Milford chronicle., 1952-08-01
CoLOmg Wia1ners'

Delaware Colony: Girls COMPETE
tive section-Stencil project, first.
Jean Gamble; second, Rosaiie Bro
con.
Applique project, first, Genevieve
Niksa; second, Evelyn Adams.
Cross stitch pillow, first, Florence
Foulkrod; second, Clara Fisher.
Hand woven table runner, pattern,
first. Rebecca Wright; second, Evelyn
Bergquist.
italian hemstitching, first, Genev-
ieve Niksa; second, Evelyn Adams.
Dress, first, Florence FouIkrod; sec
ond, Dorothy Hamilton.
Boys: Clair Gaming, first, Robert
Thomas.
Flat reed stool, first, William But
cher; second, Norman Cannon.
Broom, first, Robert Thomas; sec
ond, r. Fisher.
Woven rug, first, William Collard;
second, Raymond Robbins.
Table of similar construction, first,
William Butcher; second, Burton
Turning lathe project, first, Harold
Prettyman; second, William Tomlin-
son.
General section: Dresser scarf, out
line stitch, first, Alberta Davis; Sec
Ond Margaret RittenhOuse.
Any article, outline stitch, first,
Margaret johnson; second, Giovana
Bruno.
Curtains, embroidered, first, Edith
Spencer; second, Anna Marie Fisher.
Spool knitting, first, Carol A. Lam
der; second, Mary Thomas.
Rake knitted cap, first, Catherine
Mccall; second, Mary Thomas.
Hooking project, first, Catherine Nc
Call; second, Betty Lou Hathaway.
Felt project, first, Clara Fisher; sec
ond, Rebecca Wright.
Any article, chain stitch, first, Eve
lyn Adams; second, Evelyn Bergquist.
{ Huck towel, embroidered, first, Luz
/ cille Foxwell. second, Charlotte Voss,
Knitting, first, Helen McClatferty;
second, Florence Foulkrod.
Sample hand hemming, first, Edna
/ White; second, Catherine Wilkins.
/ Sample darning and patching, first,
/ Loretta Butler; second, Eloise Flow
ers.
Apron. first, Edna White; second.
/ Lucille FOxWell
Hand woven luncheon set, FIRST Do
lores ManO; second, Evelyn Bergquist.
Hand woven table runner. plain.
first, Jean Gamble; second, Ruth Ann
| Carey.
Hand woven pillow. first, Betty Lou
! Hathaway; second, Anice Cheesman.
| cline FoulkTod; second, Dorothy HAM
/ iltOn
Any other cross stitch, first, Genev,
! ieve Niksa; second, Alice Tomlinson.
/ bfe&u uOdfOs ufSls sherman RAM
mOnd; second, Richard Wisner.
Napkin holder, first, Robert Hatha-
way; second, Gerry Palmer.
Simple book ends first, William Rig
/ gin; second, Richard Frame.
Simple kitchen or bathroom fixture,
first, Raymond Robbins; second, Rich
ard Frame
Box construction projects, first, Al
] bert Cleary: second, Ralph Murphy.
! Bird house or feed station, first
Gerry Palmer; second. Ralph Wyatt
Framing project, first, Gerry Palm-
/ er; second, Albert Matthews
Hanging shelf, first William Tom-
! linson; second, Robert Brown.
Book case, first, Rosalie Fisher: Sec
| Ond, Robert Brown.
waste basket or magazine. rack.
first, Harold Prettyman; second, John
] Wilson.
Utility foot stool, first. Norman Cam
non; second. Joseph Glenwood.
Chest project, first, John Wilson
Paint or refinish project, first.
! George Smith.
Brush backs, plain, first, William
Riggin: second, Otis Guy
Brush backs, with holes, first, Rich
ard Frame; second, Jesse Harmon.
Complete scrub brush, first, Harold
/ Prettyman; second, Harry T. Taylor.
MOps, first, David Cheesemani sec
/ Ond, Henry Minner.
Pair shoes repaired, first, William
Tomlinson; second, William Collard.
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