Milford chronicle., 1953-08-07
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Seaford; Joe Workman, Delmar;
George and Thomas Zott, BridgeVille;
Kenny Williams, Seaford.
Frozen Foods
Two Packages Peaches-First, Kathy
Lane and Judy Lane, Newark; Norma
RObb, Dover; Dolores Elliott, Laurel;
Jean Hastings and Lois Russell, of
BridgeVille; Betty Lee Cannon, Green
wood: second, Mary Lou Coverdale,
Milford; Lola Russell, Bridgeville.
Frozen. Peas-First, Lola Russell,
Bridgeville.
, Mary Lou Coverdale, Milford; Betty
Lee Cannon, Greenwood; second, Pat
Fifer. Dover; Jean Hayes, Houston.
Two Packages Beans-F'irst, Virginia
RObb, Milford; Betty Lee Cannon,
Greenwood; Milmo Fox, Kathy Lane,
Fifer, Dover; Norma Robb, Dover;
Dolores Elliott, Laurel; Lola Russell,
Bridgeville; Ruth Mcdowell, Green
wood.
Two Packages Asparagus First,
Jean Hayes, Houston; Cindy Metz,
Magnolia; Lola Russell, Bridgeville.
GARDEN, VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT DEPARTMENT
Display of Vegetables-First. Ros-
anna Messick, Houston; second, Mary
kOrbel, Harrington.
% Bushel Early Potatoes-First,
George Chaloupa, Milton; second, Rob-
ert Mcdowell, Greenwood.
A Bushel Purple Top Turnips-First,
Mary Korbel, Harrington.
Six Table Beets-Ffrst, George Rus
sell Hands, Frederick; second, Russell
Hands, Harrington.
Six Mangel Wurzel, red-F'irst, Eve
lyn Curtis, Milton; second, John Cur
tbs, Milton.
Two Mangel Wurzel, yellow-First,
FtVnIVu F,1irfig1 NTilfoOs SECOND TObD
Curtis, Milton.
Six Carrots-First, Donald William
son; second, Max Bush, FELTON,.
Six Oyster Plants-First, Rosanna
Messick, Houston; second, John Curtis,
Six White Onions - First, Grace
Hastings; second, Pearl Adams,
Bridgeville.
Six Red Onions-First, John Curtis
Milton; second, Evelyn Curtis, Milton
Six Yellow Onions-First, Donald
Williamson, Seaford; second, Evelyn
Curtis. Milton.
Six Yellow Tomatoes-First, Mrs. Ed
Williams, Cannon.
Plate of TOmatoes-First, Grace
Hastings, Bridgeville; second, Mrs
Ed. Williams Cannon.
Three Cabbages-First, u. F. Clark
Greenwood; second, Rosanna Messick
Houston.
Quart Wax Beans-First, Russell
Hans, Frederick.
Quart Bush Beans - First, 2. F.
Clark, Greenwood.
Quart Pole Beans-First, Raymond
French, Milford; second, Pearl Adams
BTidgeville.
Quart Bush Limas, shelled-First
John Curtis, Milton; second, William
Ash, LeWeS.
Quart Pole Limas, shelled-First
Mary Korbel, Harrington; second, Mrs
Ed Williams, Cannon.
Field Pumpkins-First, Evelyn Cur.
tbs. Milton; second, Harold Swain
BridgeVille.
Field Pumpkin-First, Harold Swain
Bridgeville: second, Russell Hands
Largest Cabbage-First, Mary Kor.
bel, Harrington.
Three Squashes, neck-First, Robert
Mcdowell, Greenwood; second, George
r. Hans, Frederica..
Three Squashes, flat-First, Donald
Williamson, SeafOrd; second, EvelyI
Curtis, Milton.
Three Squashes, large green-First
Evelyn Curtis, Milton; second, JohT
Curtis, Milton.
Bunch Parsnips-First Mary Korbel
Harrington; second, Pearl Adams
BridgeVille.
Six Green Cucumbers-First, Ray
mOnd French. Milford: second, Ros
anna Messick, Houston.
Plate Pickling Cucumbers-First q
+. Clark, Greenwood: second Pear
Adams, Bridgeville.
Flat CantalOupes-First, Granvill,
Ellis, Laurel; second, Marshall Hast
tngs, SeafOrd.
Pie Pumpkin-First. Evelyn Curtis
Milton; second, William Ash, Lewes.
Six Radishes-First Pearl Adams
Bridgeville; second, Rosanna Messick
Six Green Peppers-First, Rober
Mcdowell, Greenwood; second, Grac.
Hastings, Bridgeville.
Six Red Peppers-First, John Curtis
Milton.
Display Gourds-First, Pearl Ad
ans, Bridgeville.
Six Yellow Sugar Corn-First Franz
r. Hall, Millsboro; second, William
Ash, Lewes.
Six White Sugar Corn-First. Russell
Hans, Harrington: second, Kennetl
Williamson, Greenwood.
Best Watermelon - First, William
-, Lewes; second, Jim Cannon
Greenwood.
Largest Watermelon-Firs JAIME
MCDOWELL. Greenwood; second, Mrs
Ed. Williams, Cannon.
Best CitrOn - First. Pearl Adams
Brldgeville; second, John Curtis. Mil
Best Okra-First. Rosanna Messick
Houston: second, John Curtis, Milton
Best Kohl Rabi - First. Rosann;
Messick, Houston; second, Mary Kor
bel, Harrington.
Best Rhubarb-First, Rosanna Mes
sick; Houston; second, George r. Hans
Frederick.
Plate Yellow Tomatoes-First. Rus
sell Hands. Harrington; second, Johl
Curtis, Milton
Best Rutabaga - First, Russell
Hands. Harrington; second, John Cur
It's. Milton.
Best Leek - First. Russell Hands
ton
Best Celery Cabbage-First, Evely
curtis. Milton; second John Curtis
Milton.
Fruit Display
Best Bushel, any variety-First, Mil
dred Chalmers, Greenwood: second
ROBERT Chalmers, Greenwood.
Bla-t1rst, Mrs. Ed. Williams, Cannon
Any Named Variety-First, Mrs. Ed
Williams, Cannon.
Any Variety of Pears-First, Virgi
Tresnak, Bridgeville.
FARM PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT
Best Collection-First, Mervine Coo
per, Wyoming; second, Arley Cooper
Wyoming.
Half Bushel Red Wheat-First, Mer
vine Cooper Wyoming; second, CaI
Vincent, Milton.
Half Bushel Rye-First, Carl Vim
cent, Milton; second, Arley Cooper
Wyoming.
Half T3uahel Winter Oats - First
Meryine Cooper, Wyoming; second
stephen Van SAINT Newark,