Milford chronicle., 1953-08-07

Marie Sterling, Dover.
Quart Cucumber Pickles-First, Mrs.
George Giltenboth, Milford; second,
Rosanna Messick, Houston.
- Boiled Catsup-First, Mrs. o. w.
turner, Preston, Md.
Homemade Soup First, Virginia
Hatfield, Wilmington; second, Mrs. Asa
Clogg, Frankford.
Cottage Cheese-First, Teresa Clark,
Greenwood; second, Mrs. Warren Cal
laway, BridgeVille.
lcicle Pickles First, Emma Lee
Harrington.
=, Black Eye Peas-First, Mrs. Asa
Clogs, FFankford.
GARDEN DEPARTMENT
Display of Vegetables-First Ros-
anna Messick, Houston; second, Mary
Korbel, Harrington.
Five eighths Bushel Early Potatoes
First, George Chaloupka, Milton; Sec
ond,, Robert Mcdowell, Greenwood;
third, Y. F. Clark, Greenwood.
Five-eighths Bushel Purple Top Tur-
Mary Korbel, Harrington.
Six Table Beets-First, George r.
Hands, F'rederica; second, Russell
Hands, Harrington; third. George Chal-
Oupka, Milton.
Six Mangel Wurzel, red-First, Eve
lyn Curtis, Milton; second, John Curtis,
Milton; third, Russell Hands, Harring-
ton.
Six Mangel Wurzel, yellow-First.
Evelyn Curtis, Milton; second, John
Curtis, Milton.
Six carrots-First, Donald William
son, Seaford; second, Max Bush, Eel
ton.
Six Oyster Plants-First, Rosanna
Messick, Houston; second, John Curtis,
Milton; third, Evelyn Curtis, Milton.
Six White OniOns-First, Grace Has
tings, Brldgeville; second, Pearl Ad-
ans, BridgeVille.
Six Red OniOns-First, John Curtis.
Milton; second, Evelyn Curtis, Milton.
Six Yellow Onions-First, Donald
Williamson, SeafOrd; second, Evelyn
Curtis. Milton; third, Mary Korbel,
Harrington.
Six Tomatoes-First, Mrs. Ed. Will
liamS, Cannon.
Plate TOmatOes-FiFst, Grace Hast
ings, Bridgeville; second Mrs. Ed Will
liams, Cannon; third, Pearl Adams
Bridgeville.
Three Cabbages-First, u. f. Clark,
second, Rosanna Messck,
Houston; third, Pearl Adams, Bridge
Vile.
Quart Wax Beans-First Russell
Hands. Harrington; second, George
Russell Hands. Frederica; third, Eve
lyn Curtis, Milton.
Quart Bush Beans-First, Y. +.
Clark, Greenwood
Quart Pole Beans-First, Raymond
French, Milton; second, Pearl Adams,
BridgeVille.
Quart Bush Limas, shelled-First,
John Curtis; second, William Ash,
LeWeS.
Quart Pole Limas, shelled - First,
Mary korbel, Harrington; second, Mrs.
20. 20 Williams, Cannon; third, Richard
Field Pumpkin-First, Evelyn Curtis,
Milton; second, Harold Swain, Bridge
vile; third, Russell Hands, Harring-
Field Pumpkin-First, Harold Swain.
BrldgeVllle; second, Russell Hands,
Harrington; third, John Curtis, Milton
Largest Cahbage-F'irst, Mary KOr-
bel, Harrington.
Three Squashes, crooked necks -
FIRST, Robert Mcdowell, Greenwood;
second, George Russell Hands, Fred
erica; third, Grace Hastings, Bridge
Three Squashes, fiat-First, Donald
Williamson, Seaford; second, Evelyn
Curtis, Milton; third, John Curtis, Mil
Three Squashes, large green-First
evelyn Curtis, Milton; second, John
Bunch Parsnips-First, Mary Korbel
harrington; second, Pearl Adams
Brldgeville; third, Evelyn Curtis, Mil
Six Green Cucumbers-First. Ray.
mond French, Milton; second, Rosanna
Messick, Houston.
Plate Picking Cucumbers-First, q
F., Clark, Greenwood; second, Pear
Adams, Bridgeville.
Flat Cantaloupes-First, Granville
Ellis, Laurel; second, Marshall Hast
ings, Seaford.
Pie, Pumpkins-First. Evelyn Cur
ms, Milton; second, Russell Hands.
Harrington; third, John Curtis, Mil,
ton
Six Radishes-First, Pearl Adams.
orldgeVllle; second. ROsanna Messick,
Houston; third, John Curtis, Milton.
SIX Green Peppers-First, Robert
4ICH' 4AIcDoWeH' ,Greenwood; second, Grace
Ash, Lewes.
Six Red Peppers-First, John Curtis,
Display GOurds-First, Pearl Adams,
Six Yellow Sugar Corn-First. Frank
I I1aIi, Mllisboro; second, William Ash,
Lewis; third, George Chaloupa, Mil
Six White Sugar Corn-First, Russell
Hands, Harrington; second, Kenneth
Williamson, Greenwood; third, George
russell Hands, Frederica.
Best Watermelon - First, William
Ash, Lewes; second, Jim Cannon.
Greenwood; third, Mrs. Ed. Williams
Cannon.
Largest Watermelon - First. James
Greenwood; second. Mrs.
Ed. Williams, Cannon; third, Pearl
Adams, Bridgeville.
Best ,Citron-First, Pearl Adams,
orldgeVllle; second, John Curtis, Mil
ton; third, Evelyn Curtis, Milton.
best Okra-First, RoSanna Messick.
Houston; second, John Curtis, Milton
third Mary Korbel, Harrington.
lest Rhuharb-First, Rosanna Mes
SICK, Houston; second, George Russell
lands Frederica; third, Mary Korbei,
Plate Yellow Tomatoes-First. Rus
sell HandS, Harrington; second, John
Best Kohl Rabi - First. Rosanna
Messlek, Houston; second, Mary Kor-
Rne1; nfi;. harrington; third, John Curtis,
Best Rutabaga-First. Rosanna Mes
sick, Houston: second, John Cnrfis
Milton; third, Evelyn Curtis, Milton,
Best Leek-First, Evelyn Curtis.
Milton; second, John Curtis, Milton.
Best Celery Cabbage-First, EVELYN
curtis. Milton; second, John Curtis.
MI hIi,toh' third' Rosanna Messick, Hous-
, Best Bushel, any variety - First.
Mildred Chalmers, Greenwood; second
ROBERT Chalmers, Greenwood.
Best Bushel Williams Early Red
Apples-First, Mildred Chalmers.
Greenwood
Best Bushel Belle of Georgia Peaches
First. Mrs. Ed. Williams, Cannon.
=, Any Named Variety-First, Mrs. Ed
Williams, Cannon.
~ Any Variety of Pears-First, Virgie
Tresnak, Bridgeville.
An BAKING EXHIBITS
Pan of Six Mufins-First, Betty Lee
Cannon, Greenwood; second, Janet
| lterson, Hockessin; Dolores Lloyd,
Newark; Mary Lou Derrickson, Mar
shallton; Judy Lane, Newark; Kath-
ryn Leasure, Newark, Jean Ann Hast
lngs, BridgeVille; Janice Hopkins.
Bridgeville; Betty Ann Alexander.
kenton; Nancy Taylor, Harrington.
Pan of Six Baking Powder Biscuits
First, Janet Pierson, Hockessin; Mil
mo Fox, Newark; Judy Lane, Newark; /;
Betty Lee Cannon, Greenwood. Second
Anita Fox, Newark: Mary Lou Derrick
son, MarshaIlton: Janice Hop<Ins
Bridgeville; Joyce Gilbert, Seaford /;