Milford chronicle., 1955-08-05
List Of Prize Winners At
The Kent-Susser Fair
Craft Exhibits

L L-OUSSOA IuH
Craft Exhibits
First, Tommy Carter OF Newark.
Douglas Heeger, Grace Elliott, both
Of laurel: second, Ray Johnson of
Newark, Bobby Deip Of Newark, Doug
las Heeger: third, Phoebe Fassig OF
Newark and Joan Russell of Bridge
Belt-Third. Faye Dodd. Billy and
Bobby Murphy, Leonard Murphy, Mar
garet Murphy. all of Seaford, Clark
White, Barbara Towers, Don O'Bier,
Erwin Hammond, and Kenneth Tun,
all of Seaford.
Eggs. Vegetables
Medium brown eggs-First, Tommy
Carter, Newark.
Box "a potatoes = Second. Nolan
Banks. Milton Banks, both Of Milton
third, Clifton Brown, Magnolia
Ten ripe tomatoes-Thirds William
Chase of Woodside, Nolan Banks OF
Milton.
Ten green tomatoes-Second, An
derson Gowens of Woodside. James
Burris of Viola; third, Ronald Thorpe
of Woodside, Paul Harris of FELTON,;
Six onions without tops-tlrst, mo-
Ian Banks and Milton Banks OF MIL
ton, James Burris OF Viola, Ahen Ma
ris of FELTON,, Robert Lee Jones OF
Greenwood, Bernard PrettyDean OF NIL
ton; third, Charles Mosley OF Masno-
liza.
second, Anderson Gowens of Wood
Inree summer squash-Second, AL
Len Lee Waters of Greenwood; third,
William Baymard of Viola
Twelve pods of lima beans-Second,
Edward Gibbs, Jr., of Camdeni third'
Milton Banks OF Milton
Three slicing cucumbers-F1rst, FL
dred Pritchett. FELTON, -
Six picking cucumbers-Third, Dan
iel Scott and Preston Hayes, Jr., OF
Greenwood
Home improvement
ANY single article made as part of
Milton Banks of Milton; third. Nolan
Banks of Milton.
All Winners
Six beets. punched without tops
First, Allen Lee Waters of Greenwood; !;
third, Gowens Anderson of Woodside
Three bages-Third, James Bur
ris of Viola.
! Dozen large white eggs - Second,
BOX of "a potatoes-First, BIZ Da-
Wis of Milford: second, Robert Collins
of Harrington, Richard l.. Sapp OF
Harrington, Harvey Thon-aS OF Mary
del, Eugene Thomas of Marydel; third:
William O'Day and Elmer O'Day OF
FELTON,, Sam Johnson of Houston, Jonn
Carrow of Little Creek, and John f.
Clark of Smyrna.
Ten ripe tomatoes-First, Sam john
son, Houston, Richard l.. Sapp OF Har-
rington; second, Russell French OF
| Milford William O'Day of FELTON,,
Joyce Austin of FELTON,, John e. Clark
of Smyrna; third, Eugene Thomas OF
Marydel.
Long, of Wyoming, Lee Long OF Wy,
oming, Elmer O'Day of FELTON, ana
John E. Clark Of Smypndai Mt,yGrd sha seeoha. rles
Greenwood, Eugene Thomas OF Mary
del; third, Ulysses Grant OF MILFORD,
Sam Johnson of Houston and Harvey
Thomas of Marydel.
Six onions without tars-F1rst, El-
mer O'Day, Jrs of FELTON,, John and
Fred Grampp of Dover; second, VIII
liam Clifford Lyons of Harrington
sam Johnson of Houston, Wllllam
O'Day of FELTON,, Joyce Austin OF Eel
ron. WAYNE Morris of Houston; third,
Bill Davis and Russell French OF MIL
fcrd Vivian Lee Webb OF HARRINGTON,
Betty Hayes OF Houston, and Arthur
Passwaters of Houston; snlrd, bIii
Davis and Russell French of Milford,
Vivian Lee Webb of Harrington, BeIty
Hayes of Houston, and Arthur Pass
waters of Houston.
Six onions without tops-F1rst, Rlch-
ard l.. Sapp of Harrington, Eugene
Thomas of Marydel, Harvey Thomas
of Marydel Clinton Helm of smyrna
4 second John Carrow of Little creek,
Henry Griffith of Houston, John Clark
six peppers-Third. Elmer O'Day of
FELTON,, Vivion Lee Webb of Hafrlng-
ton. -.
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Hayes of Houston.
Three summer squash-First, Wv
/ ian Lee Webb of Harrington, kenneth
Collins of Harrington; second, Wll-
| liam O'Day of FELTON,, Robert Coillhs
twelve pods of lima beans--First,
Joyce Austin of FELTON,; second, Will
liam and Elmer O'Day of FELTON,
/ third, Russell French of Milford.
Three slicing cucumbers - FIRST
Louis Everline of Greenwood.
Six picking cucumbers-f1rst, Louis
Everline of Greenwood.
Eight beets, without TOPS, puheLleu ei
Johnson of Houston, Betty Hayes OF
| Houston, Eugene Thomas of Marydel;
second. William Robb of Dover, John
/ Carrow of Little Creek, Joan Bush
of FELTON,, Harvey Thomas of Mary
del: third. Robert Collins of Harring-
ton. Clinton Helm of Smyrna.
Three cabbages - Second, Fred
| Grampp of Dover; third, Clinton Helm
of Smyrna.
Six ears of. sweet corn in husks-
First, William O'Day of FELTON,; sec
ond, Russell French of Milford; third,
Richard l.. Sapp of Harrington and
/ Clinton Helm of Smyrna.
/ Eighteen snapbeans - First, Fred
Grampp of Dover; Lois Everline of
Five : Vegetables, edible. arrange
ment-F'irst, Russell French of Mil
ford; second, Eugene Thomas of Mary
del, Allen Cook of kenton; third, John
Grampp of Dover Edward Jewell of
Entomology, rs specimens = First.
Jean Hayes of Houston, Betty Hayes
of Houston; second, Maynard Gruns-
ira of Houston, Henry Griffith of
/ Houston.
Eggs, dozen large brown eggs =
First, George Scott of Laurel; sec
ond, James Milliken of Seaford; third,
Arnold Moore of Laurel.
Eggs, dozen extra large brown eggs
First, James Milliken of Seaford
second Clark White of Seaford; third,
Betty Moore of Bear.
Sussex All Vegetables
Box of "a potatoes-First, Russell
Boyce of Laurel. james Mcdowell of
/ Greenwood, Donald +. O'Bier of Sea
| Bridgeville. Ronald Webb of Green
wood, Emmett Lee Whitmore of Green
wood, Janet Lee Williamson of Sea-
ford; second, David Burton of Laurel,
/ Philip Messick of Millsboro, Joshua
Messick of Millsboro, Janet Elliott,
/ Vaughn Ira Elliott Wayne Elliott, all
| of Laurel: Larry Colt of Bridgeville
Barbara Messick o. Bridgeville, Don
aid Powell of Delmar. Richard Ray OF
Bridgeville.
10 ripe tomatoes = First, Ronald
4 Webb of Greenwood; second, Barbara
4 Messick of BridgeIhle, Harold w
Penuel of BridgevillC Richard Ray
of Bridgeville, b. Brooks Wheatley
of Bridgeville, Jean Ann Tucker OF