Milford chronicle., 1955-08-05
ist Of Prize Winners at the Kent-Sussex Fair

Knitting First, Helen McClaff erty;
second, JOY Loveland-
Hand hemming- First, Edna White;
second, Agnes Conner.
Darning and patching-First, Ruby
Jackson; second, Bessie Lynch.
Apron First, Margaret Ritten-
house: second, Sara Parker.
Stuffed toy-First, Adelaide Corn
well; second, Isabelle Fluck-
Hand woven table runner - First,
Rosalie Brown; second, Lillian John
son.
Hand woven pillow-First, Addela
Hazard; second, Ann Heady.
Cross stitch pillow = First, Lucille
F'oxwell; second. Rubenia Wright
Any other cross stitch-Eirst, Alice
Tomlinson; second. Genevieve Niksi.
Boys
Bread board-First, James Hayden;
second, Stephen August
Nanl--::IlI holder-First, Joseph Hast
lnPs; second, Eugene Morris.
Book ends-First, Eugene Morris:
second, Sherman Hammond.
Kitchen fixture-F'irst, Charles Hud-
son; second, Joseph Romano.
Antique salt box-First, Harry Pet
erson; second, Ellis Watson.
Bird house-F'irst, Wendell Bowe;
second, George Forbes.
Picture framing-F'irst, Eugene Nor
ris: second, Robert hathaway.
Hanging shelf-Ffrst, Albert Cleary;
second, Alfred McClain.
Book case-First, David Cheesman;
second, Henry Minner
Magazine rack-First. Richard Wy
att; second, Wallace Forbes.
Foot stool-First, John F'ragomele;
second, Alvin Hill.
Utility foot stool - First, E.urton
King; second, Richard Wyatt.
Picture frame moulding-First, Eu-
gene Morris; second, Douglas Davis.
Candlesticks = First, Gerald John
son; second, Francis Dawson.
| Iamn-E'irSf Otis (rlV. Second Rar-
| nard Lloyd.
Checker board-First, Robert Ear
zryscki; second, Charles Bolden,
Scrub brush-First, William Riggin;
second, Alfred McClain.
Mops-First, Wallace Forbes; sec
ond, Harry Peterson.
Spoon rack-F'irst, Albert Hatha-
way; second, Douglas Davis
Fireside broom-First, Burton King;
second, Richard Wyatt.
Needlew0rk Department
Mrs. Wallace Hanson, superintend-
ent; Mrs. Arta Masten, assistant su-
perintendent; Mrs. Luster Rogers, as
sistant superintendent. Judges: Mrs.
Albert Webb, Houston; MISS Mary
Ann Simpson, Camden; Mrs. Raymond
| King, Seaford; Mrs. Alice King, Miss
Kathryn Jones.
Scarf embroidered-First, Mrs. Paul
Wootten, Seaford; second, lone
Thompson, Magnolia.
1 0uCSl lOWCt, flESI,
Martha Howard Salisbury, Md; sec
ond, Marie Giltenboth, Milford.
LUNCHEON set, embroidered-First
Mrs. Paul Wootten, Seaford; second,
| lone Thompson, Magnolia.
Luncheon cloth, embroidered-First,
| Mrs. Paul Wootten, Seaford; second,
Mrs. Wesley Reynolds, Earleville, Md.
Bridge set, embroidered-First Mrs.
| Wesley Reynolds, Earleville; second,
Mrs. Paul Wootten, Seaford.
Apron, embroidered = First, Mrs.
| Paul Wootten, Seaford; second, lone
| Thompson, Magnolia.
Pillow cases, embroidered = First,
Pearl NJ. Adams, Bridgeville; second,
Mrs. Paul Wootten, Seafcrd.
Child's dress, smocked-F'irst, Mrs
w. H. Fisher, Milford; second, Mrs.
| Ray loyds. Georgetown.
Luncheon cloth, cross stitch-First,
Mrs. Paul Wootten, Seaford
Guest towel-First, Martha Howard,
Salisbury.
Pillow cases, or. st.-F'irst, Anne
Barczewski, Newark; second, Mrs. Su-
Scarf-First, lone Thompson, Mag
nolia
Apron-First, Ida Dill, LAUREL sec
ond, lone Thompson, Magnolia.
Guest towel, hem st.-tirst, Mrs.
Paul Wootten Seaford; second, Mrs
Susie Poole, Newark.
Towel, w Hemst.-First, Mrs. Paul
! Wootten, Seaford.
Luncheon CLOTH hemst. - Second,
Mrs. Paul Wootten, Seaford.
Any new article-First, Mrs. John
g. Parks, Harrington and Margaret
McNeal, Wilmington; second, Eliza
Givens of Georgetown and Ida Dill,
of Laurel.
Applique
Apron-First. Mrs. John G. Parks,
HARRINGTON; second, lone Thompson,
Magnolia.
Pillow cases-second, Mrs. w. H.
fchn
Cut work pillow cases-First, Ida
| Dill, Laurel
| Cut work, scarf-First, Mrs Paul
Wootten, Seaford; second, Ida Dill,
Guest towel-Second, Mrs. Paul Wot-
ten, Seaford.s
CrOcheting
Solid crocheted luncheon set-F'irst,
lone Thompson, Magnolia; second,
Mrs. Paul Wootten, Seaford.
Chair set, crocheted-First, Mrs. o.
w. Turner, Preston, Nd; second, Mrs.
lone Thompson, Magnolia.
Crocheted centerpiece, large = First,
John 7. Moore of Harrington and Mrs
o. w. Turner, Preston, Md; second
Mrs. lone Thompson, Magnolia.
Crocheted centerpiece, small-First,
Mrs. lone Thompson, Magnolia; sec
ond, Caroline Clark, Milford.
Hot dish mats, three-t'irst, lone
Thompson, Magnolia.
tOl nOiuefS-F1fSI, MIS-. Paul WOOI-
ten, SeafOrd; second, lone Thompson.
Crocheted novelty-First, Mrs. Les
ter Radke, Milton; second, Mrs. Paul
Wootten, Seaford.
,r,aandsg, Handbag, EayonmFirst. I,;F Mrs Mrs lone IS
Wesley Reynolds, Earleville, Md.
Handbag, cotton-First, Mrs. Doris
F'ones, Dover; second, lone Thomp-
son, Magnolia.
Handkerchief, crocheted edge-First,
Mrs. Henry Ennis, Clayton; second,
sone Thompson, Magnolia.
Pillowcases, crocheted edge-F'irst,
Margaret McNeal, Wilmington; sec
ond, Caroline Clark, Milford.
Crocheted luncheon cloth, large =
First, Olivia Benson, Lincoln; second,
Frances McNeal, Newark.
Crocheted bedspread, light weight
First, Mrs Paul Wootten, Seaford
Crocheted luncheon cloth, small =
First, Mrs. Doris Exley, Harrington;
second, lone Thompson, Magnolia.
Crocheted bedspread, heavy weight
First and second, Mrs. Verona Con-
Hat-F'irst. lone Thompson, Mag
nolia; second, Mrs. Doris Fones, Do
yer.
Gloves-First, Mrs. Florence Thomp-
Sandals = First and second, Mrs
lone Thompson, Magnolia.
Baby booties-First, MI s. Paul Woot
ten. Seaford; second. Florence Won
Goerres, Harrington.
Baby carriage spread-F'irst, Mrs.
lone Thompson, Magnoia.
Baby bib-First, Mrs. lone Thomp-
son, Magnolia; second, Mrs. Florence
VonGoerres, Harrington.
Baby pillow First, Mrs. lone
Thompson, Magnolia.
Crocheted dressed dolls-First, Mrs.
lone Thompson, Magnolia; second,
Bessie Dean, Seaford
Any tatted article = First, Virgie
Tresnak, Bridgeville; second, Mary
Melvin, Cannon.
Knitted, Woven, Cr0cheted and
Embroidered Articles i'm Wool