Milford chronicle., 1955-08-05

Lady's scarf, knitted-First, Mrs
John @. Parks, Harrington.
Child's mittens-First, Anne Bar.
czewski. Newark; second. Mrs. Pau
Wootten, Seaford.
Baby's carriage spread, woven =
| First, Jeanette NonGoerres, Hsrring-
ton.
Any other article-First, Mrs. Ethe
Stubbs, Harrington.
| Winners National crochetlng contes-
Solid erocheted luncheon set-Ions
Thompson, Magnolia.
Chair set, crocheted-Mrs. o. w
Turner, Preston. Md.
Crocheted centerpiece, large (menl
John T. Moore, Harrington; Mrs. o
w. Turner, Preston, Md.
Crocheted dollie. small-F'irst, lone
Thompson, Magnolia.
Hot dish mats, 3-Ione Thompson
| Magnolia.
Pillow cases, crocheted edge-Mar-
| garet McNeal, Wilmington.
Crocheted table cloth, large-Olivis
Benson, Lincoln.
Crocheted table cloth, small-Mrs
Doris ENley, Harrington.
CrOcheted .bedspread, heavy weight
Mrs. Verona Connelley, Dover
Stole-Mrs. Ethel Stubbs, Harring.
ton.
Home Sewing
House dress, cotton-First, Mrs. o
w. Turner, Preston, Md. :, second, Mrs
Wesley Reynolds, Earleville, Md
Lady's dress, nylon-First, Mrs. Lii
liam Cooper, Wyoming; second, Mrs
Addie HufnaI, Dover.
| Lady'S dress, rayon-FirSt, Mrs. o
W. Turner, Preston, Md; second, Mrs
Lillian Cooper, Wyoming.
Lady's dress, silk-Second, Mrs. Dor
is Fones, Dover.
Lady's dress, eotton-First, Mrs. o
/ w. Turner, Preston, Md, and Marie
B. Sterling, Dover; second, Mrs. Tur-
| ner and Helen ComStock, Dover
Lady's dress, 2pc. cotton First
MIS-. clifton Seely, Greenwood; second
Mrs. Lillian Cooper of Wyoming and
Marie B. Sterling, Dover.
Lady's dress, 2 PC rayon-Second
Marie B.. Sterling, Dover.
| Lady's wool sult-t1rst, Helen Com
stock, Dover; second. Mary Melvin,
Cannon.
Lady's wool coat, long-First, Mrs
Wesley Reynolds, Earleyille, Md.
Ladys wool coat, short = Second
Mrs. Virginia Graham, Greenwood;
Bathrobe-First, Marie B. Sterling,
Dover; second. Mrs. Virginia Graham,
Paiamas, cotton = First, Marie B.
Sterling, Dover; second, Mrs. w. HI.
Fisher, Milford.
Paja,mas, Eay9nn;;FI'irst, Mrs. Wesley
Mrs. James Bolton, Earleville, Md.
Shorts = First, Mrs. Ruth Isaacs,
Greenwood; second, Mrs. Lillian Coo
per, Wyoming.
Blouse, cotton-First, Marie B. Ster-
ling, Dover; second, Mrs. Calvin Wells,
Harrington.
Shirt, cotton - First, Mrs Lillian
Cooper Wyoming; second, Mrs. James
Bolton, Earleville, Md.
Shirt, rayon Second, Mrs. James
Bolton, Earleville, Md.
Shirt, wool-First, Mrs. Calvin Wells,
Harrington; second, Mrs. Ruth Isaacs,
Greenw ood.
Smock-First. Mrs. w. H. Fisher,
Milford.
Nightgown, cotton-First, Mrs. Ad-
die Hufnal, Dover; second, Mrs Wal
lace Johnson, Newark.
Bedjacket, cotton First, Martha
Howard, Salisbury, Md.
Bedjacket, rayon-Second, Blanche
Bell, Harrington.
Apron, gingham-Ffrst, Mrs. Susie
Poole, Newark; second, Mrs. Mary
Porter of Milford and Anne Barczew-
ski, Newark.
Print apron First, Mrs Calvin
Wells, Harrington, and Mrs. Addie
Hufnal, Dover; second, Mrs. Lillian
Cooper of Wyoming and Mrs. Linden
Isaacs of Georgetown.
Solid color apron-F1rst, Mrs. Har-
riett Richardson, Greenwood; second,
lone Thompson, Magnolia.
Fancy apron-First, Mrs Addie HUFF
nal of Dover and Mrs. Paul Wootten
of Seaford; second, Mrs. Linden Isaacs
of Georgetown and Anne Barczewski
of Newark
Cobbler apron-First, Mrs. Calvin
Wells, HarringtOn; second, lone
Thompson of Magnolia.
Costume slip, cotton : First, Mrs.
Lillian Cooner, Wyoming; second, Mrs.
Virginia Graham, Greenwood.
Costume Slip, rayon-,Second, Mrs.
James Bolton, Earleville, Md.
Child's coat : First, Mrs. Calvin
Wells, Harrington; second, Mrs. Wal
lace Johnson, Newark.
Child's dress, 2-6 years-Ffrst, Mabel
lDemseey, Dover; Mrs, Virginia Gra-
Reynolds, Earleville, Md.
Child's dress, clio years-First, Mrs.
Ruth Isaacs, Greenwood; second, same.
Child's siip-Second, lone Thomp-
son, Magnolia.
Child's shorts First, Mrs. Ruth
Isaacs, Greenwood; second, Mrs. Doris
Fones, Dover.
Child's sun. dress-First, Mrs. Addie
Hufnal, Dover; second, Mrs. Ruth
ISaacS, Greenwood.
Childs feeding bib = First, Anne
Barczewski, Newark; second, Pearl NJ
Adams, Bridgeville.
Hand made gloves - First, Helen
:cOmstock, Dover.
Hand made fabric glives-F'irst, Ma
bel GivenS, Georgetown; second, Ruth
Isaacs, Greenwood.
Hand made leather belt-First, Mrs
Carl Hill, Harrington.
Parks, Harrington; second, Eliza Civ
ems, Georgetown.
Fabric handbag-First, Mrs. John G.
Parks, Harrington; second, Eliza Civ
ems, Georgetown.
Felt andhag-First Mrs. John G.
Parks, Harrington.
Leather handbag-FirSt, Mrs. Carl
Hill, Harrington.
Pla site handbag-FfrSt, Mrs. Paul
Wootten, Seaford.
Mems paiamaS First Marie ID
Sterling, Dover.
Mems shirts-First, Mrs w H
Fisher, Milford second, Mrs. Susie
Poole, Newark
Bathing suit-First, Mrs. Ruth Isa-
acs, Greenwood; second, Mrs. Virginia
Graham, Greenwood.
New article-First, Mrs. Addie HUFF
nal, Dover; second, Mrs. John G. Parks
Georgetown.
Quilts
Fan-First Bessie Dean, Seaford.
Log Cabin-First, Sallie e. Wroten,
Denton, Md; second, Bessie Dean,
Wedding ring-Second, Mrs. Alfred
Poore, Viola.
Other patterns = First, Mrs Ethel
Stubbs, Harrington; second, Eliza T.
Givens, Georgetown.
Applique : First, Clara Wroten,
Bridgeville.
Braided rug, cotton-First, Mrs. G.
NJ Dempsey, Dover; second, Mrs. Will
ma Smith, Elkton.
Crocheted rug, cotton-First, lone
Thompson, Magnolia.
Hooked rug, wool yarn-Ffrst, Mrs.
Elma Oliver, Harrington.
Hooked rug, cotton-Second, Sallie
E. Wroten, Denton, Md.
Woven RUG. notton-Ffrst, Mrs. Ethel
Foskey, Laurel.
Extra size rug-Second, Mrs. Lillian
Wilkins, Bridgeville.
Work by Women 20 Years or Over
Luncheon cloth-First, Mrs. l. H.
Watt, Greenwood.
Quilt, any pattern-First, Mrs. AL
fred Poore, Viola.
Apron, any design First, Mrs.