Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-08-28
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Deyo; and sixth, Jean Harper
Karen was awarded scissors from
Dwyer Bros.
Girls receiving awards on Tues.
day night during the presentation
of STARS In My Crown" were
Roxanne Hickman who won first
place in School Dress. Roxanne
received scissors from Dwyer
Brothers. Second place went to
Ruth Ann Ropp, third Janet Kline.
fourth Marzanna Turvey, fifth
Judy Deyo, and sixth Barbara
Gregg.
First place in Tailoring went to
Nancy Ridenour, second Linda
Hood. third Cathy Liller. fourth
Julia Dwyer, fifth Betsy Cushman,
sixth Carolyn Rothe. For her
achievement in this project, Nan
cy was awarded scissors from
Dwyer Brothers.
Judy Morehart took top honors
in Dress Up Dress and received
scissors from Dwyer Brothers.
Second place went to Nancy Gam
mel, third Sharon Farquh ar,
fourth Harriet Rosnagle, fifth
Brenda Dorm, and sixth Karen
Meeker.
Sports Clothes award of scissors
from Dwyer Brothers was re-
ceived by Barbara Geesling, sec
ond Margie Lewis, third Sharon
Roberts, fourth Carol Converse,
fifth Elanor Teegardin, and sixth
Carolyn Boggs.
Judy Deck won first place in
her class. Lounging Clothes and
Undergarments. She received sciS-
sors from Dwyer Brothers. Second
was Rebecca Ropp, third Patsy
Fannon, fourth Linda Thomas,
fifth Joan Converse, and sixth
Gloria Geesling.
Joan Linding received the COM
plete costume award of pinking
shears from Goodyear Motor
Sales.
Receiving first place in Junior
Home Furnishing was Nancy
Houck. Second Jacqueline Nc
Carly, third Patsy Fannon, fourth
Beverly Ann Byerly, fifth Judy
Deyo and Mary Jo Thomas.
First place in Senior Home
Furnishings was Shirley Overturf.
Shirley received lamp from Dix
on Variety Store. Second Carol
Converse, and third Brenda Dorm.
In the Senior Clothing Judging
Contest, Carol Converse received
top recognition. Carol was award
ed a silver tray by The First
National Bank. S cond in this
contest was Julia Dwyer, third
Nancy Congrove, fourth Barbara
Young, fifth Nancy Jenkinson, and
sixth Harriet Rosnagle. First in
Junior Clothing Judging was
Diane Ridenour, second Patsy
Fannon, third Jackie McCarty,
fourth Jean Dorm, fifth Mary Far
1uhar, and sixth Sue Guy.
In the nutrition projects twenty
girls in Salads, Sandwiches, and
Summer Drinks received recogni-
ton. These girls were awarded
Cook Books by the Madison Coun-
ty Home Demonstration Council.
r Giving books were Cheryl
Baker, Becky Bigham, Nancy Coil
Susan Pollock, Jerilyn Gates, Car
ol Clemans, Linda Kennedy, Ilo-
Sue Blauser, Kay Howard, Pat
ricia King, Nancy Houck, Mary
Dwyer, Julia Holton, Patsy Fan
non, Ethel Mills, JEANNE Pratt,
Parsons. Kathy Lewis,
Sherry Wright, and Donna Beatty.
Placing first in Freezing Fruits
and Vegetables was Barbara Gees
ling, second Carol Converse, third
Bertha Skaggs, fourth Marilyn
Sue Guy, fifth Julia Dorm, and
sixth Carole Wollam. Barbara was
awarded a silver cream and sugar
set by Garrett Refrigeration.
Barbara Housman received
Cook Book from the active Home
Demonstration Council of Madi-
son County for placing first in
Cakes and Cookies. Second place
honors went to Alice Andrews,
third Linda Kessler, fourth jan
ice Dillon, fifth Judith Friend,
and sixth Ruth Steel.
Placing first in Entertaining
vas Sue Dillingham;. Sue received
m Emily Post Book from Creath's
Food Market. Other girls placing
we're second Nancy Hood, third
Judy Lohr, fourth Beverly Han
;on, fifth Kay Cameron, and sixth
Nancy Streator
In the Baking Is Fun Project,
irst place went TO Mary Dwyer,
econd Mary Celia Quick, third
coma Wilson, fourth Carolyn
ferguson, fifth Claudia Green,
ixth Leola Flannery. Mary re-
,eived a set of mixing bowls
rom the active Home Dernonstra-
ion Council.
Paulette Oyler took tops in
.et's Cook. She received ther-
nometer set from the active DEM
,nstration Council. Second place
vas awarded Mary Lu Burns,
bird Gloria Geesling, fourth Re-
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