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... WINE FROM GARDEN BLACKBERRIES ALTHOUGH September is traditionally the month for gathering hedgerow blackberries, the cultivated varieties ripen a few weeks earlier. If you can spare some from the blackberry and apple pies and bramble jelly, ...
... Barratt. Shallots: Mrs. Hope. Runner beans: Mrs. Haythornthwaite (certificate of merit). Tomatoes: Mrs. Barratt. Blackberries: Mrs. Cooper. Apples i(cooking): Mrs. Haythornth- ...
... AWARDS First prizes were awarded as follows: Frait.—Apples (cooking). Mrs. Neeld. dessert. Mrs. Fuggle: pears. Mis D Paul: blackberries. Mrs. Searle; tomatoes. Mrs. Barlow. Fiewers.—Bowl. Mrs. Crawley; vase, Mn.s M. Wooding; vase of annuals. Mrs. Bence; ...
... Three potatoes, any variety : Mrs. Bayley. Three dessert apples : Mra Cook. Cooking apples: Mrs. Grierson.. hree dessert pears : Mrs . Anderson. _ _ Six plums : Mrs. Logan. Dish cultivated blackberries . Mrs. Jones. Flowery Three asters, single : Mrs. Bayley ...
... dishes were demonstrated by the Eastern Electricity Board at Thursday's meeting of Sudbury Court Guild. Homemade crab apple and blackberry jelly were displayed and so were bottled gooseberries. The social study group visited the treasures of Oxford exhibition ...
... FRUIT Apples. four of any variety. C. Bullivant Ist). Mrs. Brice 12ndl. Four dessert, any variety. W. Tribe. N. Welch. C. Bullivant. Pears, four, any variety. H. Welzh l Ist). Blackberries. 12. with stalks. D. Bensilin. A. Richter. C. Bullivant. Coke ...
... Mrs. Claridge 3 Marmalade: Mrs. Burgon 1. Mrs. Harbison 2. Raspberry' tam: Mrs. Harbison I. Lemon Curd: Mrs Baker 2 Blackberry jelly: Mrs. Roberts 3. Blackcurrant jam: Mrs. Baler 2 Mrs. Hodgson. 'Airs. But:awl 3 Plum: Mrs. Harbison. Mrs. Turpin. Sirs ...
... Bishop. Apples, dessert: Mrs. Kelly; cooking: Mrs. Lack. Pan, dessert: Mrs. Timpson; cooking: Mrs. Herriott. Blackberries: Mrs. Kelly. Dish of any other fruit: Mrs. Collarbone. Jam, stone tru i t: Mrs. Tharlby; soft fruit: Mrs. Cargill. Jelly: Mrs. Pearce ...
... than flowers.—Mrs. Faram. Mixed flowers in bowl or basket for all round effect. Mrs. De!low. Desert and cooking apples and pears, blackberries, any other fruit—Mrs. Jones 1, Mrs. Norm 2. Mixed flowers in vase for front effect. —Mrs. Gales. Vegetables Collection ...
... Raven gained full marks for her apples. and she also won. for the second year in succe.:- sion. the Collings Cup for the highest number of first class awards. Mrs. Raven had nine of these. Mrs. Russell. Blackberries. Mrs. Raven. Stoned fruit in syrup ...
... Gossington. Gladioli: W M Dawson. Hardy perennials• S Gossington Frult.—Hardy fruit, excluding apples and pears: Miss Chant' hers. Blackberries: Miss Herd. Apples. dessert. two distinct varieties• Mrs. H. Muir-Beddall: culinary two distinct varieties F. W ...
... Cundey I. F. Clark 2. A. Gisel 3. Fruit Apples. dessert: L R. Todd I. J. Sibley 2, F. Bloomfield 3 Cooking: Mrs. E. M. Gregory 1, W. G. H. Tavcner 2, I. C. Morgan 3. Pears. cooking: W. G. 11. Tasener 1. Blackberries: I. Sibley I, A Use! 2. G. Date 3. Rhubarb: ...