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... Grainge. Pastry and Bread. : Tartlets : 1 Mrs. Grainge, 2 Mrs. Rule. Fruit pie : 1 Mrs. Rule, 2 Mrs. Thackray. Preserves : Blackberry and Apply Jelly: 1 Mrs. A. H. Bywater, 2 Mrs. Charles. Apple Jelly : I H. A. Seaton, 2 Mrs. Thackray, Mrs. A. H. Bywater ...
... Jones, 2 H. Alcock, 3A. Hall; (cooking), IW. Claridge, 2A. Hall. Plums, 2A. Jones. Loganberries, 1 H. Alcock, 2 H. Stanford. Blackberry, 1 W. Honey, 2 H. Bird, 3 A. Jones. Collection (3 kinds), IC. Hunt; (soft), IC. Hunt. 2H. Stanford. Flowers Annuals, 1 K ...
... Members were most attentive as Miss Nerracott proceeded to mix and cook the most attractive sweets—lemon merangue pie and blackberry shortcake being two of them. Many members wrote down the recipes which were clearly given by the speaker, who was thanked ...
... hides bones and Wendy collects slugs and snails and deposits them on ray door mat. They suddenly combine and have spasms. Blackberries was a good idea, nutting not too bad ; conkers deplorable because of the split knuckles I had to doctor. Now it is fodder ...
... spokesman from each group read out the list compiled, and many useful suggestions were heard. The competition for a pound pot of blackberry and apple jam was won by Mrs. Stone. Holt Group Exhibition The County Federation kindly provided judges at the Group Exhibition ...
... vases of autumn leaves and berries and awarded Mrs. Bolter Ist prize, Mrs. Cook 2nd and Mrs. blatter 3rd. Winners of the blackberry jelly competition were 1 Mrs. Cook, 2 Mrs. Hone, 3 Mrs. Matter. The social half-hour was conducted by Mrs. Bolter. CHIPPING ...
... Robson ; (dessert) 1 L. W. Robson, 2 C. M. Preston. Apricots 1 Mrs. C. Preston. Red currants; IL. W. Robson. Cultivated blackberries : 1 Mrs. R. Walton, 2 F. Stone. Collection of fruit: 1 L. W. Robson. Beet (globe) 1 Dr. W. Reynard, 2 L. W. Robson ; (long) ...
... Plums (culinary), 1 Mrs. Rhodes. Apricots, 1 G. Preston. Red Currants, Mrs. L. Grant. 2 Mrs. W, Griffiths. Cultivated Blackberries, 1 Mrs. R. R. Walton. Beet (globe), 1 A. A. Bosley, 2 s>. Badby, 3 Mrs. W. Griffiths. Beens (dwarf). 1 Mrs. L. Cross, 2 ...
... John Richard Morris (59) vice-president of Covent.rg Rugby Club, of 25 Station Street ; and Mr. William Tweedle (56) of 119 Blackberry Lane. ~ Mr. Morris’s daughter, Gwendoline (28) hi.- also among the injured with a suspected fractured skull. The two worst ...
... 2 G. Field, 3 J. B. Hayter. Plums (culinary) 1 Mrs. Rhodes : (dessert) 1 C. Preston. Apricots, 1 C. Preston. Cultivated blackberries, 1 F. Stone. Beetroot (globe) 1 W. Brock, 2 Mrs. Wilmot-Griffiths, 3 K. Stone; (long) 1 A. Dunn, 2 G. Field, 3 S. Badby ...
... RESULT OF COMPETITION - . Plum, pear, tomato, blackberries, ru!borry. cherries, strawberries, currants (red and black). Prize-winners : Fountain Pen, Hilary Joy Seaton, 1 Mfi Road, Ruscote l'auu.‘)liook: Keith Hobday. 7 Orchard ‘Close (6). ...