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Class 1 Formal: first place, Gladys Hovstaad; second place, Dorothy Davis; third place, Frances Russell.
Class II Informal: first place, Wanda Waddell; second place, Jane Peterson; third place, Mary Frances Fannon; honorable mention, Jane Herndon and Helen Bridges.
Horticulture: Narcissus - first place, Marjoree Exton; second place, Hazel Rood; third place, Wanda Waddell.
Tulips: first place, Betty Sims; second place, Mary S. Bain.
Perennials: honorable rpentionm Martha Sutherland. Flowering Shrub: Helen Fairfax. .... A
The judges were Christine Johnson and Jesse Turner.
Many members attended the district meeting at Staunton on April 18. Florence Nordone was elected Treasurer for the district and director for the state.
The RGC won many awards: 1) Energy Garden by Florence Williamson - district and state award 2) Most members growing 12 or more vegetables - district and state award 3) Bet t yearbook - district and state award 4) Most members visiting the nature camp - district award 5) Most money given for scholarships - district award 6) Most life members 7) Most original program with slides, given by Sally Sharp - state and south atlantic region award.
Those attending the state convention were: Helen Holschuh, Florence Nordone, Helen Fairfax, Martha Sutherland, Breezy Gannon, Cathy Kneupfer, Virginia Pennington and Dorothy Mank.
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