Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30

Paradise, Miss Agnes Roger, 1st
prize -,
Roger, list, prize Mcdonald Bros
End, prize. :,
Best display of Apples in Bulk
7. II. Duttrow 1st prize.
Best display of Pea S, Langdon New
conner, LIST prize.
POULTRY.
Best pen of White LeghornC Ihos.
W. Bddy, 1st, prize.
ANY variety of Gam, Dn J. L.
Luke list. prize.
Pidgeons any variety, Lloyd GRIN
1st prize.
First prize on Mnera's was award
ed TO IN Shirley Smith and the prize
is "a vote of thanks by The Committee
for the Exhibition
The winners of prizes in the day.
Eight parade on Friday afternoon were
as follows.
School Float representing Betsy
Ross, making The first F.ag, Leetown
School,
Best Decorated Auto in line, s..
Hilda's Hall.
Auto holding the Lucky Number
14S. the Independent Fire Co.
Commercial Float, Days of 49,
Oxen Team trained and driven by
NJ. Chas. H Str]der. for c. Wal
Best deco ted Window, Barse Res
taurant
The prizes won in the Ladies De-
partment were as follows.
Spec al premium Loving Cup
for canned and dried fruits and vege-
tah'e s. Cup to be held until next
Fall Festival.
Shenandoah Junction Cub $3.50
Largest Individual exh BIZ CT canred
goods, Ms. Ed. Cookies $50
Largest and best assortment of Jei-
lies Mss JULIA Merchant, S100
Largest and best assortmnet of Pre-
serves, Mrs. A. D. Barr. ST. 0
Ms. R. E. T. Anderson Par of
Vases, for prize on poke S.
Best exhibit of work by students,
under the direction of Miss Aiger,
High Schoo', Charles Town, $3.50
any fiou Mrs G.. E. Woma *, Ia bar
rel flour. Jefferson Milling Co.
Best bread from Sunrise Flour. Mrs
Ella Welle-, IA barrel flour.
Homemade Rolls, Mss Turner, IA
barre flou-, Gardner Bros
Second prize Mrs. Vernon Sheets,
IA barre Gardners Bros. flour.
Best pound print of Butter, Mao
mi Conkyn, S1.00
Best Homemade Cake F our Fruit
Cake, Ms. Chas. We Ter.
Best Layer Cake, NJ IS Janet Young,
$100
Cake made by a child, Ed tn San
ley, Six cake plates.
Pes, Mrs. Ed Mley $1.00
Best design, ST Hidl's Anne FIR end
String of Beads.
Basket, Mrs. Horace Moore Soc
| Coiored Embro' red Center-p ece,
Ms. Daniel S100
Home made Sweater, Mss BeSS e
Hamilton S100
Best croche ed tab Ma s. NJ S. Lou
;sa Hall S100
Best cotton Quits, patch work,
Mss Mary Sommers, S100
Knit Quilt, M SIS Littleton, Vases.
Crocheted Quit, NJ IS Lyme ST 90
Art sketch in oil, Mss Pattie Wi
lis S100
Pen and ink awing, NJ SIS B anche
Wbeatly SOC.
Masonic C.ocheted Cushion top, NJ 5
Cavalier SOC.
Best rag Rug. NJ SIS Larue S100
Bes TAFT NJ Mis- Genevie Blu 81 90
Irish Crocheted Cap, Mrs. G.uDbs
S1O0
Ha: danger Scar, NJ SIS Ram " Sl.00
Best Quilt Modern, Miss Margare.
Gibson $100
Lunch Goth C-ocheted, Mss Coe
SLIGO
Best embroidered table cover. Ms
G. w. Wills, S1OO
Best Embroidered pillow cases, NJ SIS
Hami to- 81 90
Best collection of Ant ques Ellis
pate, Mrs. Lynch,
ChiDdrens Yokes, NJ SIS Macomb, 25c
Second prize Miss Edna Shu l5c.
Linen Crocheted Centers, Mrs Geo
Mo3er SOC.
All over Crocheted ce1ter5, NJ IS
B. L. Byers SOC.
Linen with Crocheted borders, NJ SIS
i Mary Engle SOC.
Beads made of pape-, Mrs. David
Futon SOC.
Crochetcd Yoke, Mss Nele Moore
$1O0
The big Mask Carnival on Friday
night, drew an immense crowd into
town, and was we'll worth eing, the {
being numei Gus unique. features in
the line. Those taking pa were.
Parade led by Managers Henson and
'Shugert, Powhatan Band Red Men
Groupes in Mask, Couples in Mask,
Single Ladies, ngle Men.
The Judges were four unknown mel
from Winchester, and Mr.. Courtney
Riley and Ben Bye-s. Prizes were
awarded as follows.
Best Red Man, McShe. ry.
Best Group, Mrs ,sse Gore Docs
ing, Miss Texana Strobe, Mss Elsie
Gore, Mss Sadie Weier, NJ SIS Mo:er,
Mr.. Robinson and Mn Ncewarner,
representing the A lies.
Best couple in line NJ Jack Getz-
endanner and Mss Augusta Morgan
The Newely WEEDS
Ned, M. Shade Moores children.
Best single Masked Lady, Mss Ethe
line DAVIS, representing M IS Liberty
Bond
Best single Masked Man, M. De-
ffurtburn Weller representing the
Devil" full brother of the Kaiser
The Management of the Fal Fest :
va, from the President down dies re
of the people of Charles Town for
success, Col. GIBSON furnishing the
whole of the big Department Store
Building Free of Charge, and Messrs.
f. G. Henson and B. R. Shugert CIV
ing unstintingly of their time and
eneargy and working untire'ng to
make it success Their efforts
should be appreciated by the Citizens
Of Charles Town and Jefferson Co,
,Withoute RECEPTIONS.