The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-11-14
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT
WILL Be HELD IN ARM0RY NEXT WEEK
5000 PROGRAM PREPARED-MAKE
TIA SUCCESS.

The first annual Carroll County Ag-
ricultural Exhibit and Rally will be
held in the Armory November IS, 20,
and 21st, beginning with the night of
the 18th. Extensive preparations are
being made by various committees
and big show is expected. Every
body il invited to both afternoon and
evening meetings. Besides the prize
lists already published a letter was
received by the committee enclosing
$1.OO to be given as special prize
for the best trio of guinea pigs. This
il fine. Boys get your pets ready.
On account of the lack of space they
were prohibited from having a poul-
try show. We hope by another year
that will be made possible by the
association as there are some fine
birds in this county The committee
wishes all entries in by Tuesday
morning Nothing accepted after 10
o'clock on Wednesday. Please re-
member it is big job to get all en-
tries arranged, so send yours in be-
fore the last minute. Among booths
of special interest to the public will
be the one on health by Parent
Teachers Association in charge of
Mrs. Edgar Myers; the milk booth in
charge of Mrs. Heagy, and the Con-
venient Kitchen arranged by Mrs. o.
w. Dieffenbach and her committee
Tehre will be a milk exhibit sent by
the U. S. Department of Agriculture
and also an exhibit of hams and ba-
con sent by the State College. This
exhibit is part of the State Mary
land Exhibit which won fourteen out
of the fifteen prizes awarded by the
! National Ham and Bacon Show at
Des Moines, Iowa. We also would
like to have an exhibit of home-c1red
hams. Bring one along for the ex-
Fhibit. The program you will find
elsewhere in the paper Judges fOr
the woman's work will be Miss Ola
Day.. District Home Demonstration
Agent, and Miss Adice Jones, State
4 Girls Club Agent
\ Program will be as follows:
J Wednesday, Nov 18th, at D. m
F. w. Fuller, chairman; music select
ed; address of welcome by H. P
Gorsuch; response, Lester Patterson
address, Miss Venia Ke1lar, State
Home Demonstration Agent; address
DIR. Woods, President OF Maryland
State College.
! Thursday, Nov. goth, Dairymen's
Day, R. S. Snader, chairman; p. m
Carroll County Dairymen's Associa
ton, address, ID c. Harry, President
of State Association; address, "Ust
of Pure Bred Sire" by E. r. Burton
address, Home Mixing Dairy Feeds,
by A. E. Wolcott. (Both of these
people are from the U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Dairy Division
Woman's Meeting, Mrs. Chas. PeItz
chairman; reading. Miss Elderdice
address, The Training Of the Girl,
by Miss Adiee Jones; Demonstration
on '"The Use of Milk" by Miss Madgt
Reese, u. S. Department of Agricul
ture.
8 p. m, lecture and moving pictures
by Miss Madge Reese, Playette, "The
Milk Fairies,s by the Union Bridg;
Club Girls; address,, "Tuberculal
Free Dairy Herd by DR.. Smith, O.
the ". :. Department of Agriculture
Friday, NoE. 21st, Rural Life Day
Rev. Edgar Read, chairman; 2 p m.
meeting in interest of church ant
rural community; address, Rev. Chas
Scofield, Supervisor of Interchurcf
World Movement; address, u. :. G
Rupp, Frederick County Ministerial
Association; address, What The
Community Can do for its Socia
Betterment," by B. F. Bomberger
Woman's meeting, address, "Tht
Business of Living" by Miss Ola Day
address, "The Woman and the Com
munity," by Mrs. Paul Yoder; RounC
table discussion on community cen
ter, led by Mrs Edgar Myers.
s p. m, music, selected; illustrated
lecture by Miss Ola Day, The I'm
provement of the Rural Home; ad
dress on The Relation Of Home
Church, and School" by Mr.. Neal, O.
the U. s. Department Interior, Bureau
of Education Music, selected. .
\ Anybody knowing of show case
that could be used at the exhibit
please notify County Agents office
Westminster.