The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-28
WOMEN and GIRLS
TO SECURE PRIZES
FOR FOOD EXHIBITS

The girls and women OF Wayne
county. in Richmond and out of it.
will have an equal chance with their
brothers and husbands to win a prize
in the corn show to be held in this
city, according to the announcement
of the womens committee today.
Three classes of exhibits have been
provided for-perishable food pro-
ducts. canned goods and sewing.
Two special classes have been pro-
vided for the girls under Is years
of age. They are in homemade
candy and in sewing. In all other
classes entries are open to all and
may result in a daughter. winning
prize for breadmaking, for instance, in
competition with her own mother. The
prizes and the classes for bread, pies
and cake are as follows:
Bread-Loaf white yeast, first, 81.
second, SO; third, So. Loaf graham or
whole wheat yeast, first, 81; second.
SO; third, 81. Dozen light rolls, first,
50: second, 81; third, soc. Coffee
cake. first 81; second, 81; third, Soc
..Pies-One crust, first, So; second
50; third, 81. Two crust, first, SO;
second, So; third, 81.
Cakes-with fat; white. first, 81;
second, SO; third. 50. Dark, first. 81;
second, SO; third, 81. Without fat
Angel food, first, 81; second, So; third,
81. Sponge. first. 81: second, SO;
third, So. Cookies, first, 81; second,
81; third, SOC. Drop cakes, first, So;
second, l; third, soc.
Candy Entries.
The candy entries will be open only
to the specialists in this form of cook
cry. the girls under IS years of age.
Each entry will consist Of twelve
pieces and two classes, hard and soft
candies will be provided The prizes
will be first So; second, 81, and third,
so cents, in each class. Sewing eX-
hibits also will, be confined to girls
under IS and classification will be into
rural and city classes with divisions
for the High school pupils and the
grade pupils. Thus there will be two
classes from the high schools and two
from the grades.
Entries from the high school pupils
shall be of two garments and from the
grade pupils of two pieces of sewing
Prizes for the two high school classes
will be: first, 4; second, 5; third, So
and for the two grade classes, first.
$3.50; second, $3.50; third, 81. The
score cards, which will be published
soon. will indicate the points upor
which judgement will be rendered
and which should be considered in
| making the entries.
Canned Goods Classes.
In canned goods, there are classes
/ for jell'es, fruits. vegetables anf
meats. The two latter will be of tho
cold pack processes. and in the frui.
division, provision is made for both
cold pack and open kettle processed
| fruit. Three glasses of jelly will con-
! stitute an entry. and the cash prize
will be: first. So: second, 50; third
81. Four cans of fruit are required
with prizes offered for both classes cf
| first. 81: second. 50: third, ST. II
vegetables also four cans are request
! ed and the prizes here are first, 81
second, SO: third. 50. Only two cans
! of the meat exhibit are necessary but
| here also the prizes are, first, 81; sec.
ond, So: third, So.
A suggestion has been made that th~
perishable foods be sold at fiyeS
prices or auctiored after the show, fo~
an impromptu Hoover banquet on 1h~
PREMISES. the proceeds to go to the
| Richmond headquarters for the Euro
rean relief.
All products in the show will be
! Judged by score cards which will be
| published as soon as possible. so that
those DESTROYS of entering, may know
with what conditions to comply. 1t
is proba BILE that entries of perisha BILE
foods may be left open till late upon
the first day to provide opportunity
! for the entries to be fresh, and judg-
| ing will be done so far as possible
so that it will be completed for the
second day of the show. Canned goods
and the sewing exhibits, however, will
be in place before the show opens