Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-07-11
Entries In Women's
Department At Fair
Must Be In By Friday

Of the North Dakota state fair here
July 1928 must be made at the office
IF Secretary e. R. Montgomery in the
court house before Friday night, July
is, at 10 o'clock, according to Mrs.
O. H. Bridston, who will serve as
superintendent Of the department this
year.
On Thursday and Friday, July IA
and Is, Mrs. Bridston and others in
charge of this department will be at
the secretary's Office to receive all
needlework exhibits, and to take en-
tries in any of the other classes.
The exhibits of the culinary de-
partment. paintings. drawings and
china, that is, perishable and break
able articles, must not be delivered
states, but must be taken to the wom-
ems building at the fair grounds, not
later than 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon. July 16. Pictures must be
framed and ready to hang. in order.
to avoid delay in getting them placed
for exhibition.
The exhibits Of canned fruits, vege-
tables, ~jellies, preserves and pickles
that were dispensed with at fairs
held during the war period will be
re-entered this year, and those in
charge Of the department ask thai
r all jars be neatly labeled with the
name of the contents.
( Flowers and plants may be de-
ivered on Monday, July 18. Persons
who sell flowers for a livelihood will
. not be allowed to exhibit. for prem
iums but will be given the privilege
!. of displaying them. Arrangements
Of flowers in separate bowls or bas-
kets will be. necessary, as Lartistic ar
- "a nVaTorf will Mount . On YSninfd e. IN
> > judging.
Mrs.. A. G. Leonard will have
charge Of he art department, and
the exhibits in this section will be
particularly interesting this year.
{ 1T is the object. of the Fair man
agement to have the fair an educa-
. tional event as well as ar entertain
' ing one. This phase Of exhibiting
. plays an important part in the enter
ment, and exhibitors do not enter
! their work or products with a view
simply to competing for a prize. In
awarding prizes last year. the judges
gave little talks in. the home depart
: ment telling why certain work or
products were, awarded prizes, and
why others were not. This provided
information. Of value both to the win
q ners and losers.
Scores Announced.
H. Judging in the honas department
will be based on the following score
cards:
: Fabrics-design Of article, TO-; de-
sign Of decoration, 10; color, 20;
o Workmanship, 20.
o Culinary: bread-general appear
9 ance 2o;S flavor, 80; crumb, 3o; crust,
20.
Baked goods: general appearance,
: 10; color. 1Oa character Of crumb,
40; flavor, Is; baking. IS.
Canned goods: general appearance.
20; solid portion. 40; liquid portion.
Flowers: quality Of material, 40;
variety. 80; arrangement, 90; correct
names, 10. 1880
Entries in the home. department
are ope only to residents Of North
Dakota, and Polk county. Minnesota
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of Emerado.. N. D., will hold q
picnic social on Wednesday afternoon.
July 10. at the farm home Of Mrs
Ralph Martin, southeast Of Emerald.
The ladies attending have been asked
to bring a dish of substantial food
to contribute to the supper. A cordial
Invitation has been extended to Grand
Forks people to attend.
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Min Alice Twtte. North Third
street, left on Friday morning to be
h guest Of friends at Bisbee, NJ. d.
Tor several days. Miss Twite will Join
q party of friends there and viii 60
o the Turtle mountains for an ont
Ing. She will be away two weeks.
4 X X
John Franklin. Jr., is the name
chosen for the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs J. F. Coniley Of Detroit, Mich,
who arrived on Tuesday, July S.
Mrs. Conlley will be remembered
here as Miss Katherine r.. Morgan,
nurse, who formerly resided III
Grand Forks,
DR.. and Mr.. ". q, Withersti1e,
I21z Eighth avenue with their daugh-
teri, Betty and Peg and their son
Jack, left Saturday afternoon 81
q motor trip to Itasca Park and the
Detroit Lake regions. They viii b<
away about one week.
The RuyAl Neaghbor lodge haa
made axraagements o m loo cream
social TO be given on WednesdaJ
~afternoon and evening on the lawY
OF the ], Fl. Mechanic residence, Il
North Sixth street ,servins IL to be.
CIR It o'clock and viii continus
during the fore part Of the evening
The public Ia been invited to stcY
Tor refreshments. Home tnaAe cakl
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