The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1921-11-04
Westphalia Community Exhibit

Westphalia Community Exhibit
On Friday and Saturday evenin gs.
October 2Sth and 10Th from $50 to 10: sc
Westphalia Community Club staged an
agricultural exhibit and entertainment
which might well serve as model fo1
others of its kind.
The scale upon. which the affair was
planned and executed would have done
justice to much larger community,
AID was only made possib7 by earnest
cooperation of organized forces repre-.
scented by the club. The farm and gar
den were literally represented bv ex-
hlbIts of highest quality notwithstand-
Ing the dry summer; embroidery and
pretty needleWork bedecked the walls
and canned, preserved p:ckeled goods
and Jellies, made an attractive array.
A luxurious assortment of homemade
cakes, candies, tatties and other delica-
cies caused the lips to water. and tempt-
ed the most honest hand to thievery
truly Westphalia need not go abroad
Tor the good things of life!
Between four and five hundred neo.
pie attended; the school building cleo.
trlcally lighted for the occasion by tn c
Dclco Company, and dec grated with
Halloween specialties was crowded 10
overlooking. Indeed limited space
prevented showing of the large num-
Der of exhibits to best advantage. The
Primrose Cream Separator WIS shown
by K. E. Brown & Bros, and moving
pictures by the Delco representative
Saturday evening many of the exhibits
were sold and the proceeds given f.
the CIuh. musical program directed
oy MISS Virgie Brown was one of the
leading features, included piano ard
violin selections ! the Misses William
mettc, M. Hart and Mr.. Suit Richie
The latter also entertained the audience
with songs and some good Jig dancing.
" nile all did their full share TOWARD
making the affair a success, special
credit is due the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. Allie Beall. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mfrr, Misses Ella McGregor, Helen
Mari, Jessie Reall and Virgie Brown
and Mr.. Louis Branson.
Following is list Of prizes awarded
by Mr.. W. B. Posey, County Agent.
FARM PRODUCTS
White com, 1st-Mr. Gui Clagett
2n':-Mr. VIM u. Mari.
yellow Corn, 1-t-Mr. F. E. DuPaul
2nd-ZolleI M one.
Tobacco, 1>;-Mr. Walter Townshend
2 d-Mr. Wtlmot Townshend; 3rd-
Z Her M ),rr.
Wheat, 1st-Mr. VIM Beall; 2nd-
r chard VIE
White Potatoes, 1st-Mr. VIM Beail
2 rd-RicTard 5taIings.
sweet Potatoes, lst-Wm Beall. 2ld-
M. Wallace Plotts.
Tomatoes, 1st-Mr. Albert Beal!
2nd-uui C!agetl.
Apples, 1st-Lewis Branson; 2ud-
Richard Bowie.
Pumpkin, 1st-M Wallace Plots
2nd-Mr. f. Z. DuPaul.
atermelon, 1st-F. T. DuPaul.
Cabbage, 1s--Mrs Sam Tayman.
C.tron, 1,t-Mrs. Sam Tayman
Soy beans, 1st-Mr Gui Clagett
Eggs, 1st-Mrs VIM Beall; 2nd, Mis-:
Vrg;e Brown.
Batter, 1st-M~s. VIM Beall; 2nd-
MIS- Agnes Bowie.
WaInuls, 1st-Roberta Wood; End
Mr.. VIM. Beal.
Onions, 1st-Mr VIM Bea'l;2ud, F
E. DuPaul.
POI corn. white aud yellow-Mr
Albert BGalI.
Best collection of farm products, lst-
Mr.. F. e. DuPau!: 2ud, Gui Ciagett.
HOME PRODUCTS
Cake. 1st-Mrs. VIM Mari; 2nd, Mis-
Myrtle Beall; 3rd; Mrs. Joe Tlppett.
Bread loaf. 1st-Mrs. Wallace Plots
Rolls, 1st-Mrs. ALBEIT BealI.
Mixed candy, list, Mrs. Richar
SaIlngs; 2nd. Miss Helen Mari.
Pie, 1st-Mrs. EIon Turner.
Pudding, Ist-M :. Albert Beall.
Besr collection canned fruits an
Jelly, 1st, M s. Wn. M ,rI; end, Mrs, WI
BealI.
Best collection vegetables, 1st-Mrs
Albert Bea,l; 2nd, Mrs. William Bea'
Pain sewing, 1st-Mrs. VIM Mar
2ud, Mss Helen Mar.
Rem0deled gnrment, 1st-Mrs. Sal
Ta,man; end, Mrs. Albert Beall.
Best collection embroidery and crc
chet. 1st-MTs 5. Lee Hetfner; 2n'
Miss Virgie Brown.
Indiyidual piece embroidery. 1st-Mr'
Zion Turnef; pad, Mrs. Rufus Bead
individual piece crochet, list, M:
@ - ufF,nr. 0nd Miss VIrg