The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1922-11-24
Awards Announced BY Marlboro
Fair.

L
held last week under the auspices OF the
Southern Maryland Agricultural Far
| Association of Prince Georges county
closed Friday and was pronounced the
| most successful in the history of the
| organization. Aside from the horse
racing, seven well-contested events TAX
ing place each day, the various exhibits
attracted many entries. Thousands at
tended each day from Baltimore. Wash
ington and the contiguous Southern
Maryland counties:
William O. Brooke, secretary of the
| association, has announced this partial
| list of awards
Horse Show, Sad lie IIorses-Miss NJ
Bowling, Upper Marlboro; w Welch,
| Friendship, Anne Arundel county.
Pony, Saddle Class-Eugene Loveless,
| Upper Marlboro; Wo'thington Lowe,
| Upper Marlboro. Pony Rsce-Eugene
Loveless Upper Marlboro; Bob Wilson.
| Upper Marlboro; Worthington Lowe,
Upper Marlboro. Ladies Race-Mlss
Rhoda Christmas, Upper Marlboro;
Mrs Allen, Miss Mittie Bowling. Upper
Marlboro. Green Hunters-hiiss M.
Bowling, Upper Marlboro; w 0 Welch.
Friendship, and Richard Christmas.
Thoroughbred - Stallion-Yancy and
Richard Christmas. Upper Marlboro:
Mr.. Faust, Annapolis Colt tilly or
gelding, 2-year .olds-Miss A. Brooke,
Upper Marlboro. Mare and Foa OF
I92a-Yancy and Richard Christmas,
Upper Marlboro. Heavy Draft Horse
IH -, IzI
Teams-Pair of horses over I,2oo lbs
Mr. E. Danenhower, Upper Marlboro
| Pair of horses 1900 lbs and under--
Thos. Magruder. Upper Marlboro Mule
Race-Richard Christmas, Upper Marl-
Catte-J, Sidney Hooe, Washington;
Charles Lowe, Upper Marlboro; Provi-
dence Hospital Farms, A. w. Bean.
Hogs Duroc, Jerseys VIM. E. Mudd,
IT,, Hampshire Boar and Sow. &.
Gilrov, Mi,chellvllle. Berkshire Boar
and Sow-Providence Hospital Farms.
Garden Products Collection from
one truck farm-Providence Hospital
Farms. John Frolich. Brookland, DC.
Collection from gardea-Mrs. Percy
Duvall, Rosaryville. Parsley Freda
Kolbe. Landover; Mrs C. w. Sheriff.
3ennings. Green lima beans-Mrs.
Newton Collision, South River. Green
peppers-Miss Maude Gerstner, Gam
Drills. Red pepPers-eeconds, Provi-
dence Hospital Farms. Tomatoes
Providence Hospital Farms; Orville
Drury, Chaney. Field pumpkins
Thomas Wood, Groom. Radishes-
Miss Mamie Gerstner, Gambrills. Car
Providence Hospital Farms, Mrs
lC. w. Sheriff. Turnips- First, Freda
Kolbe, Landover; second, C. Orvills
Drury, Clancy. Cabbage-C. Orville
Drury. Mrs. J. E. Mu'ikin, Bowie.
Variety Providence Hospital Farms.
Best peck of potatoes (not Mccormick
Providence Hospital Farms, L Owens.
Lothian. Best peck-McCormicks-L.
w. King, Chaneyville; Otis Gerstner,
Gambriils. Best peck sweet potatoes
First, J. L. Estep, Lothian; second. DR.
C. T. Hutchins, Prince Frederick. Best
peck yams- First, C. Orvile Drury.
Best quart dried lima beans-Mrs. WE
Print, Lothian; Mrs. J. E. Mullikin,
Bowie. Best quart dried soup (navy)
beans Clara Kobe, Landover. Let
tuce-Mr>. J. E. Mu'likin. Parsnips-
Providence Hospital Farms. Horse
radsh-C. Orville Drury, Mrs. c. w.
Sheriff. Yellow onions-C. Orville
Drury; Providence Hospital Farms.
Table beets-Mrs. c. w. Sheriff, c. Or
vile Drury. Stock beets-Providence
Hospital farms.
Nuts - Peanuts : w E. Mumford,
Brandywine English walnuts-C. Or
vile Drury: E. Coffren, Upper Marl-
boro. Hickory nuts-T. L. Perry, Nc
Kendree, Anne Arundel county.
FRUIT AWARDS-Best plate pears
mot Kieffer)-First ]. w. Sasscer,
North Keys. Best plate Kieffer pears
First. Mrs. w. S. Chichester, Aquasco;
second, J. E. Cofren. Best plate of
apples, any variety-Mrs W S Chiches-
ter, Aquasco. Best plate twig. apples
Mrs. w. S. Chichestes; Mrs. Blanche
H all, Upper Marlboro Best plate York
apples--T. T Estep, Lothian. Winesap
Mrs. w S Chichester; J T Estep
Stayman winesap-J. T.. Estep; ]. +
Coffren Tonathan-J. I. Estep Ben
Davis-Mrs Blanche Hall, Upper Marl-
boro; R L Hall, Upper Ma lboro.
HOUSEHOLD ARTS-Needlework
and Embroidery-Mlss Nellie Jones,
Lothian; MISS Margaret Duvall Groom;
Mrs. " Brady, Xiv -rdale; Mrs w S
Brady; Mrs B L FIadunk, Bowie; Mrs
Newton Collinson, South River; Mrs Z
K Renohl, Riverdaie; Miss Eunice
Sa scei, Groom; Mrs. 4 Irving Bowie,
Upper Marlboro; Miss Adelaide Ira
land, Upper Marlhpro:. Mrs Jeanne
Ferguson, Landover; Mrs. Louise
Hal Upper Marlboro; Mrs z K Reinohl,
Mrs Jeanne Ferguson, Mrs haries w
Wilson, Riverdale; Mrs. John Trabaud,
Upper Marlboro; rs Jeanne Fe guson,
LandoVer, Mrs Charles Mcpherson,
AQuasco.
CROCHETING-Mrs Newton Collin
son, South River; Mrs J H Dodge, West
wood; Miss Mamie Gers ner, GambTills;
Miss Cecile Traband, Upper Marl Dor
Miss Evelyn~Kolbe, Landover; Mrs s
Randall Upper Marlboro; Mrs Henry
l. d Jrris.
SEWING-Best collection Of gar
ments-ars T Simonds, RIVerdale.
Infants drss (haud-ma ade Mrs Louise
B Il tall Upper Marlboro; Mrs B L Fla
dug. Bowie. Gi-ps dress, suitable for
g.rI II wears old-Mrs Kate Bdsca
RiverdaIe; Mrs Irving Bowie. Prac
tical house d e~s, gingh IN Mrs John
MulhkIn, Bowie. Prac iCai and or.-
sinal work aDron-Mrs L 3 HoWiand !
Upper Mari b0To; Mrs K / Baber, River
dale. Most styllsh cape for women
Cloth OF silk)-Mrs John Mullitin. Re
modelled garments Boys cOat-Nlrs A
G Shepherd, Bristol; Mrs Frank Forbes
Aquasco. Girls dress-Mrs K E Ba
Der; Miss NJ Jarvis, Leonardtown.
Girls garment, other than dress-Mrs |
Frank Forbes. Girls garment-Mrs |
Frank Forbes. Darned stockings~t
Mamie Gerstner; Miss Nellie Grant, !
Washington.
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