The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1922-11-03
Tlnral a1tn perHunal
Friday, November 3rd, 1922
The Westphalia Fair

The second exhibit of The Westpha
liza Community Club, Friday and Sat
demonstrated the interest taken by the
ustizsws of Mellwood District and by
the people of Kent, Spaldings anc
Marlboro Districts in the desire tc
show what can be done by organized
effort in country neighborhood and in
a cross roads school house turned into
an exhibition hall.
The experience of last year made it
easier to arrang e the display so that
it could be seen to the best advantage
and the excellent lighting of the two
rooms by Mr. Reed, agent for the
Delcn Light, left no corner in darkness.
The front of the building was also
brilliantly lighted and the old school
was a beacon drawing together form
er pupils, neighborhood people, and
strangers for an evening of pleasure.
The broadening influence of such exhibit
lions is inestimable to community and
it was qualification to the manage
ment to receive such hearty support.
Unfortunately the past season was
not propitious for either farm or garden
and grains and vegetables that appear
ed upon last years tables were not seen
this year, but aside from the lack of
variety. what was exhibited was of
number one quality, and, as in the corn
display-so difficult to decide between,
the Judges from the University of
Maryla and gave ribbons to as many as
six competitors.
The variety in the canned vegetables
remarkable, no one sort was overlook
ed, and canned meats and sausage
We're also added to the crowded shelves.
The judge, a university woman, did
not make her decision from the appear
ance of the exhibit but opened every
thing, so that all articles were judged
entirely upon their means, and it is
pleasure to give the names of the men
and women successful in this last Com
munity Contest.
FARM AND GARDEN
Tobacco-1st, Richard Stallings; End,
Collar Moore; Ord, Wilmot Townshend.
Corn-1st, Mr.. Watson; End, Albert
Beall; 3rd, Gui H. Claget; 4th, F. +.
Du Paul; 9Th, William Mari; 9th, James
Garner.
Pop corn-Master William Scuhler. :.
Soy beans-Gui H. Clagett.
Wheat-1st, Wallace Plots; End.
Gui H. Clagett.
Purnpkins-lst and 2nd, Wallace
Platts; Srd, William MARI.
Tomatoes-1st, George Schiller, End,
Gui Il. Clagett.
Irish Potatoes-1st and Fad. Gui H.
Claeett; 3rd, William Beall
Sweet Potatoes-1st, William Mari;
End, Albert B all; 3rd, William Beall.
Parsley list, Mrs. William Beall;
2nd, Mss. James MARI.
Carr1ts-William Mari.
Fui nips-1st, Mr.. Garner; End, Al
bert Beall.
Cabbage-1st, & End, William Beall. |
Onions William Beall.
spinach-1st, Mrs. William Beall; End, |
Mrs. F. E. DuPaul.
Dried Apples-Mrs. Albert Beal'.
Applss-1st. Mrs. Charlie Nicholson;
2ad, Wallace Piotts; Ord, William Beall. |
pears-1st, William Mari, 2nd, Albert
BeaIi; 3rd, w. Tydings.
Nuts-Miss Roberta Wood.
Pain sewing-Mrs. William MARI.
Best collection of embroidery and
crochet-1st, iIrs. William Mari; End,
Mrs.. Lee Hsffner.
Best single piece of embroidery-Mrs. |
Emily Turner.
Best single piece of crechet-Miss |
Nj. Linthicum.
Best exhibit in children :. handwork-l
1st, Louise and Margaret Loveless, 2no |
Alva Brashears.
Quilts-1st, Mrs. F. E. DuPaul, End,
Mrs, Wallace PIotts.
Rag Rug-M Miss Helen Mari.
Collection of canned goods-1st, Mrs
Albert Beall: 2nd, Mrs. William Mari.
Collection jellies-1st, Mrs. William |
Mari; 2nd, Mrs. Lizzie Donald; 3rd,
hrs. Albert Beafl
Collection serees-1st, Mrs. Albert
BealI; End, Mrs. William Beal1; 3rd.
Mrs. George SCHUYLER,
Collection of pickles-Mrs. William |
Beall, Miss Clagett; Mrs. Albert Real
Gake-1st, & End, Mrs. William Mari.
Children's cake list, Carrie Stallings; |
2nd, Bernice BeaIl.
Rolls 1st, Mrs. Albert Beall; End,
Mrs. James Mari; 3rd, Mrs. F. +.
DdPauI.
Bread-1st, brown bread-Miss Clag.
EFT; Fad. white bread-Miss Clsgett.
Cookies-1st, Mrs. James Mari; End |
Mrs. Albert Beall.
Gaudy-Mrs. John Talbot.
Ch!liren's Candy-Lucille Stallings. |
Pips-lst, Mrs. Albert Beall; 2nd,
Mrs. " allace Plotts.
Salad-Ida Eeall.
La1d-1st, Mrs. William Mari; End,
Mrs.. Albert Beall.
Batter-1st Mrs F. E. DuPaul; End,
Mis-. William Beall; 3rd, Mrs. Richard
S5;iings.
Egg,-1:t, Mrs. Virgie Brown; End,
ms. John Talbot; 3rd, Mrs. Jos
Wyvilf.
Chicken fried-Mrs. William Mari.