The Washington times., 1922-11-07
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| GUARD MAKES
| GO0DSHOW|MC
Many Win Prizes for Farm and
\ Home Exhibits at West
phaIia Show.

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according 10 "A report received by
Capt. John n. Brooks, commanding
Company +. First Infantry, NJ ~
O., of Hyattsville from Col. ID. John
Markey, commanding officer OF the
Eirst Infantry, the local organizat tion
made a highly creditable showing in
its last annual armory inspection.
{ Miss Ruth Burnside, daughter OF
Mrs. j. b. Burnside, has been ap-
pointed secretary to Bishop Mcklnl
and will accompany him on Janu.
dry | to Tokyo, China, his field ot
labor.
4 John Cooper Holden, last year a
member of the worlds champion =
mile relay team of the University or
Rennsylvania and former Washing
tbn Central High School star, has
entered Georgetown University.
iThe following have been announced
d. winners in the second annual
farm and home exhibit under the
auspices of the Westphalia Com
rpunity Club, held in the Westphalia
SCHOOL
Tobacco, Richard Stallings, first;
Cellar Moore, second; Wilmot Towns
hend, third. Corn, Mr.. Watson,
first; Albert Beall, second; Gui H..
Gagett. third. Wheat, Wallace
TAotts, first; Gui II. Clagett, second.
Cheese pumpkins, Wallace Plotts,
first and second; William Mari. third.
Tomatoes. George .Schuler, first; Gut
II. Clagett, second. Potatoes. Gui
II. Clagett. first and second William
Heall. third. Sweet potatoes, Will
lam Mari. first; Albert Beall, sec
ond; William Beall, third. Parsley
Mrs, William Beall, first; Mrs. James
Mari, second. Carrots. William
Mari. first. Turnips, Mr.. Garner,
first Albert Beall second. Cabbage,
William Beall, first and second.
Onions, Mrs. William Beall, first.
Spinach. Mrs. William Beall, first;
Mrs. F. f. DuPaul. second.
L Dried apples, Mrs. William Beall,
first. Pop corn, Master William
Marr, first Soy beans, Gui II. Clag-
EFT, first. Walnuts. Miss Roberta
Nicholson, first: Wallace Plotts, sec
Hears, William Mari. first; Albert
Beall, second; w. Tydings, third.
Plain sewing. Mrs. William Mari,
first. Best collection embroidery and
crochet, Mrs. William Mari, first
Mrs. Lee Heffner. second. Best sin
gle piece embroidery, Mrs. Emily
Turner. Best single piece of crochet,
Miss NJ. Linthicum; best exhibit in
children's handwork, Misses Louise
and Margaret Loveless, first; Miss
Alva Brashears, second. Quilts. Mrs.
#. e. RsPaul, first; Mrs. Wallace
Plotts, cond. Rag rug, Miss Helen
Marr, first. Best collection canned
Gpods, Mrs. Albert Beall, first; Mrs.
William Mari, second. Best collec-
tion of jellies. Mrs. William Mari,
first: Miss Lizzie Donald, second; Mrs
4. Beall, third. .#''.
g Best collection of preserves Mrs.
Albert Beall, first; Mrs. William
Beall, second; Mrs. George Shuler
third. Best collection of pickles. Mrs.
William Beall, first; Miss Clagett,
second; Mrs. Albert Beall, third. Best
cake. Mrs. William Mari, first and
second. Best children's cake, Miss
Carrie Stallings, first; Miss Bernice
Reall. second. Rolls, Mrs. Albert
Beall, first; Mrs. James Marr, second
Mrs. f. T.. DuPaul, third. Brown
bread, Miss Clagett, first. Cookies.
Mrs. James Mari, first; Mrs. Albert
Beall, second. Candy. Mrs. John Tai
bott, first. Children's candy, Miss
lucille Stallings, first. Pies, Mrs.
Albert Beall, first; Mrs. Wallace
Potts. second. Salad, Miss Ida Beall
first. Lard, Mrs. William Mari, first;
Mrs. Albert Beall. second. Butter
Mrs. f. L. DuPanl. first: Mrs. Will
liam Beall, second; Mrs. Richard
Stallings. third. Eggs. Miss Nirgie
Brown, first; Mrs. John Talbot. sec
ohd; Mrs. Joseph Wyvill. third. Fried
chicken, Mrs. William Mari, first.
3 Farm products were judged by
Dean p. w. Zimmerman and Prof
j. Il. NIetzger. of the University of
Maryland, while the household prod
ucts were judged by Miss Alice S.
Jbnes, assistant State Girls Club
lfader, extension service, University
Oh Maryland. Ribbons were awarded
d. the prizes.
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