The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-08-24

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AIlnutt; second, Mrs. A. C. Har.
gett.
Pears-First, Miss Lillian Posey;
second, Miss Mary Purdufn.
Plums-First, Mrs. A. &C. Har-
gett; second, Miss Josie Higgins.
Ounces - First, Mrs. Thomas
Ladson; second, Mrs. Charles T.
johnson.
Raspberries-First, Miss Addie
Mcfarland.
Rineapples-First, Mrs. James
D. King; second, Mrs. Charles T.
johnson.
strawberries-First, Mrs. Law.
renee Allnutt; second, Mrs. James
II Tomatoes-e4rst. Mrs. Martin
Helm; second, Miss Josie Higgins.
Watermelon-First, Mrs. Chas.
T. johnson; second. Mrs. James
D. King.
Jams and MarmaIades.
Apple marmalade-First, Mrs. A.
C. Hargett; second, Mrs. Charles T.
johnson.
Apple butter-F'irst, Mrs. C. N.
| Nicholson; second, Mrs. James D.
King.
Blackberry jam - First, Mrs.
Charles T. Johnson; second, Miss
Catherine Hines.
Orange marmaiade-First, Mrs.
James D. King.
Pear marmalade-First, Mrs. A.
G. Hargett; second, Mrs. Charles T.
johnson. ~,
Peach butter-First, Mrs. Charles
T. johnson.
Peach marmalade - First, Mrs.
James Magruder; second, Mrs.
James d. King.
Plum marmalade - First, Miss
Louise Mobley; second, Miss Cath
| crime Hines.
Canned Products.
Apples-First, Mrs. A. C.. Har.
gett; second, Mrs. Charles T. john
son.
Blackberries-First, Mrs. Charles
T. Johnson; second, Mrs. Lillian
Posey.
Cherries-First, Mrs. Frank Hig.
gins; second, Miss Pearl B. Hen
Erickson.
Gooseberries-First, Mrs. James
D. King.
Grapes-First, Mrs. Lillian Posey:
second, Mrs. Charles r. johnson.
| Pineapples-First, Mrs. A.. c..
Hargett; second, Mrs. James d.
King.
Pears-Ffrst, Miss Mary Ellen
ross; second; Mrs. A. c. Hargett.
Peaches-F1rst, Miss Josie Hig-
gins; second, Mrs. Thomas Ladson.
Quinces-Firsr, Mrs. Thomas Lad
son; second, Mrs. Charles T. John
son.
| Plums - First, Miss Catherine
Hines; second, Mrs. Charles T..
johnson.
| Strawberries--First. Mrs. James
D. King.
Asparagus-First, Mrs. George
Howe; second, Mrs. James d. King.
Beets-First, Mrs. Charles T.
Johnson; second, Mrs. G. H.
Wright.
Carrots-First, Mrs. Charles T.
johnson; second, Mrs. Thomas Lad.
son.
| Corn-First, Mrs. James d. King:
second, Mrs. Lawrence Allnutt.
| Corn-on-C Ob-First Mrs. Fred
keplinger; second, Mrs. Charles T.
Johnson.
Lima Beans-First, Mrs. Cha rles
r. johnson; second, Mrs. James d.
fixing.
Okra-First, Mrs. Charles T,
Johnson; second, Mrs. James D.
King.
Peas-Second, Mrs. James d.
King.
Rhubarb-First, Mrs. Charles T.
Johnson.
Soup Mixture-First, Mrs.
Charles I. Johnson; second, Mrs.
James D. King.
sweet Potatoes-F irst, Mrs.
lGrharIaG
James D. King.
String Beans-First, Mrs. Charles
T. Johnson; second, Mrs. James D.
King.
Tomatoes-First, Mrs. Charles r.
Johnson; second, Miss Mary BOYD,
CANNED MEATS.
Chicken-First Mrs. James d.
King.
Sausage-FTrst. Mrs. James D.
King; second. Mrs. James H. Ma.
gruder.
Tenderloin-F,irst, Mrs. James d.
King; second, Miss Catherine Hines,
DRIED AND EVAPORATED.
Apples-First, Mrs. A. G.. Har-
gett; second, Mrs. Charles r. John.
son.
Cherries-First and second, Mrs
Charles T. Johnson.
Corn-First, Mrs. A. G.. HarIett
second, Mrs. Charles T. Johnson,
Lima Beans-First, Mrs. Charles
T. Johnson; second, Mrs. James ID,
King.
Peaches-First Mrs. Charles r.
Johnson.
Pears-First, Mrs. Charles T..
johnson.
/ Soup Mixture-First, Mrs James
D. King; second, Mrs. Charles r,
johnson.
Emergency Shelf-First, AS You
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