The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-29
FAIR
CONTESTS
LISTED
Boys and Girls From Southern
Part of State Have
Many Opportunities !

HYATTSVILLE.. Nd. Aug. 2S.--
Bona fide members Of boys and
girls clubs who have complied with
the rules Of club work VIII display
their hogs. poultry and corn and
there also win be a. cattle Judging
contest open, to boys in the five
Southern Maryland counties. Anne
Arundel, Charles, st. Mary's, Cal.
vert and Prince Georges, and All
club exhibits, at the annual South.
ern Maryland Fair at Upper Mari.
boro, September 8 to 10.
In the hog competition, IN which
may be exhibited Berkshires, Duroc-
Jerseys, Hampshire, Chester White
and Poland China breeds, three
prizes of SO, S. and 81 will be a.
warded for the best exhibits Of the
following: boar, six months old and
under twelve months; boar, under
six months; SOW, six and under six
months; boar over. twelve months
and sow over twelve months.
Prizes CT SO and 50 will be a.
warded the best Ehowings Of poul-
try as follows: zen Of Rhode IS
land Reds; pen Of Barred Rocks;
pen Of White Rocks; pen Of White
Wyandottes; pen Of White Leg
horns. A pen will consist Of two
pulIets and cockerel.
For the best exhibit of ten ears
Of white corn, 1924 crop, prizes Of
IS, and So, win be awarded with
similar prizes for the best ten ears
Of yellow corn, 1924 crop.
Ten prizes ranging from $12 fer
the best effort to 50, for the tenth
best effort will be awarded In the
cattle Judging contest which will
start September 10. at 10 a. m. A
dairy cattle specialist viii be in
charge and determine the winners
who will be judged according to
points made on the regular score
card system.
Members of the All or Junior
Homemakers' Club will compete for
many prizes, including SO and IS,
respectively, for the best club ex
hibit. For club apron and cap and
wash dress mot kimono), 81 and 81
will be awarded. Prizes of So and
| 81 will be awarded, as follows: But
| tonholes mot less than six), chemise
or princess slip; So and 81 for
canned vegetables, five varieties.
quarts or pints; canned fruits, five
varieties, all same size; collection of
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| ton Of marmalades, three varieties.
Prizes Of 50 and 81 will be
awarded as follows: MILDLY blouse,
girls separate skirt, spring and
summer hat, fall hat, darned stock
ings, hemmed patch, overland
patch, pair of curtains, counter
! pane, cushion, table runner, dresser
scarf, loaf of yeast bread, yeast
rolls plate of nine), baking powder
biscuits, emergency biscuits, fruit
rolls, mullins, and cake.
At the annual tournament, Sep
TENDER 3, on the baseball field at
| Surrattsville, for the benefit Of st.
Johns Church, Congressman sgd
ney E. Mudd, Republican. of the
Fifth Maryland Congressional dis
trict, will be the orator Of the
evening, and Charles E. Chance, his
Democratic opponent in the election
| in November, will be the orator of
/ the day. Mudd will deliver the
coronation address at the hall at 8
p. M, when the victorious knights
Of the tournament will crown the
queen Of love and beauty and her
three maids Of honor.
Chance will deliver the charge to
the knights at the start Of fitting
! at o'clock.
Preceding the tournament there
will be a baseball game. A fried
chicken and roast pig supper from
5 to 10 p. m. will be another fea-
ture. There also will be music by
a band, and games for children.
Frank Small will be chief mar
shall of the tournament, and the
judges will be T. B. Middleton, e.
A. Fuller, John B. Pylea Charles
I. Wilson, S. A. Wyvill, John NJ.
Bowie, William p. Magruder, Will
liam H. Duvall, George N. Wells
and Summerfield D. Hall.
Prizes Of $40, 81, SIS and So will
be awarded successful riders.
J. H. Blandford is chairman of
the committee on arrangements.