The Washington times., 1925-09-14
MARLBORO FAIR
PROMISES
SUCCESS.
SAven Horse Races Daily viii
Again Be Feature OF
Exhibit
UPPER MARLBORO. Nd, Sept.

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Sept
i4s-Tornorrow the annual fair Of
the Southern Maryland Agricultural
Fair Association or Prince Georges
county opens on the fair grounds
here, to continue through Saturday,
Indications point to the largest and
most successful event yet held.
IN addition to the seven horse
races each day the agricultural and
other exhibitions. in all Of which
cash premiums are offered success
full competitors, promise to be IN
usually large and interesting.
Competitions are open to citizens
Of Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles.
Gt, Mary'S and Prince Georges
counties.
Among the features will be ex.
hibitions of horses, farm teams.
cattle, hogs, sheep, wheat, corn, to.
baeco, garden products, agricultural
implements. soaps. fruits, house
hold arts, flowers, potted plants,
bread, cake and various edibles. in
GLIDING candy, dairy products,
hon1e-eured meats, vinegar and
honey.
Other features will include .
childs exhibit and exhibits in
painting and for boys and girls
clubs. Hogs, poultry and corn will
Be shown in the last,named exhibit.
A cattle judging contest open to all
bona fide. boys club members in
any OF the five southern Maryland
counties is listed. :
There also will be an exhibit for
al Club girls. an innovation this
year. under direction OF Miss
Blanche Clarke, county home dem.
onstratlon agent. embracing dress
making, canning and similar en-.
beavers.
There will be q poultry exhibit
ton open TO all the five counties,
and elementary high school pupils
viii have their own exhibition.
School children viii be admitted
free to the grounds. -...
There !. Is especial interest being
shown IN the woTnen's club ex'
hibits, one Of which is open to any
community club in Southern Mary
land and the other to any federated
club in southern Maryland.
Mrs A. r. Lee. chairman OF the
Prince Georges County Federation
ok, Women's Clubs, announces these
clubs in this county Will have ex-
bihits: Landover Community, Land.
ever Civic, Current Topics Of River.
dale. WILDWOOD Nomen's, Chiilum
Study, w. c: T. u, OF Hyattsville,
Decatur Heights, and the Suitland
Wonan's Community Club, which
also embraces women Of Camp
Springs and Allentown, Charles
county also viii ne represented in
the exhibits.
In addition many club and other
women In southern Maryland will
have individual entries in the yari-
Gus competitions.
The managers OF the, fair exhfOi.
ton Include the directors: NJ. Hannp-
ton MAgruder, Doctor Charles v.
HAYDEN, Walter J. Mitchell. John
3. Pyles, william G. Brooke, Hal
B. claeett, George s. Dove, W. s.
Chichester, Rooert L. Hall and
John +. Hall AMI the ladies' com.
mittee Of which hrs. H. Irving
Bowie In chairman.
Others on the .4dies, committee
are Mesdanass Frank Forbes.
Frank Parren, Henry L. Morris.
James Carr, Henry :, B. Brady,
Thomas H. Lyons, Martha Boone.
John E. Mullfkia, Nelson A. Ryon,
e. Clay Hopkiti1l George w. Buck.
John I. Hail. FnAian Heilig, wa:
liam T. Davis, W. s. Chichester,
Philip NaIley. Artiiar Bowie. Frank
Riarnall Walter. EuweR, William @.
Hill, Charles Hill Bowie. George q.
Poverty. Lansdaie e.. Sasscer, John
II. Traband, Clacence NJ. Roberts,
Frank G. Addison. Michael j.
Wyvill, George S. Harrison. Sam
uel z. Sweeney. Joseph c. Mating