Evening star., 1926-10-23
MANY PRIZES AWARDED
AT W0ODLAWN FAIR
Mrs. G. C. Gillingham and Mrs.
+. G. link Tie for First Place in
Women's Glass for Firsts.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
" OODLAWN, Va, October 23.-
The community fair of Mount Vernon
district, head in the Woodlawn Com
munity House yesterday, was a big
success.
In the domestic science department
prizes We're won as follows: Canned
tomatoes, Mrs. F. c. link: beets, Mrs
Roger Barker; string beans, Mrs d.
j. CARRIER; corn, Mrs. Herbert Hud
son; lima beans. Mrs. Roger Barker
berries, Mrs. F. c. link; peaches
Mrs. Herbert Hudson; pears, Mrs. A
ID. Kirby; pickles, sweet or sour, Mrs
+. G. link; relish Miss c. II. Cox
grape jelly, Mrs. Brisco; apple jelly
Mrs. Brisco; blackberry jelly, Mrs
link; plum jelly, Mrs. d. j. CARRIER
other jelly, Mrs. j. w. Cox; straw
berry preserves, Mrs. CARRIER; water
melon preserves, Mrs. William Clair
other preserves, Mrs. George Simms
lemon pie, Mrs. IL. w. Walker; apple
pie, Mrs. II. w. Walker: layer cake,
Mrs. A. Fl. Roberts; doughnuts, Mrs.
William Clair; soda biscuits, Mrs. G..
G. Gillingham; baking powder biscuits,
Mrs. Dillingham;; rolls, Mrs. William
Clair; candy, Miss Sarah Kaiser; but
ter, Mrs. Gillingham.
j. G.. Duvall displayed the best cut
flowers, Mrs. Herbert Hudson the
best blooming poted plant and Mrs
Green the best non-blooming plant
Colored embroidery, Mrs. Rosetta
Dove; white embroidery. Mrs. Anna
Springman; applique, Mrs. II. w. Hin
ton: crochet. Mrs. Anna Springman;
tatting, Mrs. w. Morris; knitting,
Mrs. Stuart Petit; handkerchiefs
Mrs. Anna Springman; apron, Mrs
Margaret MacCauley; house dress
Mrs. w. f. Hoge
In the agricultural exhibit, A. r
Harrison won first on his 10 ears OF
white corn; yellow corn, j. 3
Davidson; grand champion corn, ]. r
Davidson; one-half peck wheat, G
c. Gillingham; spring oats, G. c. Gil
nngham; late Irish potatoes, Roger
Barker: early Irish potatoes, +. H
Wilkinson; sweet potatoes, A. NJ
Petit; snap beans. Mr. Wease; dried
limas. Mrs. f. c. link; table beets
Mrs. G. c. GillinGham; carrots, MIR
Wease: parsnips, Mr.. Wease; head
cabbage. Vernon Dove; stock pump
kin. William Talbot; kale, Mr.
Wease: popcorn. William Talbot;
turnips, Mrs. G.. c. Giilingham; APP
pies, J. S. Petit; other fruit, j. S
Duvall; soy beans, G.. c. Gillingham
In the poultry department. j. w
Cox won firstS on his white Wyan-
dotte pen and pullet. Miss Bertha
Buckman on Rhode Island Rec
cockerel and pullet. Aubrey Haw
kins won first on best pen of Barred
Rocks, Mrs. G.. C. Gillingham on Rocl
cockerel and Edward Monroe or
Rock pullet. Mrs. Roger Barker wol
best pen Leghorns and J. q. Duval
best pullet. Best pen of buff Leg.
horns won by d. j. Williams, bes
pullet by d. G. CARRIER. Pen of ducks
Miss Mary Lewis Reid. White eggs
Mrs G.. c. Gillingham. Gran(
champion chickens, pen to j. w. Cox
cockerel TO Miss Bertha Buckman
pullet to d. J. CARRIER. Black Minor
cas- won by J. w. Cox.
In the school department the Grove
ton School won the banner for the
hest exhibit. Potters Hill ranking sec
ond and Francoina third; collection
of native grasses, correctly named
Kathreen MAIDEN; specimen haudurit
ing, Theresa Clair: health chart show
ing production and use of milk, Fran
conia school: health chart showing
use of green foods. Franconia School
product map of Virginia, Josephin,
Painter: illustrated story of Thoma:
jefferson, Theima Terry: illustrated
composition on the development O
transportation in this country, Jose
phine Painter: specimen of darning
Gertrude Weart: book rack, Frank
In Reid; necktie rack, James Scissor
base ball. Ted Reese; doll house, Ear
Rogers: table mat Of native materials
Mary Cox The WoodlaWn Schoo
won the s. offered for the communit,
making the most exhibits. Mrs. G. c
Gillingham and Mrs. F. c. link tiel
for first place for the special priz,
offered to the lady winning most frs
prizes. and Mr.. Wease and ]. w
Cox tied for the mems prize.