Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-25
THRONCS ASSURE
SUCCESS OF FAIR
Horse Show and Races Out
standing Features of
Rockville Event.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.


financial success of this years Rock
Vile fair was made certain today.
when n tremendous crowd attended
tho big exhibition. The horse show
and races were outstanding features.
In tho poultry-judging contest, Ellis
worth Pauley of Travilah. Miss Lii
Ian Hobbs OF ColeSville, Charles Hines
Of Olney and Gilbert Henderson of
Travilah were placed first, second,
third and fourth. respectively, and in
the Calf-judging contest the winners
were as follows: First, Grover Walker
of GaitherSburg. who scored $50 out
of possible 800 points; second. Thad-
deus Bussard of Germantown, $50
points; third, George Stiles Of Der
wood. 7l5 points; fourth. John Stiles
of Derwood, 10 points. and fifth,
Cullum Barnsley of Rockville, Cos
points.
The five winners in the calf judging
contest and five of the other 20 par
Elephants will be trained in Judging
10y the county agricultural agent, O.
w. Anderson, and the four doing the
lest work VIII be taken to the Timon-
ium Fair of 1928 to take part in a
state contest, the winners of which
Will later that year participate in a
national contest at Chicago.
In the order named Charles Hines,
Aubrey Walter, George GLAND, Charles
Gland and Stanley Staber were the
winners in the showInanship contest
in the pig department. and in show
ing their calves those doing the best
work were placed as follows: Riggs
Darby, II. Lee Howes. John Stiles,
Charles Hines, Aubrey Walters and
Harry Magruder. Among the pre-
MUM winners on exhibits in this de-
partment were: Calves-Riggs Darby,
Charles Brewer. Grover Walker,
James King, Helen King, Pearl
Walker. r. Lee Howes, George Stiles,
Gordon Umstead, Aubrey Walter,
John Stiles and A. Walters. Hogs
Brooke Moore, Woodrow Welsh.
Charles GLAND, Joseph Darby, George
GLAND, Aubrey Walters, George Boyer,
Back Bowman and Stanley Stabler.
Poultry Section Winners.
In the poultry section of this de-
partment the premium winners were:
Rhode Island Reds-Cockerel first, Lii.
liam Hobbs; second, Mary Ella Roby;
third, Clark Adams. Cock-F'irst, AL
fred Wheeler: second. Clark Adams;
third, Nan Edith Wheeler. Hen
First, Lillian Hobbs; second Mary Ella
Roby; third, Mary Ella Roby. Young
pen-First, Lillian Hobbs; second,
Mary Ella Roby; third, Alfred Wheel
err. Old pen-First, William Wheeler.
Leghorns-Cockerel first, Ellsworth
Pauley; second. Charles Hines; third,
Gilbert Henderson. Pullet, first, Gill
bert Henderson,; second, Charles
Hines; third. Earl Henderson. Hens,
first, Gilbert Henderson,; second, Gill
bert Henderson,; third. Ellsworth
Pauley. Cock, first. Ellsworth Pauley.
Old pen, Gilbert Henderson. Young
pen, first, Charles Hines; second, Gill
bert Henderson; third, Earl Hender-
I son.
+ The total exhibits in this depart.
ment included 48 pure-bred calves, 76
pule-bred hogs and pigs and IT'S
chickens.
! Premium awards in other depart.
ments announced during the day
were:
Culinary.
Baking powder biscuits-First, Mrs.
Russell Cenklin; second, Mrs. Charles
E. England. ii
Maryland beaten .biscuits-Second
Antoinette Darby.
Nut bread-First, Mrs. George NJ.
Hunter.
Rolls-First. Mrs. ]. Darby Bow.
Caramels-First, Elizabeth Martin;
second, V. Thomas.
Peanut brittle-First, Myrtle Thorn
son.
Seafoam-First, Mrs. J. Brawner
Nicholson; second. Mrs. F. King.
Chow chow-First, Mrs. Lillian
Robertson: second, Mrs. w. F. Carter.
Chill sauce-First, Mrs. A. c. Har.
I gett.
Fancy pickle--First, Mrs. A. c. Har.
gett; second, Miss Lucy Belt.
Cantaloupe mangoes-First, Mrs. A.
G. Hargett; second. Mrs G. Hendrick
son.
= Picked beets-First. Mrs. G. Hen.
drickson; second, Thelma Gather.
Pepper mangoes-F'irst, Mrs. A. C..
Hargett.
Sweet cucumber pickle-First, Mrs.
Helen Bean; second, Mrs. A. c. Har'
gett.
Sour cucumber pickle-First, Mrs.
A. c. Hargett; second, Dorothy Mills
Watermelon pickle-First, Mrs. A
G. Hargett; second, Mary Frances
Israel.
Angel loaf-First. Mrs. George M
Hunter.
Devil loaf-First, Mrs. C. Norman
Bouic; second, Dorothea Hoskinson.
. Fruit loaf-F'irst, Mrs. George M
Hunter.
Sponge loaf-First, Mildred Leeves
second, Mrs. c. E. Becraft.
Cookies-F'irst, Mrs. J. Brawnel
Nicholson; second, V. Thomas.
Chocolate layer cake-First, Nellie
Hargett; second. Mrs. Thomas Colt.
Cocoanut layer cake-First, Nellie
Hargett; second, Hilda Gather.
Fancy layer cake-First, j. w. Har
mon.
Ginger snaps-First. Mrs. J. E
Darby.
Caramel cake-First, Nellie Hargett
Hard soap-First, Mrs. Virgi,
Broome; second, E. McAtee.
Tomato catsup-First, Mrs. A. C
Hargett.
Apple cider vinegar-F'irst, Mrs. A
c. Hargett; second. Earl Jones.
Cooked hams-First, Mrs. James D
King; second, Mrs. Noah Clagett.
Uncooked hams-First, Mrs. Jane!
D. King; second, Olney Inn.
Fruits.
Apples: Summer collection-First
Seth w. Warfield. FAN collection
First, Seth w. Warfield. Grimes
Golden-First. James NJ. Boswell:
second. Jessie ]. Higgins. Smoke
house-First. J. w. Benson; second
Seth Warfield. Baldwins-First
Seth Warfeld; second, J. w. Benson
Maiden Blush-Second. Seth Warfield
Ben Davis-First, Seth Warfield
Rambo-First, r. E. Priest; second
r. E. Priest. Rome Beauty-First, ]
w. Benson. Summer Rambo-First
j. w. Benson. York Imperial-First
J. w. Benson. Paradise-Second. ]
w. Benson. Strawberry-First,J ]. w
Benson.
Peaches: Alberta-First, j. S
Dawson; second, ". II. Poole. ]. II
Hale-First, n. II. Poole. Ray
First, n. II. Poole.
Pears: Mannings-First, Seth w
Warfield: second, Rachel Warfield
Krull-First. Seth w. Warfield sec