Evening star., 1927-09-11
RAIN MARS LAST DAY
OF LOUDOUN FAIR
Cattle and Dog Show Hold Atten.
tion of Crowd and Final
Awards Are Listed.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
| PURCELLVILLE, Va, September
l0.--Rain somewhat marred the clos
ing day yesterday of the Loudoun
County Fair. The features were the
pure.bred and grade heavy draft
Guernsey and Holstein cattle and the
dog show. Summaries and Anal
| awards:
Mare or gelding. any age-First
Pet, T. D. Merchant; second, c. r,
Hope. Toal Of 19z7--First. Glenwood
Stables; second, c. E. Norman. Mare
and foal--First, Glenwood. Stables
second, c.. z. Norman. Produce of
dam, two animals of either seX-First
entry, Glenwood Stables; second, Pet
and Grace, C. L. Norman. Mare OF
gelding, any age-First, Star. Glen
wood Stables; second, Kate, G. f.
Norman. Grade heavy draft. 1-year
old-First, Jack, G. E. Norman; sec
ond. entry, w. B. Longerbeam. Grade
| heavy draft, -year-old-First, Fred
I. F. Cornwell; second, Frank; Clifton
Simpson. Grade heavy draft, 3-year.
old--First, Prince, Glenwood Stables
second, entry, j. r. Chamblin. Two.
horse team, any age--First, entry, r.
b. Payne; second, entry Glenwood
Stables. Mule race-First, entry.
Crouch Brothers; second, entry, T. r.
Shuts. Championship grade mare
First, Star. Glenwood Stables. Four.
| horse team, any age-First, entry.
| Glenwood Stables; second, entry, c. e.
Norman.
Guernsey bull, years ana over
First, Benton Stables; second, w. r.
Smith. Guernsey bull, years and
under 8, w. M. Rose. Guernsey bull,
year and under 3, Benton Farms.
Guernsey bull, 1 year and under
First, entry, Curtis Cole; second, Cliff.
ford Case. Guernsey champion bun.
Curtis Cole. Guernsey COW, 3 years
Benton Farm. Guernsey COW, years
ana under 8, Benton Farm. Guernsey
cow, years old and over-F'irst, H. c.
Rogers; second, Benton Farms. Guern.
sey produce of dam, entry, w. r.
Smith. Best grade Holstein COW, H.
C. Rogers. Best grade Guernsey cow,
entry, G.. Fred Best. Get of sire,
Guernsey, entry, Benton Farms. Best
Guernsey bull. 1.year-old or over,
entry, w. T. Smith. Best Guernsey
herd, entry, Benton Farms. Cham
pion female Guernsey, Benton Farms.
Guernsey heifer, l year and under.
Benton Farms. Guernsey heifer,
year and under 2, Benton Farms.
Domestic science awards:
Best loaf yeast bread-First, Mrs.
Sue Adams; second, Mrs. j.; Spring.
Best loaf brown bread-First, Mrs Joe
Spring; second. Mrs. Brewer. Best
pan roll--First, Mrs. Oscar Braden:
second, Mrs. E. Compiler. Best pan
Parker House rolls-F'irst, Mrs. Mary
v. Smith; second, Mrs. j.. r.. McGav.
ack. Best plate soda biscuits-First.
Mrs. R. A. Keesling; second. Mrs. r.
A. Keesling. Best baking powder bis
cuit-First. Mrs. r. A. keesling; sec.
ond Mrs. r. A. Keesling. Chocolate
cake-First. Mrs. S. r. Breckenridge;
second, Mrs. Floyd Dillon. Cocoanut
cake--First, Mrs. Harry Benjamin;
second, Miss Marion Chamblin
Sponge cake-First, Clara f. Pierce.
second, Mrs. Clayton Paxon. Marsh
mallow cake-First, Mrs. S. r. Breck-
enridge; second, Mrs. Ebenezer Com
pher. Caramel cake. Mrs. Oscar Bra
den; apple sauce cake, Mrs. c. K.
Rust; devils food cake, Pauline Parks;
plate doughnuts. Mrs. I. NJ Yakey
apple pie, G. Edith Potts; lemon pie.
Mrs. Clayton Sicott; cocoanut pie, Ger.
aldine Potts; chocolate pie. Mrs.
Charles Brewer; canned blackber.ies.
Mrs. s. T. Breckenridge; canned
peaches. Mabel A. Taylor; canned ap-
pie sauce, s. e. Hawthorne; canned
white cherries. Mrs. Walter Brown;
canned red cherries, Mrs. Paul E. Ma
son: canned pears, =. T.. Hawthorne;
canned tomatoes, Mrs. S. II. Brecken-
ridge; canned string beans. Mrs. S. II.
Breckenridge; canned beetg, Mrs.
Breckenridge; canned soup mixture,
Louella Brown: canned corn, Mrs,
Walter c. Brown; canned peas, Mrs.
Ethel s. Morris; peach preserves, Mrs.
J. p. Hatcher: cherry preserves, Mrs.
Lillian IL. Brown; ounce preserves.
Mrs. Ebenezer Compiler; strawberry
preserves, Sadie A. Safer: watermelon
preserves, Mrs. Paul B. Mason; pear
preserves. Blanche Potts; crab apple
jelly, Mrs. Breckenridge; ounce jelly,
Mary Simpson; blackberry jelly, Mabel
A. Taylor; raspberry jelly, Mable A.
Taylor; plum jelly, Mary Simpson;
apple jelly, Mary Simpson; currant
jelly. Blanche Rogers: peach pickle.
Mrs. S. II. breckenridge: sweet cucum-
Der pickle, Mabel A. TAYLOR; water
melon pickle, Mrs. w. f. Paxson; beet
pickle. Mrs. c. r. Hope; chow chow
pickle, Edith Hampton, pepper
relish. Mrs Lillian II. Brown,
canning exhibit, Sadie A. Safer; sea.
foam candy. Mrs. T. M. Yakey; cocoa
nut candy. Mrs. T. NJ. Yakey: uncook-
ed fondant. Nell Dillon; caramels.
Mrs w. e. Paxson; fudge, Mrs. John
Cockerill; display of homemade candies,
Mrs. Clayton Silcott; homemade lard,
Mrs. {. r. Hope; homemade soap,
Mrs. 3. T. Breckinridge: pineapple
vinegar. Mrs. Oscar Braden; section
honey. F. A. Weadon; tomato catsup,
Mrs. Fred Stabler; plate fried chicken,
Mrs. j. p. Hatcher: butter, Mrs. C. r.
Hope; cottage cheese, Mrs. s. T.
Breckenridge.
First prize winner in domestic art
Specimen cut work, Mozelle Anderson;
eyelet and French embroidery, Mrs.
II. b. Kilgour: buffet set, Clara
Hersperger: card table cover, Mary
Simpson; lunch cloth and napkins,
Mrs. T. j. Hirst; lunch set, Mae
Lodge; guest towel, Mrs. H. B. Xii.
gour; embroidered scarf, Mrs. A. NJ.
Janney; pillow slip, Ruth limerick:
pillow slip, with crochet edge, Anne
Schneider: specimen tatting, Mrs. H.
G. Rust; filet crochet, Villa J. Will
son; handkerchief. Mary Simpson;
embroidered spread; LouelIa Brown;
step.in and vest. Mrs. III. b. Kflgour;
Kitchen apron, Mary Simpson; smock.
ed dress, Mrs. j. T. Hirst: wash dress,
Rebecca Smith; handmade rug, Miss
Ruth Wynkop; woven flower basket,
Mrs. Fred Stabler; woven sandwich