Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-13
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Domestic Production Glass.

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Domestic products ~ Superintendent,
Mrs. G. Ashly Money, Mrs. Charles Ban
cock; judge, Miss Belle Burke, Char
lottesville, district home demonstration
agent-Rag rug, Mrs. A. G. SPRING
mann; hooked rug, Mrs. A. c. Spring.
mann; crocheted rug, Miss Grace Mat
son; braided rug, Mrs. Cora Robey;
silk patchwork quilt, Mrs. Frank Robey;
cotton patchwork quilt Mrs. Charles
Turner; wool patchwork quilt, Mrs.
Frank Robey; knitted bedspread, Miss
Ada Hef1in; crocl1eted bedspread, Mrs.
Rosie E. Violet; embroidered bedspread,
Mrs. E. P. Kirby; appliqued bedspread,
Mrs. Rosie E. Violet.
Embroidery, laces and plain sewing
Handmade pillowcases, Mrs. M. d. Bur-
ton; handmade towel in white, Mrs.
A. c. Springmann; handmade towel In
color, Miss Susie Monroe; lunch cloth
in white, Miss Ada Hefin; lunch cloth
in color, Mrs. D. G. Mahoney; lunch
set in white, Mrs. M. D. Burton; lunch
set in color, Mrs. N. A. Speer; bridge
set, Mrs; Meriwether Lewis Smith; Gro
cheted lunch set, Mr.. A. G. Spring
mann; embroidered centerpiece in white,
Miss Grace Matson; embroidered CEN
terpiece in color; Miss Ada Heflin;
cross-stitch embroidery in finished ar
ticle. Miss Ada Heflin; tatting in fin
ished article, Miss Ada Hef1in; filet
crochet in finished article, Miss Ada
Heflin; handmade tray cloth, Miss Ada
Hef1in; handmade bureau scarf, Mrs.
A. G. Springmann; hemstitching in fin
ished article, Miss Annie M. Woodward;
embroidery by child under IL years In
finished article, Erma Wilson; hand
made handkerchief, Miss Susie Monroe;
knitted sweater, Mrs. A. S. Muters-
baugh; crocheted infants cap, Mrs. A.
C. Springmann; crocheted infants
bootees, Mrs. A. S. MuteHSbaugh; GRO
cheted infants sack or sweater, Miss
Ada Heflin; embroidered infants Sacque
or sweater. Miss Grace Matson: hand
made infants dress. Miss Grace MatSon;
babys outfit of five pieces, Miss Grace
Matson; buttonholes. string Of six or
more, Miss Ada Heflin; darning in hos
iery, Mrs A. C. Springmann; darning In
other clothing, Mrs. A. G. Springmann;
plain hand sweding in finished article,
Miss Rosemary Babcock; handmade
dress. Mrs. A. S. Musterbaugh; hand
made apron, Mrs. A. G. Spr1ngmann;
handmade lingerie, Miss Grace Matson;
boudoir cap, Miss Grace Matson.
Miscellaneous Glass.
Beaded bag Miss Fife Cockrill;
painting on china, Mrs. A. G. Spring.
mann; painting in water colorS, Miss
Grace Matson; homemade lamp shade,
Miss Bessie Gamer; basketry, Miss Ellie
Cockrill; birdhouSe, made by child I'M
der Is years of age, Leonard Downs:
collection of pressed wild flowers, cor
rectly named, Make Hunt.
| Food Preservation Winners.
| Food Superintendent,
Mrs. Grace E. Burton, Mrs. w. B. Coax
| ley; Judge, Miss Belle Burke of Char
lottesville, district home demonstration
| agent.
Animal products-Home- cured ham.
Miss Susie Monroe; home-cured bacon,
Miss Susie Monroe; jar of sausage, Mrs
C. o. Schaub; canned chicken, MrS
Meriweather Lewis Smith; canned pork
loin, Mrs. j. c. Keys; one pound Of
lard, Mrs. r. P. Gooding; one pound of
butter, Mrs. Lee Birch; one pint of cot
tage cheese, Mrs. Raymond Webster;
homemade hard soap, cooked, Mrs. j. C..
Keys; homemade hard soap, unCooked
Mrs. j. C. Keys; one dozen white eggs,
Mrs. r. P. Gooding.
Canned vegetables in pint or quart
| jars-Lima beans, Mrs. John Ashford;
snap beans, Miss Susie Monroe: yellow
wax beans, Miss Susie Monroe; beets,
| Miss Hazel Doak; corn, Mrs. Lee Birch;
carrots, Mrs. j. c. Keys; cymbling or
Summer squash, Mrs. Meriweather
Smith; okra, Miss Hazel Doak; peas,
| Mrs. G. Q. Schaub; pumpkin, Miss Ha-
eel Doak; rhubarb, Miss Susie Monroe:
soup vegetables, Mrs. j. C. Keys; toma-
toes, Mrs. j. c. Keys; tomatoes and
corn, Mrs. j. c. Keys
| Canned fruits, in pint or quart glass
jars-Apple sauce, Mrs. j. Ernest Har-
rison; blackberries, Mrs. j. c. Keys;
cherries, Miss Jennie Rober; peaches
Mrs. A. j. Robey: plun1s, Mrs. G. A.
Dearborn; pears, Mrs. j. Ernest Harri-
son; raspberries, red, Mrs. j. G. Keys;
raspberries, black, Mrs. J. c. Keys;
Strawberries, Mrs. r. P. Gooding; COL
lection of canned fruits, six or more
varieties, Mrs. J. G. Keys; collection of
dried fruits, Mrs. j. G. Keys; goose
berries. Mrs. Lee Birch; ounces, Miss
Susie Monroe.
JellieS.
Apple, Mrs. Paul Alder; crab apple,
Mrs. Orlando w. Whitley; currant, Mrs.
Raymond Webster; blackberry, Mrs.
Robert H. Rice: grape, Mrs Alvin Birch;
mint, Mrs. j. G. Freeman; plum, Mrs.
Robert H. Rice; damson Mrs. Lee
Birch; peach, Mrs. John Ashford.
Preserves, Buffers, Jams.
Apple preserves, Mrs. j. c. Keys;
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