Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-20

Leghorns-First, lockwood PouNzV
Farm; second, Lawrence l., Norn1a13l
third, lockwood Poultry Farm. AmG@
lean class Barred Rocks, Edgar L. Har-
gett. Pekin ducks, adult drake and
duck. young drake and duck, Mrs. T. d.
Merchant, Purcellville. Aylesburry adult
duck, Clare L. Henry English black
mallard duck, pair-old, pair-young,
DR.. C. S. White, Paeonian Springs. Eng
lish gray mallard ducks, pair-old, pair
young, DR.. c. s. White.
White Muscovy adult drake and adult
duck, Glare l.. Henry Buff adult drake
and duck, Clara L. Henry. Bronze tur-
key. adult cock, Ayrlawn Farms. Cock
erel-First and second, Ayrlawn Farms;
third, Mrs. II. L. Welsh. Hen-First
Ayrlawn Farms; second and third, Mrs
H. L. Welsh Pair capons-First, Mrs. T.
d. Merchant; second, Ayrlawn Farms:
third, Joseph d. Dillon. Guineas, young
cock and young hen, James Hamilton,
Purcellville.
Rabbits in Competition.
Rabbits, senior buck, senior doe, Mrs.
Fred Stabler. Junior buck, Junior doe
Mrs. Fred Stabler White eggs-First, G.
Samuels; second, Lawrence L. Norman;
third, lockwood Poultry Farm. Brown
eggs-First. G. Samuels; second, Law
renee L, Norman; third, @. w. James,
Hamilton, Va.
There was large number of exhibits
in the All Club department, and the
quality was excellent. Following are the
winners: Cookies-First and third, Ger
sldine Potts, Round Hill second, Vir-
GINA Wolford, Hamilton. Muffin cakes
First, Virginia Wolford; second, Dorothy
Wolford; third, Elaine Virts, Hillsboro.
Loaf OF yeast bread-First, Sarah Love,
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Hamilton; third, Virginia Wexford. Bak-
ing powder biscuit-First, Catherine
Gregg, Hamilton; second, Ruth Warner,
Hamilton; third, Genevieve Schneider.
Soda biscuit-First, Leola Mason,
Furcellville; second, Elizabeth Beans,
Round Hill; third, Mildra Beans. Round
Hill. Loaf Of whole wheat or graham
bread-First, Betty Beavers, Hamilton:
second, Genevieve Schneider: third,
Mary A. thurman, Arcola. Graham or
whole wheat rolls-First Betty Beaver:
second, Elizabeth Beans; third, Mary
A. thurman. Cinnamon rolls-First,
Dorothy Wolford; second, Betty Beaver;
third, Leola Mason. Poster emphasizing
foods for health, Eleanor Link, Hills
boro. Canned peaches-First, Pauline
Payne, Round Hill; second, Pauline
Payne; third, Lillian Hope, Lucketts.
Beets and Beans.
Canned string beans-First, Pauline
Payne; second, Ruby Rector. Canned
beets-Flrst, Ruby Rector, Unison
Bloomfield; second Pauline PAYNE:
third, Virginia Wolford. Jelly-First.
Virginia Wolford; second; Ruby Rector:
third, Elaine Virts. Rolls-First. Betty
Beaver; second, Sarah Love; third Dor
othy Wolford.
The educational work in the wom-
ems home demonstration clubs, which
emphasized essentials in meal planning
table service and household equipment
under the home demonstration agent.
Miss Harriet T. Cooke, was brought out
IN the booths at the fair Ashburn.
Lucketts, Round Hill, Waterford,
Paeonian Springs and .Hillsboro Clubs
were represented. Following are the
winners in the women's home demon
stration department:
Posters for meals-Mrs. Walter Cum
minis, Htllsboro, Loaf of graham bread
First and second, Mrs. o. L. limerick,
Purcellville; third, Mrs l.. H. Taylor.
Lincoln. Whole wheat or graham rolls
First, Mrs. o. L. limerick second,
Mrs. L. H. Taylor. Poster showing a
well planned garden for the year-First,
Mrs. Walter Cummings; second, Mrs.
L. II. Taylor Swiss chard-First. Mrs.
L. H. Taylor. Spinach-Mrs. L. H.
Taylor Heads of lettuce-First Mrs.
L. H. Taylor. Parsnips-Mrs. L. H.
Taylor. Salsify-Mrs. L. H. Taylor.