Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-08-08
$50 Club Girls
At BurtOnsville
Clothing Exhibit
Winners In Dressmaking Con-
test To Represent County
In State Meet

In State Meet
Over $50 Montgomery County Al
Club girls were present at Burtons-
vile when the annual rally was fea-
tured. The Somerset Club and the
Falkland group put on a very inter
Iesting program.
Prizes were awarded in a style
revue. The exhibitor placing first
in each class will represent the coun-
ty in the State contest at College
Park during club week, August s
to Is. Winners were:
Complete costume outfit First
Carolyn Barnsley, of Olney. Chill
dren's garments-First, Dolores Shoe
maker, Virginia Barnes, both of Con-
duit road. Window treatment-First,
Jean Parent of Olney. Wool, silk,
.rayon school dress or suit-First
Gladys Fetzer, of Damascus; second,
Slydelle Stevens of Falkland. Wash
school dress or suit-First, Carolyn
Barnsley of Olney; second, Helen
Bryan of Somerset. Informal party
dress-First, Dorothy Fetzer, of Da-
mascus; second, Charlotte White, of
Dickerson. Best dress-First, Ed
wilma Hambleton, of Somerset. Econ
omy dress revue-First, Dorothy At
wood, of Glenmont. Mote books in
dividual), Foods-First, Dorothy At
wood, of Glenmont; second, Dorothy
Fetzer of Damascus. Room furnish
ings-First, Jeanette Urban, of
Glenmont; second, Dorothy Fetzer, of
Damascus. Scrapbook- First, Jean
Parent, of Olney; second, Dorothy
Fetzer, of Damascus. Miscellaneous
First, Gladys Fetzer, of Damas-
Gus; second, Dorothy Fetzer, of Da-
mascus. Six baking powder biscuit
contest-First, Ruth Hines, of Oh
ney; second, Janice Meeks of Con-
duit road; third Margaret Atwood,
of Glenmont. One plain butter cake
(iced contest) First, Esther Hines,
of Olney; second, Josephine Finney-
frock, of Olney; third, jeanette Ur-
ban of Glenmont.
Following are the awards in the
county contests on workmanship:
Class 1, rayon dress-First, Gladys
Fetzer, of Damascus; second, Slydelle
Stevens of falkland. Glass 2, wash
dress, older girls-First, Carolyn
Barnsley, of Olney; second, Ann
Shillinger of Somerset; third, jan
ice Meeks, of Conduit road. Class
8, informal party dress for younger
girls-First, Eleanor James of Fair
land; second, Virginia Barnes, of
Conduit road; third, Frances Brown
ing, of Damascus. Class a, informal
party dress for first-year clothing
girls-First, June Barnes, of Con-
duit road; second, Meredith Hunting
ton, of Somerset. Class 5, informa
party dress for older girls-First
Charlotte White, of Dickerson; sec
ond, Dorothy Fetzer of Damascus
Glass 6, wash dress-First-year mem
bers-First, Carolyn Viers of Rock
vile; second, Betty Clark, of Rock
vile; third, Irene Roby, of Falkland
Glass (a), thrift dress made from
dyed feed sacks-First, Gladys Fet
ger, of Damascus; second, Doroth.
Fetzer, of Damascus. (b) made-ove
dress-First, Dorothy Atwood, o
Glenmont. (c) pajamas made fror
dyed feed sacks-First, Gladys Fet
yer, of Damascus, (d), underwea
from feed sacks, shorts-First, Flea
nor Parkman, of Falkland; SECOND
Lorraine Parkman, of Falkland
third, jeanette Stevens, of Falkland
Slips-First, Jeanette Stevens, o
Falkland. Made-over, slips-First
Frances Browning of Damascus
Class s, slips-First, Lorraine Park
mban, of Falkland; second, Eleano
Parkman, of Falkland; third, Mar,
Ann Dawson, of Rockville. Clas
9, dress made by Senior Council
members-First, jeanette Urban, o
! Clenmont. Glass 10 conn1ata set n