The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-08-26
Redwood Girl
Queen of All
Style Revue
69 IN CONTEST; STATE
FAIR TRIPS GIVEN
f, AT LAMBERTON

Desniege King, Is, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King of
Redwood Falls, was selected as
style queen of Redwood county at
the annual All club Achievement
day in Lamberton Tuesday. She
was awarded a state fair trip.
Miss Kings outfit was a short
sleeved dress of dark brown nov
city wool with a wrist length
cape of the same material. Rust
and blue yarn stitching trims the
turnover collar, the sleeves, belt
and yoke of the dress. With it
Miss King carried a purse which
she made of the same material as
her dress, trimmed with yarn and
her gloves were also stitched with
the same colored yarn. Her hat
was an off-the-face model in tan
with a dark brown ribbon and
she wore brown suede shoes.
Miss King is also a member of
the Redwood Mixers triple trio
which will sing at the state fair.
Kathleen Brown of Delhi was
given a state fair trip for good
Workmanship in the clothing
project. She exhibited a navy
blue taffeta redingote with a
navy blue and white print dress.
69 in Contest
Sixty-nine All girls took part
in the style revue. Two girls,
Dorothy Wolff of Redwood Falls
and Florence Bellig Of Wabasso
were chosen attendants to the
style queen. They will serve as
alternates should circumstances
prevent her going to the state
fair.
Other winners in the clothing
projects were: Construction, first
year, class A (girls having receiv-
ed instruction from a home econ
omics teacher) Gertrude Whittet,
of Redwood Falls, first, Faye
Jensen of Clements, second; class
B (girls who have had no regular
Instruction. Betty Sexton, Pax
ton, first, Claire Waterman,
CharleStown, second. Second
year construction, class A, Flor
ence Bellig of Wabasso, first,
lone Torney of Wabasso, second;
class B, Verge Trent, Delhi, first.
Third year construction, class A,
Kathleen Brown of Delhi, first,
Desniege King, second; class B,
Loretta Waterman, Charlestown,
first, Gertrude Davis Of Seaforth,
second.
In the style revue Gertrude
Whittet won first place in the
first year class A section. Geneva
Roger of Wanda was second.
Other winners were: first year
class B, Grace Bloedow, Wanda
first, Ursula Belig of Wabasso,
second; second year, class A,
Thresa Brey of ,Wabasso, first,
Helen Hicks of Gales second;
Class B, Vergie Trent of Delhi,
first; third year, class A, Desniege
King, first, Dorothy Wolff, sec
ond; class B, Gertrude Davis of
Seaforth, first; Cecilia Goelz of
Sherman, second.
Canning Champion
Glenrae Scheunert of North
Redwood won first in the can
ming exhibit contest with coll
lection of vegetables which will
be sent to the state fair. She will
rot have trip, however.
Two girls will demonstrate
canning at the fair. Hazel Tomp-
kins of Sherman will show her
method of canning chicken in tin
cans and Jane VIM of Seaforth
will demonstrate canning corn.
Miss Josephine Burkett, Brown
county home demonstration agent
judged the home economics
events.
The livestock judging team Sc
lected to represent the county in
the state meet includes Harrison
Schmeising of Lucan, Loring Nc
Gee of Lamberton and Nels Han
sen of Walnut Grove. Woodrow
of Tracy was named alter
nate.
Moses, however, assured him
self of state fair trip by win
ming the purebred eve lamb con-
test.
Theodore Beran of Clements
will take his Guernsey calf to the
fair and Orville Dahmes will be
there with his Holstein calf.
Presenting a demonstration on
using fresh fruit for health, Mar
ian and Evelyn Madsen of Nor
gan were given trips as represent
.atives in agricultural demonstra-
ions. If the county is permitted
10 send two teams, Arthur Neu-
'chwander and James Kohler of
Redwood Falls will demonstrate
rope making there.
Rudolph Langholz's pen of
White Wyandottes won him first
place in the poultry contest.
There were no colts exhibited,
probably because of the sleeping
sickness epidemic.
Judges were F. j. Meade, Lyon
county agent for agricultural de-
nonstrations, Paul Kunkle, Brown
county agent, for dairy; Dwight
Garner, assistant agent of Ohm
tied county for sheep and Mr..
Davis, Brown county poultryman,
or poultry
Approximately 125 club MEM
'ers from throughout the county
ook part in events. of the day,
Vnlch was sponsored by the
.amberton Commercial club
TWO physicians examined Is
.lris and four boys who competed
or health honors Their reports
lave not yet been received at the
county agents office