Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-11-09

classes.
Approximately 1000 exhibits,
including poultry, farm produce,
fancy work, canned goods, baked
products and hobbies made by the
County Fair" like show.
First place winners follow:
Hobby show: fish teeth, James
Lamar; foreign dolls, Ann Huston;
stamps, Arthur Mott; matches,
Arthur Brigham; airplanes and
trains, Thomas Bowman;
Championship: Knitting bag,
Mrs. Walter Brown, Colesville;
house furnishing: slip cover, Ruth
Naylor; pillow cover, Polly Pier
son, Esther Ketterman; blouse
champion; quilts and bedspreads,
Ethel Wachter, Mrs. Schwartz:
weaving, Mrs. Walter Brown; Gro
cneting, Mrs. Walter Brown; rugs.
Dorothy Soper;
Vegetables: potatoes, Clifton
Link, silver cup; Clifton Link, red
potatoes, turnips, onions, sweet
potatoes; William Hines, pump
ton Link, barred rock pullet,
kins, peppers, Irish potatoes, spin
ach; Mrs. C. S. Winslow, Chinese
cabbage; George Craver, yellow
turnips, pumpkins, white McCor-
mick's gladioli; Jack Thompson,
rutabagas; Paul Barber, carrots;
Mrs. A. D. Adams, vegetable box;
Tom Benson, cabbage; A. D. Ad-
ans, cabbage and beets; Rose Mary
Meter, gourds; Ruth Gates, car
rots;
Poultry: j. Jones, wild ducks;
Clifford Hay, eggs, Brahmas, New
Hampshire cock; Talmadge Miles,
New Hampshire hen, bantam; Cliff
ton Link, barred rock pullet,
Brahma hen, barred rock breeding
pen; Bill Hines, leghorn hen, leg
horn pullets, dozen white eggs;
Walter Brown, New Hampshire
red hen, guineas; Billy Dwyer,
white rock breeding pen, white
rock cockerel; Jimmy Bolton, tur-
key gobbler; Buddy Barger, barred
rock hen; Mrs. C. S. Wilson, turkey
hens; Charles Tyson, goose, Rhode
Island her; Douglas Finnyfrock,
New Hampshire red, breeding pen;
George Craver, white rock pen,
leghorn rooster; Mr.. James Cross,
bantams; William Gates, breeding
pen, white ducks; VIM. Gather,
game hen; Stanley Weeks, turkey
hen, black giants; N. Potter, brown
leghorn; Eugene Marrow, game
cock; Richard Cissel, barred rock,
drake;
Blue ribbon in corn: George
Craver, single pop corn, sample
pop corn; John Federline, sample
Lancaster sure crop; Courtney
Priebe, sample johnson County
white, hybrid, single hybrid; Rob-
ert Hobbs, single ear white field
corn; Charles Nicholson, yellow
field corn; William Hines, sample
golden queen, white dent, hybrid;
Stabler Brothers, Reeds yellow
dent, grand champion and silver
cup.
Grains: w. Hines, wheat; Stab
Ter Brothers, barley; w. Hines,
clover seed; G. Carver, timothy
and clover hay; Mr.. G. S. Wilson,
lespideza; W. Groomes, mixed hay;
G. Priebe, ensilage; W. Hines, alf-
alta hay.
Flower arrangement, Mrs. Annie
Harding, Betty Hay, Mrs. William
Hines, Mrs. H. M. Naylor, Mrs.
Charles Leadingham; canning,
Imogene Kuyhendall; string beans,
Muriel NARROW; cake, Nellie Crav-
er; bread, Mrs. C. S. GLAND; angel
food cake, Mrs. Powell; pie and
cookies, Mrs. William Hines; knit
ting. Nellie Craver, Patsy Pierson,
Rosemary Meter; embroidery
Mrs. Walter Brown; clothing,
Myrtle Shipe, dress; Joyce Dill,
child's dress; Nellie Craver, wool
suit; Jane Leishear, apron.
Winning the most number OF
blue ribbons in the girls class was
Nellie Craver, Brookeville, while
Mrs. Walter Brown captured the
greatest number of blues in the
adult classes.
Judges for the show included: