Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-09-13
Amy Fry Leader
At Girls All
Achievement Day

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Montgomery High School, was the
Judge.
Betty Jane King of Cedar Grove,
with lovely yellow dress was
chosen to enter the State Style
Revue at College Park this fall
with Anne Woodward of Colesville
as alternate.
Amy Fry was top clothing ex-
hibitor, with 121 points, and
second in canning with 40 points.
Among the outstanding things ex-
hibited by Amy were her boys
shirts, which she had made of feed
sacks. The first shirt she made
was exhibited at Washington
Grove at the Livestock Show on
August a. 1t was so popular that
she took orders to make twelve for
other people. Jack Clark of College
Park showed one of the shirts in
the Style Revue Saturday. Amy's
Health Notebook was also very
outstanding. She placed second in
the styling of her very attractive
blue linen dress with the fly front
and the top stitched collar, cuffs
and pockets. 40
Second highest was Patricia
Bailey also of the Laytonsville
Club, with 157 points. Most be-
coming of Patricia's clothing were
her .three-piece sports dress of
feed sack which she styled and
took first place in the sports dress
class, and her feed sack pajamas.
The sports dress was of green
stripe trimmed with orange bias
binding. Very attractive, too, was
her pleated plaid wool skirt.
Third was ,Margery Fry of Lay
louisville, with 126 points. One of
the things that helped to raise
Margery's points was her Health
notebook. In Margery's clothing,
her plaid skirt was most becoming.
Evelyn Arnold of Cedar Grove
Club placed fourth place, with a
score of 100 points. She was the
only girl to enter many remodeled
clothes. Along with these dres ses
she had made a very unique note
book to show step by step the
changes that had been made in re-
modelling her dresses. From the
magazine Seventeen" Evelyn had
copied pattern for a dress. This
she made of PINK, blue and yellow
feed sacks. For it she had made
the tri-colored bag and hat.
Peggy Gregg of Laytonsville
came in 9Th place in total number
of points won, with score of 80
points. Peggy, also, had two out
standing notebooks which she ex-
hibited one on Health and one on
birds. Peggy had lovely blue and
gray wool skirt. Her green print
school dress of soft cotton was
very becoming.
In canning Patricia Bailey took
top honors with 10 points. OF the
% jars exhibited, 81 cans placed
first; 3, second; and one, third.
Amy Fry, with 40 points, placed
second in canning; and Grace
Woodfield of Cedar Grove, with 46
points, placed third; Margery Fry,
vita AZ points, fourth; Jane Hub
BILE, Poolesville, with % points,
fifth.
The county winners in the State
Contest of last year were present
ed their pins. These were Gladys
Arnold, Cedar Grove now a ca
Diet nurse at Gallinger, for Food
Preparation; Amy Fry, for Girls
Record; Anna Woodward, for
Clothing; and Jean Barnsley, for
Canning.
All Membership Cards were pre-
scented to the president of each
club.
These will be presented to each
member at club meeting.
Special recognition was given to
the faithful local leaders and
special awards were given to those
with several years of service.
Mrs. Norton was awarded a GER