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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
Engaged to
Mr.. AdOlphuS Hawkins, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
Worsham of Richmond, Va. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Bette Jane to Mr..
Adolphus Wise Hawkins, jr. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Haw-
kinS Of Culpeper. Va.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Mary Washington College of
the University Of Virginia. and is
q research analyst with the De-
partment Of Defense. Mr.. Haw-
kinS is a graduate Of the Uni
versity of Virginia and has done
graduate work at Balliol College,
oxford University.
Evening star., 1953-10-04

You'll be proud and pleased are when you visit
Perpeuals new home. You've right to be proud YOU
helped to build it!
Since 1881, we've served the Washington -.
and loan.
From the comfortable customers lounge the civic
auditorium, we've tried to make our new home every
thing publicsprited savings institution should be.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

over for sob stories % strike IL Rich" IL strictly
my dish OF tea. On the other hand the KRAFT Tele.
vision theatre IL one % my favorits dramatic
shows on TV. Add TO this the fact that Burt
("From Here To Eternity Lancaster was to be
q guest Strike It Rich" and the situation be-
came more complex. Well finally solved the
dilemma by tuning back and forth from one show
10 the other.
Hollywood from what have been told. There are
those in the film capital who regard him an IN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

city, NO. who have been the
house guests for tho past ten days
Of Mr, and Mira Donald J, Allen
sr,, Of Gao Aurora Ave, left for
their home on Thursday, August
IS, Many social couTteslea were
extended the visitors during their
stay, They were tho guests Of the
Aliens at dinner at the Flame
Cafe IN Minneapolis and the
Roadbuddy Cafe In ~, Paul. also
were their guests on q fiAhlhg
party
Family vlaltorAi MSasrn, and
Mines, Andrew stone, Roy WI.
son. the Mines, villa Mae Moore,
and Julia Burton of Louisville.
Ky, were the guests Of their
uncle. Mr.. Frank Howard. sea w,
Central Ave, They LEFT for their
home on Monday, August II,
Waiting In KentucIyi Mru, Lula
Moore, Gao Aurora Ave, II visit
ting relatives and friends In
Louisville. Ky. Mrs Moore will
return 10 the city around tho first
Of September.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

Russell Mayo. $3.50 Fourth Ave.
s. and Mr.. Grover Ingram, Go5S
Clinton Ave. left by motor on
Saturday, August IS for Denver
Colo, where they viii attend the
Shrine Conclave. From Denver.
they win motor to Los Angeles,
Calf.
Return To Their Homes; Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie Chatham and
niece Barbara Jean. who have
been the guests Of the Robert
ChRthAms. ESQ Aldrich Ave. N,
and other relatives, motored TO
Chicago with them and left from
Chicago for their home. Mr..
Johnnie Chatham IL q brother Of
Mr.. Robert Chatham.
Hostess; Mrs. Howard DarneIl.
president Of the Urban League
Guild entertained in honor Of
RoxRnne Owens. baby contestant,
on Thursday evening August Is.
at her home, 20 Hyiand Ave. N.
Members OF the Guild were
guests and light refreShments
were served. On Friday evening,
August n. there win be q joint
meeting Of the Minneapolis and
st. Paul Urban League Guilds to
be held at the Minneapolis Urban
League office, $40 N. w. Federal
Building. at s p. m. at which time
the winner Of the baby contest
viii be announced.
Board Meeting HEIDI A special
board meeting OF the Urban
League Guild was called on Mon
day, August IT at the Urban
League office. at which time Mrs.
Howard DaTnell, president OF the
Guild was elected q delegate TO
attend the national Guild Con-
vention which will be held in Phil
sdelphia, Pa. September Q. thru
the 10th.
Called Home; Mrs. AIberteen
CowGn. Il6 Bryant Ave. No. and
Jerry Beal Of 372s Portland Ave.
were called home to jackson. Mo,
because Of the sudden illness and
death Of their mother. Mrs. Bertha
Beal Mrs. Beal IL the grand
mother OF Jerry Beal. Mrs. Ger
trude Foster accompanied them
home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

entered General hospital on FIJI
day. August II, for observation
and treatment Her condition Is
fair.
Accepts New Post: Mr.. Donald
william McMOore. 4le Z. 18th st.
has accepted q position a. assis-
tant coach under Dwight Reed. at
Lincoln University. jefferson City,
Mo. Mr.. McMoore win assume his
new duties about Sept. /. His
family will Join him the first Of
the year.
Family Visitors; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gl&sco l. Ewing and Mr.. Max
Blaclshear Of Oakland. Calf,
are visiting in the city and are the
guests Of Mr.. Ewing's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ewing Of
S02o goth Ave. s. They win spend
two weeks in the city.
New York Visitor: Miss Eula
Elliott Of New York City arrived
In the city on Saturday. August
IS. for q visit with her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Kathryn Elliott Of 400
4. seth st.
Business Trip; Mr.. p. e. Daven.
port Of 81. Louis, Mo. is in the
city on business and IL stopping
at the home OF Mrs. r. b. Moulden
Of Ss4s Fourth Ave. s. Mr.. Daven-
port ID an instructor in st. Louis
high schools.
Attend Shrine COncIave; Mr..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

The largest advertisers advSr-
tisc whore they get most for their
money.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

Mrs. J. NJ. oNeal. 7SS Carroll
Ave; Mary Alice BlrrSll. 2S5
Rondo Ave; Patricia Parker, Go
sc. Anthony Ave; Leona Monta'
que. Tp7 IglshArt Ave; Viola
worthington. SiT N. Avon ST.;
Nelson BAleRESr III, 6i2 Carroll
Ave.
Aug. 2S-Mra. Eunico Coins
Jonea. 6SS W. Central Ave; Mrs
w. u. Walker. $50 IglehArt Ave-;
Mra, AShby T, II. Harris, 6S0 Car
roll: II. Il, Toussaiht, ESQ Iglohart
Avenue, Mrs. c, 8, Compton, T22
w, Central Ave. Mira. Kittie
Washington. BS9 st. Anthony
Ave: Mrs, George Carter, ttl 81.
Anthony Ave; Mrs, Myrtle Har.
ria, $40 IEishart Ave, Lenora FoS'
ter, 1855 shsrburns Ave. Charles
w. Taylor Jr: BsI Rondo Ave;
Robert Montgomery, ST W. Cen
trail Ave: Mrs, John Williams,
Tpi Rondo Ave.
Aug. F8--LAura Green. esa Lyle
hart Ave.
Aug. 27---FostSr Brown, p7p
Rondo Ave: Mrs. GLADYS James,
sos IElehart Ave: LApercello J.
Greene. sst IElShart Ave: Kath.
iecn Montgomery, SIT w, Central
Ave.
Aug. 2s-Mrs. Elizabeth Neal,
719x Rondo Ave; wilma Neal,
e6S Rondo Ave; Mrs, Esther
Rossby, $50 ~. Anthony Ave;
Ellsworth Harris, bsT Iglshart
Ave; Mrs. Margaret Davis, ESQ
81. Anthony Ave: Beatrice Nash,
TaB Kingston. Ray 0angi, i2t2
Rice St; Hazel Russell, iiis
shsrburne Ave: Geneva Murray,
COS w, Central Ave; Nora VIII
liama, t27 Rondo Ave; Robert
Graham. 7Sa IglehRrt Ave; Caro-
lee BeIleson, 400 g. Anthony Ave,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

~mm Am~x,a., E.,....
w n.rst,,,
Auto Roeas, Every Doy Ex-
cent Sent, I und S, Othor
Leoom9 Tso'V'oS mS'VoS'
sheep and PovIlry SheWS.
ciImaHSd BY Fl,S~orhs.
Oeo-AeFs FERN MushlneEY
AyG.t, ~. g.. - n,
% SS
IhrsH NsenL aus ~
. ,..s -: " $500. s:.s:,,, ...
Home Activities Shows
' %"%S'' I SiS".S ~ is:s; '"
S:.s': .I u! .c ,S.s .s"h~'"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Aug, ar. AdamA TIT Sew
enth 81. N; Janet Williams, 1910
3. Sth St: John FrooRe. 26iA Sist
Ave, s.; Mra. N. r. Swain, 20
Hyland Ave. NJ; Mrs. A. c.
owenS CITY,: Mrs. Myrtle Banks.
1851 Bryant Ave. NJ; Miss Ethel
Owens, Sstl Clinton Ave.
Aug, 2S-Harry n, Floyd, 2t2e
Firth Ave. s.; Jewel Beck. S7oS
Fourth Ave. g.: Mira u. Nc
oaughe, 500 Colfax Ave. N: Rosie
stephens, Si2 seventh 81. N;
Mrs. Rose 81, Clair, li96 Fremont
Ave. N; Mrs, Henry BreedloVe.
tai Aldrich Ave. N.
Aug, 2A-Miss A. u, Glenn, 2ASi
Fourth Ave. g.; Charles Noble,
S7S2 Fourth Ave, g.; Mira Emily
Vaughn, $50 nth Ave. s.: James
Clardy, 2tS7 2Tth Ave, s.: Thslma
starSS, 2slS fairfield Ave.
Aug. 26--Froddis Ingram, Spll
Fourth Ave. g.: Rosie Lee steph.
ems 6l2 NJ Eleventh. Street; George
l. Millunchick. $500 Chicago
Ave: Mrs, Hobart Mitchell, SSia
Elliot Ave; L. NJ. Stewart. 1908
Seventh Ave. NJ; Mrs. Caroline
Peery, S729 Fourth Ave. g.; N. q.
Hubbard. san BlAisdell Ave.
Aug, 26-wilnAm Brown, 1877
Ainnehaha Ave; Williams Brown.
1918 E, Franklin Ave: Mrs. la.
Belle Davis, SIT Third Ave. ~:
Randolph Burnett. S62p Fourth
Ave. 3.
Aug. 27-Mrs. Eva Abbey. AlI
E 25th 81.
Aug 2s-MAry Wilson. sie
Girard Ave. N.
Out-Of-Town BlrthdAyu-
Aug. 2S-James Ellis. Chicago.
III.
Aug. 20 Mrs, DetEa Allen,
Chicago, III; John Cannon, Mont
gomery, Ala.
Aug. 28-Cpl, John A, Barker,
Calf: Mrs. Louise Escue Miller,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug, 27-Everctt LlanlEan, Des
MoinSa. Ia.
Aug. 2s--IsaAo Hayes, Kan.
sas city, Mo; DR.. ID. =. Hayes.
81, Joseph. Mo.
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Aug. I'll. l.. Davis, eos Ron.
do Ave; Willie Mae Lamb, $50
w. Central Ave; Mrs. Wynn
Carter Jr,; 200 Rondo Ave: Leila
J. Boyd; 7O3 IEishArt Ave.
Aug. ~ Kenneth Robinson,
TOO st. Anthony Ave; Anna l.,
Perry, Dos IEishRrt Ave; Mrs,
Manley Rhodes, 600 Carroll Ave,
Aug. 24--Jean Marie Culver,
1859 n. Western Ave: John NJ.
Culver, 1889 N. Western Ave,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21
The WAY | SEE TT
Z BIZ NEIL DODsON RUSSELL

NEW YORK cITY-LAst wednesday night Tahath
caught bett Couldn't
Strike Rich the KRAFT TSisvSOn puS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21

Visit Parentai DR., and Mrs, W,
~ Ridley and children YolAndA
and Don Deroy, Of Petersburg,
Va. arrived In the city on Thurs
day. August 10, for . ten days
visit with thsir parents and
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.,
Chapman Of TOT H. Anthony Ave.
I4aISS~E .n0ua-fAIrp RTidEe CIubI
Mrs. o. l.. Alexander, Ss32 Ftfth
Ave, r. will be hostess 10 the
L.aissez- nous-falrs Bridge Club on
Saturday. August ~,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21
Wedding
Anniversaries
MINNEAPOIIs

MINNEAPOLIS
Aug, 20 Mr.. and Mrs. w, G,
Crews. sos Clinton Ave, ~
years.
ut. PAUL
Aug. 23--MT. and Mrs, Maurice
orman, 7sS ~. Anthony Ave, n
years.
Aug, 27-Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Mcfarland, 1915 Rondo Ave, ~
years.
Aug. 2s-Mr and Mrs Green
Watson, b9s ~. Anthony Ave,
six years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Visitor From Iowa: DR. and Mrs Harry D. Harper and
daughter Lois Of FIT Madison, Ia spent past week end in
the city visiting their daughter sister Miss Virginia Har
per- S4S Fifth Ave They left by for home on Monday
August IL. - '
HOspitaliSod: Mrs William Helm ST. sll5 Columbus Ave
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-08-21
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Visitors From Omaha; Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Meyers Of
Omaha Nebr visited In ST. Paul for days the guests OF
Major and Mira Homer L. Stark 6s Carroll Ave- They left
for their homo Thursday August l3 after very delightful
stay the city The Meyers former resident of Minneapolis
HouaegueSts: Mr. and Mrs William Thomson Of Kansas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-03

Yellow Pancake Squash
1st-Robert Dorsey.
Yellow Necked Squash
1st--Robert Dorsey.
Broccoli
LIST and 2nd-Franklin King
3rd-Walter Magruder, German
town.
Parsley
1at-Franklin King.
String Beans
1st-Franklin King; 9rd--John
Curry.
Beets
1st-Franklin King; 2nd-Paul
King; 3rd-Robert DWsey.
Tomatoes
1st-Harold Mullinix, Mt. Airy
Mo.
CantafOupes
1st and 2nd-Paul King.
Cabbage
1st-Carol Sweeney, #3, Rock
vile; 2nd-Robert Biggs; 3rd-
Geraldine Curry.
CObbler Potatoes
1st-H arold MulliniX; End
Margaret Curry; 3rd-Walter Ma
gruder.
Sweet Corn
1st-Peter Stadler; 2nd-David
Hobbs.
Green Peppers
2nd-Edwin Fisher.
Sweet Peppers
1st-Peter Stadler.
Yellow Squash
1st-Peter Stadler; 2nd~-Frank-
lin King.
White Pancake Squash
1st-Paul King; 2nd-Franklin
King.
Cucumbers
2nd-Paul King.
Yellow Onions
LIST & 2nd-Carol Sweeney.
Bush Limas
1st-Carol Sweeney.
Swiss Chard
1st-Walter Magruder.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-03
Jr. Yearling Sow

Jr. Yearling Sow
1st-George Lechlider; End
Donald Morrison; 3rd-George
Lechlider.
Sr. Sow
1st-George Lechlider; 2n-
George Lechlider; 3rd-Donald
Morrison.
Sr. Spring Sow
1st-Joseph ]. Hook III, No. 8,
Bethesda; 2nd-George Lechlider;
3rd-George Lechlider.
Jr. Spring Sow
1st--George Lechlider; End
George Lechlider; 3rd-Donald
Morrison.
Jr. Champion Sow
George Lechlider.
Sr. Champion Sow
George Lechlider.
Grand Champion Sow
George Lechlider.
Young Herd
1st-George Lechlider; 2nd-
George Lechlider; 3rd-Donald
Morrison.
Get of Sire
1st-George Lechlider; End
George Lechlider; 3rd-Donald
Morrison.
Produce of Dam
1st-George Lechlider; End
George Lechlider; 3rd-Donald
Morrison.
Breeder Feeder Litter
1st-George Lechlider; End
George Lechlider; 3rd-Donald
Morrison.
Aged Boar
1st-John Strawbridge G. Ken
McCleary No. 1, Stewartstown, Nd.
Sr. Boar
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary; 2nd-Donald Morrison,
Dayton, Md.
Sr. Spring Boar
1st-Iohn C. Strawbridge; End
John Strawbridge & Ken Nc
Cleary; 3rd-John. Strawbridge &
Ken McCleary.
Jr. Spring Boar
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary; 2nd-John Strawbridge
& Ken McCleary; 3rd-J. c..
Strawbridge.
Jr. Champion Boar
Strawbridge & McCleary.
Sr. Champion Boar
Strawbridge & McCleary. -.. .....
Grand Champion Boar
Strawbridge & McCleary.
Aged Sow
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary; 2nd-Donald Morrison.
Jr. Yearling Sow
1st-J. C. Strawbridge; End
Strawbridge & McCleary; 3rd-
Tommy Henderson, No. l, Rock
vile.
Sr. Yearling Sow
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary.
Sr. Sow
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-03

Bulls Yrs. & Over
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Sons.
Jr. Champion Bull
Edgewood Farms, Glenelg, Nd.
Sr. Champion Bull
VIM. H. Hill & Sons, Woodbine
Maryland.
Grand Champion Bull
VIM. H. Hill & Son.
Cows 5 Yrs. & Over
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Son; 2nd-
Edgewood Farms; 3rd-Wm. H,
Hill & Son.
Cows Yrs. & Under )
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Sons; 2nd-
VIM. H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Jimmy
Patrick, Woodbine, Md.
Cows 3 Yrs. & Under 4
1st-Monocacy Ayr Farm; End
VIM. H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Wm.
H. Hill & Sons.
Cows 2 Yrs. 4 Under 3 Yrs.
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Sons; End
VIM. H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-John
H. Nicolai, Ellicott City, Nd.
Cows 2 Yrs. & Under 3 Yrs.
(Not Freshened)
1st-Monocacy-Ayr Farms, No.
/, Frederick, Md; 2nd-Wm. H.
Hill G. Sons; 3rd-E g ew o d
Farm.
Best Uddered Cow
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Son; 2nd--
VIM. n. Hill & Son; 3rd-Monoca-
cy-Ayr Farm.
Heifer 10 Mos. & Under Yrs.
1st-Monocacy-Ayr Farms; 2nd
VIM. H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Wm.
II. Hill & Sons.
Heifer Yr. & Under Is Mos.
1st-Edgewood Farms; End
VIM. H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Mono-
cacy-Ayr Farms.
Heifer s Mos. & Under l Ir.
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Sons; 2nd
Howard Pickett, Mt. Airy, Md;
3rd-John H. Nicolai.
Heifer 4 Mos. & Under 8 Mos.
1st-John H. Nicolai; 2nd-Wm.
H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Howard
Pickett.
Jr. Champion Female
Monocacy-Ayr Farms.
Sr. Champion Female
VIM. H. Hill & Sons
Grand Champion Female
VIM. H. Hill & Sons
Get of Sire
1st-John H. Nicolai; 2nd-Wm.
H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Edgewood
Farms.
Sr. Get of Sire
1st-Monocacy-Ayr Farms; End
VIM. H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Wm.
H. Hill & Sons.
Produce of Dam
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Sons; End
VIM. H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Jimmy
Patrick.
Best Three Females
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Sons; End
John H. Nicolai; 3rd-Edgewood
Farms.
Four Cows in Milk
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Sons; End
David Patrick; 3rd-J h n A.
Nicolai.
FARM PRODUCTS DEPT.
Preserving Tomatoes
1st-Robert Biggs, Silver
Spring; 3rd-Geraldine Curry
Rockville, Nd.
Carrots
1st-Robert Biggs; 2nd-Robert
Dorsey, Boyds, Md.
! GOurds
1st-Robert Biggs.
Egg Plant
1st-Margaret Curry, Rockville
Pumpkin
: 1st-Margaret Curry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-03

McCleary; 2nd-John Strawbridge
& Ken McCleary; 3rd-Emilie G.
Geo. Geisbert, Laytonsville.
Sr. Spring Sow
1st-John E. Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary; 2nd-J. C. Strawbridge;
3rd-J. c. Strawbridge.
Jr. Spring Sow
1st-John f. Strawbridge &
Ken McCleary; 2nd-J. C. Straw
bridge; 3rd-James Wightman,
Gaithersburg.
Jr. Champion Sow
Strawbridge & McCleary.
Sr. Champion Sow
Strawbridge & McCleary.
Grand Champion Sow
Strawbridge & McCleary.
Young Herd
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary; 2nd-J. C. Strawbridge;
3rd-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary.
GeJ OF Sire
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary; 2nd-J. C. Strawbridge;
3rd-J. c. Strawbridge.
Produce of Dam
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary; 2nd-John Strawbridge
& Ken McCleary; 3rd-J. C.
Strawbridge.
Breeder Feeder Litter
1st-John Strawbridge & Ken
McCleary; 2nd-John Strawbridge
& Ken McCleary; 3rd-J. C.
Strawbridge.
YORKSHIRE
Jr. Yearling Boar
Sr. Sow
1st-Helen & VIM. Thompson;
2nd-Helen & VIM. Thompson.
Sr. Spring Sow
1st-Chas. Lethbridge, Ashton;
2nd-Chas. Lethbridge, Ashton;
3rd-Jean Lethbridge, Ashton.
Jr. Spring Sow
1st-Jean Lethbridge; End -
Chas. Lethbridge; 3rd-Jean Leth-
bridge.
Jr. Champion Sow
Helen & VIM. Thompson.
Sr. Champion Sow
Philip Blake.
Grand Champion Sow
Helen & VIM. Thompson.
AYRSHIRE
Bull 4 Mos. & Under | Year
1st-Monocacy Ayr Farms
2nd-William H. Hill & Sons; Bird
David Patrick.
Bull l Yr. & Under IS Mos.
1st-William H. Hill G. Son;
2nd-Monococy Ayr Farms; Bird
-Monocacy Ayr Farms.
Bull Is Mos. & Under Yrs.
1st-Edgewood Farms; 2nd-
VIM. H. Hill & Sons; 3rd-Jimmy
Patrick.
Bulls Yrs. & Under Yrs.
1st-Wm. H. Hill & Sons; End
Monocacy Ayr Farms; 3rd--Da-
vid Patrick.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-03

and George Geisbert, Laytonsville,
Md.
Sr. Yearling: LIST - Ayrlawn
Farms.
Jr. Yearling Sow: list Emile
and George Geisbert; 2nd-Ary-
lawn Farm.
Sr. Sow: 1st-Ayrlawn Farm;
2nd-Emilie and George Geisbert;
3rd-Emilie and George Geisbert.
Sr. Spring Sow: lst-Emilie and
George Geisbert; 2nd-Ayrlawn
Farms; 3rd--Arylawn Farms.
Jr. Spring Sow: 1st-Arylawn
Farms; 2nd-Emilie and George
Geisbert; Srd-Emilie and George
Geisbert.
Jr. Champion Sow: Ayrlawn
Farms.
Sr. Champion Sow: Ayrlawn
Farms.
Grand Champion Sow: Ayrlawn
Farms.
Young Herd: 1st-Emilie and
George Geisbert; 2nd-Arylawn
Farms.
Get of Sire: LIST Emile and Gels
bert; 2nd-Arylawn Farms.
Produce of Dam: 1st-Emilie
and George Geisbert; 2nd-Ary-
lawn Farm.
Breeder Feeder Litter: 1st--
Emile and George Geisbert; End
--Arylawn Farms.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-03
FAIR AWARDS
(Continued from page

ID. Fry and Son, Laytonsville,
Md.
Best Uddered Cow: 2nd-Irving-
ton Farms, Gaithersburg, Md.
Heifer 10 mos. and under yrs:
1st-Irvington Farms, Gathers
burg, Md.
Heifer 10 mos. and under 2 yrs:
2nd-Allie Messer, Gaithersburg,
Md.
Heifer 18 mos. and under 2 yrs:
3rd-Edwin d. Fry and Son, Lay
louisville, Md.
Heifer / yr. and under 10 mos;
1st---Bowman Bros, Germantown,
Md.
Heifer / yr. and under IS mos:
2nd-Roberta Weller, Boyds, Md.
Heifer / yr. and under IS mos.
3rd-Janice Palmer, Olney, Md.
Heifer 8 mos. and under yr:
1st-Irvington Farms, Gathers
burg, Md.
Heifer s mos. and under yr:
2nd-Albert H. Magness, Bel Air,
Md.
Heifer 8 mos. and under yr:
3rd-Merhle U. King, Germantown,
Md.
Heifer a mos. and under 8 mos;
lst-Irvington Farms, Gathers
burg, Nd.
Heifer mos. and under 8 mos:
2nd-Allie Messer, Gaithersburg,
Md.
Heifer mos. and under 8 mos:
3rd-Edwin D. Fry and Son, Lay
louisville, Md.
Jr. Champion Female: Irvington
Farms, Gaithersburg, Md.
Sr. Champion Female: Logwood
Farm, Reisertown, Md.
Grand Champion Female: Log.
! wood Farm.
Jr. Get of Sire: 1st-Edwin D.
Fry and Son, Laytonsville, Md.
Jr. Get of Sire: 2nd-Allie Mes
ser, Gaithersburg, Md.
Jr. Get of Sire: 3rd-Ray H.
! Smith, Frederick, Md.
Sr. Get of Sire: LIST and 2nd-
Edwin d. Fry and Son, Laytons-
vile, Nd.
Sr. Get of Sire: 3rd-Allie Mes
: ser, Gaithersburg, Md.
Produce of Dam: 1st-Edwin D..
Fry and Son, Laytonsville, Md.
Produce of Dam: 2nd-Logwood
Farms, Reisertown, Md.
Z Produce of Dam: 3rd-Ray Fl.
Smith, Frederick, Md.
Best Three Females: 1st-Ed-
win d. Fry and Son.
Best Three Females: 2nd-Log-
wood Farms.
Best Three Females: 3rd- IT,
vington Farms.
Four Cows In Milk: 1st r.
vington Farms.
Four Cows In Milk: 2nd-Log-
wood Farms.
Four Cows In Milk: Srd-Edwin
D. Fry and Son.
Four Cows In Milk: 4th--Allie
Messer.
-Four Cows In Milk: 5th-Royd
r Smith.
POLAND CHINA RESULTS
Sr. Yearling Boar: 1st-Earle
Lechlider, No. l Gaithersburg
Nd.
Jr. Yearling Boar: 1st-Robert
X. frey, Jr., No. l Clear Spring
Md.
Sr. Boar: 1st-James f. Welsh
Jr.. No. / Gaithersburg, Md.
Sr. Spring Boar: 1st-Earl'
Lechlider, No. Gaithersburg. Mo
Sr. Spring Boar: 2nd-Earl'
Lechlider, No. Gaithersburg, Md
Sr. Spring Boar: 3rd-James f
Welsh, Jr., No. Gaithersburg
Md.
Sr. Spring Boar: 4th--James +
Welsh, Jr., No. l Gaithersburg
Md.
Jr. Spring Boar: 1st - Earl
Lechlider, No. 2 Gaithersburg
Nd.
Jr. Spring Boar: 2nd-James f
Welsh, Jr., No. Gaithersburg
Md.
Jr. Spring Boar: 3rd-Robert X
frey, Jr., No. Clear Spring, Md
Jr. Spring Boar: 4th-James r
Welsh, Jr.. No. Gaithersburg. Nd
Jr. Spring Boar: 9Th - Earl
" Lechlider. No. Gaithersbug, Mo
"a Jr. Champion Boar: Earle Lech
iider, No. 2 Gaithersburg, Nd.
Sr. Champion Boar: Robel
Firev. Jr.. No. / Clear Spring. Nc
Grand Champion Boar: Rober
frey, Jr.
Aged Boar: 1st-Earle Lech
lider.
AGED Boar: 2nd-James 7
Welsh. Jr.
Aged Boar: 3rd-Earle Lecf
lider.
sr. Yearling Sow: 1st-Earl
Lefhlider.
Sr. Yearling Sow: 2nd-Eal
Lerhider.
Jr. Yearling Sow: 1st-Robei
X frey, Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-09-03
GUERNSEY

Bull 4 mos. and under / yr.
1st--W. W. Baker, Thornton
Hill Rd., Sparks, Md; 2nd-Fred
C. Downey, Williamsport, Md;
3rd-J. Herbert Snyder, Union
Bridge, Md.
Bull yr. and under IS mos.
1st-W. T. Hood and Sons, Rt.
5. Frederick, Md.
Bull IS mos. and under 2 yrs.
1st-Henry Carter, Rockville;
2nd-Melvin H. Vessel, Woodbinc,
Md.
Bull 2 yrs. and under 3 yrs.
1st-Juliet Smith, Rt. 2, Union
Bridge, Md; 2nd-Brooks Cross
Farm, Baldwin, Md; 3rd-W. W.
Baker.
Bull yrs. and over
1st-J. Herbert Snyder, Union
Bridge, Md.
Jr. Champion Bull
w. w. Baker
Sr. Champion Bull
J. Herbert Snyder
Grand Champion Bull
J. Herbert Snyder
Cow 4 yrs. and under 5
1st-Robert B. Carter, Rockville,
Md; 2nd-Juliet Smith; 3rd-
Henry Carter, Rockville, Nd.
Cow 3 yrs. and under a yrs.
1st-Brookes Cross Farm; End
George Carson, Laytonsville,
Nd; 3rd-J. Herbert Snyder.
Cow 2 VS.. and under yrs.
(has freshened)
1st-W. W. Baker; 2nd-Juliet
Smith; 3rd-Brookes Cross Farm.
Cow 2 yrs. and under 3 yrs.
(nOt freshened)
1st-J. Herbert Snyder; 2nd--
Richard Chapman.
Heifer Is mos. and under 2 yrs.
1st-H.. Fred Downey, Williams
port. Md; 2nd-Juliet Smith; Bird
C. Edward Vessel, Woodbine,
Nd.
lIeifer l yr. and under IS mos.
1st-Martha Jane Hoffman, Ri.
6, Frederick, Md; 2nd-W. w.
Baker; 3rd-Fred C. Downy
Heifer 8 mos. and under l yr.
1st-Charles J. Smith, Rt. 2,
Union Bridge, Md; 2nd-Frank
c. Downey; 3rd-Ronald M. Wes-
sci.
Heifer 4 mos. and under s mos.
1st-Fred C. Downy; 2nd-J.
Herbert Snyder; Bird - w. w.
Baker.
Cow 5 yrs. and over
1st-Henry Carter, Rockville,
Nd; 2nd-Juliet Smith; 3rd-
Charles ]. Smith.
Best Uddered Cow
1st-Juliet Smith; 2nd-Henry
Carter; 3rd-Charles Smith.
Jr. Champion Female
H. Fred Downey
Sr. Champion Female
Harry Carter
Grand Champion Female
Harry Carter
Jr. Get of Sire
1st-Juliet Smith; 2nd-W. w
Baker and H. H. Carter; 3rd-.
Fred c. Downey.
~Sr. Get of Sire
1st-Juliet Smith; 2nd-J. Her
bert Snyder; 3rd-Henry Carter
Produce of Dam
1st-Juliet Smith; 2nd-Henry
Carter; 3rd-W. w. Baker.
Best Three Females
, 1st-Juliet G. Smith; End
, Henry Carter; 3rd-Fred C. Dow
ney.
Four Cows in Milk
1st-Juliet Smith; 2nd-HenrS
, Carter; 3rd-J. Herbert Snyder.
SWINE
DURoC
Aged Boar
1st-George Lechlider, No. 2
4 Gaithersburg.
Sr. Yearling Boar
= 1st-Donald Morrison, Dayton
Md.
= Sr. Boar
1st-George Lechlider; End
E Donald Morrison; 3rd-DonalC
Morrison.
E Sr. Spring Boar
1st-George Lechlider; End
: George Lechlider; 3rd-Nanc.
!. Lechlider, Gaithersburg, No. 2.
!. Jr. Spring Boar
1st-George Lechlider; End
!. George Lechlider; 3rd-DonalC
= Morrison.
n Jr. Champion Boar
George Lechlider.
Sr. Champion Boar
George Lechlider.
!, Grand Champion Boar
n George Lechlider.
e Aged Sow
= 1st-George Lechlider; End
n George Lechlider; 3rd-Donal,
Morrison.
n Sr. Yearling Sow
1st-George Lechlider; End
A, Donald Morrison; Srd-Georg
e Lechlider.