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October 10, 1935
Clarke Courier
Berryville, Clarke County, Virginia
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The second annual Clarke County Vocational Fair, scheduled for Friday, October 25 in the Boyce Agricultural building, features 40 home economics classes in foods, clothing and fancy work, home furnishings, and flowers, with prizes awarded. Agricultural classes to be announced later. Sponsored by high school classes and 4-H Clubs.
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Forty Classes In County Fair
Agricultural Events To Be Announced At Later Date
SECOND ANNUAL EVENT OCT. 25
Home Economics Department Plan Four Divisions Of Food, Furnishings, Clothing, Flowers
A total of forty classes have been arranged by the Home Economics Department of the Boyce and Berryville High Schools in connection with the second annual Clarke County Vocational Fair to be held Friday, October 25 in the Boyce Agricultural building.
The agriculture classes have not been arranged this week, but will be announced at a later date.
The Home Economic department has divided its display into four divisions of foods with 21 classes; clothing and fancy work of 12 events; home furnishings of 5 classes, and flowers with 2 events.
They are as follows:
Foods
Class 1—Best display of canned fruits and vegetables, prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 2—Best display of pickles. Prizes 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 3—Best display of relishes. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 4—Best display of catsup. Prizes. 50 cents. ribbon and ribbon.
Class 5—Best display of jellies. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 6—Best display of jams. Prizes. 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 7—Best display of marmalades. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 8—Best display of conserves. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 9—Best individual jar of tomatoes. Prizes. 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 10—Best individual jar of peaches. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 11—Best individual jar of snap or green beans. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 12—Best plate of seafoam candy. Prizes, 50 cents. ribbon and ribbon.
Class 13—Best plate of chocolate fudge. Prizes. 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 14—Best devilsfood cake. Prizes 75 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 15—Best cocoanut cake. Prizes, 75 cents, 25 cents, ribbon.
Class 16—Best angelfood cake. Prizes, 75 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 17—Best pan of rolls. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 18—Best plate of biscuits. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 19—Best lemon pie. Prizes, 50 cents. 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 20—Best apple pie. Prizes, 50 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 21—Best pound of homemade butter. Prizes, 50 and 25 cents.
Clothing and Fancy Work
Class 22—Best crochet sweater. Prizes, 50 cents, 25 cents, ribbon.
Class 23—Best crochet dress. Prizes, $1, 50 cents, and ribbon.
Class 24—Best crochet bedspread. Prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 25—Best crochet luncheon set. Prizes, 75 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 26—Best knitted sweater. Prizes, 50 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 27—Best knitted dress. Prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 28—Best knitted coat. Prizes, $1. 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 29—Best embroidered centerpiece. Prizes, 25 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 30—Best embroidered pillow slips. Prizes, 25 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 31—Best embroidered scarf. Prizes, 25 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 32—Best embroidered luncheon set. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 33—Most useful garment or article made from sacks or signs. Prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
(Continued on Page Eight)
THE CLARKE COURIER, BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA
SECOND ANNUAL
(Continued from Page One,
Home Furnishings
Class 34-Most attractive quilt.
Prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 35--Best homemade rug.
Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 36-Most attractive piece of renovated furniture. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 37-Most attractive sampler.
Prizes. 25 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 38--Cheapest and best home made toy. Prizes, 50 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Flowers
Class 39---Best arranged bowl or vase of chrysanthemums. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 40-Best arranged bowl or vase of miscellaneous flowers. Prizes 50 cents. ribbon and ribbon.
The fair officers are Monty Lane, president; Austin Riley, vice-president;
Orie Royston, secretary;
Gladys Cheshire, treasurer; Jimmie Suddith, general superintendent;
Craig Burks, assistant general superintendent;
Dalton Carpenter, agricultural superintendent; David Levi, assistant agricultural superintendent;
Gladys Cheshire, home economics superintendent, and Louise Feltner and Willie Sipe, assistant home economics superintendents.
The fair is sponsored by the Home Economics and Agricultural classes of the Boyce and Berryville High Schools and the Clarke County 4-H Clubs.
Agricultural Events To Be Announced At Later Date
SECOND ANNUAL EVENT OCT. 25
Home Economics Department Plan Four Divisions Of Food, Furnishings, Clothing, Flowers
A total of forty classes have been arranged by the Home Economics Department of the Boyce and Berryville High Schools in connection with the second annual Clarke County Vocational Fair to be held Friday, October 25 in the Boyce Agricultural building.
The agriculture classes have not been arranged this week, but will be announced at a later date.
The Home Economic department has divided its display into four divisions of foods with 21 classes; clothing and fancy work of 12 events; home furnishings of 5 classes, and flowers with 2 events.
They are as follows:
Foods
Class 1—Best display of canned fruits and vegetables, prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 2—Best display of pickles. Prizes 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 3—Best display of relishes. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 4—Best display of catsup. Prizes. 50 cents. ribbon and ribbon.
Class 5—Best display of jellies. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 6—Best display of jams. Prizes. 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 7—Best display of marmalades. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 8—Best display of conserves. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 9—Best individual jar of tomatoes. Prizes. 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 10—Best individual jar of peaches. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 11—Best individual jar of snap or green beans. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 12—Best plate of seafoam candy. Prizes, 50 cents. ribbon and ribbon.
Class 13—Best plate of chocolate fudge. Prizes. 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 14—Best devilsfood cake. Prizes 75 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 15—Best cocoanut cake. Prizes, 75 cents, 25 cents, ribbon.
Class 16—Best angelfood cake. Prizes, 75 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 17—Best pan of rolls. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 18—Best plate of biscuits. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 19—Best lemon pie. Prizes, 50 cents. 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 20—Best apple pie. Prizes, 50 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 21—Best pound of homemade butter. Prizes, 50 and 25 cents.
Clothing and Fancy Work
Class 22—Best crochet sweater. Prizes, 50 cents, 25 cents, ribbon.
Class 23—Best crochet dress. Prizes, $1, 50 cents, and ribbon.
Class 24—Best crochet bedspread. Prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 25—Best crochet luncheon set. Prizes, 75 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 26—Best knitted sweater. Prizes, 50 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Class 27—Best knitted dress. Prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 28—Best knitted coat. Prizes, $1. 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 29—Best embroidered centerpiece. Prizes, 25 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 30—Best embroidered pillow slips. Prizes, 25 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 31—Best embroidered scarf. Prizes, 25 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 32—Best embroidered luncheon set. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 33—Most useful garment or article made from sacks or signs. Prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
(Continued on Page Eight)
THE CLARKE COURIER, BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA
SECOND ANNUAL
(Continued from Page One,
Home Furnishings
Class 34-Most attractive quilt.
Prizes, $1, 50 cents and ribbon.
Class 35--Best homemade rug.
Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 36-Most attractive piece of renovated furniture. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 37-Most attractive sampler.
Prizes. 25 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 38--Cheapest and best home made toy. Prizes, 50 cents, 25 cents and ribbon.
Flowers
Class 39---Best arranged bowl or vase of chrysanthemums. Prizes, 50 cents, ribbon and ribbon.
Class 40-Best arranged bowl or vase of miscellaneous flowers. Prizes 50 cents. ribbon and ribbon.
The fair officers are Monty Lane, president; Austin Riley, vice-president;
Orie Royston, secretary;
Gladys Cheshire, treasurer; Jimmie Suddith, general superintendent;
Craig Burks, assistant general superintendent;
Dalton Carpenter, agricultural superintendent; David Levi, assistant agricultural superintendent;
Gladys Cheshire, home economics superintendent, and Louise Feltner and Willie Sipe, assistant home economics superintendents.
The fair is sponsored by the Home Economics and Agricultural classes of the Boyce and Berryville High Schools and the Clarke County 4-H Clubs.
What sub-type of article is it?
Fair Announcement
Event Schedule
What keywords are associated?
Clarke County Fair
Vocational Fair
Home Economics Classes
Agricultural Events
Boyce Berryville High Schools
4 H Clubs
What entities or persons were involved?
Monty Lane
Austin Riley
Orie Royston
Gladys Cheshire
Jimmie Suddith
Craig Burks
Dalton Carpenter
David Levi
Louise Feltner
Willie Sipe
Where did it happen?
Boyce Agricultural Building, Clarke County, Virginia
Story Details
Key Persons
Monty Lane
Austin Riley
Orie Royston
Gladys Cheshire
Jimmie Suddith
Craig Burks
Dalton Carpenter
David Levi
Louise Feltner
Willie Sipe
Location
Boyce Agricultural Building, Clarke County, Virginia
Event Date
Friday, October 25
Story Details
The Home Economics Department of Boyce and Berryville High Schools arranges 40 classes for the second annual Clarke County Vocational Fair: 21 in foods, 12 in clothing and fancy work, 5 in home furnishings, and 2 in flowers, each with specified prizes. Agricultural classes pending. Officers and sponsors from high schools and 4-H Clubs listed.