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Rappahannock Fair « * f
To Have 181 Classes
The Rappahannock Fair this year will award a handsome article for first prize to exhibitors and cash awards to second and third place winners, in' addition to the ribbons.
The prizes to be awarded will be announced later.
DEPARTMENT 1—Youth Superintendent—Mrs. Mabel Racer. Open to all 4-H, F.F.A. and F.H.A. girls and boys. Section A. Clothing
Superintendent, Mrs. Joe Hitt, Amissville; assistant superintendents, Kathryn Carter and Phyllis Hudson.
Class 1, Cotton Dress; Class 2, Simple Blouse; Class 3, Cotton Skirt; Class 4, Shorts; Class 5, Apron; Class 6, Light Weight Skirt; Class 7, Sewing Box; Class 8, a'Garment Protector; Class 9, Shoe Bag; Class 10, Clothes Pin Apron; Class 11, Tea and Hand Towel; Class 12, Pot Holders; Class 13, Laundry Bag; Class 14, Best Stuffed Toy; Class 15, Bdst Piece of Darning. Section B. Housekeeping __Superintendent, Mrs. D o ri s Coughlin, Castleton; Assistants, Betty Snead and Helen Nethers.
Class 16, Table Mats; Class 17, Flower Arrangement for Dining Room Table; Class 18, Cleaning Kit; Class 19, Shoe Shining Kit; Class 20, Best Waste Paper Bask* et; Class 21, Best Piece of Stenciled Cloth.
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