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Our Neighbors
> By MISS REBECCA COLWELL
Chowan Comity Homo Agent
The Albemarle Potato Festival As
sociation is sponsoring two contests
t- tor women and girls as part otf the
Festival Program on May 28-129 in
Elizabeth City. I hope all of you
good cooks and seamstresses will en
ter one, or both of these contests.
Valuable county and district prises
will be offered but I do not have a
list of these now. However, lam giv
ing you other details so that you may
decide on the potato recipe you’ll use,
and the garment you want to make.
Rules for the potato recipe con
test follow:
1. Those entering the contest shall
present the recipe and the prepared
dish at a county elimination contest
held during the first week in May.
2. The contestant m&y make only
one entry in each class.
3. A Junior and Senior County Win
ner shall be selected for each class.
In case of only one entry in a class,
- the entry may be declared a county
winner if it meets the accepted stand
ards of the judges,
4. All county winners shall bring
their prepared dish to Elizabeth City
on May 15 to be judged for Ist place
winner in each Junior and 'Senior
class. Out of the group one dish
shall be selected for Ist place winner
of the .entire contest.
5. All county winners shall exhibit
their prepared dishes along with their
recipes at a cooking school held dur
ing the Festival.
6. The winners of the recipe contest
shall be announced at the coolring
school referred to above.
Date of notifying Home Economist
of entering April 22.
The potato bag sewing contest rules
follow:
1. Garment must be made by per
son entering.
2. Each person who enters must
model the garment she has marie.
3. All garments entered in contest
must be made of the official potato
bag which may be secured from Eliza
beth City Chamber of Commerce for
fifty cents each. There shall be no
limit on the number of bags that
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4. A County Winner shall be se
lected for each Junior and Senior
class. In case of only one entry in a
class, the entry shall be declared a
County .Winner.
6. All County Winners will appear
in a Style Show during the Potato
Festival when they shall be judged
i for first place in each Junior and
Senior class. Out of the group, one
person shall be selected for Ist place
winner of the entire contest.
Daite of notifying Home Agent of
entering, not later than May 1, 1953.
Home Demonstration Club members
and others have been asked to make
banners to be used during the Festi
val. If any club or individual is in
terested in making some of the ban
ners please let me know by Monday,
March 23. They will furnish the ma
terial and pay $4.00 for making each
unit of 6 street banners and one store
front banner. Those who make them
will be expected to sell the Store front
banners to the merchants in Elizabeth
City.
SCHEDULE:
Friday, March 20—Committee meet
ing to plan two radio programs.
Saturday, March 21—. Training meet
ing for Home Economists in Eliza
beth City.
Monday, March 23—“ Pickle Making
Demonstration Meeting” at Columbia.
7:3o—Beech Fork Club with Mrs. I.
L. Harrell.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
March 24-25-26—[Raleigh—Executive
Board meeting of State Home Agents’
Association and Home Demonstration
Clulbs.
Friday, March 27—Oak Grove Club
with Mrs. Willie T. Bunch.
Issss^i
E. L. PEARCE
ROUTE 3, EDENTON, N. C.
Phone: Rocky Hock 123
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DISTRICT AGENT ON AIR
FRIDAY AT 12:15 O’CLOCK
Mm. Helen Dikiy, president of the
Northeastern District of Negro Home
Demonstration clubs, will broadcast
over radio station WEJOS, Ahoskie, on
Friday, March 20, at 12:15 P. M.
Mrs. Dildy will discuss achievements
of the District for 1952.
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