ADULT HOME ECONOMICS ENTRIES IN PLACE BY 12:00 NOON MONDAY, JULY 24

ADULT HOME ECONOMICS ENTRIES IN PLACE BY 12:00 NOON MONDAY, JULY 24 SUPERINTENDENTS: BONNIE TEATER, SUE BRADFORD, CAROL BANFIELD, TRUDIE HARRISON AND MARCELLA JONES 1. Open to any Harrison County Resident older than 19 years of age. 2. No one may make more than one entry in a category but may enter as many categories as desired. 3. Placing ribbons only (no Danish System for adults). 4. Miscellaneous category does not include items for which there is a designated category. 5. Items must have never been exhibited before. 6. Items with an asterisk are area and state homemaker cultural arts contest eligible. Winner must be a paid homemaker member to send items on to the area and state contests. CLOTHING 1. Novelty* 2. Child s Garment (for child under 10) 3. Basic Sewing* 4. Pants, Slacks or Jumpsuit 5. Men s or Women s Shirt 6. Serged Clothing Items 7. Constructed Vest 8. Decorated Vest 9. Decorated Clothing Item 10. Painted Clothing Item 11. Appliqued Clothing Item* 12. Accessories (Collars, Belts, Boa, Hats)* 13. Aprons 14. Recycled Clothing * (before & after picture) 15. Chenille Item 16. Antique Clothing Item based on age, uniqueness & quality 17. Pieced Clothing Item* ADULT KNITTING & CROCHETING 1. Knitted Afghan 2. Crochet Afghan 3. Crochet Tablecloth or Cover 4. Knitted Garment Adult 5. Knitted Garment Child 6. Crochet Garment Adult 7. Crochet Garment Child 8. Knitted Baby Afghan 9. Crocheted Baby Afghan 10. Machine Knitted Item 11. Small Knitted Item (not clothing) 12. Small Crocheted Item (not clothing) 13. Crocheted Purse 14. Knitted Purse 15. Knitted Novelty Item 16. Crocheted Novelty Item ADULT FELTING 1. Wet Felting* 2. Needle Felting* ADULT QUILTING 1. Hand Pieced, Hand quilted* 2. Machine Pieced, Hand Quilted* 3. Machine Pieced, Machine Quilted* 4. Hand Appliqued, Hand Quilted* 5. Machine Appliqued, Machine Quilted* 6. Embroidery Quilt 7. Tacked 8. Whole Cloth Quilt, Hand Quilted 9. Quilted Apparel 10. Technology Based Quilt- Created or designed using computer technology, hand or machine quilted* 11. Baby or Lap Quilt, Hand Quilted* 12. Baby or Lap Quilt, Machine Quilted 13. Appliqued Baby Quilt 14. Other Baby Quilt 15. Small Quilted Item (not pillow) 16. Antique Quilt- based on age, uniqueness & quality 17. Group Quilted 18. Novelty (stencil, embroidery, cross stitch, miniature, etc.) Hand Quilted* 19. Novelty (stencil, embroidery, cross stitch, miniature, etc.) Machine Quilted* 20. Whole Cloth, Machine Quilted 21. Miscellaneous (Hand or Machine Quilted)*

ADULT DIVISION HOME ECONOMICS ENTRIES IN PLACE BY 12:00 NOON MONDAY, JULY 24 SUPERINTENDENTS: BILLIE BRADFORD, JUDY HILL AND LINDA FRYMAN ADULT FOOD 1. Open to any Harrison County resident older than 19 years of age. You cannot enter both youth and adult classes. 2. No one may make more than one entry in a category but may enter as many categories as desired. 3. Entries must not have been exhibited before at the Harrison County Fair. 4. Placing ribbons only (no Danish System for adults). 5. Miscellaneous category does not include items for which there is a designated category. 6. 1 slice or piece will be kept rest of food item may be picked up after 5:00 p.m. Monday 7. Foods should be displayed on heavy paper plates and enclosed in sealable plastic bag. Whole, regular loaf or one mini loaf. 8. Canning items must be no older than 1 year and labeled with date canned. 9. Jar must be canning jars with 2 piece flat & ring lid. Jars should be clean on the outside. BAKING BREADS 1. Biscuits 3 2. Corn Sticks/ Muffins 3 3. Sweet Muffins 3 4. Yeast Rolls 3 5. Load of Yeast Bread 6. Load of Nut Bread 7. Loaf Other Sweet Bread 8. Coffee Cake 9. Loaf Any Other Type Bread 10. Bread Machine White, Wheat, Etc. 11. Bread Machine - Sweet, Fruit 12. Sour Dough 13. Yeast Breakfast Roll CAKES 1. White Layer Cake Iced 2. Angel Food Cake Not Iced 3. Chocolate Cake Iced 4. Jam Cake Iced 5. Cake other than above 6. Decorated Cake by an amateur (never having sold a cake) 7. Decorated Cake Professional COOKIES 1. Brownies 3 2. Chocolate Chip 3 3. Oatmeal Cookies 3 4. Sugar Cookies 3 5. Peanut Butter 3 6. Any Other Kind 3 MIXES 1. Any baked items using a prepared purchased mix as a base. Must attach recipe. 2. Mix in container (bean soup or cookie mix) CANDY 1. 3 Pieces Chocolate Fudge 2. 3 Pieces Peanut Butter Fudge 3. 3 Pieced Divinity 4. 3 Pieces Cream Candy 5. 3 Pieces Nay Other Candy CANNING All entries should follow U.K. preservation guidelines. All entries in canning jars only, with canning lids and rings. Jars will not be opened. No half gallon jars. Year marked on lid. Jam and Jelly jar must be sealed (no paraffin). FRUITS 1. Applesauce 2. Peaches 3. Apples 4. Cherries 5. Blackberries 6. Pears 7. Collection of canned fruit, 4 kinds (4 jars) 8. Preserves, berry 9. Preserves, other 10. Jam, berry 11. Jam, other 12. Jelly 13. Fruit Butter, Apple 14. Fruit Butter, Other 15. Collection 1 ea of a jam, jelly, preserves, fruit butter 16. Pie Filling VEGETABLES 1. Quart Green Beans 2. Quart Tomatoes 3. Quart Tomato Juice 4. Pint of Peas 5. Pink Lima Beans 6. Pint Corn 7. Pint Carrots 8. Pint Salsa 9. Quart Soup Mixture 10. Collection canned vegetables (4 kinds, 4 jars) 11. Spaghetti Sauce CANNING PICKES AND RELISHES 1. Cucumber Pickles 2. Sweet Relish 3. Bread & Butter Pickles 4. Dill Pickles 5. Beet Pickles 6. Corn Relish 7. Lime Pickles 8. Watermelon Pickles 9. Miscellaneous HONEY & SORGHUM Honey will show best in overall flat sided or square clear glass containers. You are encouraged to use these if available. The jars and lids must be clean. 1. White Extracted Honey 2. Honey with Comb 3. Whipped Honey Spread 4. Sorghum DRIED 1. Fruit 2. Vegetable

ADULT HANDICRAFTS ENTRIES IN PALCE BY 12:00 NOON MONDAY, JULY 24 SUPERINTENDENTS: TERESA STINSON, JENNIE SPARKS, PAULA ADAMS AND DEBBIE TAYLOR 1. Only items completed in the last year can be entered. 2. Open to any Harrison County Resident older than 19 years of age. You cannot enter both youth and adult classes. 3. No one may make more than one entry in a class but may enter as many classes as desired. 4. Entries may not have been exhibited before at the Harrison County Fair. 5. Placing ribbons only (no Danish System for adults). 6. Miscellaneous category does not include items for which there is a designated category. 7. Items with an asterisk are area and state homemaker cultural arts contest eligible. Winner must be a paid homemaker member to send items on to the area and state contests. NEEDLEWORK 1. Crewel Embroidery* 2. Candle wicking* 3. Smocking* 4. Ribbon Embroidery* 5. Hand Embroidery Items* 6. Machine Embroidery Items* 7. Creative Stitchery 8. Chicken Scratch 9. Cross Stitch 10. Counted Cross Stitch A. 14 Count * B. 16-22 Count* 11. Needlepoint cloth * 12. Plastic Canvas* 13. Tatting or Lace Making* 14. Swedish Weaving* 15. Applique Item (not clothing or quilt) 16. Wall Hanging (max 36 x36 ) must have hanger 17. Specialty Cloth (linens, etc.)* 18. Miscellaneous SEWING 1. Sewn Home Accessory 2. Fabric Purse 3. Fabric Wallet 4. Fabric Luggage 5. Placemats 6. Pillowcase made from fabric 7. Pillows* 8. Serged Home Accessory 9. Chenille Item 10. Fabric Tote BRAIDED, WOVEN, HOOKED 1. Rug Making * 2. Loom Weaving* 3. Hand Weaving (macramé, caning)* CANING OR SEATING 1. Caned Item (not a basket) 2. Seat weaving with flat material 3. Seat weaving with round material 4. Punjabi BASKETS 1. Basket with wooden or ceramic bottom 2. Basket plain no color* 3. Basket dyed material* 4. Basket made with cane* 5. Basket made with ribs 6. Novelty Basket* 7. Miniature Basket (under 4 )* 8. Lamp Basket 9. Basket Purse or Tote 10. Lots of Sea Grass Basket 11. Market Basket 12. Antique Basket 13. Woven necklace, earnings or amulet 14. Miscellaneous Baskets 15. Other Baskets a. Embellished purchased b. Other materials (ex. Paper) c. Wooden DOLLS AND TOYS 1. Handmade Doll (Porcelain or China)* 2. Handmade Stuffed Cloth Doll* 3. Handmade Stuffed Animal 4. Handmade Toy(other than china or cloth)* WOOD & LEATHER 1. Wood Working 2. Wood Etching 3. Piece of refinished furniture 4. Leather Tooled Item CHRISTMAS 1. Christmas Ceramic Decoration 2. Christmas Tree Skirt 3. Christmas Decoration, Other than listed 4. Christmas Wreath 5. Christmas Swag 6. Christmas Ornament (Tree) 7. Christmas Item made from recycled material (before & after pictures)

WREATHS 1. All Occasion Wreath 2. Seasonal Wreath 3. Holiday Wreath 4. Wreath made from natural material 5. All Occasion Swag 6. Seasonal Swag 7. Holiday Swag (not Christmas) 8. Swag made from Natural Material JEWELRY 1. Beading* 2. Original Design* 3. Mixed Media* 4. Non-Jewelry Item/Wearable* 5. Knitting or Crochet w/ Beads* 6. Miscellaneous* 7. Bead Weaving * SCRAPBOOKING 1-2 Page limit 1. Best 2-Page Scrapbook-Stamping 2. Best Holiday Pages a. Christmas b. Thanksgiving c. Halloween d. Easter e. Birthday 3. Best Wedding Album 4. Best Baby Album 5. Best Vacation Album 6. Best Heritage Album* 7. Best Family Album* 8. Best Collage Layout* 9. Best Photo Card 10. Miscellaneous Layout* CRAFTS 1. Paper Folding 2. Creative Craft Craft judging on uniqueness, originality, creativity) 3. Glass Etching 4. Painted on China* 5. Painted Item (stepping stone, sand dollar, rock, wood, flowerpots, etc.) 6. Stepping Stone (molded) 7. Door Decoration (other than wreath or swag) 8. Holiday Decorations A. Spring* B. Summer* C. Fall* D. Winter* 9. Dried or Pressed Flower Craft 10. Pretty Plates or Fabric Decorated Craft 11. Stained Glass Vases or Paper Embellished Glass 12. Decorative Painting A. Wood* B. Metal* C. Other* 13. Carving* 14. Sculpture* 15. Tole Painting 16. Folk Art (Primitive & Acrylic) 17. Stenciling 18. Natural Art made from natural materials A. Wood* B. Other* 19. Recycled Art household before & after pictures* 20. Recycled Art- Other not clothing-before & after pictures* 21. Embellished Glass Block 22. Miscellaneous item will not fit any other category ADULT HOMEMAKER ART HOMEMAKER MEMBERS ONLY 1. Pastel Drawing* 2. Pen & Ink Drawing* 3. Pen & Ink (with oil rouging)* 4. Pencil Drawing Black* 5. Pencil Drawing Color* 6. Oil Painting* 7. Acrylic Painting* 8. Watercolor Painting* 9. Black & White Photography mounted & framed* 10. Color Photography mounted & framed* 11. Ceramics molded* 12. Ceramics hand formed* 13. Ceramics glass glazed, cleaned, fired, gloss, glaze, and fired 14. Ceramics Over glazed fired more than twice 15. Ceramics premade*

ADULT FLOWER SHOW ENTRIES IN PLACE BY 12:00 NOON ON MONDAY, JULY 24 SUPERINTENDENTS: THERESA MARTIN, PHYLLOS ROSS, RUTH ERWIN AND KAREN CREGER 1. Open to all residents of Harrison County 19 years of age or older and Garden Club Members. 2. Limit one entry per class but may enter as many classes as desired. 3. Exhibits must be entered between 9 a.m. and 12 noon on Monday only. 4. Foliage and accessories are permitted, but not necessary in all classes. 5. No artificial flowers or foliage permitted except in classes specified below. 6. Height of arrangement is measured from base (table top) to the highest level. 7. Fresh designs and plants may be removed 6-9 p.m. on Wednesday Evening. Other entries must remain on exhibit the entire week & can be removed at check-out on Saturday. 8. Exhibitors must bring their ticket(s) before articles are removed. 9. Horticulture specimen must be exhibited in a clear glass bottle. Specimen not to exceed 24 11. Amateur only no professional (floral designer) 12. A specimen is one stem, spray, or spike in a bottle filled with water. ARTISTIC DESIGN F-1 Miniatures Small Flowers in an arrangement, 5 and under in height F-2 Miniatures Artificial flowers in an arrangement, 5 and under in height F-3 Live Arrangement Arrangement using fresh flowers and foliage and under 18 in height F-4 Live Arrangement Arrangement using fresh flowers or foliage and over 18 in height F-5 Dried Arrangement- Arrangement using dried flowers or foliage and under 18 in height F-6 Dried Arrangement Arrangement using dried flowers or foliage and over 18 I height F-7 Artificial Arrangement Artificial arrangements 18 and under in height F-8 All Occasion Wreaths used year round F-9 Seasonal Wreath (spring, summer, fall, winter) F-10 Holiday Wreath (Valentine, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, St, Patrick s Day) F-11 Miscellaneous SPECIMENS F-101 Baby s Breath F-102 Bachelor Button (coneflower) F-103 Balloon F-104 Begonia F-105 Bell F-106 Buddleia (butterfly bush) F-107 Buddleia (butterfly weed) F-108 Clematis F-109 Coleus F-110 Columbine F-111 Conifers a. Pine b. Fir c. Spruce d. Yew e. Holly 1. Berried 2. Non-Berried 3. Variegated f. Hemlock F-112 Coral Bells F-113 Coreopsis a. Single b. Double F-114 Cosmos F-115 Chrysanthemim A. Small B. Large F-116 Dahila a. Large b. Small F-117 Daisy (painted) F-118 Daisy (Shasta) F-119 Daylily a. Pastel Color b. Vibrant Color c. Miniature F-120 Dianthus F-121 Echinacea (cornflower) F-122 Euonymus a. Variegated b. Non Variegated F-123 Fern F-124 Flowering Shrub a. Crepe Myrtle b. Spirea

F-125 Foxglove F-126 Galardia F-127 Geranium F-128 Gladiolus F-129 Herbs F-130 Hibiscus F-131 Rose of Sharon A. Single B. Double F-132 Hollyhock F-133 Hosta b. Variegated c. Non-Variegated F-134 Hummingbird F-135 Hydrangea F-136 Impatiens F-137 Lantana F-138 Liatris F-139 Lily a. Asiatic b. Tiger c. Oriental d. Trumpet e. Small f. Stella Dior F-140 Marigolds a. Small b. Large F-141 Ornamental Grasses F-142 Petunia a. Double b. Single F-143 Phlox F-144 Poppies a. Poppy b. Oriental Poppy F-145 Roses a. Floribunda/ Grandiflora b. Tea c. Climbing d. Miniature e. Knockout f. Drift F-146 Rudbeckia a. Large b. Small F-147 Sedum F-148 Snapdragon F-149 Spiderwort F-150 Strawflower F-151 Sunflower a. Small b. Large F-152 Sweetpea F-153 Verbena F-154 Wildflowers F-155 Yarrow F-156 Zinnias a. Small b. Large F-157 African Violets a. Single Bloom b. Double Bloom F-158 Hanging Baskets F-159 Succulents a. Succulents b. Other Succulents (blooming) F-160 Ivy F-161 Potted Plants F-162 Spider Plant F-163 Miscellaneous