Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-11-11
A. SOUTH CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY. NOV ii. 1908.
Best collection of cut blooms, Miss

Best collection of cut blooms, Miss
Ida Hall.
Ferns.
Best collection, Mrs. G. w. Gignil-
liat. ~
| Begonias.
Best collection, Miss Mary Abbott.
| Dahlias.
| Best collection, Miss Ida Hall.
Best vase, one, color, Mrs. ]. G.
Hun.
Best banana plant, Elias Earle.
Household Department.
Best display household goods, Mrs.
j. B. Pickett. 'N Ef
Best collection Of canned fruits,
Mrs. It. e. Stribling.
| Best collection aof pickles, Miss
Alice Hall.
Best collection preserves, Mrs. VIM.
| Neill.
Best collection jellies, Mrs. T. e.
lStribling.
Best single can Of fruit, Mrs. T. e.
Stribling
Best specimen apple Jelly, Miss
Ethel Smith.
Best pear preserves, Mrs. j. G..
| HUFF.
Best display fresh fruits, ]. B.
| Pickett.
Best loaf cake, Mrs. Elias Earle.
Best decorated cake, Mrs. o. +.
Bacon. >a
Best rolls, Mrs. l.. w. Werner.
Best Saratoga potatoes, Mrs. T. e.
Stribling.
Best rosettes, Mrs. r. e. Stribling.
Baby Show.
Prettiest baby under / year old,
Eveline Daniel; I'd prettiest baby un-
der l year old, James Huff.
Finest baby under 1 year old,
Henry S. Miller; I'd finest baby un-
| der l year old, Scott Alexander. w..
Prettiest baby between l and 2
years, Annie Cary; second prettiest
baby between l and 2 years, Ben
Folger.
Finest baby between 1 and years,
Nancy Stribling; I'd finest between l
and 2 years, John Sam McWhorter.
Prettiest girl, between 2 and 4
years, Francis Earle; I'd prettiest
girl, between 2 and years, Eleanor
Fluff.
Prettiest girl, years old, Mabel
Mason.
Finest boy between 2 and 4 years,
Clyde Folger; I'd finest boy between
and 4 years, Mason Bibb.
Prettiest girl between and G,
Reda Cleveland; I'd prettiest girl, be-
tween A and 6, Francis Alexander.
Finest boy, between and G.,
Francis Cary.
Fancy Work Department..
Centerpiece, Mrs. G. Folger.
Centerpiece, Mrs. Mckinney.
Hand painted china, Miss Annie
Crisp.
Drawn work handkerchiefs, Miss
Carrie Hunter.
Centerpiece, Mrs. Mckinney.
Sofa pillow, Mrs. r. e. McLees.
Embroidered waist, Miss Carrie
Hunter.
Knitting, Mrs. wilkes.
Centerpieco, Mrs. J. N Harper,
Clemson College.
Collection of sofa pillows, Miss Oh
lie Lowery.
Centerpiece, Miss Ella Richardson.
Embroidered waist, Mrs. McKin-
ney.
Centerpiece, Mrs. e. P. Lowery.
Centerpiece, Mrs. C. v. McCarey.
Centerpiece, Mrs. Clyde Folger.
Sofa pillow, Miss Ollie Lowery.
Tatted collars, Mrs. Aletha Ballen-
ger.
Point lace handkerchief, Miss Ella
Richardson.
Centerpiece. Mrs. Mckinney.
Table set, Mrs. G. N. Gignilliat.
Tatted collar, Mrs. II. M. WHY.
Drawn work tea cloth, Mrs. e. P.
Lowery.
Raffia, Mrs. J. N. Harper.
Your correspondent has been in
structed to tender the thanks of the
Civic Association to u. A. Edwards,
the president of the Citizens Bank,
for the use Of the hall for the flower
show, and to G. B. Cochran for the
use of his piano; also tc the mer-
| chants of Seneca for the handsome
prizes which they awarded, and to
citizens Of the town for their encour-
| agement and liberal patronage.
A nice sum was realized for the
purpose Of civic improvement, and
| the floral committee feels richly re-
| warded for their efforts to make the
! show q success. M. V. s.