The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-09-17
GATES SWING WIDE
On FIVE DAY MEET
OF BIG FALL FAIR
noA11pv corNTYS ANNUAL SHOW OPENS
UNDER AUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
WITH THOUSANDS PRESENT
sp sNo,o EXHIBITS IN DEPARTMENTS OF The
SECTION pspLAYEp-rRAck AS LIGHTNING

oaniZation is located in this building
ard is the center of much interest.
The physician in charge, DR.. K. 5.
CoWles, gives demonstrations OF the
different means used for the proven
ton of the spread of this dread d.
sease and tells Of the many campaigns
that are being launched to down the
white plague. Mrs. 10 l.. Hutton and
Miss Mary Carpenter are in the booth
and receive the ladies.
Attractive Exhibits.
The booth of E. w. Gamble Grocery
Co.. the Columbia Mill & Elevator
Co. display and the Maury Cereal Co.
display are attractive, as also are the
displays of w. E. Daimwood, photogra-
; pher, and the Vaughn Manufacturing
Co. of hardwood.
The burnt wood, water color, oil
and crayon work are attractive and
some splendid work is set out.
one thing that catches the eye OF
the spectator is the exquisite display
of needle work, hand embroidery and
quilt patch work The fruits and jel-
lies and canned goods displays are
up the usual standard. The cake
and bread display surpasses all for
mer efforts. All in all the Floral
Hall is an ideal place in which to
spend few hours looking at pretty
things. useful things, and practical
works of practical women.
Baby Show.
When the Baby Show opened at
noon. under the direction of DR.. Voor-
HES, who has charge of this depart
ment there were more than one hun
dred entries. In fact, there were so
many Of the diminutive Maury coun-
tians crowding for space that all OF
them could not be ticketed. After
careful elaboration the judges an
nounced the following awards:
Glass A, prettiest girl, two years
old and under-Daughter of Mrs. w.
d. Wilsford.
| Glass B, handsomest boy, two years
old and under-Paul Ballanfant.
Glass D. boy over over two and I'M
der four-Harry E. Jones.
weepstakes-Boiseau Jones.
Ponies and Mares.
The following awards were made on
ponies and mares:
Class B, Sec. BEST mare any age
Charlotte Lockridge, $500; Norma
Warfield, certificate.
Glass B, Sec. 4-Best mare with foal
on foot-Nonna Warfeld, $500
Glass B. Sec. Ponies under IA
hands under saddle. Best stallion,
any age-Milton Baber, premium,
$500; w. H Jones, certificate.
Jacks and Jennets.
The following awards were made
on jacks and jennets:
Glass A, Sec. best jack, 3-years-old
and over, $780, L. Wallace, Mar
shall county; certificate, Thomas H.
Ezell, Nashville.
Glass A, Sec. 2-Jack years and
under 3-W. j. Moore and steele,
premium, $40; Thomas Ezell, certid-
cate.
Class A, Sec. Best jack 1-year-
old and under 2-Thomas H. Ezeli,
$500: Watson Bros. certificate.
Glass A, Sec. 5--Best jennet 8 years
and over-J. L. Wallace premium,
SIS 100: Allan B. Harlan, certificate.
Class A, Sec. 6--Best Jennet, two
years and under 3-Thomas H. Ezell'
$500: Allan B. Harlan, certificate.
Glass A, Sec. BEST jennet, | year
and under 2-Allan B. Harlan, $500.
Glass A. Sec. S-Best jennet, under
year.-Thomas H. Ezell, $500
Champion Class-Maury National
Bank trophy. Best jack, any age
Moore & Steele, premium.