The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-10-29

a. -. MoreLon, second, Eoc, leu
Allen.
Best display made by any one
farmer, including all home raised
stock, corn, oats. cane and all prod
|ucts raised on the farm, one Moline
Rev. Disc. Harrow, worth $27 so,
mot yet decided. Joe M. Meyer, 78
varieties: 81 s. Allen. 70. Jack
Parnell and j. D. Wilson also had
large collection.
Best fall garden. first, l. M.
Click; second. Ted Allen; third,
MRS w. G. Lea.
BREAD DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Thos. McNair. Supt.
Best loaf Of light bread, first,
SOC, Mrs. Robt. Stamps; second,
l25c. Mrs. Joe Meyer.
Best split rolls, first, Soc, Mrs.
Joe Meyer; second. 25c. Miss Mary
Cotton.
Best corn bread. 25c. Mrs. Geo.
McCendon.
Best chocolate cake. 25c. Mrs.
Joe Meyer.
Best pound cake, first, soc,
Mrs. ]. Meyer; second, 25c. Mrs.
?. Q. Jones.
Best ginger cake. 25c, Mrs. Joe
Meyer.
Best Angels food cake, SOC, Mrs.
j. I. Walker.
Best ornamental cake, first, SOC,
second. 25c. Mrs |. M. Click.
PRESERVES AND JELLIES.
Miss Edith Love. Supt.
Best apple preserves, first, ST..
Mrs. Geo. McCIendon; second, SOC,
Mrs. A. Melville; third, Miss Edith
Love.
Best pear preserves. first, ST.,
Mrs. j. H. johnson; second, soc,
Mrs. Will Kees;l Mrs. third, C. w.
Ford.
Best plum preserves, first, ST.,
Mrs. a. q. Davis: second, soc,
Mrs. j. W. Montgomery; third,
Mrs. Geo. McClendon.
Best peach preserves, first ST,
Mrs. j. H. Reed; second, soc,
Mrs. Martin Watts; third, Miss
Gussie French.
Best fig preserves, first, ST., Mrs.
Henry Meyers second. SOC, Mrs.
Sam Walker; third, Mrs. w. H.
Erizeil.
Best applesjelIy. first. ST. Mrs.
J.. H. johnson: second, Soc. Mrs. ].
4. Parsons; third. Miss Edith Love.
Best blackberry jelly. first. ST.,
Mrs. Geo. McC Clendon; second. SOC,
Mrs. A. Melville: third, Miss Edith
Love.
Best grape jelly, first, 81. Mrs.
Geo. McClendon: second, soc, Miss
Edith Love; third. Mrs. DR.. Ripley.
Best plum jelly, first, 81, Mrs.
wv. Fl. Frizell; second. SOC, Mrs.
Geo. McClendon; third. Mrs. Will
KEGS.
Best canned blackberries. first,
81. Mrs. A. Melville: second, SOC.
Mrs. G. B. Perkins; third. Miss
Edith Love.
Best canned peaches, first, ST.,
Mrs. H. F. Middleton; second, SOC,
Mrs. A G. Davis; third. Mrs. D.
L. Smith.
Best canned pears. first, ST, Mrs.
Palmer Drury: second. SOC, Mrs.
Geo. McClendon; third. Mrs. ] w.
Montgomery.
Best display canned goods. first.
81. Miss Edith Love; second. ST,
Mrs. +. O. Conant; third. Mrs G.
w. Ripley.
Best display pickles. catsup and
relishes. first, So. Mrs. Geo. Nc
Clendon; second. ST. Miss Edith
Love; third Miss Gussie French.
Best display Of canned goods,
including fruits and vegetables,
preserves and ieIlies, first. So. Mrs.
Geo. McCIendon; second, ST.. Miss
Gussie French; third, Mrs. /. L.
Parsons.
Miscellaneous items on which no
premiums were offered.
Best molasses. first. Matt Smith;
second, w. r Covington. third, A..
e. Davis.
Best watermelon preserves, first.
Mrs. Will Kees; second. Mrs A. G.
Davis; third. Mrs. f. @. Conant.
Best chow chow, first. Mrs. Sam
Walker; second, Mrs. G. D. Todd
third, Mrs. w. Fl. FrizeII.
Only one jar of the following
was entered: dried apple pre-
serves, Mrs. Dixon: grape pre-
serves, Mrs. Dixon: pear sweet
pickles. Mrs. DR.. johnson; canned
figs, Mrs DR.. Ripley chile sauce,
Mrs. j. H. Reed: huckleberries,
Mrs. M. A. Parkman.
Best cucumber pickles. first.
Mrs. 9. w. Ford second, Mrs.
Martin Wattss third. Mrs. A. Mel
willie.
Best Blackberry Wine, first,
Miss Gussie French; second, Miss
Rosa Grant; third. Mrs. G. w.
Ford.
Tomato pickles. first. Mrs. A. C.
Davis; second. Mrs. A. Melville;
third. Mrs. Dir. johnson.
Best canned beans. first. Mrs. M !.
A. Parkmans second. Miss Cnssie
French; third. Mrs. Sam Walker.
Best peach pickles, first. MRS.
Dr.. Frizeil; second. Mrs. Fl. F..
Middleton third. Mrs. n. Reed
Best canned tomatoes. first. Mrs.
Geo. McClendon SECOND. MRS. A..
10. Davis; third. Mrs. IA A Park
man.
Best Beets, first. Mrs. Dr. Rip