The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-18
list .OF AWARDS
1sEo WON RIBBONS AT TFE
COUNTY FAIR.

COUNTY FAIR.
1a,t et winners lii Every Department
Except swine-Art Winners Al
ready Puklishea.
In Its last Issue The Times and
Democrat carried the first list OF rib
bon winners published by any paper
in the city. which was those OF the
Art Department. Today it publishes
the nearest complete list Of ribbon
winners yet made public, and this in
cludes the winners of every depart
ment except that of swine, which
could not be secured. The art win
uers, which has been published is
not republished.
In this huge list of names 1t is
Impossible that we have not made
some mistakes. Names are perhaps
wrong in few places; and other
smaller mistakes may have occurred,
but when you bear in mind that all
these names were taken down in a
hurry, and that in reading the writ
ing Of others mistakes are liable,
these mistakes will be overlooked. II
in any particular our attention is
called to an error we shall be
pleased to correct it.
Our thanks go to the various sup
erintendents, and Fair officials, who
aided us very materially in getting
this list prepared for today's paper.
We fee, sure that the awards will be
tread with interest by the public.
When two names are given, the Sec
ond name won the second prize.
The awards of the various depart
ments are:
Floral Department.
Mrs. J. w. Smcak, Superintendent.
Chrysanthemums.
Best collection: Mrs. L. E. Will
lianas, Miss jamie Arant.
Best display--Mrs. J. Stokes Sal
! ley, Mrs. r. N. Owen.
Best single specimen-Mrs. F. A.
Wolfe, Mrs. r. d. McMichael.
BEST rose-Mrs. E. N. Owen, Mrs.
a. c. Watson.
Best collection dahltas s-Mrs. J..
N. Oliver.
Best collection carnations-Mrs.
J.. n. Oliver.
Best collection ferns and pot flow
ers-irs. R. H. Jennings, Mrs. R..
D. NcMichael. -.
Best mixed collection ferns-Mrs.
L. Livingston, Mrs. r. H. Jennings.
Best collection sword ferns-Mrs.
J. P. Doyle.
Best cactus.--Mrs. Sanders Griffith,
nFrs. L. Livingston.
Lemon tree and fruit-Mrs. ]. c..
Bazard, Mrs Jas. P. Doyle.
Orange tree and fruit-Mrs. S. F.
Dantzler.
Rubber plant-Mrs. " B. Bolen.
Spruce pine-Mrs. w. B. Bolen.
Field Crop Department.
r n whisenhunt, Superintendent.
Best exhibit Of Boys Corn Club
Riley Edwins; Gary Fairey.
Best exhibits of Girls Tomato
.Club-Isadora Perry.
Best three stalks of ,cotton-G. =.
Stroman, Jas. n. Moss.
Best, single stalk cotton-G. q.
Shuler, G. q. Shuler. ,r,.t, So,
Best half.bushel corn-F. F. FAR
.ey, l.. A. Carson.
Best half-bushel prolific corn
n L. Grambling, L. v. Dibble.
Best halfbushel white wheat W.
s.. Barton.
Best half-bushel red wheat-D.
j. Fred Way.
A premium ,(known as LA, but
not actalegued) was won by Jas. M.
Moss with W. D. Moorer second.
Best half-bushel rice with sheat-
III. J. Dantzler.
Half-bushel iron peas Jas. M.
Moss.
Best bushel yam potatoes 7. w.
Cutley, L. V. Dibble.
Best bushel pumpkin yam-Jude
Robinson, L. V. Dibble.
Best bushel any VARIETY. L..
Hart, H. L. Evins.
Best half-bushel irish potatoes
R. N. Owen.
Best bushel rutabaga turnips- j..
P. Avinger.
Best bushel any turnip-J. P.
Avinger.
Bushel largest turnips- J. P.
Avinger.
Largest twelve stalks ribbon cane
w. B. Fogle.
Best half-bushel pinders- J. T..
Bell and second. ),
Best bale COW pea hay W. B.
Salley.
Best bale native grass hay G. l..
Salley.
Best six stalks sugar cane B. P.
Halkins, J. w. Riley.
Largest single pumpkin Miss
Mae Dukes.
Best display leaf TOBACCO Sam
Dibble, Jr.
Half-bushel radish-T. R. McL
Cant, ]. H. Dukes.