The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-14
COUNTY FAIR OPENS

INTERESTING PROGRAM FOR TO-
pays ENTERTAINMENT.
.Agrasd Of Prizes to Boys Corn Club
msueational and Athletics Con-
easa.
gho Orangeburg County Fair will
-ppen this morning at 9 O'Clock. the
eina being the occasion for much cel-
et,ration throughout the city.
Promptly at that hour the siren whis-
tie viii blow and the public will be
thus Informed OF the formal opening
OF the Fairs gates.
At the Fair everything is being
gotten in readiness for this event.
Yesterday the grounds presented a
very 0usy appearance. Inside the
main building exhibits were being
placed and the building getting In
ahapo 4or today's events.
As a person walks in the gate en-
&erins she grounds the main build
: ang 10 on his left. On his right Is
the poultry house. Entering the
main building by tho left door. the
visieer IL between two rows OF e1-
Aibshs. TO his right as he walks down
the exhibits are as follows: M. O.
Dant1ler, U. D. C. lunch counter, J..
". Bnoak, Marchaut Music Co.,
Coca Cola Stand. On his left as he
walks down the same passage: Or
angsbnrg College exhibit in charge
OF Miss Markin, Fine Are Display
under Mrs. W. K. Sease, Floral Dept,
under the supervision Of Mrs. ]. W.
Smoak, fancy work dept, under Mrs.
W. p. Fairey, household dept, under
Mrs. D. c. Hayden.
Entering the building by the right
door the exhibits on the left are Of
the field crop department OF the Fair
under Mr.. J. D. Whisenhunt. On his
right: Southern Bell Telephone Co.;
Cutler & Salley; Quaker City Flour
Mills, Charleston Branch under MI.
W: v. Norris; Coo Mortimer Co.,
Charleston branch, E. S. Mather,
farmogram dept, Jerome lMcMichael,
Fertilizer dept; The Times and DEM
4ocrat booth; l.. Bnnett & Co. OPP
posite is the exhibit Of Clemson Col
lege.
When last heard from yesterday
afternoon the automobile races were
in doubt. Up to chat time only one
entry had been made, and there were
no other cars to race him. Still the
racing committee Of the Fair are do
ing all they can and it Is believed
that by the scheduled time today sew
eral other cars will be ready to enter
the race, and all the scheduled events
will take place.
One Of the interesting events today
will be the awarding OF the prizes to
the winners of the Orangeburg Coun-
ty Boys Corn Club. These prizes will
te awarded in the Main building OF
the Fair today.
Among, the most prominent and
most looked-forward-to part Of to-
days program Is the educational fea-
ture in which the schools Of the yari-
Gus parts OF the county will meet to-
gether in friendly contest. These
contests are both intellectual and
physical spelling bee being typical
OF the former; while the latter con-
sists of various racing and jumping.
The spelling bee will be conducted
in the main building by Superinten-
dent of Education D. S. Murph, Of
Calhoun County. So far the follow
ing schools have announced their rep
resentation to be as follows:
Four Holes-Ruby Till and Flor
enee Shuler.
Fair School-Ollie Hydrick.
Holly Hill-May Joyner and Err
mine Shuler.
Goodby-Jerome Collier and Win
ME Davis Edwards.
Observation-Disclosures Bellinger and
Minnie Connolly.
Observation-Disclosures Yreedlove and
Nellie L. Barton.
Oak Grove---Carrie and Leo Bo-
zard.
City School--Willie Lou Wanna
maker and Elizabeth Glaze.
Jamison-Ella Horger and Annie
O'Cain.
Trinity--Marie Hydrick and Ina
Milestone.
Livingston-Deatry Livingston
and Marie Fogle.
Pine Hill-Flossie Davis and Lizzie
Binnicker.
North Willow-Ruth Hughes and
Archie Rutland.
Cope-Wilhemena Smith aud Char
lie Hennery.
South Zion-Lucile Brickle and
Herman Brickle.
South Harry Fielder.
Bowman-Clarence Hutto and
Goldie Jackson.
Bryan Academy-Herbert Bar
ton.
Norway-Iva Jefcoat and Gertrude
Spradley.
Limestone-Lizzie Inabinet and