The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-04-17

other being better in that il was
more concise and at the same time
gave fuller description Of the needs
and advantages OF diversification in
farming. 1t was this latter compo-
sition which was finally decided on as
the winner of the prize.
(The composition is published else
where i'm today's paper)
The other prizes were awarded as
follows:
Arithmetic. SO order on McCor-
mack Jewlery Company. won by
Ernest Kolb. Bethel school.
Algebra, first. SO pair slippers. do
mated by Shaw and McCollum Mer-
camille Co. won by Russell Mellette,
Bethel school.
Algebra, second. SO cash, donated
~ w. B. Upshur won ~ Gladys Jack
son. Bethel school.
South Carolina History, SO order on
DcLurme's Pharmacy. won by Grace
Wells. Bethel school.
Sumter Dry Goods. Won BY Ernest
Kolb. Bethel school,
Geography, map drawing of South
Carolina, 81 order on McCollum Bros.
won by Virginia McElveen, Douglas
school.
Grammar, So cash, donated by ID.
ID. Noise. divided between Chassie
Nichols and Ernest Kolb. Bethel
school.
Defamation, $40 gold piece. for
first prize. l.. |. Parrott donator, won
by Anthony Dick OF the Fraser school.
(Anthony Dick won this same prize
last year on School Day.)
Defamation, second prize, SO pair
shoes donated by Stubbs Bros, won
by James Dabbs. Salem school.
Best ear of seed corn. so cash, do
mated by r. j. Bland. won by Marion
Brice, Wedgefeld school.
Second best ear seed corn, SO cash,
donated by j. w. Allen, won by Rich
ard Wells. Shaw school.
Third best ear seed corn, 81 cash
won by Jamison Cain. Bethel school,
(All three of these boys are members
Of the Boys Corn Club. Cain being the
president and Wells being secretary.
Wells has twice won prizes for yield
in this county,
Best cake. $3.50 cash. donated by
II. II. Epps. won by Marie Jones Of
the Providence school.
Best butter. $3 order on Hearon's
Pharmacy, won by May Haynsworth
Bethel school.
Best batch Of biscuits. $3.50 hand
mirror, donated by c. S. Kingsmore.
won by Genie Montgomery, Mayes-
VILE school.
Be- loaf of bread pair Of SO slip
pers. donated by Cash Dry Goods Co.,
won by Margaret Jones, Brogdon
school.
Best axe handle. IS cash. donated
by ]. III. Clifton. won by Hazel Kolb,
Bethel school.
Best cotton basket. SO order on w.
a. Thompson's Jewelry store, won by
Sam Holiday. Seymour school.
Best hoe handle. three pair silk
hose, donated by Butlman Bros, won
by Hubert Lawrence, Lawrence school.
Best single-tree, $3.50 pair Walk
over shoes. donated by Sumter Cloth
ing Company, won by Bristow Jack
son, Bethel school.
Spelling iirst grade, 81. LUCILLE Net
ties winner, Bethel school.
Spelling. second grade. 81, Frank
Pritchard. winner. Bethel school.
Spelling. third grade, 81. Charles
kolb winner, Bethel school.
Spelling. fourth grade, 81, Leon
liarvin wincr, Wedgeheld school.
Spelling, fifth grade, 81. Lorec
Hudson winner. Bethel school.
Spelling. sixth grade. 81, Chandler
Beall winner. Mayesvllle school.
Spelling. seventh grade, 81. Cora
Pritchard winner. Bethel school
Spelling. eighth grade, 81, Daisy
Allen winner. Winn school.
Spelling, ninth grade. 81. Richard
jackson winner. Bethel school.
; Spelling, tenth grade, 81, Gladys
Jackson winner, Bethel school.
In the athletic contests the prizes
Wore awarded as follows:
Best runner, boys II To Is, $3.50
pair OF shoes from O'DonneU and Co.,
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