Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-12-10

Now the state can read who are the
prize winning boys in the corn club
contests Of Georgia for1s19 Here they
are. They were announced Friday morn
ing at the session in the house of rep
resentatives at the capitol.
Before naming the boy prize win
ners, it would be polite to announce the
girls who won certificates of honor in
the canning club work. They are as
follows: Misses Ruby Kennedy, Terrell
county; Gladys Scott. Pike; jamie
Wicker, Macon: Dannie Wicker, Macon;
Daisy Cowart, Terrell; Bertha William
son, Terrell Eron Dolly, Oconee; Myr-
tie Hurst, Decatur and Louise Swicord,
Decatur-nine. of them, and no girl
among them making less than 700 two
pound cans of tomatoes Cor the equiva-
lent of that in her tenth-acre garden.
Miss Mary E. Cresswell, of Augusta,
is in charge of the canning club work
in the state. The state prizes among
the girls will be announced Saturday.
There are five of them, in money and
scholarships, for the individual win
ners; and three prizes for the county
clubs making the best records.
The Boys Corn club winners are all
here save those of the Columbus dis
trict. Phil Campbell, in charge of the
work in the state. said Friday that
no announcement could be made yet or
awards in the Columbus district because
the boys in that district exhibited at
the Columbus fair and the fair de-
clined to release the exhibits for the
Atlanta show; therefore the exhibits
could not be judged The reports were
all in from that district, however &C
cording to Mr.. Campbell
SWEEPSTAKES.
County club prizes:
F'irst-Carron. eighty-six boys, 4.s12
second-chattoog fifty boys, 2,79O
bushels.
Individual prizes:
First-Byron Bolton. grand prize
Percheron mare, $500, Central Of Geor-
gia railway
arship to State College Of Agriculture,
offered by H. G. Hastings Seed COM
pany.
Third-Paul Nichols scholarship to
State College of Agriculture. Offered
by Hon. Gordon Lee to boys in the
Seventh Congressional district.
Fourth-walter Bridges. free trip to
Washington, d. c., by Hon. S. A. Rod
denbery to boys of Second COMPRESSION
al district.
ATLANTA DISTRICT.
County prize winnersi
First-$25 to Pike county, forty-two
exhibits.
Second-$15 to Henry county, thir-
ty-one exhibits.
Third-$1O to Jackson county, thirty
exhibits.
Fourth-$5 to Hall county, twenty
eight exhibits. ~. .{.. ss-
Fffth-Troup county. Esp 90
Individual prize winners:
Ffrst-Henry EXON, $50, Henry
county, 145 bushels.
second-Curtis Glass, $25, Troupe.
116 bushels. F-.
Third-Joe Stone, s15. Jackson coun-
ty, LOT bushels. $3.50
Fourth-WiIliam Baker, SO, Carroll
county, 1l2 '1E2 buShels.
F1fth-Lee Carter IS. Carroll coun-
ty, 112 bushels.
sixth-Charles Spence. $3.50. Carroll
county, 115 bushelsi
seventh-Clifford Johnson, $2.5o,
Troup county, SO bushels.
Eighth-Harvey Wells, $3.50. Milton
county, 1O1 1-2 bushels.
Misunderstanding Carmichael, CowAta
county. LOG bushels.
Tenth-Ezra Tallant, Forsyth coun-
ty, SO bushels. @.-t
acknowledgement prize of $25 for
the best record in the Fourth Congress
sional district. given by Coweta Fer
tilizer company, Newman, Ca, Curtis
Glass. Troup county.
SOUTHWEST GEORGIA DISTRICT.
County prize winners:
First-Iryin, 81 exhibits, Ito bushels
total yield.
Second-Worth, Is exhibits, l,1O5 bushels
total yield.
Third-Decatur. 20 exhibits. 1,O22 blush
els total yield.
Fourth--Lowndes. 16 exhibits, 955 BUSH
els total yield.
Fifth-Tift. p exhibits, 1,124 bushels
total yield.
Individual prize winners:
Ffrst-George Smith, 125 bushels, Ter
rell county.
second-Randolph Hogan, 116 bushels.
Irwin county.
Third. O. Lucas, 1l2 bushels, Brooks
county.
Fourth-Flynn Bridges, 112 bushels,
Terrell county.
Fifth-Ralph Newton, 112 bushels,
Thomas county.
sixth-wiIlia Plymai, Ill bushels, Ear
ly county.
seventh-Hyton Bass. los bushels,
Sumter county.
Eighth-Buren Webb, 1O7 bushels,
| Lowndes county.
Ninth-oscar Irwin. s97 bushels-Bar-
ker county.
Tenth-Oscar Brewer, 81 1-3 bushels,
| Calhoun county.
! SOUTHEAST GEORGIA DISTRICT.
Individual prize winners:
First-Byron Bolton, Zeigler Screven
county, III bushels 80 pounds yield;
| $15019 profit.
Second-Clarence Marchant, Milan, Tel
fair county, 152 Ia bushels yield; S11s.SO
/ profit.
Third-Moses w. Boatright Blum,
Emanuel county, ia is bushels yield;
! $93.15 profit.
Fourth-R. B. Lynn, Lew, Tatnall
county 1872 bushels yield; S5e.51 profit.
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