The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
UNION CITY FAIR
AND HOME COMING
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well, first; Mrs. w. J. Caldwell, second
Ounce, Mrs. Maggie Harris, s-=.; Oh Oh
Akin. second. Raspberry, Mrs Hubt
Scott. first; Miss Rhine Joyner, second
Strawberry, Mrs. J G. McRee, first
Miss Rhine Joyner, second. Tomato,
hrs. Gordon IsbeIl, first; Mrs. Hubt
Scott. second. Grape. Mrs. ]. L. Holt,
first; Mrs. Ludie Joyner, second.
Miscellaneous: Dried apples, Mrs.
Fope Herring, first; Mrs. Sam DeBow,
second. Dried peaches, Miss Lucille
Chambers, first; Mrs. J. G. Potter, sec
ond. Beeswax, Mrs. H. Bittick, first;
Mr.. Bittick. second. Smoked ham,
Mrs. Clifford Joyner, first; Mrs. w. 7.
Caldwell, second. Comb honey, Mrs.
H. Btttick, first; Mrs. Hugh L. Curtin,
second. Sorghum, Mrs. w. ]. Cald-
we'll. Homemade soap, Mrs. Bud Cald-
well, first; Mrs. P. G. Browder, second.
Two pounds butter, Mrs. j. L. Holt,
first; Mrs. G. w. Brevard, second.
Sweet cider, Mrs. Clifford Joyner, first
Mrs. Fope Herring, second. Vinegar,
Mrs. w. M. Hubbard, first; Mrs. Bud
Caldwell, second. Five pounds lard,
Mrs. ]. M. Glenn, first; Mrs. Jack
Hubs, second.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Chess pie, by ]. A. Coble, Son & Co.,
MRS. @. w. Breyard, first; Mrs. Frank
Adams, second. Six varieties preserves,
by Corum & jackson, Mrs. Jack Hubs.
Caramel cake, by Mrs. F. E. Arm, Mrs.
G. w. Brevard, first; Katharine Kirk
man, second; Mrs. J. NJ. ColdweIl,
third. Old-fashioned poundcake made
OF Echo Flour, by West Tennessee Gro
Gerry Co., Mrs. John 0'Donnell. Loaf
cake made OF Jersey Cream Flour, by
Dahnke-Walker Milling Co., Mrs. G.
w. Brevard, first; Mrs. J.. M. Glenn,
second: Mrs. j. f. Howard, third. Loaf
cake made Of Jersey Cream Flour, by
Shore & Phebus, contestants limited to
Districts Four and Seven, Mrs. Del
Harper, first; Mrs. Leslie Hooper, sec
ond. Jar cucumber sour pickle, by
Hehey & Co., Mrs. Jas. Wise, first;
Mrs. ]. B. Akin, second. Four varie-
ties sweet pickle, by T. w. Jernigan,
Mrs. w. j. Caldwell. Can OF peaches,
by E. P. Grissom, Mrs. J. B. Akin.
Display canned vegetables, by Elva
Caldwell, Mrs. Sam DeBow. Dish
chicken salad, by A. ]. Rainey, Mrs.
il. Holt. Six varieties Jelly, by Locke
Alexander, Mrs. Cato Davis.
DOMESTIC ARTS.
EMBROIDERY.
shirt-waist: Punch work, Mrs. Bate
Anderson, first; Mrs. Mollie Prieto, Sec
.Dnd. Eyelet, Mrs. w. w. Heathcock,
first; Mrs. Guy Miles, second. French
white embroidery. Mrs. Ottie May lis
dale, first; Mrs. WI. Davidson, second.
Handmade embroidery, Miss Lucille
Lane, first; Mrs. 0ttie May Tisdale,
second. Colored cotton, Mrs. Leslie
Hooper, first; Miss Lucille Coldwell, sec
ond.
Hand work: Homemade rug, Mrs.
w A. Edmaiston. first; Mrs. Guy Miles,
second. Handkerchief, Mrs. G. T..
shelley, first; Mrs. Bate Anderson, Sec
ond. Two or more piece infant suit,
Miss Olive Catherine Lane, first; Mrs.
Mollie Prieto, second. Towel, Mrs.
Marshall DeBow, first; Mrs. Ella Cathey,
second. Six napkins, Mrs. Fope Her
ring. first; Mrs. Henry Hassler, second.
Fancy apron, Mrs. O. Spradlin, first;
Miss Mabel Littleton, second.
Point lace Miss Jessie Callicott,
first; Mrs. G. T. Shelley, second.
Corset cover: Eyelet, Mrs. Guy Miles,
first; Mrs. o. Spradlia, second. French,
Mrs. B. b. Dismukes, Muskogee, Okla,
first; Mrs. Walter Bell, second. Hand
made, Miss Una Marshall, first, Mrs.
Dttie May Tisdale, second.
Embroidery: Collar, Mrs. Guy Miles,
first; Mrs. Howell Bransiord, second
Centerpiece, Mrs. Mollie Prieto, first;
Mrs. Carrie Martin, second. Dresser
scarf, Mrs. G. I. Shelley, first; Mrs.
Marshall DeBow, second. Lunch cloth,
Mrs. Guy Miles, first; Mrs. Leighman
Browder, second. Tray cloth, Mrs.
John Head, Jr. Pillow cases, Mrs.
Bate Anderson, first; Mrs. w. w.
Adams, second.
Eyelet: Centerpiece, Mrs. Ottie May
Tisdale. Dresser scarf, Mrs. Guy Miles,
sirst; Mrs. B. B. Dismukes. second.
Lunch cloth, Mrs. 0ma Shaw, first;