The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-10

| compliments the strong entries of Pc
cans, corn, sugar cane, and cotton
| While here, Mr.. James found that
much progress is being made in the
more extensive cuItivating OF alfalfa
and corn and that the farmers as a
whole, are giving closer attention to
the matter of seed selections. He states
that Jackson county farmers are max
ing rapid strides in improving their
live stock and breeding. especially with
reference to hogs and cattle, and it
is a pleasure to him to work and CO.
operate in this community by reason
of the more intelligent manner and
modern method which West Florida
farmers are pursuing.
WOMANS' ART DEPARTMENT.
Cakes. -.
Mrs Robert Steed, dark fruit cake.
first prize. s1.00.
Mrs A Richardson, white fruit
cake, first prize, s1.00.
Fancy cake, any kind, Mrs. Lucian
Watson, first prize, $1.00; second prize.
Mrs. A. Richardson.
First prize $1.o0, Mrs. w. H. Price.
one dozen doughnuts, Mrs. Jennie Lid
don, second prize, one dozen dough-
nuts.
IIandsonest decorated cake-F'irst
prize, s1.00, Mrs. B. S. Liddon; Mrs.
Robert Steed, second prize.
Best display home made candles, five
varieties; first prize, Miss Amelia
Watson, s2.00.
Divinity Candy-First prize, S1.00,
Miss Ruth Merritt.
Chocolate Fudge-First prize, $1.00.
Miss Ruth Merritt.
Lightbread, risen with yeast-First
prize, S1.00, Mrs. McHale.
Biscuit-First prize, $1.00, Mrs. Rob- |
ert Steed.
Bowl Mayonnaise Dressing-First !,
prize, s1.O0. Mrs. Jennie Liddon.
Single Fern-First prize, 500, Mrs.
VI. r. Burton.
Single Palm-First prize, $1.o0, Mrs.
T. c. Merritt.
Single Ornamental Plant-First
,rize, 500. Mrs. Anna Estese.
Single Blooming House Plant-First
,rize, 800, Mrs. NJ. r. Burton. t
Handsomest Blooming Chrysanthe- T
nunn-First prize. $1.00. Mrs. r.
second prize, Mrs. A. /
richardson.
Cut Flowers-Best Collection Chrys-
nthemums-First prize, $1.00. Mrs.
bert Steed.
Pen and ink drawing, charcoal draw
ng, No. 81.
Best Catsup-F'irst prize. $500, Mrs.
r. r. Burton; second prize, Mrs. <in-
icy.
prize, $1.00, little Dessnan
Seen.
Tating Collar-Second prize, Miss
.ecilia McCloud.
Greenwood.
Mrs. r. A. Willis, best scuppernong
Jine, soc.
title girls, peaches, second prize,
ibbon.
Mrs. w. H. Million, best plum jelly,
leo
Mrs. r. G. Merritt. best apple Jelly,
1 90; second prize, Mrs. r. Steed,
.bbon.
Mrs. AIra Richardson. best crab ;
pple jelly, $1.00.
Mrs. w. H. Million, prize, Ham jelly.
ibbon.
Mrs. Lucian Watson, first prize, fig
reserves. $1.00; Mrs. Grace Warren, !
second prize, ribbon.
Miss Bette Bryan, Greenwood, first !
rize; plum preserves, $1.00.
Mrs. r. G.. Merritt, best fig pre-
erves, S1.00.
Best Bel pepper pickles, Mrs. Allie
richardson, Soc
Myrtle Merritt, one gown, $1.0o.
Gussie Davis, Fulard dress, 800.
Mrs. W. W. Miller, one baby dress,
Loo.
Mrs. Afford. Chipley. best display of
piece, $2.00.
Mrs. Afford, Chipley, one center
iece, $1.00.
Miss Baker Armstead, one set doll
IS, S1.Oo.
Mrs. Afford, Chipley, one set towels,
LOO.
Mrs. B. S. Liddon. one table cloth,
Loo.
Mrs. NJ R. Burton. one pair pi!-
Nv cases, S1.00.
Mrs. sheesley, one handkerchief, 81.
Miss Johnnie Matthews, one shirt
aist, s1.00.
Mrs. W. J. Daniel, 500, baby dress.
Mrs. Ruley Horn. one gown, $1.00.
Mrs. w. r. Burton. underwear, 81. ,
Miss Clara Farley, specimen cross
itch, $100.
Miss Ruth Merritt, one center piece
colors, $1.00. :
Mrs. w. H. Leonard one Wal. en- !
s1.00.
Miss louie Mooring, best display Of
-awn work. $1.00. II
Colored industry, one center piece, '
90. q
Mrs. Riley Horn. one child's cup, 81. '
Mrs. Treadwell, set collar and cuffs,
0o
Mrs. Eva soIoman, one tatting hand
srchief, $1.00.
Mrs. steed, one piece punch work.
90
Mrs. Palmer. best display of Batten-
lrg, $2.00.
Gussie Davis, one piece of Batten- 4
lrg, $1o0.
Mrs. Palmer, one piece of Batten-
lrg. S100.
Miss Clara Farley, best collection of
ticles, 50 90.
Miss Clara Farley, best crochet table
ats, $1.00.
Mrs. Marshall. crochet lace. $1.00.
Mrs. j. w. Phillips. crochet center
ece, $1.0o.
Miss Clara Farley. table runner.
co.