The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-11-05
CLUB PRIZES AWARDED.
Ruby Moore Of Conway the First
Topsso Canncr-Euscne Mccoy OF
Sx Charles TSkes Boys Corn Club
Cup.-Other Awards.

Columbia, Nov. 1.--Al the prizes in
the boys and mems state corn eiu b
contest and the girls State tomatv
club contest were awarded yesterday.
The three massive silver cups as well
ss $500 I'm cash prizes were offered
to corn and tomato club workers by
the Carolina Life Insurance company.
Columbia Institution. which rather
than see the corn and tomato club
work ianguish when the general as
sembly failed to make an appropria-
ton for Il put up the cups and cash.
In this furtherance Of the work of
the corn and tomato clubs the Caro-
line Life Insursnce company had the
hearty cooperation Of u. j. Watson,
commissioned OF agriculture, com.
msrce and Industries
In the boys State corn club con-
test the silver cup offered by the
Carolina Lifs Insurance company was
awarded to Eugene Mccoy Of st.
Charles for the best 10 ears Of corn.
In the mems State corn club con-
test the siiver cup went to c. w. Josey
OF 81. Charles for the best 10 ears OF
corn Mr.. Josey's yield was So
bushels TO the acre.
G. w. Joeey OF 81. Charles also won
the cash prize OF S75 on his yield and
score OF 90 points.
The second cash prize OF $40 was
awarded to g. II. McCutcheon oi
Bishopville. whose yielc was 81 bush.
els and whose score was 81 points
J. n. Norton Of Dillon won the third
cash prize OF $50 on his yield Of 77.S
bushels and his score Of 7s points
The fourth cash prize Of $40 In the
mems corn contest went to w. J. Nc.
Kinnon of Lykesland In Richland
county. whose yield was 4s bushels
and whose score was 10 points.
In the boys corn club contest
Ernest NJ Joye Of Hemingway In
Williamsburg won the first cash prize
OF t7s on his yield of lss bushels and
his score Of SO points.
Second prize OF sac went to Vernon
Miller OF Hamer whose yield was 154
bushels with a score OF 74.s points.
John McCutcheon Of Bishopville
3 won the third cash prize Of $40 with
. yield of 100 bushels and a score
OF IS points.
Eugene Mccoy Of st. Charles. the
winner OF the special silver trophy
cup. was awarded the fourth cash
prise OF $40 on his yield of "a bushels
AID his score Of SO points.
The cash prizes In the State girls
tomato club contest were awarded a.
follows:
For best score on scale OF points
bardsomo trophy cup, Miss RUBY
Moore. Conway.
Next best score on scale Of points
$40, Miss Mary Ray. Biackviile.
Next best score on scale OF points
ns. Miss smithy Richardson. Bishop
villa
Next best score on scale Of points.
sic. Miss Annie Hancock. Providence.
Next best score on scale of points.
-. Miss Bette Long. Longs.
Highest score on quantity. IS. Miss
Ruby Moore. Conway.
Highest score on points OF variety
Of canned products. So. Miss Osalis
Harmon. Cross Hin.
Highest score on quality. IS. Miss
ozaile Harmond. Cross Hill.
Highest score on points In profits,
~. Miss Ruby Moore. Conway.
Highest score ON written history,
~. Miss Margaret Dunlap. Laurens.
In the order OF general excellence
tasht prizes OF 81 each to Misses Rub,
Moore. Conway: Mary Ray, Black
Vile; smithy Richardson. Bishop
vile; Annie Hancock. Providence;
Bette Long. Longs; Bessie G. Du.
Bcss. Bishopviile; Margaret Dunlap
Laurens. Eva Bloom, Blackville.
In the order OF general excellence,
prises OF 81 each to Misses Louisa
Dean. Laurens; Carrie Cain. Laurens;
Ora Powers. Laurens: M. Nell George
iAarens: Ozaiie Harmon Cross Hill;
GLADYS Whitaker. Fountain Inn. Bal
ancs Of - TO Mrs. Dora Dee Walker