The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-12-13
The GAINING CLUB PP|zES.
LIST OF PREMIUMS PRESENTED
GIRLS FOR SUCCESSFUL WORK
IN LEE COUNTY.
Large Number of Girls Given Club
Pins for Filling ont Government Re.
DOrts->N umerOus Talks by Well
Known Farm Experts at Club Meet
tng-Dr. Jennings Tells How to
Take Care of oneself.

blSnopVllle, >. G., December TO-
Railroad fare for pleasure trip tt
Winthrop in January, presented FOL
excellence in all phases Of club work
Misses Annie Hancock and Gertrude
DuBose.
Book. Flower Guide. presented tC
Gertrude DuBose for largest tomato
! sent in; weight 20 ounces.
Book. Bird Guide, to Annie Han.
| cock for fullest government report
handed in.
Picture presented by Player Fur.
! niture Co., to Estelle Scarborough a.
first premium in experimental can.
ming Cover 70 fruit and vegetable
products on exhibit including II
kinds Of jelly) $1.OO in savings FUND
for general excellence in club work
Recipe scrap book being worthy ol
mention.
Rug. Presented by Bishopville
Hardware Company to Matte Mills
McCutchen as second premium in
experimental canning. (Over SO va.
rieties on exhibit, dozen jelly glasses
presented by Ten Cent Store fol
greatest number tomato products,
$1.O0 in savings fund for standardiz-
ing All brand products in quality and
uniformity from standpoint of the
market.
Book. Flower Guide, to Mae Wei.
don for best nature study collection
,Over 70 pressed wild flowers and
weeds).
The Ladies' Home Journal for one
year, presented by Mrs. c. w. Harris
FOR best discussion of club work, at
tractive recipe booklet worthy OF
mention.
Book. Uncle Remus, to Thelma
Cannon for best history of years
work. s1.00 in savings fund for gen.
eral excellence in club work.
Hyacinth bulbs and trowel to Celia
Troublefield for canned corn on ex-
hibit; box Of handkerchiefs present
ID by Misses Washington for best can
sealed in soldering contest.
Silver mesh bag presented by Mrs.
'haw's Dry Goods Store to Lula Hug
;lns on uniform apron.
Stamped embroidery piece to Sadie
i'iayer as second premium on apron.
Royal Society stamped bag 10
Winonah Mccoy on work bonnet.
Box Of stationery presented by ].
3. Kelley to vermelle Montgomery On
canned peaches; club work worthy of
special mention.
Handkerchiefs to Beulah Baker az
iecond premium on peaches.
Clock to Clelia Baker on canned to.
natoes in glass
Scales to Marion D. Mccoy on to-
natoes in tin.
Box OF handkerchiefs to Ada Belle
mith for ripe tomato catsup.
Book. The Other Wise Man, to
ioldie Mccoy on tomato preserves.
Hyacinth bulbs to Lille Belle Lem
non on canned beans.
String Of tin kitchen novelties to
Lizzie Privette for cleanest kitchen
noted in which canning was done
Picture Of Madonna presented to
Clara Myers for greatest number
quarts tomatoes canned from 1-10
acre; Carbery Gamer from West
Manufacturing Co.. to girl In whose
Gamer most was canned.
Premiums on club work: Vase to
Mary Mcleod; hyacinth bulbs to
Elleyne Welsh. Holbrook's Nature
Myths to Mamie Baker.
The Other Wise Man to Ruth Jones
for full report from Is plants.
Club pins were presented to all who
had filled out government reports. in
cluding the girls already mentioned
and the following: Annie Lee Davis
Frances BOykin, Aline DuBose, Mat.
tie Stuart, Elizabeth Mccoy, Katie
Wingate, Pearl Brown, Marguerite
Crown. Sallic Huggins. The last men
toned. now Mrs. Smith. Is the frs,
)ridc Of the canning club.
Public meeting Of canning clut
girls at p. NJ. Friday in court
house. Hon. T. 6. Mcleod, presid.
ing. Welcome. Mayor W. l.. Parrott
Music. Corn Club song, negro melody
Messrs. Kelly, Scarborough. Cauther
and Reid. accompanied by n. j
Brimm on violin and Miss Shiver or
plano.
Reading Of list OF promoters OF
. work during 1913 and roll call OF
members who had handed In reports
and n club pin presented to each.
County Superintendent OF Education
J. +. Nunnerlyn remarks concerning
the work. Hon. ]. c. Baskin OF the