The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-31
PIEDMONT FAIR CLOSES
IN A BURST OF GLORY
Attendance Beyond All Expectation Interest Shown by
Visitors Every Day-Every Feature Was Carried Out
Without Fitch and the Greenwood Spirit of
Boosting Was in Evidence Everywhere.

tnat marked every Other event OF the
day, Aviator Richter hove in sight.
He circled the grounds three times
and made one beautiful farewell din
within only few hundred feet Of the
arena. 1t was o faultless day for the
birdman, too. His afternoon flight
came fully up to that of the morning.
&c. r. CT Wins Prize.
Prizes were awarded in the educa-
tional department Friday morning.
Tho GreenvilIe Female College, whose
exhibit did not arrive until Thursday
night, was given first prize for the
best exhibits made by any college In
the Piedmont section. Lander College
Won second place. These prizes are
$35 and SIS.
The best exhibit made by any school
In the community outside the city was
won by Ninety Six and the second by
Edgewood. The prizes were a map of.
fered by Rand & McNally, and q
globe.
One dollar prizes offered by the fa-
Guilty of the Greenwood City schools
were awarded as follows:
Best drawing in white and black,
Virginia Smith; best water colors,
Margaret Pinson; best plain cake,
Margaret Norris; best roll Of bread,
Emily Calhoun: best plain sewing to
primary school, Margaret Lyon; kast
plain sewing to grammar school, Fam
nine Metts; best fancy work to High
School, Jessie Bailey; best manual
work. Clyde Dean; best in grammar
school, Tatmage Wix; best to high
school. Gordon Duckett.
The afternoon was devoted to judg-
ing the horses in several classes, and
to football game between the Bailey
Military institute and the Wofford
Fitting school, which resulted in q
score OF IL to 0 in favor of the B. M.
I.
In the awards made to winners In
the horse entries, Anderson county
had several entries which won. J. J.
Fretwell. Of Anderson carried of q
number OF blnes and reds on his pair
of fine bhys. as did Messrs. A. B. Pick
ems and j. d. Smith OF Melton school
q, who exhibited three beautiful
county raised mares.
ThursdaT Mr. Fretwell won second
on single harness horse driven by q
lady, and second ON double team, hea-
Wy harness horse, driven by lady, as
well as second on combination saddle
and HARNESS horse, farmer class.
Fridays Awards.
Saddle and harness horse, first and
second-Pickens and Smith.
Pair of mules. home faised-L. /.
Sanders.
Pair heavy harness horses, farmer
c,sssv'Vise. .apd Hagood, first; i. j..
E< t.seil sAenk.l
Pair OF fine harness horses. open
Wise and Hagucd, first: s. A. Harvey
second. 49,
Three gated saddle horse, ridden
by u Indy, farmer e1ase-T. y. Hender-
son, first: e. l.. Brooks. second.
Pair OF fine HARNESS. horses, driven
by Wise and Harvey, first; J. J..
Fretweli. second
( Three gated saddle horse, ridden by
g: lady--W. g. Z StrhNhorn, frat; T. r.
Henderson, second
Heavy harness horse, open-W. C.
tiaeood, sifst u. Js E,retwell, second.
Fine harhess horse, farmer class
III. Fretnell dtst; A. C. Wise aec-
cnsl. +, -.
Heavy hafneBs korae, farmer-win
Henderson, hret; ,. j. Fretwelb sec
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pair of rSadhteSs. open-wise ana
Hagood, first; A.. R. DIE n, Jr., second.
E In addition 10 the horses exhibited
hbofe j. W. Wharton OF Iva, exhibited
his pair of male colts, which won the
prizes at the Bolton Fair.
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