Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-12
Tucker Captures First for
 Best Average, With Faith Close Second.
MAMIE TAYLOR FIRST
Sulphur Springs Girl Exhibits Largest Variety-Eific Watson Gf Tucker Submits Best History
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county, last n1g4t competed tl9 work of formulating the list of prize winners at the exhibition of the Jef- ferson County Girls Canning and Poultry clubs.
 Because of the large number of ii,- dividual exhibits, and the great num- Der of prizes offered by Pine Bluff business men, the work of allotting alo prizes was laborious, even after the heavy and tedious duty of figur- ing the averages after the exhibits had been judged by Miss Archer, the state demonstration agent for this class of farm work, who was here Sunday last for that purpose.
 The following is the complete list of prize winners. Prizes for Canning and Poultry Club.
 Club making best average. First price. Tucker c. and P. club, banner by Superintendent A. w. Lowe. Sec ond prize-Faith club. Basketball, by Vcss-Nichols.
 Scholarship to Ford's Business Co., lege, for most work-Albart Russell a member of Corn, Vegetable an poultry club.
 For variety and quality of exhibit j.:
 First prize-Mamie Taylor, Sulphur Springs-Rocking Chair, by Simpson Webb Furniture company
 Second prize-Hazel Neal. Faith Trip to Fayetteville in January.
 Third prlze-Maude Mayo, Tucker to Fayetteville in January
 Fourth prize-Martha Culpepper, Pine Bluff-Silver purse, by McEwcn Dry Goods company.
 Fifth prize-Myrtle Nichols, Union sehool-Pair fine shoes by Isaac Dreyfus.
 Sixth prize-Laura Sanders, Gravel Hill school-Kug by Hardin & Ander- son Furniture company.
 Seventh prize and history-Mary At- kinacn. Union school Prize Part- ridge cockerel by MT. and Mrs. w. -c. Mcbride
 Eighth prize and history-Gladys Faucette, Watson's Chapel school Cut glass perfume bottle by Froug's s and bucket Snowdrift and cookbook by w. Crto.
 Ninth prize-Charlyne Wright, AL theimar-Bottle LazelPs toilet water, from Mann's pharmacy.
 Tenth prize-Hazel Hill, Ferda-- 1-2 dozen handkerchiefs by N. Cur din.
 The above ten prize winners each get years subscription to the Ozark Fruit and Farm.
 Special Prizes.
 Mary Sims, Faith-Handpafnte plate, by Geo. B. Moore Jewelfy company. For radishes-Bow bulbs by Mrs. I. w. Scales.
 Hallie Eilbot, Altheimer-Comb and brush, by Central pharmacy.
 Vivian Bell, Faith-Handpainted plate by Geo. B. Moore Jewe1ry con- pany.
 Sadie Nichols, Faith-Garden culti- vator. by Mccain Grocery company. For fr>sh tomatoes Snow drift by w. Orto.
 Iva Koonce, Faith-One dozen Sure Seal jars, by Cleveland Matthews Hardware company.
 Ven?'o Koonce, Faith--Garden cul- tivator by Mccain Grocery company.
 Fife Koonce, Faith-Handbag by
 
 Edwin Thain, Pine Bluff-Buck 9t Snowdrift and Cookbook by w. Orto
 Winnie Trantham, Union school = Bowl bulbs from Mrs. J. w. Scales and embroidery piece by Mrs. San ders.
 Retta Hankins, Union school-Box handkcrchiefs from Wm Rosenzweig
 Fay Riding, Altheimer-BucFst SnowGrif and cookbook by w. Orto
 Club pin to each member making exhibit including corn club boys. by Chamber of Comme ce.
 Fer Largest Exhii;it.
 First prize-Myrtle Nichols, Union school-Piano scarf by Hollenbera Music company.
 Second prixe-Hazel Neale. Faith Fruit bowl by Mrs. S. c. Alexander.
 Boys Vegetable Club.
 First prize-John Buie, Tucker Pocket knife by Howell Grocery Go.
 Second prize-Dan Nichols, Faith Two sweaters by s. H. Krass. For fresh vegetables-Bag of Dunwoody' s flour by Mead Hudson Grocery Co.
 Third prize-Albert Russell, Sul- phur Springs-Bucket Snowdrift by w. Orto.
 Fourth prize-Edgar Omcick, Pine Bluff Bucket Snowdrift, by w Orto.
 Seniors, (girls over eighteen years old):
 First prize-Miss Atesa Collier Sulphur Springs-$2.5O bank account by Cotton Belt bank. Bucket Snow drift by w. Orto.
 Second prize-Miss Hatty Taylor Sulphuh Springs-Aluminum Tea kettle, by Reap & Crawford Furni ture company. Third prize-Miss Laura Buie Tucker-Pair silk hose by Mrs. A. J Guenther.
 Honorary members. (marriet ladies):
 First prize-Mrs. Florence Walker, tJcnes, Samples-~Carving sst by Flo, Bros. Hardware company. S,oopA r~jvo Mrs Haurx, Cn11iaw