The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-19
AWARDING PRIZES
/ FOR AGR|cU[ TURE

1 Prizes are being awarded at the
Second annual exhibit of the Duval
iCounty Agricultural Show. No am
snourccments win be given out until
sSunGay morning. However, there was
san. announcement made this morning
by telegram to Miss Myrtle Warren,
agent Of the girls canning clubs and
safsistant TO Miss Agnes Ellen Har-
h.ie -crardinE the state prize to the
h - club.
\ Miss Eula Trantham, of this county,
Ia ,aber Of the Girls Canning
kCiup or this county, was awarded the
First prize, which consisted of $50
from the Federation Of Women's
fClubs of the state, $50 in gold from
xfhe State Bankers Association and
5enourh pecan trees from one of the
Heading agriculturists of the state to
xplant two acres in trees.
9 The manner in which the prize was.
awarded was through the selection of
the best exhibits from the girls of all
Hhe counties. Miss Trantham was the
best exhibitor in this county, and as
the leading girl I'M every county is
fselected to compete with 81 the other
Headers from the other counties, hers
was the exhibit which went to COM
Eps1e for the state prize.
The first prize also included class
spir with the design of the club. 1t
is of gold, and is a four-leaf clover
with four H's<n the center. The let
tiers stand for head, heart, hand and
vhclp. These are the symbols of the
highest esteem from the club, and only
tho leaders can wear them.
The prize for the best exhibit
snakes the girl almost rich, for the
pecan trees are of the highest value.
FLORIDA Metropolis Dec. 10.
:. Mrs. Park Trammell, who repre-
serted the Florida Federation of Wo-
amcn's Clubs at. the Woman's College
ain Tallahassee on Thursday, Dec. 9,
presented the prize of $1,000 to the
young lady who had, by her record
Of faithful work conscientiously per-
formed, won the prize. Mrs. Tram
eroell stands high in Federation work.
SIZE is a member of the Federation
Educational Department. of which
Mrs. Geo. M. Wright, of Lakeland, is
chairman. Mrs. Trammell was the
fshofor guest of the Federation during
the annual convention at DeLand in
November. Re educational depart
#nent Of the Federation raises the
$3.50 90 given annually by the Fedora
Etion to the Canning Club, and also
kthe $4,000 prize given by the Fedora
ktion to the Boys Corn Club.
E II presenting the prize Mr.. Tram
kmell spoke as follows:
a CANNING CLUBS.
4 Girls of the Canning Club, Students
land Members Of the Faculty:
/ have come to perform very
tpleasant task today. / am here by
xrequest of the president of our State
Federation of Woman's Clubs and the
4chairman Of the Educational Depart
kment of the Federation, to present a
very substantial and worth while prize
Ito a young lady who, by her record
Tin canning club work the past year,
Shas won this reward.
{ The Florida Federation of Women's
kClubs offers each year prize of fifty
Ndollars in cash to the girl who makes
&the best record in the girls canning
4club work in this state. The Educa-
&tional Department of our Federation
xhas material part In providing this
Eprize and It is stipulated that the
fifty dollars offered by our Federation
Sghould be used by the winner for edu-
scational expenses. In addition to the
tpremium we give the State Bankers
@Association also gives fifty dollars in