Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-07
Fifty or More Young People Feast, See Movies and
 Pose for Picture.
SECOND EXHIBIT OF
 PRODUCTS SUCCESS
Forty.fvc Young People Presented with Modest Awards for Ex-
 hibits of Canned Goods,
 Poultry, Pigs, Etc. 4&i1%

Fifty or more boys and girls fror all s ctions fl Jefferson county Wer the guests yesterday of the chambe of commerce and the picture shows had their photographs taken in bi group picture, and were shown a goct time generally, as fitting climax fo the best, largest and most successful display of the canning, corn, pig poultry and home demonstration clubs ever held in the county. It was the closing day of the fair and there were mighty few members of the clubs who did not succeed ir b ing present to see the final award. ing of the prizes and to participate ir the pleasures afforded the club mem bers by the people of Pine Bluff. During 'th- forenoon, the youngs- trs ata- nded special performance al th5 Best theatre, as guests of Mana ger J. E. simon and the chamber Ol commerce. and during the afternoon they attended the Orpheo, as guests of Manager ;, Bluthehthal and the chamber of, commqrce.l 8. ~; Et.f.t.. A delightfur feature of the days activities was the basket luncheon en. jcyed by the club members, at the ex- hibition hall. In the afternoon, tht youngsters posed for their club pic lures, with 8 particularly pretty ant particularly young lady int, front; Q the group, displaying one of lths labels ussd by the canning club girls The Pine Bluff Bottling compan, was given the award for the best dis play of products by local manufac tery. The company ha da most com plete and attractive display of it. syrups, essences, extracts, soft drinks vinesars, elders and cream, ani served good things to drink through cut the fair. The Housewives league will discuss the products 0 the company at it's forthcoming meet ing, in line with is policy of advocat ing living at home" principles. Announcement was made of tn awardng of prizes yesterday, as fol lows:
 Prizes for Timed Products. First-Vennie KoWonce, bracelet. Second-lva Koopce, bar pin.
 Third-Maudi2 Mayo, brass iard neere.
 Fourth--II2Zel Neal, mirror.
 Fifth-Mamie Taylor, enc pair hos Senior prizes:
 First-Aletha Collier, casserole. S:cond-Hattie. Taylor, shirt wais
 Prizes for Glass Products.
 First-Nellie Eilbott, casserole. SecCnd-Ruby Griffin, rug.
 Third-Leila Davis. cake plate. Fourth-Mabel BarraQue, bottl ;oilet water.
 Fifth-Agatha King, sNrt waist. SlXth-Edna Thain, box of candy. Ssventh-Edna Blackwell, string ( beads.
 Eghth-Malinda Mitcham, cap. Ninth-Carrie Mitcham, pair vases.
 Tenth-Virginia Sanders, picture. Tleventh--Edna Newsome, cup an saucer.
 Twelfth-,Tennie Johnson, ibrea and butter plate.
 Thirteenth Bass, picture. Fcurteenth-Emma Koonce, pa vases.
 lFfteenth-R ebecca McHenry, ru SlNteenth-Bertha Gray, book.
 Seventeenth Frances Boschett silk handkerchief
 Eigh 'aenth-Lucy Baxter, thrs bars soap.
 Nineteenth-Lenora Pratt, box st; ti2nery.
 Prizes for Poultry.
 First-Vivian Bell, one setting egg Sec nd-Thelma Swayzee. plates. Third-Chat Woods, cake.
 Fourth-Edgar Omcirk, cake.
 Ffth-Virgil Howard, three bal soap.
 SiNth-Robert Hudgins, One settir eggs.
 seventh-Ruby Young. three bal soap. t-
 Eighth-Hazel McFaid2n, one SC ting eggs.
 Hcme Demonstration Prizes. Flrst-Mrs. l.. Schrantz, bres knife and centerpiece. )4 Second-Mrs. Eli Collier, boog.
 Thlrd--Mrs. w. c. Jones, sac Graham Hour.
 F'ourth--Mrs. l.. L. Taylor, book.
 Prizes to Boys.
 Pigs-First prize. Earl Koonc Route No. i. city: second, Neil Sal ders, kedron: third, Clyde Mltchal Route No. l, city. ] Corn-FirsI prize. George Vile Wabbaseka. seccnd. Jeff Koonc Faith; third, Ray Arlcige. Route N
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