The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-11-21

Best pen LangshamS-lst, DR.. Y.
B. Simpson.
Household Department.
Best loaf ureao-Ist, Mrs. T. l..
shealy; 2ud, Ms. Matte Wise.
rest ; Dis",n,> -1st M"s. J. N
R,oenbausl,, nc, Mss Mayme Haw-
Ens.
Best layer cake-1st, Mrs. w. B.
Boinest; End, Miss Esther Nichols.
Best loaf cake-1st, Mrs. w. P.
Counts; End, Mrs. D. l.. Wideman.
Best pound butter-1st, Mrs. NJ. D.
Derrick; End, Mrs. Matte Wise.
Best dozen eggs-1st, W. P. Pugh;
End, Mrs. W. L. Moore.
Best collection candies-1st. Mrs.
D. L. Wideman End, Miss Bernese
Derrick.
Best collection pickles-1st, Miss
'Nannie Bell Morris; 2nd, Miss Rosa
lyn Williamson.
Best collection preserves-1st, Miss
Esther Nichols
Best collection fruit (glass)-1st,
Mamie B. Morris; End, Esther Mich
ols
Best collection vegetables (glass)
list, Miss Mamie B. Morris.
Best collection vegetables (tin)-
1st. Rosalyn Williamson.
Best pantry supplies-1st, Mrs. j..
L. Wise.
Miscellaneous.
Best piece homemade furniture
1st, Mr.. 0. W. Amick; End, J. B. Fei-
>lers.
Best poultry house-1st, D. M.
Shealy.
Fancy Work.
Best crocheted counterpane-1st
Miss Edna Fellers; End, Mrs. Bessie
Lane.
Best crocheted centerpiece-1st,
Mrs. Lula Boinest; End, Mrs. ]. B.
Hawkins.
Best crocheted towel-1st, Mrs. E.
P. Taylor; End, Mrs. W. T. Gibson.
Best crocheted yoke-1st, Mrs. G..
l.. Shealy; End, Miss Ada Hunt.
Best crocheted baby cap-Mrs. D.
L. Wedaman; End, Mrs. Jno. Caldwell.
Best tatting centerpiece-1st. Mrs.
R. T. C. Hunter; End, Annie Ruth
Boozer
Best tatting baby cap-1st, Miss
Rita Monts; 2nd, Mrs. W. N. Shealy.
Best tatting towel-1st, Miss Erin
Taylor: 2nd, Miss Ethel Counts.
Best embroidered centerpiece-1st,
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh; End,
Mrs. W. n. Shealy.
Best embroidered towel-1st, Miss
Vita Counts; End, Miss Annie Mae Be-
denbaugh.
Best embroidered sofa pillow-1st,
Miss Sallie Pugh; End, Mrs. B. B.
Hope.
Best embroidered garment-1st,
Miss Vita Counts; md, Miss Annie
Mae Bedenbaugh
Best pine stray BASKETS, MISS
Efie Hawkins; 2nd. Miss Bell Cannon.
Best Shuck Rasket-1st, Miss Bcr-
rese Derrick.
Col. E. H Aull of Newberrv was the
guest Sunday OF Mr.. A. G. Wise.
Miss Marie Scl'umn~rt has r2turned
f:om vis.; to Bateeburg and Column
Tia. !:
Mr.. Webb Wheeler of Atlanta was
called honla Vi; account of the ieatn
of his little brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schumpart o.
Bath have been spending few days
at the home of Mrs. J. tA. Counts.
Miss Allie Counts of Clinton spent
the weekend with Miss Ellen Werts.
Mr.. VIM. Seel of Columbia spent
SUNDAY with Mrs. A. G. Wise.
Miss Matte Harmon of Big Creek
spent fair week with Mrs. G. w Har-
mon.
Misses Grace B. Reagin, Ethel
Counts, Lizette Counts and Annie Lee
Langford motored to Columbia Sat-
urday.
Mrs. ]. B. Bedenbaugh of Pomaria
has been spending a few days at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Werts.
Miss Ophelia Connolly Of the Month
cello section is visiting Miss Bessie
Taylor.
There will be call meeting Of the
aid society of Grace church Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 at the home OF MIS-,
H. P. Wicker.
Mr.. *. A. Reiser of the Lutheran
Seminary filed Grace pulpit Sunday
in the absence of Rev. Shealy who
is away on his wedding tour.
Misses Annie Moseley and Con-
stance Cullum of Batesburg were v1s-
itors here Sunday.
Miss Marie Bundrick of Pomarla
spent last week with Mrs. B. b.
Schumpert.
Miss Richardson of Spartanburg
spent the weekend with Miss cara
Brown.
Mrs Annie Odell and Mr.. Fred Be-
debaugh OF Whitmire spent Sunday