The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1916-11-10
An Event of Much Inferesf-The
Whole Neighborhood United
to Make the Occasion a Sue
cess-Lisf of Prizes Awarded.

weather prevailing contributed very
much to the occasion. The exhibits,
except the poultry and pigs exhibits,
were shown in the school house, a
neat, roomy building, recently erected
when the Hebron and Sardis schools
were consolidated. The fair was pro-
NOTED by the Farmers Agricultural
organization through Mr.. F. w. Car
nell and the Sardis Community Club,
led by Miss Aisle Smith. and the
teachers of Sardis school. Miss Mar
garet Cunningham and Miss Cornelia
Harvey. 1t was a revelation Of what
united and determined effort can do.
The whole community entered heartily
into the endeavor. The fair would
have been credit to whole county.
much more to small community like
Sardis.
The list of prizes awarded is as
follows:
Best exhibit of fancy work by Com
munity club: 1st, Mrs. S. S. Lank-
ford; End. Mrs. T. NJ Sims.
Best crochet edge centerpiece: 1st,
Mrs. T. M. Sims; 2nd, Mrs. S. S. lang
ford.
Best embroidery: 1st, Mrs. w. f.
Hullender: End, Mrs. T. M. Sims.
Best pillow cases: 1st, Miss Ruth
Harvey; End. Mrs. Lawrence Eison.
Best towel: 1st, Mrs. George
Young; End. Mrs. Madge Burgess.
Best crochet tie: Mrs. J. c.. Greg
CRY.
Best crochet collar: Mrs. r. M.
Sims.
Best corset cover: 1st, Mrs. S. S.
Lankford; End, Miss Cornelia Harvey.
Best gown (fancy): 1st, Mrs. w.
F. Hullender; End, Miss Annie Bell
Mcdaniel.
young End. MS J. b. Betenbaush. I :
Best sofa cushion: Mrs. w. F.
Hullender.
Best tatting centerpiece: Mrs. T.
J. Betenbaugh.
Best scarf: 1st, Mrs. Lorence
Eison; End, Mrs S. S. Landlord.
Solid crochet centerpiece: 1st, Mrs.
T. M. Sims: End, Mrs. S. S. Lankford
The 27-piece exhibit of Mrs. F. w.
Carnell took numbers of ribbons.
Flowers.
Best fern: 1st, Mrs. S. S. Lank
ford; End, Mrs. J. C. Gregory.
Best cut roses: 1st, Mrs. S. S.
Lankford; End, Mrs. w. S. Vaughn.
Best chrysanthemums: 1st. Mrs. s.
S. Dankford; End, Mrs w. S. Vaughn.
Girls Fancy Work.
lst, Lolo Gregory; End, Ida Greg
ory.
Girls Tomato Club.
1st, Sara Sims; End, Lola Gregory.
Best jar peaches: 1st, Sara Sims:
End, Ida Gregory.
Best jar apples: 1st, Sara Sims;
2nd. Grace Young.
Best mixed pickles: 1st, Lola
Gregory; End, Sudie Betenbaugh.
Best jar peach pickle: 1st, Ida
Gregory; End, Sara Sims.
Best jar canned beans: 1st, Lola
Gregory; End, Sara Sims.
Best jar corn: Sara Sims.
Best jar pear preserves: 1st, Car
rie Young; End, Lola Gregory.
Best jar soup mixture: Sara Sims.
Best jar pears: 1st, Sara Sims; 2nd,
Lola Gregory. ,
Best jar tomatoes: 1st, Lola Greg
ory; Ind, Grace Young.
Best beets: 1st, Lola Gregory; End,
Sudie Betenbaugh.
Best fig preserves: 1st, Grace
Young; End, Carrie Young.
Pantry supplies: 1st, Mrs. C. M.
Young; End, Mrs. M. F. Hullender;
3rd, Mrs. T. M. Sims.
, Best exhibit of five cans by Com
munity club: 1st, Mrs. S. S. Lank-
ford; End, Mrs. T. M. Sims.
The splendid exhibit of pantry sup
plies made by Mrs. j. B. Young took
ribbons on the following:
Cake, first and second.
Jelly roll, 1st.
Tea cakes, 1st.
Rolls, 1st.
Loaf bread, 1st.
Muscadine wine, 1st.
Best collection on farm: 1st, J. l..
tason; End, r. L. Young; 3rd, T. M.
Sims.
Best 1-2 bu. white coxn: 1st, J. l..
Eison; End, G. E. Young.
Best 10 ears white corn: 1st, F. w.
Carnell;' End, T. M. Sims.
Best 10 ears yellow corn: 1st, J..
Z. Gregory; End, C. r. Clark.
Best 1-2 bu. sweet potatoes: 1st,
j. c. Gregory; End, S. S. Landlord.
Best 1-2 bu. Irish potatoes: 1st, j.
c. Gregory.
Best single pure bred pig: 1st, G..
T.. Young; End, F. w. Carnell.
Best pair mixed bred pigs: 1st, j.
Is. Young; End, r. l.. Younp