The courier-index., 1917-10-19
COUNTY CLUBS WILL
 MEET IN MARIANNA
FIRST FALL EXHIBIT OF PRO- DUCTS OF BOYS CORN CLUB, GIRLS CANNING CLUB, Wo. MEMS CLUBS WEDNESDAY.


 On Wed anesday of next week the club women of Marianna and the Commercial Club will be hosts to the members of the boys pig ana corn clubs, the girls canning clubs, and the members of the county fed- eration of clubs, the occasion being the first annual fall exhibit of the work done the past year by all these clubs. The boys will exhibit their corn specimens, the girls their cam ned goods, and the ladies who arc affiliated with the various community clubs will have on display speci- mems of the canned products they put up the past season.
 addition to these displays the local Red Cross chapter, under the direction of Mrs. j. I. Morris, will have an exhibit of Red Cross articles made by the ladies of Marianna and Lee county. All the exhibits will be made in the city hall. Miss Grace Evans, home economic agent, and P. F. Newell, county demonstrator, will have charge of the exhibits made by the corn and canning clubs boys and girls. The Commercial Club. assisted by
  certain the visitors who are expected to number approximately three hun dred Lunch will be served in the basement at the Elks Home at the noon hour In the afternoon the del. egates from the federated clubs will hold meeting and discuss matters relating to community club work. O. R. Perry, manager of the Majestic Theatre. will put on a matinee that afternoon so the boys and girls will have something to amuse them. The matinee prices will be and 10 cents.
 The list of prizes offered by the Commercial Club for exhibits made by the ladies is as follows:
 $5 to the club, as whole, canning the greatest number of cans of veg etables.
 $5 to the club canning the great est number of cans of fruit.
 $2.50 to the individual displaying the greatest assortment of jellies and preserves.
 $200 for the best pen of chickens two hens and one rooster.
 $lUJ for the best loaf of bread
 $100 for the best white cake
 $100 for the best pound of butter. $250 for the individual canning the greatest number of cans of fruit and vegetables.
 $2.50 to the club donating the greatest number of cans to the army.
 s1.00 for the best jar of mustard pickles.
 S1.00 for the best jar chili sauce.
 $1.00 for the best jar dill pickle.
 s1.50 for the best jar plain cu- cumber pickle
 $1.00 for jar pickle lille.
 S2.ov .or best piece of crochet S2.50 for best piece of embroidery.
 $2.00 TOT neatest made child's dress moderately plain.
 $2.50 for neatest lady's house dress moderately plain.
 Only members belonging to federated club can compete for prizes.
 The list of prizes offered by the business institutions of Marianne for exhibits made by members of the corn and canning clubs was published in last weeks issue of the Courier Index. Supplementary to that list we print below an additional list of prizes inadvertently left out of the list published last week:
 Prizes for the po~'.--- club of Lee county:
 First prize. s5 given by Nixon McClintock Co. Winner of this prize will be required to make highest rec ord along all lines.
 First prize. best pen of chickens. t3 in pen) So pair of Shoes by 1 Grove-Reed Go.
 Second prize, s2.50 in merchandise by P. R. Turner
 Third prize, s2.5O in merchandise by Word & McClenney.
 Best record book:
 First prize, s2.50 by Daggett's Drug Stire.
 Second prize. set of dinner plates by Griffis-Newbern Co.