Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-11-30
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TO THE ACRE.
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noon all gathered at the snow room
and at 2 o'clock all were lined up
and given a free ticket to the Lii
Ian theatre. At 8 o'clock came the
best part of the day, when it was
announced that the prizes for the
years contest would be awarded.
A brief explanation was made from
an auto in the middle of the street,
the house not being able to accom-
modate the crowd, by Mr.. Nichols,
who, assisted by Mr.. Alread, had
been working all day on the record
books and judging,as tothe manner
of grading and judging. After Mr..
Nichols talk, Mr. Fuqua mounted
the car, and after expressing ap-
probation for the excellent work
done by the boys and girls, made
the following awards:
To the boy making the best all
round record-Erastus Webb, $40;
second Destroy Dbnoho, a pig;
third best-Jones Gatewood, a pig;
fourth best-Virgil Radford, rain
coat; fifth best-Findley Hagler, a
hat.
To boy exhibiting best ten ears of
corn-W. W. Henry, So; second best,
i S0-hv Peonles Rank
To the ten boys making the ten
highest wholesome photo each, CIV
highest yields-a photo each, won by
the following: Erastus, Webb,
Roy Donoho, Jones Gatewood, Au-
verne Alternately, Adrian Pinkston,
Herschel Priestley, Virgil Radford,
Hughlon Morris, Findley Hagler,'
Ed Staulcup.
The following boys were awarded
watches for having done good work:
Tady Ainsley, Raymond Alternately,
Raymond Butts, Arian Brann, Bloom
err Byrd, Willard Drewry, Dennis
Collier, Reuben Collier, Wayne Can
trell, Aubrey Carton, Beatrice Smith,
Curtis Fowler, Alpheus Fowler, Ray
mond Hemphill, Jim White, Auverne
Alternately, Harvey Vaughan, ODDS
Henry, Robert Bailey, Roy Brock,
Seth Fields, Floyd Dunning, Walter
Foster, Athel Frields, Beecher Finch,
j. C. Halter, Fred Jenkins, Hoyt Kill
Hebrew, Claud King, Allen Mann, HUI
lonMorris, Joe Harding, Jack Conn,
Fred Newberry, Rupert Oliver, Her,
schel Priestley, Hafford Parrish, No
len Parker, Jimmy Parker, Raymond
Roberts, Bud Strawbridge, Wilmer
Smith, Ed Staulcup, G. T. Tuck, Mel
vim Templeton, Russell Terrell. Un-.
der the same cass the following boys
won a jumper, given by the Martin
Overall Co.: Cleo Freeman, R. ].
Parham, Dennis Pounds, Hullen
Pounds, Coleman Fowler Nelson
Smith, Ralph Woods, Claud DECKER
son.
Six other boys were awarded one
sack of flour each, given by Stafford
Milling Co.
In Glass V, necktie was given
each to Geo. D. Robertson, LandOn
Smith, Landon Motherall, Wayne Kill
gore, Irby T. Wilson, Carl Ross, W.
NJ Henry, Rupert Bailey, Thomas
Garner, Carl Radford, Clayton Moss,
Thomas Moss, Paul Edwards, Ro-
land Edwards, Claud Grubbs, J. D.
Taylor, Herman Hearn, and Calvin
Terry.
For the best kept secretary's
book-Claud Dickerson, Waterman
fountain pen; second best-Heam
McClain, a bill book.
To the boy having best worked acre
of corn-Raymond Butts, 200 pounds
acid phosphate; second best-Bill
Parrish, one bride.
To the Community Club making
best record-Central High School,
$40; second best-Hndsver, good
book; third best-Central Academy,
five suits dry cleaned.
To the ten first year boys having
we'll worked acres-Roy DonOho,
Raymond Butts, G. W. Tuck, Bill
Parrish, Russell Terrell, Ellis Smith,
Roy Brock, Virgil Radford, Herschel
Priestley, Grant Workman, a club
pin.
To Canning Club girl making best
exhibit-Jettie Summers, one hat;
second best-Thelma Fields, $1.25;
third best-Allie Miles, 81; fourth
best-Mary Summers, rs cents; fifth
best-Annie Foley, SO cents.
Best jar tomatoes-Evelyn Wag
genner, IS cents; second best-Annie
Foley, so cents.
Best jar beans-Evelyn Wagon
ner, Is cents; second best-Annie
Foley, so cents.
Best jar peaches-Caroline Free
man, IS cents; second best-Thelma
Fields, so cents.
Best jar tomato catsup-Thelma
Fields, rs cents