Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-10-10
BOUNTY LAND COMMUNITY FAIR
VIII DO Held Saturday This Week.
Program Arranged.


held Saturday, October 18th:
10 to 1890 a. m.--Better Babies
Contest Gin house.) (2) Demonstra-
tion by dairy experts Con grounds).
1890 to 11-Pageant-"B
Lands Bit for Uncle Sam"
II to 12-(In school room-Rev
!. E. Wallave presiding)-(1) Song,
@'Star Spangled Banner; (2) Pray
er; CD Introductory remarks by
Rev. l. e. Wallace.
12 to 12.30-Judging exhibits;
games Con grounds).
1880 to 1--Exhibits open.
to 2-Picnic dinner.
2 to 3-Nn house, G. NJ. Barnett
presiding) Announcements by the
judges: ca Winners Of ribbons on
live stock, poultry anu dairy pro-
ducts, representative from Clemson
College,; (2) Domestic department,
Miss Gladys Smith, Asst. State Home
Demonstration Agent, Easley; (3)
Field Products, Clemson representa-
tive; ca Children's department,
.............; 60 Better
DdDlSS CUulSSl, LII. ". a. Hines, or
Miss Mary E. Frazer.
to 6-GUncral good time
Guests and Judges.
The following persons are invited
to be guests of the community and
are requested to act as judges:
Better Babies Contest-Dr. e. A.
Hines, Seneca; DR.. J. w. Wickliffe,
West Union; Miss Hortense Jones,
or 11l1 70 ~
Canned Goods-Miss E. Mauldin,
Easley; Mrs. J. NJ. Moss, Walhalla;
Mrs. ]. l.. Marett, Seneca.
Jelly, Preserves and Pickles-Mrs.
8. *. Uendy, Jr,, Mrs. G. V. McCarey,
Seneca; Mrs. i. w. Wickliffe, West
Union
Cooking Miss stribling. West
minstor; Mrs. J. II. Lawrence, Mrs.
r. Anderson, Seneca.
Sewing and Fancy Work-Mrs. w.
J. Lunney, Mrs. Bright Lowry, SEN
eca; Mrs. G. w. Wickliffe, West I'm
ion.
Flowers-Mrs w. p. Reid, Miss
Maggie Thompson, Seneca; Mrs. j.
H. Magill, Richland.
Garden PrOducts-M. Stokes
Stribling, Mrs. Ida Bowen Jones.
Seneca; Mrs. w. |. Hutchison. West
Union.
Children's Work-Written work,
maps, etc.-Supt. J. P. Coats, Sen
eca schools; Miss Kate Steck, Mrs.
j. w. Rankin. Walhalla.
Drawing-Miss Martha Roddey,
Miss Annie Johnston. Seneca; Mrs.
Hettie Brown. Winthrop.
Sewing and Fancy Work-Mrs.
Robt. Hubbard, Richland; Miss Lei
la Thompson, Seneca; Miss Decie
Newton, Pendleton.
Nature Work-Miss Forney,
Mrs. Della Bruce, Mrs. Entrekin,
Cant. s. X. Dendy, Sr., Miss Mary T.
wyatt. Easley.
Woodwork-B. Lawrence, Mr..
Lindsay, Seneca; Supt. J. p. Coats.
Popcorn, Peanuts. Miscellaneous
J. ]. Ballenger. Robt. Davis, Jr.,
Richland; Capt. A. H. Ellison.
Live Stock, Poultry and Field Pro-
ducts-G. M. Barnett, County DEM
onstration Agent; Rev. l. T.. Wal
lace; members Clemson faculty.
Working for Success.
Our people are working enthusias-
tically to make this occasion enioya-
bic and helpful to all who attend. All
rural Oconeeans are urged to send
anything Of interest for exhibition.
We hope that every town and COM
munity will be well represented at
the fair. Bring well-flled baskets
for merry harvest picnic. No ad-
mission fee OF any kind will be
charged.
Since there has been less than a
month for preparation for this fair,
we believe that the exhibits will be
truly representative OF what the peo-
pie have done. No one has had time
to grow or make anything merely for
show.
All articles for exhibition, except
livestock and perisha bles, must be
entered by noon Of Friday, the 9th.
Nothing will be received after go
a. m. Saturday.
Each article must be tagged with
exhibitors name. Each article in
collection must be numbered and la
beled Owners must care for live
stock and poultry.
Nothing on display may be remov-
ed before p. m. Saturday.
Canned goods, flowers, fruits and
garden products will be shown by
single specimen. half dozen, half
peck, collection.
All fancy, work will be classified by
Field products, single specimen,
ten, half-peck, bundles
"Live-at-Homo" display, float Or
booth.
Babies according to age and sex.
Live stock classified by judges.
Singing Convention at Hopewcll.