The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-25
GIRLS CANNING CLUBS

Each club member contesting for
any CT these prizes must have cult
waited a tenth Of an acre Of vegetables
under the direction of the State Col
lege Of Agriculture and the y. S. De
partment Of Agriculture, and must
, submit record book, with booklet
containing a history of her work; a
+ cap, apron, and uniform dress, togeth-
er with the recipes given in bulletin
CT State College of Agriculture.
Each specimen must hsve the "a
II Brand label with the address Of
each packer.
Scores for Judging Exhibits
Appearance, % per cent; col
or. b, clearness.
Texture, IS per cent; flavor 20
per cent.
Uniformity, 10 per cent; ripe
ness, b appropriate size.
5-Container Is per cent; a appro-
pirate package, b label, C neatness.
6.-Arrangement.
Best General Garden Exhibit
This consists of one quart canned
tomatoes, one quart jar of string
beans and the following products
packed in uniform jars either IL OF.
or | pit; one jar Creole Sauce, one
soup mixture, on green tomatoes pick
lie, two bottles of ketchup, and one
can each in tin of tomatoes and string
beans.
Score for Judging General Garden Elk.
Daily record book, 20 per cent;
booklet composition, 20 per cent; bust
ness management, yield profit;
care, 80 per cent; exhibit, 80 per cent.
Special Fruit Exhibit
TO consist of 2 jars of canned
peaches, 2 jars peach marmalade, 2
jars of blackberry jam, jars of water
melon rind preserves and No 3 can
of peaches or pears; Fingered pears
may be used if peaches cannot be OBJ
tanned. Use the square Queen pint
and quart jars, for glass jar exhibit
Special Pig Exhibit
To consist of jars each, in l pit. or
70 or. Jars of the following: Fig pre-
serves, fig marmalade, and fig and
pecan conserve.
Special Tomato Exhibit
To consist of jars canned toma-
toes, 9 bottles tomato ketchup, l jar
tomato sauce, jars sliced green to-
mato pickle, l can tomatoes
PRIZE LIST FOR CANNING CLUB
First Prize, $500 Scholarship, Civ
en- by American National Bank
Second Prize, $500 Scholarship, by
The Exchange Bank.
$1,000 Prize, to the canning club
girl making the best record, includ-
ing yield, profit, care, business man
Agement, history, daily record book
open to all club members. Given by
Judge U. V. Whipple, $500, Cordele
Sash Door & Lumber Co. $500.
$500 War Saving Stamp, second as
above, given by l.. J, Roobin.
Special Tomato Exhibit
With club record open to first year
girls only, $1,000 in merchandise, Civ
en- by f. L. Bartholomew.
Second Prize, $500 War Saving
Stamp, given by o, T. Cover
General Garden Work
Open to any club member, first
prize $1,000 in merchandise, given by
G. l.. Dekle Bro.
Second Prize, $500 in merchandise,
given by Mann & Holmes.
Special Fruit Exhibits
$1,000 in merchandise, by Helms
Music Co.
Second best $500 War Savings
Stamp, by c. o. Perry.
To the members of the club show
ing variety Of products canned this
year. $1,000 in gold. given by j. A.
Littlejohn.
The second best as above, $500
War Savings Stamp, given by Jno. II.
Ward.
Best record book. 1st prize, $500;
2nd prize, $500. Best booklet compo-
sition, LIST prize, $500; End prize $3.50,
Best uniform, cap and dress, LIST prize,
$500; End prize. $500. Best bread
and flour substitutes, LIST prize, $500;
Best fireless cooker, LIST prize, $500.
Best iceless refrigerator. 1st prize,
$500. Best corn meal mullins, LIST
prize, $l00; End prize, soc. Best pea
nut waters, list prize, $1.OO; End prize,
soc. Best soy bean waters. LIST prize,
$500; md prize, soc.
Best display of jellies not less than
.6 varieties, LIST prize, $500; best dis
elay of jellies not less than six varie-
ties. 2nd prize. $3.50.
Best fig exhibit, LIST prize, $500;
End prize. $3.50. Best display of