The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-10-17

AOiioN Win, lioN FOuHL rice, sec
ond, Il. l.. Matthews.
Grand champion all corn, first, ]. II
Hardison; w. P. Ridley, second.
Best half dozen stalks Albermarl
Prolific, first, Keen & Son; no second
Any variey, first, J. H. Moore; sec
ond, J. H. Giddens.
Corn Club.
Harold Leftwich, first; William Rid
ley Jr., second; James Murphy, third
Dowell Elan, fourth; John Murphy
fifth.
Grain and Small Seeds.
Wheat, first w. P. Ridley; second
Austin Harlan.
Spring Oats, first, W. B. Trousdale
no second.
Red Glover seed, first, Austin Har
Ian; no second.
Peas, first, ]. H. Hardison; no sec
ond.
Soy Beans, first, ]. H. Hardison;
second, w. P. Ridley.
Soy Beans on stalk, first, J. H. Har.
Olson; no second.
Bale Alfalfa Hay, first, Jim Ridley;
second, Jim Ridley.
Bale Red Glover, first, Keen & Son;
no second. el;.t. .t,trs
Mixed Hay, first, Keen & Son; no
second. 49,
Bale Soy Bean Hay, first, J. H. Har-
Olson; no second
Stayman winesap apples, first, D.
F, Trousdale; no second. ..-
Ben Davis apples, first, w. B. Trous-
dale; no second. Va
Pears, first, +. c. Sowell; second,
T. H. Harris;
Peaches, first, G. G. Dortch; no sec
ond.
Miscellaneous.
Irish cobbler potatoes, first, Mrs. G.
Brown; no second.
White sweet potatoes, first, L. E.
Hardison; ne second.
Yellow sweet potatoes, first, T. B.
Parrish; second, l.. E. Hardison.,
Onions, first, Mrs. Amis Timmons;
second, Mrs. T. Troop.
Pumpkin, first, A. Patton; no sec
ond.
Sweet potato pumpkin, first, c. Yes
tai; no second.
Country cured ham, first E. J, Da-
Wis; second, w. A. Ring.
Country lard, first, Mrs. Tom
Brooks; second Mrs. Amis Timmons.
Sorghum, first, J. M. Tucker; sec
ond, T. B. Parrish.
Vinegar,1first. w, A. Ring; second.
Mrs. Amis Timmons.
Honey, first, w. A. Ring; second,
w. B. Trousdale. Il
Broom Corn, first Sam Lusk; no
second.
Stalks Sorghum, first, Albert Holt;
no second.
Tomatoes, first, Mrs. Amis Tim
mons; no second.
Popcorn, first. w. E. Britain; sec
ord, Estes Stephenson.
Beets, first, Mrs. L. f. Hardison.
Red Peppers, first, Mrs. l.. e. Har-
olson; no second.
Green Peppers, first, Mrs. Amis
Timmons; no second.
Woman's Department.
Light Bread, first, Mrs. Peterson;
second, Mrs. Cathey.
AngelfCod, first, Mrs. Hickman.
White Cake, first. Mrs, E. ]. Davis;
second, Mrs. i. ]. Phillips.
Collection of pickles, first, Mrs.
Bert Erwin; second, Mrs. H. 0. Petty.
Collection of preserves, first, Mrs.
H. O. Petty; second, Mrs. T. c..
Brooks. @#
Collection of jellies, first, Mrs. G.
\. King; second, Mrs. Fl. 0. Petty.
Collection of canned fruits, first,
Mrs. Amis Timmons; second, Mrs.
NADIA Smith. n.
Collection of canned vegetables,
irst, Mrs. Bert Erwin; second, Mrs.
l. N. King.
Pound butter, first, Mrs. A. B. Gal
oway; second, Mrs. w. L. English.
Collection dried products, first, Mrs.
Bert Erwin
Collection brined vegetables, first,
Mrs. Bert Erwin.
Cottage cheese, first, Mrs. A. B.
galloway: second, Mrs. d. M. Gallo
way.
Girls Club exhibit, first, Isom Club;
econd, Taylorsville.
Home demonstration club exhibit,
rst, Ferndale; second, Enterprise.
Lard. first, Mrs. T. C. Brooks; Sec
nd, Mrs. Amis Timmons.
Soap, first, Mrs. E. J. Davis; Sec
nd, Miss Flora Vaughn.
Home Demonstration Clubs.