Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1919-08-27
FAIR COMMITTEES
Read the List Carefully for Your Name
May Be Among Them.

The Cumberland County Fair will b
held in Crossville Wednesday an
Thursday, September % and "a. Th
following are the committees and chai
man of the several departments.
POULTRY.
o. b. Rector, CrossviIIle, chairman
Mrs. Marcus Cooper, Maryland, Mrs
ID. M. Wheeler, Crab Orchard, Mrs
Doctor Niles, Daysville, Mrs. W. j
Brooks, Crab Orchard, Mrs. Elizabet
Burgess. Winesap, Mrs. S. j. Horn
Crossville, Mrs. G. W. Davenport
Grassy Cove, Mrs. John @. Wyatt
Vandever, Mrs. d. W. Lundy, Pleasan
Hill, Mrs Ed Blaylock, Big Lick
Miss Ehe holland. Pomona.
o. B. Rector, Chairman.
AGRICULTURE
W. q. Adsmond, chairman, Frank
March, &. Fl. Hendley, Crossville, 6.
w. Davenport, John Kemmer, Jr.,
Grassy Cove, Henry Burgess, VIM
Wilder Winesap, John Huston, Linary,
Chester Hedgecoth, Center Bros, Tom
Aytes, Crab Orchard, E. +. Melvin,
Waldensia, d. W. Lundy, John Frey,
Cecil Anderson, Pleasant Hill, Chuck
Anderson, M. L. Taylor, Clifty, Jim
Dayton, Pomona, Rufus Martip, J. W.
Buttram, Paul Linde, Crossville,
Albert Brewer. Jim Baisley, Creston,
Henry Woody, Isoilne, e. H. Mccoy,
Genesis.
hope each community will create as
much interest in the county as possible
so we can make good showing at the
fair this fall l know il we try we can
have a great fair; lets do our best,
as there will be great many men
here from other sections of the couns1s
to see wssat Wa can aasf' r here here filsa aisa
we want.to show them what we can
do. Let's get busy and have a good
fair. 1t takes the entire county to
make good one. If all this committee
will help we will have good fair es-
pecialIy the Agricultural Department.
Yours for a good Agricultural Depart
ment.
W. G. Adsrlond, Chairnsn.
The total amount of funds available
is expeted to be close to $3.50. 1t has
been divided in the following way
Agriculture, Sl00; Woman's Depart
ment., SIS; Poultry. SIS; Live Stock,
$16O
WON ANS DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Emelia G. >Albertson. General
chairman.
DOtsESTfC SCIENCE.
Bread-Mrs. S. &. Bishop, AIRS.
Sedivok Woody, Mrs. Fred McCartt.
Pastry-Mrs. Martha Rea, Mrs. }.
Rose, Crab Orchard, Mrs. S. De-
Rossett.
Candies-Mrs. John Reed, Mrs Chas.
Bell, Crab Orchard, Mrs. Andy FL
more.
Canned pro1ucts-Mrs. Andy. Mcclure,
Mrs, G. ". u avennort, Grassy Cove.
Mrs. Bloomfield.
DOMESTIC ART.
Household Linens Ms. }. B. John
son, MIS-. Chas. Spencer, Creston,
Mrs. N h. Jackson,
Underwear-Mrs. Volaer Handy. Mrs.
Marcus Cooper, Maryland, Mrs.
Lelah DeGolia,
Waists-Mrs. A. L. Tabor, Creston.
: Mrs. J. W. Dorton, Mrs. E. 6.
Toilet
Aprons and Dresses-Mrs. g. W. Mar
tin, Miss Violet Siever, Winesap,
e Mrs. E. G. Toilet,
Quilts and Coverlids-M Mrs c. E, Snod-
grass, Mrs. Emma Dodge, Pleasant
Hill, Mrs A. l.. Garrison,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dairy Products, Honey, Flowers, Bas-
kets, Brooms, Etc.-Mrs. +. }. Up
ham. Mrs. Fred Washburn, Pomona
Mrs. ]. d. Brady, Grassy Cove.
COMMUNITY EXHIBITS.
Mrs. W. A. Reed, Miss Josephine
Rupp, Miss Ollie Barnes.
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. E. c. Albertson, assisted by all
city and county teachers. In each
rural community the teacher is chair
man of a committee to collect exhibits
from that community. She is to select