The Little River news., 1919-09-13
PREMIUMS AWARDED AT
 JONES' COMMUNITY FAIR
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Victor Rettman, best stalk cotton, 50 cents.
 Victor Rettman best bunch of pea- nuts, 50 cents.
 Lee Rettman, best peck sweet pota- toes, 50 cents.
 Hogs:
 Della Robinson, best SOW and litter, $1.00
 Della Robinson, best SOW, 75 cents, Della Robinson. best male 75 cents. Della Robinson, best young SOW, 75 cents Agriculture:
 C. k. Gauldin, best white corn, 10 ears. $100; Mrs. R. s. Harrison second. 50 cents.
 C. H. Rettman, best yellow corn, 10 ears, $100; J. C. Proc, second, 50 cents. C. H. Rettman, best pop corn, 10 ears, 5Q cents.
 Leamon Rachel, best sugar beet, 25 cents.
 C. H. Rettman, best stalk of cotton $100.
 C. H. Rettman, best soy beans. 50 cents C. H. Rettman, second. p cents. J.R. Gauldin. best peanuts, 50 cents; J R. Gauldin. second 25 cents
 Emmett Franklin, pest peck Irish potatoes. $100; Mrs. C.. E. Gauldin, second, 50 cents
 U C. Hogrefe, best peck of sweet potatoes, $100; C. H. Rettman, second, 50 cents,
 C. w. Studevant. best pumpkin, 50 cents; also second, 25 cents.
 C. H. Rettman, best squash, 50 50 cents
 J. R. Gauldin. best seeded ribbon cane 50 cents; also second p cents. Robert Young, best Orange cane. 50 cents; Paul Young, second, 25 cents. U. C. Hogrefe, best apples, 50 cents; also second, p cents.
 U. C. Hogrefe, best peaches, 30 cents C. H. lRettman, second, 25 cents.
 Emmett Franklin, best pears, 90 cents; Lee Franklin, second, 25 cents.
 E. w. Wilson, best crate Honey Dew. 30 cents: Emmett Franklin, sec ond. 9 cents
 Robert Young, best watermelon, 90 cents C. H. Rettban, second, 25 cents
 Mrs. R. G. Seymour, best half dozen onion, 30 cents; C. II. Rettman, sec ond. 9 cents.
 T. w. Mast, best seeded ribbon cane syrup, 30 cents; c. F. Gauldin second, p cents, C. H. Rettman best stock peas, 30 cents: also second, 25 cents.
 Art Department:
 CUnder F years old)
 Thelma Hogrefe. handmade apron, 50 cents
 (Girls 16 years old and under)
 Gertrude Broomfeld, best tatted yolk, 50 cents
 Loreen Hogrefe, best crocheted yolk, 50 cents
 Thelma Hogrete hand made apron, 30 cents; Ruth Mast, second, p cents.
 Ruth Mast. best machine made apon, 50 cents; Loreen Hogrefe, second, 9 cents
 Thelma Hogrefe, best tatted towel end. 90 cents; Ruth Mast, second, 25 cents
 Violet Rettman, best chrochete tow el, 50 cents
 Lereen Hogrefe, best crocheted pol low slips, 50 cents; Violet Rettman, second, p cents.
 Thelma Hogrefe best quilt, 30 cents.
 Ladies Department:
 Mrs. c. w. Sturdevant, crocheted center piece, 75 cents; Mrs. L. J. Me Ewen. second, 50 cents.
 Miss Gladys Norwood, best embroid- cred center piece, 75 cents; also sec ond best, 90 cents.
 Mrs. R. s. Harrison, best embroid- cred pillow slip, 30 cents; Mrs. rom Click. second, 25 cents.
 Mrs. R. S. Harrison, crocheted towel ends. 50 cents; also second, p cents, Mrs. C. w. Sturdeyant, best crochet gowns, 75 cents; also second, 30 cents.
 Mrs. R. s. Harrison home made dress 75 cents.
 Mrs. II. Stiles, embroidered dress, 75 cents
 Mrs. C. F, .Gauldin, best quilt, $1O0,
 Culinary Department, Girls Class;
 Ruth Mast, best cake, 75 cents; LOT cor. Hogrefe. second, 50 cents.
 Loreen Hogrefe, best loaf cake, 75 cents. Thelma Hogrefe, second best, l 5o cents.
 Ruth Mast. best collection of pas try, D cents. i Ladies Class: l Gorob Co,,Idin bpet collection fruit,