The log cabin Democrat., 1920-10-12
CLUB FAIR HUNUKS 10 BINDERS, ENOLA JUDGES SUBMIT REIvNI Both Clubs Closely Matched on Final Standing-Prizes to Boys
 Clubs Announced.


 close of the club fair held at the court house Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The exhibits as a whole were far above the average, in the opinion of Home Agent Miss Ella Posey, and is proof of the work being done by the clubs.
 Enders and Enola farm clubs were l close contestants for leadership at the county fair held last week, according to the final report of the judges made public today by County Agent T. M. i Williams. Enders led with total of 60 points, Enola was second with 30 and Cadron Valley club had 10. The relative standing of the two leaders, however, was closer than is indicated by this score. Enders led in having the highest number in attendance, followed by Enola. Community activ- ltles were led by Enola which also led in the number of meetings held dur ing the year, Enders being second on these two counts. Enders displayed the best exhibits, followed by Enola. The best pennant was made by mem- bers of the Cadron Valley club, with Enders second. The greatest number of prizes at the fair was won by En- ders, second place again being taken by Enola. Another honor to the Enola club was in having the largest number of members here for the county rally last August.
 Of the individual winners, Mr. Will Hams announced the award of the scholarship offered to the boys clubs, to Delmer Henderson of Holland. The other two scholarships offered were won as announced yesterday, by Floy Stevens of Pickles Gap and Ella aBteman of Pleasant Valley
 Prizes were offered members of the boys clubs for exhibits in live stock, poultry ard limited number of az ricultuarl products. MT. Williams gave the list of winners as follows:
 Pig Club-Poland China: Best male, Homer Ward, Conway Best gilt, Iva Dot Hankins, Wooster; second, Victor Frazier, ViIonia; third, Ruby Ward, Conway; fourth, Vivian Duncan, Greenbrier. Durocs: Best gilt, Willie Henderson, Holland,
 Cotton Club-Best stalk, Alfred Phillips, Conway; second, Frank Dus- sex, Conway.
 Corn Club-Best exhibit, Johnnie Luyett, Conway; second, Elmer Fid- dler, Vilonia.
 Peanuts-Best exhibit, Johnnie Luy- cit, Conway; second, Lester Brewer, Conway.
 Irish Potatoes-Best and second ex- hibits, Johnnie Luyett, Conway.
 Sweet Potatoes - Best exhibit, James Brewer, Conway; second, liar rison Stevens. Conway.
 Calf Club-Best Jersey, Iva Dot Hankins, Wooster; best Holstein, My ron Folts, Conway.
 Girls who won in the contest for $50 in prizes offered by Ben M. oodruff-First, Connie Clark, En- ders; second, Birth Duncan, Shady Grove; third, Emma Hamilton, En- ders, and fourth, Jeanette Phillips Caney.
 Canning Exhibits-Best jar of beans: First, Bitha Duncan, Shady Grove; second, Emma Hamilton, En- ders. Best jar of tomatoes: First, Flora Hickman, Enders; second, Bitha Duncan. Shady Grove. Best jar of beets; First, Irma Lasley, Enola; sec ond, Cordia Henry, Enola. Best jar of berries: First, Bitha Duncan; sec ond, Connie Clark. Best jar of pick les: First, Vera Grimes, Enola; sec ond, Ocrie Melton, Enders. Best jar of pimento: First, Beulah Grimes Enola second, Connie Clark. Best jar of peaches: First, Ella Bateman Pleasant Valley; second, Stella Brew er Caney. Best jar of preserves First, Dell Stevens, Pickles Gap; sec ond Flora Hickman, Enders.
 Best collection of fruit and vege- tables-First. Emma Hamilton, Enola; second, Ella Bateman, Pleasant Val l ley. eBst record book-First Agnes Shock, Enola; second, John Luyett Caney. Best five jars of vegetables First, Bitha Duncan, Shady Grove; second, Connie Clark, Enders Best booklet - First, Jeanette Phillips i Caney; second, Stella Brewer, Clancy
 Sewing Exhibits-Best made cotton dress First, Myrtle Lasley Enola; f second, Josephine Childers, Conway Best silk or woolen dress: First, Ar less Hendrickson,, Republican; second Connie Clark, Enders. Best gown; First. Agnes Shock, Enola; second Ruby Shaw, Enders. Best teddy; First, Nora Thompson, Enola. Best embroidered lunch cloth: First, Velma Shock, Enola; second, Vera Grimes Enola. Best embroidered pillow case; First, Pauline Setzler, Enola; second Auro Lane, Enola. Best crocheted pillow case: First and second, Ella Bateman, Pleasant Valley. Best em- broidered dresser scarf: First, Connie Clark; second, Vera Grimes. Best uniform, cap and apron: First, Der | III A,,1