The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-10-18
FITZGERALD FAIR ENDS
SUCCESSFUL SEASON
CONTINUED from First Page

Cucumber Pickles-Mrs. w. S.
Turner, first prize; Mrs. w NJ. Cen
try, ribbon.
Lot 49, Piqkled peaches-Myrtice
Nixon, first prize; Mrs. R. L. Stone,
ribbon
Lot 50 Stuffed peppers-Mrs. G.
p Reeves; no competition.
Lot IS Tomato Kctchup-Mrs. R.
Stone, first prize; Ashton District,
ribbon
Lot q Canned appies-Ashton
District, first and second
Lot % Canned blackberries-Mar-
ion Dickens, Della, first prize; Mrs.
L. E. Ashurst, second.
Lot 90 Canned peaches-Myrtice
Nixon Della, first prize; Elsie Har-
per, Della, second
Lot 100 Canned Pears-Mrs. ]. r.
Dickens, Della, first; Marion Dick
ems, Della, second
Lot l04 Canned corn-Mrs. J. r.
Dickens Della; no competition.
Lot 100 Canned Deans-Mrs Bru-
ner, Ashton, FIRST prize; Mrs. Pad
gett. Ashton, second.
Lot l08 Canned tomatoes-M Marion
Dickens Della first prize; Mrs. T.
C. Bush, Jr, second
Lot III Soup mixturc-Mrs J r.
Dickens Della. first; Myrticc Mix
on. Della, second.
Lot ll2 Canned bects-Mrs. w. A.
Turner, no competition
Lot ll3 Canned squash--Mrs. l..
Padgett, no compel tlon.
Lot 1913 Apple jclly-Mrs !. P.
Wright, first prize; Mrs. Ashurst,
second.
Lot l29 Blackberry jelly-Mrs.
Stone, first prize; Mrs Ashurst, sec
ond
Lot l6l Honey-Roscoc Kimball,
Ashton. no competition
Lot 1903 Garden Sced-Mrs. !. x.
Dickens, no competition, but splcn-
did display.
Canning Club
Cash prizes for first and second.
Class No. Special Tomato En-
hibit-Myrtice Nixon, Ocilla, first
prize; Elsie Harper, Ocilla, second.
Class No. 5 Special Fig Exhibit
Ada Swilley DELLA, no competition
Class No II, Best General Aver
age for Years Work-Ada Swilley
first prize; Myrtice Nixon, second
ribbon; Elsie Harper, third ribbon.
Class No. II Best Record Book
or Story-Myrtice Nixon, first prize
Elsie Harper, second ribbon; Ada
STANDARDIZATION.
Fancy Work
Lot 27l Luncheon sets, crochet
Mrs Al9n II. Thurmond, frs
prize; Ms Alvir II. lhu;ntond, ser.
ond ribbon.
Lot pa Embroidered Luncheon
sets-Mrs Nellie Jones, first priz,
Mrs. S. L. Downs, second prize.
Lot 272 Embroidered Lunchco
cloths-Mrs. A. II. Thurmond, frs
prize; Mrs. w. R. Smith, second rib.
bon; Mrs. j. c. Poppell, third ribbon
Lot 278 Crochcted Luncheon cloths
Mrs. L. c. Chapple, first prize
Mrs. Nellie Gill. second ribbon; Mrs
Viola Channel, third ribbon; Ethe
Bishop, fourth ribbon; Mrs. I. c
Bush. fifth ribbon
Lot 273 Piano scarfS-Miss Ella
Chapplc, first prize; Mrs. 5. A
Wright second ribbon; Mrs. Hubert
Roush third ribbon.
Lot 229 Embroidered Table runner
Mrs. j, H. Mayes, first prize; Mrs
{. A. Johnson, second; Mrs. l. c
?oppell, third
Lot go Crocheted Table Runner
Miss Ella Chapplc, first prize; Mrs
Nellie Gill, second prize; Mrs. Nellie
Jones, third; Mrs Viola Channel
fourth
Lot PSI Tatting runner-Mrs. r.
L. Stcnc, FIRST prize; Mrs. H. C.
Chapplc, second ribbon; Mrs. Fl. {
Chapple, third; Elizabeth Tomberlin,
fourth
Lot 20 Napkins Mrs. A. Fos-
ter. first prize; Mrs. A. H. Thur
mond, second;
Lot 2S4 Towels embroidered-Mrs.
Frank James. first prize; Mrs Kate
White, second; Mrs. A. II. Thur
mond, third; Mrs. S Z. Downs,
fourth and fifth
Lot 2S9 Tatting toweis-Mrs. X.
{. Chapple, no competition, ribbon.
Lot $50 Towels crocheted-MrS. S,
A. Wright, first prize; Mrs. 5. Z.
Downs, second and third.
Lot pol Bed set, embroidered
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