Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-14
PREMIUM AWARDS
AT BEREA FAIR
Richmond Furnishes Prettiest
Baby and Figures Literally
In Big Prize List

at the Berea fair, according to the
compilation of Secretary and Treasur-
Ell, E. T. Smith, of the Association,
the prettiest baby girl under eighteen
months being selected from this city,
as well as some of the best cooking,
finest harness horses, fancy pony and
cart rings and many other lines. Be
rea naturally came in for large share
of the premiums, but it is believed the
interest manifested by Richmond this
year was greater than usual, and a
greater number of exhibits from here
than ever before.
The complete list of awards pre-
pared by the judges and reported by
Secretary Fish, follows:
Best butter Scotch pie, 81, Mrs. J. P.
Roberts, Berea; best apple pie, ST.,
| Mrs. John Harrison, Berea; best choc-
olate pie, 81, Mrs. Hocaday Dunn,
Richmond; best lemon pie, 81, Mary
Elizabeth Powers, Richmond; best
cream pie, 81, Mrs. Brandenburg,
Richmond; best plate corn mullins, 81,
Mrs. Bert Coddington Be~ea; best
loaf yeast bread, 81, Mrs. Bert Cod
| dington, Berea; best salt rising bread
| 81, Mrs. Sam Mason, Paint Lick; best
ginger bread, 81, Mrs. NJ. A. Moody,
| Kingston; best plate beaten biscuit,
| 81, Mrs w. B. Brandenburg, Rich
| mon1; best old fashioned corn pone,
| 81, Mrs. John Harrison, Berea; best
| sponge cake, 81, Mrs. Hocaday Dunn,
Richmond; best cocoanut cake Qayer)
Mrs. Hockaday Dunn, Richmond; best
checkerboard cake Qayer), Mrs. Guy
Duerson, Richmond; best angel food
cake (mold), Mrs. Joel Broughton, Ir
vine; best chocolate layer cake
Chocolate in cake) Mrs. Hocaday
Dunn, Richmond; best chocolate layer
cake, Mrs. J. H. Jackson, Berea; best
fruit cake (fruit in cake), Mrs. C. T.
Allen, Richmond; best fruit cake
Qayer), Mrs. Bert Coddington, Be
rea; best black cake, Mrs. Lewis Pott,
Whites Station; best sour cucumber
pickles, Mrs. M. A. Moody, Kingston;
best sweet cucumber pickles, Ethel
Duncan, Berea; best tomato catsup,
green, Ethel Duncan, Berea; best
quart pear preserves, Mrs. J. H. Jack
son, Berea; best quart cherry pre-
serves, Mrs. Sam Lackey, Kingston;
best quart peach preserves, Mrs. NJ.
A. Moody, Kingston; best quart
strawberry preserves, Ethel Duncan,
Berea; best quart tomato preserves,
Mrs. Leila Dickerson, Richmond; best
honey in combs, L pound, Mrs. Hocka
day Dunn, Richmond; best homemade
cheese, Mrs. John McWilliams, White
Station; best homemade butter, Mrs.
S. r. Baker, Berea; best apple jelly,
Mrs: J. H. Jackson, Berea; best grape
jelly, Mrs. Bert Coddington, Berea;
best blackberry jelly, Ms. S. r. Baker,
Berea; best freezer ice cream, Mrs.
sherbet, Mrs. Lewis Potts, Whites
Station; best two pounds homemade
candy, Mrs. A. F. Scruggs. Berea;
best plate peaches, Miss Lucille Gil
bert, Berea; best plate apples, Mrs
Jesse Vaughn, Berea; best half-dozen
roasting ears, Ethel Duncan, Berea;
best peck onions, j. P. Gilbert, Berea;
best peck Irish potatoes, Mrs. Sam
Lackey, Kingson; best dozen toma
toes, Mrs. John Harrison, Berea; best
head cabbage, Mrs. J. F. Dean, Be
rea; best half-dozen beets, Mrs. M.
A. Moody, kingston; best gallon
green beans, Mrs. Bert Coddington,
Berea;> best baked ham, Mrs. Sam
Lackey, Kingston; prettiest girl baby
under Is months, Mrs. Clinton Allen,
Richmond; prettiest boy baby under
1S months, Mrs. l.. ]. Gabbard, Be
rea; best boy rider under II years,
Thomas Herndop, Whites Station;
best girl rider under Is years, ]. L.
Green, Berea; fancy sngle pony turn
out, driven by boy or girl, pony not
over SO inches high, Robert Walker,
Richmond; best stallion, mare or
gelding, any age, Charley Dunn,
Whites Station; best walking mare,
any age, N. w. Rogers, Paint Lick;
2:20 pace, purse, Gypsy Boy, 1st, Dan
Taylor, End, Dugan, 3rd.
Second Day
Best heifer any age, Bradshaw
Bros, Danville; Best bull, any age,
Bradshaw Bros, Danville; best year
ling heifer, Bradshaw Bros, Danville;
best cow and calf, any age, Bradshaw
Bros, Danville; best senior yearling
steer, Bradshaw Bros, Danville; best |
sucking colt, either sex, Bradshaw
Bros, Danville; best herd of five or
ever, Bradshaw Bros, Danville; best
sucking horse colt, Hockday Dunn,
Richmond; best sucking mare colt,
T. S. Hagan, Richmond; best saddle
stallion, more or gelding, any age, E.
II. Doty, Richmond; best harnes stall
lion, mare or gelding, any age, E. 7.