The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-10-22
The County Fair

of last week with fair degree Of
success. Due to the depressed condi-
ion Of business thruout the country
caused by rapidly falling cotton prices
the exhibits we're not as numerous
s. ia former years. tho the quality
OF the exhibits WAS good.
The animals entered 10 the livestock
department we're 10 good as seen here
10 former years. Among the livestock
exhibits the dairy cows were by far
most numerous, with several good en-
tries of beef breeds.
The poultry department vas. perhaps
more nearly up TO its normal than was
any other department of the fair. The
entries were numerous and quality bet
ter than usual. according to the Judge
who has placed the poultry awards here
for several years.
The community exhibits we're fine,
Macon winning first place and Warren
second place In these exhibits.
The women's department suffered as
did the others in numbers, but the
quality was there as it has always
been, specimens OF interest and showing
the highest degree of workmanship.
All things considered. the fair was
worth far more than it cost and the
getting together of many hundred
county people for the Two days paid
amply for every effort. Jour people
have too few get'together occasions,
especially in Somerville, and for thetwo
days Of the fair the good natured and
joviaI crowds mingled together and
seemed to enjoy the two days fully.
Following Is list OF winnings. tho
they are not official. and some changes
may be made when the faal list is
made up. The public will be notified
thru The Falcon when the premium
checks are ready and just how they
can he secured.
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
NEEDLEwoRK pillow case, lst Mrs.
Dick Moorman, End Miss Bessie Parks.
Guest towel lst Mrs. C. o. Bryson, End
Miss Anna Csxton. Hsndkerchiefs let
Mrs. C. o. Bryson, 2nd Mrs Llghtfoot.
baby dress, 1st Mrs. Eva, Garrett. No
competition.
CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
Canned pears. let Mrs. L. Higgs 2ud
Mrs. A. c. MONTGOMERY. Canned
cherries, let Mrs. w. A. Winfrey, End
Mrs. w. A. Winfrey. Canned Toms.
toes. lst Mrs. W. A. Winfrey, End Mrs.
Forbis. Canned Beans, 1st Mts. A. H.
Sanders 2nd Mrs. A. H. Sanders,
PICKLES, PRESERVES AND JELLIEs
Peach preserves, 1st No competition
Mrs. Eli Smith. Strawberry preserves.
Let No compitltion Mrs. w. A. Winfrey
Cucumber, pickle, lst Mrs. Eli Smith
2nd Miss Elma Garnett. Sweet peach
pickle Mrs. A. II. Sanders 2ud Mrs. j.
H. McKinstry. Mixed pickls 1st Mrs.
Eli Smith. No competition Chill sauce
lst Mrs. w, A. Winfrey. No compe-
tion Catsup, 1st Mrs. A. H. Sanders.
No competition.
CULINARY
Loaf bread lst Mrs. J. L. Foote. No
competition. Loot cake, lst Miss L.
Higgs, End Mrs. Forbis. Angle cake
Miss Lucille Higgs. No competition.
Biscuits lst Mrs. L. L. Higss End Mrs.
]. L. Foote. Muffins, lst Mrs. j. l..
Fooie, End Miss. L.N Higgs. Chocolate
pie lst Blanche Besl. No competition.
Collection potted plants, lst Mrs. A. B.
Thurman. NO Competition.
Fern 1st hrs. Lee Hill 2nd Miss Kate
Harvey, Cut roses. lst Miss Lncills
Higgs 2nd Mrs. DIR. Washington.
Hand painted china 1st, Miss Lucy
Lightfoot. End Mrs. Dick Moorman.
GIRLS DEPARTMENT
Sour milk biscuit 1st, Kathryn Leach
2nd Mary Mcqueen. Beaten biscuit. 1st
Sarah Robinson. 2nd Dsisy Foots. No
competition. Mullins lst Sarah Robin
son. End Daisy Foote. Loaf bread, 1st
Daisy Foote. No competition. Parker
House Rolls, lst Msry Gibson. No.
competition. Candy, lst Lucille CASA
way. 2nd Mary Mcqueen. Tomatoes
lst Daisy Foote. No competition.
Dixie relish. Ist Virginia House End VIII
mia Brown, Tomato pickle. lst Lucille
Gsssaway. 2nd Hulet Clark. Night
gown lst Mary Gibson. Given first
money. Competition but no second
offered. So far. have been unable
to find who made the entries for pear
preserves Nos. lsS and 12O and pepper |
relish Nos. l95 and l76.
ANNIE BRAsFIELD
CATTLE
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