The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-21
GRADY DISPLAYS
DRAW COMMENT
At COUNTY FAIR
Exhibits Are Dess Seen Here: Farm
Products Put skIas Under
Theory Crop Failure: Canned
Goods Shown.
MORE SCHOOL EXHIBITS
THAN At 20 STATE FAIR
Art Exhibits Draw Favorable Asten.
tlon Of Bln Crowds; Many Pieces
shown: Exposition Build.
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Why go TO Paris. Chicago or New
York TO see beautiful displays OF
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What has been the result OF the
Come denomination work In Grady
county,
How does Grady county'a 1897
farm products compare with those Of
other countless
DO you believe that the school
display at the Grady county free
fair IN larger than the educational
exhibit at the 1920 Oklahoma State
fair
a trip through the exhibition
building at the fair grounds where
tie Grady county free fair Is now
under way. will give one the an.
swers TO these questions.
"Best Ever"-mrs. cofyeII."
Mrs. Nettic II. coryoll. county
home demonstration agent. was uu.
reserved In her declaration that the
women's display OF canned goods.
home cooking. sewing and other
hand work Is the best ever assem-
bled In Chickasha.
Every product OF the Grady county
orchard or truck garden and various
kinds OF meats are being displayed
In tho exhibition OF canned goods.
The canned meat display Is one OF
the newest features.
Eight farm women's clubs. Amber.
Alex. Meridian. MIddlesburg. Friend.
Pioneer. Stover. and Rural Neigh
bors having a membership totaling
$50 women. are represented In tho
exhibition of the home demonstration
work. Fifty girls. all OF whom are
club members are bidding for prizes
being offered In this department
The Valley View girls club have q
lO0.percent representation. which
means that every member OF tho
sewing and canning club have work
on display. Sewing clubs represented
are: Acme. pocasset, Tuttle, stover.
heidelberg, Pioneer, Bradley, Sand.
lin and Mountain View.
The home demonstration displays
are attractively arranged and show
the results of the demonstration
agents work in the county.
Quality of Farm Products.
Dry weather which materially af.
tected late crop development ir the
county this year. did not prevent one
of the greatest displays of agricul-
tural products ever seen here. In
fact the quality OF the farm pro-
ducts on display at the fair offer
denials to any crop failure reports.
Stoyer, Meridian and Arcadia
branches Of the Grady county Po-
mona Grange. the Smith-Hughes vo-
cational agricultural students and
the boys clubs are the only organi-
cations represented in this depart
ment, although collective exhibits OF
farm products from Tuttle, Waldron.
Amber, Union, Prairie Valley. Dutton-
Pocasset and Chickasha townships
are on display.
Every Grady county farm product.
with few exceptions Is being exhibit
ed. Choice partsof these displays will
be taken to the state fair. A. +.
Houston. county farm agent, is con.
fident that some of the farm pro-
ducts at the county fair will win
prizes at the state exposition.
Paintings Drawing Attention
No other display in the exposition
building attracted more attention or
caused more favorable comment THAN
did the display OF paintings.
Only pictures painted by Grady
county artists, a majority of whom
are members OF the local art club,
are being shown at the fair. Nearly
rs beautiful products OF the painters
brush or crayon are on display.
Many of these pictures are recently
painted ones.
Exhibitors are: Mrs. Jay H. Lane.
Mrs. John Phillips, Mrs. ]. r. Harris.
Mrs. J. e. Cochran. Mrs. j. II. Mills.
Miss Louise Catterall cage g., Mrs.
E. Harris, Opal Thorpe, Mrs. c. Il.
venable, Lucille Bennett. Mrs. Ed
Ringer, Mrs. A. B. Hansen. Mrs.
Catherine Lawson. Mrs. Emma Har.
ness. Mrs. B. H. Gadd. Mrs. Moman
H. Shepard. Mrs. H. B. Spencer, Mrs.