The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-11-04
Local, social ano personal.
LIST OF PREMIUM
WINNERS IA THE FAIR
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
fellows.
1t should be stated that MRS. JnO.
T. Keeton, while not now officially
connected with health work, took q
great interest in the Better Babies
Show and it is to her that the COM
munity is indebted for the great In
terest in this county in better caring
for the babies. Mn. Keeton, % is
sn attache Of the health department
and while she has undertaken the
task Of looking after one Of Grera-
da's best citizens as q wife, she is
yet deeply concerned about health
work and especially the giving Of
better attention to babies. Mrs.
Keeton is we'll versed in that work
and is q most lovely character and a
most excellent woman.
/ Flower Show at Fair Grounds, IN
der the auspices Of Grenada Civic
League:
Class A-Cut Flowers.
Vase of most beautiful Roses
$500, Mrs. NJ. L. Harold.
Vase most beautiful Dahlias-
$500, Mrs. E. L. Gerard.
Vase Of most beautiful Zenias-
$500, Mrs. Will Hill.
Vase of most beautiful Chrysan-
themum-$5.00, Mrs. Will Hill.
Best Variety of Cut Flowers by
one Exhibitor-$10.0O, Mrs. Will Hill.
Second Best-$5.00, Mrs. F. T. Ger
ard.
Best Display Old Fashioned Flow
ers by Exhibitor outside City Limits
i REQ Lamp, Mrs. Whyte Whitaker.
Class B-Pot Flowers.
Best Pot Geraniums-3 Winchester
Butcher Knives, Mrs. F. E. Gillon.
Best Pot Begonias-$5.00, Mrs. II.
l.. Honeycutt.
Best Variety Pot Plants one Elk
hibitor-$5.O0 Mrs. j. M. Hudson.
Class C-Ferns and Palms.
Best Specimen Boston Fern
$3.50, Mrs. r. P~ressgrove.
Best Specimen Ostrich Tip Fern
$3.50, Mrs. M. e. Hughes.
Best Specimen Spengeri Fern
$3.50, Mrs. P. E. Irby.
Best Specimen Asparagus Fern
$2.50, Mrs. NJ. +. Hughes.
Best Specimen Baby Breath Fern-
$3.50, Mrs. w. II. Crowder.
Best Specimen Sword Fern-$2.50,
Miss Courtney Tatum.'
Best Specimen Palm-Cut Glass Vase,
M SIS Courtney Tatum.
Best Variety Ferns by one Exhibi-
tor-$1O.0O, Mrs. NJ. E. Hughes,
Second best-$5.00, Mrs. j. M. Hud-
son.
Glass D-Schools.
Best Vase Flowers by Grenada
High School-$10.OO pair Shoes, 18th
grade pupil; Second best, $500, 18th
Best Variety Cut Flowers exhibited
by any Rural School-$10.00, Wier
Spring pupil.
Special for Grenada Department
Competing.
Best Specimen Flower grown by
Grenada Primary Department-3lbl
box Candy, Primary Pupil.
There were no contestants from the
Consolidated Schools, so the $10.00i
donated by Grenada Trust & Banking
Co, for them, was rewarded by this
estimable firm to largest variety cut
flowers by ore party. Likewise DR..
Broadstreet transferred his donation
from best variety pressed flowers to
best specimen baby breath fern. The
League acknowledges with gratitude
these courtesis.
Culinary Department.
Best display Jcllies-Mrs. Wier LIST
Mrs. Yeager, End.
Best display of Pickles-Mrs. D..
M. Taylor, 1st, Mrs. Wier, End.
Best display Preserves-Miss Mary
Knox, 1st, Mrs. Annie Green, End.
Best Homemade Candy-Miss
Bessie Young, LIST, Mrs. Anderson,
End.
Best 2lbs Home-Made Butter
Mrs. Rounsaville, LIST, Mrs. r. A. Law
son, End.
Best loaf Yeast Homemade Bread
Miss Jane Young, LIST, Mrs. C. A.
White, End.
Best Loaf Cake-Miss Jane Young,
LIST, Mrs. r. F. Thomas, End.
Art Department.
Best specimen China painting con-
northumberland Cook, LIST & End.
Best .speciman China painting,
semi-conventional-Mrs. Countiss, LIST
Mrs. Underwood, End.
Best specimen China painting,
naturalistic-Mrs. McRee, LIST, Geor-
gle Cook, End.
Best Water Color Landscape
George Cook, LIST and End.
Best Water Color marine-Mrs.
Underwood, LIST and End.
Best Water Color Fruit-Georgie
Cook, LIST and End.