The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-21
AWARD OF PRIZES
 CLOSES CLUB FAIR
NEW JUDGES FINISH UP
Successful Exhibit Fully Show Fine Work of Clubs-Some of Win
 ming Entrants.

Farm club boys and girls are wind ing up their two-day fair here and the award of prizes and ribbons is leaving the entire number we'll satis- fled and ready to start another year of work. A large number of the ex- hibits were judged yesterday by Miss Alice Bridges and Miss Gertrude Conant of the state demonstration forces, and today T. Roy Reid, mar keting agent, and H. B. Lansden, specialist in poultry, are finishing the job with the scoring of agriculture and poultry exhibits. From any and all angles, the fair has been a sue cess and thoroughly representative of the great work done by the clubs dur ing the year.
 Today's program at the fair has been to make the final awards. .Rib- bons began to appear upon the sue cessful entrants yesterday afternoon and are numerous today. Mrs. C. D. Turner, home agent, is issuing certi- ficates to those fortunate enough to win awards in merchandise, a big number of which was offered by Con- way merchants.
 Compiling the list of prize win ners is long and tedious undertak- ing and only a start had been made at it this afternoon. A partial list is as follows:
 Canning. Class No. Largest display, first, Ruby Shaw, Enders, 76 jars; second, Helen Clark, Enders, 53 jars; third Mable Ferrill, Pickles Gap, AS jars
 Class No. 2.-Best display of 30 jars for one girl: First, Vaudie Her ring, Fairview; second, Ruby Graham Enders; third, Mable Ferrill, Pickles Gap; fourth, Floy Stevens, Pickles Gap; fifth, Marry Evans, Enders sixth, Floy Martin, Enders.
 Class No. 3.-Best jar of tomatoes First, Vaudie Herring, Fairview; sec ond, Mary Evans, Enders. Beans First, Ella Bateman, Pickles Gap second, Orie Melton, Enders. Peas First, Jewell Qualls, Fairview; sec ond, Jewell Martin, Enders. Peaches First, Ruby Pearson, Wooster; sec ond, Jeannette Phillips, Caney, Soul Mixtures: First, Ruby Shaw, Enders second, Helen Clark, Enders.
 Class No. 4.-Preserves and But ter: First, Mary Evans, Enders second, Fay Brown, Enders.
 Class 5.-Collection of Jelly: First Ruby Shaw, Enders; second, Flo. Martin, Enders.
 Class No. 6-Preserves: First Beulah Grimes, Enola; second, Flo, Stevens, Pickles Gap. Class 7.-Best Glass Jelly: Firs , Ruby Shaw, Enders; second, Flor Hickman, Enders , Class 8.-Display of Meat: First Ruby Shaw, Enders; second Jeanett Phillips, Caney; third, Vaudie Her ring, Fairview.
 Cooking. ,l Class Light Rolls: First, Bron nie Herring, Fairview; second, Mabl Ferrill, Pickles Gap. Class 2.-Biscuits: First, Beula Grimes, Enola; third, Flora Hickman Enders.
 Class 3.-Corn Meal Muffns: Firs , Flora Hickman, Enders; second Helen Clark, Enders; third, Elsi Webb, Enders.
 Class 4.-Cake: First, Fay Brown Finders; second, Mary Evans, Enders third, Elsie Webb, Enders.
 Class Slight Bread: First, Elsi Webb, Enders.
 Class 6.-Doughnuts: Third, Flor; Hickman, Enders.
 Class 7.-Peach Short Cake: First Erie Nichols, Shady Grove; second Ruby Shaw, Enders; third, Mabl' Ferrill, Pickles Gap.
 Class 8.-Peach Short Cake (wom en): First, May Clark; second, Mrs Daisy McNair.
 Sewing-Girls.
 Bed Spread-First, Erie Nichols Shady Grove; second, Myrtle Burnett } Wooster.
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