The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-10-13
COMMUNITY SHOW
AT GREELYVILLE
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE EXHIB.
1T OF POULTRY AND FARM
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS.
(Reported for The County Record.)

(Reported for The County Record.)
A very successful community fair
was staged Friday, October 7th, at
Greelyville. The success of this fair
is largely due to the untiriing efforts
of the Fair Association which is COM
posed of T. w. Boyle, president, S. c.
Stackly, secretary and. Mrs. Gibbons,
superintendent of the Woman'S De-
partment. The entire community CO.
operated to make this the success that
i. was. The fair was held in the cot
ton warehouse which certainly pre-
sented busy, attractive scene.
A number of valuable prizes were
given by the various business men Of
the town. In addition, exhibits which
showed especial merit were decorated
with blue and red ribbons. The
Judges in the household department
were from the Home Demonstration
Department of Winthrop College.
The following ladies being included
Mesdames Frances Y. Kline and Theo.
D. Plowden; Misses Laura Bailey and
Bessie Harper. The Agricultural ex-
hibit being judged by Messrs Thos.
Cathcart and Frank Culp. The mer-
chants booths, poultry and curios be-
ing judged by Mrs. Kline and Messrs
Cathcart and Culp.
In the household exhibits the follow
ing prizes were given:
Best plate of rolls-Mrs. ]. B. Ais
brook; prize stb Pillsbury flour by
J. M. McGill, Kingstree.
Best loaf Of bread-Mrs. c. H.
Lesesne; prize 24fb sack Of flour by
P. R. Keels.
Best plain cake-Mrs. T. ]. Hogan;
prize pair of waffle irons by King
Hardware Co., Kngstree.
Best layer cake-Mrs. M. G. McMil-
Ian; prize BIB can of coffee by j. M.
McGill.
Best exhibit of candy-Mrs. R. 7.
Gibbons; prize 25fb sack of sugar by
B. G. Land.
Best collection of preserves and jel-
ly-Miss Susan Gourdin; prize pre-
serving kettle by ]. B. Alsbrook.
Best pickles C. w. Lesesne;
prize 81 in toilet articles by Service
Drug Co.
Best jelly-Mrs. S. w. Minis; prize
$3.50 in trade by Joe Cook.
Best collection IL jars canned goods
Mrs. ]. F. Haselden; prize rocking
chair by S. v. Taylor. End prize
Mrs. M. G. Mcmillan; pair Of silk
hose by D. Silverman, Kingstree.
Best exhibit of canned goods-Mrs.
T. w. Boyle; prize silk umbrella by
Kingstree Dry Goods Co. End. prize
Mrs. F. ]. Allen; pair silk hose by
b. Joseph Co.
A very creditable display of poul-
try was on exhibition. Below is a
list of the prize winners;
Best display Of poultry owned by
one exhibitor-Mrs. T. w. Boyle;
prize l sack of chicken feed.
Best display Of poultry, any variety
Mrs. T. w. Boyle; prize $3.50 in
cash by T. w. Boyle.
Best display in the American class
eS of poultry-Mrs. Fletcher Hogan;
prize $3.50 in cash by Farmers Bank
of Greelyville.
Best display in the Mediterranean
classes Of poultry-Mrs. c. H. Le-
sesne; prize $3.50 in cash by Farmers
Bank of Greelyville.
Best male bird in show-Mrs.
Fletcher Hogan; prize $1.OO in cash
by T. w. Boyle.
Best female bird in the show-Fred
Mishoe; prize S1.OO in cash by T. W.
Boyle.
Best pen in the show-Mrs c. H.
Lesesne; prize set of Ford spark plugs
by Greelyville Motor Co.
A wonderful collection of cullos
was on exhibition. The assembling
of this exhibition was due to the ener-
pv and interest of DR.. VIM. O'Bryan.
A handsome bottle of toilet water