The Neshoba Democrat., 1921-08-18
nESHOBA FAIR PRIZE
and PREMIUM WINNERS.

anu PREMIUM WlNNtkj.
CThe name first mentioned In each
instance Is the winner OF first place;
second name, second winner etc.l
STOCK
Stallion. Amos Posey; Jack, j. M.
Milling; Reg. Bull milk type, N. Il.
Gipson, l. G. Mature; Reg. Bull beef
type, A. J. Mayo, Il. l.. Watkins;
Reg. Cow, N r. GIBSON, H. Y. Gra-
ham; Herd Of cattle. j. NJ. Turner:
Champion Short Horn Bull, X. l.,
Watkins; Short Horn Cow, j. j.
Cooper; Short Horn calves, j.. j.
Cooper; Mule colt under l yr., Joe
Rivers, j. l.. Cleveland mule colt
over and under 3, Alton Germany,
H. L. Martin; pair mules. j. A. How
ell, T. NJ. Fulton; Brood Mare, Ii. Y.
Graham, Joe Rivers; Reg. boar, j. S.
Smith, DIR. w. H. Banks; Club pig.
Adie Smith; Reg. Sow, j. s. Smith,
w. H. Banks: Herd Of swine, HI. l..
Trapp, J. E Trapp;
LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Grafton by boy, Bruner Trapp,
Clarence Milling; defamation by boy
Oren Banks, Wanack Banks; read
ing by girl, Florence Seward, Edie
Trapp; reading by girl under II.
Imagene Greaves, Margaret Vance;
AGRICULTURAL
Display OF agricultural products, J
E. Trapp, III. l.. Trapp; 6 stalks corn
grown by club boy, Spurgeon Lewis;
stalks by other than club boy, F. c.
Lewis; stalks cotton, w. A Brad
shaw, j., E. Trapp; peanuts, A. j.
Mayo, Bruner Trapp; watermelon,
Ira Lewis; stalks cane, H. II. Dew
eese, E. w. Myers; cabbages, Mrs.
Jewel Brantley, Mrs. N. M. Fox;
bean vines, Mrs. Alice Grafton, Mrs.
Mamie Trapp; beans lima. H. p.
Harrison, Mrs. j. H. Huston; beans
lima bunch, HI. P. Harrison, r. F.
Martin; onions, Harrel Milling, Mrs.
Jodie Barrett; tomatoes, j M. Ger
many, Mrs. w. ID. Nicholson; sweet
potatoes, J Il. Barham, Mrs. N. L.
Morrow; Irish potatoes, j. e. Ellis,
Mrs. X. l.. Watkins; fruits, Fox G.
Lewis, Miss Adele Dearin9; canned
goods In general, Mrs. r. l.. Watkins
Mrs. Alice Cooper: Jelly, Mrs. Emmett
Lee Barnett, Mrs. Ira Lewis; pickles,
sauces, vinegar, and catsup, Mrs R.
L. Watkins; Plymouth Rock chick
ems, Mrs. Mary Sharp; r. 1. Reds,
Ira Lewis. Mrs. j. w. Watkins; Leg
horns, Murrel Vance, Mrs. Henry
Martin; other breeds, Mrs. Lula Cole
man, Mrs. L. S. RUSSELL
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Pen chickens, Mrs. Mary Sharp;
corn grown by club boy, Spurgeon
Lewis; canned fruits and vegetables,
Mrs. r. L. Watkins; watermelon, Ira
Lewis; tomatoes by club girl, Miss
Nellie Coleman; ears corn, III. p. Har-
rison; canned goods, Mrs. r. l.. Wat
kins; sugar cane, T. T. Dearing; best
OF wine, Mrs, r. l.. Watkins; grown
products. grown by Neshoba Coun-
ty girl, Miss Gladys Watkins; stalks
corn, II. P. Harrison; butter, Mrs.
Mamie Smith, Mrs. Lula Coleman,
bread, Mrs. M, 8. Lewis, Mrs. w. T
Smith; undressed cake, Mrs. w. t.
Cooper, Miss Leora Martin; ginger
cake, Mrs r. l.. Watkins, Mrs. Nam
ME Smith; tea cake, Mrs. W. t. Lof-
ton, Adele bearing; floral display,
Miss Ona Watkins, Mrs. Jodie Bar
rett; scrap quilt, Miss Venie Martin;
scrap quilt made by girl, Kate Wat
kins; worsted quilt, Mrs. Susie Bas-
sett; home made rug, Mrs. Ada Ellis;
hand made garment, Annie Martin;
machine made garment. Miss Venie
Martin; kitchen apron, Cola Morrow;
most unique household article, Miss
Jewel Jay; best darn, Miss Jewel
JAY; mans shirt, Miss Sudie II ooper;
crochet, Miss Leora Martin; tatting,
Miss Margaret Crews; center piece,
Miss Emma Lotion; table runner.
Mrs. j. L. Smith; luncheon set, Mrs.
Marvin Cooper; gown yoke made up,
Mrs. H. l.. Martin; baby cap, Mrs E
V. Watkins; counterpane, Miss irene
Smith; scarf, Mrs. Floyd Rivers; bed
room set, Mrs. ]. A. Walton; cook
apron made by girl, Thelma Lewis;
patch In old garment, Miss Sudie
Hooper; dining cloth, Mrs. w. ID.
McDonald; napkins. Miss Lexie
Lewis; laundry bag, Miss Leora Mar
tin; sewing bag, Miss Jewel Jay;
home made basket, Adele Dearlng;
set of infants garments, Mrs. w. L.
Cooper; infants cloak, Mrs. w. j..
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