The Little River news., 1921-10-08
OAK GROVE COMMUNITY
 FAIR A GOOD ONE
Held Only One Day, October 1st., List of Prizes Won Shows Varied
 Exhibits.

exhibits were splendid and covered wide field is evidenced by the list of prizes won in the different depart ments. A good crowd was in attend ance Dinner was served on the ground and a general good time had.
 The prizes and winners follow: First prize for prolific corn, c. H. De- well; second, Ed Choisser
 First, yellow corn, k. N Nelson j; second, Ed Choisser; third, J. o. Hop kins.
 Second prize, white field corn, H. R. Sutton.
 First prize, strawberry corn, H. R. Sutton. 4
 First prize, best stalk of corn, H. R Sutton; second E N. Nelson First prize, best June corn, J. w. Duffer First, club corn, George Leerstang second, Walter Leerstang; third, Bur- gess Dunlap; fourth, Luther Dunlap First. popcorn. E. w. Nelson; sec ond, H. R. Sutton. First, Spanish peanuts, Ed .Choisser second, Joe Maynard.
 First Tennessee Red peanuts, J. w. Duffer First, field peas, E. w. Nelson. First. stalk sorghum, J. w. Duffer second, H. R. Sutton First, ribbon cane, A. H. Waddle. First, sweet potatoes, J. o. Hopkins second, Ed Choisser First. squash, H. R. Sutton.
 First, egg plant, H. R. Sutton.
 First, syrup, H. R. Sutton.
 First, pears, George Leerstang; sec ond, H. k. Sutton.
 First, pumpkin, J. T. McCartner ; First, peafowl brush, A. fl. Waddell.
 First, Rhode Island Red chickens, Mrs Mccartney; second, Mrs. Chois- ser.
 First, White Wyandotte chickens, Mrs. E N. Wilson 'e7'-
 First, Leghorn chickens, Mrs. H. R. Sutton.
 ton.
 Best collection of canned vegetables and fruits, Mrs. E. N. Wilson. Second best collection, Mrs. McCart- ney. First, tomatoes, Violet Rettman ; second, Mrs. E. N. Wilson.
 First, beans. Mrs Duffer; second Violet Rettman.
 First. cabbage. Mrs Sutton: second Mrs. Mccartney.
 First, best beets. Mrs E. N. Wilson second, Mrs. Ed. Choisser,
 First, cucumber pickles. Mrs. Ed Choisser; also second. First, best peaches. Mrs Sutton; sec ond, Selma Rettman.
 First. plums, Mrs. Hopkins; second Violet Rettman. First, peppers Martha Lou Holmes. First canned watermelon preserves, Mrs. Addie Cox.
 First, chocolate cake. Buster Nilsson 1; second, Mrs. Hopkins
 First white cake, Mrs. Ed 'Choisser.
 First, chocolate pie, Buster Nilsson i; second, Mrs. Hopkins
 First. peach pie, Mrs. Hopkins: sec- ond, Mrs. Hopkins.
 First pumpkin pie, Mrs. Hopkins.
 First, pear pie, Mrs Duffer.
 First, cocoanut pie, Mrs. Choisser.
 First, syrup pie, Mrs. Duffer.
 First, biscuits, Buster Nilsson; sec ond, Mrs. Choisser.
 First, cookies, Katherine Leerstang
 First, loaf bread, Mrs. E N Nilsson also second.
 First rolls, Mrs, K. N. Nilsin; sec ond. Mrs. Martha Lou Holiness
 First towel, Mrs. McCartney; second Mrs. E. N. Nilsson.
 First, best apron, Mrs. Holmes; sec- ond, Mrs. K. N. Nilsson.
 First, best pillow cases, Mrs. Me- Cartney; second. Mrs. Nilsson.
 First dresser scarf, Mrs. Hopkins; :; second, Mrs. McCartney
 First, luncheon set, Mrs Holmes; second, Mrs. Nilsson.
 First, tatting. Mra.aHopkins; second, Mrs Nilsson.
 First, best crocheting, Mamie Green,
 Second, Violet Rettman.
 First. best quilt, Mrs. Chofsser, sec ond Mrs. Cook.
 Best soap, Mrs. Nilsson; second, Mrs. Hopkins. &
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 Buys Staple Cotton. K
 A. Goldsmith Friday bought a. bale of Webber 49 long staple cotton, pay