The Little River news., 1921-09-17
LIST OF PRIZE WlNNEkS
 JONES COMMUNITY FAIR
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ond, 25c.
 Chas. Spence, best 10 ears white corDI $100.
 0. H. Spencer, best peck sweet DO tatoes, 75c; also second, soc. Edmond Broomfield, best stalk cot ton, soc. Mrs. Lizzie Broomfleld, best plate apples, soc. | E. W. Wilson, best 10 ears yellow corn, $1.00.
 Tom McClane, best squash, 25c.
 Mrs. Harrison, best cad cabbage, 25c ! Live Stock. l. T. w, Mast, best haifer under one year, S2.0O. s. w. Sturdevant, best bull under one year, s2.oo. T. w. Mast, best boar over one year $2 O0; also best SOW over 1 year, $2OO and best SOW and litter, $2.O0.
 Violet Rettman, best pen Buff Orp- ingtons, $1.0O.
 Selma Rettman. second best pen White Wyandottes, soc. G. M. Schlup, best trio Rhode Island Reds, S1.00. Art Department. Ladies department of applique work Mrs. Simpson, best bed set, S1.OO; Mrs. Boggs, second, soc. Mrs. Scarborough, best one-piece dress, S1OO; Mrs. R. S. Harrison, sec ord. 75c. Crochet Work: Mrs. Scarborough best bed set, $1.00; also second, 75c.
 Violet Rettman, best yoke, 75c; Mrs. |B F. Garner, second, soc.
 Mrs. I. B. Wright, best centerpieco, roc Mrs. Jno. Pullen, second, soc.
 Mrs. Jno Broomfield. best handlSer- chief, ECc.
 Lunda Morgan, best towel, 75c; sec- ond. soc
 Mrs. I. B. Wright, tatted baby's cap, s1.OO.
 |, Mrs. w. D. Buarcklin, embroidered dress, $1OO: Mrs. Boggs, second, 5Oc.
 Mrs. T. w. Mast, dish towel holder, soc; Mrs. E. Franklin, second, 25c.
 Mrs. R. S. Harrison, patching, soc; Mrs. Boggs, second, 25c.
 Mrs E. w. Wilson. cook apron, 5oc.
 Mrs. B. F. Garner, table runner, 75c. Mrs. Scarborough, second. soc.
 Girls Dept. 19 Years and Under.
 Ruby Morgan, best apron, 75c; Fran ces Mast, second, 5oc.
 Mildred Franklin, dish towel and holder, soc; second, Frances Mast, 26c.
 Mildred Franklin, dish towel ma chine made, soc. t~I Girls 16 Years and Under
 Lunda Morgan, best dress, 75c; Ruth Mast, second, soc.
 Pastry.
 Jennie Spence, best loaf of bread, $1.OO; Edith Broomfeld, second, soc.
 G. M. Norwood, best angel food cake, s1 .OO; Mrs. R. s. Harrison, second, 5oc'
 Mildred Franklin, best white cake, cake, s1.OO; Mrs R. s. Harrison, sec- ond, soc.
 Ms. R. s. Harrison, best collection pastry, $1.OO.
 Mrs. Mary Franklin, cocoanut pie $, DO; Edith Brooritleld, second, 3Cc'
 Girls Department.
 Ruth Mast, best loaf bread, $1.0o; Lunda Morgan, second, soc.
 TheEna Hogrefe, best spice cake, S1 co: 1unda Morgan, second, sue.
 Mildred Franklin, best white cake. S1Oc, Incllna Hogrefe, second. "3c
 Lena Schlup, best chocolate pie, S1.OO; Mildred Franklin, second, soc.
 Lena Schlup, best lemon pie, S1.OO; Lunda Morgan, second, soc.
 Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
 Sarah Gauldin, best tomatoes, $1OO; Mrs. T. w. Mast. second, soc.
 Mrs. J. M. Young, best apple jelly, second soc.
 Mrs. Simpson, best pear preserves, second, soc.
 Mrs. Mary Franklin, best cucumber pickles, $1.00; Sarah Gauldin, second, bOc.
 Ora Gaulding, best canned beans, $1.OO; Fife Roland, second, soc.
 Mrs. Pendergast, best apple butter, S1.0o.
 Mrs R. s. Harrison, best collection preserves, $1.00.
 Mrs. R. S. Harrison, best collection jellies, s1,00. Mrs. c. H. Rettman, best canned peaches, $100. Mrs. Simpson, second. soc.
 Mrs. c. H. Rettman, best canned apples, $1.00; Mrs. Mary Huchel, sec ond, soc.
 Ora Gauldin, best canned peas. $1.OO Fly Johnson's store at Alleene was robbed Wednesday night of a large amount of groceries. Tom Jones a former citizen of near