The Little River news., 1921-09-17

ed The list follows:
 Total exhibits 1920, 280. Exhibits in each department in 1921: Boys and Girls Club Work, 101; agriculture, 86; live. stock, 10; Canned fruits and vegetables, 70; pastry, 31; Art, 7S. Total 376.
 Boys and Girls Club Work. Jones club, best booth, st......$3.00 Hicks club, best booth, second 200 Winthrop club, best booth, third ....1 ,00 Annie Welch, Hicks, best quart
 tomatoes, first ............................. 50 Also second Ribbon Ruth Mast, Jones, best quart
 beans, first ......-..-....-.....-........... 50 Ruby Owens, Hicks, second, Ribbon Violet Rettman, Jones, best quart
 apples, first -.-.---,...............--.-..-. .5O Ruth Mast, second ...........--.....-.R Ribbon Violet Rettman best quart peaches
 first oO Annie Welch, Hicks, second Ribbon Lida Metcalf, best quart peach
 pickles, first .................-...--.-..... 50 Ruby Owens, Hicks, second Ribbon Selma Rettman, Jones, best quart
 peas, first oo Violet Rettman, second .-....--..Ribbon Annie Welch, Hicks, best quart
 plums, first .............-.-..---.-..------- .5O Violet Rettman, Jones, second Ribbon Lillian Quarrels, Hicks, 12 oz. jar tomatoe first .............----.--...-.....- .5O Ruby Owens, Hicks, second Ribbon Myrtle Spencer, Jones, best cucumber
 pickle, first ....--..-....-.-.-.--....-.---- .50 Marguerite Leerstang, best 12 OF. Dix
 ie Relish, first ............-..-..........- .5O Ruby Owens, Hicks, best quart
 Eeets, first ,5O Lida Metcalf, second .... Ribbon Lillian Quarrels, Hicks, at. soup mix ture, first Cumie Welch, Hicks, second, Ribbon Lillian Quarrels, Hicks, canned
 chicken first ...-.........--.-....-..........5O Ruby Owens, Hicks, second. Ribbon Lillian Quarrels, Hicks, 6 oz. peanut
 butter, first Ruby Owens, Hicks, best collection
 jellies, first ......$l.OO Cumie Welch, Hicks, second. Ribbon Sewing.
 Cumie Welch, Hicks, best cup towel, first, soc.
 Ruth Mast, Jones, best pot holder, first, soc.
 Ruby Morgan Winthrop, best cap and apron, first, soc: Lena Schlup, Winthrop second, ribbon. | Lena Schlup, Winthrop best night gown, first soc; Ruby Owens, Hicks, second, ribbon.
 Lena Schlup, Winthrop, best table cloth with six napkins, first, soc; Lun- da Morgan, Winthrop, second, ribbon. Lunda Morgan, Winthrop, best button hole, first, soc; second, Ruby Morgan, Winthrop, ribbon.
 Ethel Pendergast, Winthrop, appli- que dresser scarf first soc; Ruby Nor gan, Winthrop, second, ribbon.
 Ethel Pendergast, Winthrop, best applique work apron, first, soc.
 Lunda Morgan, Winthrop, applique handkerchief, first $1.00; Selma Rett- man, second, soc; Ethel Pendergast, third, ribbon.
 Violet Rettman, history of Poultry Club work, first, soc, also history of Canning Club work, first, soc.
 Selma Rettman, best pen White Wy andottes, soc. Violet Rettman, best pen Buff Orp- ingtons, soc.
 Lena Schlup, best pen Rhode Islnad Reds, soc.
 Victor .Rettman, best 10 ears white corn, soc.
 Robert Young, best 10 ears of yellow corn, soc.
 Paul Young, best peanuts, soc. Agriculture.
 EIuIuOVI EIduhllu, UcSt pCSh AAAch potatoes, 75c; J. R. Gauldin, second, soc.
 Robert Young, best stalk Orange Cane, 75c; Robert Young, second, soc.
 J. R. Gauldin, best stalk seeded rib bon cane, 75c; J. w. Duffer. second, soc.
 Paul Young, best peanuts, soc.
 Geo. Robinson, best pumpkin, 25c. r Mrs. c. E. Gauldin, best collection of fold and farm products, $5.00.
 Sarah Gauldin, best 10 ears popcorn, soc.
 Chas. Spence, best 10 ears white corn, $1.0O;C. H. Rettman, second, soc. ,C. H. Rettman, best plate peas, soc !; best 5 lbs. stock peas, soc; best stalk soy beans, 25c. Continued on page 2)