The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-11-23
Fine Exhibits
Shou)n at Fair

hold of the county ldli "iuu q fiaA @|AAN
yigor that is indeed surprising and re-
freshing. The building is boarded on
into numerous booths. The fact tnat
all of the booths were taken two
weeks before the fair opened is a
convincing argument that the county
fair has already outgroWn its quar-
tiers and that additional facilities
must be provided. The fair is just as
big as it can possibly be until proper
quarters are provided.
Practically every interest in BAN
berg county is represented. The
schools of the county, white and
colored, are we'll represented; the
AGRICULTURAL exhibits are revelations,
while the fancy work, home pro-
ducts. canning demonstrations, etc.,
proclaim in unmistakable terms the
vast possibilities of this fair section
of the greatest state in the U. S. A.
The exhibits are far too numerous
for detailed description. They con-
sumo the whole building. A vast
amount of work, thought and taste
were put into each, and the entire
building is bower Of beauty. Stream
ers, decorations and attractive and
artistic arrangement are seen in
every booth.
The following are some of the ex-
hibits to be seen in the main build
ing:
The home demonstration clubs, dis
playing canned goods, fancy WORK,
preserves, etc.
The Olar Buick company, automo-
biles.
Mrs. Annie Black, art.
Electric Maid Bake Shop, breads,
: cakes, etc.
Friday Afternoon Book club, rest
room.
Winthrop Daughters, rest room.
Bamberg graded school, craft
work, art, etc.
Carlisle school, school activities
J. R. Black, furniture.
Medical detachment, 118th in.
fantry, N. G. S. C..
L. B. Fowler, corn cribs.
Apollo Music club, club activi-
ties.
Home and antique exhibits.
Santee mills, loom in operation.
J. B. Brickle, automobiles.
U. D. c. Chapter, rest room.
G. Frank Bamberg, wagons and
buggies.
D. J. Delk, farming implements.
Sojourner Poultry Farm, poultry.
Marketing booth.
Ehrhardt graded school, schoo
activities.
Duncanville school, school activi'
ties.
Miss Leonard Kelly, photography
VOORHEES, school, of Denmark
school activities.
| Bamberg colored school, schoo
activities.
springtown community, genera
exhibit.
Denmark Coca Cola company.
Jas. T. Burch & Co., automobiles
Shuler-Walter Motor Co., automo
biles
Bamberg citizens (colored,) farm
exhibits, etc.
Govan and Olar (colored), gener
al exhibits.
Ehrhardt (colored), general ex
hibits.
Denmark chamber of commerce
representing IA enterprises Of Den
mark
The school exhibits are exception
ally good. The booth Of the loca
graded school has been pronounced
by many as being the best school ex
hibit seen in the state at any fair thi:
year. Space forbids giving the de
tails of this splendid booth. 1t re
fleets great credit on the school anC
the faculty and the town which thi!
school serves
The most interesting mechanical
exhibit is furnished by the Santet
mills, Inc, Of this city. The booth i:
beautifully decorated and inside
there is a loom in full operation
turning out cloth. Although Bam
berg has been a cotton manufactur
ing point for a score of years, this i
the first time hundreds of persons
iIhave ever seen cotton being manu-
factured into cloth. The operation ii
a most interesting one, and this ex