Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-30
Winnings OF Club Boys And
Girls at County Club Fair

eAehs raised - Empire Store
Ruey Swanson-3rd largest number
ra;scd $500
Eta Belle Mcakcr ON numbe,
raised SlO0
ou:se Maddox-on number raised
IitG.
A2'e Mullinal On number raised
S1OU.
i.ucile Newsore On number rails.
&C s1o0.
Gertrude Harper-On number rails.
ed $1.OO
Annie Drexler-On number raised
$lOO.
Floyd Mercer-On number raised
$l,OO, Fitzgerald Storage Battery Co.
Blanch Webb-On number raised
$l.00 Fair Store.
Pearlie Mae Garrison-On number
raised $l.O0.
Gussie Leverett-On number rails
ed Sl.00 T. J. Halle & Co.
Allie Mae Miller-Exhibit, $500
1. j. Halle & Co.
Allie Belle ADMINISTRATIVE $1.OO
F. F. Wyman.
Eva Goodwin--Exhibit, $500 Home
Furniture Co.
Dollie Day-Exhibit $500 Fitzger-
aid Furniture Company.
Ncttie B. Rakestraw-Exhibit sl.O0
McLellan's Ten Cent Co.
Lucy Tomberlin--Exhibit 49, $l.OO
McCarty's Store.
Sarah Taylor-Erhibit $l.00 J. H.
Willis.
Vessie Taylor-Exhibit 81 Jake
Tatel.
Lewis MISUNDERSTANDING, 81 Raw
Inns Market.
Ruby Stone-Exhibit cash $l.OO.
Dimple Roberts-Exhibit, cash ST.
Mrs. J. N. Swearingen-Best gard
en- exhibit-$4.O0.
Mrs. ]. T. Hendricks Vegetable
NSHiDll pl.UU.
Mr.. J. M. Davis-Celery exhibit 81.
| am delighted to submit the above
manifested interest shown by both
the Club Boys and Girls, and the gen.
erous hearted premium contributors.
On account of the great many premi-
inns donated I have been able to re-
serve two scholarships to the summer
short course at the Georgia State Col
lege of Agriculture, one for a boy and
one for a girl, which club members
will have an opportunity of contest
ing for from now until August 1st.
1wish to thank R. L. Stone, H. K.
Sigh, R. W. McLendon, Grailey
Hale, S. A. Wright and J. J. Dorm
iney for the meats furnished, and the
Fitzgerald Chamber of Commerce for
the other necessary expenses for the
nice barbecue furnished the Club
boys and girls and their parents on
the last day of our club fair.
We were also delighted to have a
number of Mrs. Bertha v. Luke's
Home Economics Agent for Ben
Hill and Wilcox County, Club boys
and girls with US on this occasion. We
feel very much encouraged in the
general interest shown in Our club
work and hope it will continue to
grow until we are able to hold a real
Agricultural County Fair in Ben
Hill County.
Yours very truly,
c. T. OWENS,
County Agent
Home Economies
Canning exhibit for girls
Carrie Hendr;cks-Best general gar
den exhibit, $100 merchandise, Nc
| Lellan Ten Cent Co. and ST cash by
]. E. Turner.
Gladys Wright-Best Tomato ex-
hibit, ST merchandise, National Drug
Co.
Margaret Wright-Best Peach
exhibit, 81 merchandise, McCarty's.
Bertha Thompson-Best pear exhib-
it, ST merchandise, Halle Drug Co.
Versie Taylor-Best grape exhibit,
81 merchandise, R. Paull< Drug Co.
Canning exhibit for women:
Mrs. Andrew ]. Mechanically
exhibit products made from peaches,
ST cash. Woman's Club.
Mrs. ]. N. Swearingen-Best exhib-
it products made from pears, 81 alum
mum broiler, Fitzgerald Hdw. Co.
Mrs. ]. T. Hendricks-Best exhibit
canned vegetables ST aluminium broil-
er, Home Furniture Co. and 81 mer-
chandise, Kruger Bargain Store.
Mrs. J. N. Swearingen-Best exhib-
it jams and jellies ST cash, Woman's
Club.
Sewing exhibit for girls:
Rubye Swanson-First centerpiece,
81 cash Woman's Club.
Essie Mae Haddock-Second center
piece 81 merchandise, Sam Abrams.
Carrie Garrison Best Bingham
Dress. 81 cash, Woman's Club.
Margaret Wright-Best dining room
set ST cash ]. D. Dorminey.
Vera Brannan-Best Dresser Scarf
81 merchandise, Surprise Store.
Vera Brannen-Best towel ST mer-
chandise, Bazaar Store.
Irene Roberts-Best Boulder cap