The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-10-27

Montgomery. Sweepstakes Sweet
 Potatoes, Roy D. Williams. Pem-
 entoes, 1st Pink Cosper. Best Ex-
 hibit of Agricultural and Horticul-
 tural Products, 1st Duncan, End
 Sheldon, 3rd Franklin. Best Exhibit
 cut Flowers, 1st Mrs. w. H. Alex
 ander. 2nd Mrs. l.. F. Smith. Ex-
 hibit Potted Plants. 1st Mrs. Tom
 Dees, 2nd Mrs. w. H. Alexander.
 Bouquet Cut Flowers, 1st Mrs. J. k. Fowler. 2nd Olene McCulloch. Best
 Canned Plums, 1st Mrs. w. J. Ma
 thesen, 2nd Mrs. J. I. Cohn Best
 Canned Apples, 1st Mrs. J. l. Conn.
 2nd Mrs. F. A. Gale. Best Canned
 Pears, 1st Mrs. J. I. Cohn, 2nd Mrs
 J. B. Fullerton. Best Canned Pea
 ches. 1st Mrs. J. B. Fullerton, End
 Mrs. J. l. Cohn. Best and largest
 assortment of canned friuts and
 vegetables, 1st Mrs. JI. Cohn Best
 can preserved Plums, 1st Mrs. l.. E.
 Smith, 2nd Mrs. Ben McNair Best
 can preserved Pears, 1st Mrs. J. l.
 Cohn. Best can preserved Water
 melon, 1st Mrs. Ben McNair, End
 Mrs. J. l. Cohn. Best can preserved
 Tomatoes, 1st Mrs. J. 1. Cohn, 2nd Mrs. Ben McNair. Best can preserv-
 J. l. Il. can preserved gooseberries, 1st Mrs. J. I. Cohn. Best can preserve Srtaw- berries, 1st Mrs. L. E. Smith. Best glass jelly, 1st Della Mathesen, End Mrs. J.. R. Walter Best mixed pickles in glass, 1st Mrs. J. I. Cohn. 2nd Mrs. Ben McNair. Best Cucum- Der pickles in glass, 1st Mrs. ]. I. Conn, End Mrs. Muss Cosper. Best glass pickles of other kind. 1st Mrs. J. l. Cohn, 2nd Mrs Ben McNair. | Best loaf of bread. 1st Mrs. l.. A. l Patten, 2nd Mrs. Muss Cosper. Best loaf Cake, 1st Mrs. J. l. Cohn, 2nd | Mrs. Muss Cosper. Best layer Cake, | 1st Mrs. J. l, Cohn, 2nd Mrs. James l Keel. Best butterless or sponge l Cabinet of Folger's Golden, End Mrs. l ;; l. Cohn. Best covered pie, 1st Mrs. J. l. Cohn, 2nd Mrs. Bart Gale :! Best open top pie, 1st Mrs. Bart Gale. l End Mrs. 0. J. Richins. Best strip ped pie, 1st Mrs. J. I. Cohn. Best | pound homemade butter, 1st Mrs. fl R. D. Williams, 2nd Mrs. o. J. Rich
 ms. Best pound Cottage Cheese, 1st II 2ichins. Best embroidery, Kensing- sOil OL OdIlu OtlICuy lSI III COlUT0U Satin Stitch Mrs. J. " Parks, 2nd n colored Satin Stitch Mrs. Polly ]! Whipple. Best embroidery in Kens- ngton or Satin Stitch, 1st in white Mrs. Polly Whipple, 2nd in white Mrs. ]: I. Cohn. Best Cross Stitch, 1st Mrs. J. R. Wester, 2nd Miss Dorothy Awbrey, Best embroidery of other kinds. (Eyeelet) 1st Mrs. J. I. Cohn, had of other kinds, 1st Mrs. J. 2. Wester, 2nd Mrs. J. I. Cohn. Best Crochet bed spread, 1st Mrs. John Pollock, 2nd Mrs. George Stephens. Applique Bed Spread, 1st Mrs. R. J. Coleman, 2nd Mrs. J. R. Fowler Best crochet trimming Filet, 1st Mrs I. I. Cohn, 2nd Mrs. Thomas Simp- Ion. Best crochet trimming, other kinds, 1st Mrs. James Opie, 2nd Sara Crabtree. Best tatting, 15t Mrs. Polly Whipple. Best hand 1nitted garment, 1st Mrs. J. R. Wes- CT Best hand-knitted lace. 1st II Mrs James Opie. 2nd Polly Whipple. Best hand made baby dress, 1st Mrs. Ii J. R. Wester, 2nd Mrs. Poly Whip ,le. Best exhibit of Needlework iron my school in County, 1st Morenci School Best quart homemade SOr lum, 1st Mrs West White. End Mrs. Ray Sexton Fly Trap (SpeciaD l Best fly trap made by boy, st Glen- wood Bockman. Special One Pyrex set was awarded to Mrs. J. l. Cohn, Duncan, for highest number of blue 'ibbons. Best exhibit Manual Train ng work from any school in county, Lst Morenci School. Best single piece Manual Training work exhi- oited by individual, 1st Tony Nae ;arate, Morenci school, End James Gamble, Duncan High School. Rop- ng, 1st Archie Butcher. 2nd Louis Dean, 3rd Roy Adams, 4th Gus Burt :her. Riding. Free for all race, 1st
 Ira Spoon, 2nd. Rufus Spoon, 3rd J. 3. Fullerton Ladies Horse Race, Lst Mrs. Babe Stockton, 2nd Miss
 rene Bass. Cow Pony, 1st Taylor Cloudt, 2nd Tom Cauthen. year id Race, 1st Floyd Hightower. 2nd Fred Oberholser. Riding Steers Mrs Babe Stockton. Clown Archie Fulcher.