The Brunswick news., 1922-12-02
POULTRY SHOW
AS WELL SOTHER
EXHIBITS, GREAT
&ed People Did Themselves
bud in Their Excellent
Showing.
MANUFACTURERS DISPLAY
WAS WONDERFUL FEATURE
Frank E. Block Company, At
lanta Candy Manufacturers.
Was Awarded Best Booth
Blue Ribbon.

was NWul NCQ DCoA DOOti'
Blue Ribbon.
The Giynn County Fair closed last
night after a very successful show
ing Visitors from all parts Of Geor-
gia attended the fair and pronounce
it one of the best ever held in the
county
The department devoted to exhibits
from the various colored schools sur
prised visitors with specimen of all
kinds of handicraft The Needwood
school had on display many and va
ried forms of agricultural products
raised in the county, and some speci-
men Of woodwork and wcavery. The
Priscilla Art Club displayed all kinds
of fancy and practical needlework
and crochetinp. The Sterling school
displayed agricultural products and
fancy needlework Clayhole school
exhibited agricultural products. fan
cy and practical necdleWork, wood
Work and basket weaving. Everett
City school displayed agricultural
Products, palmetto and pine needle
weaving and shuck cushions. Buck
Swamp school showed agricultural
products, needework, sewing and also
had q live opossum in a cage. The
Brunswick school exhibited needle
work and agricultural products. 81
Simon school displayed agricultural
products, including peanuts, models
of basket weaving and shuclls cuah-
ions. Magnolia school showed the
usual agricultural products, specimen
of weaving, needlework and a cane
bottomed chair. w. II. Soabrook had
nice display of onions. carrots, cab
bage, turnips. mustard, collard and
sweet potatoes. St. Athanasiut
school had the best in their depart
ment, showing the needlework of the
girls sewing department including
reed baskets (glass bottoms), ami
stools, towel rollers. pin cushions.
knife and fork - picture frames
and book ends boys of that
school made a fts Bfary set, includ-
ing table. six cf@rs ane-bottomed
bookcase and a typewriting table
The juvenile department had fine
exhibit of preserved fruits and vege-
tables. Credit must be given Chris
tiuna O'Neill, county demonstration
for the work she did in managing The
celored department
Mrs. Kate Lanier Smith, Of the Un-
iversity Of Georgia, had an exhibit
on nutrition The Federal Bakeries,
Inc, Of this city, had a fine exhibit
showing all kinds of delicious and aps
petizing cakes, crackers and bread.
Frank E. Block, of Atlanta, had q
nice display of cakes and candies,
this booth was managed by Mrs. II.
B. Kroeher Mrs n. Emanuel Of this
city had a well arranged booth, dis
playing her new Dees products in
the form of crystalized candies stuff
ed prunes, dates and sugared nuts.
All the ingredients of these products
are raised right in this county. Nc
Brady's Co., had nice display of all
kinds of toilet waters, perfumes and
face powders, booth managed by Mrs.
W. Fl. Allen. The Phoenix Grocery
Co. displayed their chicken chow and
chowder. Alonzo Bros had fine dis
play Of their cigars and special
Christmas gift boxes Of cigars. j.
NJ. Prim had well appointed dis
play of their cigars. Credit must be
given Mrs. j. J Wimberly for the
fine manner in which She put on dis
play the various and diversified spec
linen of the needlework Of the ladies
of Brunswick, in the art department
The Industrial Chemical and Fertil-
izer company exhibited fertilizer, acid
Phosphate. and nitrate Of soda. The
National Biscuit Company displayed
their line Of crackers and plum pud-
ding cakes. The Brunswick Marine
Construction Corporation DISPLAYED
models of propellers, models of two
schooners, and also fun rugged mod
el of a two-masted schooner made by
Cant. Chas. E. Gray. The Georgia
Craosoting Company displayed sec
tions of crossties, poles, shingles, and
cross arms. The County Board Of
Health displayed bottled malarial
mosquitoes and minnows.
The Poultry Association had q
large display Of hens, ROSTERS, and
geese under the supervision Of the
president and secretary. DR. R. G
jackson and Mrs. G. V. Cate, rszpes-