Evening journal., 1922-07-28
FAIR HAS BEEN
GREAT SUCCESS
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The races have been unusually
good and after all. this feature prob
ably attracts larger numbers to a
fair than any other amusement.
Judges in the various departments
have been busy all week making the
awards. which run into the nun
dreds.
day follow:
~ Farm, products from one farm not
.ess than six varieties, o. A. New.on
& Son, Bridgeville. first; j. W. MI
len. FELTON,, second.
Best 1-2 bushel red wheat james
Postles. first; o. A. Newton and sons
Bridgeville: second; and Ollie war
rington, third.
Pest 10 ears Of old white corn on
ear. ]. w. Killen, FELTON,.
Best 10 ears of old Yellow corn
on ear. Dewey Sapp, Milford; Jonn
d. Davis. second; William Maple.
Best half bushel white corn shell
cd Dewey Taylor. first; Arlie Taylor
second; ]. w. Killen. third.
Best half bushel yellow corn she'll
ed, Ralph Peck'
Best half Nbushel bucl0wheat' j.
w. Killen, FleEon.
Best u stalk OF broom corn, Ralph
Peck. Felton,
Rest FIVE stalks of broom corn
Joshua Davis, first; o. A. Newton
& Son. Bridgeville, second and j. W.
s Killen, third.
Largest six ears of corn and var
ietv. ]. w. Ki1len, first; John Davis
( second: and william Nutter.
Largest Sunfiower, ]. W. Killen'
first and Ralph Peck. second
Best 10 bundles of red clover-o'
A. Newton & Sons. first; Raiph
peck. second; u w. Killen. third.
Best 10 ID Crimson Clover-First'
Ralph Peck; second. prize. l.. D.
Prettyman.
Alfalfa--First, Dewey Snapp; sec
ond. o. A. Newton I. Sons; third j.
w. Kilien.
Mixed Hay-First. o. A. Newton
& sons. second, Dewey Sapp.
Bundle Wheat-First. o. A. New
TON & Sons; second. Cooper Grue-
well.
Timothy-First. o. A. Newton q
Sons; second. Dewey Taylor; third
J. w Kilfen.
Rye-First. o. A. Newton q sons;
second, Ralph Peck.
Orchard Grass-o. A. Newtown &
Sons.
oats-First. Albert Karlick; sec
ond. Cooper Gruewell.
Soy Bean Hay-First. Harry Ca
paugh.
Cow Pea Hay-First, Ralph Peck.
Fruit Department--Large and
hest Mate display of Apples-First,
!. w. Killen: second, o. A. Newton
Five Plates Transparent-tlrst
o. A. Newton & Sons; second, II. q
Baker: third. VIM. p. Poole.
Best FIVE plate Early Williams
First. o. A. Newton; second, Walter
Jester; third. II. G. Baker.
Best five plates of of July
First. II. G. Baker; second, VIM. F,
Poole: third, ]. w. Killen.
Best single plate of Yellow Trans
parent-First, o. a. Newton d sons
second, VIM. P. Poole; third, ]. w.
Killen.
First. VIM. p. Poole; second, ]. z.
Jester & Sons; third, ]. w killen.
williams Early Red-First, o. A
Newton & Sons; second. Royal jack
son; Third. Walter Jester & Sons.
Fourth of July-First. VIM. P.
Poole: second, J. w. Killen; third
Walter Jester.
Duchess of Oldenburg-First, o.
A. Newton; second, Royal Jackson;
third, ]. f. Jester & Sons.
wilson Red Jupe-First. Royal
Jackson; second, ]. w. Kiilen.
south Carolina Red June-First,
]. w. Killen; second, o. A. Weerton
& Son.
LAseland Raspberry-First, Royal
jackson; second. ]. E: Jester.
Early Strawberry First, j. W.
Killen; second, o. A. Weerton &
Son.
Red Astrachan--First, VIM. P.
Poole: second. ]. Z. Jester & Son;
third. o. A. Weerton & Son.
Nyack Pippen-First, j. w. Killen'
second, ]. E. Jester & Son; third
Royal w. Jackson.
rabap ples-First, o. A. Weerton
& Son: second. Mrs. c. A. ColeH.
Best bushel Apples of any variety
First, civilian Early Red), o. A.
Weerton & Son; second. J. w. killen'
Best bushel yellow Transparent
First. II. G. Baker; second. o. A.
Weerton & Son; third. VIM. P. Poole.
Best bushel Williams Early Red
First. O. A. Weerton & Son; second
George Rues; third, VIM. p. Poole.
Best plate of Belle of Georgia
First. j. w. Killen.
Best Plate Carmens-First, j. z.
Jester and Son; second, ]. w. XII
len
Sickle Pears-First. j. w. Killen;
second, Edgar NJ. VINEYARD; third.
Emerson Sayn.
Best Plums-J. W. Killen.
Under the leadership Of Mrs w.
p Poole, the flowers presented for
expibltion purposes are displayed in
a beautiful manner. This section of
the Fair was judged yesterday and
the following are prize winners:
Exhibits Of plants, not less thar
six-First, Eva b. wingate; second
Mrs Clarence Tharp; third, Anna
Cannon.
Exhibit Of three double geran-
iums-First Miss Mamie Anthony.
Begonias-First. Mrs. Nora Tharn.
second. NJ. Pearl Vess.
Exhibit of one fern--First. Mary
NJ. Greenley; second, Mrs. Bertha
Smith.
Exhibit of three ferns-First, Mrs.
Mary NJ. Greenley; second, Mrs
Nora Tharp.