The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-10-12
T|sHlN|NG0 COUNTY FAIR

Iuka was Gre wded with people
last Friday and Saturday the occa'
sion being the county fair. While
the fair was on a small scale all the
exhibits were of high order and
many were surprised to see such a
fine display of agricultural products,
canned goods, fancy work, poultry,
live stock, etc. Our home demon
stration agent, Mrs. Stennett and
county agent Mr.. Smith, are doing
| good work and getting results. Ii
| is evident that risbomingo county
soil will prodlce most anything
when intelligently cultivated and
the display OF canned goods could
not be surpassed. We never saw
finer chickens. The future OF TIE
county depends largely on the in
tere 1t taken in Just such things that
were displayed at this fair and we
hope that every business concern in
the county will offer a prize or
prizes at the next fair. The Vi
dette offers prize of $500 in gold
! to 60 as directed by the home and
county agents.
Following is the list:
Best isJlay OF Camel Fruits
1st, No. 1, Mrs. l.. Owens; End
No. 5, Mrs. r. l.. Smith, Hon.
orable mention, NJ. %, Mrs G. c.
| Glenn.
| Best Individual Jar of Canned
| Fruits-1st, No 5, Mrs. R. L. Smith;
| 2ld, No. 5, Mrs. r. l.. Smith
Honorable mention, No. /, Mrs. l.,
/ Owens.
| Best Display of Canned Veleta-
bles-1st, No. 1, Mrs. l.. Owens;
End. No 5, Mrs. r L Smith. Hon.
mention, No. 81. Miss Lora Glenn.
| Best Individual Jar of Vegeta-
bles-1st, No. 81, Miss Lora Glenn;
End, No 5, Mrs. r L Smith. Hen.
mention, l Mrs. L Owens.
| Best Display Of Preserves-1st.
| No. J. Mrs. Luther Owens; End,
| No. 81. Miss Lora Glenn. Hon.
mention, No. 20, Mrs. Tom Clarke.
| Best Individual Jar Of Preserves
LIST, No. |, Mrs, Luther Owens;
End. No. 2S. Mrs. G G Glenn. Hon.
mention, No. 81, Miss Lora Glenn,
| Best Display of Pickles. 1st, No.
1, Mrs. Luther Owens; End, No. 81,
Miss Lora Glenn. Hon. mention
No. 2S, Mrs. G G Glenn,
| Best individual Jar of Pickles
| 1st, No. %, Mrs. G C Glenn; End
| No. IS, Mrs. Earl Seago. Hon.
mention, No. 1, Mrs. Luther Owens.
| Best Display of Jelly-1st No. l !,
Mrs. Luther Owens; End, No 81,
Miss Lora Glenn. Hon. mention,
| No. 7, Mrs, J E Garrett.
Best Individual Jar of Jel.y-1st,
No. 81, Miss Lora Glenn; 2nd, No
81, Miss Lora Glenn, Hon. men
| lion, No 1, Mrs, Luther Owens.
Best Display OF Jam-1st, No. l.,
Mrs. Luther Owens; End and 3rd
No Entry
Best Individual Jar of Jam = 1st,
M. %, Mrs G G Glenn; End, No. /,
Mrs Luther Owens. Hon. mention,
No, %, Mrs Tom Clarke.
Best Quart of Sweet Milk-1st,
No. 2S, Mrs G c Glenn; End and
3rd. No Entry.
| Best Six Bars Home made Soap
list, No. II, Miss Lora Glenn;
2nd and 3rd, No Entry
Best Cake of Beeswax list, No.
! II, Miss Lora Glenn. End and 3rd
no competition.
Prettiest and Best Made Outfit
1st, No. -, MrsILizzie Rast; End,
No. 20, Mrs Tom Clarke. Hon.
mention, No, 10, Mrs B NJ Riley.
Best Luncheon Set--lst, No. III,
Mrs R T Rutledge; End. No, 20,
Mrs Tom Clarke.
Best Apron Made by Girl Under
18-1st, No. 81, Laura Elizabeth
Carmichael; I'd, No. 6, Attic Deaton,
Best Dresser Scarf-1st, No. Is,
Mrs J J Whitten; End, No. s, Mrs
w A Stennett. Hon. mention, No,
%, Mrs e II Gravette.
Best Centerpece-1st, No. IA,
Mrs NJ c Allen; 2nd No. II, Mrs z
/ Rutledge.
Best Counterpane-1st, No. 10