The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-12-14
BOYS AND GIRLS IN
LISTS Of WINNIE RS
Friday Final Day At Poultry
Show, With Association
Meeting AT Night

Boys and Girls All clubs were well
represented in their display on the
balcony of the poultry show with &c
exhibits of total of 100 birds win
ming prizes worth around SITS. These
birds were raised by the children
from. the eggs given them at the egg
show last March. This work is car
ried on by the County Agent ]. c.
Lowery, and Mrs. Pearl B. Crawford.
They are working with the vtetw of
getting the Children interested in
raising good breeds of poultry.
Those exhibiting are: Virginia
OsBar, Douglas Ware, Alton O'Bar,
Manly Tingle, Thomas Waldrop. Tyre
Tremmel Wofford Russom, Emmett
Bradford, Gladys Bradford, Bert
Rhodes, Harry Higgenbotham, Earl
MEord, Lamar Hooks. Fannie Crow
leFand Mildred Ferguson.
Mr.. Lowery stated that this was
just start and that he was en-
deavoring to get the children to pay
more attention to the raising Of bet
tar chickens.
Probable Prize Winners.
While the list of prizes won is not
yet accessible because of the large
number of entries and many differ
emit classes, the prediction printed In
Thursdays Age-Herald is we'll car
risd out in the following names OF
those who won prizes. With a few
possible corrections these will form
tne official list which will probably
be ready Sunday:
J. H. Meyers, e. V. Dorss. Frank
lin B. Shufford, j. NJ. Norment, Mrs
John H Roper, G. L. Hendricks, Ty-
Ter Norgur., o. B. Warren, Cloverdale
Poultry Farm, Ernest Steward, Crit
fen and Belinger. ]. d. Lot, James
Kerr, ]. w. Hanks, l.. A. Clayton
John l.. Brake, A A. Acker, O. c.
Fryer. B r. watson, e. L. Norment
Swan o. Peterson, J. B. Mosely. NJ
I. Hosmer, DR. J. c. Anthony, Gard
ner Bros, Mrs. Ed Flynn, W. F. Cald-
well, Andrew Hilton. Mountain Cress
Poultry Farm, d. M. Ousler, Wal
nut Hill Poultry Farm, B. w. liner
Cahaba Poultry Farm. d. l.. NJ. Domi-
nick. C. R. Adams. A. H. Uhrig, j. D
Trucks. W. F. Cahoon, Randall Lyn-
sky, e. W Dorse, Earl Fitzgerald
Pachilta Poultry Farm, Miles Brad
ford, DR.. E. S. Brown, Marcy S. Hull
J. T. Shanks. Louis Usry, J. D. Lott
Jerry C. Dennis, L. Hodges Golson
Payne, David Brown, John Brown, j
Il. Brake, Arthur Banister, Harvey L
Hod, j. E. Daniels, NJ. e. Little, o. R
Clements, DIR, J. H, French, John
ogletree, Joe Aloha, Kennith G.
Wooley and o. c. Fryer. Many OF
these men won several prizes and
some in different breeds.
Friday being the last day of the
sho wlarge Numbers are expected &c
take advantage OF seeing the best
show large numbers are expected to
opinion of the officers and many Wis
itors. In spite of the rainy weather
Thursday the aisles were crowded all
day Plans are already taking shape
for the next annual show to take
place next December in a larger place
where an even greater number of
birds are expected. The incorporat-
ing of the show will also add i'm
mensely to the value and number of
the exhibits.
All members of the Jefferson Coun-
ty Breeders association, which will
meet at o'clock Friday night in the
old federal building, are urged to be
present as there will be very ir.por-
tant matterse taken under considera-
ton.