The Lexington advertiser., 1934-11-15
West Stages Products
And Flower Show

The weather being fair. . very large
crowd attended the Fair held here Nov
9th. 1t has been estimated SEQ OF mort
were present; Nearly 400 registered
The Fair conducted by the West "o-
mans Club in accordance with the state
Chamber of Commerce and State Fereda-
tion Of Womans Clubs plan to and IN
=aanjtitat.on. was quite a success IN
every way. Many farmers and house
keepers have expressed their approval
-.U appreciation OF the Fair. Several
sa.d they are going to win prizes Tor the
greatest variety Of farm and garden pro-
GUce and greatest variety OF canned
feed next year About 81 entered eX-
hibits and many won blue ribbons who
did not get prizes as We had only So
prizes TO give The Club wishes to eX-
press appreciation of the hearty coop
Grafton of one and all and thank every
one who in any way helped make our
fair a success. Mr.. T NJ Williams. Mrs.
E r. Brittian ard Miss Mildred CARROT
die much to add to the interest in our
county by their very instructive and
interesting addresses Mrs 4. /. Camp
bell winner Of The first prize. mad 76
varities Of canned goods Mrs. Zulma
Alexander. second had 50, closely fol-
lowed oy Mrs. Brown Brock. s.. and
Mrs ~ ". Holmes with So Morgan
weeks ven frs. prize with s. varieties
o. farm and garden produce. Miss Lot
tie May Black. second mad b. Among
the exhibits winning red ribbons and
well worthy Of note were: = lovely GRO
,Ae: bed spread belonging to Mrs. v. H.
Taylor: Afghan and pillow q Mrs. S. P.
Thompson: lovely hooked rugs. lunch
zen sets. bed linen, quilts. etc. An old
farm Of Mr. Green. carGed. spun and
woven BY slaves. 1t has been IN use
1u. Is II good repair and nov be-
oags 70 Mrs n B. Tate. who is a
grandmother Mr. ". O. Davis exhibited
-yo immense egg plants which were sold
. lady from Texas. Mrs. NJ ".
Holmes had small cedar chest made
entirely b. hand. from an old fence post.
! lovely collection o. ehrysanthemums.
iahiiaS. rarigolds. roses. COSMOS, ferns,
.actus. begonias, etc. added beauty and
fragrance 10 the practical part q eur
air The winner OF the gaest prize.
lsEIs Ha-C- SGA- O. N--S 7%4- 49, 80
trades rc0&.. John Watson Holmes held
,he lae.sY number Ter re ; pound box
: candy. Mr., Eddie Thompson drew 3,
n Lovely coeea rut cake made b, Ms.
). VI. Thoa2as which w5r first prize on
x1.b.I Dainty lite Liaaa Brock drew
he numbers Eroa- t1e box. Among these
raG distance who visited the Fair
-e.e ". ana L-s Y. ?. Hanasett. e :
caula Mrs. Talrr.o-5. Dallas. Texas;
z5zses 4-...e a1a GeorEi. Mcintyre a-l
rs. Berse,,, Dura1.; Mss Coleman.
rsz12ooa. The ClG5 feels well repaid ),
or the efforts made and coHzrat1late :
. f4r.n and garden products. Ms. W
Srictt had = s7ar5 la-ce- than q c@-<- Z
uzhel measure. She Is going = haya
aa1e baskets na@e e some sourds. :
7r;ze winners vsre 8 fol,eRz
Greatest variety canned goods. Mrs.
!. !. Campbell; greatest variety farm :
I'd garden pro&u-e. Morgan Weeks; {
est six ears eora. O. v. Thomas; best {
ia " Z. J4eSSan; best coop chickens.
=. II. : 2rccE ana Arthur Alexander J
es+ dozea eggs, Miss Pauline Black; :
$. sweet potatoes, Mss Loc.:e N,
lack; best Irish potatoes, Mrs Grace ;
utry; best jar canned peaches. Mrs n
ii Browning; best ta~ beans. Mrs. Roy c
cCra-y: best ar tomatoes. Mrs 4 /
ampbell; bes: jar blaekberries. Miss
ottie Black; best peach marmalade.
=. Roy McCrary: 5est pear honey.
:. c. I. Brock: hes: y preserves,
Is. a. l. Campbell; best cucumbe-
exile. Mrs Doolsy; hast reach pickle.
rs. c. eagle; best soup mixture. Mr..
L. Brock; best crocheted spread. Miss
Watson; best Quilt, Mrs. 4 / Cau.r-
II; best embroidered linen. Nrs s.
johnson: hest 3e77er relish. Nr
:. Campbell: best har5wor2 by gi~l
Years o. unde-. Maggie Views; bez-
rdworl. ny boy. John " Holmes: best
: roast 1eef Ms. R ,t-C.ary: best
yer cake. Mrs 0. ". Thomrsor: hest
Il Aiscgi:s Ms. :. Y. W1tscn: best