The Coolidge examiner., 1940-11-21
Cotton Growers
in PinaI County
Win State Awards
All Club Also Takes Prizes
At Phoenix State
Fair
State Librarian Capitol Bldg.

! Jured majority OF the prizes at
the Arizona state fair cotton ex-
hibit, it was reported by the fair
commission. Growers and their
winnings of cotton were as fol-
lows:
Seed cotton. American-Egyptian,
r. H. Ratcliff, Casa Grande. first
Lint Cotton, American-Egyptian,
R. H. Ratcliff, Casa Grande. first.
Acala Cotton plant-R. H. Rat
cliffe, Casa Grande. first and Geo.
A. Hanna, Coolidge. second.
Acala Seed cotton-M. H. Mont
gomery, Casa Grande, first.
Lint Cotton, Acala-Frank Will
Jams, Casa Grande, first, and F. f.
Foster, Casa Grande, second.
Acala Cotton Special Frank
Williams. Casa Grande, first.
PinaI County Al Club Winners at
State Fair, Phoenix
Field crops:
Field corn, any variety not in
cluded in any other class-John
Feliz, Florence, first.
Yellow dent corn, grown under
rigation-Wesley Holden Nam
moth, second.
Exhibit of Range grasses-Gor-
don Wallace, Hayden Junction, sec
ond.
Open exhibit, 10 heads of milo
maize, Bob Standridge Eloy, first
and Jack Hughes, Toltec, second.
Hegari-Wesley Holden, Nam
moth. first, and John Feliz, Flor
ence, second.
Peck of beans, Dean Holden,
Mammoth, first and Wesley Hol-
| den, Mammoth, second.
Open exhibit, sample of seed
cotton, Alvin Johnson. Casa Gran
de first, and John Feliz. Florence
second.
Pound Of lint cotton = David
White, Casa Grande, first and
John Feliz, Florence, second.
Exhibit of cotton plant-David
White, Casa Grande, first.
Potato club, peck of sweet pota-
toes-Ray Fulton, Sacton. first.
Garden Club, Largest field pump
kin-Duane Mckinney, Sacaton,
first.
Bartlett pears, Wesley Holden.
Mammoth, first, and Laurence Hol-
den, Mammoth, second.
Grapefruit, Marsh seedless =
Wesley Holden, Mammoth, first,
and Ray Fulton, Sacaton, second.
Grapefruit, Pink Marsh - Ray
Fulton, Sacaton, first.
Pomegranates, plate of five -
Wesley Holden. Mammoth, first
and Dean Holden, Mamoth, sec
ond.
All club records:
Best individual girls record book
Johnnie Payne, Coolidge, second.
Crafts:
Leather and Metal craft:
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Picacho, first, and Betty Nc
Daniels, Picacho, second
Best metal bookend-Fay Hall,
Picacho, first. and Camille Man
ming, Picacho, second.
Best metal tray or bowl-Fay
Hall, Picacho. first and Camille
Manning, Picacho, second.
Best metal article-Rafael San
doval, Oracle, first and Crispin
Mendoza, Picacho, second.
Best leather bookmark-Richard
Jones, Casa Grande, first and
Betty McDaniels, Picacho, second.
Best billfold-Richard Jones,
Casa Grande, second.
Best coin purse-Doris Brady,
Picacho first, and Betty McDaniels,
Picacho, second.
Best belt-Doris Brady, Picacho,
/ first.
Best leather article Richard
Jones, Casa Grande, first, Crispin
Mendoza, Picacho, second.
First year Handcraft:
Best book-end-Dickey Ramsey,
Oracle, first.
Best stool-Edward Ochoa, Ora
Gle, first.
Best cut-out, jig saw - Rita
Garcia, Oracle, first, and Beatrice
Sandoval, Oracle, second.
Second year Handicraft:
Best rack, any variety-Rafael
Sandoval, Oracle, second.
Best wood carving-Benny Lo
pez, Oracle, first and Dickey Ram
sey, Oracle, second.
The Casa Grande All Livestock
juding team, comprised of Ced
rick Darter, David White, ant
Tommy Farley, placed in the fol
lowing division:
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