The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Big Point Wins For Vegetables; Fort
Bayou First In Flowers All Exhibit

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array which hlied ire lowef end
81 the lounge Clusters 81 white
jasmine dominated the ekhIhit
with their scent ard climbing
and bush roses. Gladioa sweet
peas and other garden flowers
acre arranged IN cuiofiui pFoces
sion down the display tables
creaslons fashioned from mate
rails ranged from feed sacks 10
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stresses from different sections Of
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ed costumes cotton. sheer and
spun fayon street dresses. work
styles and ehIlaren's clothing
Big Point UFns fer Vegetables
The first place in the vegetable
exhibits was Wnn BY The BIG
Point group with H~srlssiou CON
ING second Fort Bayou. third.
Bayou Casotte. fourth. Van
~clcave. fifth. and Laiimer. sixth
In the flower display Fort Bayou
came first with Vsncleave, sccunG
and Big Point. third
The juni0f organizations
came in for their share Of prizes
with Big Point winning TIM vege
table SHOW. Fountainhleau and
Ocean Springs second. and Hsfle
ston. third
The judges for the display were
David X Stsbler. Ingalls, land
scHpe architect. Miss Jewel Car
land. Mississippi State College
and NJ G AmsleF. Harrison Coun
~ agent Prizes which amount
ed 10 nearly si0a were given IN
the form of val stamps The prize
money vas donated b. the Pas
eagouia Moss Point bank. the
Merchants and Marine Bank. the
Moss Point Shipysrd. ingalls,
Shipbuilding Cooperation and
the Psseagoula Decoy Company
Class winners were as follows
Beets. Harleston. FIRST Fort Ba-
sou. second beans bush green,
Big Point. Nsnclesve beans. pole
green. Bayou Csssotte. Van.
elesve. cabbage. Bayou Csssotte
carrots. Harleston. Fort Bayou.
Swiss chsrd, Latimer. Big Point.
sliced cucumber. Latimef. Van.
clesve: picking cucumber. Bayou
Cssotte. Big Point. leaf lettuce.
Big Point, VsHclesve head LET
tuee. Hsrleston. mustard. Van
~elesve. Fort Bayou. cured onions.
Hsrleston. BAYOU Casofte: green
onions. HarIeston, Bayou Cas-
otte English peas. Fort Bayou.
Hsrleston. red Irish potatoes.
Fort Bayou. V~ancIeave. white
irish potatoes Bayou Casotte
Hsrlesion. radishes. Big Point
Hsrlestan. spinach. Big Point.
squash. Fort Bayou. Hsrieston
tomstoez Big Point. Hariexfon.
turnip roots. Vsnclesve Harle-
ston. strawberries. Vancleaxe.
Fort Bayou
Flower and Clothing Winners
Individual vegetable exhibit
winners were beets. Mrs r S
Hubbard. first Mrs y c. Over
ton. second beans. bush green.
Mrs # S Goff. HRS Jack
Fletcher. beans. pole green Mfz
J v Kfebs. Mrs. q { Roberts.
cabbage. Mrs hxera Grow, eaf
rots. Ms II D NYgaard. Mn
OVerton Swiss chard Mrs AIea
Deioney Mrs II S Gon. sliced
cucumber. Mrs Delouey. Mrs q
{ Roberts. picking cucumber
Hns ] = Krebx. Mrs II S
Golf leaf lettuce Mn Homer
Cochran. Mrx Carl Roberts. head
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