The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-21
Baby Garden and Style Shows Attract
Scores To Vancleave Community Fair

A display OF babies, flowels,
styles and vegetables drew scores
Of spectators to the festivity
staged Saturday BY the Home
Demonstration club in VancleaVe.
The baby show with % en-
lfants opened the series Of events.
DR.. Henry B. Hoff, director Of
the Jackson County Department
OF Public Health, and two nurses
on the health department staff
served as judges.
Blue ribbons were awarded as
follows: Birth to one year. heath
lest, Forrest Nell Fletcher; FRIEND
liest, Glenna Kay Vaughn; one to
three years: healthiest, Kathleen
HOFFMAN; friendliest, Irmagene
Reeves; three TO five wear.
healthiest, Stewart Mcbride;
friendliest, Jackie Mitchell.
In the style show and dress
revue prizes were awarded as
follows: Mrs. r. F.. Fietcher.
sheer dress; Mrs. NJ. L. Booker,
coat dress; Mrs. j. c. Harris,
suit Mrs. Earl Davis. street
dress; children's clothes, Bertie
Kay Roberts, first; Martha Jean
Mcbride, second; workmanship in
silk dress division: Mrs. F. r.
Fletcher, first; Mrs. N. l.. Booker,
second; in cotton dress division:
Mrs. Burton Roberts, first; Mrs.
j. G. Harris, second.
Flower Show Winners
The flower show resulted in
these winners: roses, Mrs. r. r,
Rawls, first, Mrs. Ruble Roberts,
second; verbena, Mrs. L. Carl
Roberts, FIRST, Mrs. Ruble Rob
erts, second; pansies, Mrs. r.. j.
VanHorn, first, Mrs. Ruble Rob
erts, second; lilies, Mrs. Howard
W. Davis, first, Mrs. N. l.. Book
er, second; azaleas, Mrs. Roland
Ware, first, Mrs. j. c. Harris,
second; syrings or English dog
wood, Mrs. r. j. VanHorn, first.
Mrs. Ruble Roberts, second; wild
flowers, Mrs. N. l.. Booker, first
and second; best arrangement of
flowers, Mrs. r. j. VanHorn, first,
Mrs. N. M. Carter, second; most
outstanding exhibit, Mrs. l.. Carl
Roberts, purple verbena; best
display, Mrs. N. l.. Booker, first,
Mrs. R. j. VanHorn, second.
Garden display: ~rutabagas, r.
NJ. Roberts, first Mrs. Q. C. Rob
erts, Sr., second; mustard, Mrs.
T. L. Murphy, Jr,, first, r. M.
Roberts, second; kale Mrs. C. II.
Ramsay, first; small purple top
turnips, Mrs. l.. c. Roberts, first,
Mrs. Howard Davis, second; large
purple top turnips, Mrs. Cliff Da-
Wis, first, r. NJ. Roberts, second;
Wakefield cabbage, Mrs. c.. II.
Ramsay first, Mrs. Q. {. Roberts,
second; English peas, Mrs. II. w.
Davis, first, Mrs. N. l.. Booker.
second; Strawberries, R. M. Rob
erts, first; white triumph Irish
potatoes, Mrs. H. w. Davis, first,
iceberg lettuce. Mrs. N. L. Book
er, first; onions, Mrs. T. l.. Muir
ply, Jr, first, Mrs. H W. Davis,
second; mixed radishes, Mrs. [.
c. Roberts, first Mrs. II. W. Da-
Wis, second; big Boston lettuce,
Mrs. L. c. Roberts, second; red
triumph potatoes, Mrs. N. l.
Booker, second,
Wedding" Proves Climax
The day was climaxed with the
presentation Of a 'Manles9 We'd
ding by members OF tie club in
the evening. The groom was Mrs
r. j. VanHorn ana Mrs. J. J..
Ware took the part Of the bride.
Mrs. Ruble Roberts war matron Of
honor, Mrs. Wavland Allen was
maid of honor. Mrs. ]. {. Harris
took the role Of best man Flower
girls were Betty ana Peggy Dees
anu the ringbearer was Ms. G. III.
Mcbride. Bearing the tram for
the bride wa Mrs. Q. { Roberts.
St. and ushers were Ms. Etrll
Davis, Mrs. f. F. Fletcher. Mrs.
Ray Ravens, Mrs. Roland Ware.
ami Mrs. Burton Roberts. The
officiating mlninster was Mrs.
Clifton b Davis. Relatives of
the bride and groom were Mrs.
L. P. Hawley. Mrs. Ed Vaughn.
Mrs N. NJ. Garter, Ms. W. C.
Groves, Mrs. T. L. Murphy. Bee
Ellis Clara Ellis, Marine Jean
Mcbride, Mrs. Howard Davis.