The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-11-09

DlueDefIleS, AIlHle joe bdNlu
Glenwood Parker; beets, Ann
Muriel Burnham, Villa Doyl
Davis; tomatoes, Bobbie Ann
Bullock, Fay Allen; tomato
juice, Mary Ann Weeks, Gladys
Seymour; field peas, Ruby Coch-
ran, Rosilie Flanagan, corn,
Dolores Myers, Bobbie Ann Bull
lock; butterbeans, Bobbie Jean
Walker, Peggy Wilkerson; soup
mixture, Mary Ann Weeks, Elo-
Use Gable: years, Ruby Cochran,
Rosilie Flanagan; peaches, Bob
bic Ann Bullock, Rushell Ham,
ilton; black berries, Delories
Myers, Rushell Hamilton; meat,
Catherine Seymour, second;
okra, Catherine Seymour, Bob
bic Ann Bullock; preserves, Ruby
Cochran, Melba Fay Roberts;
pickles or relishes, Catherine
Seymour, Fay Allen; best dis
play of 6 jars of canned pro-
ducts, Melba Fay Roberts, Peggy
Wilkerson; best canning record
Annie Merle Durham, Mar
garet David.
Cooking Displays
Foods, girls IA years and older,
best layer cake with icing, En-
mic Lois Brown, first; best pos
ter, Mary Ann Weeks, second;
foods, girls IL and 10 years old,
best exhibits of biscuits, Emmie
Lois Brown, second; corn meal
mullins, Mary Quave, second;
Fourleaf Clovers, girls 10 and II
years old, biscuits, Peggy Will
kerson, first; corn meal mullins,
Peggy Wilkerson, first; dropped
oatmeal cookies, Laura Mae Bor-
ries, Peggy Wilkerson; food and
health poster, Mary Ann Weeks,
second.
Home improvement, sheets and
pillow cases, Myra Gautier, Mary
Louise Penton; bedspread, Mary
Louise Penton, first; dresser
scarf or centerpiece, Mary Emma
Ladnier, Rosilie Flanagan; best
record in home Improvement,
Jimmie Nell Mitchell, Margaret
David; knitted sweater, Ruby
Cochran, Mary Emma Ladnier;
crocheted sweater, Mary Emma
Ladnier, first; skirt, Helen Crit
fin, first and second.
Home grounds Identification,
roses, Iris A. Gamblin, Rushell
Hamilton; arrangement of zin-
Mas, Jack Roberts, Ruby Coch-
ran; arrangement of chrysanthe-
NUNS, Ruby Cochran, first; wild
flowers, Leonard Fuller, second;
arrangement of marigolds, Haw-
ard Holley, Jr., Margie Hardin;
best flower arrangement, any
variety, Iris A. Gamblin, Fay
Allen; fern, Rosilie Flanagan,
Alice Bird; pot plant, Mary E.
Ladnier, first.
Clothing, Fourleaf Clovers,
sewing box, Edwina Ravens,
Shirley Allen; apron, Marie De-
loney, Frances Breeland; cup
towels, Frances Breeland, Mil
bred Guillotte; girls IL years and
older, cotton dress, Helen Crit
fin, first; best clothing record,
Helen Griffin, Ruby Cochran.
Boys Department
Boys All Club department,
pork pig, Bobbie FURRY, second;
pure-bred gilt pig, Bobbie
FURRY, first; SOW and litter of
five pigs or more under three
months old, Myrna Fay Allen,
first; dairy calf under 18 months,
Melvin Raymond, first; corn,
Carl Wilkerson, Oscar Johnson
and Ray FURRY, third; shelled
corn, Carl Wilkerson, Leo My
ers; sweet potatoes, Carl Wilker-
son, first; shelled soybeans, Carl
Wilkerson, first; sugar cane, Fay
Allen, first; pecans, Bobbie Ann
Bullock, Lula M. Guillotte, Cath
crime Seymour, third.
Athletic events: Races, girls
and boys under So inches. Bever-
| ly Rodriguez, Lynette Seymour
Mary Myers, St. Martin, Myron
Tillman, Vancleave, William
Gates, Daisy Vestry, Kenneth
Wilkerson: Sc inches and under,
Shirley Walden, Gloria Jean
| Tibber, Betty Lou Broadnax, st,
Martin, Myron Tillman, Donnell
Atwell, Buddy Harris, Vancleave
under so inches. Joy Smith,
Doris Tibber, Alice Bird, St. Mar
tin. Bobby Holden, Myron Till
man, V~ancleave, w. J. Hurt. eau
tier: under 81 inches, Anna 10
Davis and Doris Myers, Daisy
| Vestrv. Alice Bird. ST. Martin.