The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-01


hibit. 8. Sweet potato exhibit
4. Peanut exhibit. 5. Sugar cane
exhibit. s. Cotton exhibit.
BOOTHS
/. Best individual booth con-
sisting Of 10 home grown farm
products. Example: l. Cured
ham. 2. Canned fruit or vege-
tables. 8. Corn. 4. Cotton. 5.
Oats. 6. Sorghum. Z. Fresh
vegetables. 8. Fresh fruits. 9.
Potatoes (sweet or Irish). 10.
Honey. II. Best community
booth.
WoMEN'S DIVISION
Division I
Rules and Regulations
l. No articles in this department
will be allowed to compete IN any
other department of the fair. No
article exhibited in Individual
class will be allowed to compete
In the collective class. 2. Judges
Of this department will be es-
pecially fitted for the work. 3.
All articles must be strictly home
made and handwork of, and own
ed by, the exhibitor. All articles
must be finished within the cur
rent year.
4. All articles must come up to
a standard prescribed by the
judges. No premiums win be
awarded a poor or unworthy arti-
de, even though it is the best in
It's class. S. Articles not listed
in any classification will be ac-
cepted for display and zwarded
a r7bbon, but No cash prize.
8. All articles must be placed
not later than 6 pm, Tuesday.
November l, 1913, and all exhibits
after being received and until
to the owner or
agent. will be entirely under the
Jurisdiction Of the association,
and no exhibitor will be allowed
to remove, handle or rearHsngs
the exhibit. Articles cam be
checked On Friday, November 4,
after 4 Pm.
7. Premiums VIII be paid From
awards as marked IN judges book,
and not from ribbon that may be
to exhibit Ribbons
become misplaced 8.
All articles must be labeled before
bringing to- the fair grounds. Each
article ef sewing must be marked
with q cloth tag labeled in inlE.
This division is open to home,
demonstration women and others.
It is preferable that all exhi-
bits b. in standard containers,
square type, clear glass. Any type
tops, unless specified, and the size
container as given. Entries and
classes follow:
FOOD PRESERVATION
Entry l. Best collection of three
quarts plain canned vegetables.
Select any three from the follow
ing: green's, tomatoes, carrots,
beets, beans, soup mixture, squash
and egg plant. 2. Best collection
of two pints of canned meats. 3.
Best collection three quarts cam
ned pod vegetables. Corn, peas,
butterbeans, okra or soup mixture.
Entry 4. Best collection of three
pints pickles S. Best collection
8 quarts of plain canned fruits. 6.
Best collection three pints jellies.
10. Best five jars budget exhibit.
All jars in each exhibit should be
the same type, must be clear glass
and have same type lids. Budget
and record to accompany exhibit.
Collection of three fruits and two
fruits should be used.
CLOTHING
Entry I. Best cotton street dress.
2. Best cotton work dress. g.
Best cotton dress for child / to
S years old.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Entry l. Best braided rug. 2
Best hooked rug (yarn or rag). 5
Best shag rug. 4. Best piece Of
, crocheted work. S. Best piece
knitted work. 6. Best piece en-
broidered work. z. Best sack
exhibit Of three articles of cloth
ing.
DIVISION II
Girls All and FILA Department
Rules and Regulations
l. Fourth. FILA, and homemak.
ling exhibits will be judged sep.
arately. 2. All articles must be
in by 6 pm, November /, and
must remain on display until Fri
day, November 4, at 4 pm. 3
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