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County Fair Premium l ist Canned Pr?duct? FRUIT8 A Host quart poaches?Mrs. Homy 1) Thompson, first; Mrs. J W. A Sanders, second. Beat quart pears?Mrs. J. M Nelson, first; Mrs. Hudson Cay, second. I Beat quurt plums?Mrs. 11. J. Truesdale, first; Mrs. C. K. Eatnny, second j Beat quart apples Mis. Charlie Wataon, first; Mlsa Eva McCoy, second. Beat quart grapes Mrs. H C. McCoy, first; Mrs. B. J. Truesdulo, second. Beat quart scuppernon&a Mis. W. 1j. Hunnlcutt, first; Mrs. C. E. Lamoy, second. Best quart blackberries?Mrs. K. B Elliott, first; Miss Eva McCoy second. Best quart huckleberrles?Mlss Heclonla Rodgers, first; Mrs. H. C. McCoy, second. Best Jar cherries?Mrs. P. A. McDowell, first; Mrs. Joe Shebeen, second. v VEGETABLE8-B Best quart whole tomatoes?Mrs. Joe Shebeen, first; Ethel Anderson, second. Best quart stewed tomatoes?Nannie Kabon, first; Mrs. J. T. McDowell, second. Best quart soup mixture?Mrs. Hudson Gay, first; Mrb. J. W. A. Sanders, second. Best quart green string beans Mrs. Claude West, first; Mrs. Henry d. Thompson, second. Best quart wax string beans?Mrs. H. C. McCoy, first; Mrs. Henry Davis, second. Boat quart Jtruut?Mrs. Hudson Gay first; Mrs. Claude West, second. Best quart beets?Mrs. Charlie Watson, first; Mrs. A. L. McLeod, second. Best quart gumbo (okra and tomatoes) Mrs. J. W. A. Sanders, first. Mrs. H. C. McCoy, second. Best quart or pint carrots?Mrs. H. M. Rogers, first; Miss Mildred Roseborough, second. Best quart or pint garden peas Mrs W. T. Truosdale, first; Mrs. J. W. A. Sanders, second. Best quart or pint of squash Mrs. Claude West, first; Mrs. H. C. McCoy, second. Best quart or pint okra?Mrs. M. M. Ray. first; Mrs. H. M. Rogers, second. Best quart or pint field peas Mrs. j. J. Young, first; Mrs. S. C. Belvin, secon d. Best quart or pint butter beans Mrs.,-Claude West, first; Mrs. K. S. Smith, second. Best quart or pint asparagus?Mrs. W. T. Truesdale first and second. Best quart or pint pimentos Mrs. J. T. Gettys, first; Mrs. R. B. Elliott, second. Best quart or pint corn Mrs. Henry d. Thompson, first; Mrs. S. C. Belvin. second. MEAT-C Best quart pork sausage Mrs. R. B. Elliott, first; Mrs. J. H. Haston, second. Best quart canned beef? Mrs. Claude West, first; Mrs. R. B. McCaskill, second. Best quart canned chicken?Mrs. H. M. Rogers, first; Mrs. H. C. McCoy, second. FRUIT JUICES-D Best bottle grape juice?Mrs. H. C. Arrants, first; Mrs. W. T. Truesdale. second. Best bottle scuppornong?Mrs. W. T. Truesdale, first; Mrs. H. M. Rogers, second. Best bottle blackberry Mrs. Joo Sheheen. first; Mrs. W. H. McDowell, !-econd. Best bottle apple?Mrs. W. T. Truesdale, first; Mrs. I-ena Catoe, second. Best bottle plum?Mrs. H. M. Rogers. first; Mrs. S. C. Belvin, second. Best bottle tomato?Mrs. M. M. Ray. first; Mrs. J. W. A. Sanders. second. Best bottle miscellaneous Mrs. I-ena Catoe, first; Mrs. H. M. Rogers, second. PICKLE-E Best Jar large cucumbers?Mrs. S. C. Belvin, first; Mrs. Hutson Gay, second. ? Best Jar small cucumber?Mrs. W. T. Truesdale, first; Mrs. Shelby Truesdale, second. Best Jar chow chow?Mrs. Claude West, first; Mrs. Johnnie Boulware, second. Best Jar Dixie relish?Mrs. ,Jessle Brannon, first; Mrs. C. E. Lamoy, second. _ " ' Best jar pepper relish?Mrs. Lena Catoe, first; Miss Red on La Rodgers. second. Best Jar mlted pickle?Mrs. Claude West, first; Mrs. R. B. Elliott, second. Best Jar peach pickle?Mrs. C. E. Uraoy, first; Mrs. Jessie Brannon, second. Best Jar pear pickled-Mrs. Joe She hoen. first; Mrs. Sam Bradley, second. Best Jar watermelon rind?Nannie Rabon, second. Best Jar green tomato?Mrs. H. C. McCoy, first; W. B. Stevenson, aecond. Best container Ohili sauce?Mrs. Joo Sheheen, first; Mrs. A. R. Sar Ci ratt, second. Heat container catsup? Mrs. W. J. Denton, tlral; Mrs. W. J Denton, second JELLIES F Heat container red apple Jelly?Mrs. C E. l-amoy, tlrat; Mia. S. C. Helvtu, second Meal container yellow apple Jelly? Mrs. Frank Hell, first; Mrs. S. C Mel vln, second Heat container grape Jelly- Mrs K. s Smith, that; Mrs. H C. Mllay, second Heat container scuppernong?Mrs. Jessie Hrannon, first; Dorothy llran nop, second Host container blackberry? Mrs. K H Elliott, tlrat; Mrs. H. C. McCoy. ? ceo mi. Best container plum?Mrs. Joe Pate, first; Mrs. L. M. Klliott, second. Hcst container crab apple?Mrs. C. K. l^ainoy, llrat; Mrs. H. C. McCoy, second. PR ESE R VE8-G Heat container fig preserves?Mrs. J. S Gettys, first ; Mrs. J. S. Gettys. second. Host container watermelon rind? Mrs. J. \V. A. Sanders, first; Miss Mildred ltoseborough. second. Host container peach preserves? Mrs. J S. Gettya, first; Mrs. J. M. Nelson, second. Host container pear preserves? Mrs. J. \V. A. Sanders, first; Mrs. W. H. McDowell, second. Beat container plum preserves--^ Mrs. Joe Sheheen, first; Mrs. H. A. Bruce, second. Best container strawberry preserves ?Mrs. C. E. Unioy. first; MIhs Eva McCoy, second. Best container blackberry JamMrs. Joe Pate, first; Mrs. W. L. Hunnicutt, second. Best container peach Jam or marmalade?Mrs. A. L. Mcl^eod, first; Mrs. Annie Kelly, second. Best container fig Jam or marmalade?-MrS. J. W. A. Sanders, first; Mrs. C. E. Lamoy, second. Best container pear conserve?Mrs. S. C. Belvin, first; Mrs. K. A. Bruce, second. Best container fig conserve?Mrs. S. C. Belvin, first; Mrs. J. T. Gettys. second. Best container pear honey?Mrs. \V. T. Triiesdale, first; Miss Mary E. Hunnicutt, second. Best container grape preserves? Miss Tx>rlne Bradley, first; Mrs. L. B. Elliott, second. Cooked Foods Department Best loaf white yeast bread?Mrs. J. T. Gettys, second. Best loaf whole wlfeat bread?Mrs. E. B. Lorick, second. * Best loaf raisin bread?Mrs. E. B. Lorick, second. Best loaf nut bread?Mrs. E. B. Ivorick, second. Best plate six white rolls?Mrs. J. T. Gettys, first; Mrs. J. T. Gettys, second. Best plate six whole wheat rolls? Mrs. E. B. Lorick, second. Best plate six soda biscuits?Miss Jennie Whitaker, first; Mrs. C. O. Stogner. second. Best plate six baking powder biscuits?Mrs. B. M. Pearce. first; Mrs. J. W. A. Sanders, second. Best plate six cinnamon rolls?Mrs. W. B. Evans, first; Mrs. J. T. Gettys, second. Best plate six beaten biscuits?Mrs. If. M. Rogers, second. Best plate six white muffins?Mrs. J. T. Gettys. first: Mrs. E. B. Lorick, second. Best plate six whole wheat muffins ? Mrs. J. T. Gettys. second. Best plate six corn meal muffins or corn sticks?Mrs. J. 1. Gettys, fijat. Miss Lucy McCaa. second. Best Devil s food cuke?Mrs. M. M. Ray, first; Mrs. . B. Evans, second, MrS. E. B. lyorick, third. Best chocolate cake?Mrs. U. N. Mvers, first; Mrs. Janie R-ay, second, Mrs. H. E. Munn. third. Best caramel cake?Mrs. U. TV Myers. first; Mrs. J. L. Gettys, second; Mrs. C. P. Hilton, third. Best coooanut cake?Mrs. J. W. A. Sanders, first; Mrs. Mattio West, second; Mrs. W. B. Evans, third. Best Jelly roll?Mrs. W. B. Evans, first; Mrs. H. M. Rogers, second. Best Japanese fruit cake?Mrs. J. J. Young, first; Mrs. H. C. McCoy, second; Mrs. I>ewis Anderson, third. a ~oxf-s J L Gettys, xjc-ot iwu"u ul'a' " J first; Mrs Joe Sheheen, second; Mrs. P. A. McDowell, third. Best black fruit cake?Mrs #oe Sheheen. first; Mrs. Joe Sheheen. second. Best six tea cakes?Mrs. H. C. McCoy. first; Mrs. A. R. Sarratt, second. Best six oatmeal cookies?Barbara Hilton, first; Mrs. M. M. Ray, second. Best six peanut cookies?Mrs. Huteon Gay, first; Mrs. R. B. Bunch, second. Best six glngey cookies?Mrs. Eva McCoy, first; Mrs. Joo Pate, second. Best assortment miscellaneous cookies Mrs. W. L. Hunnlcutt, first; Mrs. E. T. Truesdale, second; Mrs, H. C. Arrants, third. Best lemon pie?Mrs. K. S. Smith, first; Mrs. C. O. Stogner, second. Best chocolate pie?Mrs. L. B. Elliott, first; Mrs. I^ena Catoe, sopond. Best apple pie?Mrs. Mattle West, first; Mrs. Pete Peebles, second. Boat Butter Scotch pie?Mia. H. M. Rollers, secoiul. Beat Jar pulled mints?Mrs. A. R. Sarratt. first; Miss Alice Mc Carter, second; Miss Alice McC&rtar, third. Best do* tin drop mints?Mrs. R. O. Johnson, llrst; Melvlna Johuson, second. Best dosen pieces peanut brittle? Mrs. R. G. Johnson, tlrst; Miss Dorcas Mackey, second. Best doxeu pieces chocolate fudge ? Mrs. A. It. Surratt, llrst; Mrs. It. (.1. j Johnson, second , Best dofcen idoces sea foam? Mrs. It. G. Johnson, second. Best display mixed candy?Mrs. It. ti Johnson, first; Melvlna Johnson, second; Mary Evulxa llunnicutt, third. liuftt balanced school lunch?Mft*. Pete Peebles, tlrst; Mis. ltombort Truesdale, second; Mrs. Jack Pitts, third. Clothing Department Best man's shirt?Mrs. Joe Sheheou, llrst; Mrs. P. A. McDowell, second. Best boy's shirt?Mrs. P. A. McDowell, llrst; Mrs. \V. J Denton, second. Best boy's wash shirt under six years?Mrs. Arthur Bradley, llrst Mrs. Edward Shay lor, second. I Best girl's print dress, two to six years of age?Mrsf> Edward Shaylor, llrst; Mrs. P. A McDowell, second. Best girl's print drtisB, six to twelve years old?Mrs. W. J. Denton, llrst; Mrs. W. II. Stevenson, second. j Best Infant's dress, under two years ?Mrs. Edward Shaylor, llrst; Mrs. I Edward Shuylor, second. Best child's coat, under ten years of age?Mrs. T. W. Oliver, first; Mrs. | Hutson Uay, second. Best - woman's print dresa-s-Miss Lucy McCaa, first; Mrs. C. P. Hilton, second. Best woman's afternoon dross?Mrs. C. O. Stogner, first; Ruby Young, socond. Best chair or sofa slip cover?Miss Viola Barfleld, second. Best three handmade handkerchiefs ?Mrs. R. B. bunch, first; Blanche Catoe, second. Best apron?Mrs. V. A. Snyder, first; Mrs. P. A. McDowell, second. | Best six tea napkins?Mrs. Joe Nelson, first; Mrs. Joe Nelson, second. Best buffet or vanity set?Mrs. R.J B Hunch, first; Mrs. M F Spring held, second Heal bridge or luncheon cover wllh napkins? M ra. Joe Shebeen, first; Miss l-uey McPka. aocoiul. Best crocheted luncheon act Mrs John IS Richards, Sr . first; Mia John (J Richards, Sr.. second Heal crocheted table cloth Mrs 1). M. fierce, tlrat; Oltle l.ce Robinson, second. Heat crocheted center piece- Mrs (' P Hilton, tlrat, Mrs T \V Oliver, becond. Heat crocheted table runner Mrs \\\ K. Jackson. first; Mrs Arthur llrowu, siH'ond Heat pair white pillow cases Miss Jennie Whltaker, first, Mrs. W. 10 Jackson, second. Heat pair colored embroidered pillow cases Miss Nannie Catoe, first; Mrs. Arthur Brown, second. Heat kitchen towel?-Mrs. R H Hunch and Mrs. P. A McDowell, tlrat Heat guest towel?-Virginia Hunch, first; Mrs. VOdward Shaylor, second. Best knitted dress ?Saru Marvin, first; Mrs. T. B. Bruce, second Heat crocheted dress ?Mrs Joe Shebeen, second. Heat sweater?Mrs. T. H. Bruce, llrat; Mrs. Clifford Mel.eod, second. Best child's bonnet?Mrs. Jack l'itts, second. Host knitted or crocheted gloves? Mrs.' E. T. Truesdale, llrst; Mrs. Allen Watktns, second. Best rug made from new material? Mrs. Mozler, first; Mrs. C. B. Rabon, second. Host embroidered bed spread ? Blanche Catoe, first; Blanche Catoe, second. Host appliqued bed spread?Miss Viola Burfleld, first; Mrs. T. A. Bradley, second. Best tufted bod spread?Mrs. T. R. Morton, first; Mrs. R. J. Truesdale, socond. Best natural colored crocheted bed spread?Mrs. C. Vaughau, first; Mrs. Prank Dunn, Hecond. Best white crocheted or knitted bed spread?Mrs. T. A. Bradley, first; Mrs. C. 1). Shealey, second. Best pieced quilt?Miss Madge Funderburke, first; Mrs. Frank Dunn, second. Best appliqued quilt?Miss Madge Funderburke, llrst; Mrs. L. B. BHlott, second. Heat antique ciullt?Mrs W C Ply. burn, first; Mrs. Muttlo West, second Beat silk quilt?Mrs. E. T. Truesdale, first; MrB. A. I. Lockoe, second Best quilt top?-Blanche Catoe, flist; Mrs. J. W. A. Sanders, second. Best pillow?Mrs. J. E. Harvln first; Mrs. J. E. Harvln, second. Boat Afghan?Mrs, Clifton McKaln first; Mrs. W. E. Jackson, second. Thrift Department Best hooked rug made from scraps ?Mary Julia Kolly, second. Best braided or crocheted rug made from scraps?Mrs. John G. Richards Sr., second. Best adult" remodeled - garment and explanation?Mrs. Shelllo Truesdale, i..... . m ~~i (1 rht; Miss Lucy McCaa, second. Heat girl's remodeled garment and explanation?Mrs. John Lancy, Sr., first; Mrs. Olln Watklus, second. Host boy's remodeled garment and explanation?ififrs. Hutson (Jay, first; Mrs. Ethel Anderson, second. Best pair pillow cases made from sacks?Mrs. B. J. Truesdale, first; Mrs. R. J. Truesdale, second. Host bed spread made from sacks? Mrs. Allen Watklns, first; Mrs. J. J. Young, second. T,f 1 Host girl's dress under six yoars, made from sacks?'Mrs. P. A. McDow1 ell, first; Mrs. H. M. Rodgers, eocond. Best boy's slilrt, under six years, made from sacks?Mrs. It. A. Bruce, I . 4 i ? (Continued on page soven) the THRONG OF BICYCLE RIDERS Westfield Sterling built by Columbian Bicycle Co. . THE SMOOTHEST BICYCLE MADE Price? Range From $22.50 to $32.50 ^ | Come In and Look Them Over BARRINGJ2R HARDWARE CO. I PHONE 21 ' -M Oti 1 o?ow' ***% . oc?-7 , Wf oV0""! ^?r,,y?09 1 Si ^ by fi*h" Here's Big News! CHEVROLET PRICES I GREATLY REDUCED I Come in Saturday . , L See this marvelous new Chevrolet for 1939 . . The highest quality motor ear ever offered in the entire history of low-cost motoring . . with all these sensational new features making It the outstanding car for all-round satisfaction as wall as the biggest buy In I rr.otcrdorn. SEE !7?DRIVE 171 BUY A CHEVROLET AND BE SATISFIED. I ^ CHEVROLET'S TAMOUS I VALVE-IN-HEAD M Jj of*** I Again More Quality AT SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED PRICES Langston Motor Company - - CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA