The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 09, 1920, Image 10
PREMIUM AWARDS i
WILLIAMSBURG FAIR l
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prize, S. S. Mitchum, $1.00. (
2. Best Peck pears. 1st prize. Mrs.
R. D. Gamble, $1.00. ^
Household Department '
1. Best iar leaf lard. Mrs. Hugh
Cooper, 50c.
2. Best hard domestic soap. Mrs.
Bartow Smith. 50c.
3. Best ham Country raised. Mrs.
W. E. Brockington, 50c. ^
5. Best butter one pound brick mold,
Mrs. T. M. Cooper, 50c. ;
6. Best Loaf bread. Mrs. H. E.
Montgomery, 50c. !1
7. Best rolls, Mrs. Robert Gamble,
50c. <
7 1-2 Best biscuits. Mrs. Hugh
Cooper, 50c. '
8. Best fruit cake. Mrs. Robert
Gamble, 50c. '
9. Best pound cake, Mrs. John Britton,
50c. ]
10. Best chocolate cake. Mrs. W. E.
Brockington, 50c. '
11. Best Cocoanut cake. Mrs. H. K.
Montgomery, 50c. <
13. Best domestic vinegar, Mrs J. R.
Barrow, 50c. '
14. Best collection of canned fruit
six varities, Mrs. T. M. Cooper, $1.00. J
16. Best collection of canned vege
tables, six varities. Mrs. H. E. Montgomery,
$3.00. ]
17. Best collection of preserves, six
arities, 1st prize Mrs. W. E. Brock- ]
inton, $3.00.
17. Best collection of preserves six ]
arities, 2nd prize. Mrs. H. E. Montgomery,
$2.00. ]
17. Best collection of preserves six
arities, 3rd prize, Mrs. A. M. Snider, j
$1.00. j
18. Best collection of jelly, four1
glasses, It prize. Mrs. J. H. L. Chan-1 j
dler, $3.00. <
18. Best collection of jelly, four
glasses, 2nd prize, Miss Etta Jacobs, 1
$2.00.
18. Best collection, of jelly four ]
glasses,3rd prize, Mrs. Thomas McCutchen,
$1.00. ]
19. Best collection of jam four jars,
1st prize, Mrs. Hugh Cooper, $3.00. j
19. Best collection of jam four jars <
2nd prize. Mrs. Thomas MrCutchen,
$2.00. i
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four jars, 1st prize, Mrs. H. E. Mont- ]
fcomery, $3.00.
20. Best collection of sweet pickles, ]
2nd prize, Mrs. W. R. Pritchett, $2.00.
20. Best collection of sweet pickles, ]
3rd prize, Mrs. Thomas McCutchen,
$1.00 5
21. Best collection of sour pickles,
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Tour jars, 1st prize, Mrs. H. E. Montgomery,
$3.00.
21. Best collection of sour pickles,
four jars, 1st prize. Mrs. A. M. Sniier,
$2.00.
21. Best collection of sour pickles,
four jars, 3rd prize, Mrs. T. M. Coop;r,
$1.00.
22. Best tomatoo sauce, Mrs Thomas
McCutchen, 50c.
26. Best melon preserves, Mrs. Mel,'in
Rogers, 50c.
28. Best chile sauce, Mrs. *H. E.
Montgomery, 50c.
30. Best pepper sauce, Mrs. John
Scott, 50c.
32. Best peach syrup. Mrs. Robert
Gamble, 50c.
36. Best yeast cakes, Mrs. Robert
3amble, 50c.
57. Best eggs, Mrs. D. E. McCutch*n,
50c.
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Harper, 50c.
60. Best candy, Mary Catherine
Epps, 50c.
61. Best cheese. Mrs. Hugh Cooper,
>0c.
62. Best tomatoes, Mrs. Sam Snowien,
50c.
63. Best comb honey, Mrs. Theo
Sourdine, 50c.
64. Best strained honey one quart,
Mrs. A. M. Snider, $1.00.
Horse and Mule Department
Colts two years old and over, 1st
prize, Furman Williamson, $10.00.
Colts two years old and over. 2nd i
orize, R. S. Bass, $5.00.
Mule colts two to four years old 1st \
prize, T. Ollen Epps, $10.00.
Mule colts two to four years old 2nd
prize, T. Ollen Epps,. $5.00.
Mules one to two years old county
raised, 1st prize, J. J. M. Graham,
?10.00.
Mules one to two years old country
raised, 2nd prize, Furman Williamson.
?5.00.
Mult and suckling colt, 1st prize,
IV. P. McGiU, $10.00.
Pair mules in harness, 1st prize,
F? S Raw S20.00.
Pair mules in harness, 2nd prize,
R. S. Bass, $10.00.
Best single mule shown in harness,
1st prize, Williamsburg Live Stock
Do., $20.00.
Best single mule shown in harness,
hid prize, J. D. Hinds, $10.00.
Best mule at hWter, 1st prize, D. H.
iannah, $20.00.
Best mule at halter, 2nd prize, J. D.
rlinds, $10.00.
Horse colts one to two years old,
Lst prize, W. B. Epps, $10.00.
Horse colts one to two years old,
Jnd prize, J. J. M. Graham, $9.00.
Best Williamsburg County raised
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single harness horse, 1st prize, W. W
King, $20.00.
Best Williamsburg County raise
single harness horse, 2nd prize, P. C
Arrowsmith, $10.00.
Best saddle pony ridden by boy, Is
prize, Jack Arrowsmith, $5.00.
Best saddle pony ridden by boy, 2n
prize, J. D. Hinds. Jr., $2.50.
Best Shetland pony ridden by bo
or girl, 1st prize. Annie Pearl Grs
ham, $5.00.
Best Shetland pony ridden by bo
or girl, 2nd prize, Robert Grahan
$2.50.
Best three gaited saddle horse If
prize, Dr. J. T. Shaw, $20.00.
Best three gaited saddle horse 2n
prize, W. W. King, $10.00.
| Best single harness horee driven b
lady, 1st prize, Mrs. H. 0. Welcl
$20.00.
Best single harness horse driven b
lady, 2nd prize, Mrs. M. F. Helle:
$10.00.
; Best single harness horse driven b
lady, 1st prize, Mrs. J. S. King, $20.0<
Best single harnes horse driven b
lady, 2nd prize, Mrs. W. W. Kin;
$10.00.
Best Roadster class, 1st Prize, ^
W. King, $20.00.
Best Roadster class, 2nd prize. ?
|T. Shaw, $10.00.
Best fine Gaited Saddle Horse, 1j
prize, J. L. King, $20.00.
Best fine Gaited Saddle Horse, 2n
prize, J. T. Shaw, $10.00.
Best Turnout driven by lady, If
prize, J. L. King,
Best Turnout driven by lady, 2n
prize, Williamsburg Live Stook, $10.
Best pair Harness Horses, 1st priz<
J. L. King, $20.00.
Best pair Harness Horses, ?2n
prize, Williamsburg Live Stock C<
$10.00.
Best Paccr, 2.25, 1st prize, W.
King, $25.00.
Best Pacer, 2.25, 2nd Prize, Chai
ley Greene, $15.00.
Best 2.30 Trotter. 1st prize, J. 1
Shaw, $25.00.
Best 2.30 Trotter, 2nd prize, H. C
Welch, $15.00.
Best 2.30 Trotter, 3rd prize, W. \\
King, $10.00.
Best Horse running race, 1st priz<
D. B. Brown, $10.00.
Best Horse running race, 2nd priz<
P. O. Arrowsmith, $5.00.
Best Mule running race, 1st priz<
Jim McCrea, $10.00.Best
Mule running race, 2nd priz?
Dug McCrea, $5.00.
Free for All Racing.
Brooks Spain, 1st prize, $25.00.
P. O. Arrowsmith, 2nd prize, $15.0<
Charlie Greene, 3rd prize, $10.00.
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