Prize Winners at Mt. Pleasant Fair, Oct. 23, 1919

From the Forest City Courier, Oct. 23, 1919

Prize Winners at Mt. Pleasant Fair

The following is a list of prize winners at Mt. Pleasant community fair.

Farm and Field Crops

Best General Farm Exhibit—1^st, A.B. Price; 2^nd, G.W. Hardin; 3^rd, D.M. Harrill.

Best 10 ears of corn—1^st, J.R. McDaniel; 2^nd, J.S. Wall.

Best stalk of cotton—1^st, J.R. McDaniel; 2^nd, J.S. Wall.

Best peck peas—1^st, Gordon Toms; 2^nd, J.S. Wall.

Best peck oats—1^st, A.B. Price; 2^nd, D.M. Harrill.

Best peanuts—1^st, D.M. Harrill.

Best soy beans—1^st, J.D. Smith.

Best wheat—1^st, A.B. Price; 2^nd, J.S. Wall.

Home made molasses—1^st, Joe Hardin.

Horticultural Products

Best home orchard collection—1^st, Claude Elmore.

Best irish potatoes—1^st, Joe Hardin; 2^nd, Mrs. Elizabeth Hamrick.

Best sweet potatoes—1^st, Dan Smith; 2^nd, J.D. Smith.

Tomatoes—1^st, Mrs. Claude Elmore.

Pepper—1^st, Mrs. L.A. Holland.

Pumpkin—1^st, Joe Hardin.

Collection of garden seeds—1^st, Mrs. A.B. Price.

Home Economics Department

Collection of canned fruit—Mrs. A.V. Hamrick.

Can cherries—1^st, Mrs. C.M. Holland.

Can apples—1^st, Mrs. J.D. Smith.

String beans—1^st, Miss Selma Price.

Soup mixture—1^st, Mrs. L.A. Holland.

Tomatoes—1^st, Miss Ola May McDaniels.

Sweet potatoes—1^st, Mrs. Claude Elmore.

Beets—1^st, Miss Ruby Holland.

Corn—1^st, Miss Selma Price.

Peas—1^st, Mrs. Claude Elmore.

Okra—1^st, Mrs. C.M. Holland.

Best five jars fruit and vegetables by club girl—1^st, Miss Mary Alice Smith.

Best pound butter—Mrs. J.R. McDaniel.

Best cottage cheese—Mrs. J.R. McDaniel.

Best jam—Mrs. L.A. Holland.

Best jelly—Mrs. G.W. Wells.

Best cake—Mrs. A.V. Hamrick.

Best chocolate cake—Mrs. Claude Elmore.

Best jar home canned meats—Mrs. J.R. McDaniel.

Best dress scarf—Mrs. J.S. Morgan.

Best baby—Mrs. P.L. Kennedy.

2^nd best baby—Mrs. Dewey Holland.

Best house dress—Miss Selma Price.

Best jar preserved tomatoes—Mrs. J.D. Smith.

Best crocheted yoke—Mrs. J.S. Morgan.

Best boudoir cap—Miss Selma Price.

Best picture—Mrs. B.L. Davison.

Best underwear—Mrs. Nettie Holland.

Best baking powder biscuit—Miss Selma Price.

Best milk biscuit—Mrs. Joe Hardin.

Best ribbon camisole—Miss Selma Price.

Best sewing apron—Miss Ida Cannon.

Best counterpane—Mrs. A.D. Lancaster.

Best pillar (pillow) cases—Mrs. J.S. Morgan.

Best collection of crochet—Mrs. J.S. Morgan.

Best quilt—Mrs. C.K. Trout.

Best tatting—Miss Selma Price.

Best crocheted center piece—Mrs. J.S. Morgan.

Best needle work—Miss Leona Holland.

Live Stock Department

Heifer calf—1^st, G.W. Wells; 2^nd, T.J. Toms.

Family cow—1^st, G.W. Wells; 2^nd, A.D. Lancaster.

Pig—1^st, C.B. Harrill.

Pen of chickens, any breed—1^st, O.A. Linch.

Team horses—1^st, G.S. Trout.

Team mules—1^st, J.R. Morrow.

Barred Rocks—1^st, Miss Flora Matheny.

Rhode Island Reds—1^st, Burch Doggett (club member)

Beef calf—1^st, Clarence Lancaster.

Bull—1^st, A.D. Lancaster.

Best pen of chickens by poultry club member—1^st, Burch Doggett; 2^nd, Florence Matheny.

White Orphington chickens—1^st, O.A. Lynch.

Brown Leghorns—1^st, O.A. Lynch.