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TRI-COUNTY FAIR PREMIUMS *AWARDED
Below we are publishing a complete list of the awards in the
poultry department, as made by the Judge, Loring Brown, of Atlanta.
Folling are the awards:
BARRED ROCKS,
Pens:
First, J. A. Jones, Fitzgerald, Ga,
Second, R, L. Jones, - o _
Third, G. W. Branan, " "
Cocks: :
First, R. L. Jones, < "
Second, J. A. Jones, e o
Third, G. W. Branan, o £
Coclerels:
First, J A. Jones, i "
Second, R. L. Jones, 4 u
Third, G. W- Branan, i =
Hens:
First, J. A. Jones, £ 1
Second, R. L. Jones, ik ae
Third, G, W. Branan, o e
Pullets:
First, J. A. Jones, " £
Second, R. 1. Jones, v o
Third, (. W. Branan, o £
BUFF ROCKS
Pens:
Fitst, W. M. Cone, Fitzgerald, Ga,
Cocks:
First, R. N. Mathis, 4 4
Second, R. N. Mathis, b s
Third, R. N. Mathis, b a
Pallets:
First, K. N. Mathis, £ i
Second, R. N. Mathis, e 5 \
WHITE ROCK
Pens:
First, G. ki, Whitman, Fitzgera'd, Ga.
Second, L. S. Osborne, 40 be
Third, G. W. Smedley, . "
Fourth, L. S, Osborne, o £
Cocks:
First, L. S. Osborne, v o
Second, L. S. Osborne, : '
Hens:
First, L. S. Osborne, L v
Pullets:
First, G. W. Smedley, A 4
BROWN LEGHORNS
Pens: :
Second, Paulk Poultry Farm, litzgerald, Ga.
Hens:
First, Puulk, Poultry Farm §¢ b '
BUFF LEGHORNS
Pens,
First, R. N. Mathis, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Second, James Davis, Je., b
Third, James Davis, Jr., ** o
Cocks:
Kirst, Jaraes Davis, Jr., *° 6
Cockerels:
First, Mrs. B. F. Mercer, * i
Hens:
First, James Davis, Jr., ** £
Second, James Davis, Jr,, * 66
Third, James Davis, Jr. ¢ i
Pullets:
First, Mrs, B. F. Mercer, * o
Second, Mrs, B. F, Mercer ** 5
: WHITE LEGHORNS
Pens:
First, W. R. Skinner, Fitzgerald, Ga.
, Second, Mildred L. Skinner, L &
Third, Mils. W. R. Skinner, 1 '
Cocks:
First, James Davis, Jr., i ¢
Cockersls: :
First, W. R. Skinuer, - c
Second, James Davis, Jr., i ¢
: Third, Mrs. W, R. Skinner. o i
Fourth, W. R. Skinner, £ %
Fifth, Mildred Skinner, $ “*
Hens:
First, Mra. W. R. Skioner, o o
Second, Mildred Skinner, ¢ .
Third, W. R. Skinner, 3 &
Pullets: :
: First, W, R. Skinner, G ‘e
Second, Mildred L. Skinner, $ i
Third, Mrs. W. R. Skinner,
BLACK ORPINGTONS
Pens:
First, E. P. Wightman, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Cock:
First, E. P. Wightman, $ “
Cockerels:
First, J. J. Flanders, Ocilla, Ga,
Second, J. J. Flanders, ** 3
Third, J. J. Flanders, * * :
¥ourth J. J. Flanders, ** e :
Hens: ~
First, E. P. Wightman, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Second, J. J. Fianders, Ocilla, Ga, : :
Third, E. P. Wightman, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Pullets:
First, J. J. Flanders, Ocilla, Ga.
Second, J. J. Flanders, * o
THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 29 1912
Third, J. J. Flanders, 0
BUFF ORPINGTONS
Pens:
First, J. P. Patterson, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Second, E. J. Hammond, i e
Third, J. P, Patterson, £ i
Fourth, Carl Hodge, o 2
Fifth, Joel Thomas, s =
Cocks:
First, R, Davis, ' "
Cockereis:
First, E. J. Hammond, 4 8
Second, E. J. Hammond. n o
Hens:
First, K. J. Hammond, 3 "
Second, E. J. Hammond, " i
Pullets:
First, E. J. Hammond, " ¥
Second, R, A. Majors. # o
Third, R, A. Msjors, b he ;
Fourth, R. Davis, o o
Fifth, R. Davis, i o
WHITE ORPING lONS
Pens: S
First, J. J. Flanders, Ocilla, Ga.
Second, J. P. Patterson, Fitzgerald, Ga,
Third, E. P. Wightman, e i
Cocks:
First, E. P. Wightman, & o
Second, J. J. Flanders, Ocilla, Ga.
Hens:
First, R. A. Majors, Fitzgerald, (za.
Second, E. P. Wightman, o £
Third, R. A. Majors, 1 '
Fourth, R. A. Majors, t o
Pullets: '
First, J. W. Beall, " i
Second, R. A. Majors, " A
Third, R. A, Majors, 5 o
Fourth, J. W, Beall, 5 i
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS.
Pens:
First, Sam Wilcox, Ocilla, Ga.
Second, Sam Wilcox, > £
Third, Sam Wilcox, o 5
Fourth, Paulk Poultry Farm, Fitzgeraid, Ga.
Cocks:
First, Sam Wilcox, Ocilla, Ga.
Second, Ssm Wilcox, o o
Cockerels: \
" First, Sam Wilcox, ¢ 2
Second, Sam Wilcox, ‘8 €8 *
Third, Sam Wilcox, B i
Fourth, Sam Wilcox, g B
Fifth, Sam Wilcox, £ e
Hens:
First, Sam Wlcox, i ¢
Second, Sam Wilcox, o i
Third, Sam Wilcox, £ g 8
Pullets:
First, Sam Wilcox, £ i
Second, Sam Wilcox, S ke
Phird, Sam Wilcox, ke &
ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS
- Cocks:
First, J. J. Holland, Mystic, Ga.
Cockerels:
First, Mrs, J. J. Holland ** ¢
Hens:
First, Mrs. J. J. Hoiland, 5
Second, Mrs. J. J. Holland, * &
Pullets:
First, Mrs. J. J. Holland, *‘ 5
Second, Mrs. J. J. Holland, ¢ A
BLUE ANDELUSIANS.
Coclerels:
First, Paulk Poultry Farm, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Pullets:
First, Paulk Poultry Farm, b o
Secend, Paulk Poult.rx Farm, £ £
CORNISH INDIAN GAMES
Pens:
First, J. P. Patterson, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Hens: .
First, J. P. Patterson, 5 ”
Second, J. P. Pattersen, s < :
BUFF ORPINGTON INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
Drake: '
First, Dr. Holtzendorf, Fitzgerald, Ga,
Second, Dr. Holtzendorf, p " :
Duck:
First, Dr. Holtzendorf, * 45
L. F. & W. INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
Drake:
First, R. L. Jones, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Second, J. J. Flanders, Ocilla, Ga.
Duck:
First, J. J. Flanders, Ocilia, Ga.
D. F. & W. INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
Ducks:
First, R. L. Jones, - Fitzgerald, Ga.
Second, R. L. Jones, " k 4
P. F. & W. INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
Drake:
First, A, C. Justice, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Duck: " »
First, A. C. Justice, 6 ¢ :
Second, A. C, Justice, 5 ¢
F. & W. INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS
Pen:
First, Wiley Whitley, Fitzgerald, Ga.
WHITE INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS.
Drake:
First, Dr, Holtzendorf, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Second, Dr, Holtzendorf, e '
Thnird, E, J, Dorminey, o '
Duck:
First, E. J. Dorminey, bs b
Second, Dr. Holtzendorf . v
Third, Dr. Ho.tzendorf, & 4¥
Fourth, Dr. Holtzendorf, 9 s
PIGEONS
Pair:
First, Gerald Myrick.
CHILDRENS EXHIBIT AND
PREMIUMS. {
In the display of Children’s
Needle Work there were many
evidence of skill and proficiency, ‘
and their exhibits played an im
portant part in the general make
up of the Fair. The premiums
awarded in this department were
as follows: |
Sofa Cushion, Ist premium,
Little Mis: Nellie Pickens. |
Sofa” Cushion, 2d premium, Lit- |
tle Miss Miss Nellie Pickens.
Best piece Embroider~d Un
derwear, Ist premium, Little Miss
Margaret Wise.
Best collection Hand Sewing,
Ist premium, Little Miss Harris
Fuller. g
~ Best collection'{Hand Sewing,
2d premium, Little Mics Irene
Paulk.
Best made-up Suit Doll Clothes,
2d premium (no com.), Little
‘Helen Harris Fuller.
~ Best Specimen Tatting, 2d
premium (no comp,) Little Miss
§Helen Harris.
~ The judges recommended that
Little Miss Margaret Pope Thur
‘mond, the little five-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Thurmond, receive honorable
mention for her display of sew
ing; and that little Miss Dorothy
Thurmond receive honorable men
tion on her collection of hand
sewing.
PREMIUMS AWARDED IN
THE PANTRY DEPART
MENT. ;
As Superintendent of the Pan
try Deparment,;Mrs. B. F. Knapp
had’one of the prettiest displays
in the entire Exhibit Hall, for
what attracts more tttention than
beautiful canned fruits and veg
etables, cakes, pies and candies.
This section abounds in fruits
and vegetables of every known
variety, and the good housewives
know how to put them up for
winter use, too.
Mrs. Knapp was assisted in this
department by Mrs. Thurmend,
and candidly it required practi
cally all their time to keep the
visitors from sneaking a piece
of candy, cake or some other
delicacy that was put there, ap--
parently, to attempt them.
The Pantry Department was
unusually good and the premiums
awarded were as follows: \
Mrs. Frank Hitch recevied first
prize on her assortment of can
ned vegetables. |
Mrs. Robert McCall (from near
Coffee county line) received first
prize on an assortment of sixty
five different quarts ef fruit;
second prize on pickles, and third
prize on jellies.
Mrs. A. H. Thurmond received
first prize on preserves; second,
prize on jellies; third prize on
pickles; second prize on candy,
and second prize em two cakes,
one a dark furit cake and the
other a Lady Baltimore cake.
Mrs. M. E. Hutchinson was
awarded second prize on butter. I
Mrs. R. A. Majors received,
second on bread; secend prize on
rolls; secend prize on carmel cake, l
and second prize on cookies.
Mrs. J. M. Ernst was awarded
first prize on jellies; first pri
butter; second prize on prese
second prize on six varieti
pies, and third prize on the gen
eral collection.
Mrs. Ed Whitman'received sec
ornd prize on two cakes, and see
ond prize on varieties of light
bread. '
Mrs. C. W. Garrison was awar
ded second prize on the hand
somest decorated cake.
! Mrs. C. M. Wise was given first
prizz on candies.
i Mrs. 'C. D. Seely received first
prize on pickels, and second prize
Fon her colleetion.
; Little Aline Turner; aged nine,
‘received second prize a choco
‘ilate cake.
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Award of Prizes
| G R
l Inthe Agricultural Department
‘ of the Tri-County Fair, the judges
'iof the agricultural exhibits have
‘made the foliowing awards:
i Premium No. I—Ben Hill coun
ty, general dlsplay, Ist ‘prize.
E No. 4—D. D. Garrison, farm
‘exhibits, Ist prize.
No. s—Bennie Fohl, farm ex
hibits, 2nd prize.
|
. No. 15—M. A. Stotsberry, best
Ebushel corn, Ist prize.
i No. 15—D. T. Paulk, best
bushel corn, 2nd prize.
i No. 18—J. A. Justice, best
bushel oats, Ist prize.
| ]
~ No. 18—Mr. Troxwell, best
‘bushel of oats, 2nd prize.
- No. 24—-—an- Barnes, best half
‘bushel peanuts. Ist prize.
L No. 30—H. M. Warren, best
bale peavine hay, Ist prize.
~ No. 30—D. T. Paulk, best
peavine hay, 2nd prize.
No. 31—D. T. Paulk. bes
crab grass hay, Ist prize..
No. 34—C. J. Millington, best
Irish potatoes, Ist prize. :
No. 34—Mr. Buckley, best Irish
potatoes, 2nd prize.
No. 35—J. H. Simpson. best’
sweet potatoes, Ist _prize.
No. 35—D. F. Null, best sweet
potatoes, 2nd prize.
No. 42—J. N. Swearinger, best
heads cabbage, Ist prize.
No. 48—Mrs. Whitman, best
plate pears, Ist pri.ze.
No. 49—Mr. Tripp, best plate
quinces, Ist prize.
No. 51—J.'H. Carry, best quart
pecans, Ist prize.
No. 59—J. H. Goodman, best
display pecans, Ist prize.
No. 62—C. J. Milkington, best
cane sugar, Ist prize.
No. 63—D. T. Paulk, best half
gallon syrup, Ist prize.
Continued on page seven.
