THE home news
Published every Friday at McCrorv, Ark.
WALTER W. RANEY, Ed. and Pub.
Subscription $1.00 per Year in Advance.
^Entered as second-class mat
ter August 26, 1915, at the post
office at McCrory, Ark., under
the Act of March 3, 1879.
Friiay, November 2, 1917.
Premium Awards in the
Woodruff County Fair
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SWINE
» POLAND CHINA
Best boar, L. J. Billiard, Mc
Crory.
Best sow, Will Rushing, Mc
Crory; 2nd. Will Dilliard.
DUROC-JERSEY
Best boar, Rice Berkshire,
Gregory; 2nd. A. S. Thompson,
DeView.
Best sow, Dane Angus, Mc
Crory; 2nd. G. L. Carson, Mc
Crory.
FARM PRODUCTS
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Best ten ears yellow corn, B.
S. Holder, McCrory.
Best ten ears white corn, Mrs.
W. E. Jelks, McCrory; 2nd. Mrs.
E. B. Wood; McCrory; 3rd. L.
J. Billiard, McCrory.
Best twelve bolls of cotton,
Mrs. W. E. Jelks, McCrory;
2nd. L. W. Sturdivant, McCro
ry.
Best stalk of cotton, Guy
Proctor, McCrory; 2nd. Mrs. E.
B. Wood, McCrory.
Best one pound sample of cot
ton, L. W.. Sturdivant, McCrory.
Best peck of Spanish peanuts,
Mrs. W. E. Jelks, McCrory.
Best peck of Virginia peanuts,
Willis Dilliard, McCrory.
Best peck of cowpeas, Mrs. W.
E. Jelks, McCrory; 2nd. L. W.
Sturdivant, McCrory^
Best peck of Irish potatoes, B.
S. Holder; 2nd. Mrs. E. B.
Wood, McCrory.
Best 2nd. crop Irish potatoes,
Mrs. W. E. Jelks; McCrory; 2nd.
J. B. Stoker, McCrory
Best sheath rye, Mrs. W. E.
Jelks, McCrory.
Best bale of clover hay, L. J.
Billiard, McCrory.
Best bale of alfalfa hay, L. J.
Dilliard.
Best gallon sorghum', Mrs. W.
E. Jelks, McCrory.
Best stalk of sorghum, Mrs.
W. E. Jelks. McCrory.
HORTICULTURE
Best display of vegetables,
Mrs. W. E. Jelks, McCrory; 2nd.
Mrs. E. B. Wood, McCrory; 3rd.
Frank Powell.
Best collection of garden seed,
Mrs. E. B. Wood, McCrory; 2nd.
Mrs. W. E. Jelks, McCrory; 3rd.
Mrs. Geo. H. Proulx, McCrory.
Best plate of apples, D. M.
Huff, McCrory; 2nd. Mrs. W. E.
Jelks.
Best plate of onions, Mrs. E.
B. Wood, McCrory.
Best plate of pecans, walnuts
and hickory nuts, Mrs. W. E.
Jelks.
Best basket of wild fruits,
McCrory; 2nd. Mrs. E. B.
Wood.
GIRLS' CANNING CLUBS
Best exhibit in glass, 2nd.
year girls, Susie Barber, Mc
Crory; 2nd. Irene Elam* McCro
ry; 3rd. Eloise Hall, Hunter;
4th. Bess Powell, McCrory; 5th.
Margerie Johnson, McCrory.
Best exhibit in glass, 1st. year
girls, Gladys Holder; 2nd.
Blanche Hall, Hunter; 3rd. Em
iline Osborne, Howell; 4th. Fan
nie Taylor, McCrory; 5th. Eliza
beth Miller, Grays; 6th. Birdie
WrighL McCrory.
Best exhibit in tin, Bess- Pow
ell, McCrory; 2nd. Blanche and
Eloise Hall, Hunter; 3rd. Esther
Hichman, Howell; 4th. Willie
Spradling, McCrory.
Best dress, 2nd. year girls,
Best dress. 2nd. yr: girls, Mar
gerie Johnson, McCrory; 2nd
Bess Powell, McCrory.
Best cap and apron, Gladys
Holder, McCrory; 2nd. Emiline
Osborne, Howell.
Best history of crop of toma
toes, Margerie Johnson, McCro
ry; 2nd. Irene Elam. McCrory;
3rd. Susie Barber, McCrory; 4th.
Blanche Hall, Hunter.
Best history of care of chick
ens, Elliott Thompson, McCrory.
POULTRY CLUB
Best pen of chickens, Minor
cas, Elliott Thompson, McCrory.
' CANNED GOODS
Best general display of canned
goods, Mrs. W. E. Jelks, Mc
Crory; 2nd, Mrs. E. B. Wood,
McCrory; 3rd. Mrs. Geo. H.
Proulx, McCrory.
Best display of canned vege
tables, Mrs. E. B. Wood; 2nd.
Mrs. W. E. Jelks.
Best display of pickle, Mrs.
Geo. Proulx, McCrory; 2nd.
Mrs. W. E. Jelks, McCrory.
Best display of preserves, Mrs.
E. B. Wood; 2nd. Mrs. W. E.
Jelks.
Best display of canned fruits,
Mrs. E. B. Wood: 2nd. Mrs. W.
E. JelkSy
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
Best dark cake, Mrs. C. B.
Cook, McCrory.
Best angel food cake, Mrs. C.
B. Cook, McCrory.
Best layer cake, Mrs. W. P.
Musgrove, McCrory.
Best pound of butter, Mrs. W.
E. Jelks, McCrory; 2nd. Mrs.
W..T. McCain, McCrory.
FANCY WORK
Best embroidered center piece,
Mrs. Sam Bunch, McCrory.
Best crocheted center piece,
Mrs. W. B. Dougherty, McCrory,
Best embroidered bed spread,
Mrs. Sam Bunch, McCrory.
Best dresser scarf, Mrs. Julia
Ivy, McCrory.
Best luncheon set, Mrs. Sam
Bu ich.
Best table runner, Mrs. H. D.
Swa.jze, McCrory.
_ Best fancy sheet and pillow
cases, Mrs. Sam Bunch.
Best teddy bears, Hazel Mus
grove, McCrory.
Best negligee. Mrs. H. D.
Swayze.
Best fancy boudoir cap, Miss
Elizabeth Holland, McCrory.
Best house dress, Mrs. Sam
Bunch. ^
Best baby cay, Mrs. B. Brews
ter, McCrory.
Best laundry bag, Mrs. A. J.
Marsh, McCrory.
Best heirloom quilt, Mrs. G. B.
Fakes.
Best plain quilt, Mrs. Julia Ivy,
McCrory.
Best crocheted bed spread,
Mrs. Griswold, McCrory.
Best exhibit by lady over 7(
years of age, Mrs. G. B. Fakes
McCrory.
PLANT DEPARTMENT
Best asparagus fern, Mrs. H
Arnof, McCrory.
Best fern of any variety, Mrs.
Ross Jeffries, McCrory.
Best hanging basket, Mrs. Jr
H. Crossett, McCrory.
Best vase of chrysanthemums,
Mrs. Frank Powell, McCrory.
Best vase of roses, Mrs. W. E.
Jelks, McCrory.
POULTRY
Best pen of Rhode Island Reds
Dane Angus, McCrory.
Best school display, McCrory
High School
BOYS’ CORN CLUB
Best ten ears of corn, Leland
Dupree, McCrory; 2nd. Fred
Burrows, McCrory; 3rd. Julius
Padgett, Grays; 4th. Clarence
Marsh, Wiville:
Highest yield per acre, Fred
Burrows, McCrory; 2nd. Leland
'Dupree, MCrory; 3rd. Julius
Padgett, Grays; 4th. Clarence
Marsh, Wiville.
Best record and history, Clar
| ence Marsh, Wiville; 2nd. Fred
' Burrows, McCrory; 3rd. Leland
Dupree, McCrory.
PIG CLUB
Best pure bred pig, J. W.
Comer, McCrory; 2nd. Glenn
Wood, McCrory; 3rd. Dudley
Elam, McCrory.
Best grade ^ig, Emiline Os
borne, Howell; 2nd. Elmer Holt,
Pumpkin Bend.
Best daily gain, Emiline Os
* borne, Howell; 2nd. J. W. Com
er, McCrory; 3rd. Elmer Holt,
Pumpkin Bend; 4th. Glen Wood.
Best record and history, J. W.
Comer, McCrory; 2nd. Emiline
Osborne, Howell; 3rd. Elmer
Holt, Pumpkin Bend; 3rd. Glen
I Wood, McCrory.
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