Saluda Crowns Queen
Os Apple Show
Continued front Page One
true despite the fact that the crop
is not nearly as good as last year.
The delicious orchard specimens
come from the coves and ridges of
Polk and Henderson counties, the
latter county being one of the
leading commercial growers of this
type of fruit in North Carolina.
The annual Henderson county ao
ple crop is approximately 200,000
bushels. Although Polk doesn’t
grow so many, her apples are just
as fine.
Arrangement of the apple dis
play was made on Wednesday and
judging was on Thursday morning.
The show will continue through
Saturday. Judges were G. D.
White, Henderson county farm
agent, and D. W. Bennett, assis
tant Henderson county farm agent.
Attracting much attention at the
show is the 20-variety display of
K. J. Davis, S'aluda orchardist.
An attractive background of ever
greens has been provided for all
the displays at the show. Top hon
ors in the show went to:
Three trav display: Red De
licious, Albert ML Salley: Golden
Delicious, K. J. Davis; Stayman,
K. J. Davis; Rome Beauty, K. J.
Davis; any other variety, Albert
M. Salley.
Single tray display: Red De
licious, Albert Mi. Sallev: Golden
Delicious, K. J. Davis; Stavman,
K. J. Davis; Rome Beauty, AlbeH
M,. Salley; any other variety, J.
C. Metcalf.
Bushel pack: Red Delicious, C.
E. Sanders; Golden Delicious, K.
J. Davis; Stayman. C E. Slanders;
Rome Beauty, G. H. Hollifield; any
other variety, K. J. Davis.
Best plate: Red Delicious, Al
bert Mi Salley; Golden Delicious,
J. C. Metcalf; Stavman, Albert
Mj. Salley: Red Winesap, C. E.
Sanders; Grimes Golden. Albert M.
Sialley; King David, C E. Sanders;
Rome Beauty. K. J. Davis; Black
Twig, K. J. Davis; any other va
riety, K. J. Davis.
Variety display: K. J. Davis.
Os much interest to orchard
ists was a demonstration board
showing the effect of apples of
various fruit diseases and other
injurious agencies.
E. Baity Hall, town clerk, is
serving as general chairman of the
fete. J. A. Wilson, Polk county
farm agent, is director of the
apple show.—Asheville Citizen.
Election Board To
Purge Books
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the registration books before the
registration books are turned over
to the registrars and judges for
the general election on eighth of
November.
There being no further busing|'v
the meeting closed. W I
John T. Coates, Jr.
Chairman.
H. E. Thompson,
Member.
N. G. Walker,
(Adv.) Member.
Mrs. R. E. Fisher has gone to
New York to accept a position.
She will stop by Washington for
a visit.
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