Premium List Given for Count)
Fair Held At Rosman Oct 5-6
Following is premium list as turn
ed in to The Times by officials of
the Transylvania County Fair held
at Rosman on October 5-6:
DEPARTMENT A
FIELD CROPS
Corn, one ear, 10 ears— L. F.
Lyday, blue; T. F. Middleton, red.
Corn, prolific-- Andrew Boggs,
blue; J. W. Dickson, red.
Popcorn—L. M. Watkins, red; T.
H. Thomas, red; Hall Corpening, red.
Corn, prolific, stalk—W. R. Lewis,
blue; W. B. Henderson, red.
Potatoes, cobblers—Fred Glazener,1
blue and red. i
Potatoes, Green Mountain— Mrs-!
C. J. Moltz, blue and red. I
Potatoes, any other variety—Mrs.
Amy Corpening, red. |
Sweet potatoes, Porto Rico—Jack
Lyday, blue; L. F. Lyday, red. j
Sweet potatoes, yams—P. A. Mor-;
gan, blue. I
Potatoes .Nancy Hall—Verno nGo-,
senll, red .. i
Potatoes, any other variety —'V.
B. Henderson, blue and red; Joe
Galloway, rod. I
Highland rice—W. V. Green, red. j
Peanut vine—Otho Scott, red.
Mixed hay—E. C. Allison, red.
Lespedcza hay — Ashley Dickson,
red. , '
Peanuts—Mrs. J. M. Williams, red;
Otho Scott, red. ;
Syrup—W. R. Lewis, blue; Prank,
Wilson, red.
Largest sunflower—M. G. Duncan,.
red.
Ginseng—M. G. Duncan, red.
Tobacco M. G. Duncan, blue;
I. . M. Watkins, red. I
Pumpkin, largest and «pest— Jim
Goober Owen, blue; W. R. Lewis, red. ,
Gourds—A. P. Bell. red.
Cov. crops — Walter Glazener,
blue: J. B. Jones, red.
Rve - Jordan Whitmire, blue;
Ham Galloway, red. I
Wheat t\ W. Talley, blue; Gerald
Gillespie, red.
Buckwheat—Ilarry Galloway, red.
Best plate pole beans—J. W. Dick
son. red. _ _
Lima beans—Mrs. J. C. Capps,
rod. _ _
C wpi-ns. plate—Mrs. J. C. Capps,
I> „( orn. South American Mush
room. I M. Watkins, red.
Mixed variety popcorn—Hall Cor
peniug. red; I . H. Thomas, red.
department b
VEGETABLES
li.i pepper— Marie Moore .red;
A. C. Lyday, red.
Fall garden — Edward Glazener,
blue.
Tomatoes Pi A. Morgan, blue;
\V. U. Liwis, red. I
i. . -.talk -W. K. Lewis, red.
''ballots- D. H. Winchester, red.
Spinach - Mrs. Amy Corpening,
red. _ . i
Mustard Mrs. Amy Corpening,
l.imu beans -Mr-. Amy (orpening,
red. .
String beans, bunch—Bruce Glaze*
ner. blue; Hurry Brown, red.
String bums, pole—Jack Lyday.
blue; 1.. 11. Lyday, red.
Carrots -Mrs. A. M. Paxton, red.
Collard--Mrs. A. M. Paxton, red. j
Celerv- J. V. Gillespie red.
Kgg plant- -Odell Scott, blue; Mrs. i
■\i iv Corpening, red.
Okra—Mrs. Amy Corpening, blue;,
Mrs J. M. Williams, red. 1
Turnip-—). W. Dickson, red; J. W. j
Owen, red. I
Rutabaga -J- M. Galloway, blue,
J. M. Owen, red. __
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FARE TO (jA
ASHEVILLE 0UC
Leaves Brevard
For Hendersonville
Asheville
10:30 A. M.
3:15 P. M.
Lv. Hendersonville
For Brevard
12:01 P. M.
7:45 P. M.
GREYHOUND LINES
Anywhere in U. S.
Okra stalk—J. V. Gillespie, blue
VV. A. Williams, red.
Parsley — Mrs. Amy Corpening
red.
Raspberry—Mrs. E. A. Reid, red.
Onions—L. M. Watkins, blue; T. R
McCall, red; Mrs. Annie Corpening
red; Andrew Boggs, red.
Sweet pepper—Mrs. Annie Corpen
ing, blue; R. A. Bryson, red; Mrs
M. C. Shipman, red; A. M. Paxton
red; J. W. Dickson, red; P. A. Mor
gan, red.
Hot pepper—J. V. Gillespie, red
R. A. Bryson, red; Mrs. J. M. Wil
liums, red; J. V. Gillespie, red; Mrs
J. M. Williams, red; L. M. Watkins
red.
DEPARTMENT C
FRUITS
Apples
Winesap—W. A. Williams, blue;
W. B. Henderson, red.
York—Airs. Am)*-Corpening, blue;
Howard Galloway, red.
Grimes Golden—G. M. Galloway,
r.d .
Jonathan—J. F. Hayes, red.
Red Pippin—R. A. Bryson, red.
Greer.ion—W. A. Williams, red.
Improved Limbertwig—W. B. Hen
derson, red.
Rome Beauty— Mrs. Amy Corpen
ing, red.
North Spy—E. C. Allison, red.
Delicious—Howard Galloway, red.
Red Ben Davis—J. W. Owen, blue.
Dried—Mrs. E. J. Whitmire, blue;
Mrs. Susie Morgan, red.
Pears, Keiffer—D. H. Winchester,
.due; Edward Ashworth, red.
DEPARTMENTD
LIVESTOCK
Beef Cattle
Hereford bull—County, blue; W.
R. Merrill, red.
Hereford calves—County, red.
Hereford cows — Mills Home
Oiphanage, red.
Hereford calves — Mills Home
Orphanage, red.
Hereford heifers — Mills Home
Orphanage, red.
Hereford heifer—E. J. Whitmire
Sr., blue; E. J. Whitmire, Jr., red.
Hereford cow and calf — John
Lvdav, blue.
Shorthorn bull—John Dale ,red.
R.d pile cow and calf — Coufity,
III it r
Guernsey cow—B.B. White, blue;
f. K. Hurt, red.
Guernsey 6ull—Jim White, blue;
Pick Whitmire ,red.
Jersey cow—Elam Galloway, red.
Jersey bull—E. C. Gcyer, red.
Jersey heifer—Jack Nelson, red.
Jersey heifer—W. R. Lewis, red.
llugs
Poland China barrow— Carl Alli
um, red.
Poland China boar—County, blue;
Arthur Whitmire, red.
Poland China sow and 8 pigs—
I’om Gla/.en r, blue; sow and C pigs,
County, red.
Poland China 2 sows—County, red.
Poland China gilt—-W. R. Lewis,
red.
Poland China barrow—R. T. Kim
sey, blue and red.
Sheep
Southdown rams — Arthur Whit
mire, blue and red.
Southdown ewes — Arthur Whit
nire, blue and red.
Horses and Mules
Mare and Colt — Frank McCall,
blue; County, red.
Mare—County, red.
Shetland pony — Harold Hogsed,
red.
Mare and colt—Ray Waldrop, blue.
Mule three years old—Frank Mc
Call. red.
DEPARTMENTE
■POULTRY
White Leghorn cockerel — Fred
Glazener, red.
Pen White Leghorn hens— Talve
Merrill, red.
White Leghorn hen—Talve Mer
rill, red.
B;st pen of Barred Rocks—Wayne
Morgan, blue; R. F. Glazener, red.
Bantams — George Dickson, red;
Victor Sigmon, red.
Capons, Barred Rocks—Ed Conley,
blue; Auburn 'Waldrop, red.
Capons, Black Giants, Ed Conley,
red. ,
White Wyandottes—R. C. Stewart,
red.
Specktled Wyandottes — Ralph
Chapman.
Ducks—Earl Duncan.
Skunks (pole cats)—Earl Gilles
pie.
DEPARTMENTF
FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Best display of zinnias — Mias
Beatrice Sisk, blue; Mrs. J. M. Wil
liams ,red.
Best basket of wild flowers—Mrs
L. M. Watkins, blue; Mrs. J. M. Wil
liams, red.
Best basket of garden flowers —
Mrs. J. M. Williams, blue.
Best display of gladioli — Mrs
C. C. Hutches, blue.
Best collection of petunias —Mrs
M. C. Sumeral, blue.
Best display of cosmos—Mrs. J. M
Williams, blue.
Best collection of bachelor ,but
tons—Mrs. J. V. Gillespie, blue.
Best collection of begonias—Mrs
J. M. Nelson, blue, Mrs. B. B
White, red.
Best sultana — Mrs. Geo. Israel
red.
Best geranium—Mrs. D. H. Win
Chester, red.
Best Coleus—Mrs. W. D. Waldrop
red.
Best collection ferns—Mrs. H. G
Stophel, blue; Mrs. Lee R. Fisher
red.
Best single fern — Mrs. Lee F
Fisher, blue.
Best display of dahlias—A. E. Shu
ford, blue; Mrs. C. J. Moltz, red.
Best scarlet sage—Mvs. Joe Gallo
way, red.
Beet cockscomb—Mrs. J. V. Gilles
I j, rid.
! Best vase small dahlias—Mrs. J. M
r Williams, blue; Mrs. D. H. Wincesl
jter, red.
Host basket of large dahlias—Mn
i i John Ashworth, blue; Mrs. J. M
11 Williams, red.
i Best single yellow dahlias—F. E
I Shuford, blue; Mrs. J. M. Williams
! red.
Best single pink—F. E. Shuford
|blue; Mrs. Jordan Whitmire, red
Best single bronze—F. E. Shuford
blue; Mrs. C. C. Hutches, red.
Best single white—Mrs. W. S. Me
; Lean, blue; Mrs. Jordan Whitmire
red.
! Best light red—Mrs. J. M. Wil
i liams, blue; Mrs. W. S. McLean, red
: Be;t dark red—Mrs. C. C. Hutches
'blue; Mrs. John Ashworth, red.
DEPARTMENTG
CANNED GOODS
. Miss Celia Shuford,
I P:aehes—Mrs. Will Lewis, blue;
! Mrs. A. R. Gillespie, red.
Pears — Mrs. C. V. Shuford, blue;
Mrs. Anderson Smith, red.
Blackberries—Mrs. G. D. Shuford,
blue; Miss Ann Moore, red.
Strawberries—Mrs. G. D. Shuford,
Apple sauce—Mrs. D. L. Glazener,
blue; Mrs. A. M. Pharr, red.
String beans—Mrs. G. D. Shuford,
blue; Mrs. Robert Khnzey, red.
Cherries — Mrs. G. D. Shuford,
blue; Mrs. Annie Corpening, red.
Soup mixture—Mrs. D. L. Glaze
ner. blue; Mrs. Minnie Price, red.
Tomatoes—Mrs. Will Lewis, blue
and red. „
Sweetpotatoes— Miss Helen Hen
derson, blue and red.
Rhubarb—Mrs. G. D. Shuford.
Beet pickles—Mrs. G. D. Shuford,
blue; Mrs. J. M. Williams, red.
Beets—Mrs. L. M. Watkins, blue,
Mrs. W. S. McLean, red.
Pumpkin —Mrs. Sam McCullough,
blue: Mrs. J. M. Williams, red.
b Grape juic^Mrs. T W Owens,
blue; Mrs. G. D. Shuford, red.
Grapes—Mrs. G. D. Shuford.
Huckleberries— Mrs. L. M. Wat
hins. _ _ , vfopppv.
Kaspoerriea —
^'(Jreens—Mrs. A. M Pharr blue
Guavers — Miss Thelma Moffitt,
bllCorn_Mrs. Ed Mackey, blue; Mrs.
T R. McCall, red. , .
Field peas— Mrs. G. D. Shuford,
blue. . »*
Okra—Mrs. Minnie Price, blue,
Mrs. Florence Winchester, red.
English peas—Mrs. T. R. McCall,
blue; Mrs. Ed Mackey, red.
Pimento—Mrs. W. S. McLean, red.
Squash—Mrs. G. D. Shuford, blue.
Carrots—Mrs. T. R. McCall, blue;
Mrs. Ed Mackey, red.
Pepper pickles—Mrs. 0. M. Scott,
blue.
Marmalades and Jams
Plum marmaladde .. Mrs. C. V.
Shuford, blue.
Apple marmalade — Mrs. Hub
Heath, blue; Mrs. J. C. Capps, red.
Blackberry jam—Mrs. J. M. Wil
liams, blue; Mrs. C. V. Shuford, red.
Grape marmalade — Mrs. C. v.
Shuford, blue; Miss Thelma Moffitt,
red.
Rhubarb marmalade— Mrs. D. L.
Glazener, blue.
Raspberry jam—Miss Thelma Mot
fitt. blue; Mrs. J. M. Williams, red.
Jellies
Apple jelly— Thomas Glazener,
blue; Mrs. Annie Corpening, red.
Grape jelly — Mrs. Ed Mackey,
blue; Mrs. Annie Corpening, red.
Blackberry jelly—Mrs. Ed Mackey,
I blue; Mrs. Annie Corpening, red.
Preserves
Apple preserves — Mrs. Martin
Shipman, blue; Mrs. L. M. Watkins,
red.
Pear preserves—Mrs. J .A. Glaze
ner, red.
Strawberry Preserves—Mrs. C. \
Shuford, blue.
Watermelon preserves—Mrs. Mar
gin Shipman, blue; Mrs. G. D. Shu
i ford, red. ,
Cherry .preserves — miss oiw™
Moffitt, blue.
Citron preserves—Mrs. C. V. Shu
I ford, blue; Mrs. G. D. Shuford, red.
i Rhubnrd conserve — Miss Celia
Shuford, blue.
Meats
Pork sausage— Mrs. Sam McCul
lough, blue. „ _
Chicken—Mrs. Palmer McCrary,
blue.
Pickles and Relishes
Cucumber pickles — Mrs. A. M.
Pharr, blue; Mrs. C. V. Shuford;
Peach pickles—Mrs. H. 0. Topp.
Dixie relish— Mrs. Coach Cassell,
blue. , _
Chow-chow — Mrs. A1 Bryson,
blue; Mrs. Minnie Price, red. j
Catsup—Mrs. A. M. Pharr, blue;.
Miss Celia Shuford, red. ;
DEPARTMENT H
Best pieced quilt—Mrs. L. M. Wat
kins, blue.
Best patch work quilt—Mrs. Roy
Waldrop, blue. , .
Appliqued quilt —-Annie Whitmire,
blue; Vernie Whitmire, red.
Yo Yo quilt — Annie Whitmire,
blue. ,.
Afghan— Ruby Whitmire, olue,
Mrs. M. W. Galloway, red.
Crocheted spread — Mrs. Mabel
McDonald, blue; Mrs. Flem Glazener,
Best hooked rug—Mrs. Sam Mc
Culough, blue. , ,,
Towels—Miss Beatrice Sisk, blue.
Baby bootees—Miss Jessie i,liza
beth Whitmire, blue.
Best baby cap and sacque— Miss
Jessie Whitmire, blue.
Boudoir pillow—Miss Edna White,
, blue: Miss Jessie Whitmire, red.
Pillow top—Mrs. J- B. Rogers,
■ blue; Miss Edna White, red.
Gown—Miss Ola Paxton, blue.
, Embroidered bed spread—Mrs. J.
W. Owen, blue. _ ...
Best dress—Mrs. R. T. Kimsey,
, blue; Edna White, red.
Crocheted luncheon set — M i s s
. Ruby Whitmire, blue; Miss Fay
Glazener, red.. „ ~ _r ,,.
Pillow cases—Mrs. L. M. Watkins,
blue; Mrs. J. B. Rogers, red.
Vanity sets—Miss Faye Glazener,
blue and red.
Dresser scarf—Miss Fay Glazener,
blue; Mrs. Lee Nicholson, red.
. Centerpiece—Mrs. L. E. Bagwell
- blue; Mrs. H. G. Stophel, red.
Handkerchiefs— Miss Mary Caro
. lyn McIntosh, blue.
DEPARTMENT /
. PANTRY AND DAIRY SUPPLIES
, Mrs. E. H. Mackey
Cookies—Mrs. J. B. Rodgers, blue
, Mrs. Marcus Williams, red.
. j Chocolate cake — Mrs. E. H
,1 Mackey, blue.
j Cocoanut cake — Mrs. E. H.
■: Mackey, blue.
,1 Decorated cake—Mrs. Ethel Nich
olson, blue.
j Cup cake—Miss Ola Paxton, blue.
' Soda biscuit—Mrs. Marcus Wil
liams, blue; Mrs. E. H. Mackey, red.
Baking powder biscuit—Mrs. J. A.
Glazener, blue.
Corn muffins—Mrs. J. A. Glase
ner, blue.
Apple pie—Mrs. A. M. Paxton,
I blue.
Lemon pic—Mr3. A. M. Pharr,
blue.
Peanut brittle candy—Mrs. Mar
cus Williams, blue.
Seafcam candy —, Miss Thelma
Moffet, blue; Mrs. E. H. Mackey,
! red.
I Chocolate fudge — Mrs. E. H.
I Mackey, blue; Mrs. R. A. Collins,
red.
DEPARTMENT J
SCHOOL EXHIBITS
Miss Louise William*
Rosman, first; Little River, second.
HOME ECONOMICS
Jelly
Apple — Catherine Case, blue;
Hazel Moore, red.
Mint — Anita Galloway, blue;
Helen Allison, red.
Blackberry— Marie Starnes, blue;
Florence Tipton, red.
! Pienapple— Sarah Teague, blue:
Catherine Fulton, red.
Jams, Preserves and Conserves
Cherry conserve — Edna Edmund
, son, blue.
Rhubard conserve—Helen Summey,
blue, Jane Yongue, red.
Orange marmalade—Shirley Zach
j ary, blue.
Pineapple honey-— Sarah Teague,
iblue; Irene Tinsley, red.
Pear preserves—Catherine Mac'
'key, blue; Helen Galloway, red.
Rhubard preserves—Helen McCall,
blue; Jane Yongue, red.
Crabapple preserves — Brevard
Home Economics Dept., blue; Julia
Jordan, red.
I Apple pflrserve.^ — Rosa Lee
! Sprouse, blue, Marie Meece, red. '
Grape jam—Brevard Home Econ
'omics Dept., blue; Brevard Home
I Economics Dept., red.
Raspberry jam—Ruby Love, blue,
j Apple raisin jam—Marie Holden,
I blue.
i Spiced grapes — Agnes Allison,
blue.
Apple marmalade— Clara Raxter,
I blue; Elizabeth Sitton, red.
Fruits
Peaches—Hazel Moore, blue; Kath
erine Mackey, red.
, Blackberries— Katherine Mackey
] blue.
■| Huckleberries—Clara Raster, blue
| Apple sauce—Brevard Home Econ
omics Dept., blue; Ruby Love, red.
Apple butter-^ Mildred Galloway
| blue.
Grape juice—Hazel Moore, blue
Lucy Galloway, red.
Vegetables
Corn on cob—Brevard Home Econ'
omic3 Dept., blue; Annice Whitmire
red.
Cut corn — Barbara Henderson,
I blue; Norma Hamilton, red.
I Beans — Lucy Galloway, blue;
i Hazel Moore, red. '
| Carrots — Brevard Home Econ
j omics Department, blue; Elsie Me
[ Junkin, red.
Beets — Thelma Sentell,, blue;
Amanda Price, red.
j Tomatoes—Christine Cooper, blue;
Carolyn Garren, red.
Pimentoes—Jane Yongue, blue;
Florence Tipton, red.
Okra— Clara Baxter, blue; Lucy
Galloway, red.
Sweet potatoes— Ruby Darmid,
blue; Edna Edmundson, red.
Soup mixture—Clara Raxter, blue;
| Julia Jordan, red.
Tomato juice — Brevard Home
j Economics Dept., blue.
• Sweet peppers—Elizabeth Jenkins,
j blue.
Pickles and Relishes
I cucumoer picmes—eaara ivaxter.
blue.
Pickled peppers — Clara Raxter,
blue; Ruby Love, red.
Tomrtto pickles— Amanda Price,
blue.
Chow-chow—Lenora Thomas, blue.
Dixie relish—Dohonov Fisher, blue;
Hilda Galloway, red.
Pickled peaches—Tommy Reynolds,
blue; Margaret White, red.
Foods
Fudge—Mae Gallamore, blue; Jane
Yongue, red.
Honey, Edna Edmundson, blue.
Clothing
Infant's Clothes
Dress — Ruby Whitmire, blue;
Hilda Galloway, red.
Slip—Hazel Moore, blue; Mildred
Galloway, red.
Kimona—Mildred Galloway, blue;
Hilda Galloway, red.
Gown—Ruby Whitmire, blue.
Shirt—Lucy Galloway, blue.
Band—Lucy Galloway, blue.
Sacque — Hazel Moore, blue;
Lucy Galloway, red.
Crocheted sacque— Barbara Hen
derson, blue; Annice Whitmire, red.
Diaper — Lenora Thomas, blue;
Helen McCall, red.
Blanket—Hazel Mcore, blue; Lucy
Galloway, red.
Cap—Barbara Henderson, blue.
Bootees—Barbara Henderson, blue.
Bassinet—Hazel Moore, blue.
Children’s Clothes
Party dress—Celia Shuford, blue.
School dress — Frances Coleman,
blue. „
Adult Clothes
Evening dress — Celia Shuford,
blue; Helen Henderson, red.
, Wool dress—Ruby Whitmire, blue;
Frances Coieman, red.
. Cotton dress—Vera Hayes, blue.
Skirt—Mary Barnett, blue; Vera
Hayes, red.
Shorts and brassiere—Helen Gallo
way, blue.
Smock—Hazel Moore, blue.
Fu-ncy Work
Crocheted sweater— Vera Hayes,
blue; Annie Neill, red.
I Ci'ucueUd Ui—wuJ tfliib, blue;
Helen Henderson, red.
Crocheted luncheon set—Elizabeth
McCoy, blue.
Crocheted scarf— Celia Shuford,
red.
Luncheon set — Catherine Fulton,
blue; Helen Henderson, red.
Scarf—Celia Shuford, blue; Merle
Michael, red.
Buffet set, Celia Shuford, blue and
red.
Guest towels—Celia Shuford, blue
and red.
Tea towels—Mary Barnett, blue;
Celia Shuford ,red .
Pillow cases—Celia Shuford, blue;
Nancy Barnett, red.
Boudoir pillow —Merele Michael,
blue; Helen Henderson, red.
Doll dress — Catherine Mackey,
blue; Irene Tinsley, red.
Hand towels—Inez Pangle, blue;
Margaret White, red.
Holders—Eula Mae Morris, blue;
Margaret White, red.
Pocket book—Helen Henderson,
blue; Annice Whitmire, red.
Quilt—Helen McCall, bluejk Dorv
othy Clayton, red.
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