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1918 STATEMENY OF RECEIP AND EXPENDITURES a_ Fifth Annual County Contest of E r Pupils of tie County of Cape May Exhibits and Awards of Prizes: mi at the Anmmal County . Fair October 3rd and 4th, 1918 Balance on Hand as per Statement 1917; Call Account sesor Time Account 143.61 Interest on Call Account Contributed by Banks: Security Trust Co., Cape May $ 1500 Mechants National, Cape May | 15. First National, Court House First National, Ocean City (When special prizes paid direct to nts by this bank are includ: « contribution is $50.00) Wildwood Title and Trust Co. Murine National Bunk, Wildweod Ocean City Chen special prizes B d. rect to contestants ank — are . included, ite Cus tribution is $60.00) Tuckahoe National Bank $120.00 Contributions by Board of Education Wildwood City $ 10.00 North Wildwood Avalon Woodbine Sen Isle Cit y Dennis Township Contributions from Individuale: L. C. Compton, South Senville Maud L. Kesar, Ocean City Bale of Producta Total Receipt Payments ackhouse, hive of bees 2. Washburn, sllver cups arded as prizes R. 8. Gandy, picture for 1 S. Coombs, chickens awarded

3. and J. Taylor, rope, ete, used in preparing tent D. Cyrus Tudor, chickens awarded as prize W. L. Stevens, Inc., farm implements awarded as prizes Eldredge and Phillips, farm implements | awarded . as prizes 3. D. Spiegel, farm implements awarded as prizes George Weaver, first prize Swain Hoffman, first prize Corn judging Melvin Watson, loan for purchase of machine HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPARTME COOKING Best Loaf of Bread-Class I Julia Whittington, Sea Isle City-Ist Price Margaret Newman, Academy Cold Spring, 2nd Prize Cornelia Colfison, Ocean City 3rd Prize Best Half Dozen Muffing, Class I "Al, Welch, Palermo, Ist Alim . Campbell, Ocean . City 2nd Prize Ruth Chambers, Court Houne adbaca 4 Reat Half Doren Hard Cake-Class Lydia: Springer, South Dennis, Ist Prize Elizabeth — Robinson, . South Tennis, 2nd Prize Beat Jar Fruit-Class I Hnvy: Watson, South Dennis, 1.4 Prize D. Mildreth, Eldors, 2nd Prize Julia Whittington, Sea. Isle City, 8rd Prize Best Jar Frait-Class I Marion Murphy, Ocean City, Ethel — Robinnon, School, 8rd Prize Best Loaf Bread,-Class II Katharine Smith, Occan City First Prize Pearl Botwinick, — Woodbine, 2nd Prize At Best Hall Dozen Muffinn-Class I Alice Colberg, Wildwood, 1st Prize Eleanor Nye, Wildwood, 2nd Le

Emily Castor, Wildwood, 3rd Prize 50 Bent War Loaf Cake-Clas 11 Alice Gurretson, Ocean City, Ixt Prize 1.00 Catherine . Vance, . Court Hou nd Prize Margaret Seully, — Wildwood, 3rd Prize Best Jar: Fruit,-Class H Mildred. Sussman, Woodbine, Int Prize Emily: Brown, Wildwood, 2nd Prize Marian — Chambers, . Court House, 3rd Prize Best Glass Jelly-Class I Catherine Smith, Ocean City, 1st Prize Mary Corson, Wildwood, 2nd Prize Emma Weise, Wildwood, 3rd rize Best Sar Vegetabies-Class II Marian | Chambers, — Court House, Ist Prize 1.00 Belle Hewitt, Wildwood, 2nd bl Beat Half Dozen Hard Cake-Class Rit Laura — Powell, — Eldora, 1st Prize E Beat Jar Frait-Ciase IH Mrs. Levi Dickinson, Erma, Ist Prize incall Powell, Eldora, . 2nd Mre: Bertha Bishop, Eldora, 3rd Prize Beat Jar Vegetables-Class III Mre. Levi Dickinson, Erma, Ist Prize 1.00 Mrs. H. Garretson, Erma, 2nd Prize I6 Sara Chester, Eldora, 3rd Pri Glass Jelly-Clams HI Mrs. Levi Dickinson, Erma, 1st Prize Laura Powell, Eldora, . 2nd Prize ° Mrs. R. T. Johnson, Erma, budbac a HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPART MENT-SEWING Best Plain Apron made by hand Class I Myrtle Endicott, | Sea. Isle City, lst Prize Ruby , Dibe Ocean City, 2nd Frecda: Steelman, Ocean City, Bed Prize Best Patch on Dreas Goods, plain Class 1 Augusta Ganser, . Wildwood, . Ist Prize u Hannah Kimble, Rio Grande, rize "5 [Dorothy Kennedy, Rio Grande 3rd Prize 50 Best Darn in Stocking-Class I Grace Suistison, Ocean City, 1st Pri Ruth Mv Ocean City, 2nd Prize Marie Risley, Wildwood, Srd Prize 50 Best Plain Hand Hemmed Towel Class I Lillian Young, Beesleys Point, ist Price 1.00 Estelle Abramson, Woodbinc, 2nd Prize T5 Carmelli Berardi, Dennisville, 3rd Prize 50 Lt Ai comt nld Ruby Dibb, Ocean City, d Prize 1.00 May Brammell, Ocean City, Eobaca Marin Troup, Ocean . City, 3rd Prize Beat Nightgown by grade pupil, Class I Evelyn Smith, Ocean City, special Prize Lod i nbambedbld Eleanor Campbell, Ocean City Ist Prize 100 Kathcrine Smith, Ocean City Puldbard R Ab Eima Garrison, — Occan City, Brd Prize Best Patch in Plaid-Class If Fannie Kessler, Woodbinc, Jat Prize Mildred . Kennedy, — Court | Houre, 2nd Prize Ida Cutler, Wor dbine, 8rd Privo Best Hand He: med Towel-Clams II {Frances Stiles, Jourt House, Ist Prize 1.00 Vivian Weeks, Occan City, 2nd Prize Tb

Best Darn in Table Linen-Class II Marjorie Bentham, Ocoun City, 1st Prize Frances Smith, Occan City, 2nd Prize Best Corset Cover-Ciass II Frances Stile, Court House, Ist Prize 1.00 Edena Small, Court House, Pula Reid Inez Stites, Court House, 3rd Prize o Best Made Dress-Class II Elma Garrison, Ocean | City, Ist Prize 1.00 Best Made Plain Waist-Class III Inez Stites, Court House, 1st Prize 1.00 Total Expenditures g267.95 Balance in Call Account 4412 Balance on Time 147.82 w-__-sb ete AGRICULTURE IN CAPE May county «- Agriculture is in ite infancy in bsd pxtos but the discovery that it Led t opportonitice to entermmap ues has u 1d — Ton of Term land, It should be much singularly adapted for the thise products and. requirscientific handling to yield the . . ie efforts of | 79 (3 4 agriculture | mal achouls and

[the county farm demonstrator thi [han been conclusively proven. We have [in our cwn eleven resorts the bent pos [ible markets for the sale of roducts and transportation faciliti y which any aurplus may be convey [to the greater meuoboien markets [Wayside booths enable summer reat |proves very attractive to purchase

and profitable to farmer. here in arn a poor road in the county and _ telephone. and . electric lightin Sarton are being extended gradually to all sections. . The man who secures land in bin Angra eo nbat present time will in a few yours the impulse which Ted him to ds tt it for it is apt to become a medium through which a fortune may be won.

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