Officers and Directors List Featuring A W Stubbeman
A. W. Stubbeman named president with Mrs Oliver Rider as vice president and M. S. Bates as secretary and treasurer. T. S. Cornelius serves as finance chairman and Pink Boydee as building chairman. Entertainment chairmen include Barney W Chambers Phoebe Harris and county extension agents Oliver L Adams and Mary Claude Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Stubbeman
shaAeus Cunae
Oliver Rider
P. Bowen le Iece
M. S. Bates
Sances Finance
T. S. Cornelius
Pink Boydee Ae. Entertainment
Oliver L. Adams Mary Claude Fletcher Barney W, Chambers
Phoebe Harris
Calendar of Exhibits and Contests for 4-H and FFA
Calendar items list events from Tuesday to Saturday at the fairground. It includes entering general exhibits poultry crops livestock showmanship judges educational displays beef cattle dairy cattle horses and mules and the removal of exhibits with awards presented on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Hempstead County Fair Premium Rules and Entries
General rules require entries by the owner or agent and in place during the department period. No entry in more than one department, premiums limited to Hempstead County exhibitors, with exceptions for adjoining counties. Premiums listed Blue Red White Grand Champion Purple. Officials not liable for loss or damage on fair grounds. Premiums totaling 950.00 in US Defense Savings Stamps offered across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
U. S
FFA
Lee H. Garland
Hope
Hempstead County
Hempstein County
Livestock Show Rules and Premiums Detailed
Beef cattle must be exhibited Wednesday October Sth through Saturday October 18th with papers or pedigree. dairy females may be unregistered if shows are registered or purebred. Health checks required. premiums total 44022 dollars plus ribbons. Points determine money earned in beef cattle, swine, poultry, and mules across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie PB Baker
Bech Point
Beef Cattle Judging Contests At Hope Fair
Shows include Hereford Polled Hereford Red Poll and Shorthorn classes with several age divisions. Competitors from Route 3 and Route 2 Hope listed with officials A W Biurseth M S Bites L C Sommerville and B H Erwin guiding entries. Champion bull and champion female titles noted among multiple breeds and ages with pens and pairs judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
A. W
Hope
Nass
Glass
M. S
L. C. Sommerville
B. H. Erwin
Washington
Hope fair foot notes cattle and swine exhibits
Herman Stuy of Route 4 Hope leads dairy cattle entries due Thursday October 16 from 9 00 am to 10 00 pm with classes for calves heifers and cows. Purple ribbons and champion designations offered for poland china swine and poultry with judging October 15 and entries due October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Stuy
Route 4
Hope
4 H FAA Dairy and Livestock Show Rules
Dairy and 4 H F A A entries specify classes for calves and heifers, weights for steers and heifers, with points for grading and prize allocations. Other LOTS cover swine, foods preservation, fresh vegetables, meats and nutrition, poultry, and community booths, plus committee rosters and entry deadlines for October fair events in Hempstead County.
Exhibit of canned pantry meals by 4 H groups
A chart style display shows menus using canned products. Five or more entries sponsor a group prize to be awarded to a 4 H Club Group or Vocational Home Economics class for presenting one tray or pantry store meal during the exhibit by Home Demonstration clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cece
Ian Coer
D. Bugeests
Jar
Clothing Department Entries for Fair Judging Schedule
List of department superintendents for 4-H Club Home Economies with blocks for judging garments. Entries required by 8 30 a m Wednesday October 15 and judging at 9 00 a m. No withdrawal until 12 p m Saturday October 18. Indicates garment categories and groupings with entry fees per group. Each entrant must bring own hanger and garments numbered by hours and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oultry
Norman Moore
Hope
Bago
Ocinbar
Food Department
J. B. McWilliams
Shaver Springs
Chiarmin
John Lala
Nebo
Foster
Bruce Chapel
Eli Kidd
Avery Chapel
EB. E. McMahon
Co. Aaa
Mary Foster
NYA
Buford Poe
Elisha Jones
Vi—Colored Department
Jas
Harris
Colored School
Molly Mitchell
Mc-Nab
Edna Scott
Mars Hill
Anna MacFaddin
Sheppard
Qra LaCour
I. W. Harris
Ozan
Clothing Department
C. R. Willard
Marbrook
Louis Dundy
Doyle
Frances Hyett
Patmos
P. J. Holt
Melrose
D. M. Collier
Oakgrove
Wednesda
Martha Brunson
Blevins
Pauline Samuels
DeAnn
Letha Rhodes
Arline Burke
V—Household Art Department
Monroe Samuels
Alexandria Smith
Jaka Jones
E. Aaron
Shoyer Springs
Fay Hunckler
Evening Shade
Mattress Center
Home Demonstration Club
Home Demonstration Council
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
County Council of Home Demonstration Club
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Livestock Division
Sen Wee
Poland
China
Mat Berrow
Rolle
Prescott
Miurses
Niles
Deewaber
Danduey
Satie
Sime
ASR
Bnd
Riley Lewallen
Route 2
Merchants of Hope
Ark
Robert Rider
M. M. Atkins
Liberty Hill
Henry Pickard
Rocky Mound
Louie Stewart
John Allen
Hickory Shade
Bermuda
FFA Swine Lot NO
SWINK
Een Oe
Paul
Boston
Saucier Dudney
O. A. McKnight
Fay Hackler
Parnes
Irvin Urrey
Joe Laster
H. H. Huskey
Louie Dowdy
Nashville
Joy Daugherty
W. 8. Poule
Louie Guad
Beth Higgaxon
Ollie Formby
Grady Reece
Shirley Stuart
Urbin Jones
Fulton
L. BK. Boyce
Columbus
Q. B. Hodnett
Hype
Arkansas
County Council Fair
Rorky Mounu
C. R. White
Uma Stophs
John Laha
Alma Hannah
Qtan
St. Paul
Shove
Springs
Paul Dudney
M. M. Adkins
George Griffin
Hopewell
C. €. Norwood
Boyle
Mary
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