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fair (and to keep ourselves out of trouble) to those who brought the prize winners in. Shortly after we g*v'1 *n *c" count of the first basket of turnips that averaged around 4 inches in diameter, with a circumference of 13 inches, Mr. Robert Frazier appeared with'one, and with great pride remark d "now here-IS a turnip.” We all agreed - it W-It was not a globe but an elongated turnip, so we decided to weigh it instead of measuring it. Ijt tipped the scales at 2 pounds. We wondered what Mrs. Brock) would think, and felt a bit sympathetic, ior we had such fun showing and eating the ones she had brejught in. We didn't have veryjlong to 'wait, coming in, she .eypd Mr. Frazier’s prize, and with)the remark, "believe my soul it is one of those ‘Cow Turnips,’ Was out again and off to her patjch that extends "all the way ^frbm the road fence to the bam.” |
In a short time, die wta back again. We won’t attempt J to describe that basket of turnips hse had with her. We are definitely sure that die had to have help getting it over the garden
But—they were the. elongated kind. (Nothing further w*s said, however, about (Cow Tuhiipsf) We oicked up one and out it on the scaes, it weighed 2W (two
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