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Celebrating 102 years

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“Something for EVERYONE and always in October” 
 
 
 

Celebrating our 102nd Annual Exhibition

                     

  • South Central Fair 2012          
  • October 9th-13th,201,
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Representing:

Charlotte, Mecklenburg, Lunenburg and Brunswick Counties

 

 

Check Out our NEW attractions in the entertainment schedule:

 

The Konnection Band

 

FireFighters Training Show

 

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*School Tickets will only be good on Tuesday and Thursday nights*
 

 South Central Fair celebrates it's 101st  Anniversary

 

  • The 102nd Annual South Central Fair kicks off on Sunday, October 9, 2-5pm at the Autumn Jubilee, Chase City's Annual Street Festival, with an information booth where you can see some fair history and get prizes for the children.

 

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    At 6pm a parade will start at the stoplight on main street ending at the gates to the fairgrounds with some special presentations and a ribbon cutting ceremony.

 

 

 

 

 

 Come out and help us celebrate our 102nd year

 

                     Interesting Fair Facts:

 

 

  • The County Fair began in the early 1900’s when area farmers in MecklenburgCounty gathered to determine who had “bragging rights” to the largest livestock, and home-grown vegetables.
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    • The Miss South Central Fair Pageant began in 1958 and has produced two state winners and two first runner-ups to that title

     

    • While horse racing was legal, it was the main event at the fair

     

    • During the early years  The event would kick off on Tuesday with a large parade down MainStreetChaseCity. Schools closed so students could participate and many state politicians were on hand for the opening of the fair.

     

    • In 1919, Governor Westmoreland Davis spoke on the opening day with Congressman Watkins M. Abbott.

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