The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-10
Class H-Fine Arts, etc.

CLASS H-Fine Arts, etc.
Best specimen Of Oh painting, Nm. }. A.
whitney.
Best collection Of oil paiptinss, Mn. J. A.. ]
! whitney.
Best specimen Of water oolors, Nm. J. A.
Whitney.
Bett collection Of water oolors. Mrs.. }. A. ]
Whitnsy.
Best specimen Of pencil drawing. Ars. J. A. I
whitney.
! Best pair Of al wool blankets, Mrs. }. A. MOI
fort
lBess specimen Of rag carpet, Mrs.. 8. g. Clark.
Best pair Of mems socks, Mrs.. L. Chadwick.
Best pair Of ladies' stockings, Hrs. II. Il. Jone
Best paar Of mittens, Mrs. Sarah Jones'
Best specimen Of worsted embroidery, Mn
ABB whitney.
Best specimen Of Aoss embretdery, Hn Kline.
Best transferred embroidery, Mrs. Sarah Jones.
Best embroidery on Java canvas, Ars A 8 Brow
Bet specimen Of DEMONSTRATING, Mrs. A
Whitney.
Best specimen ofbraiding. NrsJ A B Whitney
Best specimen Of tatting, Mrs p W Bostwick.
Best application work, Mrs A B whitney.
Best crochet work, Mrs L Chadwick.
Best bead work, Mrs A B whitney.
Best cone work, Mrs A B Whitnsy.
Best wax flowers, Mrs A b whitney.
Best bas flowers, Mrs Downer.
Best made suit of underwear, Mrs VIM Dsvis.
Best-made lot of ladies' collars and cuffs, Mrs
| ABB Whitney.
Best hand-embroidered night dress, Mrs A ]
| whitney.
- Ag>RN 1..n0 g.
Jones.
Best specimen OF handmade lace, Mrs Kline.
Best embroidered motto, Mrs g Clark.
Best pin cushion, Mrs A B::Whitnsy.
Best tidy, cotton, Mrs Kline.
Best sample Of mats, Mrs J A B whitney.
Best lot Of toilet mats, Mrs Z Cla.k.
Best lot Of sheet and pillow shsms, Mrs. A
Whitney.
Best patchwork quilts, cotton and Verona woods
Mrs Mcdonald.
Best patchwork quilts, worsted. Mrs Mcdonald
Best specimen Of plain sewing, Mrs A Whit
ney.
Best specimen Of plain knitting, Sarah Jones.
Same by lady over sixty years Of age, Mrs Saral
Jones.
Best and prettiest display in this class, Mrs J
B whitney.
Any mistakes made in the publication
of the list will be corrected by notifying
the Assistant Secretary, r. B. Stevenson
ELM TIP. s. s. CONVENTION
to be held at Rose Hill school house, 81
miles east of lola, on Saturday, Nov. II
1877,
10. A. NJ. Music and devotional exer
cises.
1890. Address by Rev. Mr.. Klina.
1915. Essay by Mrs. A. E. Wright.
IL. Discussion. Question: What quail
i6cations should q Sunday School teach
er have? ]. Willett, or Mrs. L. d. Weis
ner.
1880. Discussion. How should the
Bible be read? w. G. Allison, or Mrs
Barker.
IL. Dinner.
l. Music and devotional exercises.
1870. Chlldren's meeting, addressed by
Rev. Mr.. Muth, or Mrs DR.. Hundreds
2. Discussion. How shall we teach the
pupils the evidences of Christianity. H.
English, or Prof. Henderson.
Essay by Mrs. ]. w. Delaplain.
2:30. Discussion. Who should attend
the Sunday School. ]. P. Delaplsin, OF
DR.. Strong.
8. Discussion. How shall the older
scholars be interested in the Sunday
School, DR.. Demoss or T. Gwillim.
$50 to 4. Question drawer.
All friends of the Sunday School
cause are invited to be with US, and aid
in the discussion of Sunday School in.
terests. The exercises will be inter.
spersed with plenty of music.
A full attendance is anticipated, and
a meeting pleasant and profitable to all.
J. WILLErr.
J. p. REMsBERG,
Mrs. J. P. REMsBERG, Com
MRS. A. E. WRIGHT,
J. w. JOHNSON.