Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-07
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MANY GOLD MEDALS

The puplls Of the Fort Worth city
sehools acquitted themselves In u high
~ credltabie manner In the various
contests which formed feature Oh
the educational departments OF the Da'-
las fair. In the department OF pen
manship and drawing the Fort worth
pupils were bound TO be especially pro-
neIent and carried off most or the
prizes. Some Of the specimens OF pen
manship and drawing exhibited by the
pupils OF our city schools were teaIy
remarkable for their beautiful eHecu-
ton. 1t is highly gratifying ana re-
fleets great credit both upon the tai
ents and application OF the pupils ana
ahe efficiency of their teacher
The following Is u complete list OF
fhe prizes won: .-,- ,,.,.-
wood FOR best elk drawings OF the
eighth or ninth grade r..,,... ,,,,i
cold medal, awarded 10 Pauline Gul-
den for best drawing OF NTH grade
Cold medal. awarded to Birdie yates
for best drawing In botany; -
copy OF Tennyson's Fairy Lillian anu
other poems, Illustrated, for best work
and display OF four drawings by any
pupil OF the ninth grade, awarded To
Annie Emery.
The Fair. fayorite water colora, Tor
best work and display Of six drawings
by any pupil OF the ninth grade, award
ed 10 Myrtle Paxton.
j, @. Humphrey & Co, atationcrs.
copy OF Lucille, nnely illustrated. Tor
best display of four drawings. award"
ed TO Jessie Underwood.
KerrlgAns book store. Dallas. line
gold pen and holder for best specimen
of peumanship OF not over four Lines,
awarded to Pauline Gulden.
KeTr!gan's book store, Dallas,
handsome set Of Instruments for best
display OF six drawings, awarded to
Jessie Underwood.
j. 5. carruthers. STORY OF Column
bus" large and finely illustrated
book in colors, for best work and dis
play OF four drawings By any pupil
Of the hfth grade, awarded TO Pauline
Guldpn.
j. II. Preston & Co. booksellers and
sthtiuncW. Dallas. a five-voiumc set
OF McCauleys History Of England, for
best display OF six drawings, awarded
to Jessie Underwood.
Best display OF free-hnnd drawing,
CGx9 In first four grades. 9xl2 In higher
grales), including six specimens from
each grade In which the subject IA
taught, gold medal. awarded TO Il. T.
Moore.
Best display Of penmnnship, includ-
ing six specimens from each grade IN
which the subject Vs. taught from us
many pupils, gold medal, awarded to
X. II. Moore.
Best specimen Of plain pcnmanship,
not less than sixteen lines, by any boy
or girl between the ages " 10 and IL
years, gold medal, awarded to Jessie
Underwood.
Best specimen OF plain penmnnshlp.
not less than sixteen lines, by any boy
or girl between the ages OF II aud ld
years, gold medal, awarded to Clara
pankey.
Best specimen of plain penmunship
not less than sixteen lines, by amy
boy or girl between the ages OF IL aud
II years. gold medal. awarded to Mar
ion Thomas.
Best specimen OF plain penmnnshlp
not less than eight lines, by any boy
or girl between the ages of 10 and /.
years, gold medal, awarded to Marguer-
cite Curtley.
Best specimen of plain penmanship
not less than eight lines. by amy boy OF
girl between the ages OF \ and 10 years
gold medal. awarded TO Mabel Var
Alsdeli
Best display of six outline pencil
drawings. not larger than lexis, II
physiology, gold medal. awarded &c
Jessie Underwood.
Best pencil drawing, sphere, cube
and cylinder. not larger than i2Nl6
gold medal. awarded to Jessie Under
wood.
], II. Mitchell, jeweier, SIS gold medal
for best work and display of six draw
fnga. by any pupil OF the seventh o,
eighth grade. awarded to Jessie Under
wood.
q. w, Ware, Dallas, supervisor draw