The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-18

was awarded Oscar Fisher of Logan!
Chapel school.
3. For the best set of Language pa
pers the first prize of $3.50 given by
Mr.. Alex Walker was awarded tC
Thelma Simpson of Gums Chape
school at Buckeye, teacher Miss Ruth
Ray. Second One Dollar given by DR.
Kinnaird, awarded to Elizabeth Doty
Manse school teacher Miss Allie Hen.
dren. Third a ribbon awarded tt
Jacob Burnside.
A. For the best map of Kentucky g
pair of $3.50 shoes given by Joseph
| Mercantile Co. was awarded to Lille
Baker and Jennie Ray of Sycamore
School, Miss Stella Hendren teacher.
Second prize of $1.OO given by DR..
Elliott to Willie Prewitt of Walker
! School, teacher Miss Minnie Johnson.
5. For the best problem in farm
arithmetic, $500 given by Citizens
National Bank the first prize was
awarded to John L. Brown Manse
school, teacher Miss Allie Hendren.
Second base ball bat given by Hasel-
den Bros. was awarded to Marshal
! Mahan, West Point School, teacher
Miss Myrtle Ruble. Third ribbon to
Gordon Doty Manse school taught by
Miss Allie Hendren.
6. For the best business letter the
first prize $500 suit case given by
K. H. Batson was awarded to Irene
Kaufman of Hickman school, teacher
Miss Lucretia Skinner. Second Two
Dollars given by Garrard Bank and
Trust Co. was awarded to Maggie
Carter of the Gainesville school, teach
er Mr.. E. E. Estridge. Third ribbon
awarded to Henrietta Mays, Lindendale
School, teacher Miss Alice Scott.
Z. For the best handmade apron the
So. 90 rocker given by Hurt & Anderson
was awarded to Bessie King, Logan s
Chapel, teacher Miss Ora Rogers.
Second pair of embroidery scissors
was awarded Lucretia Anderson of the
Antioch school, teacher Miss Emma
Sewers. Third ribbon Mamie Ledford
Manse, teacher Miss Allie Hendren.
8. For the best essay on bread max
ing the So. so pocket book awarded to
Nellie Scott, Stoney Point school,
teacher, Miss Mary Barr. Second
$3.50 given by Mrs. thinner was awar-
ded to Elizabeth Doty, Manse school.
teacher Miss Allie Hendren.
9. For the best loaf of bread the
prize of pair of $500 shoes given by
H. T. Logan was awarded to Leila
Teater, Antioch school, teacher Miss
Emma Sewers. Second $3.50 given by
j. R. Mount, Son & Co. to Elizabeth
Doty, Manse school, teacher Miss Allie
Hendren. Third ribbon Ada Dismukes
Buena Vista school, teacher Miss Katie
Carpenter.
10. For the best essay on corn
growing, the first prize of a pair of
So. so shoes given by j. w. Smith was
awarded to Gordon Doty, Manse school
teacher Miss Allie Hendren. Second
$500 in Mdse. given by Conn Bros.
was awarded to Owen Hendren, Syca-
more School, teacher Miss Stella Hen
dren. Third ribbon Thomas Ballard
White Hall school, teacher Miss Fan
ME Dowden.
II. Best exhibit of seed corn first
prize of 81 90 given by National Bank
was awarded to O'Neal Broadus,
Pleasant Hill School, Teacher Mrs. T.
B. Cotton.
Second $1.00 given by Lancaster
Lumber. Co, was awarded to Eugene
Broadus of the same school.
Third ribbon Lucian Johnson West
Point School, Miss Myrtle Ruble,
teacher.
II. Best Judge of seed corn first
prize base ball glove given by +. E.
McRoberts & Son was awarded to
Blaine Estridge Woodsview School,
Teacher Mr.. T. H. Smith. Second.
Marshal Mahan West Point Third,
Ribbon Gordon Doty Manse.
Is. Best exhibit nf handwork First
prize of $l.OO given by Garrard Milling
Co. awarded to Sycamore School
Teacher, Miss Stella Hendren, second,
One Dollar given by DR.. Acton awarded
to Carrie AldridSe West Point school,
Teacher Miss Myrtle Ruble. Ribbons
Carrie Aldridge same school, Anna May
Shearer. Hickman, Miss Lueretia
Skinner, teacher.
IA. Exhibit of handwork $500
awarded to Mary King Sutton, Herring
school Miss Lizzie Belts teacher,
second, Flossie Walker same school.
Third. ribbon Cora Moore Hickman
School Miss Lucretia Skinner, teacher.
l. Prof. E. C. McDougle of the