The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-11

g, Miss Mildred Rumph, 1918 Twelfth av- enue, south.
 Best still life. first prize s2, Miss M1i- dred Rumph, 1918 Twelfth avenue, south- Best still life, second prize s1, Miss Dorothy Ransom, 1913 Sixth avenue, north.
 PEN AND INK.
 Best drawing from life. first prize B, Miss Mildred Rumph. 1918 Twelfth ave- nue, south.
 Best landscape, first prize g. Miss Roberta Lamb, 1531 Eleventh avenue, south.
 DECORATIVE ART.
 Best display of china painting. first prize B, Miss Sarah Orr, 30o4 Twenty seventh street, north.
 Second prize, as above, B, Mss Mildred Rumph, 1918 Twelfth avenue, south.
 Third prize, as above s2, Miss Mabel Hardy, 22o South Nineteenth street
 OLD LADIES' WORK.
 (Competitors in this class must be over 50 years old.)
 Best specimen in crochet, first, s1. Mrs M s. Couley, s2b North Twen- tieth.
 Best specimen in crochet, second prize, 50 cents Mrs. Emma Schwend, 213 Ninth street.
 Best specimen in knitting, first prize, s1, Mrs M S couley, s25 North Twentieth. Best home made rug lany materiaD, first prize, S1, Miss Flora Dickerson, BIS South Sixtieth street Best set mats (12 in number or more), first prize s3, Mrs. M s. Couley. 1925 North Twentieth. Best set mats (12 In number or more). second prize. s1, Mrs. E. J. Randolph, 1927 South 18th avenue. Best specimen embroidery in linen floss first prize, s2. Miss Mollie Bridges, 1704 Eleventh avenue, south. Best specimen In embroidery in linen floss, second prize, $1, Mrs. J. H. Dunbar. Sr., 721 South Twenty-seventh street. Best specimen embroidery in silk floss. first prize, g. Mrs. A. o. Chap man, 31O6 North Thirteenth avenue. Best specimen embroidery In silk floss. second prize. s1. Mrs M. S. Cou- ley, 825 North Twentieth street. Best specimen drawn thread work. first prize, s2, Mrs. C. J. Horton, 131 North Seventy seventh street. Best specimen drawn thread work, second prize, s1. Mrs. M. s. Couley, S25 North Twentieth.
 Best darnlng, first prize. s1. Mrs. Will liam Pill, 1912 Sixteenth avenue, south.
 Best general display of lace work.
  Talladega, Ala.
 Best general display of lace work, second prize. $4, Mrs. c. W. Hugher, Tuscaloosa. Ala.
 TEXTILE ExHIBIT-ALABAM
 WORK ONLY.
 Miscellaneous-Any Age.
 Best home made garment, first prize. s3. Mrs. R. E. S. Rives, 3456 Highland aveune
 Best home made garment. second prize s1. Miss Annie Libley. 2So9 Noun tain avenue. Best home made rug, first prize. $1, Mrs. J. T. Francis. 1880 Avenue L. Ems ley.
 Best knit spread tmust be new) first prize, $2. Mrs. J. D. Dismukes, Conner, Ala.
 Best crocheted spread (must be new). first prize. $2. Mrs. W. L. Hey, 1900 South Fifteenth street.
 Best crocheted spread tmust be new). second prize. s1, Mrs c. B. Ewing, 723S First avenue.
 Best silk quilt (must be new), first g, Miss Lola Zeigler. 2o12 Tenth avenue, south.
 Best silk quilt (must be new), second prize $l, Mrs. L. s. Holmes, 2521 Eff teenth street, Ensley.
 Best calico quilt (must be new). second prize s1. Mrs. Randolph Parsons. Lo- lande.
 Best pincushion, first price s2. Mrs. H. A. Wright 2501 Sixth avenue, north. Best pincushion, second prize H, Mrs. T. A. Mckay, Chandler Springs.
 Best home made rag doll. first prize S2, Mrs George W. Jones. 5343 First ave nue.
 Best home made rag doll, second prize s1, Mrs. R. s. Cross, 2113 Oak avenue. Best sofa pillow. first prize s2. Miss Maggie Anderson, 1918 Pearson avenue. Best sofa pillow, second prize H, Mrs. A. l.. Albertson, 2510 Thirty-sixth avenue. Best specimen knitting, first prize 2, Mrs. J. w. Clay, 15ol Thirteenth avenue. south.
 Best specimen knitting, second prize sl, Mrs. M E. Pack. 900 South Twentieth street.
 Best specimen crochet. first prize g, Miss Bessie McCrossin, 2717 Avenue G. Best specimen crochet, second prize Sl, Miss Berta England Somerville.
 Best novelty (any kind), first prize $2, Mrs. D. NJ. Brown, Dolomite.
 Best novelty (any kind), second prize $1, Mrs. Jamhes T. Bell, 1882 Joseph street. Best fancy work bag, first prize S2, Mrs. M. s. Conley. s25 North Twentieth street.
 Best fancy work bag, second prize $l, Miss Virginia Stephens, K. r. ID. No. l. Best knitted or crocheted slippers, first prize s1, Mrs. M. b. Pack, 300 South Twen- tieth street.
 Best knitted or crocheted slippers, sec- ond prize 5Oc, Mrs. E. Sherrod, 172l Ave- nue q.
 Best knitted or crocheted infant sacque or afghan, first prize s1 Mrs. J. J. Fow- Ter, Cullman.
 Best knitted or crocheted infant sacque or arghan, second prize Soc. Miss Mary Cotton, 91S Alabama avenue.
 Best bead work, first prize H,; Mrs. James T. Bell, 1892 Joseph street.
 Best bead work, second prize soc, Miss Pauline Sanford. 3S12 North Twenty eighth street.
 Best specimen tatting, first prize s1, Miss Naomi Lazenby, Eclectic, R. F. D. No ?.
 Best specimen tatting. second prize soc, Mrs. NJ. E. Pack, 300 South Twentieth street.
 Best mats (one dozen). first prize B, Mrs M NJ Witter, Bessemer.
 Best mats (one dozen), second prize $150 Mrs. D. M Brown, Dolomite.
 FANCY NEEDLE WORK.
 Best specimen hemstitching. first prize g, Mrs. O. L. Ayres. 1704 South Eleventh avenue.
 Best specimen hemstitching, second prize $l, Mrs. J. D. Parker, 1912 Sixteenth avenue south.
 Best specimen drawn thread work, first prize g. Miss Houghton. 131 North Sew enty-seventh street
 Best specimen drawn thread work. sec @..I1~