South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-12

tables of any show ever held by the
school. The students had good results
with the seeds and the judges had a
task selecting the winners.
First prize for the best vegetable
went to John Ginz who was awarded
one dollar Albert Rachel was sec
ond; Martin Haslinger, third, and
Clarence Tabey, fourth.
lib class won the prize for the best
exhibit Of flowers. The second prize
went to 3B class and the third prize
TO ga grade.
The social held at the school was
a success and over $32 was raised.
This money was turned over to be
used in purchasing a Victrola for the
school lib grade turned over the
prize won by it towards this fund.
Mrs. Horace Prell, Mrs. II. K.
Miller and Mrs. r. T. Miller acted as
judges.
Perley school.
While at the Perley school there
was a noticeable scarcity of vegetables
on display, the flower exhibit was by
far the best that has ever been seen
in that building. The prize of So for
the best general display was awarded
to room "A and Alb.
Helen Stems from the seventh grade
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was given the 81 for the best vegeta-
bies The award for the best indi-
vidual bouquet went to a girl from the
fourth grade. Owing TO the numer-
Gus social functions held at Perley last
year il was thought advisable to dis
pense with the sale of ice cream as a
means of defraying the expenses of
the occasion.
Franklin School.
At the Franklin school the displays
were exhibited in the new kindergar-
ten annex. There were no vegetables
shown, but the flowers were numer-
Gus and presented a most pleasing eff
feet. An unusually large number
were in attendance, and the funds re-
allied from the sale of ice cream and
cake was most encouraging. The pro-
ceeds will be used in furnishing pic
lures for the several rooms.
In awarding the prizes Mrs. w. o.
Williams and Miss Anne DuShane
acted as judges and gave the general
display prize of IS to room Ia and
Oh. The second prize was awarded to
room GA and 6B, and the third to
room "A and Alb. No other prizes
were awarded.
Lafayette School.
At the Lafayette school the exhibit
consisted of % excellent bouquets, ten
of which were selected to be sent TO
the prizes will be awarded. Mrs.
Ternsman, Mrs. J. P. Greed and Mrs.
Albert Meyers acted as judges.
Colfax school.
An excellent exhibit of flowers and
vegetables was seen by a very large at
tendance at the Colfax school. The
general display prize of SIS was award
ed TO the third grade. The second
grade was awarded prize of $3.50,
and room 3B was awarded the 81
prize for the best individual bouquet
The judges were Mrs. Frank Gabriel
Mrs. Herman Tohulka and Mrs. Will
lam McNitt.
Elder school.
A good display was exhibited at the
Elder school and judges. Mrs Homer
Miller, Mrs r. T. Miller and Mrs
Charles Krefghb6um awarded the gem
eral display prize of IS to room ga:
prize for the individual bouquet TO
Pearl Bernhart; second, Belden Tip
ton
StudebaI1er School.
Flower exhibits at Studebaker
school were much better than last
year, but the vegetables we're some
what Scarcer. The general display
prize was awarded TO room 1B. John
Steffee was awarded the prize of 81
for the best bouquet on the second
floor, and Mary Swintz took the hon
ors for the first floor. Vada Keyser
was awarded a prize of 81 for the
best vegetables. Ice cream and candy
were served at the school in the even
ing. the proceeds to be turned into the
general school fund.
LindeB School.
Linden school put out the finest
display il has ever had There were
LAP bouquets in all and % varieties
OF flowers. First prize went TO Steve
SzabO the bouquet being made up OF
white and purple astOrs. Second prize
was awarded 10 Florence Nelson
with a bouquet OF old-fashioned Mer-
rigold The general table display
prizes were awarded 10 rooms "a and
2B. and 3A and 3B. The ten best
bouquets were selected for the cen
trail display TO be held on Friday.
Laurel school.
An excellent exhibit was displayed