The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-10-21
A WONDERFUL
SCHOOL SHOWING
Patrons of Rural Districts Are
Proud Of Pupils
BEST CLUB EXHIBIT WAS FROM
DISTRICT NO. s, AT CURRY,
The Largest Attendance and Exhibit
Was at MarOa, Where New School
Building Was Filled to Overlooking.

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The school fairs were favored with
three days of "October's bright, blue
weather" There was a large attend
ance and a good exhibit at Kimberly
school fair, Wednesday, and at the
Maroa school fair, Thursday, Much
interest was manifested by pupils, pa
irons and teachers.
Considering the late date at which
the boys and girls clubs were organ
lzed last spring, the exhibits of corn,
potatoes, sewing and bread were ex-
cellent. Many boys and girls are now
interested and greater things will be
accomplished next year.
The best club exhibits in the county
were from District No. 8, at Curry.
The pupils from this school won many
prizes at the Maroa fair.
kimberly's general school exhibit
was fine. In fact all the exhibits were
good considering the time spent on
them
The largest attendance and exhibit
was at Maroa, north of Filler. Maroa's
new $4,000 school building was filled
to overflowing. Seven schools were in
attendance, one school coming twenty
five miles and bringing their club ex-
hibit. Many patrons of the schools
left their work and came with we'll
filled lunch baskets.
The people of Maroa district are
Justly proud of having the best rural
school building in the county 1t soon
will have the distinction of being the
only district in the county that has a
teachers cottage and several acres OF
ground for the school. If other rural
districts get busy and keep up with
Maroa, it can not long be said that the
rural schools are inferior to the city
schools. Let prosperity come to the
rural schools.
Prize Winners mt the MarOa Fair.
CLASS A.
Practice Piece-1st prize, soc.
Gladis Bauer; End prize, Csc, Della
Lyons.
Darning (Stocking)-1st prize, soc,
Gladis Bauer; End prize, Gladis Ewing.
Darning DRESS Goods)-1st prize.
soc, Gladis Bauer.
Hemmed Patch-1st prize, SOC,
Gladis Bauer; End prize, 25c, Ruth
Johnson
Kitchen Towel-1st prize, soc, Pau
line Alworth; End prize, Csc, Ruth
Johnson
Pillow Case-1st prize, soc, Gladis
Bauer; End prize, 25c, Ruth Johnson.
Sewing Bag--1st prize, soc, Gladis
Bauer; End prize, Csc, Ruth Johnson.
Best set of entries4 to inclusive by
girl enrolled in Idaho Sewing Club No.
list prize, $500, Gladis Bauer.
CLASS B.
Practice Piece-1st prize, soc, Irene
McVay; End prize, 25c, Bertha BecH-
ford.
Darning (Stocking)-1st prize, soc,
Ethel Mccarthy; End prize, 25c, Jen-
ME Johnson.
Darning DRESS Goods)-1st prize,
Irene McVay.
Hemmed Patch-1st prize, soc, Ethel
Mccarthy; End prize, 25c, Jennie John
son.
Kitchen Towel-1st prize, soc, Irene
McVay; End prize, Jennie Johnson.
Pillow Case-1st prize, soc, Jennie
Johnson; End prize, Csc, Ethel McCar-
thy.
Sewing Bag-1st prize, SOC, Ethel
Mccarthy; End prize, 25c, Jennie John
son.
Best set of entries to 13, inclusive,
by girl enrolled in Idaho Sewing Club
No. list prize, $500. Ethel McCar-
thy; End prize, $1.o0, Irene Mcvay.
CLASS A.
White BrNad-1st prize, $500, Les
lie Malone; End prize, $3.50, Marie
Sipkins.
CLASS B.
White Bread-1st prize, $500, Ester
Johnson; End prize, $3.50, Helen
Klass; 3rd prize, $10O, Maude Davis.
CLASS A.
20 lbs. Potatoes-1st prize, $500,
Delbert Jinks; End prize, 1900, Mich
ael Thometz; 3rd prize. $1.00. Oscar
Jinks.
CLASS B.
20 lbs Potatoes-1st prize, $500.
Leslie Williamson; End prize. $500,
Everett links; 3rd prize. $1.00. Virgil
Barron.
I 10 Ears a. Corn "a and B)-1st
prise, $500. James Scott, class A; End
prize, $500, Alfred Scott, second, clasa
A: Srd prise. 41.00, Everett Jinks, class
B, ana 1sfmer Haydon, class A.
Best 1chopl Exhibit 1st prize, oct
Of books, u VOL. District No. 8 End
prize picturA tClosl District No. s;
srd prize. picture tBisbee}. District
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