The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-07-25
At The Woman's Fair The Following Are
The First Prize Winners.

Best oil painting Miss Sallie Elkin,
best water color painting Margaret
Cook, best china painting Mamie Bas-
tin, pastel painting Mamie Basin,
study from nature Mrs. F. S. Hughes,
head in oil Mamie Walter, head in
water color Mrs. Will Cook, crayon
sketch Mrs. Robert Bruce, stencil work,
Mrs. Joe E. Wright, Collection ANA
teur Kodak Work Clinton Basin.
Black cake Mrs. Ed Price. two loaves
of light bread Mrs. Sam Haselden,
white mold cake Mrs. VIM. Palmer,
bowl charlotte Russo no entry. baked
old ham C. w. B. NJ, Yellow Sponge
cake Mrs. Lee Hagan, angel food cake
Mrs. Ed Price, two dozen beaten bis
cult Mrs. j. Rockwell Smith, white
layer cake Mrs. Rebecca West.
Devils food cake Mrs. Charles Bal
lew, plate tea-cakes Mrs. Kinnaird
Warner, one dozen chicken croquets
no entry, dish fried chicken C. w. B.
NJ, one dozen salmon croquets no en-
try, Jar canned fruit Mrs. Joe Mount,
apple pie Mrs. Sam Haselden, lemon
pie Mrs. Sam Haselden, glass of jelly
Mrs. Lee Hagan, pint jar preserves
Mrs. j. R. Saselden, pint sour pickles
no entry, pint sweet pickles Mrs. Joe
Mount.
Best embroidered pillow cases and
sheets Mrs. Alex Robinson, hemstitch-
ed pillow cases and sheets Mrs. S. NJ.
Saufiey, hand embroidered shirt waist
Mrs. Robert Harding, specimen GRO
Chef (any kind Mrs. Ed Price,
specimen drawn work Mrs. R. H.
Batson. specimen Mount Mellis
Mrs. j. C. Hemphill, embroidered
center piece Mrs. Homer Tinsley,
specimen. punch work Mrs. Robert
Harding. specimen irish crochet Mrs.
j. E. Robinson, specimen needle point
Mrs. j. M. Farra, specimen tatting
Mrs. Jno. Baughman, hand embroider-
ed baby dress Mrs. Frank Marksbury,
embroidered fowl Miss Annie Tribble.
specimen cross stitch Mrs. John
Shackelford, specimen filet crochet
Mrs. John Farra, prettiest crochet
mat Mrs Crowley Broaddus.
Best article infants lingerie (hand
made) Mrs. Pat Anderson, best made
infants dress Mrs. Effie Drake, best
made dress (age any, Mrs. Ed Perkins
best made waist Mrs. Theo Currey,
best made apron Mrs. ]. H. Baughman
best made handkerchief Mrs. Ira G.
Taylor, best made table cloth or set
of napkins Mrs. J. H. Baughman, best
article rolled and whipped Mrs. DIR.
Evans, S. 90 awarded to Chairman of
exeibit receiving the popular vote Mrs
George Robinson, Quaintest, old fashi-
on hat, worn by exhibitor in auditori-
UNI from three to three thirty, Friday
afternoon Nancy Walker, best stick
horse rider, boy or girl under six, on
the campus at $50 Saturday decora-
ton considered Elizabeth Logan Simp-
son.
Best Crocheted Counterpart, Mrs
Crowley Broaddus. calico quilt, C. w.
B. M. silk quilt, Mrs. B. F. Walter,
most interesting old quilt, Mrs. John
Francis, best knitted counterpart, Mrs
DIR. Evins, woven rag rug. Mrs H B
Ray, best hooked rag rug, Mrs W
Miller, plated rug, Mrs VIM Simpson,
best pair home made curtains, Mrs Lii
liam O'Bannon.
Best basket assorted vegetables, Mrs
j. M. Farra, basket assorted fruit, Mr..
Joe Mount, prettiest old fashioned bo-
quet, Mrs. Matte P. Frisbie, handsom-
est fern, Mrs j. R. Mount.
Pen best barred plymoth rocks. Louis
finder, best white leghorns, Jno Mount
pen best Rhode Island reds, Joe Mount.
Best water color or pastel, Margaret
Cook, best crocheting Mildred Beazley,
best pencil drawing Will Rice Anon,
best plate candy Nancy Lee. Hagan,
best embroidered or handp -egarment
for dull Mary Davis.
Boy baby in best physical condition
Eugene Patterson Brown, girl baby in
best physical condition Evelyn Hurt.
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