The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-11-14

one dollar by Treadway and Woods
third prize, ribbon Anne Reid, of the
Lancaster school.
Handmade apron, first prize Cynthia
Prewitt, of the Walker school pair
shoes by Joseph Mercantile Co., second
prize Hannah Bourne of the Herring
school china bowl by w. B. Ball, third
prize, Marie Ray, of the Sycamore
school, ribbon.
Handmade shirtwaist, first prize,
Ferman Askins, of the Buena Vista
school, sewing rocker by Hurt and An
derson, second prize Lucretia Ander-
son. of the Antioch school, suit case by
R. H. BatsOn, third prize ribbon, Mary
King Sutton, Herring school.
Best dressed doll, first prize Hazel
Kaufman, of the Hickman school, five
pound box of candy by Mrs. r. Zim-
mer, second prize one dollars worth of
hair ribbon by Miss Rella Arnold to
Jane Haselden of the Ii aster school,
, third prize, ribbon to Run Taylor of
the Lancaster school.
Best box of candy, first prize, Marie
Louise Rice, of the Paint Lick school,
purse by r. S. Brown, second prize,
JOhnetta Farra. of the Lancaster school
one dOllar by Lancaster Mfg, Co.,
third prize, ribbon by Sallie Lou Teater
and Ethel Ray of the Buckeye school,
Best picture frame, first prize Joseph
Jennings, of the Buena Vista school
pair shoes by j. W. Smith, of Lancas-
ter, second prize, Carlos Hedrick of the
Paint Lick school, baseball bat, by T..
Kuhlman of Lowell. third prize, ribbon
by Robert Elliott, of the Baker school,
Manual training exhibit, first prize
Paint Lick school, ten dollars by Hon.
Jno. B. M Ferran, of Louisville, second
prize, Mason school, five dollars by the
Woman's Club, of Lancaster, third
prize, ribbon by Paint Lick school.
Best speller, first prize, Elsie Bryant
of the Gainesville school, $3.50 by the
Garrard Milling Co., of Lancaster,
second prize. one dollar, by the Garrard
Bank and Trust Co., of Lancaster.
Best map, first prize, Elsie Howard of
the Paint Lick school, two dollars, by
Fish & Hammack, second prize, Sallie
Elan, of the Lawson school, one dollar
by the Garrard Bank & Trust Co. third
prize, ribbon, Iva Pearl Hume of the
Teatersville school.
Exhibit of drawing, first prize, Ora
Estridge, of the Paint Lick school, two
dollars, from the National Bank of
Lancaster, second prize, one dollar by
Hudson & Hughes to Paul Spillman, of
the Manse school, third prize, Gordan
Doty of the Manse school, ribbon.
Best defamation, first prize, Mildred
Beazley, Lancaster school, five dollars
by Mrs. Robert Harding. of Danville,
second prize, Owen Hendren of the
Lancaster school, stick pin, by Morrow
& McRoberts, third prize, ribbon, by
W. X. Leavell. of the Stony Point
school.
Best business letter, first prize. Gle
one McWhorter of the Manse school.
two dollars, by the Citizens Bank, Sec
ond prize, one dollar, by Hudson &
Hughes, to Jessie Parks, of the Paint
Lick school, third, ribbon. Ruth Ruble
Lane, of the Buena Vista school.
Best essay on agriculture, first prize
Lucy Jennings, of the Buena Vista
school, ten dollars by Hudson & Hughes
second, Burton Stapp, of the Gums
chapel school, two dollars, by Hudson &
Hughes, third, ribbon, Bette Miller of
the Lawson school.
Best practical problem, first prize,
Bernice Scott of the Buena Vista school
pair shoes.by H. T. Logan, second prize,
one dollar, by Conn Bros. to Margaret
Holtzclow, of the Beasley school, third
prize, ribbon, Gordon Doty of the Manse
school.
Seed corn exhibit, first prize, Mary
James Clark, of the Sycamore school,
five dollars, by Hudson & Hughes, Sec
ond prize, one dollar by Hudson & Hugh
es. to Charley Bruner, of the Buena
Vista school, third, ribbon, Hiram Carter
of the Buckeye school.
Pop corn Exhibit, first prize, jeff Wal
ton of the Mason school. base ball glove
by R. E. McRoberts, second prize,
Edgar Estridge, of the Gainesville
school, one dollar, third prize, ribbon,
Bessie Cheatham, of the Sycamore
school.
Loaf of bread, first prize, by ]. R.
Mount, Son & Co. lone dollar, to Ida
Rroadus, of the Mason school. second
prize, Lillian Broadus of the Pleasant