Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-11-13
PRIzE.WINNERS IN
CHILDREN'S EXHIBIT
LIST OF Pupils WHO TOOK PRE-
NUNS N CONTEST DURING
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.


the schoolchildren's agricultural and
industrial contest at the public IL
brary on Tuesday of teachers insti-
tute week has been compiled by
County superintendent l.. A. Kibbe
and is published herewith.
1t will be remembered that it was
the unexpectedly fine showing made
at this exhibit that chiefly prompted
The Thurston County Pomona Grange
committee TO superintend the staging
of a real fair for "grOwn-ups" in this
county next year. Similarly, the in
terest displayed by the schoOlchildren
in this exhibit and the excellence of
it, in spite of poor weather condi-
tons, has resulted in increased en-
thusiasm for their show next year.
The list of winners is:
/ Best agricultural exhibit-Roy
Morse, Mckinley, Planet Jr. seed
drill ard wheel hoo combined, Thurs
ton County Pomona Grange.
White breau (high schooD First
Gina Chambers, Olympia, So, Olympia
National Bank: second, Dorothy Mar
tin, Tenino, 81 cash. Scotr'a Grocery
White bread Grammar grades 49,
First, Lizzie Brown, Puget, 81 cash,
CAPITAL National Bank; second, Kath-
crime Moore, South Bay, sack High
Flight -four, C. II. Robbins Grocery
Graham bread--First, Mary Mea-
cham, Brighton Park, sack Olympic
flour, NJ f. George Grocery; second,
Vera Carpenter, Washington, 81 cash,
Van Eaton's Grocery.
Plain cake (high SCHOOL,
Dorothy Martin, Tenino, "a photo
graphs. Golfers Foto shop; second,
Ida Stomner, Olympia, book 26 mer-
chandse tickets, Daily Bread Shop
Plain cake grammar gradesl =
First, Esther Adams, Garfield, 81
: merchandise, hoffman Mercantile
company; second, Dorothy Rose
Olympia, 81 merchandise, Rabeck's
, Music Store.
Cookies Grammar grades) First
Mamie Stoll, Lacey sack Pyramid
. -four, Reder G. Phillips; second, Mary
Meacham. Brighton Park, 5 lb. pail
/ lard, Capital City Market.
Canned tree fruits (high school -
} First, Vera Westover, Washington
sack Winter Wheat -four, ]. f. Kear
ney company, grocers; second, Ceci
Bolender, Mckinley, 81 merchandise
! l.. C. Ramberg Grocery Store.
Canned tree fruits Grammar
grades) First, Cordelia Hawk, Sher
lock, So merchandise, Mrs. S. Mus
! grove Millinery; second 81 cash, CAPT
tai National Bank, Ruth Adair, South
Bay.
Canned berries Grammar grades)
-First, Geraldine Troy, Central, sacl
Fischer's Blend -four, A. Benson Gro
Gerry; second, Katherine Moore, Soutf
Bay, 81 merchandise, hoffman Mer
camille company.
Jellies (high SCHOOL, Etns
Keithahn, Tenino, 50 merchandise
; hoffman Mercantile company; sec
ond, Sybil Rutledge, Olympia, 81 mer
chandise, Bolster & Barnes Grocery
Jellies Grammar grades First
trp
music roll, e. E. Taylor Music House
; second, Helen Gunstone, Maytown
81 box candy, Dubb's Pharmacy.
: Plain washable dress (high SCHOOL,
First, Jewel Rankin, Rainier, S.
Olympia sweater coat, Olympia Knit
: ting Mills; second, Ionic Sadow, TIE
nino, pair silk hose, G. Rosenthal.
Plain washable dress Grammar
grades) First, Margaret Moody, TIE
nino, years subscription to Olympic
Daily Recorder; second, Frances Lott
Garfield, $3.50 box Augustine &
Kyer's candy, Winstanley & Blanken
ship.
: Plain shirt waist Grammar grades
First, Mary Hanson, Pleasant Glade
. 81 photographs, Collier Foto Shop
second, Hildred Pennewell, Central
81 merchandise order, H. Meyers
/ Furniture Store.
Sofa pillow grammar grades)-
First, Verna Nelson, Plumb Station
50 merchandise order, H. Myers Fur
niture Store: second, Ruth ADJ
, South Bay, 81 art silks, Convery's
: Store.
, Darning and repairng-First, 1r
ma Brown, Little Rock, So cash, Cap
ital National Bank; second, Margare'
Blackwood, Plain View, box handker
chiefs, Harris Dry Goods company.
Potatoes-First, John Ray, Summit
Lake, SO cash, Capital Nationa
Bank: second, Henry Bolender, Nc