El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-01
Norma Hall Wins Sweep
stake Prize With SO Points;
John Mccoy Is Second.

LORNA MAYBELLE HALL. the -
N months old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs r. H. Hall. of 1903 Califor-
MIA street, won the grand sweepstake
with SO points out Of a possible 100. in
the Better Babies contest neId this
week in the parish house Of St Glenn
ents Episcopal church, under the auspi-
ces OF the FL Paso Equal Franchise
league. Little Miss Hall won the Globe
Mills loving cup for the grand sweep
take As winner Of the girls sweep
stake she won the Woman's Home Com
panlOn Better Babies" medal and, as
the highest scoring girl in division
three Of children IS TO 35 months old.
she won diploma and photograph
Of herself to be made by Feldman.
John Mccoy. the Is months old son of
M and Mrs. T. G. Mccoy, of 2T24 Wyo-
ming street, won the boys sweepstake
with SS-5 points. receiving a Woman's
Home Companion Better Babies med
al and scoring second to the grand
sweepstalze, won the loving cup offered
by the mayor and city council Of 81
Paso- He also won the boys prize as
the highest scoring baby in division
two Of babies from Is 20 p months old,
and received diploma and a photo
graph of himself TO be made by Field
man.
Boy and Girl Tie.
Branch Craige, jr-, seven months old
son Of Dr. and Mrs. Branch Craige. OF
517 COrto street. and Kathleen Gilkey,
y months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Z. Gilkey, OF S04 Stanton street, each
made SO points in the contest Both
are IN division one, Of babies six TO i
months old and won diplomas and their
photographs Katherine Tendfck. I6
months old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L W Tendick. Of Anapra- n N won
81 points and won the diploma and pho
tograph for the baby girl in division
two Eugene Brewer. the Is IL months
old son Of Mr. and Mrs F. L Brewer, /
or 1903 Grama street, made 97-5 points Z
and won the boys prize Of diploma and |
photograph in division three.
- Awards.
Prizes were awarded to 2S babies /
making above SIS points The prize (
winning babies in division one Of ba-
oies from one to u months old, and /
their scores follow Hazel Inez Mont I
gOmery, 97-5 points. daughter Of Mr.. =.
and Mrs l. Montgomery. 1923 Clifton 4
street; Thayne B Tenney, 97-5 points, /
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Tenney, OF
Canutillo, Texas: Roy F. Durant 81
points. son Of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Du-
rant Of 1l1T East Missouri: Bernard J.
kerley, 81 points. son Of Mr. and Mrs
B. J. Kerley, Of 1920 Wyoming street;
Doris Ora Holdridge. 96-5 points.
laughter mr. and Mrs J. P Hold
ridge, 903 North Stanton street. Robert I
" Page, jr-- sos points, son of Mr. and
Mrs r. W Page; Robert J. Galentine,
IT. s6-5 points, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
5alentine- 1909 Montana street. Billie
Steen, 96-5 points. son Of Mr. and Mrs
" B Steen- Of 10 Louisville street.
Division Two.
The prize winners in division two. of
'abies from Is to q months. were Har-
I'D S Schultz, IS points. son of Mr. ard
Mrs. Edwin Schultz, Of 1881 Tularosa /
street; Paul @ Matteson. 9S points son
Il Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Matteson. of the
hotel: Billy Mowers. 97.5
POINTS, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Now
srs- 3151 Idalia street: Margaret X
,aspary. 81 points, daughter of Mr.. and
Yrs c. L CasDary. jr-. Of 1916 Ange
treet; Margaret ". Durkee. 81 points,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Dur
zee, Of Al Cliff street: Ernest Alice Ma
one, 81 points daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
E Malone, rs Myrtle avenue: Rob
TT Z. Mckee, 81 points, son of Mr. and I
irs. r. f. Mckee. of 1920 Richmond |
treet; Charles Cole Boggs. 81 points, |
on Of Mr.. and Mrs / L. Boggs Of