The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-09-24

second premium onO D"AASAp SS'
Cream Flour. Mrs. Anna Alexander,
first; Mrs. Cy Brevard, second.
DOMESTIC ARTS.
Miss Martha Wade, superinten-
dent.
Handmade: Homemade rug,
Mrs. McGhee, first; Mrs. Conrad
Dahnke, second. Corset cover, Mrs.
G. o. Watson, first; Mrs. R. M. AL
ford, Fulton, second. Napkins, Mrs.
w. M. Hubbard, first; Mrs. w. W..
Heathcock, second. Waist, Mrs. r.
III. Afford, first; Mrs. E. Lyon, sec
ond. Pillow cases, Miss Anna H.
Tribble, Danville, KY, first; Mrs.
Eva Hooper, second. Handkerchief,
Miss Cassie Hamilton, first; Mrs.
Lou Rinehart, second. Infant suit,
Mrs. G. T. Shelley, first; Mrs. Will
J. Wood, second. Towel, Mrs. Guy
Miles, first; Mrs. R. M. Afford, sec
ond. Tea napkins, Mrs. w. M. Hub
bard, first; Mrs. w. H. Stuttgart,
Sr,, second. Fancy apron, Mrs. G.
It. Shelley, first; Mrs. w. w. Heath
cock, second.
Embroidery: Collar, Mrs. Sam
uella White, Jackson, first; Mrs. Ike
Wade, second. Towel, Mrs. w. w.
Heathcock, first; Mrs. Samuella
White, second. Centerpiece, Miss
Myrtle Jonakin, first; Miss Ethel
Henderson, second. Dresser scarf,
Mrs. R. M. Afford, first; Mrs. j. D.
Porter, second. Lunch cloth, Mrs.
Samuella White, first; Miss Ethel
Henderson, second.
Eyelet: Centerpiece, Mrs. r. M.
Afford, first; Mrs. C. E. Tilly, sec
ond. Dresser scarf, Mrs. R. e. Nc
Corkle, Fulton, first; Mrs. Samuella
White, second. Lunch cloth, Miss
Mary H. Flack, first; Mrs. Samuella
White, second.
Battenberg: Mrs. A. r. Turner,
first; Mrs. G. T. Shelley, second.
French: Centerpiece, Mrs. Sam
uella White, first; Mrs. ]. C. McRee,
second.
Drawn work: Lunch cloth, Mrs.
Sam Carman, first; Mrs. Lillian KEEL
ly, second.
Pillows Embroidered, Mrs. Lou
first; Miss Martha Hilton
Wilson, second. Baby pillow, Mrs.
C. E. Tilly, first; Mrs. w. c. Kelly,
second Crocheted. Mrs. Tom
first; Mrs. Webe Halves,
second.
Point lace: Mrs. G. T. Shelley,
first, Mrs. A. G. Baldridge, second.
Cotton or wool crochet: Infant
hood, Mrs. P. M. McHugh, first; Mrs.
+. S. Burner, second. Dolly, Mrs,
Anna H. Tribble, first; Miss Eliza
beth Person, Jackson, second. Baby
boots, Mrs. w. P. Casey, first; Mrs.
Anna H. Tribble, second Wool baby
ooots, Mrs. J. B. Waddell, first; Mrs.
Will J. Wood, second
Silk crochet: Infant hood, Mrs.
P. M McHugh.
Irish crochet: Baby cap, Mrs.
Ernest Almond, first; Mrs. P. M.
second. Collar, Mrs. H. H.
Ellis, Humboldt, first; Mrs. j. M.
Cole, second. Dolly, Mrs. P. M. Nc
Hugh, first; Mrs. Arch Barham, Sec
Ond.
Punch work: Mrs. Lillian Kelly,
first; Mrs. Ethel Downing, second.
Gross stitch embroidery: Mrs. R.
NJ. Afford, first; Mrs. S. E. lilly,
second.
Colored cotton embroidery: Mrs.
w. C. Kelly, first; Mrs. Chas. Miles,
IT., second
Colored silk embroidery: Mrs. R.
VI. Afford, first; Miss Martha Hilton
second.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Best collection of varieties of hand
work. First premium. $3.50 hat by
Mss Flanary; second premium,
$3.50 by r. T. Curtin; third prem
UNI, $3.50 by r. T. Curtin; fourth
premium, 81 by r. T. Curtin. Mrs.
i. H. Ellis, first; Mrs. G. T. Shelley,
second; Mrs. w. W. Heathcock,
bird.
By Clarence Reynolds GRO
;heted or knitted bed spread. First
$3.50; second premium,
$50; third premium, 81. Mrs. w.
4. Swiggart, ST., first; Miss Anna
second; Mrs. ]. M. Rippy,
bird.
By Mailing Keiser Hardware Co.
Best specimen hand embroidery by
lady over so years of age. First
premium, So; second premium, 81.
Mrs. Lou Rinehart, first; Mrs. Sam
1ella White, second.
BY Dahnke's Cafe.-Best specimen
ilet crochet. First premium, So;
second premium, 81. Mrs. H. T.
Robinson, first; Miss Charlotte Alex
lnder, second.
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