The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08
SCHOOL DISPLAYS
ARE INTERESTING
CONTESTS BETWEEN VARIOUS
GRADES FOR HoNoRs
SPIRITED.
Excellent Work In Drawing. construe-
ton and easketry Exhibit
ed NJ the Fair.

The exhibit OF drawing. construc-
Ton and basketry In exposition build
ing Is one or the most interesting on
the lair grounds. Competition be,
tween the various schools was keen.
and much interest was taken by the
children The exhibit is given under
the direction OF Miss Jennie NJ. Her
vey. supervisor.
Some OF the premiums are for
money. some for articles to be used
IN the school room. and some honor
able mention. The exhibit is not
complete one. because of lack OF
space. yet enough Is shown TO give
the public an idea OF what Is being
done in the grades. Parents and in
terested persons are extended a cor
dial invitation TO see the display.
The following are the awards:
Grades Seven and Eight. display OF
reed baskets-Madison school, first;
washington school. second
Grades Six. Seven and Eight. dis
play OF rama Observation-Disclosures
school. first; Madison school. second.
Grade Five. display OF tinted water
color pictures-Union school. FIRST:
Center school. second.
Grade Four, display OF tinted water
color pictures-Ritchie school, first;
JEFFERSON school. second.
Grades Seven and Eight, exhibition
OF water colors-Clay school. first.
Grade Eight. exhibition OF drawings
in charcoal-Webster school. first.
Grade Six. exhibition OF tree studies
Richie school. first: Jefferson
school. second.
Exhibition Of pencil drawings-Joe
Emblem. Union school. first; Clay
school. second.
Grades Six. Seven and Eight, exhi-
bition OF still life studies-Washing-
ton school. first; Webster school, sec
ond
Exhibition OF chalk studies-Center
school. first: Madison school, second.
Display OF cardboard construction
Richie school. first.
Grade Eight. best pillow top-Mad-
ison school. first
Grade Eight. best stand mat. stem
cilled-Madison school. first; Center
school. second.
Grade Seven. best table runner.
stencilled-Center school, first: Union
school. second.
Grade Eight. best table runner
Madison school. first.
Grade Eight. best small stencil mat
Union school. first.
Grade Eight. best rafia basket
Washington school. first and second.
Grade Seven. best rafia basket
Richie school. first: Madison school.
second.
Grade Six. best rama basket-Mad-
ison school. first; Washington school.
second.
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icon school. first: Richie school, sec
ond.
Grade Seven. best reed tray-Madi-
son school. first.
Grade Eight. best reed basket-Mad-
isoD school. first.
Grade Seven. best reed basket
Washington school. first: Madison
school. second.
Grades Three and Four. best woven
rug-Union school. first: Center
school. second.
Best pen wiper mat. etc.-Center
school. first: Webster school. second.
Best woven hammock-McKinley
school, first; Madison school. second.
Grades Three and Four. best paper
cutting-McKinley school, first. wash
inRton school. second.
Grades One and Two. best paper
naturalization school. first; Center
school. second
Best illustrative work. grades One
ard Two-McKiniey school. first JEFF
ferson school. second.
Best woven cap-Madison school.
first
Best weaving. grades One and Two
Washington school. first.
DO not miss the horse show at
the State Fair grounds Wednps-