The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-25
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SHOW NEXT YEAR
Interest Aroused May Call for En-.
tire Hall to Hold Exhibit; Wide
Variety Of Work Embrac.
ed in Display

Inc shNdIub given III lue uliltItHl vi
visions OF The textile display at the
county fair have all been made and
follow herewith. The textile depart
ment OF the fair was one of the most
attractive exhibits shown and the
awards have been made in such a man
ner as to practically cover the best
OF everything shown.
The textile exhibit proved to be OF
so much greater Importance, in the
matter of interest aroused on the part
of exhibitors, that next year i win be
more than possible an entire building
will be set aside for this department
Following is the list of the special
group premiums Of the textile depart
ment. given by tn merchants OF
Chickasha:
Best Work in Embroidery-Fir
prize. Mrs. + X Wilcox. jr.. kimona.
from Morgan G Crib; second. Mrs G..
F. Camp. Minco. bottle toilet water,
from Owl drug store.
Knitting and Crccheting-First, Mrs.
Jack Angel, Pocasset. feather boa,
from Eagle Mercantile Co; second.
Mrs. u. NJ. Johnson. bottle toilet wa
ter. from Brownson's drug store.
Lace Work--F'irst. Mrs. J. S. Cald-
well. leather party bag, from the PeC-
pies store; second. Miss Fern Gillis.
81 worth of tickets from the Kozy
theater
Handmade Needlework- First Mrs
]. d. Lernard, best work in No. 4, ma
hogany tray from Owsley's jewelry
store second. Opal Person, fancy.
apron, parasol from the Fair store.
Pillows-Mrs. J. W.. Eastman, sport
coat, from the ladies' ready to wear
department OF the Hub; second, Mrs.
s. A, Coyle. box OF face powder, from
the Wren Drug co.
Work by Ladies' Over 60 Years
First. Mrs 5. o. Edwards, pair Gordon
silk hose. from Moore's Garment shop
second, Mrs. NJ. p. Johns. pair house
slippers, from the Leader.
Work by Girls Under Twelve Years
First Boris Murphy. gold ring. from
Lubman's jewelry store; second, Ma
inie Baker. Lazell's Field Toilet Tai
cum. from the Palace drug store.
The general awards in the textile
department as announced by Mrs. Ed
Johns, are as follows:
Embroidery.
Embroidered Waist-First, Mrs. IT,
+. Jacobs
Embroidered Center Piece-First.
Mrs F. X. Wilcox, jr.; second, Mrs. t.
T. Jacobs.
Embroidered Scarf First, Mrs. T..
E. Jacobs; second. Nellie G. Stone.
Embroidered Lunch Set-First, Mrs.
]. w Eastman; second. Mrs. Lucas,
Tuttle.
Embroidered Corset Cover-First,
MISS AuaLinh.
Embroidered Gown-First. Miss
Myrtle Link; second, Mrs. II. Lucas,
Tnttle.
Embroidered Display Myrtle
Link: second, Miss Belle Brooks.
Embroidered mo specified =
First, Mrs. W. d. Henderson; second.
Miss Bertha Link.
Knitting and Crochet.
Crochet Bed spread-First, Mrs. E.
+. Short; second, Mrs. Weaver.
Crochet Doilies-First, Mrs. Heights
of Tuttle; second, Mrs. J. w Eastman
Crochet Table Runner-Eirst. Mrs
Dan Love, verden; second, Mrs. Frank
Love, Verden.
Crochet Towel-First, Mrs. = J
Thomas; second. Mrs. J. d. Lecuard
crochet Shawl-First, Mrs. j. T
Carthell.
Crochet Cap-First, Mrs. Allia L
Cottrell: second, Mrs. e. c. Warren
Crochet Doilie (Irish)-First. Mrs
Jack Angel. Pocasset
Crochet Collar-First, Mrs. Alice L
Cottrell
Crochet Lunch Cloth-First, Mis-
Robertson. Tuttle; second. Mrs. f. G