The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-11-16
TIL TERRELL COUNTY FAIR
PROVED A GREAT SUCCESS
The Exhibits Were Good and Large Crowds Attended.
List of The Successful Contestants.

Melton.
Best Landscape in oil colors, Mrs
J. w. Fox.
Best Flower study in oil colors
Miss Mary Marshall.
Best study in crayon, Miss Mary
Marshall.
Best landscape in water colors,
Mrs. Halliday.
Best flower study in water colors,
Mrs. Halliday,
Best head in water colors, Miss
Mary Marshall.
Best figure in water colors, Mrs.
A. L. Truman.
Best collection of china, Mrs. Hal
liday.
Best specimen of gold monogram,
Mrs. Halliday.
Best specimen of fancy china, Mrs.
Drew Dismuke
Best landscape in pastel, Mrs.
Best kodak collection, Stanley
Best kodak specimen, Stanley
Forth.
Best pen and ink drawing, Clar-
enc6 LeVeTeIte.
Best axe handle, Mr.. Bob Ham
mond.
Best hammer handle, Mr.. Bob
Best specimen of wood carving,
Mr. Bob Hammond.
Best collection of curiOs, Julian
Jordan.
Best specimen of antiques, Mrs.
Brown.
Best general collection of miscel-
laneous baskets, Graves school.
Best specimen of pine needle bas-
ket. Mrs. Ferguson.
Best raffia basket, Miss Ora Jenk-
ms.
Best specimen of reed basket,
Caves school.
Best decorative art, Miss Matte
Pace.
Best collection of beads, Miss RoX-
lie Braswell.
Best specimen of beads, Miss RoX-
lie Braswell.
Children Under II Years.
Best specimen of 5eals, Dorothy
DtzieI.
Best collection of drawings, Matte
Drew.
Best basket specimens, Graves.
Needle Work, Mrs. 7. ID. Wall, Cham.
Best embroidered pillow cases,
Miss Ellagene Rainey.
Best embroidered towels, Mrs. C..
A. Harris.
Best embroidered handmade suit
Of lingerie, Miss Bessie Turner.
Best embroidered waist, Miss Lula
Marshall.
Best embroidered corset cover
Mrs. j. F. McLendon.
Best EN- broidered luncheon cloth,
Mrs. Sam Carter.
Best embroidered comfortable COW
or, Mrs. Ang Turner.
Best embroidered handmade baby
clothes, Mrs. Julian Paschal.
Best embroidered table cloth and
lOilies, Mrs. G. l.. UpshaW.
Best child's crocheted saque, Mrs.
G. w. DOZier,
Best crocheted breakfast jacket,
Mrs. J. NJ. Clifton.
Best crocheted baby cap, Mrs. R.
NJ. Stewart,
Best specimen of tatting, Mrs. A.
NJ. Raines.
Best crocheted library table run
ler. Mrs. ]. w. Fox.
Best crocheted luncheon set, Mrs.
]. w. Perry.
Best crocAeted bed spread, Miss
Matte Morris.
Childrens Exhibit.
Best made wash dress, Dorothy Do
zier.
Best made button holes, Elizabeth
Best specimen of crochet, little
laughter of Mrs. Arthur Kennedy.
COI0red Embroidery.
Best table runner, Miss Bartlett.
Best sofa pillow, Mrs. Sam Pearl
man.
Best centerpiece, Mrs. Luther Pat
rick.
General Fancy Work.
Best silk quilt, Miss Minnie Lou
Martin.
Best worsted quilt, Mrs. Mcdowell
Best patchwork quilt, Mrs. j. s.
Jones.
Best home woven rug, Miss Jessie
Martin.
Best fancy apron, Miss Lula Mar
shall
Best handmade set of doilies, Mrs.
W. H. Gardner, Jr.
Best handmade handkerchief, Mrs.
c. A. Harris.
Best dressed doll, Mrs. A. NJ.
Floral, Mrs. w. \. Davidson, Chm.
Best Boston fern, Mrs. ]. A.
Shields.
Best baby breath fern, Mrs. ]. R.
Webb.
Best springerie fern, Mrs. T. C.
Geise.
Best maiden hair fern, Mrs. J. 7.
Raglan.
Best begonia, Mrs. J. T. Raglan.
Best palm, tie between Mrs. f. l..
Rainey and Mrs. Mary Baldwin.
Best collection of cut chrysanthe-
NUNS, Mrs J. w. Fox.
Best collection of cut roses, Mrs.
D. X. Christie.
Agriculture and Live Stock, Mrs. Il.
f. Bell. Chairman.
Best general exhibit of farm prod
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