The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-02-26


forage from one farm( not less than
six varieties), N. ]. Thompson, Irwin
Kelsey.
Best bale beggarweed hay, N. J.
Thompson. J. A. Walker.
Best bale peavine hay. N. J. Thomp-
son No second award
Best crowfoot hay. NJ. A. Stansberry,
N. J. Thompson.
Best bale crabgrass hay. N. J..
Thompson. No second award.
est bale natal grass hay, N. J.
Thompson. No second award.
! Best bale Rhodes grass hay, N. J.
Thompson. No second award.
Best bale rice straw. N ]. Thomp-
son. No second award.
Best Bundle of fodder. S. S. Tyner,
]. A. Walker.
Grain, Seeds, etc.
Best collective exhibit of grains,
seeds, etc, from one farm mot less
than 10 varieties), N. ]. Thompson.
No second award.
I Best bushel of ear corn, F.. E. Moss,
IT. S Clifford
| Best dozen ears of corn Mrs. f. nj.
stephens, S. S. Tyner.
| Best bushel velvet beans in pod, w.
Z. Macarthur. No second award.
| Best onehalf bushel velvet beans
shellcd. w. E. Macarthur, Mrs. |. S.
Smith.
Fest exhibit of cassava, J. II. Stan,
i ley. No second award.
Best exhibit of tropilacl vans, T. S
/ Cliffrod. Judge Preston.
Best exhibit of ribbon sugar cane
S. S. Tyner. No second award
Best exhibit of syrup from green
cane, Ada Mcdowell No second
award
Best exhibit of syrup from Japanese
cane, Ada Mcdowell. No second
award
Best exhibit of dasheens, Irwin Kel
sey, F. E. Moss.
Bee Products
Best exhibit of comb honey, Mrs
John Hansard. No second award.
! Best exhibit Of bees-wax Mrs. E. H
Brown. No second award.
Best drawn work lunch cloth
list, Mrs. A. NJ. Jackson; End, Mrs
Paul O'Doniel.
Best lunch set of seven pieces
LIST, Mrs. Clute; End, Mrs w. o
Pearce.
Best pair of embroidered towels
list, Mrs. Paul O'Doniel; End, n
: award.
Best pair of embroidered pillo'
cases-1st, Mrs. Harper; End, Mrs
Paul O'Deniel.
$ Best embroidered dress--1st, Mr.
John Hansard; End, Mrs. Porti
r Patterson.
Best embroidered shirtwaist-1s
J. Mrs. o. s. Lanier; End, Mrs. w.
Pearce.
8. Best embroidered night dress-l,
Mrs. Clute; End, Mrs. F. s. Smitl
It Best Lingerie set of three pieces
1st, Mamie Lee Turner; End, Mrs
o r. d. Sage.
Best Observation-Disclosures
r. list, no award; End, Mrs R. Z
Sage.
p Best fancy apron-1st, Mrs. +
d. Sage; End, Mrs. Irwin Kelsey.
10 Best work apron-1st, no aware
End, Mrs. ]. J.. Patrick
Re Best crocheted baby bonnet-1l
i'd Laura Brockman; End, Mrs. Pa
d. O'Doniel.
al Best trimmed bath towel.
b. Mrs. R. D. Sage; end, Mrs w.
Melton.
10 Best embroidered parasol Ii
Mrs. Thos. Perconi; no secol
70 award
Best specimen of hardanger wo
ell LIST. Mrs. r. d. SAGE; End, Mr.
irwin Kelsey
S. Best collection of crocheted laces
LIST, Mrs. c. ] Moss; no seco
j. award.
Best collection of crockett laces
rs. LIST. Miss Olive NJ Moss; End, +
Sarah f. Wheeler.
ct, Best colored embroidered Sc
I'd. pillow-1st, Mrs. John Hansar
us End, Mrs. ]. NJ. Stebbins.
Best silk quilt-1st, Mrs b.
al. Pressby; no second award.
Best pieced calico quilt-1st. NJ
ius j. L. Patrick; End, Mrs. B.
Carter.
F. Best braided rug-1st, Mrs.
win Kelsey; End. Mrs. ]. NJ. st
bins
Best knitted rug-lst, Mrs.
IA. Browne: no second award.
led Best crocheted bed spread
10y Mrs. S. ]. Pressly; end, no ava
Use Best specimen of quilting
Mrs. j. d. Duncan; no second
Best crocheted shawl-1st. NJ
j. d. Duncan. No second award.
,est Best house shoes-1st. no ava
self 2nl, Mrs. r. T. George.
her Best specimen of grass work.