Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-07

An INDUSTRIAL dill
The Scots Mills Industrial Fair was
surely a great success. While not so
large as some, yet we have seldom seen
a better display of almost everything
usually seen at such fairs. The chll-
dren especially did well. One little grl
of eleven years carrying off first hon
ors on cake and jelly. The judges were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Harrington of Sa-
lem.
In the evening, in connection with
the fair, spelling contest between the
four schools represented, took place.
Three hundred words were pronounced
by Mr.. Fawk of Salem. Only one hun
dred words were given out for one con-
test, and during the time the judges
county superintendent and Co. Super
visor Smith-were preparing their de-
cision the audience was treated to some
very good music, solo sung by Mrs.
Alleman of Woodburn was very much
enjoyed and she was recalled.
Beatrice Ammundson of the Scots
Mills school won first honors in the
children s spelling contest. Little Myr-
tie Cooper also of the Scots Mills
school received the second. thus ended
very profitable and entertaining time
The following took part:
First Prize Winners
Glen Magee, collection of potatoes.
Chester Phillips, ears of popcorn.
Henry Brougher, basket of fruit
John Brougher, collection of vegeta-
bles.
Howard Kidd, sweet potato squash.
Roy Dale, five ears of sweet corn.
Clarice Amundson, bread (Scotts
Mills flour.)
Wilma Lears, candy.
Wanda Thomas, crabapple Jelly.
Wanda Thomas, cake.
Edna Sanders, bureau scarf.
W. c. Hammer, picture frame.
Mrs. Edd Laurence, knitted lace.
Nellie Coulson, tatted handbag.
Mrs. Hume, crocheted piece.
Mrs. Mapy, hand painted picture.
Mrs. j. W. Kellis, collection of fancy
work.
Mrs. C. A. White, baby's bin.
Mr.. TAFT, collection of fancy work.
AIRS. W. Hammer, croeheted collar
and cuffs.
Rachel Nordyer, rug.
Cecile Marts, pillow tops.
Mrs. Losinger, pillow cases.
Miss Neva Losinger, pillow top.
Miss Dora Meyers, center piece.
Mrs. Phillips, cushion top.
Alice f. Estes, apron.
A. Z. and Marybelle Estes, center
piece.
Mrs. Charles Heinz, general farm dis
play.
Henry Thomas, squash.
Henry Thomas, pie pumpkin.
Mrs. Mcconnell, onions.
Nellie Mcconnell, onions.
Grace Dart, Glory Monday apples.
Butte Falls Prune association, three
boxes Italian prunes.
Mrs. Dale, cabbage.
Mrs. Rant Thomas, collection of corn.
Emanuel Shifts, corn.
Mrs. c. A. White, red popcorn.
Oliver Brougher, Northern Spy ap-
pies.
Oliver Brougher, Pearl vetch seed.
Mrs. B. S. Estes, bread.
George Hall, canned fruit.
R, Y. Magee, potatoes.
Mr.. Phillips, squash.
r. Y. Magee, sugar cane.
II. Y. Magee, suntlower.
Mrs. Losinger, squash.
Chester Phillips, tinker toy work.
AR. McKillop, collection of apples.
Shirley Dunagan, tomatoes.
Helen Kelsey, baby bonnet.
Noble school, center piece.
Lorraine Hogg, quilt pieces.
Mr., and Mrs. Richie, frateer quilt.
Anna Commons, knitted berspread.
Mrs. Shorey, center piece.
Mrs. White, silk quilt.
Mrs. Mary, wool quilt.
Lula Dale, high school poem.
Mildred Heinz, night gown.
Willard Kellis, lathe work.
Lloyd Heinz, collection of woods.
Mr.. Saunders, penmanship.
Winnie Heinz, drawing.
Enid Lamb, canned goods.
Enid Lamb, Jar of canned peas.
Edna Sanders, work apron.
Primary Dept, Scots Mills, primary
work.
Helen Kelsey, work apron.
Thomas school, intermediate work.
Winners of Second Prizes
Athol Hickox, canned beans.
Edna Sanders, loaf of bread.
Violet Adkins, candy.
Margaret Adkins jelly.
Fay Heinz, cake.
Dollie Richtor, pie.
Letha Long, tatted collar.
Anna Commons, handbag.
Anna Commons, collar and cuffs.
Kirby Gunnell, picture.
Enid Lamb, tatting.
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