Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-10-20
WOMAN'S Department.
Fairly Tened With a Variety Of Use
full and Ornamental Exhibits
Culinary Display Good
THE WINNERS OF PREMIUMS.

Mrs. Hattie Horn, Mrs. Laura
Dobson; tie holder, Mrs. Yer
ma Wellington, Mrs. ]. H. Nor
rison; piano scarf, Miss Rhine
hart, Mrs. G. T. Shelley.
Irish Crochet. = Infants cap
Mrs. Bun Nix, Mrs. ]. W. Black
ard.
Sofa Pillows. Cotton embroid.
cred, Mrs. Rhinehart, Mrs. j. w
BACKYARD; silk embroidered, Miss
Mary Matheny, Mrs. H. ]. ely.
mer; crochet trimmed, Mrs. Crate
Roberts, Mrs. L. E. Holiday.
Pin Cushions. Hand embroid
cred, Mrs. Will Stephens, Mrs
Will Wilson; daintiest Of any kind
Mrs. G. T, Shelley, Miss Willie
Glasgow; crochet trimmed, Mrs
W. A. McCuan, Mrs. Hattie Horn;
hand painted, Miss Willie Glas.
gov, Mrs. R. L. Jeter.
Ladies Underwear. -SuitFrench
embroidered, Miss Vera Johnson,
Mrs. A. L. Teachout; crocheted
gown yoke, Mrs. W. ]. Estes, Mrs.
]. 7. Coulter; embroidered gown,
Miss Agnes Bates, Mrs. Waldo
Evans; embroidered petticoat, Mrs,
w. j. Estes, Miss Agnes Bates;
French embroidered corset cover,
Mrs. Geo. Brummitt, Miss Rhine
hart; crochet trimmed corset GOV.
er, Mrs. Will Stephens, Mrs. F,
Y. Fuqua; crochet trimmed net
petticoat, Miss fish Gibbs; made
camisole, Mrs. H. M. McWherter,
Mrs. Romie Boden.
Infant Articles. Embroidered
baby dress, Mrs. E. s. Harrison,
Mrs. W. B. Wimberly; embroider.
ed cap, Mrs. Hazel Parish, Mrs,
G. 7. Shelley; embroidered cloak,
Mrs. DR.. Jeter; embroidered baby
suit, Mrs. G. 7. Shelley; crochet
baby cap, Miss Hattie Hampston,
Mrs. G. T. Shelley; tatting cap,
Mrs. Monte Shannon, Mrs. Nora
Cornell; embroidered shirt, Gennie
Holland, Mrs. W, B. Wimberly.
Shirt Waists. = French embroid.
cred, Mrs. ]. W. BACKYARD, Mrs.
G. T. Shelley; crochet trimmed,
Miss Lois Williams. Mrs. G. T.
Shelley; tatting trimmed, Miss
Fannie CIeyeland; Mrs. G.. D.
Lovelace.
Quilts. - Prettiest calico quilt,
Mrs. Jordon Jeter, Mrs. John Moss;
prettiest silk crazy quilt, Mrs. D
D Foute, Mrs. Mary Hannings;
prettiest wooden crazy quilt, Mrs.
Ethel ard;crocheted counterpart
in corpet warp, Mrs. Laura Dob
son; knitted Counterpart, Mrs. E
E Scarce
Dresser scarfs - Colored en-
broidered, Mrs. Laura White, Miss
Lois Williams; white embroidered,
Mrs. Jim Freeman, Mrs. Dora
Travis; crochet trimmed, Mrs.
Dora Stoker, Mrs. Roger Allen;
crochet buffet scarf, Mrs. R D
Travis, Mrs. Walter Smith.
Antique Articles. - Most his
toric articles Of wearing apparel,
Mrs. Sallie Sanders, Mrs. T ]
Tansil; oldest and most interesting
three pieces of table wear, Miss
Maude Nowlin; most interesting
collection of Indian relics, Mrs.
G T Shelley; most antique articles
and curios, Mrs. Agnes Kennedy,
Mrs. D f Arnold
Hand Work Done by Ladies
Over Sixty Years Of Age-French
embroidered centerpiece, Mrs.
Lunda Winstead, Miss Rhinehart;
crochet centerpiece, Mrs.J 7 Coult-
err, Miss Rhinehart; pair Of knitted
gloves, Mrs. M A Rogers, Miss
Mary Levister;specimen Of tatting,
Mrs. Fannie Cleveland, Miss
Rhinehart; embroidered dresser
scarf Mrs. T H Harris, Mrs. Dora
Travis; pair embroidered towles,
Mrs. T H Harris, Mrs. NJ A
Browder; pair embroidered pillow
cases, Mrs. 7 H Harris, Mrs. G.
w Nowlin; plated rugs, Mrs. G
E McClain, Mrs. Laura Dobson
Chrildren Under Fourteen Years
Of Age-(Weakley County Only
Homemade rag doll, Alma Cali
more; dressed doll any kind, Fay
Lewis, Euline Barker; calico quilt,
Rachel Travis, mariary Barton;
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