The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-04
AWARDS ANNOUNCED. IN CITY BEAUTIFUL. CONTEST LAST NIGHT.
Central Park Civic League Hears Addresses From Commissioner Hornady
 and Others

held last night at the Central Park Bap-
 tist church. The awards were announced
 by J. M. P. Otis of the Jemison Real Estate and Insurance company, agents of the Central Park property, in accord with the decisions of a competent committee
 of judges, Mrs. James H. Hard, Miles
 Bradford and w. H. Kessler.
 E. o. Daniels, chairman of the city
 beautiful committee of the Central Park
 Civic league, presided. Brief addresses were made by City Commissioner John R.
 Hornady, R. B. West, J. B. Hoppings, J. H. Harrison, w. c. McAfee and James H. Hard.
 In announcing the list of the awards,
 MT. Otis congratulated the president of the city beautiful league, Mrs. A. I. Moi
 fett, and the other officers and workers in the league upon the success which had attended their efforts. He stressed the financial benefits which accrued to all owners of residence property from the
 Identification of the homes and lawns. and declared that when the same atten- ton was given to making residences at
 tractive that was paid to making busi- ness property yield good returns, resi-
 dence property would become much more desirable. Fine progress was made in
 the contest, declared MT. Otts despite the constant rains and the damage done from this source. That Central Park could
 be made the most attractive suburb of
 Birmingham if the work now started was
 scope which was sure to follow, was the
 opinion of the speaker.
 The list of awards compiled by the com mittee of judges follows:
 One grand prize: For the best kept all
 round premises in all of the zones, one
 potlatch lamp, valued at s125O donated by Searight-Reese Furniture company.
 Cash, $10 donated by the Jemison Real Estate and Insurance company, won by
 Mrs. J. E. Register, APO Sycamore street, Central Park.
 One grand prize: For second best kept all round premises in all of the zones. Merchandise valued at s2.50, donated by
 McVay Seed and Floral company. Cash,
 $5, donated by the Jemison Real Estate and Insurance company; won by Mrs. J. H. Hopping, 3700 Martin avenue, Gen. tral Park.
 One first prize: For the best kept church grounds in Central Park. Cash | S5 donated by the Jemison Real Estate and Insurance company; won by the Baptist church. Central Park. l One second prize: For the second best kept church grounds in Central Park. Picture valued at s5, donated by Oster | Bros. Furniture company; won by Metho- 1 dist church, Central Park
 | One first prize: For tIe best all round | flower garden in all of the zones compet- l ing. Merchandise, valued at $5, do- , mated by A. J. Koenig; won by Mrs. | Frank Holt S5O9 Bessemer boulevard, Central Park. l One second prize: For the second best all round flower garden of all zones competing. Merchandise, $2.5O, donated by | Spiro Hardware company; won by Mrs. | J. Broyles, 425 Wentworth street. Gen. | tral Park.
 One first prize For best all round porch
 flowers of all zones contesting. Porch Swing donated by Hood & Whee- Ter furniture company, valued at $5. Won by Mrs. w. T. Massingale, 4204 Poplar street, Central Park.
 l One second prize: For best all round porcn | flowers of all zones contesting. Porch l swing. $2.5o value, donated by Ben M. | Jacobs Bros; won by Mrs. J. E. Harri- | son. AT Marmion street, Ivanhoe. l One first prize: For zone No. 1, for the
 best kept all round premises. Merchan- | disc, $2.5O, donated by McVay Seed and
 Floral company; won by Mrs. Walter | Pegues, 2701 Louisiana avenue. Central Park. Cash, $5. donated by the Jemison
 Real Estate and Insurance company. | One first prize: For zone No. ?, for the l best kept all round premises. Merchandise 1 donated by Amzi Golden Seed and Grain | company, value $250 Cash, $5, donated | by Jemison Real Estate and Insurance | company; won by Mrs. J. E. Register, APO | Sycamore street. Central Park. 1 One first prize: Zone No. 3, for best
 kept all round premises. Merchandise,
 s25O, donated by Amzi Golden Seed and
 Grain company. Cash $5, donated by
 Jemison Real Estate and Insurance com
 pany; won by Mrs. J. H. Hopping 37oO Martin avenue, Central Park. | One second prize: For the second best kept all round premises, zone 1, one year s
 subscription to the Birmingham Ledger,
 valued at $5; Miss Imogene Spurrier, 2701 Carolina avenue, South Park. l One second prize: For the second best kept all round premises, zone g. One years subscription to The Age Herald, {, daily and Sunday, value $6; won by Mrs. | Frank Holt. 35O9 Bessemer boulevard, | Central Park.
 | VEGETABLE GARDEN PRIZES One first prize For zone No. l. for
 first best vegetable garden Merchandise, ,s3, ! donated by the South Park club. Won | by Miss Imogene Spurrier, 2701 Carolina
 avenue. Central Park.
 1 One second prize: For zone No. 1, for
 second best vegetable garden. Merchant i disc. g. donated by the South Park club. Won by Miss B. G. Mckee, 4116 South Park street. South Park.
 One first prize: For zone No. g. for the
 best vegetable garden. Merchandise, B, l donated by the Elmwood Floral and ! Nursery company Won by Mrs. J. E. i Register. APO Sycamore street. Central l Park
 | One second prize: Zone No. ?, for the best vegetable garden. Merchandise, g, donated by Elmwood Floral and Nursery 1 company. Won by Mrs. H. c. Berry. 410i l Holly street, Central Park.
 l One first prize: For zone No. 3, for
 the best vegetable garden. Merchandise,
 8, donated by the Elmwood Floral and l Nursery company. Won by Mrs J. Broyles, 425 Wentworth street, Ivanhoe One second prize: For zone No. 8, for
 second best vegetable garden. Merchan-
 disc. g. donated by the Elmwood Nurs-
 cry company Won by Mrs. W. P Reid, l Raleigh street, Ivanhoe
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