The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-14
BIG SCHOOL FAIR
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 Oral stories of own selection by boy or girl of third or fourth grades. Prepared Papers-"How to Trim Shade Trees" 'Value of Farm Garden" Map Drawing-Mexico and Central America according to same regula- tions as the County Contest Associa- tion.
 Product map of North America. Faulkner county (politicaD. Spelling-Third and Fourth Grades Twenty words chosen from first twenty pages of the Modern Spell ing Book" (written). Fifth and Sixth Grades-Twenty dissyllables, divided into syllables, ac- cented and diacritically marked. Taken from pages 30 to 75 of the Modern Spelling Book" Seventh and Above-Twenty tri- syllables from Modern Speller," ac- cented and diacritically marked. Reading and Reclamation contests will be held according to the same regulations that govern the County Contest.
 Department of Music. Piano Solo-Own selection, but must be played from memory. The judges will note the following points: Technique; time; expression; position at piano.
 Singing-Best rendition of Ar kansas" (Barnett) by class of eight
 Best rendition of America" by class of eight
 Best quartette, own selection.
 Department of Art.
 Best pen and ink drawing of an an- imal.
 Best plan of a two room school house and grounds.
 Best single water color picture.
 Best collection of water color, by one pupil.
 Nature Study-Best display of the natural products of Faulkner county (canned goods are admitted).
 Best collection of pressed wild flowers.
 Best collection of pressed wild flow CTS and fern by school, mounted on cardboard 6x8 inches.
 (All three above collections to be made by the entire school.)
 Best bouquet of flowers grown by a girl.
 Best collection of growing wild ferns by a boy.
 Best collection of pressed leaves mounted on cardboard 6x8 inches.
 Best collection of nuts on cards 6x8 inches.
 Domestic Art-Best half dozen cake gems with white icing; choco- late marble cake; plain white cake; cocoanut layer; one dozen assorted cookies; chocolate fudge; assorted creams; peanut brittle; divinity; taf- fly; (exhibited by schooD.
 Canned goods, including fruits, veg etables, pickles, jams and preserves all put up by individual exhibiting them.
 Loaf of plain light bread; loaf of graham bread; six sour milk biscuits; j; six flour mullins; six corn meal muf- fins; loaf salt-rising bread.
 Sewing-Any article cross stitch; exhibit of crochet; exhibit of tatting; doll bed outfit; hemstitched handker- chief; embroidered doiley; best col lection of crochet; best collection of tatting; child's dress; corset cover; suit of underwear; home made rug; best collection of samples of fancy work.
 Same features and regulations as in the County Contest.
 Agriculture.
 Half dozen onions; half dozen tur- nips; half dozen ears of yellow corn; half dozen ears of white corn; half dozen ears green sweet corn; half dozen sweet potatoes; half dozen Irish potatoes.
 Horticulture.
 Half gallon of green beans; two pumpkins; plate of pears; plate of tomatoes; plate of any wild fruit; plate o1 any 1reSh vegetables. General Program. The annual Street Carnival" will be held Friday at 8 o'clock p. m. The contests in reading, Reclamation, mu- sic and story telling will be held in the high school auditorium. The con- tests in composition, spelling, map drawing and writing will be held on the second floor of the high school building while the exhibits are on dis play Saturday morning. The contests in athletics will start at 2 p. m. Sat urday. It will be almost impossible for the same pupil to participate in more than one of the literary events as the contests will all be in progress at the same time detailed nro-