St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-11-03
PRIZES, AWARDS
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Miss Harriet smith-Second, en-
broidered pillow sham. l.
Mrs. Pierre Donnes-First, special
lace handkerchief; second, croche'
lace; second, princes slip.
Mrs. L. F. Young-Second, en-
broidered cap.
Miss Annie Oulliber-Second, cro-
Chef yoke.
Mrs. Geo. Moore--Second, en-
broidered towel. /
Mrs. J. Wenghan-First, special
crochet hammock.
Miss Blanch Boudeau-F1rst, col
ored embroidery first, cross stitch;
first, embroidered bath towel.
Miss 0. Tuttle-Juvenile Work
First, crochet yoke.
Miss Juanita Hawley-Juvenlle
Work-First, cross stitch; second'
crochet; first, best collection.
Mrs. Jesse Norman-Flrst, plain
sewing. 4
Mrs. W. H. Yenni-First, special
plain sewing.
Mrs. Warren smith-First, en-
bro;dered baby dress.
Mrs. Jesse Norman-First, hlet
crochet.
Mrs. H. H. Smith-First, wool GRO
Chef baby saque.
Benedictine Sisters-Second, wool
crochet sweater.
Mrs, Cooper-First, special Wales
art pillow.
Miss Annals Boudousquie-Firs
embroidered waist.
Mrs. Jesse Norman-Second, cen
terpiece.
Miss Annie Smith-First, en-
broidered handkerchief.
Mrs. Bishop-Second, knitted cap.
Mrs. H. H. Smith-Best collection
of lace.
Miss Jeanne Abadie-Second, cut
work, embroidery.
Mrs. Peterson-First, cut work,
embroidery.
Mrs. p. Vasquez--First, lace dress
Mrs. ]. A. Hawley-Second, bead
Mrs. Julian smith-First, tan
crochet.
Mrs. B. Mutter-First, embroid-
cred princess.
Mrs. Peterson-First, is.et en-
broidery-Old Ladies Work.
Mrs. Peterson--First, best coliec-
tion-Old Ladies' Work.
Mrs. Frank Gorney-First. drawn
work handkerchief; second. pillow
shams.
Mrs. Jas. Walsh-First, tatting
collar.
Miss Sue Methvin-First, ribbon
knitted lace-Old Ladies' Work.
Mrs. ]. D. Lambert-First, fancy
bag.
Benedictine sisters-First, paint
ed pillow top.
Mrs. A. B. Holliday-First, GRO
cheted bar front.
Mrs. Louis Theriot-Second, en-
broidered pillow slip.
Boys and Girls Poultry Club.
Glass First, Silas Rayne, Barr
ed Rocks. Second, Clyde Stanga.
White Leghorns. Third Steve Bate
man, White Leghorns.
Glass II-First, Herbert Hays,
Black Minorcas. Second, Herbert
Hays, Black Minorcas. Third, Silas
Rdyne, Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Glass III-First, Silas Rayne
\ Barred Rocks. Second, B. Mallett
White Orpingtons.
Glass IV-Grand Champion Birt
-Silas Rayne. Barred Plymouth
Rock.
Glass v-Best Club Exhibit-Sul
School Poultry Club. pens. Priz'
Incubator and brooder, by Mayo
Sullivan, Of Bogalusa.
Best Club Exhibit.
First, Pilgrim Rest Club. Sec
ond, Union Grove Club. Third, Mad
isonvil.e Club.
Canning Club.
Glass First, Belvie Sharp; sec
ond, RACIAL Fitzmorris; third, Clar;
Fauntleroy.
Class II-First, Ruby Williams
second, Julia O'Berry; third. Rutl
Martin.
Glass III-First. Alpha Stanga
second, Elise Goodbee; third, Henri
eta Koepp.
Glass IV-First, Alpha stanga
second, Eliza Martin.
Glass VTFirst, Henrietta Koepp
second, Alpha Stanga.
Glass VI-First. Alpha Stanga
second, Ruby Williams.
Glass VII-First, Julia O'Berry.
Boys and Girls Pig Club.
Glass I-Duroc Jersey-First, Ed
Fitzgerald; second, Elwood Nilsson
third, Mervin FitZmOrr1s.
Calss II-Duroc Jersey-Firs
Hubert Williams; second, Newt
Quave; third. Ed. Fitzgerald.
Glass III-Marvin Fitzmorris; SCI
ond, Alma Brown; third, E. Taylor
Boys Corn Club.
First, Robert Williams, II year
of age-Calhoun Red Cob, yield 6
bushels. Second, Nelson Sharp, l
years of age-Calhoun Red Co!
yield SIS bushels. Third, Charlie
Dutsch, Jr., IA years OF age-Ca
houn Red Cob, yield 40 bushels.
Glass II-Club Exhibit-Firs
Progress School, C. H. Murphy, prir
cipal. Second, Waldheim Schoo
Eleanor Rayne, principal. Third
Oak Grove School, Leo Smiley, pri,
cipal.
Live Stock Department.
H. P. Bougere & Son-First, SCI
ond and third, aged Jersey cow
First and grand champion, Jerse
COW, years. first, senior yearlin
bull: second. senior yearling heifel
first and second, general purpos
horses.
Felix Bachemin - Second an
third, Jersey COW, 3 years.
Ruben Bennett-First, stallion