The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-10-11
WINNERS IN SEVENTH ANNUAL
SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL CONTEST

, Best loaf graham bread, Beatrice
Watson, Gladys Motter, Blanche Dick
inson.
Best plain cake, Beatha johnson,
Beatrice Watson, Glessie Wynne.
Best half dozen cookies, Lula John
son, Jessie Hartwig, Agnes Bushell
Best half dozen doughnuts, Char
lottee Lincoln, Lylyan aHlliday.
Best fruit pie, Adeline Simsen, Be-
atrice Watson, Gladys Motter.
Best pie with filling other than fruit
Winnifred Huntington, Beatrice Wat
son, Burdctte Hoadley.
Canned fruits, vegetables and jellies
Tree fruits, any kind, best three
quart jars, Winnifred Huntington,
Gladys Motter, Ruth Dickinson.
! Berries, any kind, best three quart
jars, Winnifred Huntington, Gladys
Motter, Elizabeth Peters.
Jellies, best three glasses, Gladys
Motter, Margaret Harrison, Blanche
Dickinson.
Canned vegetables, best three quart
jars, Winnifred Huntington, Ruth
Dickinson, Gladys Motter.
Best and largest display of canned
fruits and vegetables, Winnifred Hun
Gladys Motter, Ruth Dickin-
son.
Lot 2, grade cooking and canning
Best loaf of white bread, Wilberta
Love, Florence Duncan, Mabel Pear
son.
Best plain cake, Helen Hanson,
Pauline Doane, Gladys Speegle.
Best half dozen cookies, Elnora
Thomas, Florence Duncan, jeanette
Best fruit pie, Lolita Forslund, Will
ma Hoyt, Della Golland.
Tree fruits, best three quart jars,
Wilberta Love, Mabel Pearson, Helen
Bell.
Jellies, best three glasses, Elizabeth
Lynch Marian Richardson, Pauline
Doane.
Canned vegetables, any kind, best
three quart jars, John Ferguson, John
Ferguson, Della Hudnall.
Best and largest display Of canned
fruits and, vegetables, Marian Peter,
Hope Taylor.
Lot 8, High School Sewing
Best worsted dress, Ruth Hunting
ton, Gladys Motter, Nova Terrill.
Best washable dress, Gladys Motter,
Lorene Kennedy, Margaret Baxter.
Best cooking apron, Jessie Hart
wig, Gladys Motter.
Best serving apron, Marietta Peter,
Margaret Baxter, lila Campbell.
Best display worked buttonholes,
Esther Larsen, Gladys Motter, Vera
Mayield.
Best pair of darned stocking, Elsie
Door, Allie Smith, Blanche Dickinson.
Best piece of embroidery, Mary
Kinkaid, Gladys Motter, Elsie Door.
Best piece of crocheting, Glessie
Wynne, Erma Bier, Marietta Peter.
Best piece of tatting, Ella Williams,
Burdette Hoadley, Vera Mayfield.
Best and largest display of plain
sewing, Gladys Motter, $500; Mariet-
ia ePter, $1.OO; Mary Kinkaid. SO.
Best and largest display of fancy
work, Ella Williams, $500; Glessie
Wynne, $1.OO; Vera Mayfield, so.
Lot a, Grade Sewing
Best cooking apron, Avis Philson,
Marian Peter, Leota Byrd.
Best sewing apron, Grace Des-
oranges, Avis Philson, Helen Hanson.
Best sewing bag, Grace Beamer,
Grace Desgranges, Elizabeth Brown.
Best laundry bag, Marian Peter,
Avis Philson, Leota Byrd.
Best hemmed patch on garment,
Leota Byrd, Avis Philson, Ruth Lar
sen.
Best pair of darned stockings, Ma
rian Peter, Avis Philson, Marian Lew
is.
Best piece of crocheting, Helena
Brown, Luree Ficklin, Ruby Harper.
p, Best and largest display of plain
sewing, Avis Philson, $3.50; Marian
Peter, $1.O0; Adell Lum, SO.
Special prizes-Best display of fam
cy work and needle work by any grade
girl, $3.50 in trade by Sherk and Co.,
won by Avis Philson; Marian Peter,
$1.OO in trade; Ruby Kinds, Soc in
trade.
/ Special prize-Both grades and high
school competing, best and largest
display of canned fruits and vegetables
$500 toilet set, given by the business