The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-08-28
BOYS AND GIRLS
HOLD CONTESTS
Youthful Agricultural and Live.
stock Club Workers Exhibit
their Products

i rOIieu In the national club work wer
shown at the annual exhibit held at tn
local high school today. Altho ther,
were fewer entries this year than il
some former years, some very credit
able showings were made and severa
OF the youthful contestants were made
happy by the awards. The first prize
winners in the club contests will be
given free trips to the State Fair
where they will represent Benton
county in the state section of the ma
tional contests.
Miss Mabel Green, county club lead
er, expressed herself well pleased with
the work of the young people while
favorable comments were passed by
other agricultural and educational
workers who were here. Among them
We're r. N. Wright of Pullman, state
club leader, Miss May Mark, of Yaki-
ma, assistant state leader, J. N. Price,
county agent Of Yakima county, Coun-
ty Agent Brown, of Franklin county,
c. II. Lille, canning club coach of Pas
co, Iowa M. Crawford, county super
intendent of schools, District Horti-
cultural Inspector Bailey, and County
Agent Lee M. Lampson.
The list of winners follows:
Canning Contest
High School Canning team, Hazel
Kinds and Ruth Kinds, Kennewick.
Score 871s points
2. Cora Houk and Lloyd Wiehl,
White Bluffs, Score 81 points.
Sewing Contest gl
4. Grace Cox, Kennewick.
2 Ruth Smith, Kennewick.
Sheep Contest
1. Vernon Mccarthy, Finley.
2. Glen Allen, Kennewick.
3. Edward Lum, Kennewick.
Pig Contest
4. Audie Hemhree, Kennewick.
Rabbit Contest
s 1. Curtis Egbert, Kennewick.
2. Lawrence Havestad, Richland.
Z 8. William Powell, Kennewick. /
Poultry Contest
I. Pauline Doan, Kennewick.
Garden Contest
1. Edward Lum, Kennewick.
2. Loren Boies, Finley.
:. 8. Ruth Swain, Prosser.
Calf Contest
Richard Knight of Prosser and
Winston Hawkins of Kennewick were
he contestants. The decision has not
oeen rendered.
First and Second Premiums award !
ID for Home Economics and Textiles:
rhree Glasses of assorted Jellies-
1. Helen Moulton, Kennewick.
2. Grace Cox, Kennewick.
Any garment made of flour or sugar
sacks
1. Hazel Lodge, lunch cloth.
2. Florence Wood, apron.
sewing Apron, Hand Made
1. Ruth Smith, Kennewick.
q. Florence Wood, Kennewick.
8. Hazel Lodge, Kennewick. |,
)ress made by Sewing Club member
Two first premiums and two second
'remiums:
/. Evelyn Ely, Kcnnewick.
2. Hazel Lodge, Kennewick.
2. Florence Wood, Kennewick. II
2. Grace Cox, Kennewick. II
8. Marjorie Moore, Kennewick. u
my article made by Sewing Club
'irl. h
Two first premiums awarded. II
I. Hazel Lodge, Dolls skirt. Il
l. Evelyn Ely, Dolls coat. Ii
Agriculture: II
EN- Potatoes-Loraine Engels, Ken
ewick.
One quart Navy Beans-Edward s
,um, Kennewick. q
One quart Lima Beans Edward 6
um, Kcnnewick. Il
One quart Wax Beans-Edward
um, Kennewick. u
Pumpkin Ruth Goss, Finley. q
Cabbage-Loren Boies, Finley. $
Watermellon-(D Loren Boies, /
inley, (2) VIM. Powell, Kennewick. t
Cantaloupes Loren Boies, Finley e
fnusual Vegetable-Egg Plants,-la
dward Lum, Kennewick. Y
Tomatoes-Edward Lum, Kenne- t
ick. In
Ten ears of corn-Edward Lum, n
II
Boquct Of .Dahlias- -Adel Lum, Ken /,
ewick.
Boquet of Asters-Adel Lum, Ken t
ewick. Is