Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-28

Decatur, Ga. Baby's pooteees, crocheted or
knitted, FIRST, Miss Matte Hall, Baltimore.
Md; second, Mrs. L. J. Granmblin, city.
Baby's socks, crocheted or knitted, Grace
B. Matson, Ashtabula, Ohio; second, Mrs.
long dress, first. Mrs. Fannie Cleveland,
Lexington, KY; second, Mrs. Leah K. Rog-
ers, Rochester, N. Y.
Baby's short dress. first. Mrs. q. West.
Jr., Trenton, N. j.; second, Miss Ida Hal
sted, Binnhamton, \. Y. Baby's Afghan,
first, Miss Marie Harris, Atlanta; second,
Miss Nancy Hail.. Baltimore; Md. Baby's
cap, embroidered, Mrs. l.: A. Blandenburg,
Baltimore, Md. Baby's cap, crocheted, Mrs.
I. L. Gritty, Lothian, Ky; second, Mrs. L.
A. Blendenburg, Augusta, S. G. Baby's
cap, croeheted inc wool, first, Miss Annie
Martin, Kingsville, Mo-; second, Mrs. J. E.
Thompsonu, Bowling Green, Mo.
Handbag, first, Miss Emily Delbridge,
Atlanta; second, Mrs. Mary Crenshaw,
Ward. Atlanta. Fancy bag, first, Miss
Miss Emily Delbridge, Atlanta. Work bag,
most complete. first, Miss Mamie D. Wilson,
Lebanon. Ky; second, Mrs. James Cason,
Miss Grace B. Matson, Ashtabula, Ohio;
second, Miss Lula Bethune Columbus, Ga.
Pillow, embroidered in white, Mrs. Alvin X.
Becher, Atlanta. Pillow, embroidered, col
second, Miss Grace Matson, Ashtabula, Ohio.
Pillow in any design not mentioned, first,
Miss Grace Matson, Aentabula, Ohio; second,
Mrs. o. G. Sewer, Atlanta.
Crazy quilt, silk wool velvet, first,
Mrs. Leah X. Rogers, Rochester, n. Y;
second, Mrs. Bun Nix, Hazel, KY. Log
cabin quilt, first, Mrs. B. L: Cox, Lawrence
burg, Ky. Patchwork quilt, first Mrs. P. B.
Camp, Jonesboro, Ca; second, Mrs. w. L.
Johnson. Velvet quilt, second, Mrs. J. De-
Jough, Atlanta. Hand-quilted, second, Mrs.
A: S. Jones, Atlanta Handmade rug. first,
second, Miss Virgie Coe Eastanallee, Ga.
Rug, crocheted or knitted, first, Mrs. Bun
Nix Hazel. Ky; second, Miss Lettie Coe
Eastanallee, Ga.
Sunday School Display
Cradle Roll Department-BeSt original
cradle roll, first prize, Park Street Meth
odist, Mrs. F. A. Johnson second prize,
First Presbyterian, Dalton, Miss Mary L.
Koran.
Beginners, Department--Best paper work,
Athens, Mrs Mildred Y. Roberts, Rob tp-S'G Best
color work, first prize, First Presbyterian,
Emanuel Episcopal, Athens, Mrs Mildred
'. Rhodes. Best work book, first, First
Presbyterian, Atlanta, Mrs. w. G. Ander-
son; second, same.
Primary Department-Best work book.
first, First Methodist, Fitzgerald, Mrs C. r.
Newcomer; second. First Presbyterian, At
lanta, Mrs. w. G. Anderson. Best paper
folding first, Emanuel Episcopal, Athens
Mrs. Mildred v. Rhodes; second, First Pres
Best modelling first, First Presbyterian, At
lanta, Mrs. w. G. Anderson; second, Park
Street Methodist Mrs. F. A. Johnson. Best
color work, first, Park Street Methodist,
terrain, Mrs. w. G. Anderson. Best illus
trated song, first, Trinity Methodist, Mrs
Mary II: Bloodworth; second, First Presby-
terrain, Mrs. w. G. Anderson.
Junior Observation-Disclosures work hook first
English Lutheran, Atlanta, Miss Kate Ma.
lone; second, Trinity Methodist, Mrs. Ethel
Hutchins. Best illustrated song or story,
first, Trinity Methodist Mrs. Ethel Hutch
ms; second, same. Best drawn map, first
Tabernacle Baptist, Atlanta, Mrs. A. NJ.
Smith; second, Trinity Methodist, Mrs. Eth.
uel Episcopal, Mrs. Mildred V. Rhodes;
second, same. Best modelling. Second Bap-
fist, Atlanta, Mrs. ]: B. Young.
9 Young Peoples Diyision1BeSt work book,
same. Best drawn map, first, Tabernacle,
Vernon SARGENT second, Tabernacle Reese
Nabors. Best relief map, first, Emanuel
Emaneu Episcopal Miss Helen McDowman.
Adult Division-Best invitations, first,
Druid Hills Presbyterian. Mrs. A. d. Wood
second, ST. Paul Methodist, Mrs Floyd
Field Best drawn map, st. Paul Metho-
dist, Mrs. Floyd Field. Best original cal
endar, first, Druid Hills Presbyterian, Mrs.
A. D. Wood; second, First Presbyterian,
roll. first, First Christian, Miss Loudie
Holland: second, Second Baptist, Mrs. ]. B.
Young. Best original souvenir, Park Street
Methodist, Mrs. F. A. Johnson. Best origi-
nal poster, first, First Christian, Mrs. Ben
ten George; second, First Presbyterian, Mrs.
w G. Anderson. Best original missionary
poster, first, First Presbyterian, Mrs. w. G..
Anderson; second, Park Street Methodist,
Mrs. F. A. johnson. Best illustrated les
son, First Presbyterian, Mrs. w. G. Ander-
son.
All of the first prizes are for So, while
the second prize in each case was 81.
Chrysanthemums
Best vase white chrysanthemums, six
blooms: First, Mrs. E. 2. Crenshaw, Col
lege Park; second, Mrs. &C. F. Holt, Col
lege Park; third, Mrs. ! Oscar Palmour,
College Park.
Best vase pink chrysanthemums: First,
Mrs. Oscar Palmour, College Park; second,
Mrs. c. F. Holt, College Park.
Vase of bronze chrysanthemums, six
blooms: Mrs. Oscar Paumour; third, Mrs.
D. r. Nesbitt, College Park.
First, Mrs e. P. PalmOur, College Park.
Collection % blooms, each variety:
First, Mrs. Oscar Palmour, College Park. -
Vase - cut blooms, white, one variety:
First, Mrs. William X. Abbey, Druid Hills,
city; second, Mrs. Oscar Palmour; third,
Mrs. Z. .Crenshaw, College Park.
Vase IL cut blooms, yellow, one variety:
Mrs. Oscar Palmour, College Park; second.
Mrs. c. F. Holt College Park; third, Will
liam X. Abbey, Druid Hills
Best vase cut blooms, pink, one variety:
Mrs. e. F. Holt, College Park; second, Mrs.
Oscar Palnour, College Park Best vase
- cut blooms, any variety: William X.
Abbey, Druid Hills. Best vase large
blooms, three or more varieties: Mrs. L. P.