The state herald., 1921-10-07
SCHOOL CHILDREN OF
PHILLIPS COUNTY HAD
FINE EXHIBITS At FAIR

traction at the fair. Teh following
schools made exhibits: Haxtun. Pa
oil, Fairfield. Highland Center. Plain
view, Philorado. Morning Star, Morn
ing View. Sunny Dale, Liberty. Ever
green, West Bryant. Grand View. Sill
yer Beam. Boston and Holyoke.
In the class of two or more teach
ers Haxtun won first place, Paoli sec
ond place and Fairfield third place.
In the class of one teacher schools
Morning Star won first place. Phil
orado second and Morning View third
place.
Special awards were made as fol-
lows Haxtun grade school, first to
fourth grades inclusive and
water color work, End grade; penman-
ship and drawing, 3rd grade: black
and white free hand cutting. LIST
grade; construction work. 4th grade;
best booklets. End grade. Fifth to
eighth grades inclusive -crayola and
water color work. 9Th grade: pen
manship. and drawing. black and
white and freehand cutting, construc-
tion work. junior high: best booklets,
5th grade.
All other schools participating
crayola and water color work, Morn
ing Star LIST. Evans End; penmanship
and drawing. Fairfield list. Boston
End: black and white and freehand
cutting. Philorado 1st. Morning View
End: construction work. Paoli 1st
Sunny Dale End: best booklets, Morn
ing Star 1st, Liberty End. In addi-
tion to the above exhibits the follow
ing awards were made In the chill
drens department: Best apron, Mar.
garet Walrod 1st: tea towel. hand
worked. Margaret Wairod list. Lucille
Haskins End. undergarments. Mildred
Hall 1st. Fern Hit End little dress.
embroidery worked. Helen Lummis
LIST. Elsie Stilligman End; towel end
crochet. Irene VAIN list, Fay Andrews
End: center piece crochet. Hazel Lux
ins 1st: yard of lace or more. Mar
garet Walrod list: doilies, Fern Vain
1st. Blanche Emarine End. lace yoke.
Hazel Lukins 1st, Media Lawson End;
Qlging on handkerchiefs, Ruth New
man lst; dolls piece quilt. Francis
Sprague lst. Doris Newman End; GRO
chet on pillow slips, Wilmina Bauer
ist: best collection of canned goods.
consisting of six varieties. Rita Berk-
ey lst; best cake. Layina Peterson
lst; best plate cookies, Clarissa En-
arine 1st: free hand drawing. Viola
Woodland 1st: manual training work.
aircraft airplane, Kenneth Kenneth
Barkley lst. Hubert Reichelt. ir,
End; land craft. tractor and thresher.
Burle Davis 1st. automobile. Ind;
lariat rope made from binder twine
braided. Leonard Pfister LIST.
All the schools and children max.
ing exhibits are to be commended on
the excellent manner In which the
exhibits were gotten up and arrang.
ed for exhibition. Mrs. Mabel Lind.
bloom OF Haxtun was superintendent
OF these departments and she Is TO
be praised for the manner In which
she handled her work and made the
attractions n success.
The following schools were repre-
scented In the parade on Friday morn.
ing: Amherst. Pleasant Valley. High.
land Center. Evergreen. Sun Beam,
silver Beam. Holyokc. Liberty. Phil.
orndo. Paoii. Community Center. Am.
Herst. Highland Center. Paoli. Liber.
~. and Community Center were rep.
resented by floats. The prizes award.
ed were as follows Highland Center,
best float. list: Paoii End, and Am.
herst ard. Owing 10 u misunder.
stnnding the schools making other
representations were not Judged ns
against those schools having floats.
Friday having been declared n hol.
iday In all the schools Of the county.
more than eight hundred school chil.
dron nyailcd themselves OF the oppor.
tunity OF attending the fair ms the
guests OF the fair association. The
Riddles were much In evidence and
are looking forward 10 next year
when they may arain participate In
oxhiblts OF their school work and
work done inside from the regular
work Of the school. Promises have
been made from quite n number OF
schools who did not make exhibits
this year 10 plan for u part next year.
IN behalf of the teachers and the
children OF the county we desire 10
extend our thanks TO the manage.
ment OF the fair for the recognition
OF our boys and girls In having u part
In makine the fair success