The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-07-25

HcnocT SCafl- rHst, MISS AiDer'
Young; second. Mrs w. II. Stross
man.
Card table set Ccloth and four nap
kins)-First. Mrs. J. w. Richardson;
second, Mrs. w. n. Strossman.
Best bridge set-First. Mrs. ]. M
Anderson.
Best lunch set, crocheted- First
Mrs. Ira @. Taylor; second. Mrs j
w. Richardson.
Best kitchen apron-First. Mrs
Anne H. Tribble: second, Mrs. Fos
ter Rogers.
Best display of dolls-Mrs. George
Mccormick.
Neatest wash dress (made By
school girl)-First, Mary X. Green.
wade; second. Anna X. Turley.
Specimen embroidery by school girl
Lillian Goodwin.
Best centerpiece (white. embroider-
ed)-First. Mrs. ]. w. Richardson:
second. Mrs. Virgil Barnes.
Best centerpiece, crocheted. trim
med-First, Mrs. j. w. Richardson:
second, Mrs. c. T. Coleman.
Best beaded waist-Mrs. Fannie
Cleveland.
Best embroidered waist - First.
Mrs. ]. w. Richardson: second. Mrs.
Catlett Everett.
Best tatting trimmed waist-First.
Mrs Fannie Cleveland; second. Mrs
Virgil Barnes.
Best cherry preserves-Mrs. E. M.
Jordan.
Best apple preserves-First, Mrs.
John Robinson; second. Miss Elsie
George.
Best pear preserves-First, Mrs. ].
d. Turley; second. Mrs. j. c. Thomp-
son.
Best ounce preserves-First. Mrs.
John Robinson; second. Mrs. c. B.
Duerson.
Best strawberry preserves = First.
Miss Lola Lawrence; second, Mrs. C.
w. Howe.
Best raspberry preserves = Mrs.
Robert Mason.
Best apple jelly-First, Mrs. Price
Calk; second, Mrs. j. M. Mcclure.
Best plum jeIly-First, Mrs. John
Robinson; second, Mrs. II. Lewis.
Best blackberry jeIly-First. Mrs.
Price Calk; second, Mrs. c. B. Duer-
son.
Best ounce jelly-Mrs. c. w.
Howe.
Best grape jelly Cight)-First,
Mrs. Upton Wilson; second. Mrs. A. |
Judy. .......-
Best grape jelly (dark)-First,
Mrs. A. Judy; second. Mrs. John Rob |
inson.
Best currant jelly = First, Mrs.
John Robinson; second, Miss E. NJ
Jordan.
Best crab apple jelly-First, Mrs.
L. Fassett: second, Mrs. Josephine
Redding
Best pear sweet pickle-First, Mrs.
Fannie Jones; second, Mrs. Walter
Anderson.
Best watermelon sweet pickle =
First. Mrs. Lawrence Fassett.
Best stuffed mangoes-Miss Lola
Lawrence.
Best relish (any kind) - First.
Mrs. John Robinson; second, Mrs. ].
ID. Turley. 49,
Best catsup-First, Mrs, John Rob-
inson; second, Mrs. Judson Ander-
son.
Best chill sauce-First, Mrs. Fos-
ter Rogers; second, Mrs. C. B. Duer-
SON.
Best Spanish pickle - First. Mrs.
John Robinson; second, Mrs. ]. C.
Best cream chow-chow - First.
Mrs. H. Lewis; second, Mrs. L. Fas- :.
sett /.
Best canned tomatoes-First, Mrs. .
:. b. Duerson; second, Mrs. Foster
Rogers.
Best canned beans-First, Mrs. ].
VI. Anderson; second, Mrs. John w.
Best sweet peppers Mrs. John {
Robinson.
Best can corn-First, Mrs. Virgil =
Barnes; second, Mrs. C. B. Duerson.
Best can peas-First, Mrs. John
Robinson; second, Mrs. ]. T. Coons. Z
Best can asparagus First. Mrs.
virgil Barnes; second, Mrs. John G
Robinson.
Best can beets-First, Mrs. Walter
Anderson; second, Mrs. Will Reid. '
Best can pears-First, Mrs. ]. C.
thompson; second, Mrs. c. b. Duer- '
ON
Best can blackberries-First, Mrs.
Foster Rogers; second. Mrs. j. M.
anderson.
Best can gooseberries-First Miss
sola Lawrence; second, Mrs. Foster
logers.
Best grape juice-First. Mrs. Rob ]
rt Mason; second, Mrs. C. w. Howe. II
Best honey-Thomas Ricketts,.
Best homemade soap-First, Miss
,ola Lawrence; second. Mrs. Virgil
fontjoy. F
Best mayonnaise dressing - First, n
irs. c. W. Howe; second. Mrs. Fos-
er Rogers. K
Best embroidered napkins - First, Z
iiss Laura Hart; second, Mrs. J. M.
.nderson. :
Old-fashioned bed spread First, N
irs. M II. Gaitskill; second, Miss il
'lla Trimble
Embroidered night gown First, v
lrs. Fannie Cleveland; second. Mrs. 81
rank Hill.
Centerpiece. colored. embroidered Z
First Miss Mary Smith; second, v
IiSs Albert Young.
Best beaded waist-Mrs Fannie N
leveland. [,
Fern-First. Miss Lola Lawrence;
econd. Mrs. Sidney Hart. N
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