The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19

Porter; best popcorn, G. T. Culick first;
Edward Harris second; best tomatoes
W. S. ST. Clair.
woMEN's DEPARTMENT EXHIBITS.
Best hand made apron, Mrs C. 7. Gu
lick; best embroidery. Miss Opal Lewis
first, and Mrs. Porter second; best cry.
cheting, Mrs. Walter Carr first; Opal
Lewis second: best tatting. Miss Opal
Lewis first; Miss Martha White, second !;
preitiest patch work quilt, Mrs. c. T.
Culick, first; Mrs. v. A. Whiteside, Sec
ond; preitiest coun.erpane. Mrs X. l.
Robinson first and Mrs. W. E. Culick.
second; prettiest pillow case. Miss j.
Harris first; Miss Vera Butler second;
prettiest baby cap and dress, Mrs. L. l..
Keyton first; Mrs. Otis Bradley second;
prettiest pot house flower, Mrs. II. Clee.
ton; prettiest yard flower, Mrs. L. Rob-
inson; best scarf. Mrs. L. L. Keyton first;
Mrs W. S. Stelss second; prettiest cot
ton quilt, Mrs. ]. Edwards, first; Mrs.
Nellie Lawrence second; best bed spread
Mrs. Otis Bradley first; Miss Vera But
Ter second. Mrs. ". Z. Culick and Mrs.
Lula Hombs both presented bed spreads
which had been woven more than a hun
dred years ago.
Best apples, Charles Jones, first; best
peaches, Roy Pond, first; best pears.
Charles Jones, first and W. 7. Carr Sec
ond.
LIVE STOCK WINNERS
Best saddle horses, Otis Cleeton and
Vernon Tisdcll; best team Of horses, C..
T. Porter and Denver White; best colt.
B. Johnson; best COW. George Cook; best
eve, ". 7. Carr; best SOW, Gordon Pow
ell; best boar, Gordon Powell.
The award for the prettiest boy baby
under 8 months went TO Robert Gray
White and Dorothy Blanche Keyton and
lula Asbury were selected as the pref
tiest girl babies under six months.
The best exhibit in Barred Rock chick.
ems was by NJ. Evans and W. (. Culick:
best Orphingtons, Mrs. L. Carr and Mrs.
V. II. Whitesides; best Rhode Island
Reds by Walter Carr and c. T. Culick;
the champion pen Of chickens by C. T. |
Culick; best geese by Carr Culick; best
bronze turkeys, V. H. Whiteside; best
White turkeys, c. I. Culick
and the best Burbon Red turkeys. ". E.
Gulick and Charles Porter.
SCHOOLS HAVE COMPETITION.
Barnett Scnool district won first in
Judging contests, handicraft, eighth
grade penmanship, third grade penman-
hip, sixth grade art and in best six bis
'uits and cakes; second in Judging best
en- ears Of white corn. sixth grade ham
iicraft. best reading and best fourth
,rade art; Robinson school district won
irst in needle work, fourth grade handi.
raft sixth grade handicraft, eighth
trade handicraft, reading, and selecting
he best ten ears of yellow corn; second
n sixth grade needle work. third grade
'enmanship. sixth grade penmanship.
Judging contest, school handicrafi; White n
chOol district won first in best art work,
hird grade penmanship, fourth grade
'enmanship. sixth grade penmanship. Sc
ecting best white corn; second in eighth
'rade handicraft, eighth grade art. eighth
'radc handicraft and cooking; Naylor
chool district won first in eighth grade
leedle work and second in fourth grade
'andicraft.
Miss Louise Stanley Of the home eco
lomics department Of the University.
judged the entries in the women's de.
'artment; Turner Hayden judged live
took; Miss Helen Lemert and ". T..
sainscott assisted in judging and Owen
iowells, Of the rural life department,
cted as adviser to the fair committee.