The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-04
AWARDS MADE ON
 SCHOOL EXHIBITS
Educational Department at State Fair Includes Many
 Fine Exhibits

Judges making awards in the educa- tional department. Jefferson county. ex- hibts at the Alabama State Fair yester day gave Birmingham first place and Bessemer second place. The exhibits were numerous and unusually attractive. Stu dents of the various schools, receiving first and gecond prizes in the exhibit and the school they attend are as follow: Brooker, Barrett school first t.1 Grades 5 and 4, Cora Lee Clayton, Graymont school. first. Grade 5, Walter Forbes. Barker school first; Charles Williams, Bessenier, second. Grades and ', Myrtle Bunker Hemphill school, first; zella Upchurch, bskeview school, second.
 Best Pcster-Grades and ', Edgar Stevens South Highlands school. first Kenneth Grain, Martin school, second. Wade, Central High. first; Dorothy shep- pard, Central High, second.
 Central High, first; Laura Lee Evans Central High, first; Evans Armstrong, Central High, second.
 Penmanship-Grade 1. Frances Mangino, Barrett school, first; Elizabeth Hilbish, Griffin. Fairview school, first; Mildred 3, Lee Dsmsly, Henley school. first Nell first: Grsde Watkins. Avondals school, second. Grade 5, Hazel Kirk. Fairview school. second. Grade 6, Margaret o,Byrns, Tsirvisw school first Bertha s;, Mae Wilson' Fairview school. first: Leila Mae McKelvey. Fairview school, second:
 Doris Dearing, Fairview school first Nell Blanche Jones Henley school. second. Grades 5 and G., Irma Cummings Fatr- Fairview school, second. Grade !. Athylene Basinger, Hemphill school, first; Matte Craze Hays ,s Cunningham Hsnann,c school second
 Best Sewing Bag-Eisie Burt Barrett school first; Lottie Allen, Barret school,
 Best Buttonholes-Hazei Culpeppsr, Pratt school first.
 Best Apron---Lena Mae Luquire, Fair view school, first; Louise Cole. Pratt school. second.
 Best Undergarment-oiive Sigsbee, Gen. tral High, first.
 Best Cotton Dress-May Bagley. Wood lawn High school first.
 Best Woolen Dress-Elizabeth Sheppard,
 Best skiTt-Louiss carper, Ensley High,
 Best Biouse-Katherine Cross Ensley
 Best Embroidcry-Hazel Haifacre. Bes- semer, first.
 Best school Exhibit of cooking--Central f'lse Best s'HYo's Loaf of of Bread-MurIel Sims, woodlawn High. first ,. s.. u,,a
 Best Pan of Rolls-Ereelle Simms, Wooo-
 Best Layer Cake-Mildred Fauil. Cen
 Best Jelly--Myra Beal, Ensley High
 Best Canned Peaches-Laura Hoglan' Central High, first. ,, Bea Canned Tomatoes--Mary Julian, l Ensley High, first.
 Best Canned Beans-Ei1en Ray, Central High, first.
 Manual Training l Best Project. Elementary Schools- l Grade G. Horace Vines Bessemer, first | Phin Fitzpatrick Bessemer. second. Grade l r. Kenneth Crane, Martin school, first | J. C. Johnson. Bessemer. second. l Best Project, High schools-semester l Herman Moseley, Ensley High school, first | Lewis Cox, Central High school second l Semester 9, M. D. Kimbrough. Ensley 1 High, first: Willie Conway. Woodlawn | High, second. Semester 3, Chandler Streit- | man, Central High. first; Charles Lane | Central High school, second. Best Forge Workable Applebaum, Ems | ley High, first; Seymour Kronenberg, Cen | tral High, second. 1,.,
 Best Machine Shop Project-Charle' l Gibbs, Central High first; Gordon Me | Cullough, Ensley High, second. Best Mechanical Drawing-Flrst year | Thomas Garst. Woodlawn High, first. A. Nickel, Ensiey High, second. Secono year. Leon Roberts, Ensley High, Iirst | Arnold Peyton, Central High, second. l CHARLES A. BROWN, Superintendent Educational Department.