The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-07
YOUNG and OLD TAKE
PART IN LAST TESTS
OF PICTURE CONTEST

Interest of young and old in the Fa-
nous Picture Memory contest, con-
: cluded Thursday night when final
tests were given in the high school
auditorium, is proved by attendance
of $3.50 to take the tests during the
afternoon and night. The contest was
conducted under the auspices of the
Richmond Community service and at
tracted city-wide attention.
8 Some very good competition was Of
fered in the individual group when
107 persons tied for first place with
100 per cent. This test was given in
the high school auditorium at $500
o'clock
The interest in the contest by the
various groups was very good, there
being 35 families entered in the fam
fly group; Is in the adult Sunday
school classes; eight parent teachers
associations: five district schools;
three parochial schools: and all the
public schools
This is the first picture contest
ever held in the city. so far is 1t is
known. The contest was originated
by several citizens from the idea of
the Music Memory contest, held here
recently.
The papers were judged by COM
mittee of $50 citizens who were inter
ested in the contest E. c. Cline, of
the high school, acted as chairman of
the judging committee:
Finley School Wins
The parent-teachers' prize. "a
Spring Landscape" by Elmira Kemp
ton, was won by the Finley organiza-
ton with an average of 99.S. The 9TH
ers were Hubbard school. 99.6; Baxter
school, 1916; Starr school, 99.2; Dennis
school, 97.S.
In the family group S5 different fam
flies competed and resulted in three
cornered tie for the first place for the
prize of Midsummer Night on the
Whitewater" by Elwood Morris. The
three families to tie were Mrs Ruth
G. Nice and two daughters, Carolyn
and Margaret; Lloyd Harters family
of South Seventeenth street, and the
Foulk family of Spring Grove
The Sunday school prize was won by
ST. Paurs Lutheran Women's Bible
class. with an average of 99.4 This
prize is picture entitled Last Sup
per" by Leonardo da Vinci, given by
the Art association
Vacation" Goes to Vale.
The second and third grade prize
picture entitled Vacation" painted by
Miss Blanche Waite was won by Miss
Hale's class at the Vale school.
The fourth, fifth and sixth grade
schools prize was won by Miss Wood
wards class at Vale school with an
average of 99.3 This prize is a paint
ing "The Creek in Spring by Francis
Browne
Junior high school prize was won by
the Garfield school with an average of
1924. The Dennis school averaged
91.47. The prize for this group is a
picture entitled THE Flower Garden"
PAINTED by Mrs. Maude Kaufman
Eggemeyer
Parochial school prize painting "a
Landscape" painted by H. E. Potting-
err was won by the ST. Mary's school
with an average of 99.S3. st. Andrews
school 92.6 and st. Johns TAI.
The township school prize "a Land
scape" by William Eyden. Jr., was
Won by the district school number II
with percent of 97.o9
Tied for First
In the individual contest the follow
ing persons were tied for first place
with percentage of 100:
Carolyn Nice, Mary Stevenson. Lulu
. Barton, Maxine Wesbrodt. Mrs. Elmer
Lebo. Helen Chenoweth. Beverly Har-
ter, Elizabeth E, Foulke, Mrs. Byron
Smith. Ella Wuenker, Martha Mueller,
Alice II. Bosley. Charles D. Waggoner,
Esther DeBus, Mrs. William H. Hartz.
Ter, Mrs. Sam Vieran Mrs. F. w. Krue
ger, Julia Stevenson Marion Posthe"
Susan Castator. Mrs. Albert Ashcraft
Anna Stempel, Mrs. Charles Miller
Mrs, Guild A Copeland, Mrs. Mildred
Bode, Dorothy Mckinney, Eleanor
Hart, Leila Hamilton, Pauline Arnold
Mary Lane Charles Alice Lemon
Mary Frances Churchell
Thelma Ryan, Edna Sausamon, Re
becca Martin, Frances Martin, Mrs
John r. Knost Mabel Bostner, Grace
Coblentz. Myrtle Holmstrom, Elsia
Stoddard, Leota Stott, Violet Osborn
Martha Osborn, Florence Muey, Gladys
Cosand Ella Hildebrandt, Mary Yves
tendorf. Loretta Maurer, Martha
Whitacre. Mrs. ]. c. Starr, Elma Todd
Mabel Stafford, Edith Haworth, Ethe
May VESSEL, Elmer Porter, Louise
Meerhoff. Mrs Caroly w. Garrett.
Isabel Henley, Agnes Cutter, Saral
Copeland, Olive Rogers Lindley, Nellie
NJ. Feasel, Ruth G.. Nice, Mrs. l.. f
Turner, Margaret Nice, Allen d. Hole
Jr.. Mrs. Mary NJ. Jones, Emily Park
er, Eunice Brokaw, Martha Dickinson
Jane G.. Neuman. Carolyn Bartel, Bea
trice Hoover, Margaret Shutz, Mar!
NJ Laughlin. Ethel Bybee, Roy Have
kotte. Eleanor BLY,, Agnes H. Harter
Helen Rust, Ruth r. Todd, Louis
Jones, Rhea NJ. Horton, W. Glen Ham
iton, Mrs. ]. c. Evans, Agnes Nicer
hoff, Harriet Thompson.
Kathleen Asfalg. Clara Hillman
Alena Estro Marcelle Maurer, Alic,
Forsythe, Elsie Mae Smith, Mrs. Franl
McFail, Mrs. Louise Beckett, Mrs. Rob
ert l.. Wilson, Mary Elizabeth MELON
aid, Louise Overman, Mrs. j. l.. Dolan
Paul Heironimous, Harriet Foulke
Mrs. f. c. Haisley and Leslie Moor
man.