The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-12-09
FAIR PREMIUMS

Best flowers in oil, Mrs. T. Fl. john
son. Second, Mrs. T. H. Johnson.
Best animals in oil or water, Girls
Industrial School. Second. Mrs. T. Fl.
Johnson.
Best landscape in water color, Mrs.
D ". Tompkins. Second, Girls In
dustrial School. Second, Mrs. D. W.
Tompkins.
First and second best flowers in wa
ter color, Miss Mary Scott.
Best fruit in water color, Girls In
dustrial School
Best pastelle, Miss Lora Thomas.
Second, Miss Mary Scott.
Best collection of oil or water color
pictures, Girls Industrial School.
Second, Miss Loureen Spencer.
Best cream and sugar, Miss Lou
reen Spencer. Second, Miss Lora
Thomas.
Best cup and saucer, Miss Loureen
Spencer. Second, Miss Bessie M.
Green.
Best Plaque, Miss Loureen Spencer.
Second, Mrs. L. W. Ponder.
Best salad dish, Miss Bessie M.
Green.
Best berry dish, Miss Loureen
Spencer.
Best punch bowl, Miss Bessie M.
Green.
Best specimen of china painting
other than above, Mrs. L. w. Ponder.
Second, Mrs. T. M. Mclean.
Best specimen of wood carving, j..
L. Porter. Second, D. R. Mixson.
Best specimen beaten brass, Mrs.
Rex Todd.
Best specimen pine straw work,
Miss Agnes Moreton. Second, Mrs.
D. S. Smith.
Best specimen score cards, Bernard
Doty.
Best and second specimen bead
work, Mrs. Rex Todd
Best specimen in real basketry, Miss
Katherine Shockley. Second, Mrs.
Lula NJ. Grimbley.
Best collection of antiques with his
tory attached, Mrs. R. E. Young. Sec
| ond, DR.. J. w. Hood.
Best collection of cur1os with his
tory attached, Betty Buhrman. Sec
ond, Mrs. W. B. Thorn.
Best single antique with history
ATTACHED, M. M. Little. Second, Mrs.
Nv. B. Thorn.
4 Best collection paintings on wood,
Mrs. J. H. Livingston.
Best collection of pine straw work,
Girls Industrial School. Second, Mrs.
D. S. Smith.
Best collection raffia, Girls Indus
trial School.
Best collection of drawing, Miss
Mary Scott. Second, D. R. Mixson.
Best portrait in water, Miss Mary
Scott.
Best figures in water or oil, Miss
Mary Scott.
Best crayon work, Miss Lora Thorn
Best fruit in oil, Mrs. T. H. John
son.
Best hand made flowers, Miss Lu-
ella M. Grimbley.
Hand painted pillow top, Mrs. T. M
Mclean.
Needlecraft
Best French embroidered white
tablecloth and six napkins, Mrs. M.
Israelson.
Best French embroidered pillow
case, Mrs. c. A. Todd. Second, Mrs.
L C. Todd
Best embroidered bedroom set,
Mrs. G. A. Carmichael.
First and second best French en-
broidered teddies, Loureen Leitner.
Best embroidered nightrobe, Mrs.
c. W. Moremen. Second, Miss Lillian
Russell.
Best French embroidered child's
dress, Mrs. L. C. Dodd. Second, Miss
N Moses.
Best French embroidered baby
dress, Mrs. Daniel Cleary.
Best pair French embroidered tow
els, Mrs. M. Israelson. Second, Mrs.
T. H. Johnson.
Best embroidered piece household
! linen, Miss Onie Chazal. Second, Mrs.
c. A. Todd.
Best French embroidered garment,
Mrs. S. J. Fraser. Second, Mrs. N.
! Moses.
Best colored embroidered center
piece, Mrs. W. H. Britt. Second, Mrs.
L. c. Dodd.
Best specimen color embroidered
pillow, Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonald. Sec
ord, Mrs. c. K. Sage.
Best specimen coronation embroid-
cry, Miss Sarah Dehon. Second, Mrs.
G. K. Williams.
Best specimen colored embroidery
any article, Mrs. G. A. Carmichael.
Second, Mrs. F. P. Walker.
First and second best specimen of
cut work, Mrs. n Moses.
Best specimen of hadranger, Miss
Edith Williams. Second, Mrs. G. K.
Williams.
Best specimen eyelet embroidery,
Mrs. Otto Young.
Best specimen Of applique, Mrs. II.
ID, Leavengood. Second, Girls Indus
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