The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-11-04

ton, Maysville; section B, George RooI
Lection. Johnson County.
Beef cattle: Section A, Ed Ream, Bray
mer; section B, James Bewick Of Hick
ory Grove.
+ Dairy cattle: section A. Joe Davis
Braymer; section B, George Roop, Lee
ton.
Sheep, section A, James Winburn
Lees Summit; section B, Ebert Robbins
Farmers High School. Warrensburg.
Trophy cups were awarded TO tn,
Farmers High School Of Warrensburg in
Southwest Missouri, McCredie High
School, Galloway County. in Northeast
Missouri. and Phelps County Club in
Southeast Missouri.
The Braymer High School won the
trip to the International Stock Show
which will be held in Chicago in Decem-
Der.
In the five contests, ;hc judging of
hogs, beef cattle. horses. dairy cattle and
sheep. Braymer was first in section A
and Farmers High Of Warrensburg in
section b.
Individual team honors go to Mays
vile, section A, Lection, section B, of
the swine. contest: Centralia. section A.
Warrensburg. section B, of the beef cat.
tie contest; Braymer, class A, Farmers
High, class B, of the horse contest; Bray
mer, class a, Lection, Class b. in the
dairy cattle contest; and Centralia, class
A, and Farmers High class b, in the
sheep contest.
In the vocational home economies con-
tests, Lebanon for the third successive
year carried away first honors and final
award Of silver pitcher donated by for
mer Governor Gardner.
The first contest for the food selection
was won by Lebanon. The prize award !
ed was a silver tray donated by the |
State Federation of Women's Clubs. Leb-
anon representatives. were Grace Everett |
and Elizabeth Barrows. Second place
was given TO Nandalia, represented by
Velma Mitchell and Alberta Jackson and
third place to St. Charles, represented BY
Josephine kansieiner and Layerne CALI
son. In this contest each girl was given
4 list of available foods and prices. From
his list she had TO make out a dinner
menu not exceeding 50 cents a cover, or
Ter the groceries. choose the table deco
-ations and cook and prepare the entire
neal. The prices for the various services
-anged from 81 cents to 46l4 cents for
ZACH person to be served.
The second contest for the selection of
,lothing was won by ST. Charles. A
'ainting by DIR. J. 5. Akeney. donated by
he State Parent Teachers Association,
vas given as first prize. St. Charles was
represented by Tearl Selling. Second
'lace was given to Lebanon. represented
" Elizabeth Barrows and third place to
with Sarah Nelson as its rep
eseniative. The first problem represent
d in this contest was the judging of one
|ress made in school by each girl and
worm by her in the contest. The second
'roblem was the selection by each girl
f one suitable street dress, church dress
nd party dress from a quantity of cloth
ns submitted by students in the Univer-
ity. Every girl present at the confer
nee from the thirteen schools represent
d competed in this contest.
The contest in home nursing was won
y Lebanon. The prize awarded was a
icture of Miss NJ. Adelaide Nuiting
Ounder of the first school of nursing at
University, New York. Eliza
eth Barrows and Eleanor Everett again
Lebanon in this contest. Sec
nd place was won by ST. Charles, repre-
er:ed by Laverne Callison and Josephine
>ansteiner, and third place by Mexico
epresented by Ruth Rodhouse and Mar
aret Warner. The problem of this con-
est was judged by the relative skill Of
he girls and their general knowledge in
andaging and bedmaking.
According TO Miss Claire Z. White.
raduate of the University in 1919, and
t present stale supervisor of vocational
ONE economics, the work has been dis
net success.
Out of the forty-three schools listed in
he conference there were forty-three
,achers present at the meetings held this
eek.
Student representatives from seven
,hOols were sent 10 this conference by
loney provided by the commercial clubs
r by money taken from athletic funds.