Pocahontas star herald., 1923-10-05
Rural School Fair

was Noh ny AA"iNiN 'A'S"'' - NN'
nard school.
Elementary algebra contest was won
by Ed Brown of the Dalton school.
The defamation contest was won
by Buster Brown Of the Elm store
school.
The prize for both chorus and quar-
tette went to the Holmes school.
Running broad jump, open to boys
under fifteen years Of age, was won by
Oryil Shride of Dalton. over fifteen
years contest was won by Tarlton
Lemmons of Holmes.
Running high jump, open to girls
oven ten, Tressa Davis Of Concord
school. The one below ten, by Ada
Brown of Dalton.
Running high jump, open to boys
under fifteen, Leo Rice of Oconee
school.
Contest in throwing baseball, open to
girls was won by Thressa Davis of
Concord. The one to boys by Jim
WaymOn of Attica.
The Cedar Ridge made the best
showing in parade and was awarded
the County Fair loving cup.
The story telling contest, open to
grades six, seven and eight, Levella
Mays of Holmes school. The one be-
low sixth grade was won by Bristow
Bates of Lesterville and Charley Rose
of Hogan school.
The vocal duet contest was won by
Lesterville school. The vocal solo by
Juanita Mock of Holmes school.
The spelling contest, open to grades
four and five, was won by Larry Wimp
of Albertha school. The one open to
grades six and seven, by Jack Wimp
of Albertha. Open to eight grade,
won by Mont Thomas of Hogan school.
Reading contest was won by Lavella
Mays Of Holmes school.
The Oratorical contest was won by
Raymond Ray of Holmes.
Composition contest, open to grades
four and five. was won by Rowena
Buxton of Davis school. Open to
grades six and seven, Wilma Mock Of
Holiness Katy LangstOn of Shannon.
Eight grade, won by Harold Johnston
of Davis.
Map drawing contest was won by
Mary WaldrOn of Brakebill.
Free hand drawing contest. open to
grades two and three, was won by
Wilma Lawhon of shannon. Open to
grades four and five by Lillian story
of holland Special. Six seven and
eight. by Gladys Poindexter of Lester
vile.
The best display Of health posters
was exhibited by Holmes school.
The general display contest was won
by Consolidated District No. l.
The school ground contest was won
by Les:erville and Cedar Grove
The canning contest, open to girls
over fifteen, won by Vera Derossow.
Open to girls under fifteen, by Katie
Langston, both of shannon school
Cake Baking contest, open to girls
over fifteen, Lillian BOrah of Consoll-
dated District No 1. Open to girls
under fifteen, Edna Hooton of holland.
Bes. made gingham dress opron,
open to girls over fifteen, Daisy Lem
mons Of Holmes. Open to girls under
fifteen. Edna HootOn and Miss How
burton of holland and Lesterville, re-
spectively.
The needle work contest, open to
girls over fifteen Marie Brown of
Dalton: open to girls under fifteen,
Bculah Penn of holland and Pauline
Mays Of Holmes.
The running contest, Sky yards
dash. Earl James Of Skaggs. 100 yards
dash. TarltOn Lemons of Holmes.
Sixty yards dash, open to girls
Freda Zitzelberger Of Davis.
Relay race was won by Holmes
school.
Display of hand work won by Con
solidated District No 1.
Heighth weight contest was won by
shipper school.
Individual efficiency, Tarlton Lem
mons Of Holmes school
Physically perfect, Mona Slayton
and Ruth Danford Of Mill Creek.
The following schools took part I'm
he contests and all made a creditable
showing: Elm Store. Dalton. Oconee,
Carter, Midway Concord, Attica, No
land Cedar Ridge, Cedar Grove, May
nard, Dillhcck, Washington. Davis,
Hogan, Cedar Bluff, New Home,
Springhlll, High Point, BrakeBul, Al
bertha, shipper, Shannon, O'Kcan,
Holmes, Skaggs, Lesterville, Running
Lake, Consolidated District No 1, New
Covenant and Foster.