Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-08

named pupils and schools won the
amounts indicated:
Rural School Division
Jumping contest Running high
jump-(a) Open to boys under 13
years of age, Mong Prater, Manson,
$3.50 (b) Open to boys 13, IA, 10, 16,
years of age, Eselman Price, Sharum,
$3.50; (c) Open to boys over 16 years
of age, Van Ladymon. Skaggs, $3.50.
Running high jump-(a) Open to
girls under 10 years Of age Reba
James, Holmes, $3.50 (b) Open to
girls over 10 years Of age, No contest
ant.
Running broad jump-(a Open to
boys under 13 years of age, tie, Bob
Ivy. Skaggs. and Willie Goodman, Al
| britton, S1.25; (b) Open to boys 13,
IA, 10, 16 years of age, Mong Prater,
Manson, $3.50; (c) Open to boys
over 16 years of age, Mong Prater,
Manson, $3.50
Throwing contest-(a) Open to girls
under 10 years of age, Lessie Lem
mons, Holmes, $500; (b) Open to girls
over 10 years of age, Neoma Temple
ton, Albritton, $500; (c) Open to boys
under 13 years of age, Ming Prater,
Manson, $3.50; (d) Open to boys 13,
IA, 10, 16 years of age, Eselman Price,
Sharum, $3.50; (e) Open to boys over
16 years of age, Lee Litherland, Shar-
um, $3.50.
Running contest-(a) 60 yard dash.
! Open to boys under 13 years of age,
Arlo Tyer, Water Valley, $500; (b1
100 yard dash. Open to boys over 16,
Earl James, Skaggs, $780, (c)6O yard
dash. Open to girls under II years of
age, Neoma Templeton, AlbrittOn,
$500; (d) 100 yard dash. Open to
boys 13, IA, 10, 16 years of age, Elmer
Carroll Jarrett, $500.
Relay race-Manson, $4.00.
Tug of War-Skaggs, $500.
Ciphering cOntest-Grades 4 and 5,
Ila Buxton, Stokes, $3.50. Grades 6
and Z, Irene Lentz, Albritton, $3.50.
Algebra--Ina Merry, Warm Springs,
$3.50.
Declamatory-James Ivy, Holmes,
$500. " sat ts t.a
Chorus-StOkes, $500.
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Vocal duet-Holmes, $3.50.
Vocal solo-Juanita Mock, Warm
Springs, $3.50
Story telling, below sixth grade
Rowena Buxton, Stokes, $500.
Free hand drawing-Raymond Bak-
er, Holmes, $500. Frank Leparo,
Brakebill, $500 Earl Whittenburg,
Warm Springs, $500.
Health posters-Holmes, $780,
Arkansas map-Hubert Higgins,
Oconee, $500.
Mileage price Consolidated Dis
trict No. 1, $1,000.
Display of hand work-Warm
Springs, $500,
General display-Davis,. $1,000.
Efficiency reward to schOol-Holmes,
$1,000.
Best playground picture-Lester-
terville and Brooks (99) tied, $3.50
each.
Composition and Aubrey Har-
per, Albertha, $500.
Composition-Oll Harper, Alber-
tina, $500.
Composition speial--Marie Ivy, Hol- !
mes, '.The Value of the County Fair"
Prize $500. ,'rts' 5r'
Composition special-Arlo Tyer, |
why Farmer Should Carry Life In
srirance" ~" j! 9t: NO ~ Fa.i
Composition eighth gtade-Ines Mil
am, Stokes, prize, 'Pocahohtas High |
School Scholarship.
School parade High school division,
Maynard Academy, $500.
School parade-Rural school divi-
sion, Consolidated No. l, $1,000.
School parade special-C Consolidated
No. 1, $500
School display of sewing-Holmes
and Engelberg tied. $3.50 each.
Special display canned goods-Hol-
mes, $500.
School display of art work-Warm
Springs, $500
Free hand drawing special-Earl |
Whittenberg, Warm Springs, $500
worth of auto paint.
Story telling-Juanita Mock, Warm
Springs, $500.
Sewing, girls under 12-Handker-
chief Temple johnson, Petit, 80 cents |
Hand towel, Willie Davis Petit, 80
cents. Tea towel, Lucille Brown, Dal-
ton, 80 cents. Center piece, Ethel Lem
mons, Holmes, 30 cents Sofa pillow,
Mary Thelemeir, Engelburg. 80 cents. |
House apron, Temple johnson, Petit,
30 cents. Dresser scarf, Hazel Butler.