The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-09-24

GRAINS
Best single sheaf and l peck: R.
w. Stafford.
Best sheaf Turkey Red and peck:
r. w. Stafford.
Best sheaf early Baart and peck:
r. w. Stafford.
Sheaf Millet: w. r. Ocheltree.
Sheaf oats: C. M. Foster.
Sheaf alfalfa: w. R. Ocheltree.
10 ears white corn: j. M. Blair.
10 ears yellow Dent corn: j. F.
Schneider, N. L. Broughman.
NUTS BERRIES
Best plate nuts, any variety, Fred
Mills, Mrs. L. Smith.
Best plate of berries, any variety:
Mrs. w. S. Washburn.
Best 6 jars, 6 varieties vegetables:
Mrs. Rorick, Mrs. Lester Cox, Mrs.
VIM. Mills.
Best 6 jars fruit: Mrs. Rorick, Mrs.
A. Lehnhard.
Best 6 glasses jam or jelly: Mrs.
Rorick, Mrs. r. Q. Macmahon, Mrs.
y. II. Lum.
Best display of honey: H. B. Terril.
Best loaf of white bread: Mrs. o.
p. Sandberg.
Best loaf of graham bread: Mrs.
C. e. Lum.
Best Angel Food cake: Wilma
Hoyt, Evelyn Olbrecht.
Best dark cake: Mrs. C.. S. Knowles.
Best light cake: Wilma Hoyt, Mrs.
G. E. Lum.
Best plate cookies: Mrs. c. E..
Lum.
Best plate doughnuts: Mrs. VIM.
Hansen, Mrs. Fred Wenzloff.
Best one-crust pie, Mrs. VIM. Han
sen.
Best two-crust pie: Wilma Hoyt.
Luncheon cloth, 4 napkins, linen:
Mrs. M. Staley.
Luncheon cloth, 4 napkins, colored:
Mrs. M. Staley, Mrs. C. E. Lum.
Pillow slip, crocheted: Gladys
Speigle.
Finest piece of embroidery: Mrs.
Mackarness, Mrs. L. M. Keene.
Finest piece of crochet: Mrs. G.
CARRIER, Mrs. Lulu Johnson.
Best beaded work: Mrs. Mclean,
Mrs. M. CARRIER.
Article or garment, knit or crochet:
wool: Mrs. Hillerman.
Best pieced quilt: Mrs. M. Staley,
Mrs. Personett.
Best home made rug: Mrs. D. M.
Blair, Mrs. C. A. Carpenter.
Best home made labor saving de-
vice: w. R. Ocheltree.
Best piece of macrame: Mrs. G.
CARRIER.
Best collection anil display fancy
work: Eugenia Plassas.
ANTIQUES
American: Mrs. Mary Cox, Mrs.
c. A. Carpenter, Mrs. G. C. Law
renee, Mrs. L. M. Johnson, Mrs. L.
Aldrich, H. c. Hillerman, Mrs. C.
d. Hopper.
Foreign: Mrs. Z. j. Aldrich, Mrs.
T. B. Hopdinson, A. l. Smith, w. r.
Ocheltree, Mrs. Cora McKain, Mrs.
John Rorick.
CURIOS
American: A. ]. Smith, w. R. Och
eltree, w. S. Washburn, Mrs. w. G..
King.
Foreign: w. S. Washburn, Mrs. C.
A. Carpenter, N. E. Holmbird.
Fancy work by Boy: Preston Hall,
Paul Rorick.
CLUB WORK
Under IA Years
Clothing: Lulu Hughes, Helen
Toothaker; Corrine Rorick, Iimogene
Zindel.
Over ID Years
Cooking: Genevieve Quigley, Gene
va Broughton.
Clothing: Mabel Hughes, Lydia
Toothaker; Elsa Brogunier, Lillian
Mills; Gladys Sellick, Alta Sandberg.
Poultry: frankie Hess, Ester Cook;
Raymond Schneider, Iimogene Ror-
lex.
JUDGING
Swine, Sheep, Dairy Cattle, team:
Edward Zindel, Elmer Schneider, AL
bert Pert.
Exhibits
Cooking, individual: Genevieve
Quigley.
Exhibit from sewing club: LIST No.
Prosser, Mrs. Taylor; End, Hover,
Mrs. H. C. Graft; 3rd, Kennewick,
Elsa Brogunier.
Individual exhibit, 1st year. Sew
ing: Lillian Mills, Corrine Rorick,
Lorine Taylor.
Individual exhibit, End year club:
Lucille Crawford, Irva Jewell, Helen
Toothaker.
Individual exhibit, senior sewing:
Anna Thomas, Doris Taylor, Elsa
Brogunier.
Most complete school outfit: Gladys
Sellick, Doris Taylor, Marie Gerards.
Garden Exhibit, (club): Highlands.
Best 10 ears corn: Geo. Lea, Ed
ward Zindel.
Best club exhibit: Kenneth Kirk
wood.
Best Leghorn pullet, Raymond