The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-11-04
Prize. Awards Of the
Lincoln Industrial Fair
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Jones, Rose Molly, Orsova Brown
Lula Williams. M. E. Brown. A
Brown. Glass 1-Embroidery- First
Embroidered Pillow, Mrs Walgren
First. Embroidered and hand-paint
ed pillow, Mrs. Lula Williams
First, Embroidered Pillow cases
Mrs H., Hood; Second, Mrs. l.
Brown First, EIhbroidered3 To wells
/ Mrs. j, ,LaNier; First. Embroidered
Dresser scarf. Mrs. Walgren: Sec.
ond. Mrs. ]. LaNier; First Embroid.
cred Lunch Set. Mrs Souki; Second
Embroidered Lunch Cloth, Mrs
Whitaker: First. Embroidered
Spread, Mrs. NJ e. Brown; Second,
Mrs. w. F., Greene; First, Embroid-
cred Buffet Set, Mrs. Walgfen; Sew
ond, Mrs. Lizzie Brown; First EN-
broidered Table Runner, Mrs. M. e.
Brown; First, Embroidered White
Center Piece, Mrs Wallace; Second,
Mrs. Whitaker; First, Colored EN-
broidered Center, Mrs, j. e. Allen /;
First, Embroidered Apron. Mrs.
Whitaker. Glass observation-disclosures,
Crochet Table Cover Mrs. w. F..
Green; First, Crochet Yoke. Mrs.
Lizzie Brown; First, Hand Made Bed
Lamp, Mrs. l.. Brown.
Department C-Flowers, Shrubs.
Mrs. M. E. Head, Miss Orlena Head
Class best White Rose-First,
Mrs. j. w. Anderson. Class 2 Best
Pink ,Rose-First, Mrs. H. Beatty;
second, Mrs. Z. Williams Class s.
Best Yellow Rose First, Mrs. H.
Beatty. Glass 4--Best Basket of Roses
First, Mrs. NJ. Wilson. Class s.
Best Mixed Bouquet First, Mrs. r.
A. Clark; second, Mrs. j. E. Allen,
third, Mr.. Henry Maitland. Glass. 6
Best Mixed Gladiolus-First, Mrs.
n. Beatty. Class Best Asters-
First, Mrs. H. Beatty. Glass 8-Best
ond, Mrs. Gillespie; third, Mrs. Head.
Class o. Best Chrysanthemum -
First, Mrs. L. Frazier; second, Mrs. J.
w. Anderson; third, Mrs. Gillespie.
Class 10-Best African Marigold-
First, Mrs. H. Beatty; second, Mrs.
Smithea. Class II - Best Potted
Plant = First, Mrs. Head; second,
Mrs. Waters; third, Mrs. H.. Beatty.
Glass 12-Best Miscellaneous Bou-
qnet-F First, Mrs. Gillespie.
Department D-Ponltry and Pet
Show-George w Brown. Glass l.
Rabbits First, s. Mcdonald; sec
ofd, Charles Smith. Glass q
Pigeons--First, c. l.. l.. Waters;
second, G.. l.. l.. Waters. Glass 3
-Poultry4First, j. E. Allen; Sec
ond, j. E. Allen. %
Department E-Canned Goods,
Culinary, Fruit-Mrs. E. Riley.
Class best Cake.-First, South
ern Belle Biscuit Company; second,
Southern Belle Biscuit Company.
Glass BEST Biscuit-First, South
erin Belle Biscuit Company. Glass 81
Best Pie-First, Southern Belle
Biscuit Company Class i4-Best
Canned Goods-First, Mrs. r. Az
Clark. Glass 5--Best Plate of APP
ples-First, s. A. franklin; second,
Mrs. Smithea.
Department F--Cleaning, Dyeing
and Tailoring. - Olive Sheffield
Glass BEST Tailored Garment
First, Wardrobe Valet Glass 2-Best
Dyed. Garment First, Wardrobe !
Valet. Class 3-Best Cleaning-AF First
Wardrobe Valet. IS
Department G-Class best
A prons-First. Mrs. Sam
Peoples. Beauty Culture Shoppe-l
Varlack and Reckord, |
Best Haberdashery Display First,
John Clayton, Of Hatton Haber- |
1ashery; second, McFarlane's Hab-
Best Display of Tro-
lhies, Ed Gardner. { Best Display of
ladies' Tailored Garments Mrs |
Matte Johnson. Best Display of |
Furns-Smith's Rabbitryf (Mr.i and
Yrs. Chas. Smith, Best Display /
If Automobile Supplies and Aces
Ware and Graffell Bros.