The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-09-15

Card IaDle OOVefS---r HUI oiuSi
ed or appliqued, Mrs. A. B. Per.
sonette, Mrs. A. j. Hatch:
Miscellaneous Embroidered
apron. crocheted afghon, Mrs. A
B. Personette. =
Specimens-Knitted lace, Mrs. +
Hartel. Mrs. Fred Mills; crocheteo
lace. Mrs. A. j. Hatch, Mrs. Chas
Ium; Irish crochet, Mrs. M. Egg.
gers: cluny, Mrs q NJ Dorsey; file'
crocheted. Mrs II B Jensen. Mrs
Fred Mills. tatting, Mrs. HI. y
.Ienson, Mrs. A. j. Hatch; smock-
ing. Mrs. n. B. Jensen; hemstitch-
inr, Mrs, II, j. Hammer, Mrs. G,
I,um. applique. Mrs. Barbee. Mrs,
vern Lewis; French lxnits and out
line, Mrs. A, II. Hatch, Mrs. Vern
Combelio. French and eyelet en-
hroiaery, Emma Covey, Mrs. ALI
son. cross stitch. Mrs. A. ]. Hatch,
Mrs, Vern Combelic: Mexican
drawn work. Mrs. Chas Lum, Mrs.
A. ]. Hatch: cut work, Mae Will
Hams. Mrs. Barbee; rolled rose
stitch, Mrs. Chas Lum, Mrs. Z. A.
Spurgeon.
Hanakerchiefs-Best specimen,
Esther Hatch. Mrs. A. J. Hatch.
Childrens' Department (under
10)-Any embroidery work, Cor
inne Mae Blair, Virgil Thamke.
=. Painting, Drawing, Craft Work
BEST specimen in oil, Mrs. S. S.
Carmen, E. Stradford; best 'speci-
men in water color exhibitor
over Is years of age), Mrs. S. S.
Carman, Edith Stradford; under
16 years of age, Elaine Pettijean,
Dorothy Allison; best specimen IN
.crayon, exhibitor over 16, E. Strad-
ford: under 16, Elaine Pettijean,
Janette Pettijean; best specimen
in pen and ink, exhibitor over is,
Rev. Hamer, E. Stradford; under
is, Dorothy Allison, Elaine Petit
jean; Fair poster, any medium,
Roy Hunt.
Amateur Photography - Best
collection of general landscapes
and aquatic views, Ella Neuman,
Mr.. Barbee; any article not mem
toned Of special merit, Leo Cor
ris, Mrs. O. B.. Olson.
Antiques and Curios
Best collection of china or single
piece, Mrs. E.. A. Sturgeon, Mrs.
Fl. Allison; best collection of old
aprons or apron, Emma Convey,
Mrs. T. Christensen; best collec-
tionof old pillow shams or one,
Mrs. Roll, Emma Convey; best col
lection of old needle work, Mrs. 81.
Jensen. Mrs. E. A. Gray; best
piece of old needle work, Mrs. E.
M. Dorsey, Mrs. 81. Allison; best
American antique exhibit, Mrs.
Mulkey, Mrs. A.. B. Personette;
best American antique, Alma
Reese, Mrs. E. A. Sturgeon; best
foreign antique or collection, Mrs.
T. Christensen, Rev. Hammer; old
est quilt any style, Emma Convey;
best old patch work quilt, Mrs. D.
N. Blair, Mrs. E. M. Dorsey; best
collection of American curios, Mrs.
Pettijean, Mrs. L. X. Larson; best
American curio, Mr.. Roll, Mrs.
Roll; best foreign curio or collec-
ton, A. Anderson, Mrs. III. Zinser.
Gardens Al Club
Beets, Don Combelic, Lester Lie
bel; beans, Bergan Giles; carrots,
Kenneth Foraker, Don Combelic;
onions, Cert Harris; Pumpkin, Ar
thur McCulluth, Wayne Cross;
pumpkin, Arthur Cullah; squash,
Kenneth Foraker; squash (sum-
mer), Bergman Giles; watermelon,
Largest and best specimen) Arth-
ur Cullah; potatoes, Warren Giles,
Larry Jones.
Club Work
i, Canning-Pears, Doris Hughes,
Peggy Broughton; peaches, Thel-
ma Ashby, Naomie Schaffner; APP
ricots, Wilma Tucker, Iris Hughes;
raspberries, Irene Fitch; cherries
eight sweet), Naomi Schaffner;
cherries OZARK sweet), Iris Hughes
Vegetables Beans, Thelma Ash
by, Shirley Ashby; tomatoes,
Thora Patton, second prize.
Bread loaf white bread, Shir-
ley Ashby; six mullins, Jean
Shinn SHUTTER cake, with icing,