The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-14

E. J. Fry, second, MrS. William Dickinson.
 Miscellaneous Needlework
 Awards in the miscellaneous nee dlework department, of which Mrs. w. P. Scott was in charge, assist ed by Mrs. Elmer A.. Friend and Mrs. M. O. Metcalf, were made for the following articles with the successful contestants:
 Best hand made apron, first, Mrs. H. L. Faulkner, second Mrs. c. C45Colln. best knitted article, first, Mrs. E. l.. Gruber,' second, Johannah Jackson Goddard; best machine made hwash dress, first, Mrs rC. c. Collin, second, Mrs. Bliss best. cross stitch, first, Mrs. D. E. Martin, second, Mrs. Sam Feldon; large patchwork quilt, first Mrs. E. H. Kaser, second, Mrs. E. J. Fry; appliqued bed spread, first, Florence Ruth Miller of Douglas, second, Mrs. Marie Skuse; knitted sweater, first, Mrs. E. L. Gruber, second Mrs. H. L. Faulkner; best tapestry, first, Nell McCloskey, sec l ond Mrs. Esther O'Laughlin; best hand made towel by girl, first, Lucille Norton, second, Anna Camp bell; best collection of flour sack dish towels, by girA first Jose phine Campbell, second, Anna Campbell best pair darned stock ings by girl, first, Anna Camp bell, second Josephine Campbell; i; best rag rug. braided, first, Mrs. Joe Campbell, second, Mrs. Wal ter Scott; best hooked rug, first, Mrs. Charles Harland, second, Mrs. A. E. Owens, ssof Ketchikan; best Afghan, first, Mrs. John Godfrey. second, Mrs. Ray Peterman.
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 Home, Canning Department
 The home canning department was among those. in which awards were made "Wednesday, and was in charge of Mrs. Daniel, Ross, Mrs John w, Jones and Mrs. J. K. Campbell. Judges for the canned exhibit were, Mrs. Guy McNaugh- ton,i Mrs. Charles c. Warner and Mrs. Larry McKechnie. ls.s';r
 a Winning displays and success full exhibitors were:
 Spiced gooseberries, first; Mrs. P. Hildre, second, Mrs. J. Camp bell; spiced peaches, first, Mrs Fannie Robinson; spiced pears, first, Mrs. Fannie Robinson; spic- cd crabapple, first, Mrs. Roy Ru- therforn; gooseberry jam, first, Mrs WIS. Pullen,a second, Mrs. Wellm n .Holbrook; loganberry jam, first, Mrs Fannie Robinson, second,l Mrs. Wellman Holbrook; curant jam. red and black, first, Mrs Wellman Holbrook, second, Mrs. Fannie rRobinson;, blueberry jam, first, Mrs d.. c m p b n, second, Mrs. Grover O. Vim; rasp- berry jam, first, Mrs. E.. c. JaoOb- son, second, Mrs E. Gruber; strawberry jam,c first, Mrs. J. Campbell, second, Mrs Wells; ap- pie, jelly, first, Mrs Roy Ruth erford; currant jelly, first, Mrs. A. J. Forest second, Mrs. J. Camp bell; chow-ohow. mustard, first, Mrs. J. Campbell. second, Mrs. Fannie Robinson; best display of relish, any style, first, Mrs J. Campbell, second, Mrs. Fannie Robinson; best dozen brown eggs, first, Mrs. sRa Peterman, second, Mrs F. Pearce, of Douglas; cot tage cheese, first, Mrs. Verna Mae Gruber, second, Mrs. E. L. Cru her; sgooseberry jelly. first, Mrs Roy Rutherford, second, Mrs. Gro yer Winn; aagoonberry jelly, first, Mrs d. Campbell, second, Mrs. w. S. Plllen;i best assortment jel- lies, first, Mrs.oeJI Campbell, sec and Mrs. Fannie Robinson; peach preserves. first, Mrs. E. @E. Wes- chenfeldery second, Mrs J. Camp bell; strawberry preserves, first, Mrs E. Weschenfelder; pine- apple preserves, first, Mrs. Fannie Robinson, second Mrs. D. Ross; pear. preserves. first, Mrs. J. Camp bell, 2 second, Mrs. w. s. Pullen, rhubarbsspreserves, first, Mrs. E.. E. Weschenfelder, second, Mrs. Fannie, Robinson; special premium for Alaska grown products, first. Mrs. a Fannie Robinson, second, Miss Stella Jones and Mrs. We'll man Holbrook; mixed pickles, first Mrs. '. Campbell, second. Mrs. c. Seelye; lscueumber' pickles, first, Mrs. Fannie Robinson.,a m "a :. Winners ins.sth bread exhibit and their displays were:
 Loaf, white, bread, first, Mrs. B. D. Stewart, second, ,' Mrs. Homer Nordling r loaf nut bread, first. , Mrs. Roy Rutherford, second, Mrs. E. J.. Jacobson; loaf whole wheat bread, first, Mrs. c. Seeley, sec-
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