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George Davie; 2nd Mrs. L. ^ Turner; 3rd Mrs. Prank Glass. . Class 14. Specimen, miscellaneous type, any color—1st Mrs. Harry Gallihugh; 2nd Mrs. W. H. Lyne; 3rd Mrs. Gilbert Weakley.
Class 15. Collection of 5 or more varieties—1st Mrs. Harry Gallihiugh; 2nd Mrs. Gilbert Weakley; 3rd Mrs. George Taylor.
Section C—Early Mums
Class 16. Specimen large garden type, any color—3rd Mrs. K. C. D. Knowles.
Class 17. Specimen Pom-pom type, any color—^No entries.
Class 18. Specimen Azalea or cushion type, any color—-1st Mrs. K. C. D. Knowles; 2nd Mrs. George Davis; 3rd Mrs. Gilbert Weakley.
Class 19. Specimen Daisy or single type, any color. No en* tries.
Class 20. Specimen miscellaneous type, any color. Could not be judged because neither entry came up to specifications for ribbon.
Class 21. Collection of 6 or more varieties. No entries, - Section D—Other Perennials
Class 22. Perennial Asters, one spray, any color—1st Mrs. L. J. Turner; 2nd Mrs. Lois D. Snead; 3rd Mrs. K. C, Knowles.
Class 23. Delphinium specimen, any color—3rd Mrs. L. J. Turner.
Class 24, Fall Iris,; specimen, any eolor—3rd Mrs. S. E. Hening.
Class 25. Miscellaneous perennials, specimen or spray—1st Mrs. Lois D. Snead; 2nd Mrs, W, A, srv;~,H. ^" __
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