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Hensley; 3rd Mrs. L. J. Turner. Section E—Glad*
Class 26. Specimen, any color— 1st Mrs. J. L. Yowell; 2nd Mrs. W. A. Hensley; 3rd Mrs. Frank . Glass. _
Glass 27. Collection of 3 or more colors—1st Mrs. W. A. Hensley; 2nd Mrs. J. L. Yowell; 3rd Mrs. Lois D. Snead. Section F—Annual*
Class 28. Specimen annual Aster, any color—1st Mrs. George Davis; 2nd Miss Ethel Long; 3rd Mrs. Harry Gallihugh.
Class 29. Group of Annual Asters, 3 of one color—1st Mrs. L. J. Turner; 2nd Mrs. Harry Gallihugh; 3rd Mrs. Lois D. Snead.
Class 30. Specimen type Marigold any color—1st Mrs. K. C. D. Knowles; 2nd Mrs. J. G. Revercomfo; 3rd Mrs. L. J. Turner. Class 31. Specimen spray French type Marigold, any color—1st Mrs. ,W. C. Hall; 2nd Mrs. S. E. Hening; 3rd Mrs. K. C. Knowles.
Class 32. Petunias, single bushy type, 3 blooms of one color—no - ■ - entries. —- * -- - ' ‘v Class 33. Petunias, Balcony type 3 blooms of one color—1st Mrs. Gilbert Weakley; 2nd Mrs. Harry Gallihugh; 3rd 'Mrs. John Revercomb.
Class 34, Petunias, double or ruffled, specimen, *any color—-2nd Mrs. L. J^ Turner.-—Class
35. Petunia collection of 3 or more types or colors—1st Mrs. Annie Snead; 2nd Mrs. Harry Gallihugh; 3rd Mrs. W. A. Hgnsley.- „ --J. -■*—~
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