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Other handwork: needle point, 1 Mrs. H. S. Barksdale,, 2 Mrs. R. V. Snead. Braided Rugs, 1 Mrs. Jack Bruce, 2 Mrs. Anne Snead. Stencilled cloth, 1 Mrs. Stan Weaver, 2 Mrs. Harry Gallihugh, 3 Mrs. J. G. Reyercomb.
Baked goods: yeast rolls, 1 Mrs. Henry Sisk, 2 Mrs. Fannie Eastham, 3 Mrs. Burford. Soda biscuits, 1 Mrs. Barksdale, 2 Mrs. J. W. Critzer, 3 Mrs. L. Walters. Baking powder biscuits. 2 Mrs. L. Harrison, 3 Mrs. F. Eastham. Flour muffins, 2 Mrs. Earl Edmonds, 3 Mrs.. L. Harrison. Loaf bread, 2 Mrs. Fannie Eastham, 3 Mrs. C. R. Hite. Layer .cake, 1 Mrs. Lucio Kilby, 2 Mrs. J. P. Cook, 3 Mrs. C. R. Hite. Mold cake, 1 Mrs. L. Harrison, 2 Mrs. J. W. Critzer.
Flower arrangements: 1 Mrs. J. G. Revercomb, 2 Mrs. Frank Glass, 3 Mrs. Lewis Turner. Specimens, 1 Mrs. Gallihugh, 2 Mrs. Edward Wright, 3 Miss Ruth Stevens,
Class 45, children cotton suits, 1 Mrs. Jack Bruce, 2 Mrs. W. B. Dennis, 3 Mrs, .John Woodward. Glass 46, 1 Mrs. Jack Bruce, 2 Mrs. John Reyercomb, 3 Mrs. W. B. Dennis. Class 38, house dress, 1 Mrs. Jo'd Hitt, 2 JMrs. Jack Bruce, 3 Mrs. J*bhn Revercomb. Class 39, cotton sport dresses, 1 Mrs. John Revercomb, 2 „ Miss Carol Settle, 3 Mrs. Harry Rutherford. Silk or rayon dress, 1 Mrs. Jack Bruce, 2 Mrs. W. A. Hensley, 3 Mrs. Katherine Riley. Class 41, woolen suits, 1 Mrs. Jack Bruce,
Class 42, kitchen aprons, 1 Mrs. John Revercomb, 2 Mrs. John S. Browning, 3 Mrs. Herbert Barksdale. Fancy aprons, 1 Mrs. Harry Gallihugh, 2 Mrs. J. G. Revercomb, 3 Mrs. John S. Browning. Child’# cotton dress, 1 Mrs. N. A. Nethers, 2. Mrs. Jack Bruce, 3 Mrs.‘Archie Bailey. -**-■
Canned goods, beets, 1. Mh> Downing. Wood, 2- Mrs. F. E. Compton, 3 Mrs. John Snead. Tomatoes, 1 .Mrs. Lewis Harrison, 2 (See PRIZE WINNERS; page S#)
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