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SATURDAY, SEPT. 26, 1958 BLYTHEVILLE, ARKANSAS. MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1958 PAGE THREE TOP FLORALS These two floral studies in different media were first prize winners in the Art Department of the District Fair here. The floral to water color (left) was painted by Miss Tabitha Sudbury of Blythevllle and the one in oil (right) was done by Mrs. Pnrris McCalla of Blytheville.

(Courier News Photos) BEST SKETCH Winning first place in tile pencil sketch classification in the Art Department at the District Pair was this "Head Study" by Sam Morris of Blytheville. (Courier News Photo) Blytheville, Mrs. Otis Koonce, Blytheville, Mrs. Ross, 3. Street dress Mrs.

Stiles, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Sylvester, 3. House dress Mrs. Lovle Hoi- comb, Paragould, Mrs.

I. Koonce, Mrs. McLerkin, 3. Smock Mrs. Pepper, Mrs.

Burks, 2. Apron (kitchen) Mrs. Pepper, I and Mrs. Korando, 3. Apron (fancy) Mrs.

Pepper, Mrs. LilJie Sisk, Blytheville, Mrs. Daisy Houston, Dell, 3. Blouse Mrs. Sylvester.

Mrs. McLerkin, Mrs. Korando, 3. Ladies suit Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs.

M. D. McEea, Blytheville, 2. Ladies' skirt Mrs. Sylvester, BLUE RIBBON WINNERS First place winners in their respective divisions in the District Fair's Art Department were this water color landscape (left) by Mrs.

Irene Hazel of Caruthers- vllle, and the floral in oil (right) by Mrs. George Barham of Blytheville. (Courier News Photos) WINNING OILS The above portraits by Sam Norris of Blytheville won first place in their divisions in the Art Department of the Northeast Arkansas District Fair. Above is a portrait in oil and below Is a still life in oil. (Courier News Photos) District Fair Winners Farm and Home Clothing Pillow cases (all white) Mrs McAdams, Osceola, Mrs Bob Copeland, Blytheville, Mrs Jdell Raper, Osceola, 3.

pillow cases embroidered or ap- pliqued (with color) Mrs. Copeland, A. P. Burks, Blytheville, Mrs. Felix Carney, Blytheville, 3.

Monogrammed sheet and pillow cases (white or color) Mrs. D. Wade, Blytheville, Mrs. Vernon Merrick, Marshfield. 2.

Luncheon set (all white) embroidered Mrs. Baleigh Sylvester, Blytheville, 1. Luncheon sets (any kind) lace trimmed Mrs. Sylvester, 1. Luncheon cloth (assorted nol listed) Mrs.

Burks, Mrs, Copeland, June Moore, Blytheville, 3. Table cloth and one napkin (full size) Mrs. Stanton Pepper, Blytheville, Mrs. Lee Stiles, Blytheville, 2. Kitchen curtains (any kind) Mrs.

W. A. Korando, Sedalia, Mrs. L. M.

Cockrell, Blytheville, Mrs. Paul McLerkin, Paragould, 3. Dollies (embroidered) Mrs. A. B.

Shearin, Blytheville, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Burks, 3. Table runners (embroidered) £iMrs. Shearin, Mrs.

Merrick, Mrs. Copeland, 3. Bedspread (fancy) Mrs. W. M.

Smart, Blytheviile, 1. Pin Cushion Mrs. R. T. Wilder, Blytheville, Mrs.

Copeland, Mrs. Burks, 3. Pot Holder (cotton set of three) Mrs. Stiles, Miss Adaline Lee, and Janice Johnson, 3. Handkerchief (3 Walter Wood, Luxora, Mrs.

Burks, 2. Kitchen or tea towels Mrs. Korando, Mrs. J. D.

Kring, Par- ajould, Mrs. Merrick, 3. Guest towels (assorted) Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Winfield Mick, Blytheville, Mrs.

E. A. Goodrich, Blytheville, 3. Dish towels (set of three) Mrs. Merrick, Mrs.

Richard Olson, Blytheville, Mrs. Lillie Sisk, Blytheville, 3. Pillow cases Mrs. Merrick, Ora Campbell, Salem, Mrs. Wade, 3.

DELIVERY SERVICE PhoM 4507 Howi: I It p.m. DcHTtrj 1 p.m. WOODS DRUG STORE Ml Mite It Gas Installation Put Your Heating In Now! to 3 Years to FREE ESTIMATE Phone 4591 or Came In Montgomery Ward Sun suits Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. L.

M. Cockrell, Blytheville, 2. Boy's suits Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Cockrell.

2. Self help garment Mrs. Merrick, 1. Any other useful garment Mrs. Merrick, Mrs.

Korando, Mrs. Cockrell, 3. Cobbler's apron Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Gilbert Lynch, Victoria, 2.

Infant's Clothing Baby's set Mrs. J. D. King, Paragould, Mrs. Korando, Mrs.

B. L. Dedman, Blytheville, 3. Baby's sacque (crocheted) Mrs. Dedman, Mrs.

Kring, Mrs. Korando, 3. Baby's Mrs. Kring, 1 and Mrs. Burks, 3.

Baby's crib Cover Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Mary Sanders, Osceola, Mrs. V. K.

Tittle, Brunswick, 3. Children's Clothing Under six years old Mrs. Annie R. Smith, Blytheville. Mrs.

Cockrell. Mrs. Nell Everett, Salem, 3. Over six years old Mrs. Forrest Moore, Blytheville, 1.

Child's pajamas, gowns Mrs. Korando, 1. Boys Shirt Mrs. Kornndo. Mrs.

Lynch, Mrs. Pepper, 3. Child's sun suit (girls) Mrs. Merrick, 1. Child's sun suit (boys) Mrs.

Merrick, Mrs. Pepper, 2. Any other useful garment Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Dedman, 2.

Knitted Articles Sweater Mrs. McLerkin, 1. Stole Mrs. Kring, 1: Mrs. Otto Bradberry, Manila, Mrs.

Emma Jones, Blytheville, 3. Afghan Miss Lee, Mrs. Mary Anderson, Blytheville, 2. Bootees Mrs. Jewell Stalcup, Blylhevllle, 1.

Novelty Mrs. James Rea, Victoria, 1: Mrs. Leonard Reeu, Blytheville, Mrs. Walter Wood, Luxora, 3. Bedspread Mrs.

Stalcup, Mrs. Wood, 2. Stole and hat Mrs. Stiles, 1. Ladies Garments Sun bonnet Mrs.

McLerkin, 1. Night gown Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs. Burks, 3.

Pajamas Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs. Burks, 3. Slip Mrs.

Merrick, Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Bert Ross, Blytheville, 3. Coat (cotton or wool) Mrs. Ira PRIZE POULTRY Grand Champion Barred Rock cock (left) and pullett were shown at the Northeast Arkansas District Fair here by 0.

C. Hicks of Rt. 3, Blytheville. (Courier News Photos) Mrs. McLerkin, Orn, Campbell, 3.

Cobbler's apron Mrs. Stiles, 1: Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Clyde Fowler, Blytheville, 3. Any other apparel Mrs.

Lynch, Mrs. Pepper, 2'; Mrs. Smith, 3. Thrift Garments Dress (ladies) Mrs. 1 and Mrs.

McLerkin, 2. Smock Mrs. Merrick, Miss Neva Merrick, Marshfield, Mrs. Korando, 3. Undergarments Mrs.

Merrick, 1. Slip Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Pepper, 2. Apron (kitchen) Mrs.

Stiles, Mrs. Burkes Mrs. 3. Apron (tea) Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs.

Merrick, 2. Curtains Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Korando, 2. Lunch cloth Mrs.

Korando, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Burks, 3. Girl's Dress Mrs. Cockrell, 1 and Mrs.

Merrick, 3. Child's 'mdergarments Mrs. Pepper, 1. Pot holder (set of three) Mrs. Stiles, Mrs.

Copeland, 2 and 3. Bonnet Mrs. I. jlcomb, Mrs. Pepper, Mrs.

H. B. Markham, Blytheville, 3. Shirt Mrs. Lynch, O.

Campbell, 2: Mrs. Merrick, 3. Pajamas Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Merrick, Mrs.

Wade, 3. GoWn Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Pepper, 2. Quilt Mrs.

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