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Coleman County Fiesta
de la Paloma
RESULTS FROM CONTESTS
TOWN AND COUNTRY
GARDEN CLUB FLOWER SHOW RESULTS
10/20/2008
The Miller Building was filled with sights and sounds of
a celebration on Saturday, October 4, during the Garden
Club’s salute to Coleman County’s Sesquicentennial and
Fiesta de la Paloma. The theme
“Westward
the Women” was depicted in six classes of design and
seven classes of horticulture, all named for pioneer
women who played a vital role in Coleman County, circa
1858. It was especially rewarding to have such an
enthusiastic crowd of visitors who came not only from
Coleman County, but also surrounding areas, and as far
away as the Metroplex. Show co-chairmen Jane Padgitt and
Nan Markland express their sincere thanks to all the
Town and Country Garden Club members who participated in
the show, and especially to the community who continue
to support the Club by their attendance and interest our
shows.
The show was judged by a panel of National Garden Club
accredited judges according to the “Standard System of
Awarding”, and resulted in awards as follows:
Design Division
Class 1 “Martha Pinchem Morris”, design to have a show
of water: 1st – Alice Hemphill; 2nd –Eileen Morris; 3rd
– Becky Greaves; Honorable Mention – Sher Dunaway.
Class 2 “Mabel Doss Day, Cattle Queen of the Fence
Cutting Wars”: 1st – Eileen Morris; 2nd – Jane Padgitt;
3rd –Sher Dunaway; Honorable Mention – Sue Shields.
Class 3 “Elizabeth St. Clair”, wreath suitable for
farm/ranch gate: 1st – Alice Hemphill; 2nd – Pat Pool;
3rd –Sher Dunaway; Honorable Mention – Danella McBrayer.
Class 4 “Margaret Sheen Callan, The Bride”, a miniature
design, all fresh plant material: 1st – Jane
Padgitt; 2nd – Sher Dunaway; 3rd – Karen Renick;
Honorable Mention – Eileen Morris.
Class 5 “Florence Wise Vane, hotelier”, a miniature
design, fresh and/or dried plant material: 1st –Eileen
Morris; 2nd – Caroline Skelton; 3rd – Janie Popnoe;
Honorable Mention – Sue Shields.
Class 6 “Indian Women of Central Texas”, a miniature
design, all dried plant material: 1st – Alice Hemphill;
2nd – Carol Scott; 3rd – Sue Brusenhan; Honorable
Mention – Nancy Baker.
Horticulture Division
Exhibitors’ total points earned in Horticulture Sections
1 thru 7 are Eileen Morris (65), Carol Scott (50, Mona
Wilson (41), Myrtie Beaver (40), Karen Renick (33),
Caroline Skelton (20), and Alice Hemphill (11).
Special Awards
Designers Choice Award (offered for Classes 1, 2, and
3): Eileen Morris
Petite Award (offered for Classes 4, 5, and 6): Jane
Padgitt
Horticulture Excellence: Caroline Skelton (maidenhair
fern)
Arboreal Award: Eileen Morris (Japanese bitter orange)
Horticulture Awards of Merit: Annuals – Carol Scott
(cosmos); Perennials – Karen Renick (wood fern); Vines –
Myrtie Beaver (English ivy); Cactus – Eileen Morris
(barrel cactus); Containers – Myrtie Beaver (arrowhead
plant)
Sweepstakes Award (exhibitor earning largest number of
points): Eileen Morris
Educational Exhibits received special
recognition from the judges:
Sher Dunaway’s exhibit “Early Day Grasses and Forbs” was
beautifully displayed on a large poster; and Jane
Padgitt’s three exhibits, “Coleman County Cure-Alls”,
“Historic, Archaic, Obsolete, Humorous Phrases and
Words”, and “Mabel Day’s Letter” describing flora, fauna
and neighbors on her ranch, circa 1879”.
Flower Show Winners:
1. Orange lilies & cat tails in the blue container -
Alice Hemphill, Class 1
2. Red backdrop with cinnamon sticks & ornamental red peppers -
Eileen Morris, Class 6
3. Sunflowers with orange backdrop - Eileen Morris, Class 2
4. Leather backdrop with single stem & fuzzy top - Jane Padgitt,
Class 4
5. Wreath - Alice Hemphill, Class 3
6. Blue backdrop with purple thistle - Alice Hemphill, Class 5
EXHIBITS - Best of
Show:
Quilting -
Roberta McShan
Decorated Cake (Teapot Cake) - Ora Jane Anderson
Knitting & Crocheting - Mary Anderson
Needlework - Dellene Driskell
Grandparents Brag -
Veda Christian
Clothing - Youth - Lexie Ewing
Adult - Barbara Cropp
Food Preservation - Veda Christian - Adult
Jacob Birdwell - Youth
Photography - Youth - Hannah Birdwell
Adult - Marie Miller
Food Prep. - Adult - Ora Jane Anderson
Crafts - Youth - Brandon McPherson
Adults - Carl Langford
Pet Show Results:
Best Small Dog - Gunner - David Wakefield
Best Large Dog - Marbles - Arena Turner
Best Trick - Dagget - Allan Abbott
Best Costume - Maggie - Billie McElrath
Pooch Smooch - Tinkerbell - Myrt Wells
Face only an Owner could love - Baby - Deryl Ray
Hand me Down Hound - Tips - Carlie Shirk
Most Unique Cat - Tuxy - Arena Turner
People's Choice: Gunner - David
Wakefield
Cook-Off Results:
BRISKET
1st - $500 - Denny Altum, Coleman
2nd - $300 - Mike Barker, Coleman
3rd - $200 - Bishop Grocery, Coleman
DOVE
1st - $500 - Josh Thweatt
2nd - $300 - Jeff Tibbetts, Coleman
3rd - $200 - Dustin Mendoza, Coleman
BEAN
1st - Kenny King, Zephyr, TX
2nd - Larry Robinson, Coleman
3rd - Bishop Grocery, Coleman
SHOWMANSHIP AWARD - Gloor Guys
Motorcycle Show
Results:
Antique Custom: - 1957 Triump, Larry Lihan
Late model Custom: - 2001 Honda, Darell Burns
Best Paint: Ricky Brooks, 2004 Custom Mini
Best Engine: Ricky Brooks, 2004 Custom Mini
Best of Show: Darell Burns - 2001 Honda
Car Show Results:
Best Antique: Joe Webb, Coleman, 1949 MG
Best Classic: Jason Laureles, Bangs, 1955 Chevy
Best Muscle Car: Wayne VanPelt, Coleman, 2009 Dodge Challenger
Best Street Rod: Don Bible, Brownwood, 1927 Ford Roadster
Best Convertible: Jeff Greer, Early, 1968 Chevy Camaro
Best Original: Bruce Adams, Burkett, 1975 Chevy Corvette Convertible
Best Truck (early): Dan Moore, Lake Brownwood, 1930 Model-A Ford
Pickup
Best Truck (late): Dave Rush, Coleman, 1966 Chevy Pickup
Best Engine: Jan Coffman, Hamilton, 1972 Chevy Pickup
Best Paint: Sam Seward, Bangs, 1982 Chevy Drag Truck
Best Interior: Frank Bernal, Brownwood, 1958 Chevy Corvette
Best Unfinished: Tim Johnson, Bangs, 1931 Ford Pickup
Best in Show: Jeff Greer, Early, 1968 Camaro Convertible
People's Choice: Wayne VanPelt, Coleman, 2009 Dodge Challenger
Sponsor's Choice: Dan Moore, Lake Brownwood, 1930 Model-A Pickup
Freeze-Off Results:
1st - Cindy Hanigan, Voss, Texas
2nd - Karen Morris - Santa Anna, Texas
3rd - Steve Evans - Coleman, Texas
4th - Holly Stephenson, Gouldbusk, Texas
Fiesta Art Show
Results:
BEST OF SHOW –
$1000
JO BECK, CLIFTON, TX

"WATERCOLOR “BASKETS”
VISITORS TO FIESTA ART SHOW

LOIS LANE NANCE, PEOPLE'S CHOICE - ADULT "REUNION"

CORA FRANKLIN, EASTLAND, 1ST PL OIL ADV ORIG

DONNA BROWN, BEST OF AMATEUR, OIL "MY DREAMS"

FAITH NELSON, BEST OF HIGH SCHOOL, "HORSE"

MARIAN DE BERRY, ABILENE, BEST OF MINI-GREEN, "4 GREEN, 2 RED" WC

GWEN WATSON, SPICEWOOD, FALCC AWARD "RESTING" OIL

BAILEY STOKES (GRAND DAD JIM) BEST OF JR HIGH "ROOSTER"

LARAE & KEN CUNNINGHAM W MARIAN JOHNSON "BLUE DOORS, N.M." PURCHASE
JONATHAN CENICEROS, BROWNWOOD, PAPP AWARD, "STILL LIFE BOTTLE"
PASTEL

SHARON DICK, BANGS, BEST OF ADV-ORIG "GOLDEN DAYS" PASTEL
VIRGINIA BETHKE, BEST OF ADV. NON-ORIG. "STORM'S COMING" WC

17TH ANNUAL FIESTA ART
SHOW
10/6/2008
The 17th Fiesta Fine Art Show was held Friday/Saturday
October 3, 4 at Heritage Hall on College Ave. The day,
the weather, the exhibit, and surroundings, and visitors
were ‘pert near perfect’. Kathy Andrews and Kay Mitchell
did an outstanding job in presenting this year’s edition
of the Fiesta Art Show. Our Special Guest, Millie
Martin, performed in her usual perfect manner as
President of the League even from Florida with the help
of a very competent vice president, Theda Rhea. Thanks
to Millie and Theda. The Fine Arts League is
grateful for the community support as well as to those
who traveled so far to attend and/or bring art work.
Some 250 paintings were entered; of those some were
rewarded with money and ribbons, as well as beautiful
stained glass medallions (created by Kay & Kathy ).

2008 FAS AWARDS PRESENTATION MILLIE MARTIN, KATHY
ANDREWS, KAY MITCHELL
Listed are
the winners – photos will be published in future
editions if the news and on the Art League web-site.
www.fineartsleaguecolemantx.com
Best of Show Jo Beck Clifton WC “Baskets” $1000.
Fine Arts League Award Gwen Watson Spicewood Oil
“Resting” $ 500.
Sesquicentennial Award Susan Mansell Ballinger WC Mardi
Gras Band $ 400
Chamber of Commerce Linda Hodges Llano WC “Poppin’ up
Poppies” $ 200
Papp Award Jonathan Ceniceros Brownwood Pastel “Bottle”
$ 100
President’s Award Terry Test Novice WC “Colorado Barn” $
75
Best of Adv-Original Sharon Dick Bangs “Golden Days” $
150
Best of Non-Original Virginia Bethke San Antonio
“Storm’s a comin”
WC $125
Best of Amateur Donna Brown Carbon “My Dreams” Oil $125
Best of Mini (Green) Marian DeBerry Abilene “4 Green,2
Red)” $ 75
Best of Youth Nathan Taylor Coleman WC “Adobe House “ $
25
Best of HS Faith Nelson Santa Anna “Horse” $ 15
Best of JH Bailee Stokes Deer Park WC “Rooster” $ 15
Best of Elementery Maycie Anderson Wheelock “Champ” $ 15
Peoples’ Choice Adult Lois Lane Nance Oil “Reunion” $ 50
Peoples’ Choice Youth Bailee Stokes WC “Rooster” $ 50
Professional 1st Place Lois Lane Nance Buchanan Dam Oil
“Reunion” $200
2nd Place Jeff Moxham San Angelo Pastel “A Splash of
Light” $150
Mini (Green) lst Place Kay Mitchell Lake Coleman WC
“Galena Lake” $ 50
Advanced Orig: 1st Place Oil Cora Franklin Eastland
“Memories” $ 50
1st Place WC/Acry Carolyn Hollinshead Abilene “Steel
Magnolia” $ 50
1st Place Pastel/Graph Dollie Sparkman Coleman “Liz” $
50
Advanced Non-Orig(copy/classwork)
1st Place Oil Calvin Hall Coleman “Michael Landon” $ 50
Amateur: 1st Place Oil Charlotte Gardner Coleman“Poppies”
$ 25
1st Place WC/Acry Sharon Caddell Llano “Tuscan
Tranquility” $ 25
1st Place Pastel/Graphics Bobby Brown Tenn. Colony
“Clown) $ 25
Congratulations to all. See ya next year !!
Be sure to look at the paintings and all the activities
at the show on the art league web-site (courtesy SLH
Sherrell Hazlewood)
www.fineartsleaguecolemantx.com

LEFT:
1st
Place Mini “Green"
WC, “Galena Creek”
Kay Mitchell, Lake Coleman
RIGHT: 1st
Place Amateur, Oil, "Poppies” *Charlotte Gardner* Coleman
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Charlotte’s painting SOLD at
the Show. Congratulations, Charlotte!

LEFT: 1st
Place Adv. Original, Pastel
“Liz”,
Dollie Sparkman, Coleman
RIGHT: 1ST
Place Professional, Oil,
“Reunion”
Lois Lane Nance Buchanan Dam
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