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Ann Arbor News, August 20, 1938
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The Jones School was awarded first place in Class E for the most attractive institutional premises, winning over several churches which made favorable impressions of the judges. They said the school with its spacious front lawn was a fine example of good design, with a simple, straight-forward treatment, well-maintained.

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Ann Arbor News, August 20, 1938
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Michigan's campus is famous not only for the beauty of the buildings but of the charm of its fraternity and sorority houses. First place in Class F, for the most attractive fraternity and sorority premises, was awarded to the Theta Delta Chi fraternity, whose house at 700 S. State St., is pictured above.

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Ann Arbor News, August 20, 1938
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Winner of Class A in District 1 for large residential premises, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Yarnell, 1435 Broadway, were said by the judges to have one of the best front yard arrangements and perhaps one of the best house settings in the city. A balanced though unsymmetrical backyard garden also drew praise.

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Ann Arbor News, August 20, 1938
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The most interesting collection of trees and shrubs on any private grounds in the city, in the opinion of the judges, can be found at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Louis P. Hall, 1530 Hill St. The old-fashioned garden is in perfect harmony with the house. It was named Class A winner in District 3.