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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1934)
f PAGE THE SHARMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1934. four is to bring a notebook and pencil I of* the most active in the school so he can take notes on the lec-. this season. They have held reg- tures. | ular meetings and the girls have The Kent Forestry Club has been very interested in getting the their third regular meeting at work completed- This is the kind " of club that v helps to make 4-H Merrit Tuel had the misfortune 10:00 a. m last Friday. There r* were twenty-t'hree members pres club work profitable. Let’s have to cut his hand severely while open ing a box Tuesday morning. Sev ent- Among them Harry Wayn? more of them. Margaret Dulap- eral stitches were taken to close Young and Junior von Borstel who had not been to any of the meet- the wound, in The Dalles where ings before. Twelve high school girls met at he went for treatment. The minutes of the last meet- the home of their leader, Mrs. Judge Carl Hendricks was here ing were read and approved. The Stephens, for a cooking club meet Tuesday while in the county on leader asked J about the record ing last Wednesday afternoon- legal business. books and told us to be sure and The dates for sending final rec- Tuesday Study Club met at the have them made before the trip, ords were discussed. Mrs. Steph- heme of Mrs Scholl. This being Karl Pluemke, president, passed ens offered to help the girls in fili fe last meeting until fall a picnic out the slips of paper telling what ng out this report ini any manner dinner preceded the meeting Mrs. each pe'.soh is supposed to take she is able. The Division III Manning conductd the business on the trip- Mr. Andrews read girls talked about their bread bak meeting. Papers were givin by and explained it- He announced ing and menus for the tinners Mrs. Dingle and Mrs. Joe Hilder that thege must be No Smoking they are required to prepare. brand and a skit by Mrs- Huckins on the trip. There was a slight Summer school held a minor and M.s. Gif lv- Mrs. Manning disagreement but the leader oveer- part of the business meeting. The was presented a gif^ by the ruled. refreshment committee for the club. One of the members asked how Mother’s Tea reported and told each girl what they were to fur Mis. Roy BeLshee is in Wasco we were going on the trip, Mr. nish- The date set for the after we informed us • tihat Andrews time spent in The a: «une noon ¿ea is June 2n<i. The girls were going in trucks- Dalle - sang two club songs before being There was more talk about the Th. Mary Flizabeth class of the 5od, k.^’.es, stove, dish towels dismissed. M.- E- churcl • At last Wednesday and bedding for the trip- Mr. An Three farms were visited by the at the home of Mrs. Ed McKee drews says that we sleep on the Moro Colt Club on a judging tour with Mrs. Fuller as assists-' ground so it would be a good idea Thursday afternoon. paper “Joys of the Sanctuary to firing -a canvas big enough to Accompaied by Perry Johnston was read by Mi’s- Proudfoot and go underneath and to cover the and Dewey Thompson, local leader, and Mrs. Royce also gave a peper. b j the club went to the farm of Tom A vocal duet by Mrs. Warner and _ . . „ . Fraser where fi^e Belgian mares Our leader read the program o anj four young colts were seen Mrs. Royce, Refreshment were our 4wo days in camp. He c led an(j a c|asg of eftC|1 were judged, close of the after servèd at the special notice to the part where From Uce journey- noon- it says 5 00 a m , Club leaders the Sunkist SUck Farm Mi5. Lydia Darby and Lonrine fall out (thia does not include and managed by claude j. shopped in Th? Dalles on Satur county school stiver intend nt or Thompson- A variety of horses day- county agent)” It seemed o k were judged here including a class Last Thursday morning at 2 the general opinion that ii y of pure-bred, registered Percheron o’clock the wood shed of Ralph would fall out too. or be PuHeu mares, classes of Percheron geld- out. Eaton burned. ings,1 saddle horses, grand cham- The president appointed Mar- pion saddle horses and saddle colts. ..... and -..v. Mrs. ......... Bruce Grady and 'Mr. Naomi were dinner guests at the R»ret Dunlap, Helen Wilson, Phyl- Mr.- Thompson anu’ Mr- -Fraser. A- C. Kaseberk home last Thurs- I*8 Haynes, and Charles Wilson on joined the group and traveled to a committee to arrange a skit or. Andrew May’s Rainbow Stock day- xr ... .. . . . .. some other entertainment for the Farm near Cottonwood Guade- - Mr‘ .AP0” .Mcvntyre 18 8Pendm^ night in camp. Each club is sup- At this location four draft caverai days in Vancouer. posed to contribute a part of the m.ares were placed and a class of . Kenneth . McCafferty spent the program. Everyone is supposed to draft geldings, both classes were week end in Portland with Mrs. learn the club songs if. they do not Belgian. A young Belgian Stal- McCafferty. already know them. ,. lion was exhibited to thè audience. (Mrs. Bill Nesbit and small son S0”* of the members, MÉtó The visitors spent part of the time i Mrs- Bill Nesbit and small son returned from the Dalles hospital ^°,U'd w“r Bnd * ‘h>s ranch estimating weights Andrews said to wear your best of various animals. Tuesday. This 30 mile journey was made A t good crowd attended the suit so you could get it nice and baccalaureate aeimon Sunday mor- Go<*? ‘^a' _. "«^h while by Mr. Fraser, Claude ningatthe M. E. church. Dr. meet-ng waa adjourned The Thompson, Dewey Thompson, and Yame, delivered the aermon “Life n“‘ O“8 w111 3W> for Mr. May ann Perry Johnston gut- ad ite Three Dimension, which was ‘he ,P^rp(°8e of m*klnir flral plans ,n? the clu^ s0m8 valuable an excellent discourse. Harland forMthe ‘"p, . . P°'"ls m Judging the type, of am- Johnson sane “Perfect Dav” with M DyniaP 18 80|ng to fulfill mals seen that day. Mm at niann TK p her promise to her cooking club Several times each year Sher- w i t ^ 8 ^ e wou ^ take them on a pic- man county 4-H members, leaders church was beautiful nic as soon as they have half of and promoters are honored by the of cut flowers. their progress cards in. Over half presence of State 4-H club lead- The Contract Club met Wednee- of them are i nnow and the girls era, or assistants. On May 18th day at the home of Mrs. Ed Me- are getting their reward next and 19th Doctor Allen, assistant Kee. . week- The ten meetings of this state leader, spent his time an- The Tuesday Study Club held a club are. «» finwheo' and the girls swering questions, problems and pecial meeting this week at the are finish up the work obstacles which have confronted local home of Mrs. Grille - Yocum. Mrs 1AA — 5?^ .... „ . „ leaders , » this , - year. Warner was presented with a gift. , 8 ,ub wh,ch 18 ^Jed Doro- Several questions were discussed — thy’s Kitcheneers” has been on? at the leaders meeting on May 18, Cliff Fridley visited at Lexing ton last week. Wasco The Seniors and their parents held their annual class dinner at the hotel last Sunday following the baccalaureate service. Tbe 8th grade of the Wasco school held their promotion exer cises at the school Wednesday night. Mrs. Elizabeth iMarsh of The ' Dalles was a guest at theHi ck's tome last Sunday. CLUB NOTES (Continued from page one) about beef, forestry, and camp cookery clubs. Mr. Mitchell, lea der of the Hungry eleven camp cookery club, asked if it was pos sible to drop a member if he does not come to the meetings and does not do his work. Mr. Allen said that he would much rather the member would not be dropped but that the club would get after the lagging ones ande ncourage them to finish their work. The Forestry club leader asked many questions and received much information about his club. The demonstration for this project will be the planting of a tree. One person tells the phases of the work and the other does the acting. Mr. Andrews hopes to send a team to the fair. The exhibit of this club is the ' bark, leases, and seed of seed bearing trees or the bark, needles and cone of the cone bearing trees. There must be five difTernt varie ties. These specimens are mount ed on heavy pieces of cardbaord or beaver board and labeled cording to variety and then hibited. 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In Bn Jtak W method of figuring costs of keep Characteristics and qualities of Poultry Club made a tour to sev New York, on the thirty «firn CW * ing the urse cow was emphasized. Spotted Poland China hogs were eral of the members homes in December. 1833. Hiude to UM imiMl CommlMioner of the Stata m OrnMa, Mr. Allan told of several club discussed before the club attem Moro to see the poultry which the pursuant to law f' a CAPITAL * i members in Coos County who had pted to judge the two classes of members are raising. Amount of de^cagliai... .MSS4SS.SS made a successful attempt finan swine. Henry Barnum leader of The first yard visited was Dale Net premium« received during th« year ..................... M3S.tll.lS cially at raising a new kind' of the Beef Club had some material Johnsibns- H> showed h|s ex Intereat. dividend« and venta ., T received durine th« year.... 1S4W.M potato for seed in their county. about swine which proved to be cellent Buff Orphingtons flock. 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