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P A O S TH H KK
4-H Clubs of Haske^rwo^Vur'lh1
1 dl's 6l°w Jal“ M | M,ry Eather *Uo won seventh 1 denomination bills and rare coin*
Hunsley, fifth 0n Se ,
Mari ° rl® place in the Ball Special canned din- etc., shown them
Jorie Hunsley,
p
B')e' *jar* ner conteat exhibit.
They also went thru some of the
Table Rock i Iran
. . _ Myers,
n ----- fourth on ‘ Junior
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Olive and Mary Esther Davis won !*rger store* and the Sanctuary
Doed
Rabbit Division Ivan Myers sixth place as canning judging team. I Qrotto, all under the chaperonage
End Work In grade
Olive Davis was selected as Jack-10f th* bank
Th** •»“ <> “ °
i i m ' * ad J-*« Brenneshol.x
Iwo« \f
as many prizes next year as we hope and Qf course that wil mean greater
to see a much larger club enroll- competition which we shall gladly
rneut in Jackson county next year welcome.
--a* oaSc, IUUU
w o rT r
* ■'Hi ° “ Senior ° ° « *nd Ivan Myers
The Table Rock 4-H clubs have »on first on Senior Buck also fourth
now completed their club work for
i937
______ ,_____. __________, l “ J U“ l0r Buck- Je“ n Brenneeholti
The people residing lu Table , w°n »rat on Junior Buck
Rock may well feel proud of the! Dorothy Hun.ley won first and
work done by these clubbers and | second on Geese and the
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congratulations are extended to both ship to 4-H Summer
School given
members and leaders as the results for
'
poultry Division.
obtained were due to the faithful
In vegetable gardening Olive
work done by both.
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son county's outstanding club girl
for this year, thereby, winning the
trip to the Pacific International Ex
position at Portland gven by the
First National Bank of Portland.
In addition seeing the Pacific In-
tternation exhibits and the horse
show they were taken over Portland
in motor buses having points of in-
tereatehown
them.
They were
tak«n entirely tnru the First Nation-
Bank of Portland and had large
EMPTING
ASTE
HRILLERS
about »»ythlng but perfect freedom
to enjoy all the sights seen and
various other courtesies and plea
sures shown them. All In all Olive
reports it was a wonderful never-to-
be-forgotten trip which was highly
educative as well.
Thus the curtain rolls down on
4-H club work in 1937 but we ex
pect to have our clubs organized for
another year soon and each child is
eager to make his or her own best
better. We do not expect to win
!
H A M B U R G E R R A R E B IT
SIZ Z L IN G S T E A K
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sen the purebred Jersey heifer given
FR E E Z E R FRESH ICE C R E A M
The Betsy Ross Sewing club with
by Fred N. Rordan for making the
Mrs. L. A. Brennesholtz as lead“ r
best showing with a grade Jersey,
had seven members: one in Division
B A N A N A SPEC IAL
15c
and Doris also won third In show
I. four in Division II, one lnDivi- manship.
sion III and one in Division IV. Ail
members completed their project 1 n l' uclll*‘ Brennesholtz, Mary Esther
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and exhibited their -----*-
work at - 4-H
; aT *’ |,' tns and Olive Davis who
the
Fair at Medford. Lucille Brennes-j t * f * .
trlps
K » R T H E M ANY IM PRO VEM EN TS IN VOI H P A P E R SINCE
holtd. Division IV, won first pride i
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in her division, also first prize in
^tDa navl,, » b o was entered
TA K IN G O V E R TH E M ANAGEM EN T. W K KKEI. T H A T IT
the style revue which included a ,ack8on County representative
HAS BEEN A G R E A T ASSET TO T H E COM M UN ITY
A P P E T IT E
trip to the State Fair. Dorothy! e br8ad raak,n8 contest placed
peaosuods
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Hunsley. Division III won first prize
in her division and second in the by The Northwestern Yeast Co.
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Mary Esther Davis placed third ill • • •;;en*te;:e:;e::e"en«£kP»-*iie"«cc»;:c*Q*;:ccce;:*ce
style revue. In Division II Ida Belle
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Davis won, second; Doris Hunsley. the special bread baking exhibit and *
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fourth; and
Jean Brennesholtz, Etna, seventh.
ninth.
(F orm erly L eon ard«)
The Kitchen Five Cooking club
li
Hy Frager
with Mrs. Melbourne Atkins as
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leader had three members in the
UNTIL
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first Division and two members In
♦
second Division. All completed their
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Saturday, October 23rd
projects and exhibited at the 4-H
Fair in Medford. In Division II Ida
g
TH E D A TE OK TH E
♦
Belle Davis wonfourth and Dorothy
Have buyer for small *
Hunsley fifth; in Division II Doris
Hunsley won seventh.
C H E V R O L E T 1938 C AR S H O W IN G
acreages and ranches
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Completes 10 Years of Photography in ■
Mary Esther, Etna and Olive
Davis took cooking III individually.
You and Your Family Are Invited to See the
w Medford This Month and Congratulates
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Mary Esther won, second; Etna
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Davis, fourth; and Olive, seventh.
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Mary Esther Davis and Etna Davis
COM ING
Sparta Buiding, Medford.
also entered the dollar dinner con
test. Mary Esther placed first, whi
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REM EM BER, Tomorrow, Sat., Oct. 23rd.
ning the trip to the State Fair and
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Upon
Its
Anniversary
Program.
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Etna Davis placed third.
The Table Rock Canning club
City limits on North
with Mary Esther Davis as a leader
had three members in Division III
Pacific Highway
SP A R T A BI.IK4.
COR. MAIN A R IV E R S ID E
and two in Division II. Etna Davis
won first which entitled her to a
Medford
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free scholarship to 4-H Summer
School.
Mary Esther Davia won
second and Ruth Sage, third.
In Division II Olive Davis won,
CH ILD RE N — G RO W N -U PS
first; Lucille Brennesholtz, second.
This clubs leader won the Leader s
prize giving her a trip to Leaders’
Conference in Corvallis next Jan
uary as the members won the high
DOMIXOK M ASKS
P A P E R H ATS
est prizes possible for the five of
Plain Pattern«-«l — 5o, 10c
New Novel«, 2 - 1 Sr, Sc, IOc
them to obtain etc.
LAN TERN S — to e
“ SK E L E TO N S” — Sc, lOo
Mary Esther Davis and Olive
NOISE M A K E R S — Sc
H A L L O W E 'E N CAND Y
Davis were also one of the two
highest scoring judging teams in
H A L L O W E ’EN D E C O R A T IO N S
cooking, sewing and canning. This
entitled them to a free trip to Salem
M AK E YOUR H A LLO W E 'E N PA R T Y A SUCCESS!
to atttend State Fair and each also
CREPE PAPER
CREPE PAPER
received M scholarship to Summer
H allow e’ en Hordern, — Sc
Plain — lOc
JUST A R R IV E D H UND REDS O K NEW F A L L AND
School.
T A B L E C O VE RS
H A LLO W E 'E N P A R T Y
In Horn? Beautification Lois Rcha-
W IN T E R C O A T S W H IC H A R E GOING ON SA LE FO R
Crepe P aper — JOc
D ecoration " R ook « — 10c
fer won first.
T H E B A L A N C E OK TH IS MONTH
In Home Making, Etna Davis won
first.
Mrs. Frank Myers was leader of
the Table Rock Rabbit Club, also of
KUK F A B R IC S and C U R LY C LO TH , ALSO
5c, 10c, 15c and $
the Livestock and Garden club. Sh“
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their projects and ten members ex
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hibited at Jackson County 4-H
Livestock Fair.
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