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IMWOTIG0110011213!“A. ProudunI. labor or u-fl Clubs and “hull-outO. Maker of Othor Club.D. 4-H manhunt Dw-B. 4-H County ConanP. Module at looting-a. Iouhhorhood Loads:- Syutumm PROGRAMSHtOJés‘CTSA. Clothing3. Food- and lutritlon0. Health ImprovementD. Food PruenntlonE. Mun had.F. Home Museum!“0. Mily Rllttlonnhipl3. PoultrySPECIAL ACTIVITIESA. knead 5-H Club Neck3. State h-H Club Wool:C. “-3 cm 3mmhull CAMP1.00an To THE FUTURI

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111110000?!“more on 7 h-fl Cluho in the h oohoolo in Jenoo County with 5M; unto".

311 Elrll and 233 boyo. Thio in tho oevontoenth your that h-H #erk hos hemoorriod on in Jonoo County and each you tho onrollnont hoe boon incruood-gosh oahool in the County hoe o. Juior and Senior Club. Pollooksviilo onllay-ville High Shhoolo hue olternotod "cry other your since there ore notenough ltudonto to operoto both high whoole. This ‘ivoo no the uvon olubo.

For two you-l I hove ur‘od. boned. naked and tried to got local 4-H ClubIt“ in oil of tho ooumnitioo in tho County. Thooe local orgoniutionoore to function with the leodero tuition“. leadoro being trained by the no.“out. Thin idoo hoe rinolly boon prootiood by tho h-xl Lender in the Oak CroooCmity. She is flu. Lymod Scott end the club hoo been ouonilod with 23h-H ”be" Joining the club. Tue whole oommnity io proud thot they ore thefirst to ouonioo. Other-o will follow on Ook Grove Club hos ot looot on.competitor ond they will have to organise to hoop up with the root.ORGANIZATIUCIA. Procedure

The h-H Prop-on for the you 1949 no plonned print-in by the Pom uniHomo Agent. I a opookihg of the month by uonth louono. AI tho you'goo. by the 4-H County Council 1o very good to help uo plon the progn-othor then the rogulor h-H looting. The Council nake- ou‘gootiono onoorn-in. the prop-no ell through the year. The club unborn help I. got. throughh-E County Council. io .11 that no get.lube: of h—B Clubs ond Enrollment

There no 3 Snior and 1; Junior 4-H Clubo in the County with 541; route".311 mum! 233 boyo.labor or Other Club

more is not on Older Youth Orxoniootion in the County. It ooono thotthe tow peoplo loft hon on out oi‘ high oohool on lorriod with rain“

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out! thoy think thq oro too old to ottuo.‘i‘ho M Monty Council horo oo fool in o vory good ono. Tho Council

noturolly corrioo on oll tho buoinooo of tho County. Tho council loot ooohmonth durin‘ the your omopt July with on orange rtondtnoo of to labor!-This noting is hold rogulor on tho first Friday light which wo think oddoto tho ottondonoo uni participotion in tho nootin‘. 'lo find that by loot-in; oooh month tho ohildron number and ottomi whilo if it nooto goohquutor tho; forgot to oooo. All 4-H flouboro oro invitod to ottond andbring their poronto. Poronta oro mothor problon. Trontan. tho County Soot.it no oaoll tnot tho porhto oonnot uouolly find too nah to do to hoop tho-oocupiod whilo tho h-H looting io boing hold. It poyo to mnko th- volcano.

Tho Council this you hoo oponsorod I noil box inproVomont oonpoign.This hos not been curriod out it ito mlloot but improVonont hos boon ohovn.

Tho Council lponsorad tho ii-H Booth and Connoooion ot the Third JuanCounty Agriculturol hir. Tho booth and tho idoo of cloon up and point upfor Homo Inprovonont. A house no uood with ono-hxlp pointod ond tixod upmd tha other oido couplotoly loft. m1. booth no moo up by o h-flCoalittoo olootod by tho Comoil.

$175.00 voro tho not profit of tho huh booth ot the Jonoo County Fair.This no oporotod by h-H laboro olootod by tho Council with the help ofono Oldor 4-H Club Girl. The 4-H Hoszero have oorriod ocmo oxaollontprojooto with annoy nodo at tho fair. Tho; hon not dosidod how thoy viiito spend this oo yot. It io hopod that thooo prooont Council Ionboro willalso I future you; non ond woman club for Jonoo County-h-H Mhionont Dgyo

The i-li Boomers or Janol County not onoo ooon yoor for o Piold w.Ono Soturdoy Iorning. loot Spring. obout 50 h-il boyo nod girlo not in

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fro-ton with plan“ 1w" for thou flold day- Goloo. roloyo a: non-otlon or vol-tout typos won onjoyod out on tho Loglon Hold. At noon thogroup our“: their plan“ lunohoo ottor dust: the; “Journal and returnedto their human.

‘I'ho 3-H and Ham: Donunotntion AonioVommt Program no hold oooparotholy.The groupa not ot the Agriculture Building in Trm‘.on on Novsabor 16 ct6 o'clock for o picnic ougpor. Followixn, tho supper the group enjoyed group31115111; led by Ira. Hug-,1) Left-.111 with Agnes Pnyo Ballard oo pimiot. moprogram followed with Ira. Voronn J. Mumford no guoot spoozcor. who spokoon 'btpanolon of (pi! ond Homo Demonstration Club York 11: Jones County“.mmrdo woro prooontod to h-i! and Home Jumnotntlon Clubo tad nouboro forootlvitloa during tho you. dinners in ouch group will be duousaod underopoolul bonding.4-H County Council

Tho County Council is composed of‘ all club ol‘z‘iooro in the Seunty. Alhas boon previously dunno“ tho Council mooto onoo ooob loath. Tho otfloorofor this your out President. Mary Bollo Stett of uoyovlllo-Pollookovlilo.V109 Pr-nsident. Jomos William Moran. Tronton and Soorotu'y-Trouuror.Agnou Mo Hollord. Tranton. Tho Prop-an Loodoro and Roportor voro appoint-od by the president.Sohodulo of looting:

Tho 1H1 looting: m nold tno oooond full nook at oonh nenth- Tho moot-ingo bogln at 9:30 :1: ooch oohool with tho Soular h-H Club first ond thenthe Junior follmu. The mootlngo oro hold in Pollocksvlllo on Monday.Trontan on Tuosdoy. Hoyovlllo on ‘Jodnoodoy Ind Comfort on 'rtmrodoy.

The pz*1uslfn,l a. towhoro and 15-}! labors hovo h“ “funny 1:: r..-borin; o'non tho h-H Rooting on to to hold. A 4-1! Colon“: no ado for.11 a-H Imboro. tooohoro and punctpolo om: 3m: to tho- 1: lovubor toholy oolvo thio pail-o fl h-B alt-lo on uko‘ to loop thto “lulu-

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in their h-Xi notebookl which he the deya fer ell ale) meeting i‘er thie«heal yeer circled en the calendar. The tmhers and principle ere Varygretei‘ul for thin.Neighborhood Lauder Syeten

Our neighberhoed leeder a} stem does not. function properly. The ,4;leaders in the: flame Emmett-Hon Clubs are furl) eotive. The Oak Grewllub Louder has organized a local 1;-“ 314‘: with 2:, hamburg.

Month}, ProgrulThe h—fl Pregame in thla County em oerried wt in two weir. pet-tn. Tim

(kl boy! and girls have charge of the first part M‘ the meeting. after whichthey turn the meeting our to tm Fem and Hum»: Agents Fer e Dmnstration forthat day. Some oi‘ the demunstretiana are conducted for boys and girls andother; are curried out eeperetely.

“Each month we program lender in eeoh club is sent a suggested program to:the Joint meeting. These ere ueuelly tekan from the 4-H find. it first whenthis res begun which no about a your ego. the program leedere didn‘t peg machuttention to the letter I lent. new All of the clubs have began using mes.programs or getting up on themselves. but month All of the Club Frauenbeders 1nd ylemed e good pregrem with the stag: and everything eet. reedy to:the mating. The newly elected officers presided beautifully our the lastmeeting.

Tue following; denoustntione were given to the li-P. Ieubere during thinput year: December. "the Il-H'en flexes Chrietmee Gifte'. Jemery. "the 2M!Orgmizntion. and Posture for the 3-H Menber'. February. 'Oeeking Fruits thell-H 'my'. lurch. 'Get More Hill: in Our Diet'. April. 'Prepare to go to College'.Hey. 'h-II Luna '1 ”Idea-flew hbrice'. September. 'Reeaeenble Club: end Recorde-oh-H Short Gourn'. October. 'Pu-lizseutery Procedure' end lumber. 'ti-H Beenhprovmeht '.

The H lumber: eeen to have eageyed ell er theee lentil] Minn.

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17. ProjectsA. Clothing

more are 182 girls carrying 14-}! Clothing Project! and 1109 oomploth.The 4-H Girls are really 139111;; some duod work but than were not sloughmambo” inc entered the 4-11 Drona Hovu. or ant-r Clothlng Projects It thoJonas {:o-mty Agricultural Fair.

On lay 31 nt the Agricultural Building; in 'I‘ranton aha 1““ Girls ofJun" County hold their Annual Drona Revue. This was the: first tins.thot A 5-H Dress Rem. mm staged nlnna at: one program. Thus worn 1'5h-fl'ora mdellng attrnotlvo dreams they 2nd mad. thanuolvol as A partof more: h-fl Clothing; Project for 191:9. The stage was decanted with aback ground of small plno travel mm white flows". groan crop. paper form“an arch in the cantor of tho amigo further carrying out the 4-51 colors ofgreen and min.

The drossea were Judged by Him; thh lint-r13. Home 4,96% 01' UllbluxfiCounty. 5415:; nue Brloldmuao. Home Azont 1nd “155 ‘«'wodward Byara. AssistantHomo agent oi“ Lenoir County. Tho wlnrmra wars announced by Ilsa Bunkhous-nn follows: Sybil Mallard was the county ulnnor and won a blue rluboz‘x.1150 Jackie Pollock. Banter. won a blue rlrsbon, Carl Ann Cox. Iris Jenkins.sue Brook Jones. Carrie 1.:6 Jonas, all sanloru. were 101““ in tan redribbon group. Junior Ramblers: Alta Ann Mallard. "Daphne mlfih and $5011:Hurkor. rooalvod blue ribbons. Annie on .footon. Ease: \Jarol 113cm. BettyTaylor and Mose Ann Gray. received white r1 :bonl.

At the May Meeting the Q-H Members were mam: some of the nawar material:on the market today.

Prizes mars received by tag following; girl: at tug Jonas County Palr.Betty Lou Davenport. Doris Amatrong. Carol Ann 302:. Alta Ann lallaxd. Ronle :‘z'llaon and Mary Belle Stott.

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Sybil Kellen hen dene outstending wet-k in Clethin; thin yeer. in novery enthueiutio ebout the Green Revue and than ehe entered the neck: dreuRevue et the Fair end won first plme. Dephne with. nose Carol 113911 and“HEY LO” fivenport ere others who are in their first year of club workend ham done excellent work in clothing.

3. Node end MtritienThere are 98 girls who tuck F5911 r‘reperetion ee their “-13 Profieot thin

. year, 72) of these completed tueir project work. The winner in this con-tent was Ethel Nee Hail ui‘ the Pellockxville Club. 5m) re ported hevia‘prepered 360 meals during; the you. Ethel line in only 1) but am musrude an excellent beginning.

Therm were two lessone in Nutrition given at the hull Meetings duringthe year. The first was Making F'ruite the li-H my. At this meeting theimportance of fruits in our daily diet and recipe: used from the fi-Ii cookbook “Coeringf the hull Tey'. Tne girls are anxioue to get more of thesebooks for tnair use. They eeem to enjoy this meeting bent of all denun-etretiena given during; the year.

The Damnation “Gettiw; More Milk In Our Diet' n5 given in the 1p}!Club Meeting lent April. Tue milk need fbr this denunatration wee dry-akin:

. milk powder. The metuod For ::m‘~:in,j the powder into milk was shown and milkdrizms ION mde end rumpled by all members present. Tue children weremeted that the milk tested good. Chocolate and grape milk drimze were thei’lnore used and tne children laughed at tue 'Purple Cow' but drank it way.

There were two teens and two individuals vmo had entered tue Dairy EbodeContest in Jones County this you“. All of then fell eat of the contest ex-cept the strong end feithi‘ul team at .enelie lurker and [may Aloeok of thePelleoksville a-H Club. m: is the second _ee.r that theee 12 year oldgit-1e have oerried Dairy Feeds us their prejeet. Their demuetretien fer

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thio you veo on outer“. The girl: preperod e beoio outed end then

chewed new it might he need for 5 different doooerto. Tue girlo geve thin

denonotretien in the looel Home Denonotretiuu Club. This Fell when the

girls returned to eoheol lency uoook hed moved to Trenton School. I he—

lieve. hoverer. they will cautinue with the .Jeiry Foods Demnetretion.

Annie Lee ’Ieoten end Alta Ann Hallard were winnmro in tne q-II Cookie

end Ii-H Candy ”.xhibite e1; the Fair. These girls em both excellent 2,41

members end aerry e. number of projeota with good mrk in ell. Tuey ereonly 13 years; old but 1112,11 and matured for their ego.Heelth Improvzment

The Heeltn Impro'ement Leeflets and Content Information wee presentedto the 4-“ clubs in Jenner}! of lest ,xeer. Mung with this interrelationthe flame Aggent discussed Nita tue group the correct posture for work

end play. and exoeoieoo to improve the u-h’ Members Posture. Hr. it; me.

Assistant County Arent. demuetreted tuese exercise: before the group ei‘tur

which ell of the {group tried tne exercise. All of the (3-H boys em: with

were urged to oerry the Heelth Inprotmeut Pro,,‘eot. There were 279 girlswho took the project and 212 completing.

The Coronation oi‘ the lip-H Health King, end ueen we.» held on “my flatfollowing the i-li Dress Revue. The stag -. was decorated wi’cn SMtall pinesuni cerried out the i-‘d colors. 'Pzae 14-“ King and ,‘ueen. Virgil Hallerdend Kethleen Stilley. were ettended by runners up in the contest. AnnieLeurie Heeth end Carl Killinggewurth. The King and gueon wars the usual,gold and purple robes 01‘ the King and meet: and were crowned by lineEdith ilex'ris. Home Agent. from Inslow Sounty.F‘aed Prooervetion

There were 45 girle who chose the Canning Project for this , eer with32 completed. The winner for the Senior Cenning Conteot no GereldGriffin of the Comfort he}! Club. It leenl thet Comfort hes the Cunning

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wimer each year. Gerald was not entered as State Cnpetition becauseher work is not tsp quality but she is :m E; nice work. she needs helpand enoourag :ment in her activities.

0011M entered :ume of her Omuxim; at tue Jones County F‘air. Othersentering canning at the fair were Agnes Page fiallard. Sy lilo Hullardand Alta Ann Mallard of the Trenton i.—li clubs. Tue; all had Very nicequality too.Presen Feeds

There were only seven girls WHO took Wagon mode a.» Um 1%? Proujaect.311 at" mean did nomplete satisfactory ream-Lie but little etty 'Fa;lurwas for the second year winner in tue Frozen ‘~‘nesia Contest. Betty hasshown emelleut quality as well in quality en mar Frozen Weds Project.[Lune Hanagement

There were .‘9 members enrolled in M39 Hume Management and I»; am Issprove-meat ijeota with so completing. The girls carrying loom ImgrcaVy-mnthave made rugs. bedspreads. dressing table skirts and rearranged theirNone as a part of their Roam heprovwent.

Tne Demonstration for tin: November 4-11 Meetings was a domaitt‘ation on[tom Inpmvament i‘or boys and girls. The emibit used by tne LamirConny 4-H Clubs at the State Feir was used for tuia demonstration. Theboys and girls were mused with ma whole demonstration.Family Relationshipl

One mnthly lesson in the [4-H Club was a di eoussion on “Planning yourFutures". The girls were interested in planning a bright future. a goodmajority of them were planning to continue their education follawing highschool. Infirmation was presented to than on how to choose a vacation andtypes of jobs were discussed to the group. [lain emphasis was placed ondoing what ever you do to the beat of your ability. never do a Job in ahem-way manner.

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a. anltryThorn won some excellent Poultry Projects ctr-rind on in the County thin

YOlr- The girls in the Poultry Chill! wars Junie Ruth HClth. Pays Cex. Jo.Ann Lee. Slilvu Jami Mallard. men “out. 110% Card "#1189“. “9 W1 39713“-Top winnaro in tho Poultry canton were Jam nut and Ros-s Cami 'iluon. whoreceived blue ribbmm on their chickens. These girls mind bottar “PH 90::Of those Ohiokl.

. £11m Rarrow oi‘ Pollockrrvillo recuivod 100 chicks from Um h:ultry Jiuinin 1948. f‘ha “alluring is the nut-tithes l‘-'1IG'.«rd af‘ lmr 1H! Hmltr; Project.'Ono hundred 24-” chicks mud a you of‘ college. Ask any quotations youHid}. but haro'rs 12km proai‘. '"ho chicks [given no war. properly taken careof with only time dying. I ham turnismd chicken and eggs for family usewhich paid i‘mr HHS drain fed tr.) Hun. Tan ‘tii10k8 ware Ccokerela 11111031 Isold For “313.00. and twnlvo I returned to $.sz vam meat to be gold ”The X‘s-mnining 78 have laid 11,016 eggs. 8,719 01" which I gold for $365.80. I ro-ooived $10.00 prize money. I And mouth nanny to pay For tha sturtin; andgrewing man. After all the expenses havu been deducted. and I sell theremaining; chickens. I will ham anough momy to put-onus five one hundredGovernment bonds. which I believe will pay my tuition. mom and board for

. one yo r in college. Thanks fur the one hundred 14-11 chicks."V. Special activities

A. Intionnl [4-H Club ”InkThe Jones County u-H Clubs hado u lot of progress toward better toquaint-

od friondl and neighbors with 4-H Club i.-'ork durin‘; National 4-H Club .uk.lurch 5-11. Doria Armutrong. Flora Gray, 'z'arron Mallard and Kenneth Pollockgne . fine radio program over the New Bum Radio Station 1111?. During thorout of the rock oomittou 1nd by Mar; Bella Stott. Doris Armstrong andnor. Gray visited various civic clubs in the County and gave 4-H prop-m.

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leet of the clubs worked on window dieplqe in their enmity. A-fl film-were dwm to the two Pam Bureau in the County and en neat to ParentLetter we: written to 111 u-H Per-ante in the County.State 9-H Club 100k

There were lj b-H “embers from Jones Cuunty who attended the State (3-HClub “leek in alleixgh dong; wit“ the Home Mont. The hays end girls utteri-in; reported I wonderful ti e. They wouldn't remember nor having .md suche vandori‘ul time. The); are elreedy asking and aorkin; so that cue, mightreturn next year. The Home Aggrmt enJoyed the trip also. Those attendinztuis lest your were Kexmeth Pollock. Jackie Pollock, Sybil Ballard. KathleenStilley. P053! xiuwerd. Aquee (on; e Mallurd. Audrey Phillipa, inrreu Renard.Huger aileon. Bruxton Howard. Virgil :Suilurd. James 'i'ilim Henderson andhen Grey.

C. “-11 Church :sunduyu-II Church Sunday was observed in 10 churches in Jones County this year.

This .iundey was in Key. The Miniltere coopereted with the u-ii Club Lender:in putting own- this program. The programs possibly could have been betterit each church and a resident preeoher. Very impressive .41 (11mm): SundayPrograms were reported by both A-Ii'ere end Adults.

u-Ii JumpOn Saturday. June 2;}. about noon. 67 u-H'ere returned to Trenton from their

4-H Camp at ‘Shite Lake. The enamammit is believed to be one of has best av 4‘held. A3 leaders this your besides the Extension Montana“ Hrs. from Willard.Rev. Any Harrington and )arriu Kooncs. The group leaders for the cup wereMrs. Limr 0d Scott. Heed. flies Macy Mallard, Heart. B. C. Gruy. Hands andMarian Laftin. Health. Tap winners in camping efficienoe tests this 'ear atamp who will be worded a free trip to nut year's camp were Doris Armstrongmd Roger .ileon in the Senior Group and Kay Heekina end Hnyee Keene. in the

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