The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, July 01, 1920, Page 2, Image 2
HOME DEMONSTRATION DEPT. !
Miss Emma Jane Yarn, Home
Demonstration Agent.
Girls' Programme for July.
Call to order by the president.
Roll call, reports of club members, j
Minutes.
Business.
Club song.
Demonstration?Canning of tomatoes
and tomato products.
Reading?Land of the South (by
one of the club members.)
Questions.
Record Books.
Talk on fall gardening (stressing
the importance of starting fall gardens).
Close with club creed:
"We believe in training the head
to give us power to think, plan ana |
reason: in training the heart to make
us kind, sympathetic, and true; in
training our hands to be helpful, skillful
and useful; and in caring for our
health to give us strength to enjoy
life, to resist disease and to make us
more efficient."
Winning Letters.
While at the state short course
held at Winthrop college June 3-12
all club girls were asked to write
letters home telling what they had
learned and done. The best ones
were selected up there from each
county and sent to the agent to publish
in the county papers. The two
winning this honor from Bamberg
i county were Tallie Smoak, of the
Duncanville club, and Ruth Sanders,
of the Olar club.
"Winthrop College, June 11, 1920.
. i "Dear Home Folks:?Today is our
last day at this lovely place. Winthrop,
where I have been for the past
ten days attending the state short
course. I just want to tell you some
of the things I've learned, seen and
done wnne up nere. we nave learnlots
of new games at the gyifmasium
taught by Miss Lydy. She also taught
us scngs and many other interesting
things.
"One of lie most interesting things
I want to tell you about is the trip ;
to the poultry and dairy farm. We
saw them making the butter which
we used at he college and the huge
incubators that held twenty-three
hundred eggs. The chickens are beautiful.
"Mrs. Dora Dee Walker gave us
some very useful information about
canning in the steam pressure cooker
and in the open canner. This morning
we had a very interesting talk on
good food and good health by Misses
Foriiey and Snyder. We also had lessons
in stenciling and I did a, pretty
chair cover. Last night we went to
the movies in the auditorium and saw
"Winthrop Day By Day" and afterwards
to a reception given by Dr. and
Mrs. Johnson. We went in swimming
Monday evening and certainly did
enjoy it.
"You all can never imagine what a
fine place Winthrop is until you have
had the opportuity of seeing it as I
have had and I wish every club girl
. could have that privilege. I have attended
every meeting and have en..
joyed every one; I am determined to
do my club work "well and get the
>. most out it for I realize it is quite
a privilege to be a club member.
"TALLIE SMOAK."
"Winthrop College, June 11, 1920.
"Dear Home Folks:?I am up at
Winthrop at the state short course
having the best time I have ever had
in my life. We have learned and
seen so many interesting things here.
We have learned v "w to make salad
dressing, how to beans, tomatoes,
and all kinds of vegetables. I am
going to can some when I get home.
Miss Varn gave us a demonstration
and showed us how to set out the
tomato plants properly and prune
them.
"We have had so much fun at the
gymnasium. Miss Lydy has taught us
lots of songs, yells, and games and
gave us exercises to make us strong
and healthy. We are going to have
field day exercises tonight at 7:30
and I know we shall have a good time.
"Georgia Fogle, Mary Hayne Walker,
Mildred Eaves and I had a little
party in our room and invited Miss
Varn and some of our friends and
we did have the best time.
"We have had a wonderful time up
here and sure do thank Dr. Johnson
for letting us have the short course
at Winthrop and thank all the
agents for giving us such a nice time
and teaching us so much. I wish
every club member could attend it.
"RUTH SANDERS."
Notice.
The members of the home demonstration
clubs of South Carolina who
attended the state short course at
Winthrop this year started the Johnson-Walker
home demonstration loan
fund. This fund provides for a scholarship
worth $100.00. This scholarship
is to be given bv competitive examination
to a girl from the home
demonstration clubs of South Carolina.
At the end of her course this
girl is to return this fund without interest,
at the rate of $100.00 per year,
which amount in turn educates another
girl. It is hoped by the founders
of this fund that all home demonstration
club members who attend
the state short course at Winthrop
will provide a similar fund each year
so that a new girl will be able to
enter Winthrop each year on this
-scholarship.
Resolntions of Thanks.
Whereas, we the club members of
the various clubs in Bamberg county
having enjoyed the hospitality shown
and having been greatly benefited by
the instructions received at the county
short course held in Bamberg June
(Continued on page 6, column 1.)
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Withrop College
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
| EXAMINATION.
The examination for the award of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission of
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County Court House on Friday, July
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