Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-01
PRIMARY ASSOCIATIONS.
The ChIldrtn's Fair 10 DO Held IN
Davis County.
Addrss, OF the Primary state prcsi.
dsncY 90 the Parents, children
aud rcopIe CsneraIty,

ANMiNftlOGt AIANli county,
August IA. 1t has been decided
that the Primary associations OF Davis
Stake hold fair IN the latter part Of
September. We think It best 10 call
their attention TO the fact that there l.
a little less than two mouths' timo 10
prepare for the event; and II we have
an exhibit W. want II to bsR credit to
the children OF Davis county. There.
lore a few suggestions may bo timely.
The Fair will be- held inFarmington,
and we feel to thank the Judge anu
members Of the county court for kind
ly permitting Us 10 use the cur. house.
We DESIRE 10 have our boy. aud girls
excel Ia all kinds Of home industries
and learn 10 do their work we'll.
There arc some boys who are very
handy with tools anu can make won
dorful thiugs with only a pocket kuliO.
Then lot ~ see who can make any
Kind OF machinery, such as threshins
machines, feapefs, mowers, tools anu
furniture Of all kiuds, bToOms, toys,
utc. Have We no inventors IN Davis
COuniy2 IL they can only haven't "a tly.
catcher.
This appeal Il to all young men and
boys under - yeats Of aye.
Smaller boys eau make bee hives,
screens Tor windows, grntets, butter
ladlei, comb cases, mOp-lliCEs anu
ornaments.
Boys as well as girls should learn
nusic-fotm nio musical bands, oithof
bfass, martial, string, harmonic, Ito.
whistle " anything else that Will make
music. EHch baud should be- under
tho care Of proficient leader, that
order may prevail.
There viii be a department Tor girls
gofk-dross making, dnrning, mond.
ing, knitting, straw urAiding, making
artificial flowers and various other
thing.
Drawings and specimens VI whiting
will be tof boys ami girls.
We want the girls 10 become first
class hOusekeepers and c1oks-tO learn
10 make good bread, butter pickles,
preserves, bottle mutt ami see how
thin they can peel apples and potatoes
they should study economy by MAX
ing their own vinegar starch soap,
candles, etc. The tlmu was when We
bai 10 make these articles VI 30 Win.
out.
A liberal donation Of beans is de
sired.
There will be conservatory Of
nOWert; also lunch table AMI Ice
cream stand,
Aswe wish 90 help ourselves q nau-
! cially, any article Of clothing, toys, or
ofnameuts donated by the people viii
be- thankfully received aud viii be for
sale.
A 50 cent prize viii be given for the
| beet home mndr straw hat; 80 ceuts Tor
| tie best made drUs.; jl cents for the
| beet darniua; 20 Uuuw Tor tho best
mepdlup: so dents for the best ma 1T,
ment OF vegetable, Mr. Lucy Rigby
! offers a prize OF 90 ccuta for the best
pair Of susptudyrs kui. by little boy.
| win some Uthegs uf our patriotic CHI.
Gems Uiier pptcnl ptgmlum,2
We trust the children viii be 6ttlct!y
| honest and not expect credit Tor cork
| which they have not done th0msrlyes.
The Far VIII open on Ifur day,
! September "a, alu close on Saturday,
he .0,b. Tue price ui admission fOr
Adults will DO 10 ccntsi childfen o
| cents.
The Primary conference viii be- held
in Toe meeting house on Friday, Sept.
gs.b. commencing AZ 10 O'clock am,
and there will DO but one seasiou, TO
live the children Au opportunity OF
visiting the Fair Ia the afternoon.
An entertainment viii bo given In
| thn evening. Tho presidents are there.
fore solluitud to rcnd 10 their program
~ soon As rOHitlr'
A good attendance H. desired al the
gClrefs meeting tho last Enday Ia
August Rsspecuully
AUREItA $, ROGERs,
JULIA HISS,
Lucy A. CLARK,
sake Presidency.