The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-11-12
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
FROM A TRAGIC DEATH
HOME DEMONSTRATION
WORK IN union COUNTY

awaited an opportunity to return to
the county, as / realized the possibili-
ties ready for development, as when
my itinerary booked me for Union this
week hailed it with delight, for most
pleasant "reminiscences encompassed
the recollections Of my summer visit"
said Mrs. Dora Dee Walker, assistant
State agent of Home Demonstration
work in South Carolina, when intro
duced today.
"The club work of the girls under
the supervision of Miss Smith," she
continued, "is on thorough funda-
mental basis and has shown con-
clusively a most successful years
work. Miss Smiths work has been
all we could desire, she has followed
instructions literally and most palpa-
bly, gratifying results have ensued
Domestic Science rooms are being
equipped in the schools for the use
of her bread club and Domestic Sci
ence classes, at the same time she is
advancing the grades of agriculture
among her club members each year.
Truly the progress of Union County
Home Demonstration Work is indeed
most gratifying and now we find the
season ripe and the opportunity ap-
parent for organizing Home Demon
stration Clubs for woman, nor have
[ found dissenting voice. We or
ganized a large club of interested wo-
men at Jonesville the morning of No
vember 4th. One also at West
Springs in the afternoon, splendid
club was organized in Union at the
Chamber of Commerce the morning
of November 5th, and another at
Tinker's Creek in the afternoon, be-
sides an organization effected at Mon
arch at night. There are las women
Incorporated in these five Home
Demonstration clubs, all ready to pur-
sue the twelve months of conven-
tional studies prepared by the State
agents for their benefit"
Miss Smith .ststf that. the two sopa-
up the Home Demonstration stuoies'
We remember these clubs had eN-
hibits at the county fair.
These seven clubs will meet once
month, at each meeting some problem
of home economics will be studied
and the county agent in charge o
> Home Demonstration work will give
b. demonstration to illustrate the lesson
; The admirable feature in relation t
the work is that there are no tees
All literature and outline of work ar
e sent out from Winthrop college an
2 United States Department of Agr
l. culture. All in the community al
IS invited to attend these different NEE
. ings. !,
1, The Jonesville club will meet in tt
y basement of the Methodist churc
Z; The time of meeting, End Tuesday
i'll ternoon of each month.
President, Mrs. F. M. Ellerbee.
is Vice-president, Mrs. Will Wood
II, Secretary and treasury, Miss era
u' Farr.
ts, The West Springs club will meet
&c the school auditorium. The time
er meeting, 2nd Friday afternoon ca
ho month
President, Mrs. c. F. Johnson.
MS Vice-president, Mrs. Boyd Lane
Isl ter. =,
&c Secretary and treasurer, Miss b
Ine Walters.
ds, The Union club will meet in Cha
HIS ber of Commerce rooms. The time
lrg meeting, 3rd Tuesday morning e
. President, Ms. Ora B. FAINT.
Vice-president, Mrs. c. II. Peak
RIM Secretary and treasurer, Mrs. >.
; j.
W. The Monarch club will meet
aas' Community Club House. The TIM
erS' meeting, 3rd Tuesday afternoon
veil, .nl
I,n,. month.
ker' President, Mrs. Sallie jolly.
i. Vice-president, Mrs. w. f. Gree
end emo Secretary, Miss Fannie Brown.
tion Treasurer, Mrs. j. E. Haas.
u The Cedar Hill club Will NEE
school auditorium. The time OF n
oh ing, End Thursday afternoon OF
uy month.
small VI uns;dort Miss Fannie
T,: burn.
ihis I'M, Secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Bishop. r
aa The Tinker's Creek club will
lnted in the school house. The tin
''her' meeting has not been arrange
The Bonham club meets in ditl
Farr homes of the members. The til
Union meeting, the 4th Saturday afte
Bes- of each month.
ferries President, Miss Mahala Smi
Farr, Vice-president, Mrs. Minnie
gs in Secretary and treasurer, Mrs
with Belue.
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