Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

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The Harris Grove Farmers club
was very pleasantly entertained at
Glandale, the home Of Mr., and
Mrs. H i. Jones, September So.
Some of the members were real
late in arriving. and our hostess
very good naturally waited din
ner for them.
At 2 p. m. the meeting WIS.,
called to order by the vice pres
|ident and we listened to music byD
Bernice Meats and Blanche
Hardy, after which the minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.. J. S. Vanderhoof, after
passing his eighty fourth birth
day and being member Of the
club for fifty years, rendered his
resignation, which the club ac-
|cepted with regrets and by 9;
Unanimous vote made him an
honorary member. It
Readings we're, called for and
Mrs. Orr responded with an ar-s
ticle entitled sThe Farm Gymna-
sum-" Mr.. Will Orr, Advice to-
Young Men, Mrs. Gowens, High;
Prices Tempt Farmers to Sell
Off Their Poultry" Mrs. Selvy;
ION Getting Co." and Mrs. Brown
"The Editors Trip Over Western
Iowa
These articles brought out
some very lively discussions, and
verle, Dwight and Hazel James.
|recited some very nice pieces for
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The bills of fair expenses were
presented, paid and the balance
of the money turned over To- the
treasurer. Bills Of the club pic
mic were also settled. IA vote Of.
thanks was rendered. to Mr.. Me-
Kinney for the work he so kindly
and cheerfully gave toward dec
Grating the booths at the fair.
Mr.. selvy, Mr.. Jones and Mr..
Gowens were appointed q COM
mittee to secure new members to-
fill the vacancies. Questions.
were taken up and the following
question was unanimously APP
proved Of by a vote Of the clubs.
Seeing that there is much need
|of better and more durable roads,;
would it not be wise for our
county supervisors to try the plan
| Of oiling a mile or more of the
Lincoln highway as an experi@'
ment?
Second: It is not necessary
THAT our boys need enter the:
learned professions such as law
medicine, ETC., to make some-
Thing out Of themselves, but Il
good : education is necessary in
| all vooations of life.
Committee for readings: Mr..
|Whiteman, Mrs. Jones, Mr.. Bee
bee, Mr.. Meats, Mrs. Diselbess9
and SMr. Gowens.
Question committee: MI. Orr
Mr.. Divelbess and Mr.. Jones.
Questions for October: First
lSince most countries now aim at
government for the good Of all,
what should patriotism teach9 Re-
ferred to Mr.. Meats. 8.
Second: Which is better, to re-
move children absolutely from the
environment Of evil or to fortity
them by developing strength Of
character? Referred to Mrs.
Jones.
Third: Should the farmers
wife do mending for the hired,
man? Referred to Mrs. Dwell
bess.
Visitors present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Doty, Mr.. and Mrs. Green!
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernice Jones ana.
family, Mr.. and Mrs. HernAs:
Jones and family, Mrs. Stewart
and sons. Mrs. Peter Cox, Mrs. G.I
E. Johnson, Mr.. II. H. McKinney, s
Clyde and Glen Jones, and the
Misses scebolt, Hardy, Clark and
Cody.
sIIhere being ne further husi-
iness the club adjourned to NEST
the last Saturday in October with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Beebee.
F. BEEBEE, I
MRS. BROWN, Vice Pres.
Secretary. sS1
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