Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-04-07
MASON VALLEY CLUB NOTES

road School Club, in the person OF
Carrie Ellison, at Wabuska.
The follow ng is the reort OF the
Club President, Grace Penrose, for the
month OF March, as copied and sub
mitted by the Club Secretary, lola
Markwell:
Minnie Keyes have finished the
bread making and have taken the hrst
lesson in sewing. | am going to start
salads.
He rbert Penrose: | intend to raise
two Berkshire pigs. | intend 10 get
them from my father. | am gong 10
start in April
Edna Mcmillan: | have started
sewing and intend to start cooking
in April. 8 IS
Mildred Smith: | have had one
lesson in sewing and intend to take
cooking soon. :,
lola Markwel: have started with
nv sewing and intend to continue IT.
and start my cooking in April.
Thelma Keyes: have started the
sev;,g and intend to start cooking III
April. | have finished the berad iiiaN-
ing and intend to start on soups &C.
reals and vegetables.
Esther Mcmillan: | have had inc
first lesson in sewing, and intend 10
start cooking soon
Flora Stock: Have had one lesson
in sewing and going to start cooNi"e
soon.
Lucille Stice: have started sew
ing and intend to start cooking next
month.
Grace Penrose: l have finished
h-ood aud bread making, and intend
70 start soups and vegetables heN'
week We have had the first two
lessons in sewing.
Carrie Ellison: | have just joined
.,d have taken my first lesson IN sew
mo and will start cooking in April
Clarence Nagel: I intend to RAISE
Rhode Island Red chickens. am
going to raise twelve. chickens. l am
ao;no to oct them in Reno, Nevada
| am going to start next ''ioii''
(ApriD
Edward Dyer: | intend to raise
White Leghorn hens | am gong 10
oct them from home and start III
April.
Thompson School Organizes.
We shall soon have an article u
nrh,;sh from the Thompson school,
where very lively home economies
club was organized last Friday Inc
o;r,s in this club say that they are
going in to win that silver cup, to oe
Given the best H. +. c. member,
Barrett School Reports
Work for March
The following is the report OF the
the Barrett Club for March as sent II
bv Ed Batchelder, Secretary
Ed Batchelder: have plowed ano
narrowed my ground | have planted
NV hotbed. | placed some soil in
box. Then I planted the seed. Gov
them tightly with dressing.
Gus Smith: have three lambs
now. One is running with the eve
and the other two feed with thu
bottle. | feed them five or six time
day. keep them in the house, AM
warm the milk every time feed them
Another boy joined the Boys an
Girls Animal Husbandry Club today
| will send report next month
We have adopted as our motto TO
the Barrett Club, 1--WE Won't Civ
Up"
State Leader Visits Western DistrlS
Miss Norma ]. Davis, State Leadt
in the Girls Club work, is on tou
of the Western District, comprisin
Douglas, Lyon and Ormsby countie
in the interest OF the work.
Miss Davis has visited the girls
their homes, and finds that gree
deal of cooking and sewing has a
ready been started. The rivalry
close. and the Lyon County girls a
going to be in among the hrst,
maybe one will be first, in the conte
TO win that silver cup.
New President of Meissner Club.
Owing to unavoidable circustanct
Willie Richards, the president OF t
Meissner School Club, had to resig
We are sorry to lose him. The eli
has elected Thelma Johnson as
new president and made an excelle
choice. The same secretary, fr
Richards, continues in office. l
Meissner report will be in before ior
Project Visits.
The District Leader has been WIS
~ .-o;actc in the Gardening a