The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1918-04-06
THREEDAy COURSE:
FOR co. CLUB GIRLS
To Be HELD HERE.
Practical Demonstrations and Lee
lures By Specialists VIII Be
Given During Term.
COURT HOUSE TO BE USED.
Program For Three-Day Session =
Board and Lodging at Court
Daily Menu.

and the problems they had to con-
front have been solved in club meet
ings, but for fear of the problems
for summer being so numerous
have decided that the best way TO
overcome some of them would be to
have a short course lasting three
days for the girls who have their
one-tenth acre plots and for the Poul-
try Club girls who have at least four
pure bred chicks Or chickens.
All girls who have not the club re-
quirements are urged to be here
and attend every period Of work.
She Will be required to take note
book to every class and at the end Of
three days her note book will be
graded and she will know how she
stands in her club work.
The 3-day course will cover eve
ry phase in a small way Or club work
and every girl from the age Of ten
will see the Importance Of the work
in relation to her life. Specialists
will be with us to demonstrate their
respective line of work.
Meals will be given and beds will
be found IN the Court House dormito-
~ W every gin. L III
ton Of fifty (50) cents will be re
CURED Of every girl, or eggs or corn
meal to that amount.
Every club girl of course will bring
her own toilet articles with her, viz ::
Two face towels, l face cloth, l
cake soap, 1 comb, l club apron, /
club cap, 1 cup and saucer, 1 plate,
/ soup plate, l knife and fork, tea
spoon and l table spoon, 4 sacks
corn meal, shorts or flour.
Most OF the girls named below
have met the club requirements, those
who have not quite finished are urged
TO DO so and attend the school.
Bay ST.. Louis Girls.
Mary Perkins, Elsie Day, Ruth
Day, Ida Sylvester, Pearl Morehouse,
Edna Won Ehren, Clara Kergosier,
Ella Fayard.
Kiln Girls.
Estelle Irwin, May Mauffray, Jes
sic Nicaise, Edna Ladner, Myrtle
Brown, Merium Haas, Cecile Dolby,
Mcqueen, Bonny May Holden, Rita
Nicaise,.
WaveIand Girls.
Helen Rosenberger, Beatrice Bour
geois, Agnes Bourgeois.
Lake Shore Girls.
Clemmie Cuevas, Rosa Ladner,
Clare Ladner, Estehr Garcia, Lena
Nicaise, Mary Green, Irene Green,
Corinne Bourgeois, Nellie Ladner,
Bella Bordages, Lucie Cuevas, Lou
vina Ladner.
Westonia Girls.
Ollie Spence, Matte Spence, Emile
Welch, Annie Frandarson, Lellie Bcr-
nett.
Logtown Girls.
Adele Casanova, Florence Russ,
Fourine Dorr, Inez Mitchell, Alma
Parker, Diana Evans, Albertha Lott,
Orveila Lott, Eugenia Asher, Matte
Townes, Nettie Holleman, Francis
Rich, Inez Casanova, May Miller, Ma
bel Fountain, Irene Bennett, Fran
Bennett, Louisa Mitchell, Irma Koch.
Lottie B. Summers, Mamie Houze,
Bella Parent, jamie Bennett, Eugenia
Bennett, Grace Garreau,.
Gainesville GiEls.
Zelma Nelums.
Napoieon Girls.
Rita Hover, Melissa Hover, Pearl
Davis, Ithmal Murphy.
Sellers Girls.
Elena Smith, Lora Smith, Lucina
Smith, Harvis Smith, Mabel Smith,
Kizzie Smith, Orvella Smith, Gladys
Smith, Eric Smith, Dora Breland,
Annie Ladner, Olive Moreland, Hat
te Shaw, Cordelia Shaw, Bertha Lad
ner, Carolie Cuevas, Geneva Ladner,
Arzolie Cuevas.
Aaron Academy Girls.
Leona Mcqueen, Annie Thigpen,
Antoinette Mcqueen.
Lee Town Girls.
Hattie Lee, Dora Lee, Mittie A.
Lee, Mfttie S. Lee, Jessie Lee, Davie
Lee, Rhoda Lee, Mary Lee, Elsie
Lee, Mary Jane Lee, Meranda Lee,
Jennie Lee, Louvenia Smith.
White Cypress Girls.
Agnes Cuevas, Louvenia Cuevas,
Rena Cuevas, Cora Cuevas, Lena
Ladner.
Ella May Pearson.
Flat Top Girls.
Elsie Smith, Stella Smith, Hattie
Smith, Leoha Smith, Velzora Miller.
Nancy Wheat, Matte Wheat, Fannie
Gipson, Flora Gipson, Suddie War
ren, Thelma Fleming, Irene DAYS..
Cleveland Line School.
Cordelia Lee, Vermintia Mitchell
Eunice Farmer, Ettie Spears, Mary
Mitchell, Eunice Pearson.
Sorir Girls.
Izella Cameron, Ollie Cameron
Nell Garriga, Ava Garriga, Theresa
Peterson.
The following programme will be
| followed out:
FIRST DAY.
s to $50 A. NJ. Organization.
$50 to 9:45. Breads. Substitute
Yeast, use of substitute.
9:45 to 1000 A. M. Games, recre
| alton.
10 to II A. NJ. Cottage cheese dem
| onstration of use.
II to II M. Use of left-overs -
bread, rice, potatoes, oatmeal.
IL to 80 P. NJ. Dinner and rest
1 80 to P. M. Personal hygiene
| 2 to P. M. Demonstration of fire
| less cooker or iceless refrigerator