The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-20
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Third Annual Farm Bu-
! reaul0 Outing to be Held
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Next week, from July Is to 30 in.
elusive has been selected by Wi.
lam y Mccomas, agricultural
agent % the Marion County Farm
Bureau and Miss Eva Blair, coun.
ri Denomination agent, for the an.
nual camping out gathering OF the
Marion County boys and Girls
Club. The camp viii be pitched on
East run, beautiful SPOT about
two miles west Of Pennington.
This viii be the third annual camp
the club members have held and
al sreilo king forward to the event
With the greatest enthusiasm.
Several Instructors vii. be pres.
emit from Morgantown and arrange.
tnents have also been made to have
NILS Evelyn NJ. Thomas, OF the
Red Cross, and DR.. L. N. Yost,
county health physician. give
health talks son Friday, July 30,
which has been designated as visit.
toFs day. Dr. Yost will give an
illustrated lecture on The subject OF
Rural Sanitation.
The following Instructors from
the West Virginia University a.
Morgantown will be present: Rob.
ert s Hawkins. assistant director
Of athletics; Elma Gregory, sew.
ing INSTRUCTOR; Gladys Scranage,
fot1r.fold life; Martha Thompson,
Instructor in Pageantry; Fleming
'yyse, assistant in athletics; and
Harry ". Peters, OF Erie, PA, In.
stfuctor in Sunday school plans.
a letter received this morning
by Miss Blair from N. T. Frame, di.
rector Of agricultural extension,
states that Miss Marion Brock, In.
etructor in foods, will also be pres.
ent during the week.
The following letter sent out By
Miss Blair and Mr.. McComas, tells
all about the Conditions undei
Which the boys and girls may at.
FAIRMoNT, w. VA,
July IS; 1921.
Dear Club Member,
The county camp will be held at
East Run the week of July rs to
so. Supper will be the first meal
served, so bring your own dinner.
The camp Is la half mile from the
East Run stop on the Warrington
car line and also about tho same
distance off the paved road between
Feirmont and Warrington.
Those who come to camp will be
expected to stay all week, and will
also be expected 10 have their club
work up to date. See that all your
reports are in and your records
complete;
The enrolment fee for camp will
be one dollar. This is to buy sup.
plies and pay other expenses.
In addition to the one dollar.
each member must bring the fol.
lowing:
One empty bed tick, towel and
soar, blanket, tooth brush and
comb, note book and pencil (girls,
bring thimble and scissorsl, pie
PAN l:nite, fork, spoon and tin cup,
! dozen eggs, 6 potatoes. 2 quarts
green beans. Q beets, small head
cabbage, 3 onions, ears corn lin
husksl s ripe tomatoes or / can.
cup soup beans, cup oatmeal,
1:2 pound raisins, IA pound salt
pork, ! cup corn meal, cup sugar.
15cups rice, 10 pound butter, / glass
Jelly or Jam, chicken (alive).
Your supplies will be checked up
when you arrive, SO II you can not
bring all that is listed above, you
viii need to bring enough cash TO
make up for it.
Girls, wear boomers and MILDLY
q plain Bingham dress; no fancy
clothes allowed.
Boys, wear strong, durable
clothes.
Enclosed. Is a post card, which
rejuires no stamp for a reply to
this letter. II you are going write
Yes. Hon the. back OF It and sign
your name. II you can not so
write mo-"
Return this card so VIC will get
Il not later than Thursday, July
y We must know what arrange
tients 10 make.
Friday will be the Visitors day;
ask your triendc and parents to
come on that day.
We are claiming the best camp
ever. Come with lots OF pep and a
smile!
Yours very truly.
EVA-L L. BLAIR,
Home Dem, ACT,