The Penn's Grove record., 1921-09-09
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS
Salem County Boys and Girls Agricul-
ture and Home Economics Clubs to
Held County Fair at Quinton on
September II

SNPNSHiDVT Il
rThe 120 odd members now in good
standing in the various clubs of the
County will be present 1000 strong
on the above date to enter the contest
for prizes for exhibits and for demon
strations, judging contests, etc.
The demonstrations and the exhibits
of pure bred animals and of work
done by the members and clubs will
be OF great interest to the public gen
orally. 1t is hoped that the people
of the County will attend this event
= and give it the attention it merits. Be
cause his Salem County Club Fair is
merely a summary of the work done in
the County during the current season,
the purpose of which is to encourage
the adoption of better practices on the
farm and in the home, and not a
scheme to make none for any indi-
vidual or group of individuals. No
admission will be charged. There will
be something of interest to everyone.
All are welcome.
Members, leaders, exhibits and ma
terials and equipment for ~demonstra-
tons should be on the grounds on the
afternoon of the 10th, or by 8 o'clock
on the morning of the 18th. All iudg-
ing and awarding of prizes for eX-
7 hibits will be done in the forenoon.
Demonstrations and other contests
will occur in the afternoon and even
ing.
Entrants and contestants who will
of necessity be on the grounds all day
fshould come provided with lunches.
Feed Except milk for all animals
should be brought by each member eX-
hibiting.
The program for each club calls for
a demonstration by the club in the
community in which said club is locat-
ed except in some cases where this
plan is not feasible. The schedule
given below shows the complete plan
of the demonstration work for all
clubs OF the County. The dates for
the various community demonstrations
are subject to change at the discre-
ton of the leaders in charge in the
community. These local club achieve
ment days should prove exceedingly
interesting to everyone in that locality.
Project leaders to be consulted in
each community are listed as follows:
| Agriculture Projects
Quinton. Roy c. Patrick.
Daretown, Swing Williams, George
Hitchner.
M~onroeville, B. Hayes Newkirk, c..
H. Dubois.
Home Economics Projects
Alloway, Mrs. Ella Bates, Mrs. A.
D. Darlington, Mrs. Ruth Timberman,
Miss May Dorrell.
Elmer, Miss Florence Sturr.
Monroeville, Miss Mildred Dare,
Miss Bertha Rainea, Mrs. Lillian A.
Dare.
Demonstrations For County
Below is the tentative schedule of
demonstrations to be given by the
various clubs of the County in 1921:
Canning
AiloWay-The cold pack method.
4 In community, September s; County,
wide, September II.
ElmerlThe cold pack method.
County wide. September II.
Monroeville-a. Cold pack method.
In community, October 7. b.. Use of
Sanned products. In community, Oc-
tober 7; County wide, September II.
Norma-The cold pack method. In
community, September /.
Clothing
Administering c~onvenicnces. In
community, September s; County
wide, September II.
Corn
Monroeville-Selection and storing
seed corn. In community, October Z;
County vide, September II.
Dairy, Jr.
MISUNDERSTANDING Young
q calves. In community, October Z;
County wide, September II.
Foods
Monroeville-a. Foods: Their char
acter and values. b.. Properly pre-
pared, well balanced meal for six. c.
Milk. In community, October 7;
County wide, September II.
Pig
Aldine-Profts from pure breds.
County wide, September II.
Elmer-Profts from pure breds.
County wide, September II.
Daretown-a. Profits from pure
breds. In community, September 10;
County wide, September II. b. Feed
ing pure breds, gifts and boars. In
community, September 10; County
7 wide, September II.
Quinton-a. Profits from pure breds.
In community, September II; County
wide, September II. b. The self
feeder for pork hogs. In community,
September II; County wide, Septem-
Der II.
Elmer-a. Pure bred poultry. b;
Poultry parasites. Remedies and
treatment. County wide, September
Very truly yours,
seth IT F.