The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-05-12

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Hon. r. vs.. CLARK state specialist
from the s. e. 81. College at SILVIA
! ter. delivered one Of the best address
~ ever given IN Bedvcr county witch
was enjoyed ana appreciated as on
inspiring mental feast by a crow led
W b Hanley. County Club Agent.
gave n concise talk on club privileges.
| opportunities and results. He is a
i've wire and is putting Beaver coun-
ne n the state prizes for county
J Irrrts FOR being among the first TO
l get his county organizations uumer-
The Fairview club b. one OF the
largest in the county and tf DOING
come good work. The officers are
President. Clyde SimmonB.
Vice President. Ena MARROW.
Secretary. Bernice Lebo
Treasurer. Clarence Neere,
Clvde simmons. corn club member
recsived his pure bred seed corn from
IT. Harlev this week.
iu the poultry club many have re-
.elved and set the pure bred egEr
foufe chicks are hStchcd
Tho Pig and Grain sorghum club
members are also busy ana doing the
essential work.
M Hanley'r efficiency is bringing
results and the club members. teach
ers and farmers W. an able aF-
sistsut who gladly responds 10 every
Mr. Haniev introduced the club
class. conducted the SINGING Of tho
Tub songs on the evening program
and expressed appreciation q an ef
forts and work aud gave e~rouragc-
ncuf and inspiration 20 the members
The urNt club meeting viii be May
1Ifh with Mrs. NARROW as supervisor
Mrs. simmons viii assist ou June
oith. Mrs. Niece on July goth. Mrs
NrNubb on r 2Gth. me0tiuEs
The county agent VIII visit the Clul
amy time during the summer whom
requested by the leader.
The inner was a neycr-to-be-for-
gotten AFFAIR and everybody was thcre
from our darling wee -grnUdsous to
mothers.
In quantity and quality II could not
be surpassed. Five largo tables wore
completely covered with such de-
Icious food as Fairvlew mother
know how 10 prepare and serve and
when announced we wore elbow to
elbow and all had the happy smile
NJ pleasant anticipation Of the pleas
IRE Of a dinner good cas- mother used
90 cook After Rev. j. W. BoleF
blessings. granted "A Joyous meal was
The p. NJ. ball games resulted as
Mothers 5-Daughters 6.
Picltups 21-Wndcats ~.
Forgau 15-Fhirvicw 10.
In the evening program the pupils
their piano duet MI thru. their parts
wore well rendered. There have been
rs in the eth grade this winter and
they are a class 20 be proud nf. sim
rer", earnest workers, everyone. ~
class We're addressed bv the following
W. g. Girk Of the School BOARD OF
We. tho People. represented and eN-
pressed the patrons and boards sid,
Of school life. interest and desires
Rev. J. W, Boles, and Rev. g.. q
Pearson each expressed their thot
and view. These two devoted mon
appreciated every effort put forth
FOR education and advancement and
stand Tor hearty cooperation Of tho |
churches and schools ana are ever
ready 10 lend a helping hand
Hon. II. W. Clark Of the state
and W. p. Hanley Of the county
clubs gave appropriate thots fur
Of appreciation Of efforts and duty |
done. OF ideals and inspiration for fu-
ture work that brings results.
w: J. Henson, county supt- was in
appropriate place on this part OF the
proEram but for some unavoidable |
reason could not he present.
The parents have shown their hearty |
cooperation and interest, III every de-
Jail Of chool work "a is shown hy
the low per cent ~ tartiness and by
records as woll as the announcement
Tn use Of the District Library and
the Library received from the state
Library Commission.
Those receiving certificates for per-
feet attendance were ollie Grace Pow
ers ana Floyd Earl Davis.
seven h"h'hs f'ti''l A''e"u'Hcc
~. tNlIh ioNelA
ii-leh NARROW
six Months.
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