The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-01-14
ENTERPRISE CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS
GOOD TALKS MADE
BIG SCHOOL RALLY FOR SIXTH
DISTRICT WILL BE HELD ON
FIRST FRIDAY IN MARCH.
BOYS CORN CLUB GETS BUSY
Community Poultry Show vii Be Held
at Enterprise on January 22--comr
mittees Preparing for Fair Next
Fall.
(From Saturdays Daily Herald)

(From Saturdays Daily Herald).
Several people of the community
brought eggs to the meeting yesterday
for the purpose of having them judg-
| ed in accordance with the announced
plans to pay prize of fifty cents for
winners in each class. Mrs. ]. d.
Barnett won the first prize on brown
eggs, while Albert Holt captured a
similar prize on white eggs.
| The meeting asked for the appoint
ment of committee on resolutions
opposing the newproposed law which
would put all automobile license mon
ey on state highways. The resolu-
ton calls for the expenditure of this
money upon all the roads Of the dis
trictc. t.}ii e35s
Seventy-two men, women and chill
dren Of the Enterprise community
attended the reorganization meeting
of the Community Club at the School
house Friday afternoon. The meet
ing was called to order by the Presi-
dent, Albert Holt, and after three old
fashioned spelling matches the club
got down to work.
The Boys Corn Club was the first
topic discussed, and farmers of that
section agreed to furnish pure seed
free to any boy who will agree to
work an acre of corn this year under
the direction of County Agent Nc
Lean, who will be assisted in that
section by Prof. w. N. Bingham.
Eight boys agreed to enter the Enter
prise Boys Corn Club, and it is ex-
pected that the competition will be
keen in that section. Captain T. Y.
English agreed to pay $12.5O per bar
rel to the boy who makes the best
yield. c. M. Murphy agreed to fur
nish the boys pure Meals Paymaster
seed.
The Pig Club will be organized at
later date.
Plans were made and committees
named to arrange for the community
fair to be held next fall, and an effort
will be made to have the Enterprise
capture the state prize for the best
community exhibit. a3iS -
On January % community poultry
show will be given at Enterprise, and
committees were appointed to arrange
for this fair. Mrs. Kate M. Wells,
District Demonstration Agent will
Judge the poultry at this fair.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Wells discussed in a
most entertaining maner the woman's
work, for the coming year. The agri-
cultural program for the year has been
mapped out by County Agent Mclean,
and will be submitted at the next
meeting of the club, to be held at an
early date.
Miss Louise Weed, Maury county's
new health nurse. working under the
direction of the American Red Cross,
made short talk, explaining the ma
ture of her duties as health nurse. She
was assured of the hearty support and
the cooperation of the community
Plans were made for big school
rally for the entire sixth district to
be held at Enterprise on the first Mon
day in March. The program for the
big rally will be announced as soon as
1t has been worked out.
Officers of the Enterprise commu-
nifty Club for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: John Nelson,
president; C. c. Robinette, vice presi-
dent; Miss Mary Lee Atkisson, secre-
tary.