The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-05-25
NESHOBA COUNTY BOYS CLUB
| CAMP ABOUT JULY 1S, 20,
|, AND q, 1922.
PURPOSE

The purposes OF the Boys Club
Camp are a. to give the club boys
md girls OF Neshoba County instruc-
hons In every phase OF club work
Through lectures. practical demon
setrations, illustrated picture shows
and Judging contests; (2) to furnish
Wholesome recreation in games, mass
iplays. picture shows, camping and
fishing trips, swimming etc; (3) to
furnish inspiration to the club boys
yby giving them a new vision and a
! true conception Of Boys Club Work.
] TIME AND PLACE
The camp will be held down on
Burnside Lake, or County Fair
vGrounds four miles north OF Phila-
tdelphia, Mississippi on or about July
AlS. 20, and 81. The program will
sstart promptly at $3.50 on the morn
wing OF July 10, 50 1t will be necessary
for all boys attending to arrive at
the fair grounds or lake, and pitch,
tents on the evening OF July 1S,
MANAGEMENT
The management of the camp will
pe vested In the County Agent and
ySupt. OF Education assisted by the
Community Club Leaders. Each
community club will be unit under
the direct supervision OF the commu-
nifty club leader. Each club will be
Responsible for it's own meals and
sleeping quarters, including cooking
utensils, food, preparation of meals,
tents, cots, etc.
COST OF BOARD
Each boy will be expected to bring
|Ghe following supply OF food, or If
pxeferred, an admission fee OF 50 for
board may be paid at the beginning
'of the camp instead Diminishing the
list OF supplies below.
8 lbs -four, 2 lbs cornmeal, lbs
bacon. l frying size chicken, 3 dozen
eggs, lbs sugar, pix sweet potatoes
Each boy should bring towels,
overalls for his personal use.
PROGRAM FIRST DAY
Am Opening exercises beginning
at $50.
Enrolment and registration.
The Higher Value OF Boys Club
Work to the County. (Lecture)
Selection OF an exhibit of corn.
Demonstration
Judging seed corn. (Contest)
PM Field selection of seed corn.
(Demonstration field trip
Veterinary clinic. Lecture and
hemonstration)
Baseball game. (Crop club mem
bers VS. Livestock club members)
Mass games, Led by Hi-Y leader.
If can obtain)
Fishing and swimming.
Night: Games, songs, story tell
6ng, stunts and etc. Led by Hi-Y
Leader.
Illustrated lecture, by Clay Lyle.
State Plant Board.
SECOND DAY
A M: Devotional exercises $50 led
/ by local minister.
Moral lecture, by local minister.
Selection OF exhibit Of sweet pota-
foes. (Lecture and demonstration)
Selection OF exhibit of cotton.
(Lecture)
Judging dairy cattle. lecture and
aemonstration)
Dairy judging contest.
(By club members)
P M: Harvesting and packing
Ind marketing sweet potatoes.
Lecture and demonstration
Building self feeder for hogs.
(Demonstration)
Building cow stanchion.
(Demonstration)
Baseball game, Crop club members
rs Livestock club members.
Mass games, led by Hi-Y leader.
Fishing and swimming.
Night: Games, yells, songs, story
elling, stunts and etc, led by club
leader.
Picture Show: Substitute stunt
+ hight for picture show where no
show is to be had.
THIRD DAY
A M: Devotional exercises $3.50,
ned by local minister.
Business lecture (By local banks)
Harvesting and measuring the
lub crop. (Lecture)
Record books and reports.
(Lecture)
MATCHMAKING hogs for cholera.
(demonstration)
P NJ: Building concrete water
trough. (Demonstration)
u,apyacinQ the farm,