Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-26
Farm Bureau Notes
Presdent-H. L. Smith. Treasurer-J F. VanMetre
secretary-J. DeBaugh County Agent-c Deeen

at the schoOlhOuse August 10th at
2.30 p. m. We had very good at
tendance, everyone in good spirits
and enjoying their work, but it
seems as if they are not quite through
their projects.
We held a festival August Sth for
the benefit Of the Club and School
work which was a success. We
cleared $3.50. Our next meeting
will be September 14th at 800 p. m.
at Schad's Park. We are looking
forward for a pleasant evening.
IRIS SNYDER, Secretary.
CIaris Club.
The members Of Claris Club went
on their first picnic August End, held
at Hagerstown City Park. We had
expected to hike, but two kind
neighbors, Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Lloyd
, took us to the park in their trucks.
Each member packed their lunch and
few friends of each member were
invited. At three o'clock we held
the meeting as usual. Some of the
girls have finished their last piece
of sewing. Teddy Lands has a won
derful flock Of chickens. He hatch
ed thirty-one and has lost none of
| them.
MARGUERITE MARTIN, Secy.
Climbers Club.
The Climbers Club of Cedar Hill
School held their August meeting at
the home of the Stotler girls, August
18th. Everyone reported having
spent very enjoyable evening. Re
freshments Of iced tea and cake
were served to which all did full
justice. Every member was pres
ent except one. The next meeting
was set for September 18th at the
home of Mildred Morgan. The
Climbers Club held a festival at &C.
dar Hill School August 18th. We
cleared $13.56 which was added to
our treasury.
MYRTLE DICK, Secretary.
Hustlers Club.
The Hustlers Club of Tuscarora
School met at the home of the Sec
rotary, Carrie Kilmer on Wednes-
day, August 9th. Through the kind.
ness Of Mr.. Harry Snyder the mem
bers were taken by auto to the place
of meeting.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, after which the
roll was called ard two members
were absent. The July and August
leaflets wore discussed and filled
out. None OF the members could ar.
range to attend camp so they decid.
ed to have a club picnic at Rose.
mont Park, Wednesday, August 25
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned to meet at the
home Of Elizabeth Mcdonald in Sep.
TENDER, After adjournment delic.
ious refreshments were served and
much enjoyed.
CARRIE K1LMER, Secretary.
Mt. Airy Club.
The Mt, Airy Sewing Club meet
ing was held at Miss Mary Needy's
All members were present. Each
member brought their sewing. Dur
ing the meeting it was announced
that the Vanclevesvllle Farm Women
would offer prize for the best hand
made piece OF sewing made by club
member.
Refreshments were served by Mrs
Needy. After deciding to hold the
next meeting at Bernice and Cath
crime Sutton's, September list, we
adjourned.
CATHERINE SUTTON, Secy.
Smiths Club.
Smiths Club met August 10Th a
the home of Jessie and Julian Cald
well. The sewing girls have finished
plain sewing project and are anxious
to know what the second year pro
ject will be like. All of the poultry
boys are getting along fine with theil
project.
At our last meeting the Club san!
America and four of the girls re
cited. The recitations were as fol
lows: Recitation by Anna Brown
Our Club Members" recitation b,
Rosie Ridenour, Betty and tn,
Bear; recitation by Ella Brow
and Jessie Caldwell. Raising Chick
ems" Refreshments were served b,
Mrs. Caldwell and after deciding t,
meet September goth at the HON
of the Horner boys we adjourned.
Il JESSIE M. CALDWELL, Secy.