The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-21
STAGE SSET
IN ALEDO FOR
CLUB CONFABS
Thursday and Friday to be Big Days
for Boy and Girl Club Men, 5
bers-State Leaders Here.
fspecia1 Correspondence.)

Especial 1OTTeS pOHucHCesJ
Aledo, March 21.-Plans are rap
idly being formed by the Mercer
county farm and home bureaus for
the sponsoring of the largest con-
ference of the boy and girl club
mebers ever held in this city. On
Thursday and Friday of this week
j. H. Baldwin. state leader and
Miss Harriet Phillips, assistant
state leader, will be present at the
session on both day. The meeting
will be in the home bureau office
except Friday afternoon, when MIR.
Baldwin will speak to the boys at
the farm bureau office. Most Of
Thursday will be given over to
topics on club organization while on
Friday instructions will be given 20
club leaders. The two days pro-
gram follows:
Thursday Morning.
300" What is Club Work.
Discussion by club leaders and
state leaders.
$50 How to Organize d
Cuba. r. Kemp. county junior
adviser
9:40 THE Local Leader; His or
Her Part N Club Meetings ''-Mrs.
Tom Bradford. assistant leader,
Ohio Grove, 1921.
$50 Visitation of club members.
Robert B Murray, leader of Sow and
Litter club.
1000. His or Her Duties
w. J. Peters, leader for girls work
in SueZ township.
1910. What to Do at the First
Club Meeting'-Miss Kate Roettler,
leader for Gilchrist girls club.
1920. why Make Your Club
Stand and Standard Achievement?
Discussion lead by J. H. Bald
win. state club leader.
10:35-'How to Make a Local
Club Program of Meeting Miss
Mary Helen Schouten, county home
advisor.
1880. THE Relation of Club
Work to Farm Bureau Work"-P.
S. Richey, farm advisor.
11:15. who Will Make the Fair
tomorrow? How and Why?"-Pres
S. e. Collins of fair board.
1870. 1.-THE Work of a County
Club Committee"-W. c. Harris
chairman county club committee.
Lunch hour.
-c-s ?otdStand-lClubm b
Afternoon Session.
100. us Club Work An Asset to
County Program of Education ?''-
G. E. Plat, county superintendent
of schools
1:1O. should Adults and
Friends Attend the Club Meetings
Why?"-Mrs. Fred Moffit, leader
girls work. S. Perryton township.
1:20. use of Songs and Games
at Club Meetings. Minola
Reaber, leader gihls Duncan town
ship.
1880. THE secretary's Record"
Hazel Chandler. President of
Ohio Grove Garment Making club.
LAO. Should Club Members
Keep Records? Why? What Kind -
Miss Grace Gilmore, leader Ohio
Grove Garden club.
1880. Shall l Have a Local Club
Exhibit ?''-Florence Bradford, lead
er for girls club, Ohio Grove
200 Purpose of Demonstra-
ton Team Work" Training a Dem
onstration Team"-Miss Harriet NJ.
Phillips. state club work.
$50. Training of a Judging
Team. II. Baldwin, state club
leader
2:45. How to Judge the Success
of a Club"-Discussion lead by Miss
Mary Helen Schouten, home advis-
or
800. "The Fair Associations as
a Means of Encouraging Education
Among Children'-G. c. Bowers,
secretary Mercer county fair.
3:15. Giving Club Work Pub
licity'-I. F. Gillmor, member of
club committee.
1926. ION What Basis Should
Premiums be Awarded on Club
Work ?"-General discussion by all
leaders.
Friday Meeting.
ing-Instruction for leaders
of garment making clubs-Miss
Fairy Mallory.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for lead
ers of canning clubs-Miss Harriet
NJ. Phillips.
Instruction for leaders of pig,
calf and poultry clubs-J. II. Bald
win.