The Delta independent., 1924-09-26
Boys and Girls Clubs
Are Doing Good Work

More interest has been taken this
year in the work of the Boys and
Girls clubs than ever before. The
members have been really working
and their leaders have done great
deal also and should come in for
their share of the credit in the work
for their untiring efforts have en-
couraged the members of the clubs,
and they have devoted much time to
this work.
Seventy-nine members were enroll
ed in the clubs this year and of these
sixty-two have finished the prescribed
work. 1t is hoped and planned to
have a county leader next year for
these boys and girls and this will
not only add to the interest but the
ant work and one parents and teach
ers should encourage in every way.
These boys and girls have complet-
ed the work for the year. Their
standings are shown by the letters
after their names.
First Year Corn Club-George Dix
on Champion; Roy Bettis, A.
Floyd Gregg, A; Ivan Wilson, B;
Dudley Dixon, C; Homer Dixon, C.
Second Year Canning-Alice Ellis
worth, Champion; Frances Mexican,
A
First Year Canning-Lois Kirkpat-
rick, Champion; Shirley Williams,
A; Pansy Williams, A; Alice Gregg,
B; Helen Bradshaw, B; Esther
Marchbanks, b; Lucille Brumley, C;
Mildred Wilson, c; Lola Wilson, C.
First Year Pig Club - Billy Gle
ments, Champion; Clair Holt, A;
Raymond McClurg, B; Rolding Lauck,
B; Joe Bishop, C.
Second Year Pig Club - Harold
Black, Champion; Ralph McCunniff,
A.
First Year Calf Club-Archie Lay
man, Champion; Glen Bruton, A;
David Haynes, B.
First Pear Poultry Club - Robert
Holt champion; Kenneth Haynes.
A; Finley Nelson. B.
Second Year Clothing Club-Virgin-
ia Van De Venter, Champion; Bertha
Suckow, A; Mary Mckee. A; Lena
Dorsey, B; Mildred lie Master. B.
First Year Clothing Club - Opal
Baldwin, Champion; Elso Friberg.
A; Kathleen Mckee, A; Lois
Graham, A; Thelma Keough, A:
Stella Jones, A; Blenda Friberg. A;
Vernice Van De Mark, A; Margaret
] Hunter, A; Thelma Ellsworth. B
Pauline Mckee, B; Tula Thompson.
B; Sarah Talbot, B; Tlene Dorsey.
B; Rachel Nelson, B; Goldie Ora
ham, B; Mary Linn, B; Evelyn Tad
bott, B; Sadie McKellar, c; Effie
Oliver, c; Dorcas Dixon. c; Lucetta
Lewis, c; Maud Nehils. c; Margaret
Miller. c; Alice McKella c; Mabel
Hutchinson, c; Verba Oliver. c.
Out Of these members Of the clubs
the following went to the State Fair
at Pueblo to represent Delta county
among the other boys and girls Of the
state
Boys-George Dixon, Austin. corn
club champion; Floyd Gregg and Ivan
| 'iiooAAf DpiAtif NDIH itUlOnHtrdtlDr
team; Billy Clements, Paonia, champ
ion in first year pig club; Harold
Black, Hotchkiss, champion OF second
year pig club work; Archie Iayman.
Lazear, champion first year calf
club work; Ribert Holt, Hotchkiss.
champion first year poultry club
work
Girls-Alice Ellsworth Austin, sec.
ond year canning club: Lois Kirk
patrick, Cory first year canning club
work; Helen Bradshaw and Esther
Marchbanks, California Mesa, canning
club demonstration team; Virginia
Van De Venter. Garnet Mesa, won the
trip on her second year sewing club
work, but did not go; Mary Mckee
and Mildred lie Master, Garnet Mesa,
second year clothing demonstration
team; Opal Baldwin. Cory, first year
clothing club work; Margaret Hunter
and Thelma Ellsworth, Austin, first
year sewing club demonstration.
The boys and girls left on Saturday
morning for Pueblo. chaperoned by
Mrs. A. Marchbanks and VIII Holt.