The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-07-31
ACHIEVEMENT DAY
IMPORTANT EVENT
All Club Workers Score Heav-
{ lily at County Wide De-
monstration July 20
ARE FINE HOMEMAK!E.
Gopher Prairie and Ashley
Raymond Clubs Led in
Sewing Projects
est. Cloud Times, July 3O)

(St. Cloud Times, July S0)
The st. Joseph All club, which
was organized four months ago,
was awarded The Times-Journal
banner, given to the Stearns coun-
| ty club with the most outstanding
record in home economics projects,
when scores were tabulated and the
first annual county wide girls
Achievement Day held at st. jose
phi Tuesday was given final
"once over by Miss Leone Peter
son, assistant state club director
who judged the exhibits of what
she declared was the best Achieve
ment Day program she has ever
witnessed in Central Minnesota.
The club was judged on the fol-
lowing merits:
Best showing of club members
Records, 10.
Exhibits, Is.
Demonstrations, Is.
Number of members enrolled for
1880 and completing projects on
July 20, 40.
General results of club work
Community, 5.
Home, 5.
MAYA Shanahan, Sank Centre, a
member of the Raymond-Ashley
club, was declared to be the cham
pion of the sewing project, and
Eleanor Winter, Sank Centre, MEM
Der of the Gopher Prairie club,
the reserve champion, Chatherine
Schwarzbauer, member of the
Gopher Prairie club, was declared
to be the winner in the thrift pro-
ject department and Geneva Helm
en-, st. Joseph. of the room furnish
ing project. Catherine and Geneva
will compete for district honors and
if receiving the highest score OF
any county champions in central
Minnesota, will be awarded trip
to the state fair.
| The room furnishing demonstra-
ton of Ethel Lien and Hester Sta
pies, member of the Sank Valley
Junior club, was said to be one OF
the most unique and outstanding
Miss Peterson has ever heard. The
demonstration shows many original
ideas and the girls will do well to
work up the project should they
/ hold the high score in the district
and become eligible for the state
fair trip, she said. During the
demonstration the girls show the
materials they have made for their
rooms, and incidentally turn mock
closet inside out to show the inn.
provements which can be made.
Jennie Fuhre, student of the
Technical high school, and MEM.
Der of the Sank Valley club was
declared to be the county bread
baking champion, with Benevieve
Minette, Sank Centre, of the Goph-,
err Prairie, second. Both girls re-
ceive free trips to the state fair.
Florence Cornish and Martha Mi
nette were the third and fourth,
winners. The breadbaking demon
stration team of Jennie Fuhre and
Rose Lien was declared to be in
class A and the champion Of the
district, and that Jof Martha Mi
nette and Eleanor Winter in Class
lB, and a champion also. Both
teams will receive trip to the
state fair contingent on their scor-
ing power in the district.
The best cakebaker of Stearns
county is Marguerite Kolb, of Bel
grade, and she received first prize
She will also receive her state fair
trip provided that she scores high
est in the central region. Vernice
Ruin, Eden Valley, was second, and
Alvina Knevel, aged II, the young
est cakebaker of them all, was the
third highest.
The style show, in which all the
girls wore their own dresses, was
popular and will be repeated in flu
ture years.
The st. Joseph Achievement Day
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