Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-07-02

! Northern railroad on All Club contri-
buttons to future Montana.
/. j. Courtney of the Northern Pa
cific railroad talked on Influence of
All Club Work"
1900 Lunch.
! 100 p. m. Viewing pictures taken
by counties.
200 Recreation in gymnasium with
Mr.. Jackson in charge.
: 800 Meeting of State All Club
with 1880 officers presiding.
3:45 Talk Table ways of today"
by Miss Smith, nutrition specialist.
Ais Swim, boys; 500 Swim girls;
600 Dinner; 700 Songs and recre-
ton in gymnasium; 500 Stunts by
counties.
On Wednesday, June II the same
general program was followed until
II: 100 a. m. when we were given a
talk college of Agriculture" by Prof.
F. B. Linfield "College of Household
and Industrial Arts" by Jessie Rich
ardson; solo by Mildred Leigh, House
director at Hamilton Hall; college
of Applied Science" by R. E. Kirk,
Professor of Chemistry, and also a
talk by Prof. w. M. Cobleigh, Dean of
Engineering, entitled college of En-
cheering"
At IL o'clock noon we lunched, and
then viewed pictures by counties, ana
at 2 p. M, following recreation Myr-
tie Euren, assistant State Club lead
err addressed US on production of
play and skits and their place in All
Club programs"
At 3 p. m. we again had a recre-
alton period in the gymnasium and at
four o'clock we were taken to a picnic
in West Gallatin canyon which was
sponsored by the All Leader Assoc
iation and the Gallatin County All
Club members.
Thursday, June Is
Following the same program as
the first and second day until 10 a.
m. we then listened to talks on "Bet-
ter Business Meetings" by Robert
Clarkson and Neva Woods, and at the
General Assembly commencing at II
a. m. we were entertained with spec
ial music and an address "The Power
OF All Club" by DR.. w. j. Butler,
State veterinarian. At moor we all
had lunch, and then a picture was ia
ken of the entire convention, after
which we all repaired to the gymna-
SUM for another recreation hour. At
three o'clock there was a demonstra-
ton given by those who won first
prize at the Midland Empire fair at
Billings last year on "Clever Closet
Convenences."
At 400 p IN. the girls were all ia
ken for a swim, and the boys went
swimming at 4:45 o'clock. We had
dinner at 6 p. M, and at 7:45 to 900
we enjoyed a dramatized play, shad-
ow pictures and a candle lighting GER
emony. There was "Taps" at $50.
Friday, June 10
Everybody was up at the regular
hour $50, followed by breakfast,
cleaning up quarters, judging cont
ers and at 1000 there was a meeting
of the State All Club when the 1881
officers were elected.
When general assembly call was
sounded, we all gathered to listen to
another splendid address "The Chal-
lenge of Rural Youth" by M. A. Bran
non, Chancellor Of the University of
Montana, and also "4-H Club in the
Northwest" by A. M. Plummer, man.
ager of the Portland, Oregon Live
stock Exposition; this was followed
by another motion picture partners
Three"
After u noon day lunch we err.
Joyed a period of rest and viewed
pictures of county group activities,
followed by a recreation period .,
the gymnasium and a period of gen.
eral visiting or DO as o like A
swim for the girls followed by one
for the boys brought us to the time
when we sat down to a wonderful
banquet at the Baxter Hotel.
This ended the convention.
Returning homewards, all the All
Club members who we're yet on the
train, were treated to a tour of
Great Falls where many interesting
scenes and historical spots were Wis
tied.
In closing, in behalf of those who
made this trip possible for us, l want
to thank them all. 1t was a trip that
| shall personally remember all my
life, and always look back with much
pleasure.