The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-06-12
IS Youth to
See College
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Club Members to
Spend 5 Days on
WIS C.. Campus

EAVOCll DOyS dllO BlIlS lIOIIl beu-
ton county will travel to Pullman
next week to spend five days on the
campus of the State College of Wash
ington in attendance at the Tween
tieth Annual State All Club camp.
The annual All club camp is plan
ned to give the boys and girls a
real taste Of college life as they move
into college dormitories, eat in COL
lege dining halls and attend classes
in regular college buildings. Over L.
600 All club members from thruout
the state are expected to gather for
the 1871 camp which provides an
opportunity for fellowship and ex-
change OF actual experience in ad-
dition to the planned study pro-
gram.
Every day while they are in at
tendance at the camp, members at
tend classes on many subjects in
tended to help them bring back to
their home communities knowledge
and inspiration to advance their All
club program. Many members are
sent to the camp through the Joint
efforts Of their clubs and it is part
Of their duty to return with informa-
ton for others in their groups.
During the five days of the camp.
regular classes will be held in home
gardens, the proper machine for the
job, home efficiency, everyday c our
tesieS, pest control, fower arrange
ment, dairy products, citizenship
training, wardrobe parining for both
boys mad girls and farmstead beau
t1fication. Glasses are taught by
specialists Of the Extension service
at the State College with the assist
ance Of county agents from through
out the state. Esg p.
In addition to the regular class
room periods, members will attend
auditorium programs where they
viii hear such speakers as DR.. Fl. N.
Wheeler, forestry lecturer OF the u.
s. r crest Service; Charles r. Wal
ker, president Of Northwestern
School of Commerce in Portland:
DR.. e. o. Holland, president OF the
state college; r. e. Balmer, director
Of the extension service, and many.
other outstanding personalities. Au-
oitorium programs will also be de-
voted to presentation of various
awards won during the past year
mad nomination mad election of state
All club officers. '. ~aIsE
Another feature Of the club camp
Is the formation and practice Of
State All chorus and orchestra
which will present special concerts
on the final day Of the camp. Rec
reation is not neglected with both
indoor and outdoor supervised play
periods arranged. = =
A special feature Of the 1871 State
Club camp is the Citizenship Cere-
montal which is to be held on Rogers
Field. At this time All club mem
bers and others who have reached
the age Of 81 during the past year
Will be formally indicted into AM
erican citizenship with special rites
developed and used by All members. 1
The ceremony will include must
cal numbers by the state chorus and
orchestra and special talks by T. A.
Paul, superior court judge of walla
Walla; Captain Harry L. Cole Of
the air corps reserve; e. B. Parker,
mayor Of Pullman, and Command
er Robert Nelson of the Maynard
Price post of the American Legion.
Accompanying the All members
TO the camp will be local leaders and
extension agents from each county.
The list Of those attending from
Benton County includes: Alice Bey-
ers, Phyllis Leander, Dolores Moody,
Lois HauSer, Wilma Dennery, Lua
LampSon, Mary Soper, Mary Boies.
Frances johnson, Dorothy Jeffries.
Ceoria Bennett, Margaret Smith,
Mildred Billingsley, Winifred Hawn,
Ed Tyacke, Miss Marguerite E. Ber-
~, county extension agent in Home
Economies, and Mr.. Waldo w. Skuse
county extension agent.
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