The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-11-07
Last OF Farmers
Institutes To Be
Held Next Week
Mrs. ID. B. Phillips
Will Be Principal
Speaker At Meetings

FlnaI plans have been completed
for the three remaining farmers
Institutes in Noble county at Sharon,
Summerfield and Jackson township.
Mrs. D. B. Phillips, 1922 Cincin-
nati-West Union road, Hamilton
county, will be the guest speaker.
Local speakers will include H. c.
Secrest, superintendent of the coun-
ty schools, county agent Floyd
Henderson and a member of the
state highway patrol.
The Sharon institute will be held
Tuesday Nov. 12; Summerfield on
Wednesday, Nov. 13 and Jackson
t9Wnhlp, Thursday, Nov IA.
Officers for the Sharon institute
include: Calvin Mendenhall, pres
ident; Charles Ramsey, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Dorothy Harmon, secre-
tarytreaSurer and Mrs. Ivan Groves,
hostess
Delbert Shackle is president of
the Summerfield institute; Emily
Havener, vice president and Herzle
Garrett, secretary y-treasurer
Sharon Institute
The morning session will begin
at $50 o'clock, invocation by Rev.
Ray L. Swetnam, Caldwell; group
singing; Think On These Things"
Mrs. D. B. Phillips; reading, grades
seven and eight; song, high school
chorus; appointment of committees
by the chairman and talk by H. c.
Secrest.
Following the lunch hour, the
afternoon session opens at l o'clock
with group singing, Building For
Tomorrow Mrs. Phillips; song,
girls chorus; committee reports;
talk, state patrolman; program.
grades four, five and six; fourth
club awards.
In the evening at 7:30 o'clock,
Mrs. Phillips will speak on What
You Get For What You Pay"
There will also be special music.
Summerfield Institute
Held at the high school building,
the institute will open at $50
o'clock, with the opening song led
ny Mrs. Ruth Day; invocation, Rev.
Marie Tschappat; remarks by Del
bert Shackle, president; 'Harriett",
story of a horse, by Mrs. Phillips;
talk, H. c. Secrest and closing talk
by Floyd Henderson.
In the afternoon, Mrs. Phillips
speaks on "a Thoroughfare or A
Dead End" A state patrolman will
also speak and Mrs. Margaret DON
ohOo, home demonstration agent, is
scheduled for a short talk.
In the evening, Mrs. Phillips will
speak on Playing the Second
Fiddle" and Ed Garretson on Rural
Fealth and Rural Schools.
Jackson Township Institute
Floyd Henderson will be in
charge of the opening song service
at $50 o'clock; invocation; program,
school grades one, two, three and
TOUR; Harriet" by Mrs. Phillips;
school program, Delancey school;
talk, H. c. Secrest and talk by Floyd
Henderson, followed by a basket
dinner.
The afternoon session opens with
group singing; school program,
grades five, six, seven and eight:
talk, Margaret T. Donohoo; talk, J.
|. Steiner; special music; committee
reports and election of officers;
playing The Second Fiddle, by
Mrs. Phillips.
The evening session at 7:30 o'clock
viii open with special music; Rural
Health and Rural Schools, Ed
Carettson; special music; sThe
Keeper of the Springs, Mrs.
Phillips; magician, Tommy Wind
Sor.
The Fourth club will have the re-
freshment concessions. Members of
the dinner committee are Mrs. Mil
dred Smith, Mrs. Winnie Slater,
Mrs. Olive Farson and Erwin New
ton.
Officers are Dean Raney, presi-
dent; Ernest Wells, vice president;
Loretta Hughes, secretary treasurer
End Beulah McMannis, hostess,