The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-30
Local Institutes
Open Monday AT
HarrietiSville
Two State Speakers
Will Appear On
Every Program

Mrs. HilleS E. Martin of Bethesda
and A B. Graham of Columbus are
the two state speakers, who will
appear on the program of the var
iouS farmers institutes to be held
throughout Noble county during the
month of November and early part
of December.
The institute program will open
at Harriettsville on Monday, NoVem-
ber 3, continuing at Carlisle, Jack
son and Sharon. All these institute
programs will open in the morning
and continue throughout the day
Those to be held later will open
with an evening session and con-
tinue the next morning and after
noon.
With the exception of Elk town.
ship, the programs are compiled at
the office of Agent Floyd Henderson
and released from this source.
Carlisle institute will be held at
the grange hall on November 5;
Jackson institute at the school house
on November 6 and Sharon at the
Forest Grove school on November z.
The complete program at Carlisle
is as follows: Wednesday morning,
900 o'clock, opening song, invoca-
ton, Rev. FIR. Donaldson; welcome,
W. H. Archer, president; cts Up To
You," Mrs. Martin; school program,
''Youth-Yesterday, Today and To-
morrow" Mr.. Graham; school pro-
gram; appointment of committees.
Basket dinner.
Wednesday afternoon, 1870 o'clock
opening song, school program;
Your Child, My Pupil, Mr.. Gra-
ham; school program; talk, Miss
Ruby Erman; ''The Greatest Present
Day Need, Mrs. Martin; committee
reports.
Wednesday evening, 7:3O o'clock
Improving My Community" Mr..
Graham; talk, Floyd Henderson;
''Rambles Through Ohio and the
Southland, Mrs. Martin.
Quilts and fancywork exhibits will
be in charge of Mrs. Florence Luke
and Harley Luke will have charge
of the corn exhibits.
Jackson Institute
Thursday morning, $3.50 o'clock
opening song; invocation; schoo:
program, grades, one, two, three anc
four; Youth, Yesterday, Today anc
Tomorrow, Mr.. Graham; presenta.
ton of All awards; "It'S Up To You
Mrs. Martin; school program, De
lancey school; talk, H. G. SecreSt.
Thursday afternoon, 1:30 o'clock
Group singing; school program
grades five, six, seven and eight
monoIogues and readings, Mrs. Mar.
tin; remarks, Floyd Henderson; "DC
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ham, committee reports and cleo
ton of officers.
Thursday evening, 1880 o'clock
Special music, quartet; What Is Ar
Abundant Life?"a Mr.. GEaham m
Ohio and the Southland" Mrs. Mar
tin; music, quartet.
Dinner committee is composed o.
Grace Farson, Edna Smith, JAMIE
Carroll, Edgar Farson.
Sharon Institute
Group singing led by James Car
ter; invocation, ROLAND Elliott
music, orchestra; Its Up To You
Mrs. Hilles E. Martin; Stephel
Foster medley, Girls Glee Club
youth. Yesterday, Today and To
morrow, Mr.. Graham; participation
by school; appointment of commit
tees.
Afternoon session, 100 o'clock
Music, orchestra; school program
grades seven and eight; 'The Great
est Present Day Need, Mrs. Martin
program, grades four, five and six
committee reports; school program
grades one, two and three; Al
Work, It's Plans and Purposes, MI
Graham; All awards.
Evening session, 7:30 o'clock
"What Is A Leader? A Follower
Mr.. Graham; Girls Glee Club
"Rambles Through Ohio and. tn
Southland, Mrs. Martin; trumpe
solo, Mary Farmhouse.