The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-04-15

functlonlng this summer with a
membership of 500 girls and
boys.
Winifred Rich of Mt. Ephraim,
Wava Oliver, Mt. Ephraim, AIDE
line Groves, Rich Valley, and
Irene Marquis, Caldwell, are ad-
visors, who have completed five
years in this capacity. Mildred Law
of Mt. Ephraim has Is years to her
credit, J. O. Gibson of Batesville,
IL years; Ruth Wiley of Forest
Grove, IL years, and Leila Stiers of
Ava, eight years, making a grand
total of "a years service to the young
people of Noble county.
Clubs Organized
Clubs which were organized the
past week include one for both boys
and girls at Ava with Leila Stiers
and James Hedge, as the leaders.
Two clubs in Caldwell have per-
fected their 1948 program with Mrs.
Byron Marquis, Mrs. Gilbert Week
ley and Mrs. James Steiner as the
leaders. Joe Parrish and Blake
Davis are advisors for the Three
Forks club. A meeting was held at
Belle Valley, Wednesday night, for
this group.
Leadership Group
The junior leadership group in
this county has been meeting
throughout the winter months. 1t is
this organization that gives the in
dividual clubs helping hand.
They will hold meeting Monday
night at the office of Agent Hender-
son to formulate additional plans
for the 1948 program.
The two local agents hope to have
their organization completed by the
middle of May.
Another high light of the local
program this summer will be the
dedication of Camp Piedmont in
Belmont county. Noble county clubs
raised $496.63 in 1947 to bring her
total to $117170. They received
a credit of $4,000 for the old dance
floor, which was used to make
floors in two cabins and $3.50 for
labor donated. This brings the
grand total to $132420 on their goal
of $170000 It is believed that the
various clubs have about $4,000 in
hlCtl VI CCSoly leaving Dolol1SS VI
$25000 to be raised this summer.
Advisory Committee
Members of the Noble County
4-H club executive committee of
advisors include Ross Watson, of
Summerfield, Dale Lothes, of Jack
son, Vernon Moore, of Summerfield,
Edna Bond, of Buffalo, Adaline
Groves, of Sharon, Mildred Law, OF
Mt. Ephraim, and Leila Stiers, OF
Ava community.
This committee guides the des-
tines of the clubs throughout the
summer and sets up their various
programs.
Noble county will not have a
special All club assistant this year.
said Agent Henderson.
County Advisors
Advisors, who assisted in the 1947
program and are expected to aid in
1948 include:
Batesville-Mts. Charles Gibson
Mrs. Ellen Denius, Mrs. Pearl House
and ]. 0. Gibson; Brookfield-MrS
Jane Mckee, John Hedge, James
Hedge; Buffalo-Mrs. Edna Bond.
Sarahsville-Mrs. Helen Stevens
Elk-Mrs. Edith Stevens, Oneita
Stevens, Beryl VanFossen and Err
nest Rohrer; Fulda-Lillian SnideI
and Rita Smithberger.
Crooked Tree - Mrs. Winifred
Ogle, Alfred Brown and Dale
Lothes; Dexter City-Mrs. Helen
Ogle; Middleburg - Mrs. George
Clark; Summerfield-Mrs. Gerald
inc Hannahs, Elaine Archer, Ross
Watson and Vernon Moore.
Belle Valley - Mrs. Thurstor
Ralph and Urbane Hurst; Ava-Mrs
Leila 'Stiers and Mrs Betty Hedge
Caldwell-Mrs. James Steiner, Mrs
B. L. Marquis and Mrs. Gilbert
Weekley.
Three Forks-Mrs. Martha Reed
Avanell Woodford, Joe Parrish anc
Blake Davis; Dudley-Mr. and Mrs
M. L. Harper; Mt. Ephraim-Mil'
dred Law, Wava Oliver and Win
fired Rich.
Rich Valley-Adaline Groves anc
Clarice Mendenhall; Sharon-Edns
Wiley, Eileen McNabb and Narells
Parrish; Forest Grove-Mrs. JOSEPH
Wiley and Mrs Juanita Ramsey
Carlisle-Mable Hesson and kath
leen Hesson; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
StonebuTner.