The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
30 Alters to Represent
County at Annual Club
Week At u. of Md.

Thirty members of the county's
All club will leave Monday for the
University of Maryland to attend the
annual Club Week, it was announced
by A. L. Curtis, assistant county
agent.
Representative from Oakland in
clude Susan Turner, Janet Lee
Spence, Elaine L. Lewis, Carolyn L.
Lewis, Ella Fazzalari, Rita Bittle,
and Mary T. Naylor. From Grants
Vile are Joann Bender, Kathryn Joan
Resh, Francis Resi-, Martha Miller
Kay Beachy, Gonna Yomer, Jeanne
Lohr, and Elaine Richter. Accident:
Alice Glotfelty; Bittinger: Mary Jane
Emory, Margaret Brenneman and 10
Ellen Bucket; Deer Park: Mary 10
Clatterbuck; Friendsville Thelma
Schroyer; North Glade Helen Fitz-
water, Earl X. Harvey, Jr., and Fred
Harvey; Pleasant Valley: Mildred
Biser, Emma c. Lohr, Peggy Riley,
Betty Lane Riley, Elizabeth Rice,
and Louise Spoerlein. Three local
leaders, Miss Elizabeth Workman,
Miss Fannie Mae Harvey, and Mrs.
R. T. Hoffman, will accompany the
thirty to College Park. A bus will
leave Oakland at 500 a. M, August
2; Accident, $3.50 a. M; and Grants
vile, 900 a. M; standard time.
Program
The program in which they are to
participate is designed to make them
think, Mr.. Curtis said. Discussion
topics for older youth include 'Home:
The World We Live H." "Our Most
Precious Possession" and "The New
Look for Etiquette" All Alters will
have an opportunity to study the
"Previews of Progress" This is a
demonstration of scientific achieve
ment showing many of the wonders
of modern industry. 1t includes in
formation on synthetics, atomic
energy, light, sound, jet propulsion
and infrared waves. The magic of
curving light, cooking on cold
stove, mans attempts to capture
sound, and the Juggling of molecules
to form Butyl rubber will be ex-
planned.
Another topic is to be presented by
Mylo S. Downey, State Boys club
leader, when he discusses Glands
Across the Sea" This will include
report of what Marylanders saw in
tours Of England, France and Scot !
land this summer.
Dress Review Planned
The highlight of the weeks event,
for the girls, will come on Friday
afternoon when the annual dress re-
view is staged. Girls from most of
the counties will model clothes which
have been made as a part of their
All projects. Winners are to be |
chosen in various classes and state |
winner will be selected to represent |
Maryland in countrywide contest
at Chicago during National All Club !
congress.
While a certain amount of recre- |
alton is included in the program, the |
rural boys and girls will put in a |
business-like week as they STUDY
agricultural and homemaking sub |
jects related to the management, |
craft appreciation, home furnishings, |
foods, and similar topics. The boys
will be divided into groups according
to their interests to study dairy, |
gardens, livestock, poultry, farm me-
chanics, and forestry. They will also
be given preview of the tractor
operators contest to be held for the
first time this year at Timonium
Fair.
The youngsters, who will be regis
tering on Monday afternoon, August
2, will be given the opportunities to
tour the campus at the University, to
hear many outstanding speakers dur
ing the weeks assembly program,
and to get acquainted with other club
members from all parts of the state