The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-04-17

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Jefferson and Virginia. Break
fast at Mills Restaurant, dinner
and supper at Methodist church.
At $50 we had supper and at
$50 everyone assembled at the
gym. We played games and
went back to the hotel and went
10 bed. The next morning at 7:30
we ate breakfast. Then got on
the street car and went back to
the University Hall. There Miss
Fannie Buchanan played some
music of European countries.
This was very good.
After this was over, we went
to Campbell Hall. Mrs. Grace
Walker, the Professor of Home
Economics, had the college girls
put on a little play, as Your
Room Attractive?" This was
very good. While the girls were
hearing this, the boys were
learning rope craft. Next came
dinner.
After dinner, we gathered on
the campus and had our pictures
taken. At 200, E. S. Bayard gave
us some observations of Europe.
AT 800 w. H. Palmer talked to
IS about problems of leader
ship. From 400 to $50, we got
to rest. Then came supper.
At $50, Alfred Vivian, Grand
pa as we called him, took us on
a trip thru Europe by pictures.
Everyone went to bed feeling
good.
Wednesday morning after
after breakfast we assembled in
University Hall. Miss Buchanan
gave us some music of Asia.
After this Miss Alice Robinson
showed us some pictures at
Campbell Hall. We had a rest
period after dinner. At 200,
some demonstrations were put
on, such as: The making of
Cream of corn soup, Cream of
Tomato soup, and teaching a
child to drink milk. After going
back to University Hall, we were
given some observations of Asia
by A. w. Place.
That evening our program
said Things of Interest" We
wondered what they were going
to be. When it started it was the
movie show Peter Pan"
Everyone was pleased with that.
On Thursday morning we
went to the State House and
went all over it. Then we went
thru some of the big stores.
Again all this was taken in, it
was dinner time. After dinner
came the awarding of All hon.
ors. All means, Heart, Head,
Hand, Help. Dean Vivian was
the leader in this.
Friday morning we went to
the University Hall where Miss
Buchanan gave us some Ameri-
can Music. She had given us
other countries first. But of all
the music she gave us, the
Aemrican was the best. You
know they always say to keep
the best till last. At 1000 Miss
Edna Bowling, of The Farmers
Wife, Cthe magazine we get)
gave us a talk. Her subject was
Are You Dorothy Jane?" This
was about a little girl who was
going to the city to visit her
aunt.
At HOO we heard talks by
r. d. Barden, a specialist in
agriculture. E. S. Sayard, editor
of the Stockman and Farmer,
Harry Cation, State Grange
Master and l.. L. Rummell,
Editor of the Ohio Farmer.
After dinner r. B. Tom gave a.
demonstration on club meetings.
This was very good. julius talk
ed about interesting points in
America. After rest and supper,
Grandpa Vivian showed us some
pictures of America by slides
Mr.. L. L. Rummell gave us some
of Ohio by pictures. This was
the last of the program. In one
of our rest period, a college girl
took some of Us girls to the
green house and the girls dor
mitory. In the green house, as
far as you could see were chry-
santhemums of all color. They
went thru the middle of the
house. On each side were carna-
tions of every color. 1t was the
most beautiful you ever saw.
The girls dormitory is a fine
place too. We got there in time
to see the girls take their dane
ing lessons. They looked very
pretty. We visited the stadium.
1t vas a very fine place. The
next day we visited the museum.
| could not begin to tell you
everything that was in there.
On Friday night before we
went to bed, we had to have
some fun because it was our last
night, SO we had a pillow fight.
There were pillows going in
every direction.