The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-05
Plan Programs
For Institutes
I'm Noble County
Prominent Speakers
Will Appear AT
Five Communities

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pleted, to round out this years
series of institutes in the county.
This week, Mrs. T. Neil Jones,
noted globe-trotter of Tall
madge, will be guest speaker at
Batesville, Nov. 6.
Next week, R. Bruce Tom,
lecturer for the Ohio State
Grange and noted rural social
worker, will be the visiting
speaker at HarriettsviIle, Rem
rock, Sarahsville and Jackson.
The following complete pro-
grams have been made available
by the local extension office for
publication:
Batesville Institute
Batesville Community Insti-
tute: Nov. 6, morning session,
9:l5 a. M:
Group singing, led by Helen
Morgan; invocation; special num-
bers, first and second grades;
Columbia's Thanksgiving. third
and fourth grades; On Top of Old
Smoky, Carolyn Weir; You're
A Grand, Old Flag, and Beauti-
full Ohio, seventh and eighth
grades; Souvenirs From A Mar
ket Place, Mrs. r. Neill Jones;
appointment of nominating COM
mittee: address by H. c. Secrest,
county superintendent Of schools.
Afternoon session, 100 p. M:
Group singing, led by Helen
Morgan; remarks by County
Agent Floyd Henderson; two
numbers by high school students;
Kings Highway, Mrs. Jones;
music by the high school chorus;
remarks, Rev. Zeinmeister.
Evening session: Groups sing
ing led by Evelyn Weaver; song
M.Y.F. choir; Coronation, Mrs.
r. Neil Jones; special number,
Kennonsburg Grange; remarks,
Home Demonstration Agent
Mabel Sarbaugh; awards on eX-
hibits by Mrs. Pearl House.
Officers at Batesville are:
vice president, j. o. Gibson;
secretary treasurer: Pearl
House; lady hostess, Wilma Wat
son.
Elk Township
Nov. 10, morning session, $50
q. M:
Orchestra, high school stu
dents; invocation, Rev. Howard
Helm; school program, first,
second and third grades; two
defamation contests by the
first to the sixth grades; talk
by r. Bruce Tom; appointment
of committees, Ray Baker; song
by the group.
Lunch will be served by MEM
bers Of the Methodist church,
HarriettsVille at noon.
Afternoon session, 100 p. m:
Group singing; report of secre-
tary; report of nominating COM
mittee; Western Fantasy by the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades;
talk by Mr. Tom; songs by
seventh and eighth grades; re-
marks by County Agent Hender-
son.
Evening session, 7:30 p. M:
Orchestra numbers; invocation,
Rev. Willis; solo, Mrs. B. w.
Ullman; talk, Mr.. Tom; film
strip, The Land and the Book.
Officers in Elk township are;
president, Ray Baker; vice presi-
dent, Ernest Huffman; secretary
treasurer, Kathryn Ayers; host
eSs, Emma Hardesty.
RenrOck Institute
Nov. II, morning session,
1870 a. M:
Group singing; talk by Bert
Arnold; talk by R. Bruce Tom;
question box.
Afternoon session: Group sing
ing; talk by Miss Sarbaugh; talk
by Rep. Edmund James; reading
by Mrs. Edith McNutt; talk by
Mr.. Tom; report of nominating
committee; report of judges.
Evening session, 800 p. M;
Group singing; special music;
entertainment, Floyd Hender-
son; music; talk by Mr.. Tom
Officers at Renrock are: presi-
dent, H. A. Blackburn; vice
president, f. r. Tilden; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Itol Reed.
Sarahsville community insti-
tute is scheduled for Thursday,
Nov. II. The complete program
was not available in time for
publication this week.
Jackson Institute
Nov. IS, morning session, $50
a. m.: Group singing; invocation,
Rev. F. R. Gaugler; talk by R.
Bruce Tom; school program,
first thru the fourth grades; APP
pointment of committees.
Afternoon session, 100 p. m;
Group singing; Safe Travelling
a state highway patrolmant
school program, fifth thru the
eighth grades; election Of of
ficers; talk by Mr.. Tom; sound
film.
Evening session, 100; Grour
singing; special music, Donald
Welch; talk, Mr.. Tom; specia
music; Westward Ho, Floyd Hen
derson.
Officers at Jackson are: presi-
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