The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-04-04
County Home
Demonstration News
Dear Homemakers:

These days, ladies of the house
are asking all about Achievement
Day. The Home Demonstrations
clubs of Noble county have set
their Achievement Day, Tues
day, April Both at the First Meth
odist church in Caldwell. The
meeting will open promptly at
1870 a. m. and adjourn by 800
p. m. decision of all the COM
mittees working on the program
for the day.
Our theme is Home Is What
You Make IT,. Mrs. Luther
Schramm of the Elk township
home demonstration club gave
use the idea.
Rev. David Hively, Chaplain
of the Cambridge state hospital,
will speak to us on mental health
and happiness. Rev. and Mrs.
Hively will be among our guests
that day.
Mrs. Floyd Henderson is going
to talk to us about her visit to
the United Nations Assembly re-
Gently. She plans to use colored
slides related to her subject.
Home Demonstration clubs are
busy working on their assign
ments of skits, talks and dialo-
CUES. Every club has a job to
do from decorating to thinking
up surprises for awards. Recogni-
ton time is one of our special
program features this year. Dear
homemakers, you may be one
of the ten or twelve women hon
ored. Better come early an6
spend the day!
Now you are wondering about
the noon meal. At the county
home demonstration council
meeting March 7 the members
voted in favor of a luncheon to
be served by the church women's S
group. A committee was ap-
pointed to meet with this group
TO work out menueS and cost of
the luncheon.
/ have talked with many wo-
men at project meetings, in the
office and by telephone about
he cost of the meal, registration
zee and the program for the day
0 include each and every home
demonstration club. The cost OF
he meal will be 80 cents and
he registration fee is 10 cents.
To complete plans more in
formation will be sent in letters
to the Home Council members
of the club by the 10th.
Some of the clubs want to
have display of their project
work including crafts. Displays
will be supervised by the presi-
dent of each club and members
will make their exhibit cards
and tags. Card tables for dis
plays will be set up along dining
room walls.
You may get your tickets
from your home councillors by
April 10th. Officers Of the county
home demonstration council will
onduct the meeting; Mrs. Dale
ledge, Brookfield president
'presiding); Mrs. Herman Ruble
South Olive, secretary; Mrs
Paul Seffens, Caldwell, treas
urer.
Your Regular home agent
Mabel Sarbaugh, will be in
Noble county at Easter time.
hope she has an Achievement
day message for us about the
present women's project work,
her busy life on the campus of
University of Wisconsin and All
work this summer.
On our county extension radio
broadcast this Tuesday april q
Mrs. Paul Seffens, Mrs. William
Sl1il dila LdIhGu dDOut Tie
Achievement Day program plans.
One homemaker said on the tele-
phone that afternoon, Il don't
see how you could have got more
said in ten minutes" We ap-
preciate your helpful comment,
lady.
The home demonstration clubs
are having some fine meetings
now on meat cookery, vegetables
in your meals, and "Spice up
your Costume. l have enjoyed
the work we did at Ava, Elk
township and Caldwell clubs so
far.
Before Achievement Day |
plan to work with project lead
ers at Mt. Ephraim, Mt. Zion,
Forest Grove, Brookfield, Sum-
merfield and Batesville where
meetings are scheduled. Other
clubs will let me know when
their project meetings are sched-
ules and I'll try to meet with
you.
Looking forward to Achieve
ment Day with you.
Barbara Louise Cunningham,