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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1947

Page

11

Home Demonstration Clubs Report Achievement in 1946

Annie Lucy Lane notes nine active county clubs with 196 members and 873 attendees. Members produced food, canned 4,410 quarts of fruit and 6,000 quarts of vegetables, dried meat and fruit, brined vegetables, cured meat, and froze produce. Clubs improved homes, furniture and clothing, with 3,578 garments made at home and extensive yard upgrades.

County Home Demonstration Council Home Demonstration Clups

County Home Demonstration 4 H Club Activities Report

The county reports 1946 4-H and Home Demonstration activity with 244 members in sixteen clubs. It details fundraising selling 318 Cook books and Christmas cards, trips for delegates to district and state meetings, a National Home Demonstration Week program, European and Philippine relief contributions, pooled orders for pineapple and candlewick thread, and multiple meetings and demonstrations led by club girls and sponsors. Attendance included 1,578 girls at meetings and 67 in training sessions. A Lake Eanes rally drew 53 participants and a Lake Brownwood district camp involved 4-H girls and sponsors.

Lake Banes Lake Eanes Lake

Comanche County 4 H Girls Active at Home and Round-Up

In 1946 Comanche County 4 H girls and a sponsor attended the State 4 H Club Round-Up at College Station. The group planned and served about 500 meals and canned 1000 quarts of food. They made 150 garments and remodeled 120 more, tended 15 gardens, and produced 225 bedroom articles. Mrs R D Massingill and Miss Dudney Hicks with Mrs Shirley Tackette visited from Fort Worth.

Brownwood Comanche County College Station Dudney Hicks Shirley Tackette Fort Worth Comanche

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