Strahan Methodist Church News and 4H Centerette Report
Strahan Methodist Church service announced with Pastor John Lippincott, Sept 9 30 a m. Divine Worship and children sermon Our Home Defenges Abound in this Grace. 4H Centerette notes include Debbie Reinbold Joan Buch and Diane Blackman prize awards, lessons on home lighting, Golden Rule talk, flag care, and a $5 donation to Hillsdale church. Next meeting a wiener roast to welcome new members.
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Joan Buch
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Education Week call to strengthen American schools
Glen Adkins argues during American Education Week that public schools require citizen action and funding. He compares education spending to other sectors, notes a decades-long tax dollar shift, and warns that a negative attitude undermines school improvement.
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Strahan WSCS Begins New Study
Strahan WSCS opened a new study titled The Nations and the Kingdoms last Tuesday at Mrs. Ellis Grindle’s home with Mrs. Bob Christensen narrating and others contributing. The next meeting is planned for November 10 at Floyd Hillyer’s home with Mrs. Christensen retelling the study.
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Rethinking Public Schools Responsibility and Parental Roles
The speaker argues schools should aid families but not replace parents in shaping children. Homes must seize the opportunity to rear their children and parents should engage with schools. A call to reassess beliefs and involve parents year round, not just during American Education Week.
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United States
Silver Cloud 4-H Elects Officers and Plans Events
The Silver Cloud Jr 4 H club met at Patty Trively's Oct 24 with nine members present. Officers were elected: Christine Shook president, Patty Trively vice president, Jill Self secretary, Joyce Stephens treasurer, Mary Beth Costello reporter, Christy Michelson historian. Plans included family night Nov 9 at the Community building and a Christmas meeting at Mary Beth's. Better Grooming run offs crowned Linda Barber and Jill Sell junior, Patty Trively and Christine Shook intermediate.
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Christine Shook
Jill Self
Joyce Stephens
Mary Beth Costello
Christy Michelson
Mary Beth's
Jill Sell
Donald Godfrey
Linda Barber
Mrs. Trively
Patty
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