County Club Days Set By Billy R Merhoff
The second part of the County 4-H Club Days will be this Saturday at the Junior High School with events from 8:30 a.m. including project talks model meetings illustrated talks and demonstrations and a 7:30 p.m. musical games and dance exhibition at the North Junior High Gym. Top clubs Trail Blazers Princeton Jolly Workers Town and Country and Berea Boosters will compete. Senior and junior groups feature demonstrations illustrated talks by top blue winners led by Geraldine Coffman Linda Peckham Cindy Hollon Bobby Hollon Glen McClure Doyle Morgan Sheri Hewitt Jeanne Hazen Don salt Roeckers Nancy Gaynor. Two juniors and two seniors will represent Franklin County at Regional 4-H Club Days March 9 at Baker University. The veterinary project covers animal health pulse rate and animal care with notes on averages for various species and guidance from W. H. Hay D.V.M. on improving youth from 8 to 19 through 4-H activities.
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Billy R. Merhoff
Trail Blazers
Princeton Jolly Workers
Town and Country and
Berea Boosters
Gerealdine
Jeanne Hazen
Donsald Roeckers
Nancy Gaynor
Franklin County
Fabrics Dominate 1968 Spring Fashion Outlook
The Spring 1968 trend report features dimensional surfacing fabrics, satiny and matte textures, and bold knits moving toward woven looks. Dimensional weaves, lichens of stripes and florals, and synthetics blend with wools, silks, and satins. Openwork laces, cottons, and blends create a breezy, airy palette of whites, brights, and neutrals for both adults and children.
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Lena
Negro Hero Honor Sought By Fellows
Eleven days after Lincoln’s birthday Negro groups nationwide mark the birthday of W. E. B. Du Bois a leading sociologist historian and civil rights advocate. Born in 1868 he helped found the NAACP in 1909 and edited The Crisis 1910 to 1934 elevating its reach.
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DuBois
Ghana
United States
Booker T. Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peo
The
NAACP
Crisis
Local EHU and clubs report March meet notes
EHU Notes ROCK CREEK reports fifteen members at Mrs James Bever y home with Mrs Guy Monroe assisting. March meeting planned with Mrs Ruth Bonskowski. WORTHWHILE group at Mrs Lillian Feuerborn with Arlis Loyd assisting. six members contributed $47 for March of Dimes and meat study planned March 14 15 at Lawrence. The Modernettes meet at Mrs Charles Beeman with two guests. next at Mrs Aaron Drumright. PROGRESSIVE meets at Anchor Savings Building with 15 members two guests. lesson on Your Feelings Are You. make up and skin care topics discussed. Mothers March results noted. new standards changes discussed.
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Rock Creek
James Bevery
Guy Monroe
Earl Cume Mings
Henry Alban
Ruth Bonskowski
Lillian Feuerborn
Arlis Loyd
Feuerborn
Lincoln
Washington
Lawrence
Kansas Power and Light
Lois Curry
Owen Ogle
Alma Mohr
Ruby Becker
Kansas Extension Homemakers Council News
Gladys Loyd
Charles Beeman
Garland Bohn
Gene Nelson
Aaron Drumright
Anchor Savings
Lucille Webb
Bush
County Home Economics Advisory Committee
Mable Paine
Australia
Lydia Parks
Patricia Porter
Rosella Schmanke
Community Service Committee
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Baker University
W. H. Hay
D.V.M
Gram
Kansas Cooperative Exetension Service
4Eh
Fitness
Resources
Citi
Faberics
Poplin
Carole
Grigsby
New York
Abraham Lincoln
William E.B. DuBois
Kansas Farm Life
Kansas Company
Ikansas
Bob Robbins
EHU
Plymouth
Pardner
Chrysler Motors Corporation
BOB White Motor CO
Hickory ST
Magnavox
Kilclei
Western Auto
S. Main
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