New Madrid County 4-H Club Organizes Frailey Group
Twenty one youths in Frailey organize a community 4-H Club with Everett Crafton as project leader. Boys pick fat barrow and cotton projects while girls choose Clothing. Officers include Wayne Beegle vice president and Yvonne Timms secretary treasurer. Monthly meetings planned for fourth Tuesday. girls meet weekly at leaders homes. boys meet first and fourth Tuesdays. Leaders urge other Frailey residents to join. Christmas and year ending events noted.
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Frailey
Everett Crafton
Wayne Beegle
James Crafton
Jerry Beegle
Robert Norwood
Therra Raburn
Yvonne Timms
Dorothy Maxine Hill
Del
Dorothy Hill
Delores Timms
Willene Beegle
Don Brewer
Risco
Arnold J. Heuiser
Morehouse
Mr. Heuiser
Landers Ridge
Canalou
East Gideon 4
New Madrid
Harold Chartrau
Arnold B. Heusser
Chicago
Tallapoosa
Clay Broughton
Barrow
Earl Tetley
St. Louis
Phillips 4-H Club
Cox-Baderville 4-H Club plans sixth year of work
Martha Hubbard elected president of Cox-Baderville 4-H Club at Cox School with 18 members. Delores Bailey named vice president, Demetra Yarbro secretary-treasurer, Barbara Henson reporter, Rosemary Bailey song leader, Edwin Baehr recreation leader. Community club leader named Mrs Ralph Hubbard. Projects include Fat Baron Cotton Food Preparation III Food Preservation I Home Grounds Clothing I and Clothing III and pure bred gilt. Next meeting January 6 at 7 pm.
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Martha Hubbard
Cox-Baderville
Cox School
Delores Bailey
Demetra Yarbro
Barbara Henson
Rosemary Bailey
Edwin Baehr
Ralph Hubbard
R. A. Yarbro
James Thomas
Scott County 4-H Council Receives Recreation Award
The Scott County 4-H Council, led by Mrs. Gertrude LeGrand and Chas. Grojean, earned a $25 National 4-H Recreation and Rural Arts award from the U S Rubber Company for outstanding recreational work in 1948. The council, with 30 leaders and 60 club officers across fifteen clubs, organized county wide activities, sent delegates to State Club Week, and sponsored recreation training, planning further county programs.
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Scott County
Tom B. Stroup
U. S. Rubber Company
Columbia
Consumers Coop
Park College
Arcadia
Canalou Farmer Heads New Madrid County Farm Bureau
W E Hammock of Canalou was elected president of the New Madrid County Farm Bureau at the annual meeting in Lilbourn on Monday evening December 13. He has served as secretary and vice president, succeeds F S Hunter, and will lead a slate including Charles Gardner as vice president and Mrs Joe Haubold as secretary.
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New Madrid
Marston
Wm. Dawson
Roy Stanley
Matthews
Farm Bureau
F. S. Hunter
Hunter
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