The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 May 1957 — Page 8
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4-H CLL'B NEWS The fourth meeting of Sewing I was held May 7 at 4:00 p. m. The president is Sara Neal; vicepresident, Jane Ann Thompson.
Debby Grimes led the pledge to i leaders. Nancy L. and Linda Bauthe American flag and the 4-H ! munk, taught the members a new
pledge. Secretary Donna Hend- j game.
ricks being absent her duties I
were taken over by Debby Grimes. The health and safety leader, Carolyn Burks, helped the 4-H members with the health report in the record books. Recreation
On the afternoon of May 8 the Busy Daisies '-H Club met at the home of Mike and Richard Kiger for their third meeting of
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the year. The meeting was called to order by the president, Patty Bassett. 'Diana Nichols gave the pledge to the American flag and the pledge to the 4-H flag was given by Karen O'Hair. Minutes were read and approved. Roll call was answered by the i name of our favorite car. A demonstration was given by Richard Kiger on how to make a busy day cake. Mike Kiger gave a demonstration on leathcrcraft, showing each step of the work.
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The Counler “I’m the picture of health,” aid Mr. Maynard, a local >usinessman. as we were dis-us:-ing Health & Accident Inwrance. “I haven't been sick i da,- in my life. And never 0 hospital, except to visit. Sorry, I can l agree that I need th e Health
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I tracing the design, caning, tooling and lacing a leather coaster. We were happy to announce to the club that we received a gift certificate for having all our officers present at the officers training meeting. Diana Nichals and Karen O'Hair led the group in songs Mike Kiger and Richard Kiger led in games. Refreshments were served.
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On May 23rd the Busy Daisies 4-H Club met for their fourth 1 meeting of the year. Patty Bassett, the r -sident, called the 1 meeting to crJer. The pledge to i the American flag was led by Mike Kiger and the t-H pledge I was led by Carolyne Broadstreet. Roll call was answered by the name of our favorite song. The secretary's report was read and approved. The club decided to buy a new pair of flags with the gift certificate which we received for having perfect attendance at the county officers training meeting. A demonstration on how to make bran muffins was given by Patty Bassett, these were eaten later for refreshments, and we decided she had learned to bake well in her 4-H baking. Diana Nichols gave a demonstration on how to etch glasses. The health and safety leader, Sharon Zeiner, gave a report on the proper care and grooming of the body. Diana Nichols and Karen O’Hair, song leaders, led the singing. Richard and Mike Kiger, the recreation leaders, led in games. Refreshments were served, and the meeting abjourned to meet on June 5th, at the home of Sharon Zeiner at 1:30 p. m.
i porter. Bennie 'Williams: health and safety leader. Barbara Shillings; recreation learler, Nancy Hamm; song leader, Lillie Britton. The meeting was opened with Sandra Garriott leading the pledge to the American flag and Judy White leading the pledge to the 4-H flag. There were thirty-one members and seventeen mothers presents. Refreshments were served by Barbara Shillings. Nancy
Hamm Elaine McBride, and Bonnie Williams.
YVOM \N IS KILLED GOSHEN (UP) Mrs. Treva May Miller, 47, Ligonier, was killed in a head-on crash on Ind. 15 a half-mile south of here Monday night. I he driver of the other car, Richard Allen Oangu-er, 20, New Paris, was injured. z State police said Mrs. Miller swerved into the wrong lane.
The annual mother’s night meeting of the Roachdale Peppy Peppers 4-H Club was held Wednesday, May 15 at the school at 7:30 p. m. The new officers for this meeting were: president, Elaine McBride; vice president. Carolyn VanVactor; secretary, Mary Lou Karbison; treasurer, Mary Alice McFarland; news re-
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