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l-Mhs Millard trtrtftntr"
County -Agent C Lee Gowan tool- I
lot of interest in them. Each club had
;: a picnic af some appropriate place like
Cleveland Springs, High Shoals, 0r
Lakewood Park, and an encampment
: was held on the Catawba River when
the members enjoyed fishing, swjmL
ming, boating, : and group games and
sporte.
We are giving herewith a picture of
Miss Millard. Also a picture of Vir
ginia Stroup and her prize pig.
Now why can't- every county in 1922
set out to dd as well as Gaston did in
. .TEACHING GIRLS TO ROW .
Miss Millard (on left) at one of the club
Picnics.
Gaston County's Triumphant Boys
and Girls
THE farm boys and girls of Gaston
County, N. C, are now very proud
of themselves and we are proud of
them. - -
In the first place, they have just won
the distinction ' of being the banner
North Carolina county in club work
in 1921. In the second place, it was a
! Gaston County girl, Virginia Stroup,
who won the coveted prize a free
trip to the International Livestock
Show at Chicago offered for members
of North Carolina livestock clubs.
Now a word as to the banner county
decision: Following was the score
card used on each county :
Number of clubs organized (6 perfect
score) 10
Number erfrolled (100 perfect score)........ 10
Number of meetings held (7 perfect score) IS
Per cent of members attending meetings.. 20
Per cent of members exhibiting club
products ....a. 10
Per cent of members reporting 25
Per cent of members attending encamp
ment 10
Total score.... 100
The highest scoring counties were
Gaston, 85.97 per cent; Sampson, 84.17
per cent; Catawba, 82.87 per cent. .
Gaston's triumph is due both to the
boys and girls of the county and to
the Gastonia Kiwanis Club, which
agreed to boost boys' and girls' agri
cultural club work as one of its chief
aims for 1921. It raised half the money
needed to pay an "assistant county
agent" to have charge of club work in
cooperation with farm demonstration
work. -
Miss Helen S. Millard, a graduate of
the Massachusetts Agricultural Col
lege, was employed being the first
woman to be appointed farm demon
stration agent in the South. One hun
dred and eighty-five members were en
rolled in 11 organized .clubs, meeting
VIRGINIA STROUP AND HER PRIZE PIG.
once month. The' members -were
trained in parliamentary practice, pub
lic speaking, and given instruction in
home agricultural projects. Twenty
minutes or more for games and plays
were also taken at each meeting, these
being intended to develop the social
and play spirit.
The membership of these clubs pro
duced last year $7,117 worth of pigs,
calves, poultry and corn at a cost of
$1,7775, leaving ' -$5339.75 fof vthern
selves. The members also won $469.25
in cash prizes in addition to ( sending
ninq boys ajid girls to the State. Fairat
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