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THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
THURSDAY. JULY 22, 1937
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Home Demonstration Club News
BY MRS. T. J. O'NEIL
Macon County Home Demonstration Agent
Ten boys and six girls were tak
en to the Swannanoa J-H Club
Camp Monday, July 12, and return
ed to Franklin 'Friday,' July 10.
During the stay at the camp the
boys and gjrls received valuable in
formation and instruction in both
working together and playing to
gether. Air. Rufus Page, assistant
forestry specialist, taught tree iden
tification. Mrs. Evans, home demon
stration agent, from Jackson county,
taught leaf printing. Mr. Herman
Hickman, State college football
coach, gave swimming instructions.
One morning was spent -going over
the Svvannanoa test farm. One
afternoon was spent at' the Ashe
ville Recreational, park... Soft ball
was played almost daily. Swimming
was' permitted three times daily.
(James were played each night after
supper". Thursday night was taken
up with stunts, beauty contest, and
ugiliest boy contest. Macon county
girls wpn first place with their
stunts.
All the boys and girls had a most
enjoyable time and every one ex
pressed the desire to return to
camp next year.
The following are articles written
by girls attending camp, showing
their impression of the camp:
THE TRIP TO CAMP AND BACK
By Betty Jane Waldrdop
"The trip to' the camp seemed to
be a very enjoyable one except
some cars were a little crowded.
The cars left Franklin about ten
thirty Monday morning, July 12,
and arrived at camp about two
o'clock Monday afternoon.
The boys and girls from Macon
County went in cars, while the
children of Clay County went in a
school bs, and those from Jackson
County went in a truck. The cars
from Macon were driven by Dr.
O'Neil, Mr. .Brown, Mr. Alexander
and Mr. ' AI endcnhall. They all re
turned to Franklin early Monday
except Mr. Mendcnhall.. His cai
was very safely locked up. He left
the key in the car and locked the
key inside. , It couldn't be opened
until Dr, O'Neil went back to camp
Friday morning and took M rs.
Mendenhall's key to the car. It
was a good joke on Mr. Mendcn
hall. All the cars from Macon stopped
in Sylva to see how the. children
from Jackson County were going
and to give them a little informa
tion about getting to camp. Most
of the boys and girls of Jackson
Coun,ty went to the camp on a
truck. The rest went in the Clay
County school bus. .Most of the
cars stopped in Waynesville to get
dinner. The rest passed . on .-but
stopped in Asheville.
Mr. Alexander reached the place
to turn off the main highway first,
so waited there for the rest.
The truck from Jackson County
returned to Sylva and then went
back for the children Friday morn
ing. Dr. O'Neil and Mr. Alenden
hall and John Cunningham drove
back to Franklin. As no one stop
ped much on the way back, there
is nothing more to tell about . the
trip."
WORK AT CAMP
By Katherine Gray
"A number of 4-H club members
from Macon, Clay, and Jackson
counties went to Swannanoa to
camp. While there we had an en
joyable time. We were divided into
four groups. Number one washed
the dishes, number two packed the
dishes and cleaned the dining room!
number three cleaned the grounds,
number 4 cleaned the bath houses.
Ve all took turn about.
Each night we played a game.
Monday we played 'Steal the
Bacon,' Tuesday;. "Pop Says,' Wed
resday we had a scavenger hunt,
Thursday we played 'Brother from
England.'
MY TRIP TO RECREATION
PARK
By Katherine Young
"The most interesting Ihing to
me was the animals .at the Zoo.
We saw all kinds of animals there.
And the things' I enjoyed most
were the merry-go. round, and rid
ing in little cars. As we were rid
ing in the Ferris Wheel, we could
look out the window and see the
people in swimming. Sometimes it
would stop while we were on top.
If any of you ever arc in Asheville;
or anywhere near Recreation Park,
I wish you would go and sec it.
THE TRIP TO THE TEST .
FARM
By Emma Lou Hurst
Clay, Jackson and Macon 4-H
club boys and girls visited the
State Test Farm while camping at
Swannanoa. At the test farm they
told how to feed the cows, how
much each cow needed and told
how they fertilized the pasture.
We saw how they used and incu
bator. When the chicks arc thirty
six hours old, they put them in a
brooder house and begin to feed
them.
STUNT NIGHT
By AT arion Moody
Friday night was stunt night.
The stunts were all very interest
ing. Macon'County was the winner.
Our stunt was a miniature chorus.
We cut small dresses from' crepe
paper and sewed them on a white
curtain. Then we cut slits for our
heads, hands and feet. Three girls
put their heads through the slits
and put shoes and stockings on
their hands and put them 'through
other slits for their feet, ..while
three other girls got behind them
and put their hands through for
hands. Then we sang, danced and
did actions to several songs. Also
on Friday night we had a beauty
contest for the prettiest girl .and
the ugliest boy. Clay and Jackson
were the winners in this' contest.
Macon won the song contest both
nights. Mr. Hickman, the. camp di
rector, who weighed about 230
pounds was so. light that he could
not keep himself under water. You
should have heard the crash when
Myra Slagle fell from her upper
bunk to the floor.
From all of .us to all of you 4-H
club boys and girls go to camp
next year. You missed it.
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West's Mill
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wadsworth.
and two sons, Calvin, Jr., and Billy
Bryson, returned to their home i:i
Saginaw, Mich., after spending .10
days here "visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. B. Rickman, of Wood
row, is visiting her brother, Grovcr
Sheffield, and Mrs. Sheffield.
D. L. Clark and son, Clyde, spent
last; Sunday visiting relatives in
Blue Ridge, Ga.
E. O. Rickman, was dismissed
from Angel hospital Monday. .Mr.
Rickman has had pneumonia caus
ed from being thrown from a mule.
. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Steppe, of
Aquone, were visiting Mrs. Steppe's
father, T. C. Bryson, Sunday.
Mrs. W. W. Potts and daughter,
Mrs. Jennie Clouse, of Bryson City,
returned to their home last week
after spending several days visiting
relatives here.
Miss Nelle Parrish, of Nccdmore,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Morgan.
Mrs. W. T. Fouts and children,
of lotla, were visiting her parents.
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' Miss Evelyn Mozeley, of Rcids
ville, is spending some time here
visiting her grandfather, W. J.
West, and Airs. West.. :
Mrs. Clayton. Winstead and small
son, of Elm City, arrived Thursday,
for a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. R. Rickman.
Kev. and Mrs. llarley U 1'lullips
and two children, Ruth and Gene,
of Rutherfordton,. will return to
their , home Saturday, after a two
weeks' visit with Mrs. Phillips' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs: J. B. Matlock.
Mr. and M,rs. Grovcr Sheffield
announce the birth of a son, on
July,7.,Both mother and baby are
doing nicely. ' "
Blonic Gibbs,. who underwent an
operation for ' the removal of his
appendix, .is much improved.
Miss Ruth Holbrooks, of Vir
ginia, is visiting ner parents, Air.
and Mrs Will Holbrooks.
DorsVy Matlock, is spending some
time in Winston-Salem visiting his
brother, Charles Matlock and Airs.
Matlock..
Airs. Alafgaret Carter, of Ander
son, S. C, has been visiting her
sister, Afrs. Nancy Cardon,' and
other relatives. . - .
Airs. Ada Thompson left Friday
for Scotland, Ind., where " she ex
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daughter, Airs. Joe Roberts and
Air. Roberts.
Airs. Everette Leatherman, of
South Carolina, was visiting her
sister, Afrs. Carroll Gibson and Mr.
Gibson Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Rickman and two
children, Helen and Bruce, return
ed to their home here after spend
ing a month visiting her mother,
ATrs. Vance, in Sylva.
Air. and Mrs. Chace Tatham, of
Andrews, spent the week-end vis
iting Airs. Tatham's parents, Air.
and Afrs. Fred AIcGaha.
Airs. Will Amnions, of Sylva, is
visiting her sisters. Airs. Nannie
Allen and Airs. R. R. Rickman.
Air. and Airs. Scott Christie and
children returned to their home in
Junction City, Ark., after, a visit
here with Air. Christie's sister, Airs.
Robert Gibson and Air. Gibson.
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trunk, A-l $425
1929 Ford Coupe, jam up $135
1935 Dodge Pickup, A-l,
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1934 Chevrolet '2 Ton
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1936 Ford Tudor $400
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1930 Chevrolet Sedan . . $190
1935 Chevrolet Standard
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1934 Ford V-8 Long
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