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PATTON LEADERS FEEL
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4-H Program Develops
Highest Type Citizen
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Mrs. Ilarlpy Stewart
r,_v': iPatton LeadejfSj*
?W-'SjRi1 have . %*er5i"jlttende&-;i'
stWfi*"br county fair, you are aP
'most sure to havfc seen the 411
signv* Untfei* -'the ' sign, 'tlfess alld
^iMslh&ve exhibited trfevjrfrfk they
M0F^([on?4'(m the 'fahn. 1n 'fiw
garden: in tTiFliome. and in their
clubs. But. everthing in life must
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nave ? DrmuiimB. luu i-iih
' tlcularty Muo: With the 4-II pi?
Rram.^-wnudS Is an educational
program tfesiwied primarily
ratal boy ? ' and girls;
Tlie'flSftlub begins with
people at the age of ten
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time wheri'ff is*Jriost heeded. |
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gives him a feeling of indlv
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NATIONAL 4-H *
CLUB WEEK
DOWNS & DOWDLE
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SCraphy" awtnltd to franklin ljjfh for th? play in
Also pictured, ire 'boys' marh, C. 1C "Ike" Olson,
hokb the trophy she won as Coach at The Tear"
(Staff Photo)
sly wltti^SfK
' som^UMl
Ueing W^h
rrl learn to
d??wnstr|
purpose. Thai of giving the
youngster something of his own,
in most instances, a nice bank
of bringing the
en together in
ave worked
and girls,
ihing and
shy boy
meetings,
public
shame
,b meiii
ities to
ict their
by ma
their own
in-'
id t.o
groyU
leatn
ijves
to
thls
f the
unda--1
lopment
(ft, -iea"??ysnjf/ aftd
good housewives.
Children are competitive by
nature and the friendly com
petition that they connfe into con
tact with in the 4-H program
teaches them how to do the whole
some, helpful things and to play
the game fairly.
The 4-H program is net con
fined solely to work. Recreation
plays a large part in the life of
a 4-H club member. They enjoy
their projects because they like
to do a job that is worth doing
and they like to do it well. But
there is plenty of real fun In the
Foods Project
Is 'Adventure'
For 4-H Girls
Karen Houston
Iotla 4-H Club)
Girls who enroll in
work for Uwtfiratl
interested In the foods projej
gin with
called, ^ASVefttrtrfi* in
Kitchen '. TMa was, one o
first ^Advei!
In the KitcfeqQ," is iilftHy a I
experiij
was
tes co
w a? the
cookie*. My
step to take
ever^ detail. My first cookies
were good
Everyone who ate my cookies
told me they were very good. I
can now travel this adventure
without having a road map or a
recipe.
My next adventure was making
hot cocoa. In the second adventure
I learned the value of correct
measuring Other foods which we
beginners learn to prepare are
salads, sandwiches, hot dogs, muf
fins, and cook-out meals.
Table setting Is also one of our
major subjects we study and learn
When this first foods manual
is finished we are ready to enroll
to Unit I of the 4-H Pood Prepara
tion Project.
The
COOKING CORNER'
FavoriU Recipes
Of MACON WOMEN
FABULOUS PIE
3 packages cream cheese or 1
large 8 oz. size
1 cup sugar
3 ess yolks, beaten
pinch of salt
1 Deaspoon vanilla
.1 eg# whites, boaten
1 cup whipping cream
To cfMse arid ('gg- yolks, si [af,
salt- and vanilla Ml* thoroui llj.
PMd In Whipped cream and ?gfe
whites. Pour in graham era k(J
crust. CtuU^hproughly Ma;
frozen far Kit re use.
SftvjfTBth flesh or frozen st ivt- 1
? ir .? i*;i> he?. or other fru . )
Mrs. George Byrd
( Cowee Club)
u
program, too. Part of each club
| meeting is given over to games,
singing, and other kinds of- recre
ation.
The 4-H .slogan is "to learn by
doing". This is exactly what these
boys anc' girls are doing as they
take a project and carry it
through.
In summary, we might say that
the 4-fI program develops leader
ship, - ambition , and
Abo^e all.
It l>'Pe 01
and Amen
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te -j'.i. tic ',+.1 . ; ?
lot ions *o members...
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' A for their ' ?|
' OUTSTANDING WORK
CONLCY MOTOR. COMPANY
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"AN INVESTMENT IN 4~H
IS AM INVESTMENT IN
0000 CITIZENSHIP"
PERRY'S DRUG STORE
BURRELL MOTOR CO., INC.
Chevrolet, Corvalr And Oldsmobile
Sales and Sen ice
Phone LA 4-2421 Franklin, N. C. ?
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in- addition to regtjia* <Aub meet
Pr0JecL work, and
learning 'to 'meet people effectively.
4-H club members also have the
J^pUilr/r. OTiifeiyilal. state
their
work in long time recorcs. M?ny
MF
Macon County 4-H club HWU
"(Mtti; ss
t? AUUlUJV rlfcUds have
been judged best in the state.
While a vh vrfyb.inember, Don
Brown? iTIanrs Chapel, was de
claredsUfJe .wtel^fie Farm
Home Electric project. Last year,
Elizabeth [_^Ajpfl|pns was
chosen winner in trie beef pro
duction project. Both, these pro
jects carry a state award of a
trip to. Chicago. ? r
On the local level, "Achievement
Days" are held and medals are
,?iven to outstanding club mem
bers for their work in their pro
Ject activities. These project ac
tivities include Farm and Home
Electric, Tractor program, Field
Crops, Dairy, Entomology, For
estry, Garden, Beef, Swine, Cloth
ing, Foods, and Home Manage
ment. Records are the basis of
selection for winners at our local
"Achievement Day", as well as on
a district state and national level.
In most awards program, the
state level prize is a trip to the
"National 4-H Club Congress" in
Chicago, which those who have
made the trip say is an unfor
gettable experience. On the na
tional level, prizes are usually in
the form of scholarships.
The awards programs were
initiated to stimulate interest and
competition among the members
Interested in' the different pro
jects. This is Just another metfjtfj
of making the best better.
BOOSTING CAREERS
Highlands CorptSyijilty hospital
is one of several 'in the area tak
ing part in a planned program to
guide ^irjocji/kating from high
schools throughout Western North
Carolin^trito nursing and other
fflf^tylPclrteers. The program will
ern North Carolina, Inc.
tiquarters In Ashe t1 lie.
with
by buying
Reg. Price $194.95
Trade In
Allowance $25.00
Sale Price $169.95
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? Doubl* Wall Construction ,
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SOSSAMON FURNITURE CO.
FRANKLIN, N. C
See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV? The Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly, ABC TV.
HOW MUCH
IS A 10-YEAR EDGE
IN A
COMPACT CAR DESIGN
WORTH?
YOU DECIDE HOW MUCH
MORE CORVAIR GIVES YOU IN
COMFORT, CONVENIENCE AND
[ CONTROLLABILITY . . . WITH
THESE EXCLUSIVE FEATURES.
?ulEY bON'T COST ONE
J PENNY EXTRA! '
REAR ENGINE TRACTION-You climb
right out of snow, sane) and mud where
other compact cars bog down.
AIR COOLING? You never have to buy*
antifreeze? or repair a radiator. And
air can't boii over, ever.
PRACTICALLY FLAT FLOOR-Here's
a bonus in extra foot room ? more
than you'll find in many btg cars.
FOLD-SOWN REAR SEAT-Qne quiCK
flip an^l you increase cargo space Jo ?
' 28.9 cubic feet. And it's standafjf^
equipment" , j *=) V
? IT
BALANCED BRAKING ? The quicker
the stop, the more equal 45 the weight
distribution on each wheel. Another
great advantage of rear-engine design.
FOUR-WHEEL INDEPENDENT SUS
PENSION? Each wheel "walks" inde
pendently over bump? . . . and how
that smooths the ride!
corvair r?m?