EXTENSION NOTES
The Homemaker’s Council loom in the recrea
tion hall is now ready, warned with oastel
colors in a mixture of rose, green, orchid,
blue and-neach. It is suitable'for rags
prenared from old blankets, sheets or bed
spreads. Club members who with to use the
loon should register at the Extension Of
fice. There will be a charge of 2d uer':
inch to cover cost of ram and use of the
loom.
I'ake arrangements with Bernice Johnson at
the Extension Office to weave a rug.
4-K CLU1S
There rill be a 4-H Council neeting begin
ning with the month of IL.-rch, rather than
A ril, to make an attermt to orient and
take an inventory-of the 1948 4-H Club
Program,
In a recent conference of the Intension
workers in this District, several new ob
jectives were talked over* I." order to
bring these objectives to old and new Lead
ers, the first 4-K Council meeting rill be
held ir. the Intension office, Honday,
March 1st, at 8:00 p.m.
There are tentative dates set for a. 4-K
Club Poundup, Leaders Training Conference,
4-K Club Camp, and some revisions concern
in ' the 1948 Pair to talk over. Leaders
are asked to be - resent vt this meeting,
and if ossicle brim,another "ros -ective
leader, ' ■
C. CF C MEETING
The twenty-six persons attending the Cham
ber of Commerce meeting Tuesday evening
spent most of the time going through the
new proposed 3y-L..ws, and making a feu
changes.
A on." the important changes made was that of
adding a Corresponding Secretary to the list
of Officers. O'*, her off leers of'the Chamber
are: President, Vice President, and Record
ing Secretary- Treasurer* Another change
was that-of increasing the dues to "12*00
per year, with an initial membership fee of
■y5.00 for new members.
After a very careful study and many other
revisions of the proposed By-Lavs, they
were accepted by the group present. In or
der to corr'ly with the nevr set of By-Laws
three nore directors were elected. They are
3. C.-Christensen, A1 Brooks and IJrs. I. F.
3rown, who with Harry Timer and Matt Per
kins, elected in December, make up the five
directors. Dorothy jiencke was elected cor
responding Secretary.
According to the By-Laws these five Direc
tors with the four officers constitute the
Executive Board.
All members present immediately paid the
additional >2.00 required under the new laws
MISSING PERSON .SOUGHT
LEOPARD ROSS—Last address believed to have
beer. ‘Petersburg, is being sought. Anyone
having information as to his where abouts.. is
asked to comunicato with the. governor.
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