jorth Star 4-H Club jeport
The Seventh regular meeting of the
North Star 4-H Club was called to
order by President Miller cn August
1st. This was the day we had sch
eduled for a pecnic, but as soon
as Mr. Weather heard the news he
sent his blessings (?) in a torrent
of rain drops; and so tho peaceful
Rorrison home suddenly found Itself
sheltering a dozen or so North
Star-era" for their seventh henven
er-excuso me, I mean afternoon of
work and fun (with all of our own
additions, of course). Our trip
to Fairbanks wa3 narrated for the
benefit of those who were unable to
go. In this, main speaker Swoboda
found himself swamped with questions
from all sides.
Tho next meeting will be held at
Mil]ers in honor of the mothers at
which time a program and entertain
ment will be provided. All Mothers
are invited to attend.
The meeting adjourned.
Ruth Cornelius
(Club Reporter)
Itr. <3c Mrs.#Fr nk Linn, old tin#
residents of the Vf llcj hr.vc re
cently joined the i.iatanuskn Valley
ireject and nil} oeoupy the tract
formerly taken by Mm & I/Irse I- A,
Ec.sth-'i . It id extremely intcrost
ing to note the interest and faith
which the substantial Alaskan fam
ilies tike hr, and Mrs, Linn have
in the I.iabunuska Project and the
willingness to go forward whore
others have loft off„ Such dotor
nination and faith is a guarantee
for success*
Mrs. Loo B. Jacobs entertained at
an aftornocn tea in honor of Mrs.
John Ossoward on Thursday after
noon, August 4. About imirty-fivo
guests were present, and net at
tho Jacobs cabin just out of Pnl
nor. Tho popular brido had tho
opportunity to neat her many ’
friends. 7. most delightful lunch
was served with Miss. Ruth DcArnond
and Miss. Metdorf residing at the
tea table, gentlemon were conspic
uous by their absence.
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