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who were also trying for a scholarship. 

 Each girl also had to make a child's apron 

 in two hours and answer any questions 

 that the judges might ask. 



In the Health booth was a table set for 

 dinner and near this was a bed with a boy 

 standing near with baseball equipment. 



In the booth called Hand was a carpen- 

 ter's bench and a boy sawing boai'ds Be- 

 side this was a large table with some 

 chairs and other articles on it which the 

 boys in the Handicraft club had made. 



Between the Heart and Health booths 

 was a piano and an Orthophonic Victrola 

 which a furniture company loaned the 

 4-H Club. Sometimes we gathered around 

 the piano and sang 4-H Club songs. 

 Among these were two .songs written by 

 Miss Fannie Buckanan. They are 'The 

 Plowing Song" for boys and "The Dream- 

 ing Song" for girls. We had to learn 

 these while we wei'e at Camp. 



Across from these booths was a house 

 representing a 4-H Club home. This was 

 furnished very attractively. Some of the 

 girls made Oatmeal Cookies in the kitchen. 

 We sold these at a small price and made 

 a good deal of money. 



In a booth next to the house was some 

 canning and there were some dresses also. 

 The girls that sent these things in were 

 trying for a one-hundred dollar scholar- 

 ship. This booth was called the Home 

 Economics booth. 



Last but not least was the 4-H Club 

 Lunch Counter which was in chai'ge of 

 Mrs. Ruth Snyder of Amherst who was 

 once a 4-H girl herself. We also worked 

 in shifts on this. The money that we 

 made on this was put into a fund to be 

 loaned to 4-H boys and girls who want to 

 go to college but can't afford it. 



On Tuesday evening we went to the Y. 

 M. C. A. where Mr. Farley asked us to 

 tell the reason we were sent to Camp 

 Field. There were many reasons given. 

 On Wednesday evening we went to see 

 the Fireworks which we all enjoyed. 



On Thursday evening we went to the 

 Y. M. C. A. and had a song service. [ 



On Friday evening we went to the Y. 

 M. C. A. and Professor Cole, Mr. Howe, 

 and Mrs. Freeman spoke to us concerning 

 Club work. After that we had a Candle 

 Service which was very interesting. Miss 

 Forbes and Mr. Nodine brought forward 

 the girls and boys whom they thought had 

 shown the best camp spirit. There were 

 twelve out of thirty-one chosen. At the 

 close of the service those that were chosen 

 were given National 4-H Club Pins. I 

 am certainly very proud of mine which I 

 received for being chosen to represent the 

 Heart. 



The last day of Camp Field was just as 

 pleasant as the first day except for the 

 one thought that was in all our minds. 

 We had to leave. We tended to our dif- 

 ferent booths until it was time to leave. 

 I left at 12 M. with two other campers. 

 I arrived home at 8 P. M. tired but happy. I 



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