ANNUAL T Tor Bertha V1nnond Deoember 1, 1936

Annual Report of Home Demonstration Agent, Cochise County 1937

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cocarss C OCNTY

Bertha V1nnond

C.cunty Home Demonstration Agent

Deoember 1, 1936

Deoember 1, 193'7 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

status of County Organization • · · • • • • • · 1

Program of Work. • · · · • • • • • 2

Homemakers Club s · • • • · • • • • • • • 3-4-5

Nutrition. • • • • · · · · · • · • 6 8c 23

Food Preparation • · • • • · • • .. 6 8c 23

Adult Work • · • · · • 6

4-H Baking Clubs • · · 23

4-H Meal Planning Club. • · . 26

Food Preservation • 7 8c 28

Adult . • · 7

4-H Canning Clubs · · · 28

. . 9 Clothing • & 31

Adult Work. . • • · · 9

4-H Garment Making Clubs. • · . 31

11 8c 45 Home Management • •

11 Adult Work. • • · •

45 4-H Home Management Club ·

13 &. 48 Home FUrnishings . • · · · · •

13 Adult Work • • · · · ·

48 4-H Handicraft Clubs • • . . . Health & . . . . . Home, Sanitation...... 56

4-H Health Clubs · ...... 56

Miscellaneous • ...... 16

Adult Work ...... · . . . . 16

w. P. A. Work ...... 16

Fairs • . . . . . · . · . . . . 16

Organization · ...... 17

Club Houses ...... 17

Magazines • . . . · . · ...... 18

News Writing ...... 18

stewart Garden Club • · ...... 18

Willcox Woman's Club ...... 19

Cochise County History · ...... 19

Annual Leave • • . . . . 20

4-H Club History •• · ...... 21

4-H Music Appreciation • · ...... 64

4-H Social Progress Club • · ...... 67

4-H junior Clubs • • • . . . . 69

Miscellaneous 4-H Club Work 70

Assistance fro� state Office • 72-74

Outlook and Recommendations 75

Table Showing Program as planned and

76-79 achieved in Cochise County • . .

...... 76 Adult- • ...... Junior • • • • • • • • • ...... 78

Map of County, showing activities of the year . . . . 80

Su:mm.ary • ...... 81

Plan of Home Demonstration Work for 1938

by Projects and Communities ...... 83

Adult...... 83

Junior ...... 85

-----000----- ILLUS'mATIONS

Page stewart Homemakers .'. • ...... • • • l2a ,

Double Adobe 1st Year G. M. Girls ...... 32a

Texas 4-H Handicraft Club • ...... - 1 -

STA'lUS OF COUNTY ORGANIZATION

Home Demonstration work in Cochise County has been carried on through the County Farm Bureau, Pioneer Club at Cochise,

Reliet Societies at Pomerene,and Webb, Motherts Club at Webb, and the County Fair Board. All other groups have been organized by the Home Demonstration Agent. 'lhesa are the Stewart Community Club,

Sulphur Springs Camnuni ty Club, The Westside Communi ty Club, at Paul

Spur, the Valley Womants Club at Whitewater, Double Adobe Homemakers,

Portal, Rucker Canyon, Biggs Settls�entt and South Bisbee.

The following groups are organized with officers and a Program or Work: Mother's Club at Webb, McNeal Aid Society, stewart Community

Club, SUlphur SpriDgs Community Club, Pioneer Club at Coehise, Westside

Communi ty Club at Paul Spur, the Valley Woman's Club at Whi tewaterj

South Bisbee and the Double Adobe Homemakers. '!he following have not set up a def'inite organiza:b1on: Frontier, Riggs Settlement, Rucker

Canyon and Portal

As soon as groups are ready it has been recommended that they organize with officers and a constitution.

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PROGRAM OF WORK

Factors to be considered in developing the 1938 Program of Work:

1. Size or County - Distance between communities and

scattered homes.

2. Limited expense account.

3. History of project.

4. Needs for work - Where? - What? - Equipment to work with?

5. Present progress of develo�ent.

6. Spirit of cooperation and help given to Agent.

7. Present Economic Situation.

8. Requests for work, which could not be met on account of

time and mileage.

9. Increased home gardens and the need ot caring for this

surplus.

10. Suggestions from state Agent.

11. Definite days for office work.

12. Definite days set aside for miscellaneous or emergency work.

13. Cooperation with outside organizations such as Vocational,

Fairs, Parent-Teachers and Federated Clubs.

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HO\(JNAXERS CLUBS

History - See 1935 and 1936 reports. The Homemakers groups of

this county have been carrying the outline as suggested by the State

Home Demonstration Agent tor the past three years. Additional group. have used these outlines tor miscellaneous work. However, the Stewart, SUlphur Spr1ngs, Double Adobe and Whitewater groups have completed three years requirements. These outlines have baen used as the basis tor each meeting. �e one criticism bas been that the Agent has had to do �ost ot the work. However, in each group

each woman has assisted and in sane eases they have given demonstra

tions. Bach year at the annual birthday party, which is really the achievement day of the stewart Homemakers, Miss Frances L. Brown has been present and has listened to a review of the years work.

The Homemakers groups ot Stewart and Double Adobe have attended the County Far.m Bureau picnic far the past three years. At such meetings there has been much enjoyment in comparing notes on what various clubs are doing and in free comparison as to what can be done to ma�e their organizations better.

During the pest year the Stewart Homemakers have taken over ODe room at the Stewart School and have established a Club House. They have built two tables, each twelve feet in length, and have started the necessary equipment to serve their own community dinners, parties, ete. During the year the Homemakers had a joint picnic with the �H

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�ealth Club at Stewart. This is the first time that the Homemakers

have Joined with the 4wH Clubs and an "enjoyable day was the result.

The � Club presented a model business meeting for the occasion,

providing the music and program.

'!he SUlphur Springs Homemakers have completed six of the required

third year demonstrations and have had ten meetings during the year.

They have maintataed their club room but have had no new equipment.

They have taken care of the sick, remembering each club member who

bas been Sick with letters, flowers and baskets or food. They

presented the agent with a beautiful brief case during the past year.

They voted fund. to send the outstanding � girl in their community

to the 4-H Round-Up. They have prepared a Christmas box tor the

Children's Home.

Double Adobe Homemakers have spent much of the past year on

activities within their own community. Each month a mamber of the

Homemakers group or a commdttee of several members has served a

community dinner to the local Farm Bureau organization. These have

been quite elaborate affairs. Their club room has been decorated and

dinners have been beautifully served and a program furnished for the

evening. In addition to the equipment reported last year these women have stained and varnished their six tables, have bought dishes and

silver· sufficient to serve Sixty people. They have just completed paying for three dozen steel chairs which will add materially to the

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!._omtort ot the hr10U8 groups. '!he Homemakers have added material-

11 in the 4-H Club Work that has been carried on in the Double

Adobedletrict. They have chaperoned the youngsters on each occasion and have cooperated in everr way possible in making the Social

Progress Club in this community outstanding in the state.

The Whi tews ter Homemakers, known as the Valley Woman's Club, has been untortunate in not having a Club Room ot their own. They have had to meet· in each others homes but at the same time they have been able to carryon a worthwhile years work. They have campleted/nine ot the outline! demonstrations. It is true that the agent has had to help with the demonstrations but the women have gained much contidence and have affected a good organization.

The agent devoted ten days to work in four communities. She had five meetings with an attendance ot 140.

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amnTION

FOOD PREPARATION

Only four days during the year were spent with tood prepara�

t1on. Four demonstrations were given in two communi ties with

holiday menus as a subject with an attendance or 58.

A radio te.lk was prepared OD Cranberry Jelly in connection

with menus for the winter season. �st ot the work in tood

preparation has been carried on through office calls and individual

conta.cts.

4--H Baking Clubs. See pages 23-25

4-H Meal Planning Club. See pages 26-27

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N.U'lRI TI ON

1'OOD PRESERV.!TI ON

History - See 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 reports.

Food preservation has been an important part of Home Demonstration

Work tor the past eight years. During this time demonstrations have been given to practically eTery communi ty in the eounty. The agent feels th�t most of the rural women are able to take care ot their

canning problems quite efficiently. However, from time to time the

agent is still called on to visit small groups, especially new

comers in various communities. We have tried to do this whenever the

occasion arises and have found that working wi th small groups in their own kitchen has been quite worthwhile.

Where 8 series or demonstrations have been given the agent likes to give' a demonstration on the use of the pressure cooker. in the canning or non-acid vegetables and meats in both tin cans and glass jars. The canning ot fruit has been lim!ted to exhibit canning. The competition in exhibit canning 1a thi8 county 1s still interesting. A good exhibit has bean prepared in each communi ty and exb,ibl ted in the loaal and county fairs.

Canning demonstrations have been given at Russellville, stewart,

Willcox, Double-Adobe, Whitewater, Webb Motherts Club, Cochise and

�ucker. Special attention has been give to making or better jellies and pickles. The agent has p�cha8ed a saltameter and hes tested brine in

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.six communi ties.

Assistance has been given in the regulation ot sealers and

the testing of pressure cookers. A number ot new thermometers have been purchased.

The following has been reported tram the county in coan�ction with food preservation. The Agent spent nine days on canning in

seven communities. Twelve meetings have been held with an attendance

ot 145.

In addition to the home canning there is much interest in this county in canning tor exhibit. The stewart women have an exhlbit ready to be judged tor state honors in Kerr canning. This contest is sponsored by the Kerr Glass Mfg. Corp and exhibi 1;s have been pre pared by Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Dearing and Mrs. Ellis.

4-H Canning Clubs. Sae pages 28-30

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CLO'lHING

History - See 1930, 1931. 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 reports.

Clothing has been a part of the Agent's work each yeaD tor the past

eight years.

Twenty oommunities have been visited and in each community six

or more demonstrations have been given by the Agent. After a

Specialist was added to the Extension Office fifteen dars work has

been given to the county each year. The agent has a series ot six

lessons in home sewing that has been given as a forerunner ot the

sewing. Following these six lessons each group enrolls for the type ot sewing in which they are interested. This has included reconstruction, pattern alterations, short cuts, machine attachments, handmade trimmings and hat renovation.

During the past year the Agen� has had sewing demonstrations in thirteen communities with a total or 22 meetings and an attendance ot

390.

Outstanding in this work, and the agent teels the most worth while', has been the demonstrations given by the Clothing Specialist.

Mrs. Margaret Watson, on the renovation of sewing machines. Such demonstrations were given in the Whitewater, Webb, Frontier, Cochise, stewart, Rucker Canyon, South Bisbee, Riggs Settlement, and Sulphur

Springs communities and before the Reliet Society. In each district the machines were brought to a central place and each woman worked on lier own machine. She was told to take the machine apart, clean, oil and reassemble. Following the conditioning of the machine considerable

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tim. was given to the regulation of the tension, the stitch, belt

e.nd in each case the woman was taught whaj to look tor in diagnosing

the troubles of her particular machine. It was surprising how tew

ot these machines really needed anything except a good cleaning. A

total ot sixty machines were serviced during these demonstrations.

In moat cases this work took most of the day and these were all

day meetings. Time was taken out tor a brief lunch and work

immediately resumed. TOe sewing machine cleaning demonstrations

f were tollowed in each communi ty wi th demonstrations on the use ot

sewing machine attachments. In each case the women were given an

opportunity to work with their own attachments and much benetit was

derived fram tnis instruction.

The Specialist gave two demonstrations on children's clothing.

A sleeve demonstration was given to South Bisbee, Whitewater and

Double Adobe.

The Agent gave a series ot six lessons to the women at Rucker

CaDyon, Biggs Settlement and Portal. Miscellaneous demonstrations

were given at Cochise, stewart and Whitewater. One dress torm was

made in Willcox. Assistance has been given in the making over of

garments, sugg�8tions tor patterns and fittings. The reconstruction

ot gar.ments was given as a miscellaneous demonstration to Cochise.

The remodelling ot hate and the construction of cloth hats and help

in the oftice in the reblockiug of hats has been given to Cochise,

.stewart, Willcox and SUlphur Springs.

4-H Garment Maldng Clubs. See pages

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J!_CJ4E MANAGD4ENT

History - See 1930, -1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 reports.

The early history ot this project was combined with Home Furnishings

under the heading ot Home Improvement but since a specialist had came

on the force, tor two years we have reported Home Management and Home

Furnishings as separate projects.

The Home Management project tor Cochise Oounty has been almost

entirely under the super�sion of the state Hame Management Specialist.

She has visited the county, spending thirteen days and working in

fifteen communities. Forty-three demonstrations have been given.by the

Agent or Speciali st. Twenty-two circular letters have been sent out

and thirty-tive home visits made.

Home Accounts - Home account books have been su�plied to forty

three women. at this number we hope to have twelve finished books.

Account keeping has probed to be the herdest work that has ever been

carried on in this county_ The wanen mean well, start with enthuSiasm

but find many excuses at the end or the second month. The Home

Management Specialist has visited the county three times in checking

these accounts. She gave instructions at the first meetlDg, a8 to how the books should be tilled out. At the second meeting summarizing and correcting mistakes at group meetings. The third check-up �as a house

to house Visitation looking over the account books to date. Last year

�his county turned in six completed books.

Other demonstrations by the Home Management Specialist have covered subjects, such as the"attractive kitchen", "reading the label", labor saviDg ctertces, cleaning agencies and tly control. Perhaps the most

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interesting days with the Specialist hes been the work days in which kitchen stools and other kitchen convenienees were made.

SUpplementing the work by the Specialist, the Agent made 125 ti11ng cabinets. The object ot these tiling cabinets was to have a pla.e to keep store accounts. billa, etd. Instead ot keep store bills, many ot the women are keeping their embroidery patterns and what have-you in these cabinets. byway it wa,s fun to make the cabinets, the wamen are proud or them and they have a use, it not the intended use. Spice shelves haTe been made from corrugated boxes and gummed paper. These were quickly made and helped to extend the cupboard space.

At a work meeting at Whitewater with the Specialist sixteen articles were completed under the supe�8ion ot the Specialist.

At a similar meeting at Stewart ten kitchen stools were completed.

4-H Home Management Club. See pages 45-47

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HOME FURNlS3INGS

History • See 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 reports.

This work was formerly carried together wi th Home Management under

the general heading ot Home Improvement. This included exterior as

well as interior problems. bince the coming or the Specialist, Home

Furnishings has included interior problems exclusive of the kitchen.

Home Furnishings as a project has been carried on in the follow

ing communi ties: Willcox, Double Adobe, Frontier, eochi 88, Sulphur

Springs, Douala., Forest Station, Whitewater and Stewart. '!he agent

spent fifteen and one-halt days with 28 meetings ani 605 attendance.

Mattresses - The renovation and construction of mattresses has

been considered in this county for the first time. With the assistance

of the state Home Demonstration Agent the agent has made several viSits

to factories in Safford, Tucson and Las Cruces. The raw ctton has

been carded and used in the reconstruction ot ordinary mattresses and

in the construction of new inner spring mattresses. Mattress covers

have been made and fifteen women haTe been given assistance with

mattress problems. It is expected that an interest in the construction

or mattresses will be increased within the next few months.

Kitchen Curtains - The agent has prepared a demonstration kit ot kitchen curtains. Most ot these curtains were made from inexpensive material with homemade trimRdng which will brighten up the drap kitchens.

�ls demonstration has been given to twenty groups or women and has been

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,ell received.

X1tchen Gadgets - The agent has made a collection of kitchen

gadgets which should be labelled EaTing devices. Some or these are

homemade. This collection has been tried out by fifteen groups of

women and t�e women have baen inter�8ted in selecting the suggestions

that can be *eed in their own kitchens an� discarding others which

they feel are not practical for their ho�es.

Rugs .. Rug demonstrations have been given in ten communi ties.

Everj' year requests come tor ways of using the accumulated rags. The

agent has a collection ot homemade rugs that can be m�de without an1

expense and which are usable in any roan in the home. SUch demonstra

tions have been given in Douglas,before the W. P. A., Biggs Settlement,

Portal, Cochise and South Bisbee. These rug demonstrations have been

given otten in connection with other damonstrations. When the agent

has a new rug pattern she carries it along and before the day is over

each woman has made a sample. In some camnuni ties all day rug meet

ings have been held at which time each woman starts a rug and receives

any personal attention that is necessary.

Upholstering ... Under the supervision ot Mr,s. Margaret Watson,

Home FUrnishings SpeCialist, a series or upholstering demonstrations

were given at Forest Station. These demonstrations covered two all

day meetings, at which time a davanport and tour chairs were upholstered and slip covers were planned for several chairs.

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- . curtains The Home J'Ul'ntshlng; Specialist gave one demonstra..

tioD on the selection and construction ot curtains suitable tor

every room in the house except the kitchen. This demonstration was

very helpful as well as interesting.

Miscellaneous - During the months ot November and December each

year the agent has a series ot demonstrations on household articles

that will make attractive gitts. Tnis has proven to be one of the

moet interesting demonstrations ot the year, while perhaps not the

most important, the egent teels th�t this type ot work has had a

e erta! n value.

!he making ot trays, waste baskets, toot stools, magazine racks,

spice shelves, and covers for cans such as Dutch Cleanser have helped

to pep up various groups and to add to the Christmas spirit.

4� Handicraft Clubs. See pages 48-55

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w. P. A. Work:

Two meetings were held .1th the W. P. A. and N. Y. A. girls

in Douglas. At this time demonstrations were given on the making

ot homemade rugs. As a result of this demonstration Miss RUth

Wickstrom used material which belongs to the agent tor lemonstration

rugs and the Agent 1s to have the rugs when their work ends.

Fairs:

The Agent attended the Willcox Flower Show. The rural groups

supported the Flower Show, furnishing most of the exhibits but did not help with the organization ot the Flower Show this year.

I The Agent attended the st. David Local Fair, giving assistance where needed. The exhibits were judged by Mrs. Flossie Wills

Barmes.

Four days were spent in connection with the Cochise County Fair in Douglas. 'Having a new head or the foods department it was necessary for the agent to give close superVision to the handling ot the exhib�ts ot this department. Three fair committee meetings were attended and plans were made for another year.

Two days were spent in Tempe visi ting and. assisting at the 4-H

Fair.

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-One Farm Bureau meeting at stewart was attended end the County

lam Bureau picnio, en annual artair, at which time the 4-H clubs

or the count.y were asked to assist.

The annual Extension Conterence was attended early in January.

Each year the Children's Home is given some attention. Everr

rural group makes some kind ot a donation. This year turn1 ture was

purchased tor the younger children, one quilt and twenty undergarments were sent in the Christmas box. 150 quarts ot canned products were

sent. While this is not a part of the agent's work she has cooperated in any way possible.

Club Houses:

An interesting part ot the agent's unclassified work has beeD spent in helping Var! oua clubs to obtain and equip club rooms. The

DOUble Adobe Homemaker. haTe spent $150.00 for eqUipment tor their Club

House. This Club room was the original school room. Since it is no longer needed tor this purpose the school board has given the club a lease on the building tor a8 long as they will use and maintain the roOM. They have table service tor sixty and a new supply of steel folding chairs which makes their room Tery attractive and usable. This building 1s free for the use ot any group who will be responsible.

lbe Frontier Homemakers have added a kitchen to their Club House.

The Sulphur Springs ladies have improved the schoolhouse that is loaned to them by the county. The stewart ladies have acquired a school room an� have built tables tor their convenience. They are planning

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additional improvements during the winter months.

Magazines:

The agent haa collected magazines from every source and every month distributes these mag�zlne8 and papers to groups where there

18'a shortage ot reading material.

News Writing:

Mrs. Mernice Murphr has had a series ot meetings in the count,..

February 26th. April 16th and Mal" 7th. Two ot these meeti�s at the

Pearce High School with a total of 216 attending. In8�ruction was given on the preparation ot news items and other subjects ot interest to classes in journalism. In the evenings Mrs. Murphy met with the news writing group, under the direction ot Mrs. W. S. Sni th who has charge ot a W. P. A. project in Douglas. One forenoon was spent in the prepara- tiOD ot radio material tor the Cochise County Historical Characters to be used for a Ch�ber of Commerce braodcast but written by the above group. Other assistance has been given the news writing group through correspondence.

Stewart Garden Club:

The Stewart Garden Club is an outgrowth or the stewart Homemaker's.

They have had their own set of officers and have held independent meetings.

This group was organized three years ago with Mrs. C. C. Gordon as president and most of the sucoess ot this club is due to her leadershipo

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Jard improvement eontesta have been held each year. This contest

has been judged in connection with the Willcox Flower Show until

this year. This year the women cooperated with the Willcox Flower

Show but 'yards were judged in their own group. This club has kept

the sick and shutOins supplied with flowers. They have supplied

flowers for church serVice, funerals, school and social functions.

Through the efforts ot this club seed houses allover tne country have

supplied seeds for distribution. Willcox merchants have helped by

furnishing bulbs and permitting the women to sell f10wets in their

store windows each Saturday. The president ot this club was respons-

ible tor collecting and transporting a flower collection eighty miles

to the County Fair.

Willcox Woman's Club:

One demonstration was given to the Willcox Woman's Club on the

-Attractive Eltchen·.

Cochise County History:

Especially interesting '0 the agent were two meetings held at

Portal. One ot these at the home ot � • .Tohn Hand. At this time he

entertained the group by telling of the early history of Cochise County,

showing his Indian exhibits and relics ot various kinds.

Mr. Duffner entertained the 4-H Club, as well as the wamena group,

talking about butterflies and other nature studies and other collections

- Which he has in his possession.

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Annual Leave:

The agent has spent lass than ten months in actual work during the past twelve months. Last December the county was fortunate in sending two 4-H girls to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago.

Since the Agent had not used her vacation she took the month or

December in order to go with the girls to Chicago. This was done at her own expense and charged to annual leave.

In July a trip was made to Alaska, using more than the usual

thirty days. This was especially Interesting as the Extension Work and 4-H Clubs were visited besides the usual tourist sights.

4-H Music Appreciation Club. See pages 64-66.

4-H Sooial Prograss Club. See �age8 67-68.

4-H Miscellaneous Club Work. See pages 70-71.

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4-H CLUB WORK

History - 4-H Clubs have been organized and continued work under the Home Demonstration Agent linee 1930. Previous annual report. giTe a deteiled history ot TariOU8 clubs, enrollments and completi ons.

4-H Club Work has continued to grow until such clubs have been scattered over the greater part of the rural districts in the County.

OUr Club Work is organized as winter clubs and summer clubs. The winter clubs are usually under the leadership ot the local teacher.

Since most ot our children are carried tram home to school on the bus it is necessary to use school time tor the bus1ness meetings and instruction in project work. Atter this has been Qutlined- the � members do most at the actue.l work in the hane. In some ways the orgenization ot 4-R Clubs within e. rural school has the advantage ot having the children together and on time. From the other standpoint the Agent has very little to say concerning the selection ot leaders.

It has been necessary to use new material almost every year, as the turn-over of teachers in rural districts is very rapid. one rural school had three teachers during the nine months that wa were trying to ca1'l7 on Club Work.

During the summer Club Work is organized under the leadership of some woman in the com:nuni ty who is willing to take on the responslbility"

SUch club. are usually devoted to work in canning, food preparation,

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baking and sewing. Achievement days are held twice a year, in

August to care for the summer clubs end in April and 1'lB.y to care

tor the winter clubs.

Club Work has been organized in the following communities:

St. David, Dragoon. stewart, Sulphur Springs, Pearce, Webb,

Elfrida, Whitewater, Texas School, Frontier, DOUble Adobe, Forest

Station, Rucker Canyon, and Portal. And the following projects

have been completed: garment making, callIling, handicraft, music

appreciation, health, meal planning, baking and Social Progress

Clubs.

So far we have not been able to have a countywide achievement

day or 4-H talr. However, the above clubs have taken part in the

county tairs, the local tairs, farm exhibits and state contests.

In each club an effort has been :n:e.de to train judging te�s and

demonstration teams. Aocording to the map on page a general

idea at 4-H activities can be seen at a glance. Following is a

history of each project together with enrollment and eompletloDS

and awarda•

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4-H BA1C[HG

4-8 Rking clubs in this county have been tew and far between.

Small groups ot older girla have completed the project tram time to

time. McNeal leads wi th three baking clubs completed.

Ho.ever. the past year �fiss Gwendolin, a young and enthusiastic

leader organized a baking club composed ot six members. These girls

ecmpleted their work 100% and trained two demonstration teams. I The

demonstration team ot this club c�eted against the other toods

teams ot the county and was given second plaee. Special 8tress was placed on the judging ot baking products. Gwendolin Mills and Rose

Grantham placed tirst and competed in the state judging contest. Rose

Grantham won first place in judging and the team placed second.

Solo work in baking has been a minor part of the club work ot

Margaret Ellis. Dorothy Prege�er and other older girls in t�e county. which includes Mary Jane Patterson, Daphne Thurman, ·Helen McBride,

Nellie Thurman and Barbara Porter, who are doing the work without club credIt but wlo Will be given club credit when they have organized as a club and can take care ot their club meetIngs and other organization matters.

Bertha Timond, Cochise County, Arizona. 1937. - 24 -

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZONA College of Agriculture and U. S.· Department of Agriculture Cooperating

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let Year Be 4th a Club (eaJ1lliac. Pia. etc.) Year (lst. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club �och18eKbuI. Webb June 1, 1937 Communit7 Date

(lwendol1n Mill. Elfrida, Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate aeres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of :Member Age Address Yr. Pin Si'Zeof Total Total Savimr Remarks Rec'd Project Cost Value T.n�A 1 sa .. nlllm 1 Grantham.. Rose Sec 15 Webb, Arizona 3rd 335 3.60 9.99 6.39 �-1stJU�i�em I

'2 " .. Miller t Carol S.L. 15 3rd 205 2.90 8.50 5.60 1-3rd

3 , Miller. Oeci1e v.p. 13 .. .. 1st 208 2.95 8.'10 5.75 l-3rd . 4th & 4 • Dem. judgir� Mills, Gwendol1n 19 Elfrida, 4th 202 1.75 2.30 .55 t.AAm 5 tt 5th I Ollaon•.Maybelle Pres 1'1 Webb. 250 3.00 9.00 6.00 I-2nd 16 7 j

I: I �O �l

�i14 115

16 L I I 17 I 1 18

Totals 14.20 38.49 24.29 r ]200 f1 I . Total Number Enrolled 5 _ Completed .5 _ Judging Teams 2 Demonstration Teams 2

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over 9 110 113 I I I I I AGES 111112 114115 116 117118119/20 , CLUB WORK Boys I I 1 1 1 BoY'S 111111.11111 Girls 11 12 11 11 I Girls

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5th " Baldng 1st, 2nd, 3rd, !��"""";;�iiDd�,-:---:of�C=lu-:-b�(:-ca-DDi--:..-.�Pie:-.-etc.-:--')------�Y:=-ea-r�(1:-8t:--,--:2:-Dd.-:--etc.-:----7)------�N;-am-e-A-;-;d;-op-:-tecl-:-:::for�C;;-lu-;.-b-- Oochise stewart September 1936 ·'--��7b------��m-mu-�=·------��D�a��------

Leader Leader'. Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate aeres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

)lame of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Si'Zeot Total Total Saving Remarks Rec'd Project Cost . Value I 2nd, 3rd .&. 111s�inl.s.... "'I:J" 16 Willcox. Ariaona 6th 350 3.'70 10 .. 35 6 65

F25th...... " l Marv J"ane 19 Elfrida .. 9th 195 2.40 7.80 -5.40 I' 3 '.

1 l l8 t

19 �

12 l3 l4 l5 t6 l7

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Totals 545 6.10 18.15 12.05 , Total Number Enrolled 2 Completed .2 Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6& over 9 110 111112 113 114 115 116117118119120 , CLUB WORK AGES BOfS I I I I I BoY'S 1 1 1 1 1 1.11111

Girls Girls I I I I I 2 1 1 1 I 1 I .11 I I lllJ IX .... - 26 -

4-H MEAL PLANNING

Tbe first meal planning club was organized at Whitewater by

Mrs. Maria Dillman. The first yeu work 1s a breakf'ast plamliDg

club. Mrs. Dillman open/ed her hene to these girls and they met

there twice a week snd every girl completed every problem suggested

in the outline under Mrs. Dillman's guidance.

Eight demonstration teams were trained and seven competed in

the county conteat. County honors went to Elnora Mortenson and

Lavine Thompson, who were winners in the foods d1vision. They were

Bent to the state Bound�p and there trip was paid for Iy the Webb

baking girls. They placed first in the state contest.

This is one or the beat clubs that the agent supervised during

the past year. The entire success ot the club is due to Mrs.

Dil.lman's leadership. She gave freely ot her tim., paid tor most

ot the material that was used in this club and was never too busy to

let an, ot the girl. come to her home to perpare a meal.

Bertha Virmond, Cochise County, Arizona. 1937.· - 27 -

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZONA College of Agriculture and V. S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating

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hal Planning Olub 1st yr KiDcI of Club (cauine. Pia. Year (1st, 2Dd. Name Adopted for Club I etc.) etc.) Cochise Webb June 18, 1g37 Communit)' Date

Ira. Maria DillmaD Elfrida, .Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" Jndieate acres, Dumber of hens, garments made, etc.

Yr. Pin Size of Total Total N.... of Kember _Aee Address Savine Remarks &c'd Project Cost Value

'. -� ..::I. A Sec 10 Elfrida. Arizona 1st 130 2.35 Dem team

l' - " �uthrie. 1i!i1.an V.'D 13 " " 1st 374 6.65 "

t .. Elnora Pre� 14 Webb: Arizona 1st 173 3.47 " ft

�ICPber8on. SL�irley 13 Elfrida, Arizona 2nd 142 3.42 " "

'Iude. Lavinnie 10 Webb, " 1st 175 3.05 " .. f VAA.crlA Sarab 14 " • 1st 334 5.38 .. " -

1_ " Ii .. " 'li:1:+.A hA11 • 14 4th 373 6.96

8 ... 'lhomnson. Lavine 15 If • 1st 151 3.07 it ..

. t ti " ti " . Thom'Dson.. Nathalia 11 2nd 148 2.64 I 10 _. 1st 306 7.47 tt .. 11lliams t Almeda 17 Elfrida,

- 11 � 12 It 2nd 46 1.33 " .. I GA�guer.. Lucille Webb. 12 I lOinter, F1Qretta 13 " " 2nd 118 2.02 Ii " I � .. . I I llS 1 � I 11G l I 111 I

1 18 'F.s+.i nv ,tAn vall 11.9 & �v, n" , Totals 24070 �7.al lOQ.25 67.94 I t8

Total Number Enroned.� l2. Completed �2. _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams o .

YEAR IN 1 121 3 I 4 I 5 I 6&over CLUB WORK AGES Bo)'S 1 I 1 1 1 Boys Girls 71J 11 I I Girls

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4-]1 Canning

4-H Canning clubs haTe been organized in this county for the past six years. The first canning in the county was done by the

4-H canning clubs at McNeal. These clubs haTe a record of finishing

100% every year in which they entered enrollments. Double Adobe, in the center ot the agricultural section ot the county, has carried canning as a project tor older girls for six years. This year,. due to the absence of the agent during the canning months, the girls were not organized as they should haTe been and the work was carried on by ind!v1duals. Daphna Thurman, who has been an outstanding canner, acted as leader and got together a canning exhibit tor the county tair. The girls trom this eamnuni ty placed second on their county exhibit. '!he Webb girls turned in a very poor canplation but much family canning was done and awards won by Thelma Gardner and

Gwendolin Mills.

Miss Margaret Ellis has been the outstanding eanning girl in the county tor several years. She is sixteen years old and has completed six years in canning. For the past three years she has sent exhibits to Chicago and hae WOD 1. third and a second ribbon trom the National

Contest. She is again offering an exhibit in meat for this exhibit.

She has WOD a total ot 106 ribbons in local. county and state competi tion. at these she has only received two white ribbons. She has exhibited in the county fair in the adult department, in the 4-H department and in the junior department. She has just been awarded the state honors in canning and will rece!ve the Kerr Award ot a trip to

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the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Other activities ot

Margaret Ellis .ill be discovered under other projects. Margaret

Ellis end Dorothy Pregenzer took part in a judging contest in the state contest in judging canning. Each ot the girls placed second in their clas8 and second as a t�.

The Agent has devoted six days to junior canning club work.

1his is exclusive ot e:xhibi t, fairs and 4-H Round-UPe

Eertha Virmond, Cochise County, Arizona. 1937. - 30 -

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZONA College of Agriculture and U. S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating

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2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Otb (canning. pig. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise lune 1937 CoanQ Communit7 Date

Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" Weate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Member Age Addre88 Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Saving Remarks Rec'd Project Cost Value

15th year ..L tn 11 A VA 16 Willcox. Arizona 6th 50 9.90 15.60 5.70 t4th &'Ith year .... -"- 16 McNeal.. Ari zona 6th 74 10.60 18.48 7.88 ..

32nd- Dorothv 14 Willcox. Arizona 6th 45 8.75 13.80 5.05

42��AI'!e 1"..._ ""'AlmA 16 Webb, Arizona 4th 40 7.60 11.95 4.35 53rd -- 'NAlliA 15 McNeal. Arizona 6th 48 9.00 14.50 5.50 65th T.lmmsJl. Da:phne 20 tI tI 7th 60 10.35 17.'15 '1.40 7

1) I

�

Totals I 312 QQ.2Q 92.Q8 35.88 , Total NUlUber Enrolled 6 Completed 9.. _ Judging Teams 2 Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 121 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 & over CLUB WORK AGES Bo)'S I I I I I BoY'S

Girls Girls I I III I 5 ...... - 31 -

4-H garment �ng club. were the first clubs organized in this

count, by the present Agent. These haTe been running tor the past

eight years.

These club. are organized as winter and as summer clubs 80

that in one year a girl may complete two years in seWing but receive

a clUb pin tor only one ,.aar. Ten c('II'IIID11D'ties have been organized

for the work in garment making with an enrollment ot 88 girls and 83

cClDpleting, the following communi ties participating: Frontier, Double

Adobe, Elfrida, Webb, Sulphur Springs, Stewart, Gleeson, Pearce,

Rucker Canyon, Dragoon and st. David. .

1i ve rears in sew1ng was oftered in each communi t1 and in many

club. one leader would have charge ot first, second, third, and fifth

years. In Stewart there were not enough girls for a standard club so

the two club mEmbers in this C01ll1luni ty were enrolled as a count1

Don-standard club and did 8010 work during the year. TIro solo workers

at Webb and one at Double Adobe were enrolled with the garment making

club at Elfrida. These girl. took part in a county achievement held

at Whitewater and received their pins at this time.

Each club had some kind ot an achievement day. As a rule these

were planned 80 that the judging of the garments would take place

during the day and a public achievement program held in the evening.

lire. Margaret Watson, Clothing Specialist, and M1 S8 Frances L. Brown,

State Home DemoDstration Agent, took care of the judging and the

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awards were made by Mr. B. R. Baker. Club Specialist.

JUdging team. were trained .ith groups at Double Adobe,

Frontier, Eltrida, Webb, and inatrucUon given in judging in all

club.. A judging te� was selected trom the Elfrida group, whd

represented the county in the state judging contest.

Demonstration teams were trained at Double Adobe. Elfrida,

�arce �nd Dragoon. The Elfrida girls placed second on their

demonstration in the state conte8t.

In each group a Style Revue was presented on their achievement

program. This Is considered a valuable part ot their train1Dg 8.

in their fifth year work this i8 a requirement 80 all girla model

their aprons and dresses in all tl va years. The garment making

girls of the county took part in a Dreae Revue that was given in

connection with the County Farm Bureau picnic. Girls fram each

lear in sewing modelled their dressea.

County Dre8s Revue - The second county fifth year dreas revue

waa held at the Whitewater School. Five girls entered this competi

tion and 141ss Frances L. Brown selected Margaret Ellia as the county

winner. Margaret Ellis later took part in the state contest in

TuCSOD, placing second.

Bertha V1:rmond, Cochise County, Arizona .. 193'1. - 32a -

Double Adobe 1st Year G. M. Girls.

1st Year G. M. Girls, showing their aprons in a rolling pin drill. Achievement 1937. - 33 -

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZONA College of Agriculture and U. S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating

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Garment Making lst,2nd,3rd,4th,5th stitching Ripping'Gir� KIDd of Club (eamUne. pic. etc.) Year (1st. 211d. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Double Adobe September 1936 Cou� CommUDiQ Date Mrs. Viola �ohnson McNeal, Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for one kind of club. Indicate President P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of projeet" I only by iDcIicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc. I

H..- of Kember ,Ase Address Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Saving : &c'd Project Cost Value . p�aC�'ln",ooa.l 0 ub year �s"t&: 'IT, l{ildred 14 l Gojkovich, McUea.l, Arizona �nd 5 1.50 2.00 flO , _Q1"I� ., _�.,.� et& 2 n " 1-1et;1-2nd Gjurgevich, Anna. 13 '�nd 5 1.37 1.89 .52 2-3rd 3 Har,sha, 'Mona 10 n • 2nd ., ncomplete

, n • 5 l(cCQ rmi ck , Mae P 12 2nd 1.:30 2.25 .95 J

� Porter" Bonnie 11 " " 2nd 6 1.48 1.79 .31 I-2m; 1-3rd 6 10 " • 1st 9 I Bohrerr Betty_ 1.89 5.75 3.86 1-lst;1-3rd 2-1st;1-2nd 7 " • 5 ,I Rucast1e, �osephine 12 2nd 1.24 2.95 1.71 2-3rd I

[8 n Rucastle, Mary 11 • 2nd 5 1.40 3.00 1.60 1-1st;2-2nd

�9 10 " n 5 Shaw, Ea.rline 2nd 1.43 2,59 1.16 I � " " �.' Solms, Elea.nor 11 3rd 5 1.43 2.59 1.16 3-1et;1-2nd I J CCt:l- I r " " Hill, Katherine 9 Bpec4 y�gi�Fd �ear , Boeckman, Roseanna 13 n " 2nd 4 4.08 9.35 5.27 4-1st JCl:U: " n B Harsha, �uanita Sec 12 3rd 5 1.43 2.54 l.ll 2 .... 1st;1-2nd 6: O1"n �ear r Rucastle, Rose 16 " " 4th 5 11.02 18.38 7.36 4-1st year f Garten, Irene 12 " n 1st 5 1.65 3.25 1.60 6

Totals 69 31.22 58.33 -2'7.14 I

'Total Number Enrolled...... •..1..4 _ Completed ±.� _ Judging Teams : Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6&over 9 110 111112 I I I I I AGES 113 114115116 117118119120 , CLUB WORK Bo)'l 1 1 1 1 1 Boys. "" II_l1111 Girls 31 812 11 1 I Girls

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KlDd of Club (eumiq. p'-. etc.) Year (1st. 2Dd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club I COC�li�p. :;.1 0 ::1/'1) :1 3el)te' .he r 1036 CoanQ CommuDiu Date

,.., 1�rs • �. .:1. Schuelke Gleason, �\ri zona. Leader Leader'a Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" bulieate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember .Ase Address Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Savin&' iml Bec'd Project Cost Value rnac�Lo cn club - � .L S t , '�- �� nd I t 14 ).1"; ZOl1':l 1Rt G .85 ':.05 �.OO CalderA. , ""?,r .:�are ,}le�v::!on, 0--3rd

1 " " V"olina, T{ortense 15 1st 5 .90 �.::J5 1.45 1-�nd,3-3rd

J " " z 10 1st 5 .'70 c;.lC 1.40 Q,uiro , A"1an8.da

4 l� " " 1st 5 .035 ?.65 1.80 1-3rd cui ro z , Dora

5 " " ('1,..1111; l;�A. "Mnrn lZ 1st- 5 .00 �.35 1 ...�.5 3-1st,2-�nd � Juniors_,...._- ......

- - C ,... J - .. -i , Schuelke, :�qr-:l "S"iUI ...

..,.....� ,,-:' .- 8 ... - '"1,1 Tro&;lie" jJl1en l!

9 � ["1rif'tA'3,nSen, Zona p e �j �l •

�

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l7 I I I

� _I I � Totals �5 4.::'0 l�e�Q R. J Q I I /

Total Number EnrolIed ? Completed . � Judging Teams...... Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over I I I I I AGES �UB WORK BOJI I I I I I Boys.

Girls Girls - t.!W -

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Ga.rment n'-',king 1st , Kbu1 of Olub (caDDinc. Pitr. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Nam. Adopted for Club I I Cochise Dragoon Hovember 3, 1936 00at7 CommUllit7 Date Mrs. Lena Be8.vers Dragoon, Arizona Leader Leader-a Addresa

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" iltdieate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

1 a c In Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Savio" 11-' ite�ii Rec'd Project Cost Value Lo e a.L c Iu b 1 Leak, Harjory 12 Drp,goon, Arizon� 1st Drouped 2 lIinjarez, Dorothy 11 " It 1st 9 1.07 2.12 1.05 l-lst:l-�:rri IJlem. team 3 " ar e z " lIinj , Helen Sec. 14 1st 5 .95 2.60 1.65 2-1st:1-2nd 4 Seabridge, B8.rbara 11 It It 1st 5 1.05 2.00 .95 , Jean 10 It " 1st Seabridge, - T\ropped

6 " It �m. t-eam Spencer, Connie 10 1st 5 1.10 1.85 .75

1 " " [)em.te9.m Walker, Odell P 12 2nd 5 1.01 1.75 .74 I-2nd; 1 ... 3ld 1-lst;1-2nd 8 " II Wien, Jessie VP 10 1st 5 1.05 2.20 1.15 2-3rd Dem.iatm t " " Herring, C9.therine 12 1st 5 1.05 2.20 1.15 2-1st; 1-2n team 0 " " rPem. Grizzle, Johnie J:ae �l 1st 7 1.15 2.15 1.00 0:- 2l"1 d :_1- 3_rl 1

S I 4 I I 5

6 I I 1 I g I

Totals I 46 8.4:) 11).87 PI.t1-1 I I

.. Total NlUIIh..- EnroIIed.. _._?._ _... Completed. , .? _ _Judging Teams _...... Demonstration Teams Q_.•••_ i

YEAR IN 1 I 2 I 314 I 5 I 6&over 9 (;LUB WORK AGES Boya I I I I I Boys ,10,11,12,13) 141,15.116)17)18) 7 :t Girls Girls I I I I I , 213' 21 '11 .1 1 I I 1T1..01 ...... ( - 36 -

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GRl'nent J �8.ki rg 1st IDD4 of Club (.DDiq, Pia. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd, etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise st. II87iti rove-rr;cer 15, 1936 Coaab' CommUDib' nate r:iss Glenr.a f"cDride st. DGvid, �rizona Leader Leader'a Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for enly one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Member Age Address Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Saving ;:l'J,c�_h in &c'd Project Cost Value �oca.l club 1 Chri s t e ns en , U;:l,ry 11 8t. ])'3.vid, \riz. l-:;t 5 1.05 �.OO .95

8 10 " .. " 5 Qlifforc. ! Betty 1st 1.15 ?. Z,5 1.�0 3 Clifford, T:thel 12 II .. " 1st 5 .95 2.00 1.05

4 Goodman, Afton l' 13 " " II lat 5 .93 �.lO 1.12

5 II It " Goodman, Ar:.nie 10 1st 5 1.02 �.10 1.08

.... 6 If u " .... C"\ Gooc1r.1an, ��8,rGie 11 1st 9 1.05 2. so 1.,-15 ..,)- 1,..,J..·c: V ,t:..J- ",n.1

7 " n It Grice, DorotllY 11 1flt [) I.EO ':.50 1.00

8 Jude, Ethel 10 " It II 1st 5 1.?5 1.90 .-35

9 " It " 5 1.10 Lane , J8�n 11 1st 1.90 .80 � l.:iller, Hettie ro " II " 1st 5 .90 I.GO .90

. " " n Ij r"� '" 1 - :.aller, Liesle 11 1st !5 r:.'J5 '. .55 1- �::. ::; =- or' 1

2 " " " 1,:c:.1-::,e , June 10 1st 5 • ?,!J ...... :0 1.�1

a " n " I Ilumb� Annis8. 13 1st 5 .97 ?�5 1.�8 I I 10 " " n 1st 5 1.0G 1.14 l11llilb 2 S;zm:),th8J 2.S0

- 5 " " If Post, �11�l S 10 1st 5 1.24 �.OO .76 _I l-�l1dl � 10 tr " " Slader, Je::tn 1st 10 .71 1.ee. 1.17 .....�:J,��;OJ,..

- 7 G:ni th, l?rances 12 If " " 1st 5 1.14 1.S'8 .C4

� �rij_o, }'),rnet VP 11 " n n 1st 5 .97 2.00 1.03 I-2nd; l-.')rri

Totals 99 20.18 �e,.;;6 1"3.18 I

Total Number Enrolled J.§ Completed .1EL Judging Teams Demonstration Teams...... •.

YEAR IN 1 2 8 4 5 6 & over I I I I I AGES CLUB WORK Bo)'l I I I I I Boys. Girls 1� I I I I Girls

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KlDd of Club (eumina. »i8. etc.) Year (1st. 2Dd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Communit7 Date

J:i s s :i: �;U lire Ien i c k len.r c e, � ri z ()1� ::. Leader Leader'. Address

1000eE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President b_y V.P., etc Under "size of project" __ aeres, .Gaber of hens, garments made, etc.

Yr. Pin Si'Ze of Total N.... of Kember Age Address Total Savine Ree'd Project Cost Value " -- it' J ;;:'(j..L U'._. isre s, r�.o''''li Id 5 .Zo 1.65 .7 G

�r � ...... � ," 1.::,-t 7 • 1"" 1 • oJ .' ...) Bllrr_et t , T'y

- 6 1.00 �.':'9 1 • r:; 9 ,1-1 s t ; :2 � n d

" ('I"'" ) 0 11 :3 .:'0 1.7G ... 1-lst;'?-3rd

... � - .. - , .. r- " " ,.....L r 1 ( :, -�.� 1 1...... G • . lJ_d. c s.r � • -r- , r"l � r: � ' " Guerr::t, .... 0 S I'"'':'' 1111 e l� 5 .0·1""1 .'-+J

I""l'":' ;::"1 • - c , �O

" . ..., "':J 11 'I?�"'I,. Lx � .. ) _..J .J.C9 3.91 3-1sc;1-3.rd

aU' <') t')":' .. ..J u8.V1n, """'1i 1 'let 11 4 1.1�!:' -; .co

& .. ,_ "r:: Ierot ti, Do r 'J, t: 4 • �IO ,_ .�J

.. " " T" ..., .... ", ..., � l.J ,1 .J, - .

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'f ,... 1': ...... '-v J I , �--�-----�-�------�--�--f--�--�--�----I � I I I I

_J I 8 ------�------�--�-----I------·I------I·------�------I I Totals 59 12.38 34.57 22.1�

_ _ _...... _ . Total Number Enrolled. l3...... Completed J.._.. :� Judging Teams Demonstration Teams

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over I I I I I AGES CLUB WORK 8018 I I I I I Boys

) � Girls Girls ... 7 I �,# I ..,J I t::,.,·,1 1

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i:H Garment Maldng let. 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Kbul of Olub (eaDDiq. pic. etc.) Year (1st, 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Oochise Elfrida Jan. 1. 1937 00aDt7 Communit7 Date Mrs. Mary Jane Patterson Elfrida, Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" inleate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

If__ of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Si'zeof Total Total Saviq Remarb Bec'd Project Cost Value Local I llit year DuD Amberson, Audrey Deall 10 Elfrida. Arizona 1st 4 1.60 3.90 2.30 2-1st;3-2nd J 2 'Rnuldin 1lH--""-th 16 Webb. Arizona 1st 4 1.42 3.87 2.45 j t ililliSTlie Phoneie 12 Elfrida. Arizona 1st DrOOl)ed

� .. .. G1111�1e, Wilma 10 1st Dropped I

• .. DIll) Mil1e.r .. Cecila 13 Webb. 1st Drapped , J(orten80n. Elnora 14 .. " 1st Dropped .

'nun Naegle. tavinnla 10 .. .. 1st Incomplete �I .. " 'Dul) Naede.. Sarah 14 1st Inoomplete J

� • " It . Pa.,.L. Cha.r1otte 1st I Dr O'D 'Oed � DID ThcqltSOD. Lavine 15 .. " 1st Dropped 1 I Walley. knes 12 McNeal. " 1st DroPl)ed

� n Ii Walley, Dorothy 14 1st Dropped

, " .. walleY.. Ob:a 10 1st Dropped J I � � WAllA Doris 15 Webb. .. 1st IDro'Ol)ed I 5 L Williams.. La.l)hrona 13 Elfrida. it 2nd DraoDsd I I 6 Wilson... Anna Loi S 11 McNeal. .. 1st ,. Dropped

7 � • .. .lls0A•••a g 1st 'n ·VI� ;;J,d 2-1st;2-2nd 8 Aileen 13 It 1st 4 2.75 1.20 Quthriel Elfrida, 1.55 11_�T"it I

� Totals· ]2 4;.57 10*�2 �.9�

Total Number Enrolled...... •...... Completed _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 8 4 5 6 & over I I I I I AGES CLUB WORK Boya I I I I I Boys Girls I I I I I Girls

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H Garment 14ald.n 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th kbuI of Club (caaniq. pie. etc.) Year (lst. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club

CochiSI Elfrida .Tan. 1937 CoaDQ Communiu &t IIrs. MarY' jane Patterson Elfrida, Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice·President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" DuJieate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Size ot Total Total Saviq Remarks Rec'd Project Cost Value Locals IJI year Forwar 12 4.57 10.52 5.95 Bouldin. Grace 15 Webb. Arizona i2nd 4 1.54 4.17 2.63

L Gardner lucille , 11 • " 2nd .,..._ ..:I -- at rear ,"'__... .. " 1M �hi,.lMfF _13_ 2nd _6 1 .�5 � 15 QO 4._�M • .. � rear .a..a. le 'Pni ni:.,. 11'1 I'� .. " �d n· - ..I ., '�.J:- � ThClllpson, Nathalia 11 " • 2nd Dro1212ed

" � Williams, Almeda 17 llit1rida 1st DroPlled

"rear . Gardner. Dorothy 17 Webb " 3rd n .!t ....

f, Grantham, Rose 15 • Ii 3rd ...... !t

� Miller, Carol 15 " " 3rd DroPJ)ed

� " Ii POinter, Bessi e 15 3rd Dropped

Mi1li e 15 " .. 3rd . �llinWider I DroP'Ped � Seale, Doris 15 • ti 3rd Dropped rear t a11son, Maybelle 1" " " fi+.h 6 7.60 11.90 4.30 I Ramirez! Estella 15 tt • 5th 6 4.35 12.50 8.15 i Th\1rlP8ll, Nelli e 15 !vIcNeal. Al-1zona 6th 6 5.85 9.90 4.05 I ; 15 " SIaith_l_ Ethel Webb! 4th Dropped � year Russell. Doris 14 " tt 2nd 4 1.40 4.15 2.75 3-2nd_!_1-3rd year F " " �an�sonl Ettabe11e ,15 �th 4 1.36 2.26 .90 4-3rd

� Totals 48 27!!92 57.55 29!!63

.. __ .. __ ._ __ ._- Total Number Enrolled .l..2. Completed: .l.O _ Judging Teams J. Demonstration Teams. __ ._._� .

YEAR IN 1 3 4 5 6 & over 121 I I I AGES CLUB WORK Boys I I I I I Boys.

5 1 Girls 13 I 11 12 I Girls

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Garment Making 1st Rucker 4-H Club Kind of Club (canning, pig, ete.) Year (1st, 2nd, etc.) Name Adopted for Club Oochise But! ker Canyon JanUarY 18, 1936 County Community nate Martha V. Wildesen Box 420, Douglas, Arizona Leader Leader's Address

lifOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc. Under "size of project" iDdieate acres, number of bens, garments made, ete.

Yr. Pin I Size of Total Total Saving Remarks Name of Member Age Address I Rec'd. Project Cost Value

1 ft.alh Troni·A. 11� Do�lastl Arizona 2nd 4 .50 2.50 2.00

:2 Garey.. n�"., a. 11 " .. 2nd 4 1.35 3.15 1.80

• Gar9Y. Eunice 10 Pearce .. Arizona let 4 .30 2.40 2.10

4 halie. Laura Belle 10 Dou�la8._ Ari zona 1st 4 .23 2.10 1.8'7

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12 i3 l4

Totals 16 2.39 10.15 7.77

... - ._ .... __ Total Number Enrolled ,_4______Completed 4 ... Judging Teams Demonstration Teams ......

YEAR IN 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 & over AGES 9 110 /11 /12 /13 /14 115 /16 /17118/19/ 20, CLUB WORK Boys Boys I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

Girls I Girls 2121 I I I - 41 Q

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Ist,2nd KIDd of Olub (__i.... Pia. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Frontier January 22, 1937 Coat)' CommuDiU Date

Mrs. Fred Hoffman J!cNeal, Arizona. . Leader Leader's Addreu

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Yr. Pin Sizeot Total Total :in Name of Kember Age Address . Savinsr �lae� &c'd Project Cost Value hn��' �'llh 1 £thaus, Dorothy 12 Warren, Arizona 1st 5 .95 1.30 .35 1-2nd a " Bigelow, Inez 13 McNeal, 1st Dropped

3 n Crabtree, Virginia 15 " 1st Dro'P'Ped

4 n " Da.vis. Genevieve 10 1st Moved awaY 5 Sec 13 n " 1st �\[oved away _Davis, Louise _

6 " • Edse, Wa.nda 9 1st Moved a.way 'I �ra,y, Lucille VP 13 It n 1st Dropped 8 Ggerrol Gloria 10 " • 1st Dropped

• " " Jloffma.n. Helen 12 1st 5 .87 1.49 .62 4 .. 1et ;l-:3rd 0 Nelsont Ann 13 " " 1st 5 1.49 2.09 .60�-2nd11-3rd .1 Nelson, Florence 12 n • let 5 .77 1.48 .71�-2nd;2-3rd 2 Roger, Martha. 13 " " 1st Dropped J 8 Scott, Pauline 10 " " 1st 5 1.00 2.30 1.30 II I 4 n II Turma.n, 'Ma.e 15 1st Ifoved aWaY I & 11 " " 1st 5 1-3rd Waters! Doroth� 1.20 1.90 .70 l-lat; I f year Kennedy, Lavern P 13 n .. 2nd trnconm_lete I year ,t " Althaus, Violet 10 Warren, 1st 5 1.14 1.94 .80 I-2nd 8 35 0.47 11.20 4�7�

Totals

Total Number Enrolled §_ _ .. Completed.. _ '!. � Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 & over CLUB 'WORK AGES BOl'8 I I I I I Boys

Girl. Girls - 42 -

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Garment l4aldng 5th KiDd of Olub (eanninc. pie. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise stewart June 1937 CouDt7 Comm� Date

Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, Dumber of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Saving Remarks Bec'd Project Cost Value 1st county �1l118. Margaret 16 Willcox. Arizona 6th 12 �6.80 26.50 9.'10 1st statA • 'h_.nzer. Dorothy 14 " " 6th 6 5_.35 9.60 4.25 I " " .!II �rldebriu. EYave 19 6th Yh-UL '�L J

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I � I Totals 18 22.15 36.1Q 13.25 I

Total Number Enrolled. .2 Completed .2. Judging Teams...... Demonstration Teams . ./ I

YEAR IN 1 121 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 & over CLUB WORK AGES Bo)'B I I I I I Boy'S

Girls Girls I I I I I 2

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Gament Making 1st Year Kind of Club (canDina. pig. etc.) Year (lst, 2nd, etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Sulphur Spring June 1937 00QJlt7 Community Date

lI1'S . T1'8nA not bhAns Wi"�nx A�iznnA Leader Leader's Address'

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of dub. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Saving Remarks Rec'd Project Cost Value . .��Al A1IJA"�A. I 1 FOr8Yth� Wanda 11 Willcox, Arizona 1st 20 .70 1.85 1.15 4-1st

t tt tt 2-1st;3-2nd Gibbens, Betty 10 1st 20 .§O 1.70 1.10 1-3rd I - 1-3rd (ane. Mickie 11 .. .. 1st Tnt!nmnlAt8

4 tf " 1-lst;3-2nd I1mzey. Margaret 14 1st 27 .88 3.00 2.12 2_�m

5 tt .. Ludwig, Lois 8 Spe� ia1 I-2nd ; 2-3�A_ �

, I I I: I » 11 I I J2 I I 13

to I I 16 J n

Totals � 16 2.18 6.55 4.37 -

Total Number Enrolled...... •.4. Completed .3 Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over 9 I I I I I AGES CLUB WORK BOfB I I I I I BoY'S ) ITTTTTTTTTfJ' Girls 41 I I I I Girls 11121 1 I� I _I I I I D

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4-H Garment :Maldng 2nd Year Frontier Fast F1n1sher� KiDd 01 Olub (eaaniDir. Pi8. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club

Cochis. Frontier CouDQ Community Date Mrs. Fred Hortman McNeal. Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" inlieate acres, Dumber of hens, garments made, etc.

MUle of Member Age Address Yr. Pin Si7.:eof Total Total Savinir Remarb Rec'd Project Cost Value

� Dorothea Althaus 11 Warren, Arizona 1st Incomplete I I" llthaus Violet 10 • • 1st • I

3 - AA. it �I nuJ. .lIU!LlJ. Hdl[e: en 13 McNeal. 1st 4 1.22 2.73 1.51 1-1st:2-2nd I 4 .,. .Il . • • .. LAvern 13 2nd 4 1.47 3.73 2 26 2-1st·2-2nd I I , Belson.. Anna 13 .. " 1st 4 1t37 2.15 .78 3..3rd �

, 1'61 al\" ,."...... �/U. 11 " • 1st 4 1..44 2.49 1..05 1-1st·2-5rd

, Scott. Pauline 11 • • 1st 9 .26 2.74 2.49 J I L faters. Dorothea 11 " " 1st Tn�nmnlAtA

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It I It J I • ---1 It J I li 15 rr I I 8

Totals 25 5.75 13.84 8.09 .... I

'Total Number Enrolled Completed _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 5 6 & over I I 141 I AGES CLUB WORK Bo1'8 I I I I I Boy'S

Girls Girl. '1 11 I I I I

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� Heta MANAG!W:NT

The one disappointment ot the 4-H report tor Cochise CountJ

18 centered around the Home Manegement Club organized In the

Pearce High School. The girls or this high school were turned

over to the Agent tor th18 club work. There was no coo,eratlon on the part ot the principle or the teae�er and as little as could be possible by the girls themselves. The agent gave more time to this club than any other club in the county andNas generously assisted uy Miss Thelma Huber, Home Management Specialist. The club was simply left as a tailure and we have no teport to make other than the above.

Bertha Virmond, Cochise county,.Arizona. 1937. - 46 -

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4-H Home Management 1st Kind of Club (caDDinet pic. etc.) Year (lst. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club

. Cochise Pearce November 1936 CoaDt7 CommuDit)' Date ltias ScbNab Pearce. Arizona. Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" iiuUeate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc. I

Yr. Pin Size of Total Total I Name of lIember .Age Address Savina Remarka . . Rec'd Project Cost Value " I

Bouldin. Elizabeth 16 Pearce__ Arizona 1st Inc�mpletel r� " " 1.1 Bouldin. (}raoe 15 2nd " i 3 Cha.t),Dell. Gladvs 16 n " 1st " I 4 Jul11�jder, )[ill1 ,15 Webb. Arizona 3rd " I

. .. " .. ' , " � Gardner, Dorothy 17 "2.....::.1, I ......

" '2 Gra.ntham, Rose P 15 " 3rd " I

" " t.' Jean, Ora. 15 3rd " I a Johnson, Pearl 16 " " 2nd II ----, 9 Johnson, Ruby Sec 14 " • 2nd If I Wup Mortenson, Elnora 14 " " 1st tr n " KcKinne:!: � Lillia.n 13 Courtla.nd, Ariz. 4th 12 McLendon, Wa.nda. 16 Pearce, Arizona 1st " I !8 ][cLeo�, Gwendolyn 16 " n 2nd Q I l4 liewman! :Merlene 13 • u 2nd If I I

" " litp Ollson, ][ae Belle 17 Webb, 4th I

:6 n " Ramirez, Juana 17 1st " I

:7 " Seaver, Peggy 16 1st "

" 8 Tanner, Floy 1'7 Elfrida., 1st "

J Totals ... I

Total Number Enrolled. _ Completed _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 & over 9 110 111 112113 114 115 116117 i 18 i 19/20 , CLUB WORK AGES Bo)'B I I I I I Boys. IIIIIIJ 1111'

Girls I I I I I . Girls 1I1I11JIII1. - 47 -

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4-H HOme Kanagement 1st Kind of Olub (canning, Piar. etc.) Year (1st;. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Pearce November 1936 Ooant)' Community Date Miss Schwab Pearce, Ari.zona. Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" iIldieate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Sizeot Total Total Saving Remarb· Rec'd Project Cost Value r �p Thompson, Lavine 15 webb, Arizona 1st Incomplete 1 t lellsl Doris 16 Elfrida, Arizona 1st " B :rest! Thelma. 14 Pearce, II 3rd If

II jap Williams, Almeda. 16 Elfrida., 1st "

Ga.rdner, Thelma 16 Webb, " 4tll " !ap - , I 1

• -I l& I 1 [1 J :� J 1 3

.1 4

6 I 7 I

S I j

Totals

Total Number Enrolled Completed _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over 9 110 114 116 , I I I I I AGES 111 112113 115 117118119120 C'LUB WORK Boys I I I I I BoY'S 111111-' 1111 Girls I I I I I Girls IIIIII-'IIIL

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4-H HANDICRAFT ewes

The handicraft clubs in this county have been running two

yeers. Checking the history or this proJect it is interesting

to note that the two clubs which were enrolled have completed

100%.

This past year six clubs were organized wi�h 51 boys and 5

girls enrolled. The handicraft clubs were again completed lO�

'!his i8 an unusual record in this county. During the club yea�

357 articles were completed. Besides the required work various clubs

made models tor the Home Demonstration Agent until she has a complete

kit of the first year work and several problems included in the

second year. Seven demonstration teams were trained in this proJect,

two at Double Adobe, three at Texas School and two at Dragoon. The

Texas School team was rated the highest but were not able to give

their demonstration at the Round-Up in Tucson. The boys, however,

. - were awarded a tree trip to the Round-Up.

Achievement days were held in all six communities at which time

Mr. H: R. Baker, Club SpeCialist, was present and judged the

demonstration teams and various artioles made by the boys and girls.

Bertha Virmond, Cochise County, Arizona. 1937. - 48a -

TEXAS 4-H HANDICRAFT CLUB

Our smallest 4-H Club, but they won county honors for the best Handicraft Demonstration. - 49 -

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Handicra.ft 1st KbacI of Club (eaDDiq. Pie. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Double Adobe September 1936 CoanQ CommunitJ' Date Mrs. Lucy Thurman McNeal, Arizona Leader Leader'8 Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember Age . Address Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Sariq Rec'd Project Cost Value 11ac�iBoca u Ist& 1 Sec 10 Arizona Bell, Freddie McNeal, 12nd 5 81 1,OS .25 11-2nd! 1-�"n 3 lst& 11 " .. Boeckman, Albert 2nd 9 1.65 4.:34 2___ 69 j

J " " Farnsworth, Keith 14 ;lst M:oved away

4 tI .. _Rra.nswo rth, Grant 10 �st IIroved awav

5 It ;I.st& Gojkovich, Alex 12 " �nd '15 2.20 4.98 2.78 2-lst;1-2nd , Gojkovich, Chris v:P 17 " .. �nd 23 2.60 7.28 4.68 4-1st;1-3rd

1 " n Go.ikovich. Mickey 10 �:st&nd 8 .75 1.77 1.02 I . 8 lst& G.lurgevich, George 10 " .. �nd 7 .80 2.26 1.46 I

9 n " G.1ur�evichJ Pete 11 2nd 7 .67 1.91 1.24 _I I 10 " Gl"::tcia., Ernesto 17 Lowell, 1st uovai away I 1 Ha.rris, Hollis 12 Mclifeal, If 1st 6 .87 2.35 1.48 2 Harsha. Charles 14 " " 1st 'Moved away 12 lst& Hill. EUElene 13 n " 2nd 15 4.15 8.95 4.80 � .. lst;1-3rd, �-�et;2-2nd I 14 " .. 13 1st 9 .75 3.80 3.05 ... Johnson, Ernie tL 3rd I I 15 .. � " Kimbrough, Billy P 14 1st 10 .80 2.40 1.60 �-2nd I I

16 " .. Le,ndrum, Charles 15 1st �oved away I

17 " .. McBride, Donald 10 2nd i 8 .82 2.30 1.48

18 3h�wl CI:ril -13 " .. brd 7 .92 2.30 1.38 I I 1 Totals

Total Number Enrolled Completed Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 6 & over I I I 1·5 I AGES CLUB WORK Boys I I I I I BoY'S Girls I I I I I Girls

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Handicra.ft 1st KiDd of Club (ealUliDc. Pia. etc.) Year (1st, 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Double Adobe September 1936 CommuDl � Dtea

'MrS. Luc:y Thurman McNeal, Arizona Leader Leader'8 Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, ete.

Name of lIember AKe Address Yr. Pin Si�eof Total Total Saviq in Rec'd Project Cost Value plac��oca C Ub 1 Shipley, GUY 16 Lowell, Arizona. 1st loved away

2 .. " 1st Wrlg:ht., Ea.rl 12 McNeal, Ioved away

3 " Ba.iley, J. T. 12 McNeal, 1st 4 .45 1.15 .70 �-2nd;2-3rd 4 I

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L6 • I I L7 I I t8 I I I Totals 1:33 18.24 46.85 28.61 II

Total Number Enrolled...... •...l4.: Completed !.� _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams � .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over I I I I I AGES CLUB WORK 4 Boys 19 111 I 1 Boy'S Girls 1 I I Girls

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1st The Lone Jt:?,r KInc1 of Club (canniq. Pia. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Co c lri s e Te::?E' 3choo1 3eptembe,c 14, 1036 COUD� CommuDiey Date

1,:J.'" s • ro.ria lJill:n::.n Slfrida, Ari znna Leader i Leader'. Addresa

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President b� V.P., etc Under "size of project" iIldieate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

.... Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Si'Ze of Total· Total Saviq ·I3..�� hi Rec'd Project Cost Value � 0 o � 1 0.111 �) 1 i z -::-' 5 \.l.l�JerSOTI , _\.ll (' rey VI 9 =afri·�o" �\.r r::lst .!J5 1.'J5 1.40 i-1st,::J-;;.ac-0I'd ?'-b 2 n t, l-?nc :':0 rt en SOE, �,Jy 10 "',7ebb, 1st 8 .75 "'.90 :-:;.15 1-3rll

3 " " �ob P 13 Zrd 8 .60 3.15 3-1�t' u .. ...J l'::cI'herson, 2.55 , "-""'na�,J_

4 " " l:IcFhers on, ShirleyST 12 2nd 7 .35 �.45 2.10 l�nd,1-3rd I i " " Seale, Ger�ld GTL 11 1st 5 1.15 4.95 3.80 2-3rd - --

, " " l�TcPherson , Jack 15 4th 6 .65 1.90 1.25

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I l8 I f I Totals 39 4.05 17.30 13.�5 I

__ __ ._ .. _ ._ Total Number Enrolled ? Completed §. _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams_ .

YEAR IN 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 & over 9 110 111 112 113 114 115 116117118119120 ,- CLUB WORK AGES Boys 21 11 III I Boys 1111 1 11 1 11.1 I I I I Girts 111 I I I I Girls

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Handicraft lst,2nd taacJ of Club (caDDintr. pis. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Dragoon November 3, 1936 Count7 CommUDit)' Date Mrs. Lena Beavers Dragoon, �rizona Leader Leader'. Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, gannents made, etc.

., Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Name of Member Age Address Savin. � Plac��in Rec'd Project Cost Value ocal club 1 Barrera, Javier 14 Dragoon, Arizor..a 3rd 7 .75 1.50 .75 I-2nd; I-3ld

2 n Barrera, John 12 • 1st 7 .97 2.70 1.73 2";;lst:I-3r

3 " " Beavers, Billy 12 1st 8 1.71 5.00 3.29 4 ... 1st

4 Bracamonte, Alic 12 n • 1st 4 .80 2.30 1.50 l-2nd;1-3r

0 Shelton, Johnny 12 " " 1st 6 1.25 3.35 2.10 2-1st;3-2n - 1-lst;1-2n , It Zambonini, Bert 11 n 1st 6 .97 2.70 1,·.73 1-3rd

1 .. n 1-1st;1-2n Rodriquez, Foustena 11 1st 5 .82 2.25 1.43 1-3rd

8 " " Rodriquez, Frank 12 1st 4 .75 1.50 .75 1-lst;1-3r 9 lIinjarez, rr[l,llk 10 " " 1st 5 .97 2.00 1.03 1-lst:1-3r lO Barrera, Paul 10 tI II 1st 4 .75 1.50 .75 l-'?nd

..., It tt �l Grizzle, JOlll: i e 1 �:t,e 11 l!?t 5 1.�5' 3.10 1.85 1-2nd;2-3r '2 C8.therine 12 II .. 1st 5 .95 �J5 I Herring, 1.70 I-1st; �-.8n

13 " n "l7ein, .Tessie 10 1st 5 1.10 2.':0 1.70 l-lst;l ... ::r 14

I 17

L8 I 1 '7"-: '7 '= Totals 71 v,.. ) ...... J lZI.C 4 '="'.0.:1 I

Total Number Enrol1ed...... •..l� Completed kQ _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams l .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over 9 110 111 112 15 I l' t I I I AGES 113114 i 116/17118119/20 CLUB WORK Bo)'S 91 III I I BoY'S

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Handicr�ft 1st �nd Kind of Club (caDllinlt. pitre etc.) Year (1st, 2nd, etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Pearce 1936-37 Count)o CommuDit)r Date �lorence Doss JtrS. Pear c e , .\ri zo na Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President. by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc. I Name of Kember Alte Address Yr. Pin Si2;eof Total Total Saving )l.'9.C�fb in Rec'd Project Cost Value .. 1oc81 I" 1lJh 1t year J1.a.nd1cran� I Adams, Lawr enc e 11 Cochise, Ari Z J 1.:'1- 1st G .63 2.45 1.8� 1��rd \"'

If 2 Adams, Stanley 13 II 2nd' 5 .40 1.90 1.50 I 3 James c e " Ayres, 14 Fear , 1st 4 .35 1.50 1.15 1-3rd j I 4 .. Burnett, DonA.ld Ie 'ri1ebb, 1st 5 .44 1.27 .83 I-1st

5 " It Lea 10 1st 1 11=) Burnett, - 4 .30 _L_4_5_ "'-1� t. -_

6 " 5 T.Jo-oez, George 11 Fer-trce, 1st .30 1.75 1.45 I-2nd 7 II n 4 r.o ne z . 'f'iike 15 1st .4.0 1.60 1.20 I-2nd J

8 " II Luna. Susana 11 1st 5 .40 2.15 1.75 1-2nd;1-3ral

9 u"' " .1.'L1..1.. 1 S, Jack 14 "J7ebb, 4th 5 .00 2.60 2.60 2-1st;2-2ndl 10 EcKirmev, �,Tr1rk" 11 Courtland, n 1st 6 .45 1.55 1.10 1-1st;1-�ndl1-3rd 11 Perotti, Charles 11 " If 1st 4 .45 1.65 1.?O 12 Siauoros, Cha.rles 12 Fearce, It 1st 6 .40 2.50 ?.lC 1-�5rd I 13 12 " It Torres, Rg,lph 1st 4 .50 2.45 1.95" 1-2nd I 14 James u Walters! E. 13 Cochise, 1st 4 .40 2__._65 ? .. 25 �-�st:1-2ndl oy e:n I )�d1- z :�J 1": ert 14: It Lope , Iearce, Zrd 4 .�3 1.e5 1.20 -_:�-ltt; 2-2rid I 16 .. �rnesto 16 ... Perott.i, Courtl �li1d, 3rd 4 .30 1.50 1.20 P,-lst :I ,2nd I

17 " .. r nando 13 o.r I Siquoros, ) Fe c e , �nc. 5 .20 1.45 1.25 t2-3rd

18 I � , Totals 80 6.17 31.91 25 so I

Total Number EDrolled.__ l.�?._ Completed _ l'J.._ _ .. Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 8 5 6 & over I I 141 I AGES CLUB WORK BOJB 121.212111 1 Boys Girls 1 1 I Girls

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Handicraft 1st Rucker 4..H Club Kind of Club (canning, pig, ete.) Year (1st, 2nd, ete.) Name Adopted for Club Oochise RUcker Canron january 18. 1936 County Community nate Martha V. wild.SAD Box 420, Douglas. ArizQ�� Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE:' Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc. Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, ete.

. Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Saving RemarkS' Name of Member Age Address Rec'd. Project Cost Value

1 Bradley. james L. 9 Douglas. Arizona Spec ial J\1nior

2 Keith. Floyd !4 • • 2nd 5 2.35 2.35

3 Winkler. WIn. 11 " • 2nd 5 2.75 2.75

9 lO

I L6 I I 17 , L

Totals 10 5.10 5.10

Total Number Enrolled 2 Completed.. ······2·.······· .. · JUdging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 I 2· I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 & over AGES 9 110 111 112 113 114 115 116, 117118 119 1 20 I CLUB WORK Boys Boys 1 21 1 1 1 I III I III I I I I I I Girls I Girls I I I I I 11111111111. - 00 -

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4-B Handicraft 1st year Elfrida Handicraft r Kind of Club (canning. pig. etc.) Year (1st, 2�. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Elfrida JUly 1. 1937 Count)' Community Date J'"ck McPherson Elfrida, Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember .Age Address Yr. Pin Sizeot Total Total Saving Remarks Rec'd Project Cost Value Locals

lGutherie, Glen 12 Elfrida, Arizona 1st '1 1.60 3.00 1.40 1-lst:6-2nd 2Dup • • IIi 1]s, Jack 14 4th 6 1.75 3.55 1 .. 80 2-1st:!3-�nd 1-2nd 3Dup " Vn'Oh ....Qnn .:rAl!k _1_5_ " 4th 6 1.90 3.60 1..70 3-1st·,_!'\...rt r 4 •• " ...... " ...... :I llQV 10 2nd �-u -

5_" ...... �mmv 12 " " lst.__5__ .21 2.60 _1.B9. 5-1 At: ,

.4 l5 I l6 I l7

.8 I ) Totals 24 5.96 12.7:2 6.7� I

Total Number Enrolled � __ Completed _ � _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 8 4 5 6&over 9 I I I 1 1 AGES 110 111112113114 115116117 118119120 CLUB WORK Boys 2 I I 121 I Boys I I lal III �I I I I I Girls I I I I Girls IIIIII.IIIIL

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4-iI BEAL'm CLUBS

The history of 4-H Health Clubs extends farther back than the

present agent's time. These clubs were an outgrowth of the old

Xeep-Growing clubs and fran one to six health clubs have been runni ng

for the past eight rears.

4-H health clubs were orgenized and completed, at Forest Station,

Portal, Double Adobe and Stewart. 28 boys and 37 girls were enrolled

in this project and completed 100%. The girls and boys are enrolled

according to their years in club work in first, second. third or

fourth year health. In order to make it possible for the leader to

carry on as a group very often a first year health girl will be doing

fourth year subject matter and very otten next year a fourth year girls will be doing first year subject matter. This has worked out fairly

we11 ancl has relieved the �eader who 1s already bU81 and finds that the health program is ratber heavy.

Health demonstration teams were trained at Double Adobe. and at

Portal. These teams competed tor county honors and the first place went to Double Adobe in the county and these boys entered the state demonstration team contest, placing first on the �bking 01' a Fly Trap."

Health chemplons were selected by the county nurse. Ruth Reed of

Portal and Roseanna Boeckmann of Double Adobe were declared the healthiest iirls. Eugene Hill of Double Adobe and lesus Rivera of Forest Station were chosen he�thiest boys. Each of the girls placed second in their

Be�ha Virmond. Cochise County, Arizona. 193'1. - 57 -

state eODtes� and EUgene Elll had the highest soore, not oDlr in

his class bu� in all the state contestant. in the state scoring.

,Jlertha Virmond, Cochise County, Arizona. 193'1. - 58 -

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1st I Health j KiDcl of Club (eanniq. pig. etc.) Year (let. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise DQuble Adobe se�tember 1936 Coaat7 Communit)r Date Mrs. Lucy Thurman McNea.1, Arizona Leader Leader'a Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indleate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name 01 Member Age Address Yr. Pin Si'Ze ot Total Total Saving Remarb Rec'd Project Cost Value I . - tst yeal �S"t�, I Bell, Freddie 10 llcNea1, Arizona . 2nd 2 1st .... Boeclananl Albert VP 11 " • 2nd

3 " • Boeckman, Roseanna 13 2nd

4 " • Farnwwar th, Grant 10 1st lToved awa.v

5 " • Farnswo rth, Keith 13 1st Moved a.w� :�st& 6 " Gjurgevich. Anna 1:5 • 2nd I 7 lst& Gojkovich. Alex 12 II • 2nd

8 .. • Gra.cia, Ernesto 15 1st 1""0 ve d a.war 9 Harris, Hollis 12 .. • 1st

10 n Harsha, Charles 13 v- 1st r.roved awav 11 Harsha, Mona 10 " • I��& ,. ., 12 Hill, Eugene P 12 " • I��&

" 13 Hill, Katherine 9 n Spec. p-unior

14 It Johnson, Erni e 13 • 1st

15 If Kimbrough, Billy 14 .. �st

16 Charles 15 " " Landrum, 1st ��oved awa-y I

17 Rohrer, Betty 10 " n lat

18 " " Rucastle, Josephine 13 P.nd � I Totals I

. Total Number Enrolled...... ••.•...... _ Completed _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over 9 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 I 20 1 1 1 1 1 AGES CLUB WORK Boys I I I I I Boy'S 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 Girls I I I Girls IIIIIIJIIII IIU... " - 59 -

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f I He'al th let , �--�mH�=��m=u�b�(�_�Q�iq-.-.p�.-.-e��)------=�=az��(b��2�oo�.-��)------=Na-m-.�A�®-p��f�-=a�u----

COChE e Double Ad.obe September 1936 COUIlt7 Community Date Mrs. Thurman McNeal, . Lucy Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indi�te acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Si'zeof Total Total Savin" Remarka Rec'd Project Cost Value

19 Shipley , Guy 14 Mel-Teal, Arizona 1st 'Moved a.w�.'V

1J " • So 1ms, Ele ano r Sec 11 3ri I I � Earl 12 " ,II 1st Wright, Moved . awav I 22 I G.iurtrevich. Pete 11 " II ?",rl � Chris 17 " II Gojkovich, 2nd -

� Gojkovich, Mildred 14 II n 2nd

2Z5 Harsha., Juanita 12 " II 3rd a6 McEride, Donald 10 " " 2nd

� McCormick, Mae 12 " n 2nd

DB l?orter, Bonnie 11 II II 2nd I 29 " II Rucastle, Mary 11 2nd I

l0 " Rucastle, Rose 16 " 4th

13. " Sha.w, Cyril 13 II 3rd

" 1* Shaw, Earline 11 " 2nd lst& l& 10 " II Gjurgevich, George �nrl lst& 1.4 " Gojkovich, Mickie �O II ;2nd 17

18 � ) Totals -,

Total Number EnroIled _ g§ _ Completed 2.Q _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 I, 2 I 3 I 4 I· 5 I 6& over 9 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 1191 20 CLUB WORK AGES BOJl 91311 1 I I BoY'S 141 13 12111 J Id 1 I Girls :3 8 2 1 1 Girls - 60 -

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Health 1st 3te-:"c..rt 30dy ::;Jui l.ders Kincl of Club (canning. Pie. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club

Cochise ,3 3 P t emb ere, 1 9 3 fj CommUDitJ' Date

Leacler Leader"s Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate aeres, __ber of hens, garments made, ete.,

Name of Member Age Address Yr. Pin Size of 'Total Total Saving Remarb Rec'd Project Cost Value

1 Atwood " T'lelma 10 .7illro x , .\n Z::;Z:'J.. 1st

2 " " Garc,en�l.i r e , "Betty 11 1st

3 II Hart, 10.y:�lJlld Ie n 1st 4 IIr:uflser, Yenneth 11 " II �nd 5 Kaiser, Chester VP 11 " It 2nd

6 " Kuschel, l;orman r 12 " 1st

7 Bill II II Scott, (CollR'c �1 2nd .

8 Spencer, Lynn �O II " 1st

19 White, Do na'l d Tres �C tt " 1st 10

I l15 '16

,17

1�

� '

.. Totals

Total Number Enrolled � Completed )� Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 1 5 16&over 9 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 I 20 CLUB WORK AGES Bo)'B 4 131 1 1 1 BoY'S 1313111 1 1 J 1 1 1 I Girls 2 1 1 1 Girls

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KiDd of Olub (caeinar. p". etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Iort:l OctJber 13, 1036 Oounb Community Date l.:rs. IJilliqn Reed rortal, I\.rizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" iBcUeate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Yr. Pin Size of Total Total N..... of Kember Age Address Savinir Remarb Rec'd Project Cost Value

1 Cox, Nancy 10 Portal, _'\.ri zo na 1st

2 " " z 10 Dominginue , jr�)ry 1st

3 .- " z 11 Dominginue , fete 1st

4 :Rosalie Sec 11 " It 1st Kennedy, ..

i " " Lee, Gail FledGe L. 10 1st - 6 Rendom, Alice 10 " It 1st

7 It It Seals ,_ 11 1st DroPI ed , Billy ;·8 " It Seals, G:�arleR IG 1st DroP1 ed

9 It " Seall , John 1TP 12 1st Drop} ed

10 " " L Zeddies, Carmen 10 1st 111 Reed, Ruth P !_3 tt " 3r_Q n " i12 Lilley, Horve11a. P_O AI 1st I :13 Walker, Betty Jo tto " " 1st 14 " n �rv� e b er J Billy tLe 1st 15

.,,,

I I I I Totals J

Total Number Enrolled JJ: Completed .!1 � Judging Teams _ Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 I 5 I 6 & over CLUB WORK AGES Boys 3 I I I I I Boys 7 Girls 1 III I I Girls � .... , - 62 -

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ifealth 1st Kibd of Club (canniq. Pilr. etc.) Year (1st. 2nd. etc.) Name Adopted for Club Cochise Paul Spur January 14, 1937 CouDV Community Date Mrs. Josephine R. Jones 758-12th st., Douglas, Arizona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICB: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Member Ace Address Yr. Pin Size of Total Total Savins Remarks Rec'd Project Cost Value

1 1st Arvi zo 2 Richard 13 Paul Spur, Arizpna. 2 Barra.zo, Lillia 11 " n • 2nd

3 Mauricio 16 " " It 2nd �rrazo,. ].,1013 ed aV'ITa'

.4 II " Barraza, Vito 14 • 2nd, 6 Comacho, Manuel1a. Se J13 11 " • 2nd

6 Consue10 " " • Cordova, 13 1st 1llTiI "tl 11='.(1 ::I"'T�1 .... 7 De la Cruz, Edwina. It " .. 1st Uov ed awa�"

IS " " " De la Cruz, Jose 1st :�o\ edawaY

19 Escamilla, Angel 13 It " n 1st . to Excamillo, Tony VF 14 It " • 1st 11 Mariscal, Rafae1a 12 " II " 2nd

12 " Mariscal, Rumalda 11 " " 2nd

13 Benito 1:3 .. " " l?alomarez, 1st 1[0 �ed aw� .V 14 Ramirez, Lupe 11 " II " 1st

15 .. " " Renteria, Cruz 11 2nd Mo"lred awa v 16 Richardson, Geraldine 14 It n n 1st

17 " It " Richardson, Vernadine 10 1st I f I 1" Rivera, G'Lupe Free 16 " " " 2nd I ) Uo red awav I

Totals I I

Total Number Enrolled Completed _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 1 2 'I 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 & over 9 110 111 112 113 114 115 116117 j 18 j 19120 , CLUB WORK AGES Bo)'B I I I I I Boys I I I II I _I I I I I Girls I I I I I Girls I I I I I I J I I I I

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Health 1st ��u�(a-am-·�u-.-P�.-.��)�------=YQ=r�(-ls-�-2-oo-.-��.)------=N�am-8-A�d-o��-f��C�m�b---- Cochise :Faul Spur January 14, 1937 Coaat7 CommunitJ' Date

Mrs. Josephine R. Jones 758-12th st., Dou@ as, Arizona Leader Leader'a Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President � P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate ,aeres, namber of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Si'Ze of Total Total Savine Remarb Rec'd Project Cost Value

Tre 19 Rivera, Jesus �14 :Paul Spur, Ariz .2nd

aO " " • Rodrequez, Elena 12 2nd

jl " " • Rodrequez, Ester 10 1st

�2 II " " Tellez, Ermmia 12 2nd

,3 " " " , Tru.; illo :rJnrique 14 �nd -

Trujillo, LUJje 12 It " " 2nd 25 fa4 Villescaz, Dora 11 .. " " 2nd 18 19 10

12 �3 14 115

�7 I I 0 L I Totals I

Total Number Enrolled l.8. _ Completed l.8. Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 3 4 5 6 & over 121 I I I AGES CLUB WORK 1 Bon 141 I I I BoY'S Girls 5181 I I I Girls .. �, - 64 -

oIwH MUSIC APPRmIATION

This is the second year that this county has attempted any work in MUsic Appreciation.

Music appreciation had only one club enrolled this year. One year ago McNeal completed the first club and Double Adobe tollows with an enrollment ot 29 girls and boys and a 100% completion.

Niss Frances L. Brown was present at their achievement and gave the test.

Bertha Virmond, Cochise County, Arizona. 1937. - 65 -

AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, ARIZONA College of Agriculture and U. S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating

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, a Music AppreciaJtion J.s t year ----=��·�d�C=m�b�(�-�DD�in-�-.�p.�.-e��)------��--�(b��2oo�.-��)------�N=a-m-.�A�®-p��f��-=a�o�--- Cochise Double Adobe Jan. 1, 1937 �Q COmmum� Da_

Mrs. Lucy Thurman McNeal , Ari zona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project" indicate aeres, number of hens, garments made, etc.

Name of Kember Age Address Yr. Pin Si?;e of Total Total Saviq Remarka Rec'd Project Cost Value I. r 1 �s't& Bell, Freddie 10 McNeal, Arizona �nd r 1st 2 " � Boeckman, Albert 11 "�A 'A· 3 Boeckman! Roseanna 13 �, 2nd

4 " L Garten. Irene 12 1st 1st � 16 " I Gojkovich, Alex 12 2nd

6 " Gojkovich, Chris 17 2nd lst(� 1'1 " Gojkovich, Mickey 10 �_"",A - .... - S GO,jkovich, Mildred 14 " 2nd Is t<� 19 n G.; urzevt ch , Anna 13 2nd Is t�� O n Gjurgevich, George 10 2nd 11 Q:jurgevich, 'Pete 11 11 2nd

12 " Harris I Hollis 12 1st 13 Harsha, Junaita 12 " 3rd

14 1stcc " Harsha I Mona 10 �,.,� 16 lst(c Hill. Eugene 12 " 2nd 16 Hill, Katherine 9 " Spec ia1 17 " 1st Johnson I �rnie 13 " 1st r Kimbrough, Billy 14 Totals

Total Number Enrolled _ Completed _ Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 2 3 4 5 6 & over 9 110 111 112 , I I I I I AGES 113 114 115 116 117 i 18119120 CLUB WORK BoYB I I I I I Boys. 111111.11111 Girls I I I I Girls III II 1.11111 - 66 -

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Music APpreciation 1st year Kind of Olub (eaDDiDa. Pie. etc.) Year (1st, 200. etc.) Name Adopted for Olub Cochise Double Adobe Jan 1, 1937 OoanQ Community Date , ), Mrs. I,ucy Thurman l,lrcl,\Tea,l, Ari zona Leader Leader's Address

NOTICE: Use this blank for only one kind of club. Indicate President by P., Vice-President by V.P., etc Under "size of project"

indicate acres, number of hens, garments made, etc

Name of Kembel' Age Address Yr. Pin Si'Zeof Total Total Savine Remarb Rec'd Project Cost Value

1 McBride, Donald 10 McNeal, Arizona 2nd 2 McCormick, Mae 12 It 2nd [3 Pierce, Betty Jo 13 .f let .4 Porter, Bonnie 11 " 2nd i Rohrer, Betty 10 " 1st

'6 It Rucastle, Josephine 13 2nd r1 Rucastle, Mary 11 " 2nd

Is " I Rucast1e, Rose 16 4th 9' Shaw, Cyril 13 n 3rd

1'0 II Shaw, Earline 11 2nd

11 Ba.iley, J. T. 12 " 1st

12 Solms, Eleanor 11 " 3rd 13

Totals

Total Number Enrolled g� Completed g.� Judging Teams Demonstration Teams .

YEAR IN 1 121 3 I 4 I 5 I 6& over 9 110 111 112113 114 115 116117 118119120 , CLUB WORK AGES Bo)'8 4 19111 1 1 Boys � 121412 11 I -' 11 1 I I 4 Girl• 1812111 1 Girls

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�..H SOCIAL PROGRESS CLUB

Last year the county entered the Social Progress Oontest for

the state. Double Adobe placed first for the county and received

the usual award.

This year they decided to try tor state honors. Together with tour other groups in the county they declared their intentions tor trying tor this contest early in the year. Bouble Adobe was' selected as the outstanding club in the state and the Agent 1s very proud of the record that they have made. They have completed the required work in sewing, handicraft, music appreCiation, health and landscaping work.

In addition to the requirements various community activities were carried on. They raised money tor a school picnic one one occaSion.

Another they paid a debt- 'on·-their schoolhouse ot t62.50. They raised a fund tor flowers for their Sick students by selling candy at noon.

They raised $10.00 for flood sufferers by a Similar means. They purchased a sewing machine for the school. They made attractive

Christmas gifts for every mother in the communi �Y. They planted attractive trees in their school yard and they saved the mail route by writing one hundred letter which demanded answers. They have decorated tor parties ot the Homemaker's club and of the Farm Bureau. They have

.- washed the dishes tor the Homemaker's Club and the Farm Bureauo They

members to the 4-H raised the money to send twenty-ro� of their club

Bertha Virmondt Cochise County, Arizona. 19370 68 -

1!ound..TJp in TUcson. These members were sent on the train,

chaperoned by their leaders, Mrs. Viola Johnson and Mrs. Lucy

Thurman.

Assisting the leaders ot this club Mrs. Frank A. Murphy,

clerk of the school board. has given this club publicity in the

newspapers, over the radio and personally collected the material

necessary for making an ensnsive report to the I1CA. The whole

community is very proud ot the work that has been accomplished in

this cammluity during the past year. A scrap book has been filled

out and forwarded to the National contest.

�ertha Virmond, Cochise County, Arizona. 19370 - 69 -

.JUNI OR 4-H CLUBS

Because it was neClessary to do something for the younger members in the rural schools, special 4-H Health clubs were

organized with children under ten years or age. No cr6dit haa

been taken tor this work and they were not given the official

4·H Club pin but they were so enthusiastic over their work and

gave such w�ndertul cooperation that we teel they will be very worthwhile club members when they do reach the age of ten.

JBertha Virmond. Cochise County, Arizona. lQ37. - 70 -

Miscellaneous 4-H Club Work

During the' year each club has made an effort to send their

outstanding club member to the 4-H Bound-Up in Tucson. Special mention should be made of the Webb Baking Club. These girls

worked and secured funds by giying dances to pay, not only their

own way to Tucson, but also the outstanding demonstration team in

foods work. While this club competed for this honor themselves it was lost to a neighboring group. In addition to this $10.00 they

gave the Agent an additional $10.00 to pay the gasoline necessary

to make the trip to TUcson with the bus loaned by the Pearce High

School.

Another group that should be mentioned on this occasion is a

group of canning girls from Double A.dobe. llii s group had sent an

exhibit to Chicago two years ago and won $40.00. The last $10.00

of this premium money was given to the Agent to help pay expenses

of the driver of this bus, the emergencies and any other needed

expense. Through the efforts of these girls allot the club members

and their leaders in this county, except the Double Adobe group were

taken to Tucson.

While not a leader, assistance has been given by Mr. R. H.

this allson. For the past four years he has left his work and taken

He group os children to Tucson to the 4-H Round-Up wi thout any payo

has acted as chaperone for the boys and has assisted in every way

.Bertha Virmond. Coc�se County, Arizona. 1937. - 71 -

�ossible to make Club Week a success.

The 4-H clubs of the county assisted the Farm Bureau by

putting on a 4-H Club meeting at their annual farm �ureau picnic.

This was in charge of Freddie Bell of Double Adobe, assisted by

club members from over the county. The girls were asked to

repeat their dress revue at the 4-H Club RoundMUp.

During the 4-H Club Round-Up it was interesting to note that

the five Chicago Trip Winners from this County were all present

and doing their bit to help younger members in �H Club Work.

The Texas 4-5 Camp club, a club which is now running and not

reported elsewhaee in this outline, won outstanding honors in a

County Contest carried on at the, Cochise County Fair. An award was offered ot $7.50 tor the best collection of native grasses mounted for exhibition purposes. This small group of girls and

boys made a collection of g5 specimens, placins first and winning the

ooveted $7.50.

The Texas Club furnished the music for the annual farm bureau picnic. The responded with an original 4-H Club song.

Gwendolln Mills and Mary Jane Patterson represented the county in an entertainment number at the annual dress revue contest in

Tucson.

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.J.SSISTAH::E FROM STATE OFFICE

January 9 - Mr. H. R. Baker - 4-H Club Work

18 - Miss Thelma Huber .. 4-H Home Management

Februaey 22 .. 1\".168 Thelma Huber - 4..H Home Management

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26 .. Mrs. Mernice Murphr ... Newpaper wri ting

March 4 - Miss Frances L. Brown - Homemakers

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8 - Miss Thelma Huber ... 4-H Home Management

15 - Mrs. Margaret E. Wa teon .. Clothing

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Apr!l 12 - Mrs. Margaret E. watson - Clothing

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16 - Mrs. Mernice Murphy .. Newspaper writing

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...April 26 - Mi ss Thelma Huber .. �H Home Management & W.P .A. Home Accounts

" " • 27 ...... Home :Management, Home Accounts

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. . Kay 7 tit Mrs. Mernice Murphy - Ne•.paper writing

10 - Miss Thelma Huber - Home Management, Home Accounts

11 flit Miss Frances L. Brown w 4-H Garment Making

" " " 12 .. � � Music Appreciation

12 .. Mrs. Margaret E. Wa tson .. 4-H Garment uaking

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11 ... .Mr. H. R. Baker .. 4-H Handicraft & 4-H Health

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21 .. Mrs. Margaret E. Watson ... 4-H Garment Making

June 7 .. Mrs. Margaret E. Watson .. Clothing, Sewing Machine

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August 26 "" Miss Frances I.. Brown - 4-H Achievements

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September 8 .. M1 ss Thelma Huber - Home Management & Home Ac counts

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30 .. Miss Frances L. Brown a Organization

October 1 ... :Mi ss Frances L. Brown - Conference

6 - Mrs. Flossie Willis Barmes w Local & County Fair

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6 .. Miss Muriel Hopkins - County Fair

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21 .. Mr. H. R. Baker - 4-H Club Work

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November 9 - Mr'. H. R. Baker - 4-H Club Work

18 - Miss Jrrances L. Brown - Organization, Annual Report

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- OUTLOOi AND RID O:MMENDATI ONS :

If the number of requests which have been received for Home

Demonstration Work is indicative of the outlook there should be

\ plenty of opportunl ty for work in 1938.

One Relief Society has withdrawn because of a heavy church

program. Two others have asked for the time. Otherwise all work

will continue as organized and using the same jl�-:;Jic('�, locations

and subject matter. More Specielist help will be asked for.

Leaders meetings in both the South and North Sections for

adults as well as 4-H Leaders should be held.

The Agent feels that more time should be spent with communi-

ties which are not organized. These communities are small and at

same distance fram the office and from each other. This would in-

volve additional expense in mileage and much additional time to do

the job, but the Agent feels that the older organizations should

carry on alone and that her efforts should be $pent on new contacts,

thus giving the whole county the benefit ot extension work and not

only the more thickly settled conmunities.

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TABLE SHOWING PROORAM AS PLANNED AND CHIEVED IN cccmss COUNTY

-1936-1937

Adult FOOD FOOD - HOMEl CLOTHING MAKERS PREP- PRES- SEWING Project CLUBS ERATION ERVATION MA.CHINm

No. groups 2 3 0 5 p_lanned

Location Sulphur Forest 0 Portal Springs Station Frontier stewart Webb Riggs Valley Woman's Settlement Club South Bisbee Rucker Canyon

No. groups 4 2 8 12 achieved Sulphur Double Adobe Cochise Willcox Location Springs Rucker Canyon Double Adobe Double Adobe stewart Whitewater Rucker Canyon Double Adobe Webb Mothers' Frontier Whitewater Club Portal Willcox South Bisbee stewart Whitewater Rucker Canyon stewart Russellville Cochise Sulphur Springs

, Webb Mothers' Riggs Settlement No. indiVi- duals en- 131 61 180 295 rolled No. indivi- duals com- 125 45 150 280 l?_leted Work accom- Work completed Better under- plished as outlined standing ot 20,170 qts. 159 garments food principlei

Value'in $200 $100 $5000 $750 aggregate

Amount $100 $ 50 $2500 $400 saved

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Adult HOME HOME EXTENSION MISCELLANEOUS & MANAGE- & FUiN ORGANIZATI ON & C 01ilMUNITY * Project MENT Acets ISHINGS PROGRAM MAEING ACTIVITIES

No. groups 5 - 2 5 13 7 planned stewart W.P.A. at Location San Simon South Bisbee Sulphur Springs Bisbee &. stewart Forest Dragoon Douglas *SUlphur Springs station st. David Local Fairs Webb stewart Pearce County Fair *Forest Station Sulphur Webb Reliet Societies Springs Whitewater Aid Societies Double Adobe Relief Society Double Adobe Frontier South Bisbee Forest Station Riggs Settlemen�

No. groups 15 - 4 9 21 8 achieved

·Whitewater Willcox All above carnm- Portal-C.A.

--- - Location .Rucker Double Adobe unities plus Douglas-W.PA • Forest Station Frontier Cochise & Fair • County Webb Mothers OI.Cochise Elfrida St.DaVid-Loca1 Cochise Sulphur Sp�i�s Gleeson Fair Sulphur Springs Douglas t Russellville Webb Mother's

stewart Forest Static;n Portal Club-G .A • Double Adobe Whitewater Rucker • Canyon Elgin- County South Bisbee stewart Texas School Fair Frontier Douglas stewart-Q.A. Riggs Settlement Forest Station- Douglas C.A. Portal Elfrida Belief Society No. Indiv-

duals en- 366 - 40 227 0 0 rolled No. Indiv-

duals com- 348 - 10 210 0 0 �leted Work accom� 840 articles 275 articles 0 0 plished 10 accounts Value in 0 0 aggregate $550 $600 Amount 0 0 saved $300 $250

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'fABLE SHOWING l?ROGRAM AS PLANNED AND ACHIEVED IN cccarss COUNTY

�936-1937

Jilnior 4..Ji :MEAL 4-H 4-H 4-H 4-H Project P:tANNING BAKING CANNING GARMENT N�N( HAJIDICRAFT Bo. groups 'Planned 0 2 4 9 5 Pearce Location 0 ..ebb stewart stewart Texas School Stewart Double Adobe Webb Pearce Webb Double Adobe Double Adobe st. David Frontier Rucker Canyon st. David Dragoon Rucker

No. Iroups 1 2 1 11 6 achieved stewart & Pearce Location Elfrida Webb Double Adobe stewart Texas Be hool Stewart combined Elfrida Pearce into a c ountv Frontier Double Adobe Non-Standard St. David Rucker Club Double Adobe Canyon Rucker Canyon Dragoon Sulphur Elfrida Springs

. Gleeson Dragoon Webb No. indivi- duals en- 12 7 6 88 55 rolled No. indivi- duals com- 12 ., 6 83 55 �leted Work 1745 accompli sh- 2470 dishes 31." 456 articles 357 art1elas 150 meals -�qts. ed foods .. '

Value in $105.75 $56.64 $92.08 $295.82 $147.32 a_ggregate

Amount $ 57.94 $36.34 $35.88 $152.59 $ 99.86 saved

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Junior 4-H 4-H 4-H HOME 4-H MUSIC SOCIAL 4-H Project MANAGEMENT HEALTH APPRECIATION PROGRESS ORGANIZATION

No. groups 1 4 0 0 23 p_lanned Portal Webb-3 Location Pearce Stewart 0 0 stewart-4 Double Adobe Double Adobe-4 JIorest sta- at.DaVid-1 tion pearce-3 Frontier-l Rucker-2 Dragoon-l Portal-l Forest station-l Texas School;"l

No groups 0 4 1 1 2' achieved Webb-2 Location Pearce Portal Double Adobe Double Stewart-4 failed to Double Adobe Adobe Double' Adobe-6 achieve stewart St.David-l Forest Pearce-2 Station Frontier-2 Rucker-2 Dragoon-2 Portal-l Forest Station-l Texas School-l Elfrida-3 Sulphur Springs-l Gleeson-l No. indiVi- � Dtp. not subtracted duals 'en- 24 65 29 46 332 rolled No. indivi- Dt p. not subtra.cted duals com- O 65 29 44 301 p�leted C ommunt ty Int. Work accom- 0 0 0 Personal Dev. 0 pl1shed Club interest Cooperation Value in .- :,�-O 0 0 Com. 0 ',� _- improvement no mney return :ee;ateunt saved 0 0 0 o (?) o Bertha Virmond, Cochise County, Arizona. 1937. - 80 -

MAP OF coosrr SEO-RING ACTIVITIES OF 'lHE YEAR

COCHISE

• Stewart ABCDEFGHI JM

fT Willcox CDF

_ Cochise RussellVille .. CDD' C

• Settlemen Dragoon .. Riggs JiM 4r Sulphur SpriDgs DE ADEI'l

.. St. David • Pearce Portal '. GJ" JXO DEGM

• Reliet Society Webb � DE·. Rucker Canyon Gleeson • � Whi tenter BODEJK J CDEGHJ , AODEFP . Tey. School 'All Elfrida EJK

Frontier.

DEF.T .- Double Adobe ABODEF I . JXMNQ, South Bi sbee •. ])A

Forest Station." EFM

ADutT WORK • JUNIOR WORK

4. __ 'ijom��kere Clubs H. Baking B. Food Preparation I. Oanning C. Food Preservation :r. Garment Maki ng D. Clothing K. Handicraft E. Home Mane.gement L. Camp F. Home Furnishings M. Health·, G. Cma�unity,Activitie8 N. Music AppreCiation O. Home Management P� Meal Planning �. Social Progress

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SUMMARY

During the past year the Agent has spent 10 months in

carrying on Home Demonstration Work in Cochise County. During

this time 85 days have been spent in the offioe and 161 days in

the field. This time has been divided among 21 communities.

All of these oommunities have had regular organized adult Home

Demonstration Work with an enrollment of 1320 members.

The Junior work was carried on entirely through 4-H Club

organizations. 27 4-H Clubs were organized and completed with a

total individual enrollment of 207 boys and girls and 186 comple

oompletions. In addition to the regular 4-H Club requirements 5

judging teams and 16 demonstration teams were trained, 3 of which

represented Cochise county at Club Week. Representatives in

Garment Making, Meal Planning and Health took part in state Con

tests.

290 method demonstrations were presented to a total.attend

ance of 4823members which includes both Juniors and Adults.

25 4-E Achievement Days with a total attendance of 777 were

held with representa ives fram the University doing the judging.

6 adult Achievement Days were held with 197 total attendance.

48 boys and girls and 6 leaders attended the Annual 4-H Club

Round-up in Tucson in September.

Food Preparation, Food Preservation, Clothing, Home Management,

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Home Furni shings and Homemakers Club s were carri ed as adult projects during the year 1937.

4-H Baking, Meal Planning, Canning, Garment Making, Home

Management, Handicraft, Health, ��sic Appreciation and Soc�

Progress were carried as junior projects during the year 1937..

The Annual Extension Conference and Annual 4-H Club Round up which were. held in Tucson, were attended during the year.

Assistance was given with 3 fairs.

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PLAN OF HOME DEMON3'mATION WORK FOR 1938

BY PROJECTS AND COMMUNITIES

_Cochise County

Adult

- No. ot Method ot , , I l Demon- Procedure Project Location Time strations to be used Goals

Home South Bisbee Jan. 6 Continue-work as 50 women report- Furnish- Forest June to each already organized. ing articles or ings Station July group Plan for Specialist improvements Stewart Aug. help with three or made. SUlphur Sept4 more groups. Springs Oct. Have a mattress. clean-

Double Adobe _. ing campaign. , Others (?)

Home- stewart Dec� 4 2 demonstrations by 10 women keeping Manage- Sulphur Jan. or more Specialist. home accounts ment Springs June demonstra- Check accounts by one year. & Webb Oct� tions to Spelia1ist. Every home con:- Accounts Forest Nov. each group.Continue work as out- troling flies. Station lined in 193'7. • South Bisbee Continue use ot t1y control. Test "kitchen equipment.

Home- Cochise Jan. e Continue work as out- 25 women complet makers SUlphur to to each lined in 4th year. ing work. Clubs Springs U..ay group Women giving most ot" sept. these demonstrations. to- Agent helping. Nov.

Clothing Portal June 3 Sewing machine clinic I 25 women enroll Riggs July or more where not given in ed and complet- . Settlement Aug. to each 193'7. ing.

- South Bi sbee group start knitting. Rucker 1mke cotton dress. Canyon Plan to use SpecialisI Sulphur Springs Others (?)

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Adult - I ot ot , No. , Method Demon- Procedure I Project Location Time strations to be used Goals

Food Forest Dec� 3 To be selected to 25 women Prepara- Station Jan. or more suit needs ot group. learning new tion Webb Sept. demonstra- methods Valley Oct. tions tor Womanst Clul each groul Others (?)

Food Stewart Dec. 4 Unless otherwise Each tamily Preserva- Riggs Jan. demonstra- requested, 4 dems. de.nning to meet tiOD Settlement Aug. tiona in "Sott Frui ts Be tamily needs Forest sept. each commt �- Vegetables" Station ity "Non-Acid Vegetables" Where needed "Meats" "Jelley" or "Pickles" Use new canning biloks

Miscell- Local· Fair Demonstrations as aneous at st. naHd Oct. requested. &. other•• County Fair at Douglas. Reliet Soc- " L ieties

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PLAN OF HOME DEMONSTRATI ON WORK FOR 1958

BY l'ROJmTS AND COMMUNITIES

C_ochi se County

Junior ...... ot - I No. I Method ot , Demon- Procedure Project Location Time strati ODS to be used Goals

4�H Elfrida June 3 Follow work as eut- All work com- Meal to lined with dams. & pleted 100% Planning Aug. exhibits.

4-H stewart June 6 Organize clubs 10 girls com- Baking Webb July Train Leader-s pleting projects Aug. Check records Exhibits

4-H stewart Dec. 6 SUpervise leaders All girls com- Canning Double June Follow requirements pleting 100% Adobe July Achievement days Webb Aug. Exhibits

4-H Dragoon Septe as Vi sit each club Every club com- Clothing Pearce to needed each month or often- pleting 90% Ash Creek May ere Sulphur Assist leaders Springs JUne Check records Elfrida to Train Dem. teams Double Adobe Train judging teams. Douglas Sept. Exhibits'

4-H Double sept. ? Follow requirements. 90% completions Handi- Adobe ·to state Specialist craft Pearce May visit clubs. Exhibits Demonstration teams

4-H Ash Creek Jan. as �ollow outlines 100% completions Health Double to needed Assist leaders Adobe June

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JUnior Ro. ot Method of I I�; f r Demon- Procedure Project Location Time strations to be used Goals

- 4-H" Texas Be hool Sept. 5 Agent assist on Complete clubs Camp Dragoon to sewing. 10<>% April Leader responsible tor cooking and nature study.

4-H Double AdobE Sept. 0 State Club Special. Complete with Music Forest to 1st. an 80% average Apprecia- Station May Assist leaders tion Riggs Plan achievement Settlement

ertha Virmond, Cochise County, Arizona. 1937.