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Show Pleasant Grove Camp of Daughters of Utah Pioneers Hold First Meeting of Year Last Friday The Pleasant Grove Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their first meeting of the new year in the Timpanogos Stake Center on Friday, Oct. 11, with Ethel Allen conducting. conduct-ing. Myrl Allred led the group in singing "The Quilting Party" accompanied by Hortense Fonk. Opening prayer was offered of-fered by Sylvia Peterson. The Daughters then sang 'The Old Rag Carpet." Business matters were then discussed. Many members were excused because of Mines or other reasons. Due to the sudden passing of our beloved teacher, Edna Newman, New-man, a very interesting article on "Celebration of the Scand-enavian Scand-enavian People" was very well by Leoane Carson. Nora Macfarlane gave an interesting in-teresting talk on home made quilts and quilting. Lottie Carlson brought a hand-made quilt which her mother had made and had several sev-eral other quilt tops on display and gave an interesting talk on them. Light refreshments were served ser-ved to seventeen members by the Camp Officers. The next meeting will be held on Nov. 8 and the officers urge who are interested or eligible eli-gible to become members of the camp and are invited to please attend. The local DUP needs to enlarge the membership mem-bership and the Pioneer lessons les-sons are very interesting. Over 5.3 million boys and girls, between the ages of 9 and 19, are participants in 4-H programs and activities. Supporting their efforts are half a million volunteer adult and teen leaders, the men and women of the Cooperative Extension Service, the National Na-tional 4-H Service- Committee, Commit-tee, National 4-H Foundation and numerous private sector donors. |
