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The Frontier
O'neill, O'neill City, Holt County, Nebraska
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O'Neill FHA girls hosted a hobo costume party on November 4, with Jackie Norman winning first prize. They held a business meeting, displayed FHA materials in a store, and collected clothing for Korean children during FHA week.
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The O'Neill FHA party was held Wednesday night, November 4, at the school. The party was well attended by the FHA girls, all dressed as hobos. A prize was given to each of the six best costumes. First prize, a home permanent kit was given to Jackie Norman. Members played magic games and a lunch was served, consisting of punch and cookies. A short business meeting was held before the party. It was decided that a committee of four would bring a light lunch for each meeting. A committee was appointed for a panel on parliamentary procedure. The committee is to have a program ready for the next meeting, which will be held November 17. Last week was FHA week. The O'Neill chapter placed a display in a downtown store window. This display consisted of posters with the FHA flower the rose creed, emblem and the color—red. The motto, "Toward New Horizons." also was on these posters. The FHA would like to thank the management of the Firestone store for allowing the display. During the FHA week a bundle drive was also held for the children of Korea. About 380 pounds of clothing was brought together. This made about 13 large bags, each containing about 30 pounds.
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The O'Neill FHA held a party with hobo costumes, awarding prizes including a home permanent kit to Jackie Norman. They played games, served lunch, held a business meeting to form committees for lunches and parliamentary procedure, planned the next meeting for November 17. For FHA week, they displayed posters in a downtown store and collected 380 pounds of clothing for Korean children.