Ethel J. Bouffleur, instructor in art at Iowa State College from 1922 to 1924, and at present director of art at State Teachers' College, Oshkosh ~· Wis., has been awarded the Julia C. G. Piatt Memorial Fellowship.

Two thousand girls are expected to take Iowa State College Campus by storm the week of June 11th. This is the annual convention time for the 4-H clubs of the state. Every county will undoubtedly be represented at every session by delegates with pencils and notebooks in evidence.

How would you like to eat off a banana leaf, using your fingers for silverware? Not a very pleasant mental picture, yet that is the custom of the Indian people in East India.

We are living in a time of high pressure, and many things that help make life more livable are apt to be crowded out The dining table is the center of the social life of the home. Because of our high pressure living and the many different interests each member of the family has, the only time when all can be at home is at dinner.

Barrie once said that the secret of happiness is not doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Iowa 4-H club girls are bringing this zest for living into the activities ·for rural life. Over sixty thousand clubbers in the United States are lined up in this modern crusade in quest of the best that rural life has to offer. The movement is not an idle dream; it is a practical help to happy farm life.