.ierts as simple carpentry, hew to measure, blue print reading, uses fir wood and handling pain' and varnish have been studied as kitchen cabinets slowly came into being, nail by nail, week by week. At first the women came to class by themselves. Gradually, husbands saw the sense of the idea and. wishing as men will do to see the thing done properly, decided a mans hand was neces sary. So the class has developed, for those who wish it. into a man wife team Anv Thursday night -no may see these folks busily bringing Their projects to fruition Kitchen cabinets, wall cabinets, sink cabi nets and the like are now nearing completion. Small Charges Use of machinery in the vo-ag shop and supervision by Paul Mc Lelland are given without charge. Only cost of the course is for materials actually used for the take-home finished product. The class is part of the three fold adult pr tram of the Vir ginia Vocational Agriculture de partment. The other two are the tanneries and the Farm Mach inery Repair classes. Class Members Among those who have been active in the present series of classes arc Mrs. A D. Habgood. Mrs. Robert Quarles. Mrs. R B Chernault. Mrs. G. L. Cox. Mrs. Charles Pickett. Mrs. Annie Mc Farland. Mrs. Helen McLelland. Mrs. Jeanne Short. Mrs. Dorothv Elliott. Mrs. Bessie Irvine, Miss Marie Allen. Mrs. Maria Ferguson. Mrs. Jeanette Dead. Mrs. It. W. Ames and Mrs V. P Childress Many of the husbands have at tended. with more corning each session. Mr. McLelland reports. In addition a nearby classroom rings with the laughter of chil dren. since to be really effective, an adult pro-ram must provide for the youngsters.

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