International Relation- Com mittee of the Farmville Woman's Club issues an appeal for club members to help with the German Youth Assistance Protect, a pro ject of the General Federation o[ Women's Clubs. This program is designed to further international good will and combat Communism in West ern Germany. Women's Clubs in Virginia and throughout the na tion will contribute yard good f r girls' sewing classes—three and a half-yard lengths or more of woolen, rayon, cotton, corduroy, nainsook, or flannel — needles, thread, and wool or cottmi thread and needles for knitting and crocheting. To Make Clothes German girls, meeting at Ger man Youth Assistance Centers, will make boys' and girls' cloth ing and layettes from these sup plies donated by American wo men's clubs. Besides learning to sew. the girls i eet many Ameri cans from whom they learn Eng lish, some thing of the American way of life, and how to organize clubs in (lie American manner Farmville club members are a-kbd to bring their contributions to the home of Mrs. Charles W. Glenn, chairman of the Interna tional Relations Committee, at 836 Buffalo St., by Wednesday. Feb. 25. Mrs. Glenn will see that the materials and sewing and knitting supplies are mailed on to the shipping point by March 1. Other members of Mrs. Glenn's committee are Mrs. Allen N. Fore, Mrs. Roy R. Pearson. Mrs. P. T. Atkinson. Miss Helen Draper. Miss iinvpj*jv Ruffi£, Mrii. E. P. Lan

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