By K W. LANE

By K W. LANE \ DPI O Representative (Ffer er.t Sparked b- president, Earl DeHart, special monthly meetings me being held at tnght m addition to the regular n.-school meetings. These meetings afford the members .in opportunity to study electric projects as well as a period for recreation and festivity. Member demonstrations and club contests are featured at each meeting with ' the winner being awarded a 4-H achievement pin. Unlike most clubs the Worsham Senior Club is composed of lonly high school students. IT in number. • ■ t ill 4-H E I ! ber carries at least two projects, with mot! of them carrying three. These projects include the home ''round mpn-.en;. n:. v-v. ng mak ing and remaking clothing. htiu.se kcepiv. tin al preparation, elec tricity and money management To ei additional training and u ■ irueiK.n on their electric projects, the dub member.', invited Kenneth t a tie and Mi:- AnU it ■. Kutun-oii of VKPt O to iru.it. with the cias. Irom tune to time. Sullied drier ed thus fat in clude ba. ic i-lec.ti icily 1m. < and roleir.ate wirin')’,. farm and home 1 i' •! 11 i t:. • and Care ol farm ami home appliances. Tin j- now an planning a work hop at wli'Oh the members ‘ will la ■ new km';'' and conveit oil iinns to electric lamps. The memti' i's of the senior are also doing a fine job assisting v eh tin- instruction of the younger 4-H members by giving demonstra tion: This affords them an oppor tunity ]0 further their leader: hi)) training and pass on to their youtmer colleague the knowledge which they have gained. The sev enth grade club was invited to the m< • ting on Care of Farm and Horne Appliances in order that they might •et a preview of the electric project. From the program that this group is carrying on it can be seen that the Worsham Senior 4-H Club is in deed different. If is a group of high chool 4-H members dedicated to a better community through leader in)) and better living through in.ul i m/.ation