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K&ppan&nnock 4-H news

By: Janet Sollenberger

Home Agent V "|baa6s'i^fek>/«S» almost 4-H week entirely/ seven out of nine , 4-H clubs in the - dqttfttjr met." 'These were the'Bperryville Sjr.v 4-H; Bell Meade 4-H; Forest:. Grove 4-H; Beager 4-H; Washington Jr. 441; Sperryville Jr. 4* , H; and Amissville 4-H. , Tbe glrla in fate Sperryville 41XX*

sewing as their project for the winter. Most .of, .the girfa| decided to make skirts to enlarge their wardrobe for the win* ter. For the negt meeting they* are to bring a pattern and ma-~ teral to make a skirt. This dub decided they would like to do '.aojpeg&tg.to., make money for/

_ __ _ jfiijWe "string instrument players, J >epbably die Blue Valley Boys,.'

land give k abegeknd play * for a sqnarfe dance, f* ,/

Belle Meade 44E flub members ^haye been taking a-yrojeet called Housekeeping”. ^ifihe girls that ' T just, joined the.telub -tUp'^ar »; were-shown hojf to make a bed .hospital style/^T'he older r fids

Jfrfbs, shown i5w to„ hang' a ^pic* „ ture for their room. The girls ' brought pictures .out <tf their .own rbom at, home • and agent explained VBi What level they should.'

I hang all fheir pitftiire^Mfc^the

roonu^hi gir|s drikr'w^hV fe| t sacks^for covering a broom, were; ^ehojra bow tp hem a caw edge and; fhpply a bias tape. Jacob Sisk, the president of the dub did an ex*: - cellent, job of presiding over, the meeting. He ended the meeting with* garniHVrerosfeGrove^/w^'fiNd^

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