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but is a very interested one . . Joan Scott presidd over the November meetng and did a fine job. John Corbin gave an excellent accountpf what went on at. the Itmi meeting through Miis minutes. Mrs. Jessie Rowzie and the agent taught the girls how to make a needle case and embroider it, and also how to hem a kitchen towel. Twenty bottles of vanilla extract werf brought by the agent to be sold by the cjlub dur%
thU M[o^tJj^be 'hfWBfjr mad* Mill go toward sending members to 4-H camp next summer. -The Reager 4-iH club met November 3 for the monthly meeting at the school. Alice Lee Harrison, president, presided over the meeting iHazel Wines read the minutes, giving je£4 e*ceU*nt a«raOeing.
that the Reager 441 club hjis *10-2$ already; this '.Soar byjselling candy, ThU, money made so far,'and through next' winter will help , pay the' way of thole wishing to gp to 441 camp from Kuntly next summed 'Along! with the help of Mrsi Barbar^* Gentry the 'agent, taught the members : to hem towel, make and decorate neeme ease,; and hoar to launder slips ams taught jo the laundry group. The ' meeting ended witli 4e-' lightful game taughfcio the' group
fymtry. " V .' A meeting of &e Washington ‘4rH club was held.at the school .November 3. Betty LouvRuthefford, -who rls the newly*; elected pnresldnt of the club," presided
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