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F.H.A. Members
Attend Berryville Meeingr t
Thirty-one Washington High . School homo economics students with their adviser, Miss Owen, at- , tended a meeting of the Future .Homemakers of America in Berr ryville on Friday, October 28.
Schools from Warren, Fred- ■ el icit, and .Clarke counties were represented.
Phyllis Hudson served on ths time and place .committee; Helen - Sinn, on the resolutions commit-, toe; and Lucy Mae Smith, on the AaMhtsrtbig committee. The nest .r
federation meeting will be held in thfe, Front Royal auditorium the third Saturday in .March.
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'Six members were present it the flrs€ meeting of tbo Library clwb. Officers ‘weye elected Tbr
the jteat. 1^hese goals were made: .4*) t0 keep the library schedule straight, (2) remove all torn P’agaxines from .the room, and *\ jr-s ,ur* * 1 * - « . * v j-* < j .w) .ffujr -mad re-number all .hooka •requiring this treatments ——
New Vbaary supplies have been •Maid an ^received, among them *ew and larger shelf labels. The marie book order has been tecehsed end many of the books are now in circulation. In the nearfutwre, Mrs. Wagner and th# • j, *h«P boys are going to make n magazine rack fer the library.
At week meeting every member baa a certain number of shelves to stsaightem. Finos collected for . overdue books are used to buy library supplies.
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