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Schedule far next week:
I" Iint 11:!1 -1-11 Club will meet at tue school, January Kith at 10:4.") a.ill.
Washington .Sr. 4-11 will meet at the school, January 1(1, 1 :Jo p.m.
The Iluntly H. 1). Club will, _me_el_ at the home of Mrs. Cm y Williams, .Jan ary 17. at 2 p.m. The demonstratio'ti will be on "Rug Making.”
The Slate Mills H. I). Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Virginia Miller, January 18, at 2 p.m. The demonstration will be on "Stenciling Trays."
The P\T. Valiev Club No. 2, will meet at the home of Mrs. Luther Jenkins, January Id, at 2 p.m. The demonstration will be on "Stenciling Cloth.”
The Woodville Tenants H. D. Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Mary Clark, January 20, at 2 p.m. The demonstration will be on “Bottoming Stools.”
The 4-H clubs of the county started their new year with their regularly scheduled n.letings. Six out of the nine 4-H Clubs met. The Sperryville Senior 4-H was presided over by the president, Dorothy Cloi d. A long discussion was held on the possibility of having a square dance to make money for the club. Rachel Jenkins said that the 27th would suit both the musicians and the school;- It was decided then to have this dance, Friday, January 27. The music will bq by the Blue Valley Boys. Tne remainder of the meeting was given over to the working on dresses and skirts which the girls cut out last time. The agent was aided by Mrs. Carson Johnson the club leader.
The Belle Meade 4-H Club met on January 4. Jacob Si<k pre.-ided over the meeting. Jane Nickols h e 1 d devotionals a n d Elizabeth Leake gave a splendid aui) nt as to what went over at the last nieiting in her minute-. I‘ was decided "at" this meet:’'..',
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