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upon. The club decided to send food to the Belle Meade school, to be used in making: soup for the children. Lastly the elu'b decided to have their next month's demonstration a continuation of tray stenciling and rug making. After thisfe business n(eeting a very delicious meal was served by the hostess and members. Each member brought along a covered dish, all of these were delicious. Then the members adjourned to the basement to stencil trays. This was such a fine place to work, everyone agreed that they had a most enjoyable day.
The Amissville H.D. club met at Mrs. Charles Green’s, January 12 for an all day meeting. The day was conducted similar to the F. T. Valley meeting. Business was taken up first. The club also brought food that will be sent overseas, to the needy families. They made definite plans to sponsor a show and dance February 17. The Blue Valley Boys 'will be secured to play tne music for
still has as their long time goal, a 'community ceq|er. The money received from the dance will go toward securing the above. .Needless
to s^y another delicious meal was served. The hostess and the members helped with the meal. Each one brought a covered dish. When the members got up from the table, they wondered whether it would be possible to “stencil trays", but, they succeeded in stenciling seven lovely trays.
Another all day meeting was held this week, this being by the Woodville H.D. club. At the club’s business meeting, year books were given out and explained, it was decided to look into the needed indoor recreation equipment for the Woodville school. The club wishes to give something along the line of recreational equip• ment to the school. Another delicious meal was served by the members. Everyone enjoyed it so very much. The meeting ended
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