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The Washington Sr. 4-H Club was called to order by the president, Margaret Walters. A great deal of business was taken up at this meeting. Club goals for the year were discussed and decided upon . . . the club will send four delegates to 4-H camp this year and pay $5.00 of their way . . . the club is going to try to have 90' r completion of projects and 30r'c attendance at club meetings Tffis year . . . The cTuTTpTahs to enter at least 15 exhibits in the fair in the fall. Besides the discussion of club goals the club tried on T shirts for size. These will be brought to tire next club meeting. The names of the ones that will receive pins at the next club meeting, were announced by the agent.
Sperryville Si-. 4-H Club had their regular meeting April 5 at the school. This club had decided to have a party on the 1 It:-., but, changed it to the 21st, due to school conflict. Both Jr. and Sr. 1-H’c’s will be invited, to th - party . . . games will be played the fii't part of the party and dancing later. After the business part, of the meeting the girls Work;: g on sKirts and dresses were a:dt >1. Ail o>:- a veiy few have complct* . a gw men' this year .
Kore-t drove 4-H Club nut
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REV. AND MRS. GUY HEYL GUESTS OF W. C. CAMPBELLS
Rev. and Mrs. Guy C. Heyl of Warrenton, are spending this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Campbell, while Rev. Heyl is conducting revival services at the Washington Baptist and Methodist churches.
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