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freshments were served, aftei which a game hour 'was enjoyec by all present.
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A meeting of the Slate Mill: Home Demonstration Club wa: held April 19 at the home of Mrs Stonewall Kilby. As the meetins was not held last month, due t< sickness, the agent combined Iasi month’s and this month’s demon stration and presented them U. the gro.p. The two demonstrations the agent talked on were “What to Know in Buying Fabrics for the Living Room’’ and “Window Treatment.’’ After the demonstration the hostess served her famous caramel cake, which everybody always enjoys so much.
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Mrs. Henry Sisk entertained the new F.T. Valley Home Demonstration Club on the 20th. She did a fine job, too. Everybody had sue!; a nice time.. The demonstration given was on “Candlewicking.” Most of the women present plan to candlewick one article. The agent brought with her a sample of a candle wicked, bed spread, house coat, and rug. The hostess served the group delicious.refreshments. It was decided at this meeting to “Stencil'’ cloth at the next meeting and to meet at Mrs. Marshall Jenkins.
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The Sperryville .1 u r. i o r 4-H Club met at tne school, April 20. Marjorie Dodson, the president, presided over the meeting. The club voted to send four 4-H ek b members to camp and to pay $5 on their way. They also decided t<turn in at least 25 record books this year. They also decided to exhibit at least 25 exhibits at the County Fair next September. It was decided by the club to have a party next Wednesday night, April 26. Faye Black, Bernice Nethers, Marjorie Dodson, Johane Dellinger, Betty Johnson, and Larry Wayland were appointed to decorate the auditorium for the party. The rest of the committee were chosen from the Sperry'■)!!e Senior 4-H Club to head up the party.
Apple Name Brings
Costly Confusion
Please! It’s Stayman; not Stayman-Winesap.
That hybrid relic of a name, Stayman-Winesap, has led to a lot of costly confusion, says Fred Dreiling, associate horticult-ri.se at VPI.
From now on call your apples one or the other, not both. Stayman is an early and mid-winter variety. The winesap is late-winter and spring. They are entirely different. A confused retailer who -toa^s stay-mans for late February, March or April sale will usually pay bitterly with apples that scald quickly when the warm air hits them out of storage. But if he
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