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Most all the 4-H clubs in the county met Inst week—they were ' the Flint Hill; Washington, Sr.; Forest Grove; Washington, Jr.; Reager 4-H; Sperryville Jr.; and Amissville.
The two main' things brought up at the meetings were the choosing of delegates to camp, and, the awarding of 4-H pins to boys and girls who have done creditable, work. The following delegates were chosen to go to camp thia >summer—however, this does not mean that others can't go—it only means that part of the way of all delegates chosen, will be paid by the club:
Flint Hill delegates — Tiney Gentry, Una Goode, Jimmy Yates, Dudley Wood.
Washington Sr.—Mary Norman Lois Racer, Richard Racer, Bobby Coates.
Washington Sr.—aMry Norman Davis, Mary Massie Dodson, Hill Walker, John Turner.
Forest Grove — John Corbin, Randolph Settle, William Burke, Edward Walker.
Reagar — Alice Lee Harrison, Louise Williams, Rosa Belle Williams, Bessie Fox, Ruby Pullen.
Sperryville Jr.— Bernice Nethers, Francis Bruce, Donald Gore, Betty Johnson.
Amissville — Kathryn Carter, Jane Riley, John Tapp.
One Home Demonstration meeting wfs held last week, that, being the Washington H. D. Club As the president and vice president were adsent, Mrs. Jessie Rowzie conducted the business part of the meeting. Mrs. Rowzie gave some interesting facts on accomplishments of 12 Counties in Homo Demonstration clubs nearby. Mrs. Mabel Racer gave a very interesting account of the District Home
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