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Four-H Conservation *>
Camp Scheduled
Conservation of soils, forestry, ■nd wildlife, will fee stressed at the 1&50 State Conservation 4-H Camp at Holiday fjake in Appamettox county, June 12rl7, W. A. Varner, assistant 4-H boys' agent at VPL announces.
The program also will includs insect pad disease control, 'Mere* atkm, and competitive sports. About UO dub members are expected to attend.
Profesaional agricultural work* era and others who will be in charge of classes at the camp in* elude: C. H. Shaffer, district game technician of the Virginia Commission of Game' and Inland Fisheries: Charles E.*Gill, associate Extension forester; E. W. Mcndie, Extension Soil Conservationist ; and John Amos, associate Extension plant pathologist and entomologist, all of VPL
A feature of the camp will be instructions and a demonstration on fishing fey J. H. Gwathmey, sports editor of the Richmond Times Dispatch.
E. Murphy Hoffman
To Be Guest Speaker
E. Murphy Hoffman, associate lay leader of the Culpeper Methodist church, will be the guest speaker at the Washington Methodist church, Sunday morning, at II o’clock.
Benefit Bake Sale
The amount of $122.63 was realized from the bake sale which was sponsored by the Woodville and Mt. Lebanon churches Saturday, Majr 20, in the Pitts Bowling Alley building in Culpeper. The church members wish to thank all those who helped to make this sale a success. ‘ The proceeds from the sale will be applied to the fund fob the new Baptist parsonage, now under construction at Woodville.
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