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uext; w«re two &i;-aay 4-n meetings last week, one at Woodville and one at Amissville.
At Woodville the agent taught the members how to set a table properly, went over the “Basic 7," helped the girls plan a dinner for a week, taught the girls how to make a tossed salad, French dressing and a cheese souffle.
Amissville 4-H club had one of the largest summer attendances that the club has had in the last two years. In the morning a discussion was held on the Bingo party the club will sponsor June 17. The club members have collected nice prizes for the party. Then it was decided when and where the club would meet this silmmer. The members divided for project work. All the girls taking clothing, assembled in one room to go over with their leader,, Mrt. Katherine Riley, the requirements and the rest of the girls assembled in a room with Mrs. Graham Hack, ley to learn of the meal planning preparation and service prejeet "requirements. After this, Mrs. Charles Green served the members hot dogs and soft drinks. To the leaders she served a most delicious meal. After lunch the girls actually cooked foods talked about in the morning and some of the girls taking clothing cut out dresses. The meeting ended with an hour of games and fun.
* * * BINGO PARTY
The Amissville Bingo Party s has been changed to June 17. It will start at 7 p.m. The purpose of this party is to help send 4-H members to camp this summer.
The party will be held on the lawn of Amissville school. Soft drinks and hot dogs will be sold at the party.
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