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Fodder Stack HJ>.. dob will meet at the home of Mrs. John 'Eubank, January 25, 2 p.m. The demohstration will be on hammering tray*,-/'. ;v/:

Last week, about 48 hammered trays were made of copper, pewter, and aluminum in the county. Three all day meetings were held on the above subject and one af, ternoon meeting.

Huntly H.D. club met with Mrs. Pearl Mills last Tuesday, January 9. There was an especially good attendance. After the hammering tray demonstration, the club decided that for the next meeting they would take up the subject of needlepoint, and meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Mills.

Amissville H.D. dub met last Wednesday for their all-day meeting oi^ hammering trays. This was a very nice meeting and one that was greatly enjoyed by all present. I wish I could remember all the good things we had to eat. Mrs. A. C. Latham and Mrs. Clevenger of Amissville plan to give a more complete report of this meeting, so look for it in this issue.

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