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Foot 4-H elubs were met by the agent last week. Contests were" carried bn in each club and girls were picked to represent their dub in the county contest. Maybe you would like to know the names of the girls winning out in thesO contests, so here they are: .

Flint Hill club winners: Clothing Unit II Alice Lee Harrison^ Dorothy Jane Williams, Shelby Jean Pullen; Housekeeping Project : Lelia Goode, Paula Miller, and Dolly Lillard.

Washington No. 1 club winners : Clothing Unit II project: Margaret Walter, Shelby A. Williams, Betty ■Lou Rutherford. Room Improvement project : Lelia Gentry, and Shirley A. Williams. Foods project: Betty Lou Rutherford, Lelia Gentry,’Margaret Walter, and Frances Scroggins.

Sperryville No. 2 4-H Club, Housekeeping Project: Mildred •Sisk,' Elsie Mae Jenkins, Audrey Pullen, Betty Johnson, Evelyn T. Miller.

Sperryville No. 1 4-H Club; Clothing Unit II project: Faye Black, Johane Dellinger, Marjie Dodson; Good Grooming project: Becky Jones, Ester Pullen, Nancy Wilson, Georgia Standish, and Mable Hawkins.

The Washington H.D. Club met at the Fire House on the 7th of February. A short business meeting was held before the demonstration was given. It was decided that the club would sponsor a ball game party and a picnic this year for the youth in the community. Mrs. Dick Miller, Mrs. Grace Reid and Mrs, Ora Ramey tentatively joined the living room program for the year. This means by next November they plan to have their living rooms redecorated, through the help of the Extension Service. The agent - gave a demonstration to the group on “sandwich spreads'* which seemed to be an* joyed by all present. .

Mrs. R. M. Johnson was hostess to the Woodville H.D. Chib bn the 2th of February. This club is do-, ing a fine job of selling all occasion cards to make money fot their club. The demonstration for this mooting mag on “Needle point." F$ur women are planning to do something along the line of needlepoint, as an outcome of this meeting.- 4

Mrs. Arthur Miller gave me this helpful hint the other day—when you make a thickening with flour and watar, put it in a jar and shake it In a few minntes yob have a nice smooth thickening.

Hunt At “The HOT

' Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Durant of Beaten ham issued invitations to a hunt at "The Hill," to he hsld February tl. The hounds will ha cast at 12:0* 4 tod.

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