By Ju*t Sollenberger Horn* Agent Schedule for next week:

By Ju*t Sollenberger

Horn* Agent

Schedule for next week: ’ .

Flint Hill 4-H Club will meet at the school March 5 at 10:45 a.m. - Washington No. 1 4-H Club will meet at the school March 5 at 2:30

Sperryville No. 2 4-H Club will meet at the school March 8 at 11 a.m.

Forest Grove 4-H Club will meet at the school March .7 at 2 p.m.

F. T. Valley H. D. Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Weakley March 8 at 2 p.m. The demonstration will be on “The part walls play in living room color schemes and wall finishes.”

Castleton H. D. Club .will meet at the home of Mrs. John WoodWoodville

H.D. (Sub will meet at the home of Mrs. 8. M. Johnson March 16 at 2 p.m. The demonstration wiU be on “The part walls play in living room color schemes and wall finishes.” The two bouse furnishings leaders, Miss Ruth Clark and Miss Katherine Orange of this club will give this demonstration. Note the change in date, due to conflict in schedule.

Washington H.D. Club iwifi meet Wednesday, March 14, pt 7:30 p.m. at the Washington Firehouse. The demonstration will be on “The part walls play in living room col* .or schemes and wall finishes.” Note change in date for this meet, ing. It had to be set up a week because of a conflict with another meeting. *

Mrs. Henry Mills and Mrs. Louise Mills were 'hostesses to the Mrs. Pearl Mills conducted the Mrs. eParl Mills conducted the business part .«* the meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs. Lewis Harrison. The club decided, they would give a radio program in May. The district home demonstration club federation dues of $3 were paid. The agent gave a demonstration to the group on needlepoint. At the conclusion of the meeting the hostesses served delicious cake and lemonade.

The Flint Hill H.D. club held a grand meeting at the home of Mrs. M. E. Sliger on February 20. Mrs. Carson Lillard, president, appointed a committee of Mrs. J. P. Cook, Mrs. Frank Cary, along with herself, to see about serving refreshments at the annual Easter Egg Hunt in Flint Hill. Everyone present got to work and produced 37 lovely stenciled articles. Some of the articles stenciled were: bureau scarfes, table sets, luncheon cloths and napkins, hand towels,' and aprons. After all the stencil' ing, the hostess served refreshments. They were most tasty and delightful. CONTEST WINNERS V

Thirty-eight 4-H club members - and five 4-H leaders attended the 4-H county contest Saturday, February 24. This; was the largest attendance that has been had at a county contest for a long time. Girls from different 4-H clubs all over the county entered the contests. —

The following girls placed as < winners:

1st, Tiney Gentry, Washington 4-H duh; 2nd, Shirley Ann Williams, Washington 4-H. So You’d like To Sew—1st, Etta Mae Campbell, Reager; 2nd, Sherleon Dodson, Amissville; 3rd, May Belle Williams, Reager. r Honorable Mention; Betty-Sisk, Belle Meade; Patricia Weaver, Amissville; Eulias Wines, Reager. Good Grooming Project — 1st, Georgia Standish, Sperryville; * 2nd, Nancy Wilson, Sperryville, 3rd, Becky Jones, Sperryville.., Clothing Unit—1st in skirt making, Katherine Carter, Washington; 2nd, Betty Lou Rutherford, Washington; 3rd, Margie Dodson, Sperryville; 1st in drees making, Jo Ann Zinn, Washington; 2nd Margaert Walters, Washington. Food Preparation —■ 1st, Betty Lon Rutherford, Washington; 1st, Tiney Gentry, Washington; 2nd, Margaret Walters, Washington; - 3rd, Frances Scroggins. The girls who will represent the eonnty in the Area Contest in Culpeper on March 17 are: ’ Tiney Gentry in room improvement; Betty Lon Rutherford in food preparation; and Katherine Carter in clothing achievement. p.m.

ard March 9.

Room Improvement Project—