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By Juut Sollenberger ;
Horn* Agaat
Schedule for next week:
Huntly Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Miss Pauline Rutherford, March 20 at 2 p.m. The demonstration will be on “The Part Walls Play in Color Schemes for the Living Room and Wall Finishes.” This demonstration will be given by Mrs. Pearl Mills and Miss Pauline Rutherford.
Flint Hill Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. G. W. Smith, March 20 at 7:30 p.m. The demonstration will be on “The Part Walla Play in color Schemes for the Living Room and Wall Finishes."
Gid Brown Hollow Home Demonstration Club will meet at thf home of Mrs. Henry Rutherford March 21 at 2 pan. The demonstration will 'be on “Candlewicking Bed Spreads."
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At all the meetings held last week the girls talked about the completion of porjects for next month. According to the looks of the girl's 4-H records this month there should be an excellent completion of projects for the winter. The Flint Hill 4-H girls are carrying three projects this winter. They are “So You'd Like To Sew," ’‘Housekeeping" and “Cloth ing Construction." The Washington No. 2 4-H Club is taking “Clothing Construction" project this winter and the Forest GroVe 4-H Club is taking a “Housekeeping” project. These three clubs were met by the agent and leaders last week. You might be interested to know that Mrs. Frank Cary and • Mrs. P. B. Dennis are leaders for* the Hint Hill 4-H Chib; Mrs. George Davis for the Washington 4-H Club; and Mrs. Clarence Scott for the Forest Grove 4-H Club. These ladies are all doing a fine job with the girls and are responsible for most of their fine work.
Mrs. Gilbert Weakley and her daughter, Mrs. Jean Gallihugh, were hostesses to the F. T. Valley Home Demonstration Club March 3. Business was carried on first, it was announced that the District Home Demonstration meeting would be held May 1 in Winchester. Also a “Furniture Refinishing Meeting" will be planned up in the F.T. Valley section of the County for April. A report of State Farm Home Account. Books was given by the agent and several other pieces of business were discussed. Then a demonstration was given to the group on “ThCs Part Walls Play in Living Room Color Schemes and Wall Finishes." Mrs. Elisabeth Revercomb, president of the club for four years resigned at this meeting, due to her forthcoming departure from the county. Everybody is going to miss her so much ... we only hope she will come back to see us real often, this was a standing imitation given to her at the club meeting. The hostesses served very delightful refreshments.
An all-day meeting was held at Castleton on “Hammering Aluminum Trays," last Friday, the 9th of March. Mrs. John T. Woodard was hostess for this club meeting. This was just a grand meeting. At the conclusion of the meeffng 12 lovely trays had been completed. A covered dish lunch was served, there were |o many good things to eat that, I’m afraid if I attempted to write them down 1 -light leave one -dish out: Neodsss-to say this was a most desnd
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