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miss ivuuy Jenkins, Mrs. J. W. Price, Mrs. C. J. Miller, ladies of the town council, and Mayor Dorothy C. Davis were on hand to show their appreciation to the people of the -town of Washington for their cooperation during the clean-up program.
The door of the court house was painted white by a Sherwin-Williams representative and a room at the home of Mr. and Mrs C. G. Reid was also painted as a demonstration.
In the afternoon the 4-H clubs of the county and the Boy Scouts were present to have thei- pictures taken by 'Mr. Heyer. A few of the statements which have been
gram are mare than fsvorab’e:
"It was fine, the town looks 100% better.”—-M'* t Massie, assistant to the Commissioner of Revenue.
“My opinion is that had much more cooperation th-'n we expected; However, wp H*h Jt could have been 100%. Mavbe next year.”—Mrs. C. J. Miller, member of town council.
“I will have to giv-■ th 1 dies credit for it. The town Jo?’, belter than I ever saw it ” wrank Settle. , j ,
“I think the majoritv .vr the town cooperated beautifully, I really do.” Mrs. W. C. Ca-^beH“Leeks
nice. A big improvement was certainly made.”—Mrs. Harold Estee. , :
"I think it looks extra nice.”—
Ralph^ Strewn, sanitation officer.
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