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Carolyn Turner will be in .charge of December program.
During project work with the aid of Mr*. George Taylor, club leader the girlsptudied the import* anee of eating calanced meals and made a basic seven chart.
Forest Grove 4-H club met Wednesday, November 7. Barbara Dodson and Barbara Cubbage song leaders opened the meeting by group singing. Mary Helen Prince will give a demonstration at December meeting as part of .the program. New members to join were Dorothy Grigsby and Lise Grigsby.
The county group of girls takng Boom Improvement as a project met with Paul Miller, Saturday, November 10. The girls made an inventory of their room and decided on what improvements they would like to make. Lelia Gentry will act as junior leader for the group.
Washington H.D. club met Wednesday, November 7. During business meeting, Mrs. Clarence Gough consented to becoming president. Craft leaders appointed were Mm. Jessie Rowsie and Mrs. Grace Weaver, Home Grounds.. Mrs. Grace Reid and 'Mrs. H. J. Racer. The Food leaders.. Mrs. Grace Weaver and Mrs. Gilbert Updike gave a demonstration on the Importance of a Good Breakfast and Foods for Health and Pep.
Woodville H.D. met November 9 for a business meeting. The demonstration will be given during week of Thanksgiving.
F- T. Valley H. D. club met with Mrs. Maury Brown, Thursday November 8. Mrs. Maury Brown and Mrs. C. R. Hite, foOda leaders gave a demonstration, “Importance of a Good Breakfast.”
* _ poring a visit to Miss Nellie Johnson, county chairman, I enjoyed some good cocoanut cake. Her receipe is as follows: 2% cup flour
teaspoon baking powder
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