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I would like to thank the following presidents for making, a summary of the accomplishment sheets of their club members: Mrs. Joe Hitt, Mrs. Maury Brown, Mrs. Luther Jenkins Jr... Mrs. Mabel Lillard. Those summaries aided considerably in making annual report
Slate Mills H.D. group met with Mrs. Virginia Miller, Tuesday, November 13. The demonstration shown to Hie members was the importance of eating a good breakfast and foods for health and pep.
Amissville H.D. met November 14 at the home of Mrs. Joe Hitt. During the business meeting Mrs. Catherine Riley was appointed as youth leader- The foods leaders, Mrs. Leslie Walters and Mrs. Will Walters, gave the demonstration on ‘'Reasons for a Good Breakfast and Foods for Health and Pep”
F. T. No. 2 H.D. club met with /Mrs. Luther Jenkins, Jr., November 15. Mrs. Henry Sisk was selected as youth chairman during the business meeting. The demonstration, Importance of Well Balanced Breakfast, was given by Mrs Henry SiskMrs.
Joe Hitt apd the home agent attended a meeting in Culpeper for chair reseating. . Schedule for Next Week
Estes H.D. meeting will meet with Mrs. Earl Gore, Monday, November 26, at 9 am.
Castleton H.D. will meet November 27 with Mrs. W. B. Dennis, at 2 p.m.
Gid Brown H.D. will meet November 29 with Mrs. Archie Bailey at 2 p.m.
-- WASHINGTON METHODISTS HAVE 4th SUNDAY SERVICES
Washington jJeth^fct church will have services every 4th Sunday morning at 11 am. The Rev. ISamuel C. Stickley, retired Methodist minister, will preach at these services, beginning this Sunday, November 25. Mr. Stickley lives in Front Royal.
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