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roreai uTove 4-H decided to give $1.00 to National 4-H center Wednesday. They also decided to make a window display at Estes. Harold Ray Uts, Ranny Gore/ Adolph Estes and Barbara Cabbage were named on this committee. This display will be their part of National Celebration of 4•H club week March -9. The girls •were shown by their club leader, Mrs. Clarence Scott,*how to.make a gathered apron.
Woodville 4-H club met for the third time on Friday. Adele Sisk, song leader, very capably lead group in singing “Lively Song” and “Jacobs Ladder.” The club voted to contribute $1.00 to National 4-H cei^er. The club decided tocelebrate National 4-H (week with a window display. Billy Menefee, Gladys Jenkins, Bobby Leake and Mrs. Felton Carter, leader were apponited on this committee. Project work this month was making head scarfs.
Mrs. Clarence 'Gough, president opened the meeting of the Washington H.D. club Wednesday even-— ing. Mrs. Ciarence Racer read a very appropirate devotional. During business meeting, Mrs. Jack Woodard was appointed Program Development leader. Mrs. D. D. Miller and Mrs. Wade .Pullen bouse furnishing leaders, gave a demonstration on Recipes for Good Lighting.
Woodville H. D. club decided to improve grounds of the parsonage at Wood\ille as their community project this year. Woodville club met at the home of Mrs. C. B. Johnson, Friday, February 8, with Mrs. R. M. Johnson presiding. Ruth Clark opened the meeting by leading members in saying Psalm 23.
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