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By Mu* Elisabeth F«h
A 4-H Benefit Supper will be held at the Fire House in Washington Saturday, March 15, from 5 to 8 o’clock. The proceeds from this supper will be used by County Council to send delegates to camp and delegates to the State Short and delegates to Course. Also a contribution will be sent by the Council to the 4-H Club foundation in Washington, D-C.
The menu planned for the supper is: roast turkey with dressing and giblet gravy, candied yams, tender green peas, cole slaw, sauerkraut, celery, cranberry sauce, shamrock hot rolls, butter, apple pie and coffeeCome and bring your friends.
James Calhoun, agricultural engineer from V-P.I-, conducted a leader training meeting in the Washington Court House on Thursday. He demonstrated repairing of cords and sockets to house furnishing and repair leaders. - ^—t—
Mrs. Pat Miller conducted sewing class Thursday afternoon. She helped the members with such problems as putting in sleeves, cuffs, etc., and cutting of material for drapes. Mrs. Miller formerly worked with the Singer Sewing Machine company as sewing supervisor of Virginia.
Flint Hill 4-H dub met Monday with Doris Atkins opening the meeting with a devotional. Lucy Lillard reported that their national 4-H club week 'exhibit was displayed at Bradford's StoreDuring
project work Doris Thompson gave'a demonstration on making a banana milk shake; Lucy Lillard demonstrated the mixing of caramel milk shake. Mrs. Frank HCary, leader, demonstrated some new sandwich fillings for school lunches The concluding demonstration was on “correctly packed school lunch.*'
Washington Sr. 4-H club met Monday afternoon. Carlyle Lea lead in
( See H.D. NEWS, page 8)
SUPERVISORS CALL SPECIAL MEETING
The Board of Supervisors iwilj meet Saturday, March 15, at 10 a.m., according to a notice filed in the Clerk’s Office, “for the purpose of hearing a petition or motion to be filed with the Board of Supervisors, requestfng that the Board resend its resolution made4 on Wednesday, March 5, 1952, fixing a bounty of $2.00 for all foxes killed in the County, during the months of March and April, 1952.”
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