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Regional Field agpnt for Northeastern throughout Jhe day included organ selections, band concert and a. ' Gay Nineties chorus which was exceptionally good. Members attending: Mrs. Joseph iPauze, Mrs. Clarence 4 Racer, Mrs. H. J. Racer, Mrs. Gilbert Updike, Mrs. Grace Weaver, Mrs. Clara Woodard, Mrs. Jessie Rowzie, Mrs. Henry Sisk, Mrs. George Tay: lor, Mrs. R. L. Hudson, Mrs. C R. Hite, Mrs. Carl Carpenter, Mrs. h: Clarence Gough, Mrs. Frank Cary,
4 Latham, Sr., Mrs. Let Walter, Miss . Nellie Johnson, Mrs.rC. B. Johnson, Miss Ruth Clark, Miss Catherine Orange, Mrs. Ruby Cannon, Mrs. John Woodward, Mrs. Carolyn Jarvis, Mrs. Preston Leake, Miss Elsie Courtney and the agent _^ ~~ WoodviHe 4-H dub met Monday morning. The club decided to contribute 10 cents per member to the National 4-H Foundation. Members ... plan to participate in a Rural Life ' Sunday Program and appointed the following committee: Adele Sisk, Bobby Leake, Mammy Atkins, Annie Dodson, chairman and Mrs. Felton c Carter. The girls decided they would like to take breads as a second project this year.
Amissvtlle 4-H met Friday afternoon for their May fheeting. 4-H members ordered T« -shirts for this group. Meal Preparation is project members wish for the summer. At the exhibit of project work the following awards were given: Sherlean Dodson, blue; Elizabeth Latham, yellow, and Barbara Sisk, yellow. ,Mrs. -Joe Hitt and Mrs. Catherine Riley, leader, Were project judges.
Glenn Sites frtfft Northern Virginia Power Co. demonstrated the* construction of pig, lamb and calf ^v^hrooders, chicken brooders and illustrated the best use of heating lamp bulb at the third meeting of electric \ project group. The last meeting for this project will be a tour to several' farms and homes making good use of
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