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Slate Mills H. D. met with Mrs. Carter White Tuesday evening. They discussed some of the problems facing them and recovered five lamp shades. ; .§ ^ • ......■
Amissville H, D. was entertained by Mra» Charles Smith Wednesday afternoon, the members each helping with covering of lamp shades. The group decided on three subjects for next year's program after much dis4
mission. ' :||| ■ Mrs. C. R. Hite was hostess for F. T. Valley H. D. Club. During their regular meeting covered lamp shades ♦and repaired several kerosene lamps* ’ NeortM month' thhr group -wiiTKive 4L demonstration on "Quick Cake Mix.’f tec with electric mixer. - - - - «
Mrs. Billy Kilby, Mrs. Helen Smoot,' Mrs. Clara Woodard and Mrs. P. D, Dennis attended a meeting fof 4-H leaders. These leaders will help the girls in their project to bake good quality biscuits, muffins and com bread.--4-^--—
The Meal Preparation Project Group met at Mrs. Helen Mldns, Thursday morning. Mrs. Norman Flythe, 4-H leader, demonstrated the making of pear gelatin salad. The girls each helped in preparation of a ! tossed salad. The girls selected “Your Room, Pep It Up,” “Food Preparation,” “Breads” as their choice for 1953 project suggestions.
Washington Make and Remake 4-H group met Friday morning. The demonstration included measuring and selecting correct size, pattern size, etc. Mrs. Clara Woodard, 4-H leadef, will conduct the next meeting . of this group the day of July 15.
Mrs. Stanley Williams, 4-H leader, for Make and Remake project in Huntly entertained the group Friday evening. The girls reviewed requirements of ■ project, measured for correct size, pattern, and selected their pattern. They also decided “So , You’d Like to Sew and Make And Remake” were their choice of projects for next year.
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