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Woodville H. D.. Club met wtth Miss Ethel Long Friday afternoon Vith attendance *of 15. Miss Ethel Long demonstrated the maknig of corsages from nylon hose and Mrs. Lewis Turner very ably showed the ladies how to make corsages. Corsages were made from gladiolas, zinnas, blue thistle, corn flowers and roses.—each person being the proud possessor of one at the end of the
Miss Lillie Johnson, Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrs. S. E. Hening and Mrs. L. R. Rudasill. During the business session, the members discussed - program suggestions and decided to have a picnic and ‘include all 4-H’ers in August. . ,
Mrs. Bradley Williams, 4-H leader for Huntly Meal Preparation Meeting, had their first meeting Thursvday morning. Five 4-H’ers discussed project requirements, planned dinners and made a tossed salad and salad dressing.
The last Castleton bread meeting was held Friday morning at the home of Barbara Cubbage of Estes. The girls made plain. muffins during the meeting. •
I have had several requests that I put in'the paper the best way to treat cut flowers for flower arrangement Cut the flowers early inthe morning or late evening and wrap with newspaper and put in these suggested solutions about 12 hours.
Alyssum, 1 T. spgar, 2 qts. water.
Amaryllis, 2 t, kitchen ammonia, 1 qt. water.
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