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fcena ana ivory wm attena state Electric Congress held in Richmond this week Sept. 4 and 5. Second and third place winners will receive county medals.
Girls, have you handed in your summer records? It is time for 4-H’ers to have their projects completed with the completing of a record, it is always good practice to look back and evaluate. How much I learned by doing this work arid is it the best quality of work that I am capable of. Of course in evaluating or * judging your work you need to consider:
1. Value of article in relation to work done and materials used.
27 Suitability of materials. ^3. Design and color.
4. Workmanship. r 5. General appearance.
Leaders helping with 4-H work this summer and deserving recognition were Mrs. Clabert Smoot, Washington, breads; Mrs. Qara Woodard, Washington, breads fr. Mrs. Dorothy Davis, flower arrangement, Washington; Mrs. Norman Flythe, Flint meal preparation? Mrs. Charles Green, Amissville, food preparation;—Mrs.-Clarence Scott, Forest Grove, breads; Mrs. C. B. Johnson, Woodville, breads; Mrs. Irvin Kilby, Sperryville, breads; Mrs. B. W. Williams, Huntly, meal preparation; Mrs. Herman Williams, make and remake; Mrs. Stanley Williams, Huntly, Canning; Mrs. Clara Woodard, County, make and remake.
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