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These girls then worked on their sewing boxes whidb they were making from cigar or candy boxes
Forest Grove met Friday morning with Ann Utz in charge. Committees appointed were: School: Minor Dodson and Frank Woodard. Sick: Dorothy Grigsby and Joan Cubbage. Finance: Melvin Williams and Jim Atkins. .
Ben Weddle, assistant county agent gave a talk to the group on Good Manners. Demonstration to group this month was making of sewing boxes.
Donald Settle presided at Amiss» ville 4-H club Friday afternoon. The * finance committee appoipted was Elizabeth Latham, Juanita Faircloth, Patsy Woodward and Barbara Sisk.
Earf Nicholson demonstrated how to sharpen a knife as the program. Project work this month was Why Eat the Basic Seven and Checking of Foods Eaten. „ Mys. Jessie .Rowzie, Mrs. Frank Cary, and Mrs. Mabel Hillard met at Mrs. Rowzie’s to plan year book for Home Demonstration Clubs Wednesday,
Mrs. Gilbert Updike was hostess of the Washington H. D. Club Wednesday night when the demonstration was on Holiday Desserts and Salads. Officers elected were: President, Mrs. Clarence Gough; Vice President, Mrs. Charlie Bruce; Sec.-Tres., Mrs. Mabel Racer; Program Development leader, Mrs. Gilbert Updike jJTraft leaders, Mrs. Jessie Rowzie and Mrs. Mabel Racer. Food leaders, Mrs. Wade Pullen and Mrs. J H Racer; Sewing leader, Mrs.Clarence Gough; Garden leader, Mrs. Gilbert Updike.
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