During the week the boys and girls introduced the

During the week the boys and girls introduced the visitors to the Exposition et the delegates of real Virginia peanuts. From their attractive booth' decorated with peanuts in all stages from those on the vine to the various products ready for market, they soM peanut brittle, salted peanuts arid ham sandwiches made from Vygima’s famous peanut fed hogs. A It was a happy week for those _ boys and girls and they have learned to appreciate their club brothers from other states more than would have been possible without this opportunity, of working and playing together. On September 25 the Virginia delegation returned to Washington, where they separated an<^ those who composed it left for their several homes. The name of Theodore Vail will long be honored by 4-H club members and held in grateful remepbrance for all the opportunities he made possible for them.” Jessie Miller’s story says they enjoyed getting supper at the Automat Caferteria and seeing the tights on Broadway. Our livesock this year (1926) won fourth place at the State Fair. This (team was Ned Jones, Downing Wood and Dutch Updike.

The community exhibits of die Washington club won first place at the Rappahannock fair.

Superintendents in charge of Departments at the fair were: Poultry, liams;Anna Keyser and Minnie Williams ; Swine, Gilbert Tobin, and Thomas Williams; Cattle, Ned Jones and Burrell Cannon; Sheep, Downing Wood and Virgil Updike; Farm crops, Homer Rowzie and John Tapp; Vegetables, Veva Hackley and Ida Hardy; Flowers, Jessie Miller Jones and Kittie Wood

The District Short Course was again held at Randolph Macon and 4-H did) members planned and ran it -

And in another county, Mecklenburg, our future county agent, Lewis John Turner made news by building the latest type of chicken house. He and his brother built R themselves and k was used as a model for people who wanted the best. They came to get plans and dimensions from it

The State news letter that tol4 of