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Club leaders listed were: Miss Rutfi Stevens, Washington club and Mrs. Henry Wood, Washington club.
Leaders for Sperryville were Miss Ellen Jones and Mrs. Virginia MiMer.
Those from Flint Hill were Mrs. J. P. Cook and Miss Lelia Ludwig. Miss Nellie and Miss LilHe Johnson were leaders for the Woodville club. Mrs. Brown Miller and Miss Rebecca Kilby were leaders for Belle Meade. Miss Ida Browning led the Forest Grove club. Leaders for AmissvHle club were Miss Mart J. Gore and Mrs. R. L. Colvin.
In 1933 our livestock team of Charles Wood, Warren Cook and .. Raymond Sutphin won the trip to Chicago to Club Congress. They were entered in the livestock judging cones* there. They were entertained by the Sinclair Minstrels and a 4-H band from Kansa4 *In
1934*offieers of the Washington Club were: President, Rayner Snead; * Secretary-Treasurer, * Conrad Eastham; Club Leader, Ruth Stevens; Vice president, Virginia Johnston and Reporter, Edna Updike.
Members and their projects were: TWarren Cook, livestock; Claude Cook, livestock (pig); Jimmie De~ Bergh, small fruits; Jackie DeBergh small fruits; Stella Dennis, poultry; Gilbert Dennis, small fruits; Conrad Eastham, small fruit; , Edwin East1tam, pigs; Donnie Eastham, pigs and Granville Eastham, no record.
Oscar Fincham took Pigs and Farm Acct.; Jane Hand', poultry;" Ruby Jenkins, poultry; Catherine; Jenkins, poultry: Beatrice Johnston, poultry; Virginia Johnston, poultry; Dorcfrhy Johnston, poultry and Mary Gardner Keyser, poultry. J. E. Keyser took calf; Mattie Kendall, poultry; Mary Racer, poultry; Lorelle Walter, poultry; Rachel! Wood, poultry; Mary Miller Wood, poultry; Nellie Wood, poultry and Charles Wood, small fruits.
Josephine Wayland, Hazel Hand, and Hilda Walter took poultry. Billy Moffett took small fruiit. Edna Updike took a pig; Burrell Luttrell took a pig and Dorothy Wood took poultry sheep and farm acountT
Rayner Snead took small fruit; Lavinia Yancey took pig and Turner Martin took garden.
A clipping by Mary Gardner Keyser (now Mrs. Earl Edmonds) on “What Club Work Has Meant To Me” said, “I have never had a regret a single minute during my six years of club work. It has not only been a pleasure but a joy as well, to serve my club whenever possible because; that is one of the requirements of club work—serving.
"I took pig for my project until Miss Garner came to our county as Home Demonstration Agent. That year I took clothing for my work. That taught me how to measure, cut and make garments. After she moved! to anoteher oounty I bought another pig.
"I have learned from a business standpoint the value of a record of everything I bought and sold. From a recreation viewpoint, any number of games, stunts, songs and yells have; been taught us.
The State (Short Course and the District Short Courses tha I have been fortunate to attend were enough to pay for any trouble or work connected with my work. There I metso many nice boys and girls tha* I look forward, from the time I get home from one to the next year when I hope to be able to attend another* Short Course. The leaders fix it up there so that if you don1* have a good time, it's not their faMt. The speakers they give us are inspiring.
When Achievement Day comes everybody interested in club work comes and spends the day. The program" is planned so that it will suit everybody and is net long and drawn out.
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