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Flint Hill 4-H
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The Flint Hill 4-H dub has 35 members.Weare’dmdedintothfee groups according to these projects: So You’d Like To Sew, Looking Your Best, and Poultry and Livestock.'
'‘Sewing” is the project for eight girls. This year we have made many things including: sewing boxes, aprons, scarves and dish towels. The leader is Mrs. Frank Cary.
“Looking Your Be<k” is the project for thirteen girls. We have studied good posture, good grooming and, how to keep our dothes neat. The leader is Mrs. Mabel Lillard. "Poultry and Livestock” is the boys’ prqject. There are fourteen boys. Each meeting, Mr. Weddle tells how to care for livestock and poultry. Each boy has either poultry, rabbits, cows or hogs, that he is caring for himself and intends to market.
Besides our regular projects, we have special projects. They are: “Room Improvement” and “Th$ Electrical Project —-—
“Room Improvement” is taken by four girls and we will make new. drapes and bed spreads for our rooms and learn to rearrange room.
“Electrical project” is a special
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