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Officer^ of Reader 4-H Club
are, seated, (I. to r.); Eleanor
Pullen, secretary; Carolyn
Williams, vice president;
Maybelle Williams, president;
standing, Bill Harrison, game
leader; Joe Williams, song
leader.
By Rachel Deal and Rachel Jenkins
There are ten members in the 4-H club at Belle Meade School this year. The girls are taking his year as their project, “Make and Remake.” In this project the three girls Me making a dress. “ The boys have as their project: 3 have pigs, 2 have rabbits, 1 has a sheep and one has a calf. Last summer the girls had as their Project cooking. They learned to set the table, make, bake, and serve some vegetables, prepare and serve a salad, help prepare and serve club refreshments. When our project was finished, our agent took us on a swimming party. Last year we entered a feed bag contest and we also helped the county council by giving food.sj'wo of our members went to camp fleet year. The boys gave a demonstration on how to sharpen a knife and drench a sheep. At least two members have attended county council meetings for the last two years. ' *, To make money for our club this year -we sold 18 boxes of cards and made $7.75. The weeir of March 7 is National 4-H Club Week and our club is planning to have an exhibit
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