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By Elizabeth Fuss
SCHEDULE FOR NEXT WEEK
Washington—‘August 8, A family picnic at Mrs. Clarence Gough’s at 6:30 p.m.
Fodderstack—Aug. 9, A family picnic at Rock Mills. Amissville—Aug. 12, Club Picnic at 12 noon.
Woodville—Aug. 14, Family picnic.
F. T. Valley—Individual recreation Huntly—Aug. 17, Family picnic at Reager School at 6:30 p.m.
Flint Hill—Aug. 18f Club pirnir a*— Mrs. Frank Cary’s.
Sperryville—Aug. 18, At heme of Mrs. Ann Tompson. Demonstration on “Frozen Desserts” at 8 p.m.Group Meeting—'Aug. 19, At home of Miss Mary Bruce’s. Demonstration on “Cold Plate” at 2 p.m. .1 Castleton—Aug. 20, Club picnic at 6 p.m. in Wilson’s Field.
A total of 35 4-H boys and girls are attending district camp at Powell’s Fort Valley Camp this week. 'Classes are handicraft, nature study and swimming. Planned recreation includes talent night, challenges, council circle and games. Other counties camping with Rappahannock are Page, Warren and Clark. ,j
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