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Other outstanding electrical projects this years were Lelia Gentry, Flint Hill and Joyce Pritchett of Huntly, who will receive medals and honorable mention goes to Nancy Brown.
Boys winning medals were Joe Williams and Bobby Sealock and Billy Wines will receive honorable mention. All three boys are from Huntly. A word of appreciation for help and enthusiasm for 4-H club work in general goes to Mrs. Barbara Gentry and Miss Mattie Robinson. As special project these leaders work with Reager 4-H electric group. Buddy Ayk>r was leader fqr Unit I county group.
“Sunshine Sue” Brings
Pregram To Culpeper
Sunshine Sue, who headlines a unit from her famous WRVA “Old Dominion Barn Dance” which comes to Culpeper, on Wednesday, September 23, is the only feminine emcee of a nationally known hillbilly program. So popular has she become in Virginia through her WRVA program, that she was crowned “Queen of the HillBillies," a title given her by Virginia’s former Governor William M. Tuck.
Born Mary Arlene Higdon, she was le last of seven children of farm |olks in Keosauqua, Iowa. When she ited John Workman for the first ime, she began the life-long use of le singing voice that was to become
famous. The two married right if ter high school at a time when the >30 depression gripped the nation, id when, as Sue puts it, “You could >t buy a job.”
ie Workmans eventually got an
jrtunity to sing and play the guitar
small Iowa station, went on to a
cr one. The trail to hillbilly fame
lem to Chicago and the “National
Dance,” and finally, in 1940, to
lond.
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