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Classes For 4-H Fair ■
—Included in the girls’ classes for the T 4-H Fair are the following:
Clothing: cotton dresses, blouse or skirt or a plan for a good wardrobe. Those in Good Grooming may enter a washed sweater, a dry cleaned garment and exhibit on care of hair or a pressed cotton dress. They may show a basic dress with accessories. For those in So You’d Like To Sew there are classes on pin cushions, scarf, tea towel, sewing box, laundry bag, .skirt and exhibit on examples of hemming, gathering and other stitches - ,
Those who took a cooking project , may enter cookies, cakes, rolls, biscuits, muffins corn bread, sandwich filling and exhibit a place setting or one day’s meals.
Home Improvement classes are :" flower arrangements, refinished articles, laundry bag, lamp shades, exhibit on color schmee or furniture arrangement or any other article made s
Home Ground classes include flower arrangement and exhibits on home grounds before and after pro- * ject or on priming. These exhibits may be posters or booklets or examples. ‘--Is
Boys and girls may enter record books, camp crafts, exhibits on making an extension cord and exhibit on electricity and its uses -in the home. s Men may enter the horn blowing % contest;'bring your own horn. 1 Each H. D. club is asked to make \ an exhibit. Prizes will be given in each project group. Ribbons will count as points, with blue being three points, red, two, and white, one. Only ribbons will be given in he classes.
—Lelia Gentry
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