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oest toods tor figure and health” was presented to the Huntly H. D. club Monday night held at Reager School. During business meeting the following officers and leaders were elected: President, Mrs. Carl Carpenter; Vice president, Mrs. Lewis Mills; Secretary,. Mrs. Helen Williams; Foods leader, Mrs. Carl Carpenter; Craft leader, Mrs. Helen Williams; and Home Management, Mrs. Alice Williams; Program * Development leader, Mrs. Jessie Rowzie; Federation Goal Chairman, Mr$. Barbara Gentry; and Youth Goal Qhairman, Miss Mattie Robinson. ' ____._
Flint Hill hostess for H. D. club Tuesday night was Mrs. Paul Miller. During the business session the club selected the officers for next, year and they were: Federation goal, Mrs. J. P. Cook and Mrs. G. M. fWitt; Foods leaders, Miss Elsie Dodson and Mrs. Barbara Gentry; Program devotion leader, Mrs. Frank Cary; Youth Go41 chairman, Mrs. Mabel * Lillard; Home Management leader, Mrs. Wade Pullen.
A demonstration, best foods for figure and health, was given to the club.
How are you going to keep them out of mischief on Hallowe’en? It will not be a problem if you have a party. Decorations can be few and simple. Plan games that all can enjoy. Spirits will rise Hallowe’en night when deck little pumpkin pies in gala trim. Costume them by adding whipped cream pumpkins in center of each and trimming them with strips of orange peel or cheese to resemble pumpkins*-——Fill up mugs nearly full with spicy... •pineapple punch. To garnish these float a quarter of an orange on top of each. Another quick and easy refreshment < for children on Hallowe’en are Kitty popcorn balls and you can iret them in on. making them. The eyes and noses are licorice gum drops. The wishers are cellophane straws and bow tie are candy orange slices. % , . \
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