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talks by 4-H members, leaders and parents. Washington—-4-H members made and wore 4-H badges during week. Sperryville—4-H’ers made posters and showed a 4-H movie. Belle Meade—Made posters showing project work on health. Forest Grove—Made a window “exhibit at Viewtown store- of project work. Thirty-one 4-H boys and girls attended the second farm and home electric meeting Tuesday evening. At this meeting the following demonstrations were given by 4-H members:
How to replace a plug in—Etta Fuses and How to Replace Them— Campbell and Billy Wines; Use of Lelia Gentry; How to put on a socket—Betty Rutherford. , Then the group divided into three sections. Robert Prettyman,,an Agricultural Engineer for Northern Virginia Power Co. worked with Unit II teaching electrical terms, electric broders, use of infra red etc. Unit I iboys topic: Use and Care of Farm Appliances by Hugh Ramsey, Agricultural Engineer for Piedmont Elec. Cooperative. Unit I girls studied care and Ues of Home Appliances by means of J. I. T. demonstrations. 4-H’ers present at this meeting were: Russell Lee Nicholson, Billy Jackson Wines, Leo Williams, Granville Fox, Jr., Timmy Williams,
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