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bperryville II 4-H also voted to give $1.00 toward 4-H road signs* 4-H Sunday Committee is Shirley1 Smoot and Linda Lou Dodson. Program, Mary Lou Davis read a poem* “The Mice ‘ of Spain.” Completing records was topic during project work.

Sperryville III decided to give $1 -toward erecting 4-H signs. 15 4-H'ers expressed desire \o attend camp and a committee was appointed for Rural Life Sunday. Project Records were turned in at this meeting.

The girls of Belle Meade entertained the other members with the dance “Bunny Hop.” Members voted $1 toward 4-H road signs project. Records ,were completed at this meeting.

Washington H D club hostess this month was Mrs. Charles Reid. Mrs. Dick Miller, Mrs. Jessie Rowzie and Mrs. Gilbert Updike told of a-talk given at the Amissville Lunchon by Miss Jo Liskey. Four members plan to attend district meeting in May. The demonstration was on inexpensive meat eookery using herbs.

Mrs. R. M. Johnson entertained the Woodville H D club on Friday. AH members present at the April meeting of the H D club in Woodville plans to attend the district meeting.

The demonstration was on inexpensive meat cookery using heribs. - *

a special meeting on textile painting. Luncheon napkins, luncheon cloths and pillow cases were stenciled.

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