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Schedule for next week " Monday, Tune 28—-Work on grounds. >

Tuesday, June 29—Washington Breads 4-H group at 10 a.m., with Mrs. L. J. Turner. Massanova Home Demonstration Club at 2 p.m. at Miss Mary Bruce’s.

Wednesday, June 30—4-H Room Improvement Work meeting at 10 a.m. at Fire House. —A trip to Williamsburg is plan— • ned by the County Home Demon-. . stration Clubs, Tuesday, July 20 and 21. While in Williamsburg the group plans to tour the old. buildings and see the play “Common Glory.” Any persons desiring to attend please contact my office. *

Seven 4-H boys and girls left Monday morning for State Shortcourse to be held at VPI this week. , 4-H’ers attending the short course are: Paula Miller, Lelia Gentry, Ann Yates, Betty Rutherford, Kelly Updike, and Newbill Miller. During the week Lelia will enter the state home improvement contest and Ann and Betty, will sing a duet in the State r “Share the Fun” Contest.

Mrs. Joe Jenkins entertained Flint Hill H D Club Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frank Cary led the group in program planning discus- ^ sion. Candy A making was demonstrated* by making candy apples, and sugared almonds. The H D ladies contributed their favorite candy recipe to the group. -

Mrs. Ann Ay lor was hostess in Sperryville H D Club. During the business session the Ruritan Supper was planned.

Topic for the demonstration was Salad Making and Potato Salad and Blueberry mold were made.

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