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brities during camp week from . Rappahannock were “Big Chief” Hill Walker. A whole wonderful week of camp was enjoyed by 40 4-H boys and girls from the county and two leaders, Miss Mary Kay Fincham and John Turner.
4-H’ers attending camp were: Ivory Atkins, Linda Lou Dodson, Carolyn Brown, Elmer Foster, Nancy Dodson, Robert Brady, Judy Black, Janet Lillard, Faye Black, Carolyn Turner, Jean Lillard, Mildred Many, Louis Miller, Patricia Reeyes, Kenneth Cl^ter, Peachy Lvne, Charles Leake, Judy Havvkins, J. W. Brown, Paula Miller, Frances Walker, Dolly Smith, Jack Rutherford, Granville Fox, .Lee Thornton, John Jenkins, Caroletta Gough, Roy Jenkins, Frank Jarvis, Elizabeth Latham, Frances Foster, John Leake, Hill Walker, Claburn Kuhn, Etta Campbell, Joyce Pritchett.
Betty Rutherford has completed her 3 years itrthe electric project.— This year she gave 3 demonstrations and was junior leader in this project helping the younger 4-H’ers with books and demonstrations. During this project Betty planned a well electrified kitchen, took care of electrical appliances in the home, electrified 4 lamps and repaired service cords.
The adult leader for this propect is Mrs. Barbara Gentry. She did an excellent piece of work in
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