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at 2:20 p.m. Mr*. Frank Cary entertained Flint Hill H. D. Club Tuesday night. The group selected 4-H as theme of their exhibit for Achievement Day. The demonstration was on Beauty; in the Living Room.
Mrs. T. J. Pillar helped Mrs. M. W. Bfown, Mrs. Eddie Gore, and Mrs. Ruth Kilby to design a hooked rug.
A group of older 4-H’ers, leader and agents met at the home of Lelia Gentry to consider forming an honor dub. Paul Henry Kipps and Ann Shotwell told of the Madison Honor Club. The purpose of the honor dub is to recognize outstanding club members and leaders, to keep older members interested and to fflrm the basis for the selection of All Stars.
Thole participating in the meeting were * Kelly Updike, Betty Rutherford, Lelia Gentry, Mrs. Barbara Gentry, Ralph Owing*, assistant agent, Paul Henry Kipps, ' All Star of Madison, Ann Shotwell, an honor dub member in Madison, Roy Heltzel, Madison farm agent and the home agent.
Pork is the top feature of the USDA plentiful food" list for April. So families can count on the traditional Easter Ham, and also on good supplies of fresh and cured port and pork products at the meat counters. Lard also will be plentiful with prices reflecting the supply.
For fruit sauce or garnish to go with ham or other pork, there’ll be lot of raisins, also those thrifty small size prunes, easy to make tangy and glistening by spicing in sirup. Fresh and processed oranges and grapefruit will continue in plenty.
Other plentiful protein foods on market are: beef, eggs, milk, cheese and other dairy products. — fresh and frozen haddock, and halibut, shrimp and canned tuna.
Those two plentiful canned vegetables—canned snap beans and Canned corn—will still be found in ample stacks on grocery "shelves.
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