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By Elizabeth Power* ! i Wednesday, May 11—Amissi vijle H. D. Club at home of Mr*.' ; John Pearman.
Thursday, May 12—Radio WQVA at 12 noon.' F. T. Valley | H. D. Club at home of Mrs. Eddie Gore at 2 p.m.
Friday, May 13—Woodville H. | D. club at 2 p.m. at home of Miss I Catherine Orange. “Share the | Fun” night at Rappahannock I High School at 8 pjn. j Massanova H. D. selected Miss -Mary Bruce as president of their "group on Monday night. Mrs. Eddie Martin was elected secre* tary. The' demonstration was on Planning Foods for the Freezer.
Mrs. Ann Thompson was hosjtess for the Sperryville H. D. Club Tuesday night. Mrs. Betty Coates was appointed radio rep. resentative and the members are writing a history of their club. ;®Xhe demonstration was on “Planning and Preparing Foods for the F reezer.”
The first few farm women who formed “canning dubs” during World War I to learn from Extension Service agents of the USDA how to preserve food in that emergency staged a movement toward group training in the Science of homemaking that now reaches over 5 million . women through homo demonstration clubs
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