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Sperryville I: (4tn and 3tn grades): Pres., Betty K. Kilby; Vice Pres., Jack Jenkins; Sec., Francis Updike.
Reager: Pres., Andrew Williams; Vice Pres., Judy Williams; Sec., Geneva Wines; Song leader, Earl Williams; Devotional leader, Jimbiy Williams; 4-H leader, Mrs. B. W. Williams. - Sperryville II (6th grade); Pres., Nancy Wood; Vice Pres., Lee Thornton. Ill; Sec., Frank Jarvis; Song leader, Sue Many; Devotional leader, Dorothy Settle; 4-H leader, Mrs. Anne Thompson.
Sperryville III (7th grade): Pres., Jack Rutherford; Vice Pres., Mike Settle; Sec., Carolyn Brown; Song leader, Frances Foster; Devotional leader, Nancy Dodson; 4-H leader, Mrs. Betty - Coates.
Forest Grove: Pres., Barbara Smith; Vice Pres., Ray Scott; Sec„ Dot Estes; Song Leader, Gladys Mozingo; Devotional leader, John Elliott.
Mrs. John Frizzell was hostess • for Washington H.D, club this month. The craft leaders. Mrs. Frizzell and Mrs. Janie Burke, very capably demonstrated “hand rfrade gifts” suggestions. Woodville Home Demonstration dub riWt with Mrs. R.^ M. Johnson, Friday. Miss Nellie Johnson, craft leader, gave the demonstration on “Handmade Gifts.”
An efficient kitchen layout will mean much less work for the often overworked farm housewife.
The specialists list three points to consider i n kitchen arrangements : 1' Counters are handy labor savers. There should be one next to the opening side of the refrigerator door, one on at least one * side of the kitchen range, and a counter or drainboard at one side of the sink.
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