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one leader attended Conservation Camp. Those attending Were Jean Lillard, Eleanor Atkins, Glen Updike, Rod Regan and Mis. W. A. Gentry.
During the past year, 18 adult eaders worked with 20 organized clubs and summer project groups. Fourteen older girls assumed duties of junior leaders, helping with demonstrations and 4-H record books. •
Working with Reage r 4-H club as 4-H leader was Mrs. B. W. and Carolyn Williams, Jr. Leader organized and conducted project meetings. Meal Preparation.
In Flint Hill, Mrs. Frpnk Cary and Mrs. Mabel Lillajrd were adult leaders for So Yoju’d Like to Sew, project for school club. During the summer Mn|. Mabel Lillard was 4-H leader fpr Room
Improvement. Mrs. Cajry. 4-H leader for Home Grounds, Mrs. W. A. Gentry, 4.H leader for canning, and outdoor cooking. Mn4. Gentry and Mrs. Lilo Foster, 4-H leaders for Flint Hill Sr. 4-H Club. Flint Hill Sr. club scored highest number of points on score card and won the 4-H banner. Second place went to Snerryville Sr. 4-H club, and tfiird was Flint Hill.
4-H leader in Washington were Mrs. Lois Snead working with school group in sewing. In sum. mer a meal preparation was carried and the leaders were Mrs. Lillie Lillard. Mrs. Gilbert Updike and Mrs. John Frizzell.
Sperryville community had two leaders. Mrs. Betty Coates and Mrs. Anne Thompson, who work
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