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willing to put something into it but what worthwhile thing comes our way without effort.
What is more important to us than our children ? What higher level in life can we wish them to reach than that 'of first rate mother and housekeeper^ good father and provider? These are the things '4-H teaches our children. The plain good down to earth living.
* Mrs. Carson Lillard
My Favorite 4-H Project
My favorite 4-H project is sheep. I like my sheep project be. cause I like to work with sheep. I like to show lambs in the shows. You get to go on many trips to so many places.
Francis Updike
Mv favorite 4-H project is my Herford calf. Next year I hope to get some sheep. T like 4-H because I like to have things to feed of my own.
Levi Atkins
Sperrvville News
Mrs. Thomas Oor.ro of Arlington spent Sunday and Monday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Avlor, who also had with them Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Cary’ and Mrs. James Crane of Culpeper.
First Lt. Carroll Menefee, and Mrs. Menefee and their two chidren arrived on Friday to spend several weeks with their mother Mrs. Carrol Menefee. Lt. Mene. fee with his family who hav<* been stationed at the San Antonio. Texas Air Force Base for the past two and one-half years are enroute to Ancharage, Alaska where he will report for further duty at Elmen Borf A.F.B.Thev will also visit Mrs. Menefee’s relatives in Lovington while on leave. Guests in the horde of Mrs. Menefee and family for the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett of Culpeper, A. Preston Jarvis Jr. and Miss Faye Hardy of Greenville N. C. are expected to spend this week end with his mother Mrs Minor Lewis and Mrs. Menefee,
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