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either did not contribute or contributed less to the 1957 Polio Drive with the mstaken idea that the polio vaccine j* piping out polio. Polio in the 0-19. year age group s less, but only| a imall percentage of the population has ha4 the benefit of the projection given by polio vaccine.
4-H Play CONTINUED FRtjtM PACE ONE
Good son, Mrs. L lljird. home agent Mrs. Powers land Club member Mrs. Dertip arid every member in the club had a part in the plays. Money realised will gO into the camp fund to help send delegates To cunp ijr short course. Sang a solo and Jean Lilian! as Ma’my linny and her son Bob Bradford as Mojrs T umrtver. Randall and Glen jl pdike, Ivory Atkins and Eddie Sutphin accompanied the others 1 with rhythm instruments as all jsang ‘Disjie The pavs were a ! part of 4-H Club week originally planned for. March, and Natiomil H-D week. Home Demonstration Club rnemwho are also 4-H leaders, Mrs. four old maids placed by Mrs A. I). Good son, Mrs. Carson
Lillard, Mrs. G, \\[. Powers and Mrs. W. A. Gentry Doris Atkins portrayed Cousin Samanthy nearly eighty years old; Eleanor Atkins. Sis Hopkins with a sweetheart named Bilious; Loretta Sutphin. Cousin ^lerindv who
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