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4-H Contest Held

At Flint Hill School

Competition was keen at the 4-H contest at Flint Hill school Monday [afternoon, when the girls brought their sewing for judging. Points were given for introduction, appearance, knowledge and summary! as each one gave her demonstration. Mrs. M. R. Bradford, Sr. find Mrs. G. W. Powers judged tjhe sewing as folknvs: Ginger Russell won blue awards on a handkerchief, pocketbook, petticoat jmd table mat's, and red award oh her dress. Dorothy Moore received blue on her dress, collar, red on her petticoat and

pocketboo^. Judy K. Lillard won blue on iRr skirt, red on petticoat and pocketbook, red on handkerchief.

Marilyr Sutphin won a red award on her skirt. Annie Frazier’s dress on a jred award. Joan Hicker won a bltje on her handkerchief, dress, whitb on her pocketbook and petticoat, j

Mrs. Ctjrson Lillard and Mrs. Frank Cary were judges for the ironing contest, with Carolyn Campbel .is blue ribbon winner for her demonstration on dampening

a shirt .j Ruth Frazier showed how to irqn a shirt, winning a red award, in this Moore,

White ribbon winners

project were Charlotte

Patsy Grimsley.

nda Nicholson, and

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