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Frank Jarvis and Kicnara Burke and Taylor Updike coached by Nancy Wood opened he program with their skit, Davy Crocket, followed by Judy Lillard who plavecj, “Battle Hymn of the Republic, Jean t/illard and M. RBradford in a skit, Dana Snead and Kay Johnston dancing the Charleston. Three girls from Flint Hill School Club, Manlyn Sutphin. Dorothy Ann Moore and Joan Hickerson gave their skit. Borrowing. Bessie. Pat Reeves and Dollv Smith sang Sisters. Hamson Powers, Tommy Lillard and Wavne Clatterbuck presented an original act on safety. Sue Maney gave a piano solo. Cradle Song. T,o,i!e Miller did his pantomineof F.lvis Presley singing Houn’ DogAnother piano solo bv Dorothy Moore was given. Minuet in C. Mexican Hat Dance was given bv Lillian Reeves and Dotty’ Davis was followed bv a recitation by Doris Ann Atkins. Three girls from Soerryville Club sang Partv Doll. Doris Dodson. Janice Dodson and Tish Kilby, who accompanied th* song on her guitar. Sarah Frizzell and Joyce Moore presented a pantomine titled Medic, followed by a spirited folk dance. Irish Washer Woman bv Ann Jenkins. Ann Davis, Jerry Foster and Woodrow Burke. Marv Lou Davis sang Hello Young Lovers and the show ended with a skit by Frank Jarvis and Joe Brown. The audience participated in group singing led bv Air?. W. A. Centre whle waiting . for the indges' descisions. The results were not announced sit this time however, as it was thought best to r'-sen r them uhtil after the Public sneak in a contest which followed. Jean Ldlard and Torefta Sutphin snokr on What 4-H Means To Mr. Pcachv Lvne spoke on the
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