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County H. D. Clubs
Achievement Day
Dr. Mildred Tate, htjad of the home economics department at V
P. I., addressed the honje demon stration club members fend thei
Brumfield Parrish
October! 22. guests at the Hall,Tuesday, Octobelr! 22. I was the annual achievement dad
wirh Sperrvville Club dsjhostesses
Mrs. |ohn S. Browning of
Flint Hill and Mrs. D. |B. Smith of Amissville were judges for the educational exhibits sef up bv, Sperryville. Washington pnd Flint Hill Clubs. Washington Club won
the b!uP ribbon foil jtheir d nlav called Home Demonstration Club Market; Flint Hi|l second place for an exhibit on The Basic Seven Foods and Sperryvjille third for their presentation df Land, scaping. There were also samples* of sewing, canning, preserving and h ip,I crafts on display, i
The dub members a id their 'T 'ests at,, a buffet luncheon after •>•1 invocation by the Rev. John
• ers. Dr. Tate snoke (Jn "Getting Along Wrh Methliers Of Our Families”, suggesting that i'h homemeker do her! best to make herself loveable an| understanding, accepting herself as a vo’-rhvvhile person, and eaHl member of her family would benefit by it.
Mrs. Clara Peatman o
Amis > :!le led all fhe group iri songs after vvdv'ch Mrs. G, W. Powers ga> e a short resume of accomplish* i- enrs of all the clubs in fhe past vear. She also reviewed thje points of the score card before presenting the banner "Club of the \ ear” to Flint Hill, with OS points. Spent
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