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ville was a close second with 90 points. The banner was planned < to increase interest and improve 4-H club work in the county.
Mrs. VYallacc Critzer was narrator for the fashion show when stive homemakers and five 4-H Vlub girls showed the garments they had constructed in tailoring and "simple sewng classes”. Those who took part in the style show were Mrs. Frank Cary with her wool coat. Mrs. W. A. Gentry with her wool suit and hat. Mrs. Billy Kilby,, Mrs. Wallace Critzer. Mrs. jl. W. Coates and Mrs. Jack Weaver had sew. '!■.<» on display. The girls were: Peachy Lyne. Dprothy Moore, Sarah Frizzell, Janice Dodson and
Jo Ann Fox, all ^rearing cotton dresses and skirts.
\ special 4-11 chib leaders con'Vrcnce was announced, to be held at Natural Bridge. November 22 through the 24 and several lenders expressed their intention of going.
The meeting way (adjourned with the Homemakers Creed, led by Mrs. W. A. Gentry, county chairman.
Mrs. DeBergh
Entertains At Bridge
Mrs. Elizabeth DeBergh enter! rained the Washington Bridge > Club Thursday evening. Her | gusets were Mrs. Frank Spalding. I Mrs. John S Browing, Mrs. J. E j Kevser. Mrs. B M. Miller. Mrs. I Wallace Critzer, Mrs. J R. De
| Bergh. Mrs. C. T Bruce and Mrs.
| W. F. Moffett. Sr.
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