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The Rappahannock +-H Clubs recently organized. Officers were elected and projects selected by the clubs.
The Washington I 4-H Club was organized Monday, October 17th atid the following officers elected: President, Linda Silvey; Vice-president, Beverley Woodward; Secretarv-Treas., Jean Carter Moffett; Devotions Leader, Janet Hacklev; Song Leaders, N ancy Corder and Elizabeth Stringfellow; Reporter, Jeanette My rick.
The club selected as its project for the coming year ‘‘So Yoij’d Like to Sew.”' 4
Forest (jrove Club will meet the third Tuesdayof the month. The offic-rs are: President, Ellen Frazier; vice-president. Dorothy Comptton ; Secretary, Virginia Peyton ; Song Leaders, Dede Munro and Peggy Smith; Devotions Leader, Darlene Woodward. They selected Meal Preparation for their club project.
The Sperryville I 4-H Club elected Dorothy Lee Dodson as 1 heir President. Other officers are Mary Ann Weaver, Vice-president; Patsy Morctz, Secretary; Susan Payne and Carl Lee Jenkins ■>s Song Leaders; Eleanor Rector, Devotions Leader. This club meets or> the third Tuesday and the girls selected “Learning To Sew as their project.
Sperryville II 4-H Club will meet on the third Wednesday with Ann Cannon serving as President. Officers serving with Ann will be Barbara Dodson, Vice-president; Continued on page five
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