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garments for home sewing. The Flint Hill Club gave the steps necessary in making a dress form and exhibited a finished form which they made: The Amissville Club exhibit looked like a preview of new spring fashions with a lovely display of straw hats which had been made by club members. The Woodville Club gave several points on getting “More for your Food $’s”, showing menues of equal food value comparing the cost of dif ferent cuts of meat, fresh, canned and frozen vegetables and juices. Again the “Silent Auction” table was a real bargaining place. The door prize of a home baked cake furnished by the Chester Gap Club was awarded Mrs. Charles Glaenzer and delicious refreshments were served by the Flint Hill Club.' Officers for the coming year were elected and installed as follows*. County Chairman Mrs. F. L. Bowey; County Vice-Chairman, Mrs. Charles Glaenzer; Secretary-Treasur er, Mrs. Paul Miller and Fed eration Program of work chai* man, Mrs. B. Gale Titchenell.
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