4-H Club News

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Post 4-H clubs sent recently and elected officers. The Sperryville Junior 4-H club close the 4-H club news officers Peter Eaton, president; Manyy Dodson, vice-president, and Bernice Sutken, secretary-treasurer. Washington Junior 4-H club close Beatty Lou Butterfield president; Becky Jones, vice-president; and Carrick Aug. 4-H club president.

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The people work taken up by the girls in the Sperryville club was "Good Grooming and So Yank Like to Saw." They learned the current grounds of printing show and how to apply a shoe driving kit. The president how to apply a sewing box and make a needle case. The Washington Jr. of 5 learned how to make a waste paper basket for their room out of a 10-piece on room can.

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WILLIAM E. COMPTON

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RAPPAHANNOCK BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

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From left to right: Chisholm A. C. Latham of Amherst, Jackson District; Capt. J. P. Cook of First Hill, 1913-2 Old District; Mrs. Ruth Dickens, 1900-1901; Mrs. H. Brown of Sperryville, Piedmont District; R. V. Board, Commonwealth's Attorney; H. B. Ward of Woodside, Stowmill District; A. J. D. W. Co., Jr. of Valley, Marengo County; W. E. Moffett, 1900-1901; Carol Cratt, Mrs. David E. Schaefer, County News Agent; W. C. Chambers of Washington, Interview in this war movement; the top 100 persons are taken by the first class of the war movement.

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