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WITH THE FARM WOMEN
By MAIMED MORRIS
4-H Outing
For a “tall fishing story” one
should ask Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Counts and the Cape Fear 4-H
Club members about the 40 fish
they caught while camping out
for; a week-end.'
Miss Emmie Low Teal, assist
ant home economics agent in
New Hanover County, reports the
4-H’ers began their outing on I
Friday afternoon. They carried
their food, sleeping gear, and of
course, their fishing equipment.
On Sunday, many of their fami
lies went down and visiting dur
ing the day.
4-H*«rs Tour And Picnic
Adult 4-H leaders in Alamance
County assisted in planning a
tour and picnic for 4-H’ers in
the county. The group visited
the homes of several 4-H mem
bers in the Elon and Altama
haw-Ossipee communities to view
their 4-H project work.
Mrs. Ruth Joyner, assistant
home economics agent, says the
tour ended at Troxler's Lake'
with swimming, a picnic supper j
and fellowship. A program on
farm pond safety was presented
at the lake site.
Baby Chicks Vaccinated
Have you had your baby
chicks vaccinated? Nine 4-H’ers
in Halifax County were given
baby chicks in March as mem
bers of the 4-H poultry chain.
The 700 chicks have recently
been vaccinated for fowl pox.
Miss Martha Lee York, assist
ant home economics agent, re
ports the following 4-H’ers have
chicks: Jack Whitfield. Mark
Twisdale Eleanor Padgett, Rob
ert House, Linda Hamill, Fran
ces Anderson, Peggy Liles, Au
brey Walker, and Brenda Allen.
Health Improvement
Sue Bishop has been working,
long hours on her health im
provement record. She is add
ing many improvements to the
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long record she has estabiisned
in previous yeans. '
“She is now busily helping
younger 4-H members in their
health surveys,” says Miss Sue
Ormond, assistant home ’eco
nomics agent in Beaufort Coun
ty. ‘She is also helping with
campaigns against rat infesta
tion.”
Sewing Needs
Plans have been made to in
struct 4-H girls in operating
their sewing machines. Mrs.
Glenn Crissman. adult leader in
the Ashley Heights community,
plans to have four classes a
week in order to take care of
the girls in her section. Her
daughter. Jennie, is heljping plan
and organize the girls into dif
ferent sections.
Mrs. Mary Lou Roman, assist
ant home economics agent in
Hoke County, says Mrs. Paul
Heath of the Roekfisfi communi
ty and Mrs. Sam Riser of Rae
j ford community, also have plans
|to begin the sewing; course.
Room Improvement
[ Why not let your daughter re
decorate her roora as her 4-H
project? Mrs. 3?arl Brewer,
Marshville, Rt, X. decided her
daughter could decorate her
bedroom as her *home improve
ment project. Lovely new white
fringed bedspreads for her twin
beds and white, dacron curtains
have been purchased.
Miss Cloise V.’illiams. assistant
home economics agent in Union
County, says t’bat after rearrang
ing the furniture, the room ap
pears much ijiore spacious.
Th {■ Winner
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Little Boy «■—Mother, I beat a
boy lip this (morning.
Mother—Good gracious! How
bad? (
Little Bo 5- —Just by an hour.
1 got up rrt seven, and he got
up at eight.
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