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THE HILL VALIEY GIRLOS 4-H CLUB In 1929 the Gir1's 4-H Club was combined with the Snappy Boy's Club. In 1932 they reorganized into separate groups. The girls chose their present name and are now working under the leadership of Miss Marshall and her assistants Miss Chaffee and Jane Carlon. In 1932 there were 13 members but now the club has 45 members. The club has had a most enjoyable year. The projects studied were Cakes and Cookies, Tools and Fabrics, Successful Dresses, Under Garments and The 4-H Girl and Her Appearance. At the County Demonstration Day held at Morrisville, April 19, Elizabeth Marshall and Ada May Marshall received blue ribbons for their demonstrations. At the inter-county demonstration contest Elizabeth Marshall received blue ribbon for her demonstration of 'Making a Cherry Pie. A play, 'Be Home By Midnightu was presented at the County Dramatics festival by the boys and girls clubs of our school. The officers of the club are Jane Carlon, President: Helen Maine, Vice President: Ada May Marshall, Secretary: and Mary Garlen, Treasurer.
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8 mmm sN.A.PPr Bows 4.1-1 cms 8 In 1929 the Stockbridge Valley 4-H Clubs Cboys and girls? were organized under the leadership of Mr. R. C. Sutliff, Agri- cultural teacher and Miss M. J. Munroe, Homemaking teacher. About 25 boys joined. In 1932 the club dissolved and the boys reorganized under the name Snappy Boy's 4-H Club, while the girls took the name, Hill Valley Gir1's 4-H Club. Mr. Hatch was the leader of the Boy's 4-H and yiss Marshall was the leader of the girl's. The Snappy Boy's 4-H Club now has 50 members ranging from the ages of 10 to 18, and just finished a very interesting year under the leadership of Mr. Widger. The projects carried on by the members are various: namely, gardening, dairy poultry, farm work, potatoes, forestry, and horses. The club officers are! Bradley Shea, President: Philip Truman, Vice-President: Fern Bishop, Secretary: Gore Hamrick, Treasurer.
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