Show CLUBS ASSIST IN COMMUNITY WORK most often consists of im proving F CP public houses house as wre I 1 prepared pared by tbt th united states department of agriculture A number dumber of counties in virginia have hae carried a community project during 1927 as a part of their home demonstration program many interesting results have been reported dr to the united states department of agriculture most often uie community work consisted in establish establishing in or improving some public bulldog building used frequez frequently itly by farm women or by the community as a whole fur for example the elon clon home demonstration on club in amherst Amli erst couri county fy decided to improve the library with its attached bIt kitchenette chenette used for large community gatherings and the library grounds the club contributed a 20 gold piete piece won non the proceeding prece eding year for the best county record and each member gave a dollar while a lynchburg business man interested in honie demonstration work ork added 25 husbands sons and brothers helped with the work but the women did their share too the old platform formerly used as a porch for the library was torn lorn down and replaced with a concrete nod and ruck rock porch which adds greatly to tile the appearance of the building the windows in dovis were screened the kitchenette was equipped shrubs flowers and evergreens ever greens were planted and the library was painted several other home demonstration clubs report such accomplishments as getting the road to the school repaired helping establish the hot lunch system making playgrounds out of rough areas or equipping the playground with apparatus like slide boards and swings Eil and contributing to the cost of putting running water in tile school to in county the edgerton club undertook unde noeli to help set gel out trees along its malu highway A count cemetery berneter neter was taken alien care of by mem mein hers of it the ceulah club in county the women lomeo put gravel on the wa ris anti and cut tile the gross grass |