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Taylor County 4-H Washington Trip Recollections
A Taylor County farm column recounts the 4-H boys trip to Washington with 29 accounts of the journey. The narrative covers travel by bus, hotel stays, visits to Richmond, Fredericksburg and Mount Vernon, plus hospital news about Clifford Montgomery. It also mentions a girls camp planned for Aug 2–5 at Camp Martha Johnson, with a dense schedule of activities and demonstrations for 75 to 100 attendees.
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Taylor County
Quashington
J. A. Cook
M. C. Williams Tor
Reynolds Methodist Church
Mr. Brown Marshall
Butler
Reynolds
H. H. Parks
Bill Brown
Mr . Peed
Warrenton
Columbia
Sundow
Raleigh
L South Hill
Washington
Bristol
Johnson City
Tenn
Richmond
State Capitol
White House
St. John’s Church
Patrick Henry
Monumental Avenue
Fredericks
Pohick Church
Alexandria
C. Washington
Alexa
Washington Memorial Drive
Mt. Pe
Congress
Femorial
Washington Monus
Capi- Mtty
Lee
Lington Cemetery
Washington Monument
Capitol Building
Mildred’ Smith
Americus
Crisp
Capitol
Houes of Representatives
Senate
George
Clifford Montgomery
New Market
Shenandoah Valley
Staunton
Roanoke
Natural Bridge
Asheville
Blairsville
Smokey Mountains
Nathala Gorge
Neel’s Gap
Gainesville
Atlanta
Thomaston
Messrs
R. A. Hinton
Rob Wilson
Bro. M. O. Williams
Taylor
Crawford Counties
Martha Johnson