Evening journal., 1922-05-18
Club GIRLS To
HOLD RALLY
Second Annual Meeting
Will Be Held at Newark
Saturday
NUMEROUS PRIZES
WILL BE AWARDED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May is-To many
young girls OF rural New Castle
county next Saturday will be the
greatest day OF the year as the Girls
Club rally and second annual meet
ing will be held here that day. The
rally Is under the direction OF Miss
Agnes p. Medill County Club Agent
and members OF clubs from the fol-
lowing communities Will attend;
Greenville, Sharpley. Newport
Christiana. Milford OK Roads. Nc
Ciennandsville, Welsh Tract, Towns
end. Glasgow. Summit Bridge,
Biackbird. Hockessin, Yorklyn and
Ogletown.
The young club members will
have the opportunity TO exhibit and
demonstrate their work during the
year and prizes have been onered
for the best work which has stimu-
lated interest among the clubs. An
achievement club pin will be award
ed TO each sewing club member who
has finished her required work.
The success OF this club work In
the county has been greatly helped
by the various local leaders VINO
have kept the interest up among the
members during the year. Among
the local leaders who have done eN-
ceptionally good work are Mrs. VII
liam Handy, Mrs. Croes, Miss Agnes
Lafferty, Mrs. Agnes Ackerley, MIS-
Charles Eissner. Mrs. William High
field. Miss Edna Chambers, Miss
Jennie Smith. Miss Della Wooters'
Miss Eleanor Davis. Mrs. Clark Nc
Carns,- Miss Alice Hutton. Miss Ethel
Rothwell, Miss Katherine Ratledge'
Mrs. +. c. Snyder. Miss Gladys Hop
kins and Miss May Brown. In many
Instances the club leaders are teach
ers IN the rural schools. The pro
gram and prize list for the club
rally follows: 1880 o'clock, registra-
ton; II o'clock, welcome. Dean c.
A. McCue; Ills o'clock, greetings
Mabel steinbaker. New Castle Coun-
ty Club vice-presldent; 11.SO O'Clock
Food Values in Plain Cooking Miss
Miriam Null. instructor in Home
Economics, Women's College; IL
o'clock, lunch; l o'clock. address,
Club Work in New Castle County,
A ID. Cobb, State club leader. Sight
seeing, Women's College. Practice
House. Laboratories; o'clock, dem
onstratlon, Millinery, X. r. Woods
| home demonstration agent; sewing
Judging contests; 2.45 o'clock, club
play, Clubs Are Trump, Townsend
| Sewing Club; SIS o'clock, roll call
each club will respond with origina
club stunt: o'clock, awarding o.
prizes and achievement prizes.
A complete exhibit Of all clothing
clubs will be shown In Wolf Hall on
May 10 and 20. Prizes for the best
made and neatest garments will be
awarded.
The prize list follows;
Glass For best all-around jun
Tor club exhibit. S2.50.
Glass 2-For best all-round senior
club exhibit, $3.50.
Glass 3-For best club spirit
shown by club group during year.
All club writing paper given TO each
member Of the club.
Glass 4-For best clothing club
booklet in Junior and Senior clubs,
silver pencil
Glass 5-One Ever-Sharp pencil
given 10 a member OF each OF the
Junior clubs for the best made sew
ing club bag.
Glass 6-One Ever-sharp pencil |
given to a member of each OF the |
senior clubs for the best made under /
garment.
Glass IA subscription 70 the
Post will be given 10 a mem
Der OF each OF the Junior and senior
clubs having the best individual ex'
hfbit