Milford chronicle., 1930-04-18
HARRISON

The Harbeson-C -Coolspring Home
Demonstration Club met in Cool
spring Community Hall Tuesday af-
ternoon, April 8. After opening with
club song and reading Of the min
utes, it was voted to send the Off
cials of the hall a letter of thanks
for their kindness in offering us the
use of the hall for our meetings.
The answer to the roll call was
"My favorite one dish recipe" and
there were a number of tempting re-
cipes given.
We were then entertained with
readings by Mrs. Jessie Lingo ana
Mrs. w. o. Warrington, after which
we sang another of our club songs
and had a review Of last months
meeting by Mrs. Meta Mason which
was to have a good supply of canned
foods in case of an emergency meal
and Eat to live rather than live to
eat Miss L. B. Rutherford then
gave an interesting and helpful talK
on the one dish meal, demonstrating
with baked lima beans combined
with peppers, carrots, spinach anu
onions, also baked rareblt, comDl-
nation of cheese, eggs, crumbs ana
butter. which were both very de-
licious baked in the new electric
range which Mrs. Edith B. Ackley'
Home Economist, was demonstrat-
ing for the Eastern Shore Pubic
Service Company.
Mrs. Ackley than gave us very
interesting demonstration OF the
electric range, also sample of an
gel cake which she had baked in the !
oven. OF course we were all wishing
that we could have an electric range
but we do not all have electricity
but those who do I am sure, are
looking forward to day, probably
not far distant, when they will nave
one of these beautiful electric
ranges in their kitchen to help hgh-
ten their labors.
We then adjourned to meet again
in the Community Hall on May 13.
We had quite few prospective new
members, there being 81 present.
Miss Mabel Schaeffer will give
lecture in Beaver Dam Church this
Friday night. Everyone invited.
The w. C. T. U. has been post
poned until Thursday night Of next
week.
Elwood veasey and Nelson Mcgee
went to Wilmington on Saturday.
Miss Marian Short and friend, R.
B. Prince, of Wilmington, spent the
weekend here.
Mrs. Viola Hickman entertained
several Of their relatives on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bryan of Balti-
more were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pettyjohn over
the weekend.
Mrs. Myrtle Hudson is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hill and fam
Iy and T. M. Jarvis and children :
spent the weekend in Wilmington :
With Mrs. Lydia Mcgee. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Jarvis of !
Georgetown spent Sunday with his /
mother.
Marvin Martin was given sur i
)rise birthday party on Monday t
light. '
Harry Hudson and family and Mr.. y
md Mrs. William Green were call v
rs in Dover Saturday. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Veasey and C
Ir. and Mrs. Courtland Veasey and e
on Donald spent Sunday in Phila- o
elphia. o
Miss Grace veasey visited Miss
liberia King on Saturday and Sun !
ay. Il
Harry Schmeirer and sister Grace ?
isited Olive Veasey Sunday. ~ \,
Mrs. Jennie Veasey has been the u
uest of her sister, Mrs. Blanche :,
ordrey of near Millsboro. - -
Thomas Lindale is seriously i'll. ~
On Saturday, April II, Miss Mary "
:. Messick, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. NJ
'. R. Messick, of Lewes, became the n
ride of Ralph G. Rust, son Of Mr.. h
nd Mrs. George A. Rust, of this D,
1wn. The wedding took place in il
ewes at the home of Mrs. William ri
eal, Jr., a sister Of the bride. Rev. CT
. w. Gordon oficiated. A luncheon al
as served after the wedding. Mr.. is
nd Mrs. Rust will spend the sum- OF
er in Atlantic City. pl
An apron social will be given at pl
arbeson school house In the Eear al
lture. Exact date will be given Ia by
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