The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-08-02
All CLUB NEWS
jolly Joan Girls

Girls All club was held at Chorlattc
Bauerle's, fuiy 28. We had two hours
of sewing. Then we had our business
meeting after which refreshments
We're served. Then we played two
deep. Our visitors were Doty Bauerle
and a girl from Columbus. Our next
meeting will be held at the home of
Betty Greenly, Aug. a, 1882.
We had a very nice time at London
Prison Farm. We saw many interest
ing things. We were there when the
prisoner escaped-Barbara T.. Man
ming, rcws reporter.
Steady Stitchers Useful Article Club
The seventh meeting of the Steady
Stitchers Useful Article club was held
at the home Of Carey M. Littler, on
Thursday, July %.
The meeting was called to order by
the vice-president, Beatrice Williams.
The secretary's report and roll call
were given by the secretary, Julia
Holland. Each member answered the
roll call by giving the name of book
and its author. Six of the seven mem
bers were present.
The new business consisted of the
group discussion of the club party to
be given in the near future. No def
mite place or time was settled at this
meeting as our leader was unable to
be present and we decided to wait un-
til the next meeting when she could
give US some of her suggestions.
1t was asked by one of the members
as TO whether we should make any at
tempt to make some money for our
club fund. This was voted in the neg
ative by every member
An interesting club book was
brought to the meeting and the mem
bers found themselves greatly inter
ested in it as it was the National Al
Club magazine. 1t proved to be more
interesting when we found the picture
of one of our own girls from Madison
county. 1t is from this book that
many of the girls are ordering club
pins.
In the work session we had three
demonstrations, Making a baby
dress" by Mary Thomas; making and
finishing plain seam," Beatrice Will
liams; chow to make hot pan hold
er," by Marjorie Thomas.
An apron made by Julia Holland
was scored by the members and re-
ceived an excellent" score. A towel
made by Marjorie Thomas was also
scored. Articles such as pajamas, ap-
rons, dust caps, shoe bage, and tow
els were displayed so the members
could see the work of each other.
The meeting was adjourned with all
the girls agreeing to meet at the home
of Beatrice Williams on August II.
The five visitors at our meeting were:
Candace Thomas, Mrs. Marion Will
Jams, Miss Ruthe Littler, Mrs. H. f.
Littler, and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Mooney.-Carey Mayre Littler, news
corr.
Perpetual Boomers
The members met at the home of
Mabel and Dorothy Jean Reed Friday,
July 18th, for their seventh meeting.
The president took charge of the
meeting. The members answered the
roll call by giving their favorite
flower. Plans We're made for the
field day at the prison farm. The
motion was made and carried that at
the following meetings no refresh
ments were to be served, owing to
the size of the club.
After the meeting was adjourned
the 16 members, the leader and the
six members had weiner roast. The
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil A.
Reed, Nathan Harbage, Raymond
Cunningham, Donna Francis, William
and Martha Belle Reed.
The eighth meeting was held at the
home of the Harbage boys, July 90
The president took charge of the
meeting. The members answered
the roll by giving their age. The tour
of the gardens, which had been
planned for that evening was post
poned ui:til the following Friday be-
cause OF the bad roads. After the
other business was disposed of, Mr.
Baker gave an interesting talk about
state camp, county camp and how to
score our gardens.
After the meeting was adjourned
were served and various
games were played.
Six members were present, namely
Mr.. Baker, Mrs. Harbage and three
sons, and Mary Evelyn Copeland
from Indiana.