The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-05


not an assistant leader. There are no
assistant leaders in our club. Due to
difficulties, the club had to be divided
into two separate groups, Mrs. Flor
ence Reed the leader of the Summer
Clothing group and Mrs. McAdams the
leader of the Useful Articles group
We know our club is progressing rap
idly and hope it continues to do So
! Carey NJ. Littler, news corr.
Fairfield Sew-So Girls
The fourth regular meeting of the
Fairfield Sew-So Girls was held Tues
day afternoon, June %, at the home
of the leader, Mrs. F. L. Matlock. The
meeting was opened by giving the All
club pledge Nine members responded
to roll call, Helen Douglas, Evelyn
Matlock, Opal Chamberlain, Irene
Green, Wilma Corder, Betty Jane Car
ter, Mae Smith, Ruth Tope and Mar
tha Martin. The assistant leader,
Mrs. Chas. Douglas and two visitors,
Mrs. Mildred Burgess and Marcie
Chamberlain were also present. Will
ma Corder was appointed librarian by
the leader. Betty Jane Carter was
appointed to act on the program COM
mittee. Mae Smith Opal Chamber
lain and Ruth Tope were asked to
plan a surprise for our next meeting
Ia team demonstration was given by
Helen Douglas and Evelyn Matlock on
French seams, flat felled seams and
plain seam, overcasted. Mae Smith
demonstrated the basting stitch. Aft
er the business session, the club MEM
bers spent an hour in sewing on the
various articles they are making in
club work. The girls who planned the
surprise number for this meeting had
several interesting contests and a
treasure hunt. The rest of the after
noon was spent in games. We will
hold our next meeting Tuesday aft
ernoon, July 5, at 1:30 at the home
Of our leader.-Martha Martin, news
reporter.
The Big Six Pig Club
The second meeting of the Big Six
Pig club was held June %, 1882, at
the home of Robert and Junior Har-
per.
June Goth, Mr.. Baker came out to
the boys homes and weighed all the
pigs. Meeting called to order by the
president, old and new business prob
lens brought up and discussed. The
boys received their books. We will
have our next meeting at the home of
Wilbur Boysel July 1, 1892. = Will
lam Bauerle, press reporter.
Moonlight Ru-mors
The Moonlight Rumors held their
meeting Monday evening at the home
of Jane Stone. The meeting was
opened by repeating the club pledge.
Two very interesting reports We're
given by the members concerning the
recent camping trip and the, county
tour to Columbus on June 81. New
programs were given to the members
| by the chairman of the Program COM
mittee and the constitution was adopt
| ed. Plans were made for the Field
Day at the Prison Farm on July %.
After the meeting was adjourned,
Rachel Sheets gave a demonstration
on "How to select material for slip
covers" and a team demonstration
was given by Leila Dickerson and
Jane Stone on "How to select lamps
and lamp shades for bedroom" Aft
er the work session, Mr. Baker, coun-
ty extension agent, talked about our
club work and outlined the program
for the county camp in August.
The Steady Stitchers Clothing Club
The fourth meeting of the Steady
Stitchers Clothing club was held on
June rs, at the Monroe school build
ing at o'clock. The meeting was
called to order by the president Helen
Seaman. The roll call was answered
by "My Favorite Bird" The minutes
of the last meeting were read by the
secretary, Garnet Y. Seaman and ap-
proved. Old and new business was
discussed There are nine members
in the Summer Clothing for Girls
project. The members present were:
Irene Allison, Helen Seaman, Ruth
Seaman, Betty Allison, Candace
Thomas, Opal and Garnet Sea-
man. The absentees were: Laura
Laird and Doris Mccoy.
The work session was comprised OF
demonstrations and each member
judged her own dress or undergar-
ment. A team demonstration on Csc
lecting becoming designs for different
individuals" was given by Garnet and
Helen Seaman. Our leader, Mrs
Florence Reed gave an interesting re-
port of the leaders meeting. The Of
ficers also gave reports. We had one
visitor, Mrs. Edith Allison. The next
meeting will be held on July 9Th, at
the school building. - Ruth E. Sea-
mon, news reporter.
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