Milford chronicle., 1932-05-20
4-HUUB NOTES

which Miss Stella Warner of Mil
ford is local leader is planning 70
an entertainment and bingO party il
the MillwOOd Community Hall, Fri
day evening, May 20. An eXcellen
program has been arranged includ
ing musical numbers and seycla
short plays. For the bingo part!
following the entertainment, each o
the seventeen members is furnish
ing prize for the lucky winners
The proceeds will be used to have
the club represented at the junior
Short Course in Newark. June Fl tC
%. They are charging twenty cents
for admission.
Club members from all over the
county will be interested in this aC-
fair as il will he a gathering place
for All folks and friends.
The twelfth annual club rally oil
Kent County All Clubs will be held
on Dover Green on Saturday, May
81, 1882.
This gathering is one which clun
boys aud girls anticipate through
out the year. as it marks the com
pletion of the projects of so many
of them and gala day for all.
The program which has been
planned by Miss Helen l.. COmstOck,
County Club Agent, will be of inter-
est to all-club members, leaders.
parents and friends.
Wallace WOOdfOrd, as Mayor oil
the city. will greet the assembly.
The response will be made by Dew
ey Sapp of Houston, first club mem
Der in Delaware and now president
of the county chapter of the Link,
an organization Of older club mem
bers.
An important feature of the pro-
gram will be the style show for the
clothing club girls who will be at
tired in the dresses that they have
made in their clubs. The judges for
this contest are: Mrs. Helen Nc
Kinley, State Home Demonstration
Agent; Miss Lillian Kesselring. and
Miss Louise r. WhitcOmb. County
Home Demonstration Agent. Awards
for this contest are given by Simon j
of Dover; Erlanger, Blumgart e. Co,
New York, and Nashua Manufactur-
ing Co., Boston.
Following the style show, is the
roll call of clubs. Each club re-
spends with some original stunt.
song or yell. The prize for this Is
scholarship to the Junior Short
Course in Newark, June u to 20.
The Judges for this contest will be
Russell Wilson, A. ID. Cobb and Miss
Anne Moore.
The speaker of the afternoon Is
DR.. T.. b. Short of Milford Those
who have heard DR.. Short will wish
to hear him again and those who
have never had the privilege will
not wish to miss this opportunity,
for DR.. Short both cntcrtdlns ana
inspires. His address will be given
in the Armory.
Club hoys and girls in the "Oun-
ty have the Kent County Levy Court
to thank for the achievement pins
that will be awarded TO all III Club
members who have completed their
projects. The Levy Court has al
ways been interested in the rural
boys and girls and this is one way
of expressing that interest.
Games for the day will be in
charge of w. 3. Simpson. teacher of
vocational agriculture in the Caesar
Rodney school. The refreshment
stand will be in charge Of members
of the Blue Hens Chicks Club who
will sell ince cream in various
forms and candy. Proceeds from this
will be used toward Short Course
Scholarships for this club.
In case of rain the entire program
will be held in the ArmOry.
Bring your lunch,
The program is as follows:
Registration in charge OF Miss FL
len Harper.
1O:3O-t1. .30-Games for the early |
birds. Club members who have not
visited the State Capitol may do SO |
at this time. accompanied by their |
leader
11:3O-Greetings from the Capitol
City, Wallace WOOdford, Mayor OF |
Dover. Response, Dewey Sapp, pres
ident of the county chapter of the
Link.
IL. 45-LunCn.
12:15-Style Show. Greetings, Dad
Cobb Singing.
1:15-Pictures.
1:3O-Roll Call. Each club re-
spends with an original stunt, song /,
or yell "a scholarship to the Junior
Short Course will be awarded for
the best responsel.
2:3O-Address by DR.. r. B. Short
of Milford.
0-Announcement OF contests.
3:15-Awarding Of achievement J
pins.
Games.
Singing.
Judges: Stunts-Russell Wilson,
A. d. Cobb, Miss Anne Moore; Style
Show: Miss Louise Whitcomh, Miss
Lillian Kesselring. Mrs. Helen Nc
Kihley
The County Chapter Of the Al
Link held its second regular meet
ng at the home Of the president.
Dewey Sapp, of Houston, on Friday
evening, May 18th, with eight mem
1ers and five visitors present.
After the reading of the minutes
ly Margaret Voshell, secretary. the
chapter discussed the business of
he evening which was the formula
ion of plans for the activities of the
,hapter at the Kcnt-SusseX Fair. 1t
vas decided that the Kent County
chapter would be responsible for Il
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