The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-05
MADISON COUNTY All CLUB NEWS


that they missed seeing the lemonade
pitcher kicked over by a lively mem
Der, and of course they regretted that
they missed the delightful games, but
most of all they regretted missing the
eats.
Later, the tardy members having
arrived, the members with their lead
er assembled for their meeting. The
vice president, Mary Germany, took
charge of the meeting Each mem
Der gave a report of his or her gar
den. Plans were made for viewing
the garden of each member. After
the meeting was adjourned the re-
creation leaders, Edna and Helen
Campbell led some other enjoyable
games.
The sixteen members present were
Lorraine and Alaire Beckett, Edna
and Helen Campbell, Mary, Germany
Dorothy Ann Crabbe, Hazel and Anna
Denim, Virginia Deyo, Addise Gallo
way, David and Richard Harbage,
Dorothy and Wanda Norris, Mabel and
Dorothy Jean Reed and our leader,
Mr. George Kaufman.
Visitors were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Germany, Grandmother Germany,
Harold and Hershel Germany, Charme
Farrar and Raymond Cunningham.
Dorothy Jean Reed, reporter.
Willing to Learn
The third meeting Of the Willing to
Learn clothing club Of the Children's
Home was held in our club room in
the Central building Friday, July 1st,
with all members present. The meet
ing was called to order by our presi-
dent. Roll call was answered by each
member naming a different wild ami
NAL. Secretary's report was given,
new and old business was taken up.
Mrs. Baker gave a slip of paper to
four of the members, giving each a
verbal demonstration to perform at
the next meeting. The bylaws and
constitution were read by the chair
man of that committee and approved.
The program committee then received
some instructions on how to arrange
the program for the year. The meet
ing was then turned over to our
leaders, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Sayre.
We were shown how to place and cut
out a pattern to the best advantage,
and the best seams fo use on differ
ent garments. Each member received
the garment which she is to make We
took up four different garments to
make at this time, slips, bloomers,
brassiers and pajamas. Mrs. Kilgore
and Mrs. Greenwalt visited with us
during our meeting which adjourned
at four o'clock, until next Friday,
July 8th, at 80 p. m.--Catherine
Wilson, news reporter. --+s4A~~...
Jolly Joan Girls
The third meeting was held at the
home of Barbara and Minnie, June 30
We had our meeting and then served
the refreshments. Then we played
croquet. We were present 31a hours.
We had very nice time. The next
meeting will be held with Charlotte
Bap.erle. Then we are going to the
creek if it is a nice day. July 9Th,
1932.-Barbare E. Manning, news re-
porter.
The Big Six Pig Club
The third meeting of the Big Six
Pig club was held July 1st at the
home of Wilbur Boysel. Meeting was
called to order by the president. We
filled out some of the questions in
our record book and read some out of
our other books.
We decided to have our next meet
ing at the home of Robert and Junior,
July 8, 1882. - William Bauerle,
news reporter.
Merry Maids
The Merry Maids cooking club of
Oak Run township met for their
fourth meeting at the home of Mar
garet Foster. All club members were
present.
We talked more of having a mark
ket but decided it would be of no
use to try to raise money that way.
All of the club members want to 60
to the prison farm on July %.
Anna Mae Beery told how to make
angelfood cake and Mary Garen tolc
how to make soft custard.