The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-06-10
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Lilly Chapel Sewing Club

Lilly Chapel Sewing Club
The Sewing club of Lilly Chapel
met and organized Wednesday, June |,
at the home of Misses Dorothy and
Betty Sark. There We're ten members
present. They were as follows: The
two hostesses, the former being only
an associate member, Freda Morris,
Mildred Wright, Norma Jean Harsh,
Vera Jenkins, Glenna Scott, lvalene
Kinney, Coral Truitt and Gertrude
Stickel. The following officers were
elected: President, Glenna Scott; sec
retary, Betty Sark; vice president,
Mildred Wright; recreation leader,
Freda Morris and news reporter, Ger
trude Stickel The club decided to
serve refreshments. The roll call will
be answered at the next meeting by
giving suggestive name for the club
after which they will be voted on. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Glenna Scott.
Ever Ready Food Club
The Ever Ready Food club met at
the home of the leader, Mrs. Armen-
trout. As it was the first meeting, the
business included the election of Off
GERS as follows: President, Ruth
Young; vice president, Berth Beatty;
secretary, Esther Hafner; treasurer,
Helen Becker; news reporter, Jerry"
Beatty; recreation leader, Mayme
Ward.
1t was decided that the club should
meet each Thursday at two o'clock at
the home of our leader. Mrs. Armen-
trout is assisted by Mrs. X. j. Bar
don. Mrs. +. c. +. Randolph, who was
the leader last year, is helping to re-
organize the club.
This year the Ever Ready Food club
will have two divisions, the Canning
Project" and the division of Simple
Desserts"
After delight full refreshments the
members enjoyed several games
Jerry" Beatty, news reporter.
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Nimble Thimble Clothing Club
The meeting of the Nimble Thimble
club was held at the home of Mrs.
Porchet. The roll was called with 10
members present. We discussed what
we were to sew The constitution was
read and all members present signed
it. The hostess, Mrs. Porchet, served
lemonade and cookies. The meeting
then adjourned.
Our latest meeting was held at the
Canaan school, The roll was called
and we had eight members present
and a number of visitors. Most Of Us
have decided to make slips and dresses
with accessories. At this meeting we
,sewed on our slips. For our new bus
mess we discussed the meeting we
are to have in London, Thursday.
Our nostesses, Janet and Phyllis
Meeker, served cherryade and ginger
snaps. After enjoying this we ad
jouned.-Dorothy Morgan, news re-
porter.
Pleasant Township (Clark Coz Club
Mary's Workers met at the home of
Miss Vaughn Douglass. During the
sewing hour, the members sewcd on
dresses, slips and infants clothes for
the Red Cross. ).
Games and contests were arranged
by the recreation leader, Dorothy
Snodgrass. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostesses to the seven
teen members present
The first June meeting of Mary's
Workers was held at "Wayside" farm
the home of the leader, Miss Mary
Tavenner. Two new MEMBERSHIPS
es Martha Palmer and Christina Arm
old, were received. Following the in
struction hour, interesting talks were
given by Mrs. Martha r. Abott, of
Springfield, and Prof. Z. +. Prugh, of
Indiana, Pa. Dainty refreshments
were served by the leader to the six
teen members present.
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Boys Hit and Miss Club
The Boys Hit and Miss club met at
the home of Edwin Potee Monday eve-
ming, May 80, in Summerford, for the
purpose of organizing. Lewis Over
turf, club leader,
The following officers were elected:
Owen Alderman, president; Edwin
Potee, vice president; Bernard Lewis,
treasurer; Herman Alderman, secre-
tary; Sherman M. Wilson, news COR
respondent; James Guthrie, recreation
director; other members, Max Vickers,
Emmett Lewis, and James Deck.
Owen Alderman. and Edwin Potee
were appointed program committee.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday evening,