The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-19
4-H CLUB NEWS
jolly Rangers

The Jolly Rangers Food and Cloth
ing club held its ninth meeting at the
home of Adelaide Dorm. Several of
the girls had asked guests, so quite
number were present. The business
meeting was conducted by the presi-
dent, Marie Smith. After the busi-
ness was conducted, the girls practiced
their songs. The business meeting
was adjourned. The food club girls
went to the kitchen where Marian Ev-
ans and Dorothy Bril-! demonstrated
Angel Food Cake and Carolyn Dorm
and Joan Rible demonstrated the MAX
ing of ice cream. In sewing Bea Arm
strong demonstrated how to fill out
the record book and Mary Storts, Ma
rie Smith, and Vera Wheaton dem
onstrated darning. Ona Mae Evans
and Nyda Tope demonstrated the flat
fell seam. After the work was done
we all entered contest which had
been prepared by the hostess. Prizes
from the different contests were won
by Vera Wheaton, Marie Smith, Ruth
Joy Dorm and Marabelle Shelpman.
The group led by Mary Storts in the
treasure hunt won box of candy.
Next we went to the orchard where we
roasted weiners and marshmallows.
After returning to the house we were
served ice cream and angel food cake
which was prepared by the food club
girls and Mrs. Dorn-Josephine Ev-
ans, news reporter
Jolly Joan Girls
The fifth meeting of the Jolly Joan
Girls club was held at the home of
Mary and Dorothy Harper, July 14th,
1882. We had our meeting and then
had refreshments. Then we played
games. After we get our bibs and
tray clothes finished, we are going to
make our apron. We opened the meet
ing by singing songs and saying pres
ent. Our next meeting will be held
at the creek. We will have basket
each July %, 1932.-Barbare E. Man
ming, news reporter.
Handy Mandy Food Club
June 18th, the Handy Mandy Food
club held their fourth meeting at the
Monroe school building All members
were present but Mary Mooney, who
was i'll. We had our meeting called
to order by our president Anna Jean
Fenner and minutes were read by
Secretary Evalyn Landis. We had a
talk also by Evalyn Landis on can
ming. Our leader, Mrs. Mooney also
asked us how much fruit and vege-
tables we had canned for our starting
this year, which is coming along very
well. Our next meeting is planned to
be at the home of Anna Jean Benner.
The meeting was adjourned-Mary
Hollar, news reporter.
Hit And Miss Club
The seventh meeting of the Hit and
Miss club was held at the home of
the club leader, Lewis Overturf, Tues
day evening, July II. Six out of nine
members answered to the roll call.
In the absence of the president and
vice president, Jimmie Deck was chos-
en- president pro tenn. James Guth-
RE demonstrated how to file saw.
Refreshments were served and enjoy
ed by ALL Club adjourned to meet on
Tuesday evening, July 10, at the home
of Sherman Wilson. = Sherman NJ.
Wilson, reporter.
Sew So All Club News
The South Vienna Sew SO girls held
a picnic supper at the home of Viola
Morris and Hazel Hines Tuesday, July
II, 1882. Fifteen members and four
guests were present. Mary Alice
Merritt, Jane Steele, Louise Henry
Garnet, Picklesimer, Betty Parish, Ev-
alyn DeMine, Louis Genheimer, Mary
TroXell, Gladys Miller, Juanita Bar
rill, Clarella Shook, Viola Morris,
Hazel Hines, lila May Curry, Goldie
Mae Oglesbee. The visitors were