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

tesses. Angel food cake, soft custard
and bananas were served. We played
games and went home-The Reporter.
Clover Leaf Midgets
The Clover Leaf Midgets met at the
home of Martha Klever on June 20, at
2:30. Those who are through with
their dresses will make sleeping pa
jamas or slips. Our old business con-
sisted of a hike to Cogniac on July 6,
starting from the home of Mary Jane
Roush at 1000. Everybody bring
your own lunch. Mary Lucille
Tracey, news reporter.
Happy Workers Club
The Happy Workers club met at the
home of Miss Jean Policy, June %.
We opened our meeting by singing the
4-H song.
Seven members of our club went on
the tour. We all enjoyed the trip. We
will start on our slips at the next
meeting.
Miss Ruth Whey and Miss Henrietti
Overstreet attended the meeting. The
next meeting was held with Miss
Jean Policy Wednesday, June 20.
The Happy Workers club met at
the home of Jean Policy Wednesday,
June 20. We opened our meeting by
saying the Lords Prayer.
We then discussed our new busi-
ness. We then had three single DEM
onstrations given by Mary Lou Jack
son, Betty Smith and Fern Holloway.
Misses Ruth Viney and Henretti
Overstreet helped to cut out our slips.
After the sewing, program and re-
creation, dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Jean Sims, July 6, 1882.
Reporter, Fern Holloway.
Modern Cinderella
The Modern Cinderellas met at the
home of our leader, Mrs. Warren
Reid. All the members, except two
were present. Mrs. Reid and Doris
Holloway demonstrated the making of
custards. After the demonstration of
the custard, we played games. Then
our leader told us how to make hot
water sponge cake.-Alice Jane Hol-
loway, news reporter.
Ever Ready Food Club
The Ever-Ready Food club met at
the home of Mrs. j. Z. Armentrout
We discussed several ways of making
money.
A demonstration on preparing
equipment for canning in glass by the
cold pack method, was given by Es-
ther Hafner, who is in the canning di-
vision. The demonstration for the di-
vision of simple desserts which was
making q baked ctistard, was given
by Geraldine Beatty.
The members divided into two
groups for the work session. Mrs. j.
E. Armentrout and Mrs. X J. Bar
don conduct these groups.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostesses, Esther Hafner and
Helen Becker.-Geraldine Beatty, re-
porter.
Hit And Miss Club
The Hit and Miss Club met at the
home Of Edward Potee in Summer
ford township, Tuesday evening, June
%. All members present, except
Owen Ackerman, the president.
Meeting called to order by Vice
president, Edwin Potee. Minutes OF
former meeting read and approved
Edwin Potee demonstrated how to
square board. Bernard Lewis dem.
onstrated how to saw a board. En-
met Lewis demonstrated how to drive
nail. Sherman Wilson demonstrate
ed how TO make bench hook. Ad-
journed to meet July 5th, at p. M,
at the home of Bernard and Emet
Lewis, near Tradersville.-Sher
| Wilson, reporter.
Clover Leaf Clothing Club
The Clover Leaf Clothing club met
Tuesday, June 2S, at the home oi
lnez Keister. An interesting talk OF
the use of sewing machine wa.
| given by Vera Wildman. The next
meeting of the club will be at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Klever, Tues.
day, July 5.
Steady Stitchers (Seven)
The fifth meeting of the Steady
Stitchers Sewing club was held at the
home of the leader, Mrs. Mabel Ne
Adams on Thursday afternoon, June
30. The meeting was called to order
by the new president, Merium Foulk
The roll call was given by the secre.
tary, Julia Holland and each member
responded by answering "present."
| There was no new or old business
In the work session we feel that we
have accomplished much, due to tht
fact that our able leader explained
the necessary points in scoring. This
scoring is new and the new members
of the club are thankful that Mrs
McAdams is so interested in the worl
| IF tho uirlcf ona fnoL much af ba,