Milford chronicle., 1932-10-14
BRIDGEVILLE
WOmen's Club At Bridgeville


J Bridgeville, Delaware, is the "Tues
day night Club" composed of th
ladies of this town and vicinity.
4 is really the social roster of societ!
at this place. Last week, on Tues
day, October 4th, 1882, weekly meet
ings was resumed after the summer
vacation period The club year pro
gram was announced by Mrs. Gott.
freid, the chairman. Flowers from
the splendid home gardens oil
Bridgeville decorated the club room
and musical program was applaud
ed literally.
The main feature of the evening
was a birthday party for the club
and many useful gifts were present
ed, as well as a sum of money.
The program was as follows
Piano solo, Sea, Pasca, Mrs. Charles
Welch; song, Trees" Grace Kilmer
River, Stay Away From My Door, -
by girls of the third grade, under the
direction of Miss Casandra Pretty
man; piano solo, Washington Post
March, by Sousa, Miss Virginia
Hing; sons. The World Is Waiting
for the Sunrise" "Shine on Harvest
Moon," I'm the Evening by the
Moonlight" and Goodnight Ladies, :"
Mrs. Lee Roy Truit, Miss Erma
Simpler and Miss Casandra Pretty
man; piano solo, Antonine, Mrs.
James H. Brasher.
The club calendar for the year is
as follows;
October II, Welcome to Teachers,
Mrs. Lee Culver; October IS, Amer
lean Citizenship, Mrs. Harry Wright;
October 25, Public Welfare, canning
party, Mrs. Charles Owens.
November l, Masquerade party,
entertainment committee; November
s, Armistice Day, Miss Margaret
Collision; November 10, Tin Can par
ty, Howard EMS, entertainment COM
mItee; November %, membership
drive, Mrs. William Truitt; NOVem-
Der 20, Fine Arts, MRS. Gernie Baker.
Mrs. Warren Newton; December 6,
Christmas sale; December 13, musi-
cafe, mrs. Charles Welch; December
20, u, no meetings; January 3, mo-
ton pictures, Mrs. Mace Allen, Mrs.
Walton Smith; January 10, charity
nlght, Mrs. Reese Layton; January
II, international relations, Mrs. Geo.
Mackiln; January "a, benefit, Mrs.
Edgar Anderson, Mrs. Walton Smith;
January 81, education, travel talk,
Miss Anna Cow; February Z, guests,
nome Demonstration Club; Febru-
ary IA, Valentine party, entertain
ment committee. 5.
IUac1, ri Mpc
Harriet Cahall; February %, Even
-ng With, Rev. and Mrs. James H.
Brasher; March Z, Reciprocity Day,
Mrs. Elmer Hoch; March IA, st.
Patrick Party, entertainment COM
mittee; March 21, Mrs. William H.
Beacon; March 2S, Dramatics, Mrs.
Leroy Truitt; April 4, Supper, Mrs.
Thomas Cordray; April IL, Book
neview, Miss Mary Lambert; April
lS, open; April 25, Debate, Mrs. Ira
Lewis; May 2, Club Luncheon, Mrs.
VIM. Willin; May 9, Years Progress :
and Report, Mrs. G. Leon Cannon. (
Club officers are: president, Mrs. !
Ellis Myer; first vice-president, Mrs.
Elmer Hoch; second yice-president, .
Mrs. Sol Kline; recording secretary, /
Mrs. Leroy Truitt; assistant, Mrs. /
George Tuck.
Treasurer, Mrs. Dawson Todd;
trustees, Mrs. c. Leon Cannon, Mrs.
Erasmus Jones, Mrs. Lee Culver,
Mrs. Elmer Hoch, Mrs. Edward
Brown, and Mrs. Charles Kinder.
Standing committees are: Motion
picture, Mrs. Mace Allen, Mrs. Wal
ton Smith; drawing, Mrs. Leroy
Truitt; membership, Mrs. William
B. Truitt; American homes, Mrs.
Gottfried Metzler; international re-
lations, Mrs. George Macklin; legis-
lation, Mrs. Erasmus Jones; press
and publicity, Mrs. Elmer Hoch;
Mrs. Robert Smith,
Mrs. Horace Breck, Mrs. Gottfried
Metzler; federation director, Mrs.
Edgar Anderson; library, Mrs. Leon
Cannon; current events, Mrs. Villa
MeAllen; flowers, Mrs. Leon Can
non, Mrs. Ed Brown, Mrs. Thos. S.
Smith; music, Mrs. Charles WEIGH;
fine arts, Mrs. Gernie Baker, Mrs.
Warren Newton; education, Miss
Anna Cow; American citizenship,
Mrs. Harry Wright; social service,
Mrs. Chas. Owens, Mrs. E. Hazard,
). V. Lewis.
Future Farmers Hold Meeting;
0bjectiVes Set Up For
Coming Year s.
The c.. A. McCue Chapter of the
Future Farmers of America, held its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening, October IL, in the high
school building. President William
Hill made a brief talk in which he
the work of the chapter
Turing the past year, He emphasized
The Importance of regular attend
,nce in contributing to the success
If the chapter. '".
Thirty-two members and guests
we're present at this meeting. After
he presidents talk there was a
group discussion of the program of
work for the year. Some of the OBJ
ectives set up were as follows:
1. Hold Father and Son Ban
luet. n
2. Exhibit at local and State
airs. >..
8. Hold a summer camping trip
,r tour.
4. Test seed for farmers.
S. Conduct farm surveys as an
i'd to teaching.
6. Organize a thrift bank.
Z. Conduct assembly programs in