The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-06-28
Al CLUB NEWS

Hit and Miss Club met at the
home Of Jimmie Decks Wednesday
June IL.
by the president All members and
club leader present. Lowell Harper
became a member, making the total
membership of ten. Minutes of the
preceding meeting were read and APP
proved.
Edwin Potee made demonstra-
tion how to make bench vice,
James Guthrie demonstrated how to
plane a board. Sherman Wilson
showed how TO make a knife rack.
Owen Alderman was elected cap
tain of our ball team. Adjourned to
meet at the home of James Guthrie
Wednesday, June %. Sherman M.
Wilson, reporter
The Willing Workers
The second meeting Of the Willing
Workers Home Furnishing club of
Canaan township was held June 16 at
the home of Mildred Porschet with all
members present. We had four new
members, making us ten in the club.
The program was presented by the
program committee and great deal
Of business was discussed. Plans
were made for going on the tour and
we decided to have a social. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
after which we enjoyed some recrea-
tion. - Mildred Porschet, news re-
porter.
Steady Stitchers
The Steady Stitchers Clothing club
of Monroe township, wishes to correct
The report in regards to the leaders
that appeared in the Madison Press
few days ago.
We have as our leader, Mrs Flor
once Reed and assistant leader, Mrs.
Mablc McAdams.
Sedalia Rangers
The jolly Rangers All club met at
the home of Elma Armstrong. The
meeting was called to order by the
President and the roll call was an
swered by different kinds of flowers
After the business the cooking girls
were dismissed and went to the kitch-
en- where Marian Evans demonstrated
snow pudding. 1t was judged by Ann
Slaughter and Dorothy Ann Brill.
Marian received grade of 50 per
irrI,4 frn sa,aao 1+-
and outdoor games were played which
were enjoyed by all.-News Reporter,
Josephine Evans.
Willing Workers
The third meeting of the Willing
Workers Home Furnishing club of Ca
naan township was held Thursday
June %, at the home of Ethel Wells
with eight members present. The bus
mess meeting was held and talks were
given by four of our members. The
program was read for the following
meeting which is to be held with Ell
oise Meeker, June 80 Refreshments
were served by our hostess after
which we enjoyed some recreation
Mildred Porschet, news reporter.
ChiIdren's Home Club
A second clothing club meeting was
held at the Children's Home, Friday,
June "a.
Lucille Harris, our president, called
the meeting to order and we all re-
peated the Lords prayer. A business
meeting was held and name was de-
cided upon for our club. The name
willing to Learn" was chosen for
our club. Officers and committees
were named: President, Lucille Har-
ris; vice president, Kathryn Gilmore;
secretary, Betty Harris; Librarian,
Bessie Lean; news reporter, Catherine
Wilson; committees on programs,
Kathryn Gilmore and Eluoise Foster;
constitution and bylaws, Ruth Graves
and Catherine Wilson. The secretary
then gave her report of the first meet
ing and roll call Members present,
Zelma Barton, Marjorie Cordle, Ev-
elyn Darnell, Elouise and June Foster,
NulH b1dNeSs hdbHl sll diiu hduSt
Gilmore, ucille Betty and Fmmiean
Harris. Bessie Lean. Fayetta Lux
iles, ciets Penrosc. Maxine Russell,
Mary Tingler, Catherine, Mona and
Ju:.nita Wilson, Dorothy Young. We
welcomed new member into our ciua
ohis afternoon, LYDIA Rice, Z neighbor
girl. Each member answered roll call
by naming bird describing the same.
The meeting was then turned over
to our leaders, Mrs. Baker and Mrs
Sayre. We were taught the names
of three different kinds of seams, the
plain, French and the filled and how
to do each. The first class decided
what garments they wished to make
and the other class which articles
would be the most useful for them to
make. We were then shown how to
thread and run a sewing machine, and
the difference between machine sewn
and hand sewn seam.
Our meeting then adjourned till
next Friday at 80 p. m.-News re-