Milford chronicle., 1933-01-20
GIRLS CLUBS ACTIVE
THROUGHOUT STATE
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meeting will he held February 6,
and anyone interested is invited TO
attend.
The Delaware City Girl Reserves
also discussed program activities
and decided to form a basketball
team and try to arrange games with
other Girl Reserve teams. Several Of
the members are interested in go
ing to the Wilmington Y. W. G. A.
to swim, and swimming parties will
be arranged when the girls have
had the required physical eXamina-
tions. After the business meeting,
the members had an impromptu dis
cussion on vocatiOns. and what pos
sibilities they are for those gradu-
ating from high school to secure
jobs. The meeting closed with the
singing of a number of Girl Reserve
and camp songs.
The Wilmington Advisors had
handicraft conference on Thursday
night and invited the advisors from
the District Association to join
them. Mrs. Kenneth Steers; Mrs.
Harry Labor, and Miss Ruth Buck
walter attended the meeting.
The MiddletOwn High School Girl
Reserves are cooper ating with the
Business Girls Club in giving an
Operetta on Monday night, January
16. Several of the club members are
taking part in the Operetta and all
are helping in advertising and sell
ling tickets.
The Junior Girl Reserve Club in
Middletown spent a large part of
series of meetings to do handicraft
of various kinds.
The Dover High School Club is
having a covered dish supper at
their next meeting and following
the supper will discuss various vo-
cations. Each girl in the club has
selected a vocation that she is par
ticularly interested in, and during
the intervening week is to find out
about the amount of training neces-
sary for it, where to secure that
training, the expense involved. and
the type of position available for a
their last meeting learning new
games that can be used i'm their fu-
ture meetings. They plan to have a
beginner. These reports will be Civ
en- and discussed at the meeting.
The Dover Business Girls Club
held their regular supper meeting
in the Briar Hill Tea Room on
Thursday evening. Miss Mary Eliz- !
abeth Wagner was the main speak
er of the evening and spoke of the ,,
Dental Hygiene work being done in 4,
the State. Following her talk. the
group was given an opportunity to
ask further questions about the !
work. This talk is one of a series /.
describing the functions and work
1f various welfare and health agen
lies in the State. Miss Marguerite !;
Smith of the Federation of Business !
and Professional WOmen's Clubs
spoke of the work of her Organiza
ion and asked the members to con- :
Iider the formation of such club
IN Dover. The Business Girls are :
again sponsoring bowling at the
Peoples Church on Thursday eve
lings. Lighter weight balls have J
been obtained and anyone interested :
in joining the Business Girls in this
sport can get further information
rom Margaret Boyd. The next meet l
ing of the club will be held. Thurs
lay evening, January 26. in the {
lome of Clara Miller, North Brad o
ord street, Dover =
On January "a the New Castle :,
BUSINESS Girls and the two Girl Re-
erve Clubs will hold a turkey sup >,
'er for the benefit of the milk fund Z
which is used to provide milk for D.
he undernourished children in the II
choOl. The Business Girls Club has
een sponsoring and financing this X
ervice, and the proceeds of the x
upper will be used to continue and y
nlarge upon it. The supper is to be y
eld in the old Court House Tea o
loom and tickets are fifty cents. "
liss Ruth Zimmerman is general .
hartman. and Miss Louise Jackson 81
J supper chairman. The Girl Re- p,
erves will have candy and fancy T.
FORK for sale also.