Milford chronicle., 1933-06-30
.HGUBNOTES

Misses Louise and Mabel Christie
pher. 1t was decided to have a
"Doggie Roast" at Slaughter Beach
on July 18th, and the program as
to games for the day was provided
for. The June meeting was in
charge of Miss Kathrine Stayton and
with singing of a solo and trio and
address by Miss Moore were greatly
enjoyed; but readings and plays
were charming. The meeting on
July 18th at Slaughter Beach will
be best of all.
Announcement has been received
from the Kent-Sussex Fair AssOcia-
tion of the fifth annual ticket selling
contest which the Association is
conducting for All club members in
the State. Eight pure bred heifer
dairy calves will be awarded to
club members in each of the three
counties who sell the greatest num-
ber of special strip tickets of ad-
mission to the fair. Each strip tick
ct sells for one dollar and is good
for three admissions to the fair on
any day. This represents a saving
of fifty cents to the purchaser as
single admissions are fifty cents.
Club members in good standing
who wish to compete in this con-
test may obtain tickets now from
their county club agent-New Castle
George Worrilow; Kent, Helen l..
Comstock; Sussex, Anne b. Moore.
The June meeting of the Sunny
Smile All Club of Canterbury was
held at the home of Herbert Rich
ter. In response to roll call, each
member told of work accomplished
since the last meeting. Helen l..
Comstock, county All leader, was
present and showed films of All
activities.
Mrs. Albert Kemp of Wyoming
gave a demonstration of cheese
making to the mothers present and
Louise r. Whitcomb, county home
demonstration agent, discussed fu-
ture programs.
Two members attended the Junior
Short Course held at Newark, June
81 to "a. They were Dorothy Sipple,
local leader, and Mildred Rentz.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mae Case on Friday even
ing, July Z.
Forty Kent County Club members
and friends were visitors for the
Friday afternoon and evening pro-
grams.
The boys and girls attending the
Short Course from Kent county
were Gladys Kipp, Jean Vaughn
Jack Lafferty, Cheswold Club; Kath-
ryn Vinyard, Ellen Vinyard, Dave
Vinyard, Gladys Handy, Johnson
Colbourne, Catherine Wilson ana
Mary Jump of the Houston Cardi-
nal Club; Frank Sapp, Lewis Sapp
and Virginia Morris, Happy 90
Lucky Club; Thomas Davis, George
Osborne Scott, Walter Davis ana
Harold Stayton, Millwood Dairy
Club; Lillian Coverdale,\ Millwood
Every Ready Club; Hilda Wyatt,
Phyllis Nelson, Charles Clute, Paul
Carey, Linwood Bullock, Oak Grove
Club; Emma Lee Parker, Smiths
Club; Virginia Heinold and Ethel
Virginia Roe, Smyrna Club; Smith
Roland, Gardner Kersey, Rita Sabe-
dra, Clara Dill, Viol Club; Josephine
Harrison, Clifford Melvin, Demarest
Dawson, Jeanette Dawson, Margaret
Dawson, Robert Reed, Vivian BLOW,
Doris Price, Elizabeth Taylor, May
Whitley, Irene Bullock and N. W..
TAYLOR, Jr., of the Wild Cat club; |
Edward Schabinger, Francis Berry, |
Catherine Hardy. Carol Norris and
Ernest Coverdale, of the Woodside
Dairy Club.
Fifty Kent County boys and girls,
members of All Clubs all over the
county, returned from most enjoy
able trip to the Junior Short Course
held in Newark, June 81 to "a: While
there, they were housed i'll the
dormitories of the University OF
Delaware. The time was pleasant
ly occupied with field trips, classes
in handicraft, recreation and social
gatherings. .
On Wednesday evening, the Get
Acquainted" program was i'll charge
of the Wild Cat Club of Kent Coun-
ty. Bailey Thomas, of Camden, was
present and assisted the young peo-
pie in carrying out their program
The boys spent much of their time
in Entomology field trips, during
which they studied various insects
and made a collection and classified
as many as possible. Clifford Mel
vim, of Wyoming, a member OF the
Wild Cat Club, took county and state
honors. He was awarded speci-
men case for mounting insects.
In the handicraft classes each
girl learned to make a wool pock-
etbook. Helen l.. Comstock, Kent
County All leader, had charge OF
this work.
Friday evening was the big event
of the week. Each county prepared
a short program. The following was
given by Kent County and was in
charge of Mrs. Helen Deakyne, To-
cal leader of the Smyrna Club.
Chorus by Kent County group.
Dialogue-Dorothy Sipple and {
Mildred Rentz.
Quartet-Frank Sapp, Demarest
Dawson, George Osborne Scott
Lewis Sapp.
Pantomime-Et Virginia Roe, ,
Virginia Heinold, Lewis Sapp, Jack
Lafferty, Smith Roland, Clifford ]
Heinold. !
Four new members from each :
were received into the Order
Of the Link in the All Chain of Del
aware. The Kent County members !
were Isaac Thomas of Westville, !
Margaret Sapp of Houston, Phillip !
Keller of Milford and Dorothy Sip
Die of Canterbury. This Order is :
made up of older club members who