Milford chronicle., 1933-03-24
4-H Club NOTES

the installation meeting of the Wood
side i-H Club which was held in tn,
{ WoOdside NJ. L. Church on Thursda!
, evening, March 16 Edward Schab
= niger presided and introduced A. ID
Cobb, who installed the new mem
: bers They are: president, EdwarI
T. Schabinger; vice-president, Caro-
morris; secretary, Elsie Sapp,
treasurer, Francis Berry reporter
Violet Sapp; sergeant-at-arms, Ben
= jamin MarkOwitz; local leader, Lyn-
don Caulk, Jr.; and assistant local
leader, Leonard Sapp. A splendid
musical program was given consist
ing of solos, duets, trios and quar-
tettes with several band numbers
by a group from the FELTON, band
Readings were given by Catherine
Hardy and Lester Killen.
Clubs represented were the Card
inals. the Happy Go Lucky, MillwOod
Ever Ready, the Harrington Club
and the WOodsidc Clothing Club.
John Montgomery brought greetings
from the New Castle Chapter of the
order to the link.
The committee i'm charge of tho
meeting was Mrs Ed. Knight. Ella
beth and Herman McGinnis and ViO-
let Sapp.
A new All Club was organized at
a meeting held in the public school
! in Harrington, Monday evening, Mar.
-. The aims and purposes of All
work were set forth by Helen l..
! COmstOck. county leader. These
| aims in brief are to interest rural
boys and girls in far mand home
activities, to train them in better
methods of farm and home practices,
to demonstrate these practices for
| the benefit of others, to encourage
boys and girls. Through property
ownership and partnership in
stronger belief in rural life, and
the business of agriculture, and
above all to develop in them rural
leadership, community cooperation
and the spirit of citizenship, that the
rural and social life of the future
may be improved
Sixty club members and friends
attended the benefit ptry given by
the MillwOod Ever Ready All Club
in the MillwOOd Community Hall,
Wednesday evening, March Is. High
prizes were won as follows: For
bridge, George Osborne Scott; for
500, Mrs. Ida Macklin; for jig saw
puzzles, Myrtle Wiley, Emma Rob
bins, Louella Bennett and Charles
Stevenson The refreshments con-
sisted of cake and homemade ice
cream The score pads and tallies
decorated with the four leaf clover
insignia of club work were made ny
Stella Warner, local leader Of the |
Ever Rcadics.
The meeting of the Busy Bee lii |
club, of Greenwood, was held in the !
Grange Hall on Wednesday evening. |
March IS. The meeting was called |
to order by our president, Elizabeth |
Belts. The roll call and the minutes |
of the previous meeting were then |
read by our secretary. Kathryn /
StaytOn. New committees were 9p-
pointed. Genevieve Fike and Louise |
Christopher were appointed for ;he (
refreshmcnt committee and Jane |
Nickols and ElnOra Fawlor as the
program committee. Leurita Belts |
and Mabel Christopher then led the
following program. A game was
played and then Naomi HOchstcd.cr
read a poem. Lcuriir Belts then ia
vored MS with solo Mabel Christie
pher and ElnOT Fowler plyed a pi-
anO duet. The play that was given
by Evelyn Wiley and Louise Chris
topher was very much enjoyed. Ma
hel christopher then recited poem.
The program was concluded with
some riddles and jokes by Ruth
Tucker and a solo by ElnOra For-
Ter. The meeting was then adjourn
ed for The social hour, and Evelyn
Wiley and Pearldean Hamstead
took charge of the refreshments. We
were abundantly served with candy,
cakes and doughnuts. The meeting
was then adjourned.
A successful meeting OF the live
wires was held Friday, March l7th,
in the home of Laurence and Leon
Wilson, near Bridgcvillc. The mem
bcrS of the Live Wires voted ununi-
mOusly TO have Il Depression Party
in the late spring. Those Interested
watch for the date. A motion was
made and carried that the Sewing
Club Girls make u quilt which will {
be sold for the benefit of sending
boys and girls 10 short course this S
summer. The boys are also giving !;
q bake, April 18TH, at Sullivau'S I
store, in Bridgcyillc
Miss Margaret Hastings aud Miss ,
Ruth Rust cooked and served a
supper which was
eaten. according TO the best of au- =
on social etiquet, by the {
members: Cora Seely, .
wilkins, Louise Nelson, $
and Nelson Cannon.
The menu was as follows: ,
Cream of pea soup, saltincs, pre- I
served sweet pOtatOes, pigs in a;
vegetable salad, buttcrcd I
rolls, peaches, cake, cocoa.
Miss Moore. county club agent, (
gave brief summary of the meet
ng of the link members and officers :
lf the All Clubs which meet in the
Century Club building of George ,,
own on March Sth. After all. busi-
less had been transacted the meet
ng was turned over to the program /,
committee.
The program follows:
Our Hired Man, by Rcba Adams;
sorrows. by Roy Adams; The Girl
Who Smiled, by Cora Seely; Lines
Written in March, Leon Wilson. Jlc
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