Milford chronicle., 1933-10-13
4-HGUB NOTES


the Nelson's. There were 26 members
present. The president, Herman
Fountain, being absent, the vice
president, Margaret Hastings, called
the meeting to order. During our
"old business" discussion, the $500
profit frcm the quilt we made and
chanced off last spring was brought
to mind. Miss Moore and Margaret
Hastings read and explained impor-
tint points 10 canning club girls ! E.
garding their exhibit in Chicago this
fall. Decided to meet with Miss
Moore after school Wednesday after
noon, October II, at Margaret Hast
ings to can liver and chicken for the
exhibit The 4-H Club banquet is to
be October 26 in the Grange Hall in
Georgetown. All members were urg-
ed to go. Every one is requested to
go in costume. Miss Moore equested
all records be gotten to her soon and
explained the possibility of winning
the trip to Chicago.
Accepted Arthur Handlsy's invita-
tiOn to meet at his home next time,
first Friday night in the month, our
regular meeting night.
Louise Nelson and Cora Seely
were put on the program committee
and Virginia Horsey and Reba Ad-
ans on the recreation committee for
the next meeting.
Miss Moore explained the health
project and showed us quite a num-
Der of pictures of people who the
world pays for being healthy. She
also gave the girls outline of their
cooking project for this year.
Moved and seconded that We ac-
cept the Seaford clubs invitation to
joint them in giving a party, the Fri
day night after Thanksgiving, De-
cember l, and invite the officers of
the older clubs in the county and
some in Kent county.
The program committee for the
party is composed of Arthur Hand |
ley. Cora Seely. Levin Tull, Marga-
ret Hastings, Louise Nelson and Re-
ba Adams.
Refreshment committee: Ruth |
Rust, Charlotte White, Nelson Can
non AMI Donald Nelson.
Miss Moore advised us that our
club made $4,000 in the All Club
booth our day at the fair. The whole
county made about $4,000. Our club
and Seaford were the two clubs
which made the most.
The following officers were elect
ed: President, Margaret Hastings;
vice president, Donald Nelson; sec
retary, Laura Seely; treasurer, Lev
in Tull.
Moved and seconded that we ad-
journ.
Refreshments were served. We
played several games and departed.
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The first 4-H club meeting of the
season was held at the home of
Elisha Steele, near Dagsboro, Mon
day evening, October 2. The follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Joan Steele; vice president, Eldrid
Kress; ecretary-treasurer, Hilda
Calhoun s-as-ss g - x
Reports were made on last years
projects and work for the coming
year was outlined. A picnic and ,
steak broil, to be held at Sandy
Landing was planned for Saturday ,
afternoon, October IA.
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THE Garden Club of Kings School ,
under the leadership of Mrs. Paul {
Hoch, and the Garden Club of Cod :
wins School, under the leadership {
of Miss Elva Conaway, celebrated !
the occasion of the awarding of the !
All club pins to their members, by :
serving hunters stew, made of vege- r
tables, raised in the various gar :
dens.
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The Seaford Hustlers held it's first .
meeting of the season, in the Reli- !
ance Community Hall, Tuesday eve J
ming. The officers, consisting of
James White, president; Grace Le- r.
Gates, secretary, and Lois Hill, p
treasurer, were all present. Work i
for the coming year was planned n
and committees were appointed to 2
put on program, and to serve re- a
freshments for the next meeting. 1t y
was decided to invite the Wooden f
hawk Club to join with the club in p
giving a party in the Reliance Hall r
Friday evening, November "a, to n
which party. officers of the various Q
clubs in Kent and Sussex counties K
were to be invited. q
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Wednesday evening, a committee CT
of the Sussex Links met at the home n
of Mrs. Edward Boehm, near Sea- q
ford, chairman of the committee. to is
plan the annual banquet to be held a
evening, October 26. The h
banquet will be served by Midland N
Grange, Georgetown, in the Grange IL
Hall. The program will be quite a Ii
departure from those Of last year. n
In keeping with the season, the spir- n
Il of fun will prevail. r
At the request of the committee, p
F. T. Warrington, of the George G
own High School faculty, met with "
t to plan the games. G.
Mr.. Warrington kindly consented
o take charge of the games the eve in
hing of the banquet, and to all per- n
sons, knowing Mr.. Warrington, this re-
means that they will go over big. re
All All club members in Sussex, te
Gent and New Castle, their relatives h,
ind friends are eligible to attend. m
There is only one thing that will cC
init it, and that is the size of the al
lall. 1t can seat 160 only A word to a
he wise, get your tickets early. The th
,ficers in the various clubs will ri
lave them for sale next week. A,
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To date the health program has sh
'een launched in the following st
lubs: Stockley, GodWins. Kings H.