Milford chronicle., 1933-02-24
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20. The business of the evening wa
a discussion of means of earnini
some money. The club is planning
10 give a jig-saw puzzle and bingl
party in the MillwOod COmmunit.
Hall on March IS. The prices will
be 25 cents which will include re
freshments. Prizes will be given Il
winners in the games. Proceeds
from the affair will make it possible
for some members of the club t.
attend the Junior Short Course a
Newark in June.
Following the business meeting
refreshments were served by the
hostess and the evening ended with
a social hour.
Caroline County 4-H Boys
Kent County (Delaware) was well
represented at the annual banquet
of Caroline County tMaryland) All
BOYS which was held at the Ridgely
Church House on Tuesday evening,
February 81. Those to attend were
Lyndon Caulk, local leader. and Ed
ward Schabinger, president. of the
Woodside Dairy Club; Francis Dill,
local leader, and Burton Willis,
president of the MillwoOd Dairy
Club; James Davis, Philip Keller
and George Robbins of the Millwood
Dairy Club, and Helen ComstOck,
county All leader. This is the sec
ond year that the Kent county club
members have accepted the invita-
tion from their All neighbors over
the State line and it is such gath
erings that have developed a fine
feeling of fellowship among All
members.
WOOdside Dairy Club
The Woodside Dairy Club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sapp
of Magnolia on Thursday evening,
February l6. The meeting was call
ed to order by the president, Ed
ward Schabinger. Election of Off
GERS followed the report of the sec
Ietary, Violet R. Sapp. The officers
for the ensuing year are: Presi-
dent Edward Schabinger; vice pres
ident, Carol Norris; secretary, Elsie
Sapp; treasurer, Francis Berry;
sergeant -at-arms. Benjamin Marko-
witz; local leader, Lyndon Caulk,
Jr.; assistant leader, Leonard Sapp;
reporter, Violet Sapp.
A committee was appointed to
plan the club programs and goals
for the year. They are Carlton
Hughes, Herman McGinnis, Lyndon
Caulk, Carol Norris, Violet and
Leonard Sapp. This committee is
planning to meet at the home Of
Lyndon Caulk on Tuesday evening,
February 2S.
The program of the evening was
entirely a musical one, with saxo-
phone solo by Wallace Caulk, vocal
solos by Catherine Hardy and Leo
nard Sapp, a duet by Elsie and En-
ma Sapp and group singing by all.
The next meeting of this club will
be an installation meeting in the
Woodside Church. To this, all club
members in the county are invited
to attend.
Blue Hens Chicks All Club
The annual meeting of the. Blue
Hens Chicks All Club was held in
the Capital Grange Hall on Monday,
February 13. The program for the
evening was in charge of Pauline
Dixon AMI included the following:
Club pledge by all.
Greeting, Frederick Reynolds, the
president.
Recitation, Olive French.
Trumpet solo. Franklin Loper.
Talk, Helen Comstock.
Jewsharp and harmonica duet,
Paul Carey and Adolphus Reynolds.
Recitation, Dorothy Craig.
Skit, Advertising for an African
Hunter" Phyllis Nelson, Frederick
Reynolds, Russell Bullock.
Recitation, Virginia Reed.
Recitation, Lorraine French.
Playlet, Fixing the Line Fence"
Phyllis Dixon and Homer Jones.
Group singing.
A social hour and refreshments
followed the program.
Blue Hens 4-H Club
The Blue Hens All Club members
at their meeting held in the Oak |
Grove school house on Monday eve
ming. February 20. decided to accept
the invitation of the Millwood Dairy |
and the Millwood Ever Ready Clubs
for a joint meeting to be held in the
Millwood Community Hall. March /
was set as a tentative date for this
gathering.
Wildwood Dairy Club
The Millwood Dairy Club met In
the Community Hall for installation
of officers on Wednesday evening,
February Is. The new officers are
Burton Willis. president: Wilbur
Warner. vice president; George
Robbins. secretary; Eugene Eisen-
brey, treasurer, and Harold Marvel,
sergeant-at-arms.
Happy-GO.Lueky Club
The Happy. Go-Lucky Club met at
the home of Margaret Minner of
Houston on Friday evening, Febru-
ary II. The speaker of the evening
was Miss Louise Whitcomb, County
Home Demonstration Agent whose
topic was handicraft possibilities to
supplement the club program. II
was decided that the first problem
would be recaning chairs. A pro-
gram consisting of musical num-
bers and readings was given, fol-
lowed by social hour and refresh
ments. Helen Comstock, county club
agent was present and extended an
invitation 10 the club to attend the
installation meeting of the Wood
side Dairy Club on March 16.
Achievement pins were awarded to :
several members who had satisfac- !
torily completed their projects.
WEATHER STRIPPING
Emergency weather stripping !