Milford chronicle., 1934-02-23
All CLUB NOTES
FOR THE WEEK

The big event among the 4-H
/ Clubs scattered over Sussex County,
was the St Valentine party given by
the Greenwood. Bridgeville and Mil
| ford clubs the evening of February
| l4th. This was the second, in a
series of three large parties. to be
| given by groups OF All Clubs, to
, which, all of the older club men,
hers in Sussex and the leaders and
officers of the clubs in Kent, are in
| vited. One hundred and seventy-iiye
club members from Sussex County.
and a few officers from Kent, attend
ed the st. Valentine party, which
was held in the Greenwood Fire
mems Hall.
The program consisted of music,
readings and playlets, followed by
games and dancing. At the close of
the evening ice cream and cake were
served
All of the three clubs, entertain
ing contributed largely TO the tre-
mendOus success of the party, hut
especial mention should be made of
Charles Jones. president and leader
OF the Greenwood Club. and most
efficient committee, composed of
Pauline Jones and Nancy Wright of
the Bridgeville Club, and Norma
Powell, Pauline McIlvaine, Junior
Johnson and Everett Mail of the
Greenwood Club Planning the pro-
gram. cleaning and decorating the
hall, receiving the guests, and put
ting on the games were among the
responsibilities of the committee.
The Ali Club members wish TO
express their appreciation to the
Greenwood Fire Company for lend ,
ing them their hall, and to Mrs. A.
o. Baker, for her assistance in plan
ming the party, and for the use of
her decorations.
The third and last party in the
series is to be ST. Patrick's party.
held in the Cool Spring Community
Hall. The following clubs are Civ /
ing il. the Lewes Senior Club. the /
Georgetown Club. the Laurel Club. /,
and the All Club, composed of girls 8
and boys attending the Lord Balti-
more School. As was the case. with
the other two parties in the series,
all club members in the county of
high school age. and the leaders and
officers of the Kent County clubs are
invited to be present. The exact date /
in March will be announced later.
On Tuesday a gold watch valued !
at $4,000 was awarded Ruby Sandom
of the Woodenhawk Club as Canning
Club champion of Delaware. Ruby
canned several hundred jars of
fruits, vegetables and meats, besides
making large quantities of grape
juice. jellies. preserves and pickles.
The Westville All Club met at the
home of their leader. Isaac Thomas.
on Friday evening, February 10th,
with fourteen members present. The
of entering the All
Dramatic Contest was discussed but
no decision was made.
Officers for the new year were
elected as follows: President, Ray
mond Morton; vice-president, Joe
Link; secretary, Dolly Seebick; trea-
surer, Willard Long; reporter, Mary
COmegys.
The WOOdside All Dairy Club met
at the home of Catherine and Marie
on Thursday evening,
18th. AS this meeting
marked the close of the club year,
officers were elected for the coming
year. They are as follows: Presi-
dent. Carol Norris; vice-president,
Francis Berry; secretary, Carlton
Hughes; treasurer, Edward Scha-
Dinger; Sergeant-at-arms, Robert
Clark; reporter, Martha Berry, and
Ocal leaders, Lyndon Caulk. Jr., and
Leonard Sapp. i
The club decided to take part in :
he All Club Dramatic Contest and {
,hose as their play, MISS Milly
Wins" The cast has not yet been