Milford chronicle., 1934-05-04
4-HUUB NOTES

The Greenwood Sewing Club met
In the Elementary School building
Wednesday evening, with an attend
ance of Is. The meeting was called
TO order by the president. Zelda
Speicher, and the minutes were
read by the secretary, Kathryn
Stayton.
After reports by the girls on sew
ing, done since the last meeting, the
County Club Agent advised them in
dividually, regarding sewing, still to
be done. A complete garment, a
very attrctive dress, was exhibited
by Zelda Speicher
A hike and picnic was planned
for the second Saturday in May. The
following committee was appointed,
to take charge of the games, Louise
Christopher, Mabel Christopher, Sue
Webb and Naomi IIOchstedler.
After the business meeting had
been adjourned, the meeting was
turned over to the Recreation Com
mittee, composed of Jane Nichols
and Ruth Tucker. An excellent pro-
gram had been prepared. 1t consist
ed of jokes by Mabel Christopher,
play entitled THE Right Way to
Live" written by Jane Nichols, and
acted by Zelda Speicher. Evelyn
Wiley, Louise Christopher and Jane
Nichols. A solo. THE Last Round
Up" Jane Nichols, accompanied by
Mabel Christopher. A reading by
Kathryn StaytOn. A song by Naomi
HOchstedler. Sue Webb. Katherine
Hamstead, Ruth Tucker, Jane Mich
OILS and Isabel Russell. The last
number on the program was a
round, sung by Mabel Christopher,
Ruth Tucker, Jane Nichols and lisa
bel Russell
After playing "COotie" delicious
cake and candy were served by the
TefTeshment committee, composed of
Naomi HOchstedler and Sue Webb.
The Live Wires, a club composed
of 43 girls and boys, living west of
Bridgeville, gave bingO party. in
the SmithVille Community Hall, Fri
day evening. Such bingO fans did
the crowd prove, that playing did
not cease until a very late hour.
twenty-five prizes were donated by
members of the club. AT the con-
clusion of the games, delicious ice
cream was served. A neat sum was
realized for the short course, to be
held in June. and for tennis equip
ment, and delightful evening was
spent by all present.
The 25 health clubs, composed of
between five hundred and twenty
five and five hundred and fifty girls
and boys in the Georgetown, Stock
ley. GOdwins, RoXana, Oak Grove,
Williamsville, HollymOunt, EldoradO,
West Hill, Whites Chapel, Broad
kiln, Prime Hook Neck, Cedar Grove,
Greenwood, Fishers, Smiths, !
Kings, Rawlins, Sycamore. O'Neals. !
and Bethel Schools, are planning a
variety of celebrations, during the |
month of May, when they will COM
plete their work, and receive their |
club pins.
The health program for the year
will have consisted of weighing the |
club members three times, i'm mea-
surfing and in examining them once |
In having them check-up periodical
ly on food. and other health habits,
and in holding monthly meetings
with them. At these meetings, body
building foods, care of the body,
games, care of the teeth.
he responsiveness of nail biting and
nature study have been emphasized.
1t is most conclusive to health, to
)e happy and interested in ones sur
The girl and boy who
rave their eyes and ears open for
he beautiful and interesting in ma
ure will never find life dull, nor
lrab. no matter how little of ma
erial wealth and luxury befalls their
OF.
The Betsy Ross 4SH Club met at
he home of Grace Rash on Wednes- :
ay evening, April 25th. Final plans
we're made for the food sale which
he club held on Friday, on the lawn
t Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Berry's
ome. The proceeds from the sale
1ill be used toward sending mem
ers to the junior short course. In.
pite of rainy weather. the sale was
ute successful.