Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
4-HGUB NOTES

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The All clothing club of the Boo
ker T. Washington School is hold
ing their achievement program il
the school building on Thursday
evening. May "a, at o'clock. Mrs
Virginia NJ. Rogers, local leader ol
the club, is in charge of the pro-
gram which will be in five scenes
depicting the various achievements
of the members. Scene l is a de-
partment store and shows what the
properly dressed school girl wears
Scene is a demonstration of the
cutting and making of a kimono-
sleeved dress. Scene 3 is a street
scene showing appropriate dress for
the street or for church. Scene is
Sunday afternoon tea featuring
organdy and batiste dressy-dresses.
Scene is the Clean up Chorus. Be-
tween the scenes there will be mus
ical numbers by local entertainers.
Work done by the girls will be on
exhibit and awards will be announc-
ed. The work will be judged by
AAOhAoN H. W hAANOlnbs NfOhnNg
Demonstration Agent. All achieve
ment pins will he presented to all
members who have completed their
project by Helen l.. Comstock.
The thirty club members interest
ed in All Dairy Club work who
made the trip on Saturday, May 10.
to visit the ROtolactOr at the Walk
er-Gordon Plant at Plainsboro. ~
j., pronounced it the most interest
ing trip that they had ever expert
enced. The milk bucket and the
nondescript COW are a far cry from
the RotOlactOr or rotary milking
unit This almost human machine
washes, dries, disinfects and milks
fifty cows in l2h minutes, 240
cows an hour, a complete herd of |
1880 cows every seven hours.
Those who made the trip were
Silus Americus. George Brainard.
Hilda Birmingham. Lewis Brown,
Ernest Coverdale. Raymond Dill.
Walter Downes, Edith Fisher, Vir-
gil. Bruce and Glen Frazier, Wilson
Frazier. Carlton Hughes, Medford
and Ernest Killen. VinOl Kirby.
Randall Knox, James Morrison,
Paul and Elizabeth Neeman. Car
roll Norris. Mildred Rentz. Joseph
Johnson Robbins, Nancy
Edward and Bobby Scha-
1inger. Pauline Shockley and Edgar
iinyard.
The Lewes Senior Club held
Meeting in the COolspring COmmun-
ty Hall, Tuesday evening. to plan
or the making of a tennis court.
)ue to several events in the adioin-
ng communities. the attendance
fas small However, it was decided
D make tennis court. and to meet
or the purpose Tuesday afternoon.
lay %.
The Health club. among the pu-
lis of Godwin's School. held pic
ic Thursday afternoon. Nature
tudy was discussed and at the con-
lusion of the meeting. All pins
'ere awarded ~ club members.
The Health Club. of the Stockley 2
chOol held picnic Friday after 5
oon. The girls and boys in the
lub planned and conducted their {
wn games. The leadership. and the {
displayed were very {
me. The parents furnished delic-
rus cakes. in the greatest abund- {
nee. and the county club agent fur 7
ished lemonade. At the conclusion a
f the afternoon. pins were award 4
/ to % club members. a
The Laurel Up and Doing All
lub met at the home of Pearl Con- d
way Friday evening with l3 of the '
club members present. The meet {
e was called to order by the pres n
ent. Frances Klatt and the min
es were read by the secretary. r
Ora Lee Layton. Plans were made u
r an entertainment to he given in II
e O'Neal's School. early in June.
r the purpose of buying tennis "
uipment.
After the business meeting stood
journed, the meeting was turned
'er to the entertainment commit
e. composed of Melvin Roster and
fred Layton. An automobile game.
apot and up Jenkins were played.
hile the games were being played. .,
e hostess served uncooked peanut y
tier candy.
The Greenwood Sewing Club II
ent on a hike Saturday morning
le girls hiked to the Rawlins place :
iere picnic was held. Frankfur- :
IS. potato salad. Sandwiches.
asted marshmallows. lemonade
d cake were enjoyed. =
The Rawlins place is lovely VI
OF, and it never looked more =
autiful. than it did Saturday NOR
lg with its background of tender
ives and its carpet of wild flow
;. Active games were engaged in
ring the afternoon Before going
me a hike was taken through the
DDS. Everyone returned home tir- ,
hut hannV