Milford chronicle., 1934-11-16
4.H CLUB NOTES


esting meeting of the Stockle
Health Club. The President of thi
club, composed of twenty-thre
members, is Burton Carlisle. Tn
secretary is Cornelia Marvel.
! Health inspection is carried OF
each morning in the school by {
committee, appointed by the presi
dent, and from the report of th'
committee, it is evident, that 1t is
carried on without fear or favor
Two health plays have been COM
posed, and put on by the members
of the club. The title of one is "The
Vegetable Ring" and that of the
other, 1.-The Girl Who Wouldn't Eat
Vegetables"
The LabOramus Club, not quite as
1igh brow, as the name might inn
ply, met at the home of Wesley Cal
hoon, Monday evening. The newly
elected president, Evelyn Johnson,
of DagsbOTo, presided. The minutes
were read by the secretary, Gladys
Steele, a Junior, in Lord Baltimore
High School. After the business
meeting, games were played, and at
the conclusion of the evening, delic-
ious refreshments, consisting of ice
cream and cake were served by Mrs.
Calhoun.
Tuesday evening the Wooden
hawk Live Wires serenaded two
members, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Warrington, of near BridgeVille,
who had committed matrimOny
short time previously. Forty-siX
club members, together with rela-
tiVes and friends of the bride and
groom, assembly on the lawn CT the
Warrington home, and made the
night hideOus for some time.
Though the bride was terribly
frightened, and the groom somewhat
admitted and hilarious evening
was enjoyed
Wednesday evening, the llenlOpen
Boys Club entertained The Cool
spring Girls club, al II Halloween
party. The prize for the most at |
tractive costume, consisting of Il |
box of candy, was awarded Louise |
Vaughn and the prize for the most |
comic costume, a small knife, was
awarded Spencer Hart.
Games and Halloween fun were
enjoyed to the utmost. Al the cOn-
clusion of the evening, refreshments
consisting Of lemonade, ginger
bread, popcorn balls and apples
were served.
The White Oak Garden club had
a dOgeie roast Thursday during the
noon hour. Al the conclusion Of the
roast, pins were awarded eight club
members.
The County Club Agent attended
meetings of the Health Clubs of the
Williamsville and RoXana schools.
At the Williamsville school, excel
lent suggestions for group games,
were given by several Of the club
members. At the R0xana school, the
principal, Tilghman S. Johnson,
suggested that Il club treasury could
be provided by each club member
paying one penny a month dues.
This would provide fund for an en-
tertainment while giving the menu
bers experience in bookkeeping 90"
A very fine Health club meeting |
was observed in the grades taught
by Mrs Florence Dolby. The careful
observance of parliamentary rules
was noted in the business meeting
and the excellent Interpretation OF
their parts by group of club mem- {
bers, taking part in the health play
let, 1.-The Land of Health" The lead
ing part was taken by Madeline !
Tyre. The president of the club Hs
Viaetta Lewis.
The Georgetown Club met ut the
home of jeanette and Paul Hastings $
evening. The meeting was
called to order by the president, Ada
Mae Warrington, and the roll was 4
called by Doris King, acting secre- :
.ary. The club was pleased to well
come four new members. After Il s
discussion of club projects, an in i
Leresting discussion of poultry and 9
Eggs was conducted by Marian l
Sammons. Vernon Hill and Paul i
Hastings, all students of Vocational /
agriculture. /
At the conclusion of the business
Meeting, games and fortune telling L
we're enjoyed, after which candy, i
md big red juicy apples were serv- t
ID by the hostess and host.
The County Club Agent attended
Health Club meeting in Miss Tay- t
Ior's rooms in the Greenwood ele- | {
nentary school, Friday afternoon. t
The sixth grade Health Club had p
/ lesson in conducting meeting ac- n
.Ording to parliamentary rules. The p
ollowing members gave readinss:- v
ruth Donovan, Roberta Wiley, Lii q
ian Tatman and Eva Walters.
The Health Club, in the 4th and
TN grades organized, electing the C
ollowing officers: Louis Mills, A
resident; Robert Hochstedler, vice n
resident; Jack Reynolds, secretary X
nd Philip Taylor, president. c
Friday evening twenty-five girls
nd boys met at the home of Virgin | c
4 and James Phillips, between Mil | il
on and Milford. and organized All S
'lub. The majority of these girls s.
nd boys attend the Milton High d
chOOl. m
The following officers were elect
d: President, Marie Dodd; vice b.
resident, Virginia Phillips: secre- G
Try, Elizabeth Outten; treasurer. il
leanor Lank. .... Il
At the conclusion of the business a.
leeting, games were played and W
lusic furnished by the club mem
ers, was enjoyed. Several kinds of d;
andy were served and the club adj G.
,urned to meet with Thelma Dick III
-con In January y