Milford chronicle., 1934-10-05
4.HGUB NOTES

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ties, canning, gardening, the pro
ducing of farm crops, and the car
of livestock, together with sports
,picnics, and good times generally
the first September club meeting
vas held at Dagsboro Monday eve
ming, September 10.
The LabOramus Club, composed o
club members from the Millville
Dagsboro and Frankford cOmmuni
ties, met at the nOme of Evelyr
Johnson. With great regret. the clul
accepted the resignation o! its mos
efficient president, Joan Steele, who
was leaving to specialize in music
end dramatics at Hodd C1':cse. Md
After the opening of the meeting, an
election was held and the following
officers elected: Evelyn Johns On
president, and Gladys Steele, secIe-
tary-treasure: AT the conclusion of
the meeting, delicious refreshments
were served by The hostess.
Wednesday. September 10. the
Sussex County Links, an Organiza-
tiOn of outstanding All Club men,
bers, and ex-cluD members met i'll
the county club agents apartment in
Georgetown to hold its fall meeting.
A county banquet was planned for
October 10. The banquet TO be held
in the COOlspring Community Hall.
The president, Frances Passwaters,
appointed the following committees
TO prepare for it: Geneva Pepper,
Ada Chapel, Robert Maull. dccora-
tions; Charles Jones, Arthur Hand
ley, speaker; Frances Passwaters.
Margaret Hastings, music.
Thursday. September 13, the
Greenwood Senior Club met in the
Firemen's Hall. The meeting was
called TO order by the president,
Everett Mai AS, it was the first fall
meeting, the minutes were omitted.
The roll was called by the secretary,
Norma Powell. A report on club lAO-
jects was made. The program for
the coming year was discussed. and
committees for the October meeting
were appointed.
Friday, September IA the Wooden
hawk Live Wires met at the home
of Reba Adams. In the absence of
the president. Margaret Hastings,
who was attending a club dance in
Kent county, the meeting was call
ed to order by the secretary, Cora
Seeley. After committees had been
apopinted, and other business mat
ters attended to, report was made
on a camp of a week, held at Oak
Orchard by the club At the cOnclu-
sion of the meeting, delicious re-
freshments. consisting of ice cream
and cake were served by the hostess.
Saturday. September Is. the Up
and Doing Clu bOf COolspring met
at the home of Louise Vaughn. The
meeting was called to order by the
president. Julia Bryan. and. i'm the
absence of the secretary, the roll |
was called by the treasurer. Marga-
ret Rust On hearing a report of the |
treasiSer, the club voted to have a |
theatre party in tho near future. |
Work for the coming year was dis
cussed and refreshments. consisting
of fruits. We're served.
Tuesday. September IS. the Sea-
ford Club met at the home OF Mar
garet, Caroline. Jesse and Melvin |
Mheatley. In the absence of the !
president and vice president, the !
meeting was called to order by the |
secretary, Grace Locates. Four new
members Joined the club. At the :
of the business meeting,
games were played. After which de-
licious lemonade and cookies were
served by the hosts and hostesses.
Wednesday, September ~. the
Sewing Club met in the
School Building. The
meeting was called to order by the
president, Zelda Speicher. Sewing
or the coming year was planned.
md AN out-of-dOor meeting, includ-
ug a doggie roast at the presidents,
vas planned for the October meet
ng.
Thursday, September 20, the Lau-
rel Club met at the home of Fran
res, Kathryn and Bryan Klatt. Af-
er holding a business meeting, the
,lub adjourned to the woods. where
/ most enjoyable picnic supper was
looked.
Friday. September 81, the Lewes
Tub met in the CoOlspring Hall.
rhe meeting was called to order by
he president. Margaret Vincent and
he minutes read by the secretary,
edwin johnson. Plans were discus
led for the approaching banquet.
rhe club adjourned, after the bus
ness meeting. in order to permit
iome of the members to attend
second meeting.
Monday. September "A. the Mil
ord High Flyers met at the home
If Katherine, Violet and Gladys Hos
edler. The meeting was called to
,rder by the vice president, Rather
ne HCstedler. The work of the
resent year was discussed and :
,lans made for the coming year. A
,icnic was planned, when the can
ling club members, including
ounger group of girls. would re- c
eive their club pins. II gave the
lub great pleasure to have with ii
Eleanor StaytOn, a recent graduate
# Beacom's Business School. 1t
vas with great regret. that the club
earned that one of its members. t
Toilet Hostedler, had undergone an I
peration for appendicitis in the t
Iilford Emergency Hospital.
Tuesday, September 25, the C
Georgetown Club met at the home G
f Loelita Wilson. In the absence of v