Milford chronicle., 1935-02-22
All CLUB NOTES

hiuBs " WHICH a HAAfttA dNAl4oSAoA
was charged. Zelda Speicher, pFesi-
dent Of the club and her very ef-
ficient committees are to be con-
graduated on the success Of the
party.
The club bore the full RESPONSE
bility of securing the hall, decOrat-
ing it, providing the refreshments,
and arranging the program. The
hall lent by the fremen, was dec
GRATED with red and white crepe
paper, and red hearts. The pro-
gram consisted of accordion, piano,
and vocal selections, readings and
games. The refreshments were cakes
and fruit punch. Forty-three girls
and boys were present.
The SeafOrd Hustlers gave a St.
Valentines party Thursday evening
in the Wesley Community Hail which
proved a big success In spite of pour
ling rain, and terrible roads. Forty
one girls and boys were present.
Clubs from both Greenwood and
Bridgeville were represented. The
program consisted of instrumental
and vocal selections, tap dancing,
and a minstrel show, followed by
games. g. e
The club was most appreciatiye Of
the music furnished by Virginia King
and Hildry Banning OF BridgeFille.
The hall had been most attractjvely
decorated by the president, Calvin
FriedeI, and fine committee. The
treasurer of the club, Margaret
Wheatley showed a great deal. of
executive ability in her handling Of
the business end of the entertain
ment.
The Woodenhawk Club met at the
home of Hazel and Sallie Rust in
Redden. Friday evening, where it
was delightfully."- entertained. The.
meeting was called to order by the.
president, Louise Nelson. who. in
the absence of the secretary appoint.
ed Ruth Rust temporary secretary.
Plans were made to give away 4
very lovely quilt made by members
of the club. ~, ---=' .-r
The committee reported that the
play to be entered in the county
contest had been selected. The. cast
was discussed and chosen. 1t will
consist of Charlotte White, Virginia
HOrsey, Louise Nelson, Ruth Rust,
Elsie Handley, Lyle McDowelli Ar-'
thur Hlndley and. Levin Tull.is )
Thel club enjoyed Thoroughly the
music, so generously rendered by
friends of the Rust family. y
Delicious refreshments consisting
of ice cream, two .FsRds OF cake, and
pop corn balls were served. SIS /.
Before adiQnrHing, the club an I.
thOrized the president to write Mat
gaFet Hastings, former president and
leader Of the club, now in training
in a Philadelphia hOspltals a letter
expressing the clubs appreciation
of her untiring efforts In its behalf
Final arrangements have been
completed for the All Club Dramatic I
Contest to be- held in the auditorium
of the Caesar Rodney School. Cam
dey-WyOming. on Thursday evening, |
February 2Sth.
There will be seven plays given1
so it will be necessary to begin the
program promptly at ,7.30, Herman
McGinnis, president Of the County
Chapter of the Link; the Organiza-
ton which sponsors the affair will !
have charge of the evening. An sr-.
chestra will furnish music between
the plays. /
The judges for the contest are Mr..
George Fl. Henry, principal of the.l
Dover Pubic School, Mr.. Bailey'f
Thomas. and Miss Anne Evans of
Camden. ....
The following are the plays to be
given. What GFandmother's Know"
by the Cardinal Club Of Houston.
Mrs. Mason (the mOtherl Pauline
Dawson. @' - t--- [
Julie Mason cher .daushter) FIor-S
ence Messick. .....- ..,. .,.-
Mrs. Smith (the grandmotherl|
Martha Counselman! .'' -... I
Thurman Whitney 1.-THE boy) Bob1
Murphy. .s.1
Lottie (the hired girD Mary Vim
yard.
Time-AfternOon of May, 1890.
"a Bargains a Bargain" by the
Harrington Live Wires
Alec Smith, Bill Parker.
Clara Smith. Hazel Hamilton.
Monty Brown. Alvin Brown.
George Brown, Margaret Gray.
Fred Howe. Randall Knox.
Anne Howe. Rernice Cain. --'
Place-Apartment of Monty Brown.
Time-October.
ses /
"A Juliet for JIM" by the Blue
Hens Chicks of Oak Grove.
Jim Morgan "a handsome young
'armer) Franklin Jones. Ii
Drusy Stolen (plain, sincere young
girl whose one beauty is her hair)
Phyllis Dixon. Ii
Helga Swenson "a thin, unhappy,
;irD Hazel Meredith.
Mrs. Maslin (helpful neighbor)
Dorothy Marker.
Lars Larsen Cthe village under
aker) Linwood Bullock.
Elmer" by Smyrna Wide-Awakes.
Elmer Collier III years old) Z.
Reynolds Bradley,
Susan Collier ZIG tomorrow) En-
ly DOwnes. h
Jeanie Collier Q7l Erika Reiman.
jamie Collier (heP tWiul Ruth Jeand