The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1935-04-05
RECREATION SCHOOL IN cEcIL

Quoted and | have trained over ten
thousand people," said Miss Ethel
Bowers at the close of the Recreation
School on Friday evening. The av-
erage attendance of the school March
LIS 20 at the North East High School
was sixty-five with one hundred and
| fifty at the last session. Miss Ethel
Bowers the director of the training
school for leaders of recreation is a
representative of the National Recre-
alton Association of New York City.
She has been loaned to the Extension
Service of the University of Mary
land for two months where she is
now conducting these schools in nine
counties in conjunction with the
home demonstration agent in each
county.
AS an outgrowth of the school nine
Recreation teams have been formed
with the Home Demonstration Agen.
Miss Viola G. Cook as The chairman
of the stearing committee composed
of nine teams. The following are
the teams: Ebenezer Recreation club
Master of Ceremonies, Alfred
Crothers; Active Games, Vernon
Mearns; Quiet Games, Hazel Mearns;
Musical Games, Virginia Armour;
Song Leader, Atlee Armour; Pianist,
Helen Astle; Chairman, Mura.
Armour. Charlestown club-Master
of Ceremonies, Mrs. Clifton Gibson;
Active Games, Mrs. Nelson Mccall;
Quiet Games, Mrs. John Owens;
Musical Games, Mrs. William Henry;
Sond Leader, Mrs. Theo. Gather;
Pianist, Mrs. Albert Graham; Mrs.
Clifton Gibson, Chairman. Aiken
club-Master of Ceremonies, Mrs.
Abner Burrows; Active Games, Miss
Betty Leslie and Miss Evelyn Whit
aker; Quiet Games, Mrs. R. F. Les
lie; Musical Games, Mrs. Carol
Thomas; Song Leader, Mrs. Carroll
Thomas; Pianist. Mrs. Stanley Craig;
Chairman, Mrs. Abner Burrows.
Bay View Recreation Club-Master
of Ceremonies, Rev. E. C. Woodward;
Active Games, Mrs. William Janney;
Quiet Games, Evelyn Reed; Song
Leader, Stella Wood; Pianist, Mrs.
e. C. Woodward Chairman, Mrs.
Elsie R. Janney. Colora Recreation
Club-Master of Ceremonies, John
Lippincott; Active Games, Mrs. ]. c,
Emrey; Quiet Games, Mrs. Lily
Ewing; Musical Games, Mrs. John
Lippincott; Song Leader, Mrs. VIM
Lippincott; Song Leader and Pianist,
Mrs. VIM. Jenness; Chairman, Miss
Anne Balderston. Appleton Recre-
alton Club-Master of Ceremonies,
Mrs. J. w. Milburn; Active Games,
Mrs. A. Baus; Quiet Games, Mrs. G.
Mench; Musical Games, Mrs. ]. W..
Milburn; Song Leader, Mrs. E. o..
Ottey; Pianist, Mrs. Louis Heath;
Chairman, Mrs. ]. B. Hobson. Cal
vert Recreation Club--Master of
Ceremonies, Mrs. c. F. Miller; Active
Games, Mrs. M. j. Ewing; Quiet
Games, Mrs. Atlee Armour; Musical
Games, Mrs. Miller Hall; Song Lead
err, Mrs. ]. B. Fassitt; Pianist, Mrs.
Ralph England; Chairman, Mrs. Iva
Mckinney. Lewisville Recreation
Club-Master of Ceremonies, Rev. j..
w. Prettyman; Active Games, Miss
Anna Steele; Quiet Games, Mrs.
Anna Grant; Musical Games, Mrs.
| Clement Mackie, Jr.; Song Leader,
Horace Scott; Pianist, Mrs. c. w.
Mackey, Jr.; Chairman, Mrs. Ray
mond Everett. Childs Recreation
Club-Master. of Ceremonies, Mrs.
Howard Krauss; Active Games, Mrs.
Thodore Purcell; Quiet Games, Mrs.
Howard JONES' Musical Games, Mrs.
w. H. Bouchelle; Song Games, Mrs.
Jos. Scarborough; Pianist, Mrs. Roy
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man.
Representatives attended from the
following organizations: Ten Home
| makers Clubs, Appleton Grange,
Cecil County Farm Bureau, Ebenezer
Social Club, Hytheham Club, Boy
Scouts, Parent-Teachers Association,
Church, Sunday Schools, High
Schools, Ninth District Farmers
Club and Elkton Women's Club.
At the last session on March 20
walking rehearsal of Spring fes-
tival was held. Miss Virginia Arm
our was the May Queen and her at
tendants were the Misses Hazel
Mearns, Marion Graham, Sylvia
Krauss, Margaret Bowers. Phoebe
Mench. Betty Leslie and Evelyn
Whitaker. Mary Theo Gather was
the flower girl.
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