Milford chronicle., 1935-06-07
IN Club NOTES

" mr. anu AFh. LAalAta Giule
plans we're made and committees ap
pointed for arranging for a CHECKER
salad supper. This will be served Il
Comegys School on Wednesday eve
ming, June y, beginning at o'clock
The members Of the general com.
mittee are Morris King, Thelma
Lister, Marion Hutcbins and Edna
Schuler. The following people In
the community viii assist the yOung
people In preparing the supper, Mrs.
Charles, Cute, Mrs John Ellings-
worth, Mrs. George Hunt, Mrs. Her
bert Hutchins, Mrs. Carlton King
and Mrs. Foster Jones. Mrs Noah
Lober is acting in an advisory ca
paeity. -.
II was decided to charge IS cents
for the supper, including dessert.
The evening will be taken up by
playing bingo.
The proceeds Of the evening will
be used for scholarships to the Jun-
iOr Short Course, June 10. The Lead
ers, Mrs. Carlton King and Charles
Clue feel that as the club Is newly
organized the experience Of spend
ing the week at Newark with other
club members all over the State will
be a great benefit TO those who are
privileged to attend.
The month Of May and the first
week in June has been picnic time
for the "a Health Clubs in Sussex
county. Each of these clubs has par
ticlpated in a picnic, held at the
beach, or, in the woods, OF, In
some cases, on the school grounds.
Committees of club members. ap-
pointed by the presidents Of the
clubs have planned the picnics, with
the assistance of local club adyis-
ors, and the County Club Agent.
They have assisted with refresh
ments, equipment, etc, and they
have taken charge of games.
These picnics are termed achieve
ment picnics, in, that, they marx
the completion of the units Of work,
undertaken by the clubs. and, they
are the occasion on which the All
pins are awarded.
OF the eight hundred and seventy
two girls and boys enrolled in var
iOus club projects. in the county
more than five hundred are mem
beFs of health clubs.
The object of these clubs is to en-
courage a balanced diet. bodily
cleanliness, correct posture, an
abundance of fresh air and an album
dance of sleep. Methods employed
are daily inspection, weekly scoring
and weighing and measuring at in
tervals. The making of posters, the
telling of health stories, the acting
OF health playlets, and the partici-
pating in active games were largely
utilized as educational factors.
The May meeting of the Bridge
VILE Club, composed of older club
members, was held at the home of
Louis Galloway. There was a large
attendance. The election of a presi-
dent, resulted in Louis Galloway
being unanimously elected.
The Short Course, to be held June
1922, was discussed and the club
decided TO send three members, Ro-
berta Corey, Coulter Passwaters and
Louis Galloway.
The host served delicious punch
and cakes.
The two clubs Of Glendale held a
Joint picnic Monday evening in the s
lovely park in the Glendale swamp. {
were present. DOggies {
and marshmallows were roasted ov-
er the fire place. Later on games q
were enjoyed. =
The club members said that they \
would like to have a picnic every G
week.
The Milford Club met at the home h
of Bette Sterner. The attendance
vas small due to the busy season. J
The hostess served delicious salad '
and sandwiches. 3
The Coolspring Club met at the ! !
lOme of Louise Vaughn on Saturday :,
afternoon with only one member alb :,
ient. OF the II members, fifteen are :
planning to attend the State Short =, !,
Course. The members Of the CLUB 3
we're pleased to welcome Sara =,
Walls as a new member. te
The hOstesses were Julia Bryan "
nd Margaret Rust. Delicious lem
made and cakes we're served.
Trinity COlOred Club held its
program, Thursday
Vening, May %. There was a very 81
me exhibit of sewing and an ex- m
interesting program had
cen arranged. d;
The teachers from the MillsborO
olored School and seven club mem- 81
ers attended, bringing an exhibit OF m
ewing and contributing several
umbers on the program. th
Albert Farley awarded the 4-H Cl
Mb pins and Miss Anne B. Moore in
ade a talk on 10Y in Life" m
MillsbOro ColoTed Club held It's A
program Tuesday eve fl
ing, May rs. A large exhibit and q tn
sry elaborate program consisting gr
pageants, playlets and music had HI
zen planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horner. teachers OF
Ie Trinity School, and five club
embers attended and rendered sew
al selections on the program. Sc
iss Anne B. Moore made q short ''
Tx and awarded the club pins. ba
The Delaware delegation to the
,tlonaI Camp In Washington COM Cl
,sed of Ruth Rust, BridgeVille,
ice Weldin, Newark. Stimsoa
lstbnrn. Newark, and Edward
habinger, FELTON,, chaperoned by
me B. Moore, Sussex county Club Br
.ent, leaves Wednesday, June IL
+ a weeks stay in the camp. Ay
To be a member Of this camp Is
e finest experience that can come
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