Milford chronicle., 1935-06-07
SCHEDULE FOR
HOMEMAKERS
CLUBSFOR JUNE
Hot Weather Menus To
Be Subject Of 2 Exten-
sion Training Schools
For Leaders.

The schedule of hOmemakeTs
clubs for June is as follows. Subject
for the afternoon is Hot Weather
Meals" All meetings called fol
1880 p. M:
June 7-FeltOn. Mrs. H. Masten.
June S-Canterbury, Mrs. IOsept
June 1O-Hickman, Community
June 11-oak Grove, Community
Hail.
June 12-KentOn, Mrs. Russell
Carey.
June 1S-viola. Mrs. Harry Frash-
June 14AFsrmington, Mrs. Clara
June 15-Rising Sun, Mrs. John
FarrOw.
June 16-Fraziers. Mrs. William
Thomas.
June 17-Hazlettville. Mrs. Will
liam Webb.
June 1S-smyrna. Mrs. John Lock-
June 19-CheswOld. Mrs. P. L.
June 25-Jones Neck. Mrs. George
Thompson.
June 26-Leipsic. Community
Hall.
June 27-HoustOn. Community
Hall.
June 2S-Down's Chapel, Com
munity Hall.
In preparation for the warm days
that are bound to come soon, Miss
Pearl Macdonald, of Newark, met 20
women last week who were chosen
as leaders from their Home Demon
stration groups. She gave demon
stration on "Hot Weather Meals"
consisting of several crisp, cool sal
ads and many different fresh fruit
desserts. These leaders are giving
back the information to their clubs
this month.
The clubs represented and their
leaders are as follow: Leipsic, Mrs.
Charles Cole, Mrs. William Maclary;
Downs Chapel, Mrs. Lester Cock.
Mrs 'Tlinsey Trultt; CheswOid, Mrs.
Abe Vaughn, Mrs. w. E. Barcus;
Kenton, Mrs. Gilbert Davis, Mrs.
Clifford Clark; Pennington. Mrs.
Clara Hall, Mrs. Arthur Layton;
Andrewville, Mrs. Earl Griffith, Mrs.
Meta Morris; Laws, Mrs. Arthur
Taylor. Mrs. Thomas Robbins; Jones
Neck, Mrs. James Short, Mrs. FOs-
ter Jones; Harrington, Mrs. E. }.
Smith. Mrs, r. A. Salisbury; Oak
Grove, Mrs. Arthur Dawes. Mrs.
Morris Frazier. rJ.: FELTON,. Mrs.
BENJAMIN Hughes, Mrs. D. A. Petry;
MillwOOd, Mrs. Duane Lynn. Mrs.
Bess Shew: Canterbury, Mrs. E. HI
Richter, Mrs. Kersey Walters; Vio-
Ia, Mrs. George White. Mrs. HOus-
ton Short; Hazlettville, Mrs. Ed
ward Knight, Mrs. NJ. Davidson;
Smyrna and Rising Sun as hostess
clubs were allowed to have all MEM
bers present.
These meetings were arranged by
Miss Louise r. WhitcOmb. Home
Agent of Kent cOun-
ty.
The following women. serving as
leaders for demonstrations for their
resDective Home Demonstration
Clubs during the month of June, met
in the office of the County Home
Demonstration Agent In Georgetown
ON Friday, May 81, for the purpose
of receiving instructions and max
ing demonstration kits on "Dyeing.
Mrs. Mary E. BOyce and Mrs.
Tindale. Laurel. leaders for the
BROAD Greek Home Demonstration
rIuh: Mrs. Viva O'Bier. SeafOrd,
leader for Reliance Club; Mrs. An
ma Hall and Mrs. Nellie Williams
leaders for the Ep-
Club; Mrs. Emily
Thompson and Mrs. e. T. Hammond
Milford. leaders for the Shawnee
club: Mrs. Julia Ellis and Mrs.
Mildred f. Cooper. Delmar. leaders
or the Columbia Club; Mrs. Lillian
.ittletOn and Mrs. Francis Morgan
leaders for the Nantl-
,oke Club; Mrs. Edna Collins and
,Irs. Minnie Beauchamp, Delmar.
eaders for the Delmar Club; Mrs.
;allie Thompson and Mrs. Jessie
lingo, HarbesOn, leaders for the
IarbesOn Club.
In these days of economy, many
lid fashioned tricks and devices are
'eing used for the purpose of salts
wing the desire for new and fresh
ned up garments and household
mems and other necessary house
lold articles. Dresses that are not
worm but streaked and faded; old
.arments frightened up to be re-
modelled for the children; dingy lin
erie. dun looking curtains, drapes,
,illows, pOrtieres, bed spreads and
ugs, etc, may all be made to look
ifferent and new by the use Of the {
dye not" provided the proper
mount Of time and thought are US .
a to insure good results.
This month women from the sew =
raj Home Demonstration Clubs are
to discuss and demon
rate at the regular club meetings
he points that contribute TO sue I
essful dyeiDg. These women spent
luch time at the above named meet I
lg actually experimenting with :
yes; dyeing different kinds Of fab
es and noting the reactions OF I
Dlor to the different fabrics. remov- I
* old color and re-dyelng OF fab 6
cs; softening or graying down coll :
! tones BY the use Of compliment !