Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15
All CLUB NOTES

The Laboramus Club met IN the
John M. Clayton School Monday eve
ming with IA members present. The
meeiing was ealled,,tO order by the
PRESIDENT Evelyn Johnson, and the
inmates were read by the secretary
Gladys Steele. The matter Of wheth-
er or not the club should take part
IN q county dramatic contest was
discussed, and the club decided 10
enter the contest
B Due to bad roads, and weather. the
Recreation Committee had been nm
able 10 prepare a program, so. the
members played bingO, and then ac-
tive games in the hall. The clnb
adjourned to meet the first Monday
evening in March.
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The seafOrd IInstlers met at the
home Of Calvin Friedel, Tuesday eve
ming, with good attendance in
spite Of the slippery roads.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Calvin Friedel. and
the minutes were read by the sec
retary, Catherine Matthews. Final |
plans were made for a st. Valentines
party, to be held Thursday evening.
Feb. IL, in the Wesley Community
Hail.
Tho club discussed. the county dra-
matte contest and decided 10 enter n
After all business had been con-
cluded, the president asked for n
motion of adjournment. and the
meeting was turned over to the Rec
reation Committee. |,
The County Club Agent, and the
girls present were very much in
terested In number Of very lovely !
quilts owned by Mrs. Chas. 4'riedel | /
Not only were these quilts, of very /
lovely designs and cOlOrs. but fbev ,
were very light weight, and warm
que TO- their being padded with wool a
instead OF cotton. Mrs. FFiedel ex- $
pialhed that the padding was not
expensive as she had bought the s
heeees from farmer. and had n
washed and corded them herself. Is
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The Laurel Club meeting which Ii
was to have been held at the home d
OF Hazel and Vera Hastings, did not s
materialize, due to sickness and N
slippery roads. But, oh, did the ei
County Club Agent, Hazel, Vera and /!
Mrs. Hastings have a social time 2,
sitting around n hot fire eating ice "
cream and swapping yarnsl
The Greenwood Club met I'm the hi
Hall Thursday evening
Rlth&a very large attendance. The In
secretary reported the largest en-
'0limen In the history OF the club On
y members. The County Club Agent ! d
eels that, the increase In enrolment an
5 due to the interest and the ae- ne
ivity of the leader, Charles Jones Ia,
nd to the very efficient Officers
olnposea OF Everett Mai, president; tel
.ayard Coulter, viee-president; Nor Lii
"a Foweli, secretary. and Jean Re
lOuseman, treasurer. +
Both girls and boys work was dis tht
nssed and an excellent egg record pal
,as exhibited by Alfred Anderson. "a
lans were discussed for "a bake. foiJol
heid In March. This bake was Mr.
opposed to have been held in Feb A.
laIy, nut was postponed due to the rfcl
lndiuon of the roads. A commits anC
e was appointed to select a NAV Mr..
ia the cast for the county dramatic len
'Hiest. N
The County Club Agent announced yisl
az two clubs were giving st. VAL low
tlhes parties. The first Wednes- IN
y evening, Feb. 18th i'm the Fire- rela
ems Hall by the Greenwood Sew. Sun
3 Club, and the second Thursday m
ening, Feb. 18th in the WesIey ed /
immunity Hall by the Seaford NJ
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n each case a small admission ]. s
TO be charged. M
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ME Lewes Sewing Club met M nj
home OF Louise Vaughn Satur. rela
afternoon. In. the absence Of M
: president. louise Vaughn. The igues
e-president. Florence Walls Dre. nj
ed. The roll was called by tho visit
retary, Florence Virden who in MI
absence of the treasurer. Mar ing
et Rust collected the dues. at L
lothlng was discussed and an ex- Mr.
aingly attractive blOnse which She ford
made was shown by Julia Bryan. Beeh
o. plans were made for asIe Worl
soup. chicken salad and rolls In Mr.
yes, March End. 10 Ia
ne Refreshment Committee cono- Ridg,
eu OF Virginia and Bette Hnd. soon.
served delicious ice cream and Chur
py crackers. Cha
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