Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
All CLUB NOTES

School, Monday evening. The presi-
dent Of the club, Elizabeth Spicer,
presided. The minutes were read by
the secretary, Madeleine Warren.
New patterns ordered for the mem-
bers Of the club, had come. They
were examined, and discussed.
Due to there being so many en-
tertainments at Halloween, it was
decided to postpone until a later
date, a party that had been planned
at previous meeting.
The Bridgeville Club met at the
home of William Passwaters, Tues
day evening. The meeting was call
ed to order by Louis Galloway. In
the absence Of the secretary, Gordon
Disharoon, Charlotte Jones acted in
that capacity. Tht members of the
club were pleased to welcome Betty
Jones as new member. Betty is the
fourth sister in this attractive fam
lily, to become a All club member.
Several plays we're read, and one
was selected, to be put on in the
dramatic contest.
Delicious refreshments, consisting
of ice cream, cake and saltines, were
served by Misses Edna and Frances
Passwaters.
The Laurel Club met at the home
of Nora Lee Layton, Wednesday eve
ming, with all members present, ex-
cept Gladys Handy.
The president, Frances Klatt, pre-
sided and the minutes were read and
the roll was called by the secretary,
Milton Roster. After a discussion Of
club projects, the matter of enter
ing the dramatic contest was taken
up. The club decided to enter, and
a play was selected.
The annual banquet, sponsored by
the Links, of Sussex county, was
held Friday evening, in the Cool
spring Community Hall. It was
very delightful occasion, and a sue
cess in every way. A very gratifying
feature was the number Of members
of the Order of Link present. The
order is composed of older club
members and ex-club members, and /
so many of them are not always
available.
The hall was very beautifully dec
GRATED las were the tables. The sea-
son being Halloween, yellow and
black constituted the color scheme,
and witches and black cats were
everywhere in evidence.
A delicious meal was served by
the ladies of the Coolspring COM
munity. The address Of welcome was
made by Henry Hill, toastmaster of
the occasion. He then introduced
Molloy C. Vaughn, who spoke in his
usual happy vein.
The third and last speaker was
George Worrilow, whom, the club
members were especially pleased to
welcome as the new Boys Club
Agent, for the entire State. Mr.. Wor-
rilow made an excellent talk, en-
phasizing the importance of an in
creased interest in rural life and
greater knowledge of improved farm
practices among young people today.
A colored quartette; who sang
very beautifully during the banquet,
added a great deal to the pleasure Of
the occasion.
Following the banquet, club men,
bers and their friends danced until
a late hour. Music was furnished by
the Georgetown Orchestra.
Plans are being made for the
fourth annual All Club Banquet
which will be held in the Smyrna
Public School on Friday evening,
8, at $3.50 o'clock. Those
who have attended previous ban
uuets know how enjoyable the occa-
sion has become. The program COM
mittee, Charles Paradee, Dover; W.
3 Simpson, Camden; Frances Coul-
bourne, Houston, and Margaret VO-
she'll, Wyoming, is sparing no eff
fort in providing a program which /
will be interesting and entertaining q
for all guests, including All MEM t
bers, family and friends. 7
The Smyrna Wide Awake Club 7
with Mrs. Helen Deakyne, local lead n
er, and Reynolds Bradley, president, Il
has charge of preparing and serv- a
ing the banquet, which, as in pre-
Yious years, will be turkey with fix 1
MS" O.
There will be an orchestra to fur p
iish music during the banquet and 81
or the social hours following. The
committee in charge of the music is ia
sara Clifton, Harrington, and Phyl- gi
is Dixon of Dover. Ii
Tickets for this affair will be SOC tI
nd may be obtained from local 81
aaders of various All clubs. from ts
MEMBERS of the County Chapter of W
he Link, any of the committee mem til
ers or from Helen L. Comstock, fl
ounty All club agent at Dover. m
The Oak Grove Blue Hens Chicks al
lub and the Woodside All Dairy wi
lub had charge of preparing the H;
lncheon served to the guests of Roy hy
ackson on Friday, October 25. at
le formal opening of The Little an
Farm. to
Committees from the two clubs in Mi
large of the affair were headed by De
rs. Eleanor Paradee of the Oak Da
rove Club and Mrs. Maude knight prC
the Woodside Club. w;
SLAUGHTER NECK