Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1935-03-15
All CLUB NOTES

The L.uboramus Club met in the
John NJ. Clayton School Monday eve
ming. After the meeting had been
called. to order by the president, the
committee in charge of selecting a
play, and east for the County Dra-
matte Contest, composed of Gladys
Steele, Glenn Steele and Junior
Dukes, reported that it had secured
play and that it would like to have
the members of the club try out for
the parts. This suggestion was car
ried out and the cast was selected.
Mrs. R. S. HOdgson has consented, to
help coach the play.
The Seaford Hustlers met at the
home of George Boyce, Tuesday eve
ming. In the absence of the presi-
dent, the vice-president, Jesse
Wheatley called the meeting to or
der. The minutes were read by the
secretary, Catherine Matthews. Fol-
lowing the reading Of the minutes
and the calling of the roll, the dues
of the members were paid the trea-
surer, Margaret Wheatley, who gave
dition of the treasury. A report on
their projects was made by the club
members. After which the analysis
of fertilizer was discussed by Jesse
Wheatley, Virgil Allen and Ronald
Bowden. Household management
was discussed by Margaret Wheat
ley and menu planning by Lillian
After the business meet
ing had adjourned, games were
played.
The Greenwood Senior Club met
Thursday evening in the basement
Of the Firemen's Hall with a large
attendance.
After the meeting had been called
% order by Everett Mai, president,
and the minutes had been read by
Norma Powell, secretary. the presi-
lent called for a report from the
Dramatic Committee. A play was
selected and the committee was au-
horized, to order it. The cast was
discussed and tentatively selected.
'inal plans were made for a bake
o be held Saturday, March 18th.
After report on projects, group
inging was lead by the club leader.
'harles Jones, followed by games.
tut on by County Club Agent Anne
}. Moore.
At the meeting of the Blue Hens
hicks All Club which was held on
londay evening, March 18th, plans
we're completed for a bingo party to
e held in the Oak Grove Community
on Friday evening, March
5th, at 100 Chicken salad, coffee.
Ome-made ice cream and cake will
e sold. Louise and Hazel Meredith.
'auline Dixon and Dorothy Marker
re the members responsible for So
cistng and Russell Bullock will as
list in the collecting of food. Charles
nd Eleanor Paradee, local leaders
the club will have charge of the
fair.
The appearance of the Community
uilding has been much improved by
le addition of attractive cretonpe
purchased and made by the
ak Grove Home Demonstration
Tub.
Both the Home Demonstration and
lie All Clubs are interested in their
nilding and are planning further
The Viola All Club met at the
ONE Of Rita and Nancy Sabedra on
onday evening, March, 18th, with
resident Virgil farrell in the chair.
he club is planning for a social
1ening in the Viola school house on
riday evening, March 18th. Two
ays will be given by the members,
Jumbo Jum,D which was given at
Le All Dramatic Contest, and
the Cops Ten cents will
J charged for admission and. home
ade Ice cream and cake will be on
lie. The proceeds Of the evening
III be used for scholarships to the
lnior short course at Newark IN
inc.
Arrangements were made for the
rls who are enrolled IN cooking
ab to prepare and serve break
st at their next meeting.
Following adjournment, refresh
sntS were served.