Milford chronicle., 1935-11-01
ExtensiOn Club Notes
Red Cross Holds TraInina classes For
Extension Club Leaders; Mr. Potter
IN Charger 20 Women Receive
Instructions

IN Charge; 20 Women Receive
Instructions
Two very interesting meetings
were held last week, Tuesday and
Thursday, at Kenton Vestry and
Houston Community Hall with Mr..
Potter from the Red Cross Of viii
mington in charge. Leaders from the
various extension clubs OF Kent
| county were present and were
taught by him to handage properly,
how to give artificial respiration,
what to do for cuts, bruises, and
sprains. In other words, in cases OF
emergency how to keep the patient
comfortable until the doctor arrives.
This information will be given back
to the various clubs at their Novem-
ber meetings by these leaders.
The following members were
present: Mrs. William Craig, Mrs.
Cooper Berry, Mrs Herman McGin-
mis-, Of Wyoming; Mrs. Duanne Lynn,
Of Lincoln; Mrs. Jack Willis, Mil
ford; Mrs. Harry Hall, Mrs. N. Jer-
man, of Leipsic; Mrs. Lee C.. Good
en-, Mrs. Francis O'Neal, Mrs. Nor
man Short, Of Smyrna; Mrs. Her
man Bradley, Mrs. H. o. Bostick, of
FELTON,; Mrs. Oscar Pleasanton, Mrs.
Frank Mckee, Mrs. William Mckee,
Jr., of Dover; Mrs. Albert B. Cote,
Mrs. Martin Vaughn, Mrs. Russell
Carey, of Cheswold; Mrs. w. Earl
Carter, Mrs. Frank Attix, Mrs. Levi
Everett, Jr, Mrs. Richard Lloyd,
Miss Pearl Short, Mrs. George H.
Short, Miss Corinne Hilyard, Mrs.
Wallace Hilyard, Mrs. Edward
Hughes, Mrs. John Jacobs, Mrs. |
John Numbers, Mrs, Clinton Guthrie,
Mrs. Dewey Crossley, Mrs. Olin Pin
der and sister, Mrs. A. Mclaughlin, |
Mrs. Clifford Clark, Miss Eva Carey,
Of Kenton; Mrs. Charles Tritt, Mrs. /
Thomas Chambers, Mrs. James
Harmstead, Mrs. Herman Brown,
Mrs. Laurence Sullivan, Mrs. Arthur
Layton, Mrs. WOlcott Dickerson,
Mrs. Dewey Sapp, Mrs. Thomas Rob
bins, of Harrington; Mrs. George
Walheater, Mrs. ElwoOd FARRELL,
Mrs. D. c. Moore, of Viola; Miss
Virginia Morris, Mrs. Nora j. Stubbs,
Mrs. Virgil Frazier, Mrs. Uric Nor
ris, of FELTON,; Mrs. Francis Raugh-
ley, Mrs. George r. Hunt, Mrs. Nor
man Hammond, Mrs. William Con-
nor, Mrs. John Farrow, of Dover;
Mrs. Earl Griffith, Mrs. George Vim
cent, of Pennington; Mrs. John Cain,
Mrs. Will Coulbourne, Mrs. Ralph
Jump, Mrs. Mabel Kirby, Mrs. Aman-
da Lofiand, Mrs. Jessie Marvel, Mrs.
G.. A. Morgan, Mrs. Emory Webb,
Mrs. Almon Wilson, of Houston;
Mrs. Anon Armour, of Milford; Mrs.
Marcus Reed, of Camden.
Downs Chapel Home Demonstration
Club Holds Interesting Meeting;
Mrs. Helen Mckinley Guest
Speaker
A most interesting demonstration
was held Friday evening at the home
of Mrs Frank Attix of Downs Cha
pei when a room arrangement talk ,
was given by Mrs. Helen Mckinley
of Newark. She gave many helpful
hints on making the living room
and attractive for the
family. The plain wallpapers as a
better background for pictures was
stressed. How to hang pictures cor
rectly and the best kind of curtain
was also discussed. Rear
rangement of furniture was not only
discussed hut actually carried out;
Ill club members helping to move
he pieces around.
Kenton Homemakers' Club partici-
1ated in this meeting and a social
ime of games and recreation plan Y
led by Mrs William Robinson, the il
program chairman, was thoroughly =
enjoyed. Delicious refreshments of
ce cream and cake were served by
he hostess.
Day PIanned-To Be Held
Thursday, October 31sti Puppet
Show VIII Be Feature OF Pro- O
gram At Peoples Church
Kent County Homemakers will
ave the opportunity to show some
f their wares as cooks and seams
resses on Achievement Day of
lone Demonstration Clubs this
thursday. Exhibits of knitted gar
tents, underwear, jellies and mex
ensive food dishes will be judged
nd ribbons awarded.
In the morning session, starting at
| o'clock, Mrs. Kathryn Goldsmith
the Interstate Dairy Council of II
will stage a puppet
low called 1.-THE Wise Prince"
At 1870 community singing will 6
Ike place and then each club will
We a minute talk on one important :
ing their club has accomplished
is year. At 2 o'clock Mrs. Gold
nth will give a demonstrating and
TX on Food for Thought" This
III be of particular interest to all
e groups since they have all just =
lished a series Of four meetings on
cal planning. Opportunity will be
ven to ask Mrs. Goldsmith any
estions. This part of the program
II be followed by readings by Mrs.
little Smith of Dover, and music 10.
club members.
Members Of clubs, their families =,
d friends are all cordially invited
attend. Exhibit is in charge of o.
IS Louise r. Whitcomb, Home
Agent. Mrs. Arthur z:
ives, president of the council, will
side at both sessions. -
shIngton Trip Enjoyed BY Members
Of Kent County Demonstration
Groups
| two day educational tour of
shington has just been completed
80 women of Kent County Exten-
CI,1hc T-bis trim was 11nder the O..