Milford chronicle., 1935-03-29
All CLUB NOTES

The Glendale Junior Sewing Club
met in the school Monday evening
with nine members, including all of
the officers present. After Dorothy
Isaacs, president, had called the
meeting to order, and the minutes
had been read by the secretary, the
girls exhibited their completed tow
els, which had been begun at the
| previous meeting. Miss Moore.
county club agent, cOmplimented
them on their excellent work. The
/ girls had brought material for bags,
and, these we're cut and some Of the
seams seWed. After the business
meeting, games we're played.
The Laurel Club met Wednesday
evening at the home Of the Klatts,
all of the members of the club were
present, and three new members
joined the. club. Projects we're dis
cussed, and decided upon by the ma
iority Of the girls and boys. After
which the play, to be entered in the
dramatic contest was Tehearsed.
Later. games were played and delic-
iOus refreshments, consisting Of ice
cream and cakes we're. served by the
Klatts.
The Georgetown Club met at the
home of Esther and Vernon Hill.
last Thursday evening with a record
attendance. Within a year, the club
has grown from a membership Of
ten to a membership of %. After
Ada Mae Warrington, president, had
called the meeting to order, and !
Esther Hill, secretary had called the I
roll and read the minutes, a dis !
play of completed garments and ar
ticles was held. Dresses. blOuses, !
bags and towels were exhibited. The
boys had decided on their projects,
and a round table discussion was
held. on the amounts of seed to be
used, and, on preparation of the
seed bed. At the conclusion of the
business meeting, the Recreation
Committee. composed of Emma Spi-
Ger, and Helen Lowe. took charge
and put on games. Delicious re-
freshments, consisting of ice cream,
saltines, cakes and candy were SER
we'd by Esther and Vernon Hill. The
appropriate to st. Pat
rick's Day were very lovely and ar
tistic. They were not only an at
tractive feature of the evening, but,
an educational feature as well. The
club profited from the artistic abil-
ity of the Hills.
The WOOdenhawk Club met at the
home of Louise Nelson Friday eve
ming, with large attendance. Two
new members joined. The club was
very pleased to have Cora and Sam
uel Warrington back again. At the
previous meeting, they were visiting
in Dover.
The meeting was called to order
by the president. Louise Nelson. and
the roll was called by the secretary,
Cora Warrington. Both girls and
boys projects we're discussed at
length, and almost all of the mem
bers decided what they would do. or
what they would raise. The MEM
bers of the cast In the play, to be
entered in the county dramatic con-
test. made plans to rehearse the
play.
A game, appropriate to the spring
season. was played and the hostess
served lovely ice cream and cakes.
The Lewes Sewing Club met at
he home Of Louise Vaughn Satur-
lay afternoon with all but three
members present. A sale Of live ,
lens was planned for Friday, March
-.
The girls tried out for the parts in
he play to be entered in the county !
lramatic contest. Those receiving
,arts were Julia Bryan, Edna Dor
nan, Ruth Vaughn. Florence Virden.
lara Graves, Florence Walls. ,
.ouise Vaughn. Grace Hopkins and
'helma Lank. lt