Milford chronicle., 1935-01-18
4.H CLUB NOTES

The 11aboranus Club composed Oi
gikls and boys, attending the Lord
T3altimore. and the John M, Clayton
Schools, met in the latter school
Monday evening. The meeting was
called to order by the president,
Evelyn Johnson, and the minutes
were read by the secretary, Gladys
Steele Interesting reports on their
projects were made by Glenn Steele
and Junior Dukes. Glenn described,
also very fine dairy project, that
he Is carrying in connection with
his agricultural course in Lord
Baltimdre school, He has a young
heard, the sire Of which came from
the Experimental Farm Of the Uni
versity of Delaware. Dancing was
enjoyed in the auditorium, and sew
efaI games were led by the County
Grub Agent. The Refreshment Com
1iittee composed of Pauline Brasure,
Marjorie Ann Chandler and Fred
West served delicious ice cream and
cakes. Before adiourning the club
voted to have the president express
its appreciation of the use Of the
building, to Major Short, and its ap-
probation Of his services to the jan
itof. Of the building. The club adj
tonrned to meet next time in Lord
Baltimore School.
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The laurel Club met at the home
Of Evelyn, Milton and Melvin Roster,
wednesday evening, with all of the
members present, except John Hast
ings who had recently, Joined the
C.C.C.: Camp at Lewes. After the
president, Frances Klatt had called
the meeting to order, and had asked
far the reading of the minutes by
the secretary, Nora Lee Layton. she
aTi1Ounced that an election of Of
ticers was in order. The following
officers were elected: Frances
klatt, president; Gladys Handy,
vlce-Dresident; Milton Roster, sec
rotary, and Evelyn Roster, trea-
surer. Plans were made to partici-
pate in dramatic contest, spon-
sOred by the Sussex County Chapter
OF Link to be held. in the spring.
Frances Klatt and Nora Lee Layton
demonstrated fancy cookery. They
made very lovely fruit salad, which
was served to all present. The host
ess, Evelyn Roster made and served
chocolate fudge. Games were played
and the nesting adjourned.
The Georgetown Club met at the
home of Ada Mae Warrington,
Thursday evening, with a large at
tendance. Since last tall this club |
has increasedits membership from |
40 to 90 members. The meeting was
called to order by the president, Ada
Mae Warrington, and the minutes l
were read by the secretary, Esther
Hill. Projects were discussed and /
all of the girls present, decided, what
they would undertake. The dramatic
contest was discussed and the club
decided to participate. A committee
was appointed to select a play.
Vernon Hill and Marian Sammons
gave exceedingly interesting ac-
counts of their agricultural work in
the; Georgetown school. In. this
school, there is a class of fifteen
girls studying landscaping, as, it
affects the home. After this, the
Committee on Recreation, composed
Of Vernon Hill and Clifton EIill nut
on some very spirited games. At
the conclusion of the evening, the
hostess, Ada Mae Warrington, served
delicious cocoa. sandwiches and I
sailed peanuts.
The Milton Willing Workers Club
met Friday evening at the home Of !
.Thelma and Alfred Dickerson.
this is the youngest club in Y
point of organization, it has a mem a
bership of 23 already. In the alb V
sence of the president, Marie Dodd
who was playing basketball, Vir- l.
ginia Phillips, vice-president pre-
sided, The minutes were read by
the secretary, Elizabeth 0utten. A a
program was rendered by e
the Jackson Sisters. who sang and A
played on their famous harmonious.
Several boys contributed selections =
on the harmOnica. Projects were q
discussed and large number of u
the members decided what work
they would undertake. To the re- Z
gret Of the club, James Phillips, who =
had been selected to present a name Il
tor the club was sick and could not y
be present. He sent his selection, u
Willing Workers, and the club unan-
lmously voted to accept it. At the g
of the business meeting
sames were played until a late hour. "
The meeting was held on the eve
II the birthday of the hostess, Thei- II
ma Dickerson, who, assisted. by the g
Itefreshmelit Committee, served de- Ii
icious ice cream and several kinds
II cake. The club adjourned to meet II
q February with Grace and William
Thomas. O.
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