Milford chronicle., 1935-03-08
4-H CLUB NOTES

I The Glendale Senior Sewing CluI
9 met in the auditorium Of the sehoo
: Monday evening. The meeting wa,
4 called to order by the president
/, Elizabeth Spicer. and the minute,
were read by the secretary, MarioI
Warren.
The member OF the club reported
/ what club work they had done since
, the preceding meeting, and four ex-
hibited' very nicely made slips. Al
most every member Of the club had
: begun her sewing. The members OF
the club, who are cooking, gave the
menus of several breakfasts. which
they had planned and served. Mrs.
Grill, who is assisting the girls
with their sewing, exhibited a very
attractive quilt. Marguerite Dlcker-
son and Kena Tucker, under Mrs.
Grill's direction, gave demonstra-
tiOn in cutting a dress. When COM
pleted. their dress is to be given TO
a poor child After all business was
completed. games were played until
time to adjourn.
The Lewes Club met at the home
of Henry Hill Tuesday evening with
a large number Of members pres
ent. Not only was this the regular
monthly meeting of the club, but it
was a reception TO two of the most
active and popular members that
the club has ever had, Mrs. Harold
Wilson, formerly Ada Chappell,
married recently, and J. Morris
Moore, just returned from spending
two years with the army in Hawaii.
AS an expression of their affec-
tiOn and appreciation, the members
of the club presented Mrs. Wilson !
with half a dozen teaspoons.
The members of his club. who had |
known Jake" Moore so we'll, re-
membered him, as a boy, who was |
right there where there was any
thing to be done, and who, kept /
very quiet, when it came to saying
anything about what he had done.
were not surprised that 1t was rath-
er hard TO get him TO discuss his eX-
perience in Hawaii. Fortunately,
they knew already that he had had
three promotions in his term of en-
listment Some of the things that he
described, which, the club members
found most interesting were hunt
ing wild pigs, exploring an extinct
volcano. and the custom of throwing
leas, or garlands of flowers, in the
water from departing ships. to see
or not the thrOwer will re-
turn TO the Islands. II they are
washed over u rocky prOtuberance,
along the coast, the thrOwer will re-
Iurn.
Though, the members of the club
did not know it, the combined meet
Ing and party was not only a well
come to a returning club member,
Dut a send eff to the clubs very eff
,ient secretary. Edwin Johnson who
las accepted a position with H. S.
Palmer. near Glasgow. He will be
missed by his club.
Fruit punch, made by Mrs. A. L.
iill's noted recipe, cake and dough-
luts were served.
The Bridgeville Club met at the
ONE of Elaine Owens, Wednesday
Fening. An election of officers was
eld, which resulted in the follow
lg members being elected: Elaine
wens, president; Roberta Corey.
Ice president; Gordon DisharoOn,
ecretaTy-treasurer. Miss Frances
president of the Sussex II
Ounty Order of Links. was present
discuss the County Dramatic
Ontest with the club. The club de-
ded to enter the contest. and a
ay was selected.
The election and other business
alters occupied so much time, that II
g social program was omitted
The hostess served delicious can III
), punch. and cakes. The club adj
urned to meet at the home of W
'rdOn Disharoon in March. I
The Just Us Club of near Milford,
It at the home of Ruth and Mil
ed Murphy Friday evening. An
.ction of officers was held, which
suited in the following girls being
cted: Ruth Murphy, president;
adys Hostedler vice president,
Thurley Neff: secretary-tIeas-
sr. A new member, June Neff.
ned the club.
rhe girls all brought sewing and
term sewing bee was truly ap-
cable to that crowd. Later, games
re played and the hOstesses serv-
delicious candy and pop corn.
3 club adjourned to meet with
tie Sterner in March.
he Canterbury Sunny Smile All
b met at the home of Raymond