Milford chronicle., 1935-12-13
All CLUB NOTES

meeting was called to order by the
vice president, jesse Wheatley, anC
the minutes were read, and the rOl
was called by the secretary, Lillian
Wheatley. Three new members
joined the club
The treasurer, Mildred Bryan
gave q very encouraging report OF
the condition of the treasury. The
club dues, and the receipts from a
recent play, and bingo party, gave
a balance of some $1,000.
A play, "Detour Ahead" was
chosen for the dramatic contest.
The cast of nine characters was Sc
lected. Work for the coming year
was planned. Four girls were asked
to give a salad demonstration, at
the January meeting.
The County Club Agent, Anne B.
Moore, extended an invitation to the
clubs, to attend a corn Judging con-
test, followed by dancing, and bingo
at the Coolspring Community Hall.
Group singing was enjoyed by the
club. After which the host served
delicious refreshments. consisting
of doughnuts and grape Juice.
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The Laboramus club, whose
members are from the DagsbOro,
Millville, and Ocean View cOmmun-
tiles, the Henlopen Boys Club of
the Lewes and RehObOth commune
ties and the COolspring Sewing Club,
the I.eweI Senior club and the Mil
ton Club members were asked tOi
cancel their monthly meetings, and
take part in joint meeting at the
COOlspring Hall, Wednesday eve
ming, December T.
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Some 20 club members and their /
friends attended the meeting i'm the
Coolspring Hall twenty-five boys .
took part in the corn judging con-
test, conducted by George WorrilOw,
agent-at-large, working with boys.
The three high boys were as fol-
lows: Richard Stevenson, Milton,
first, with Il score of $50 out of
possible 400 points; Everett Hop
kins, Lewes, second, with a score OF
$40 and Vernon Hill, Georgetown,
third, with a score Of a35. Molloy
Vaughn, Jr., l.ewes, placed fourth.
with q score of 320, which would
undoubtedly have been higher, had
he net neglected to place one sam
pie of corn, in one class. He placed
three, Omitting the fourth. with rea-
sons on two only. Richard Steven
son will receive a scholarship 10 the
Short Course, held in June.
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tional program, the Georgetown Or
chestra tuned up, and Henry Hill
took charge Of the dance.
Bingo was played i'm the base
ment. Prizes were won as follows:
Joe Thompson, 1; Alton Maull, !;
Spencer Hart, ,; Edward Wolf. 3;
Ernest Mcgee, i. Ernest was award
cd the grand prize for winning the
most games.
Fruit punch and cookies were
provided by the Lewes Senior Club,
the HenlOpen club, and the Cool
spring Sewing club. Ruth Vaughn,
Margaret Rust, and a committee OF
girls made the delicious punch, and
served the refreshments.
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The following evening, corn
Judging contest was held at the reg
ular meeting of the Greenwood club
held in the Firemen's Hall. The
meeting was called to order by the
president, Everett Mai, and the roll
was called by the secretary, Pauline
McIlyain. At the conclusion of the
business meeting, Charles Jones'
leader of the club, criticised the
sewing club for their failure to clean
up the hall following a party III
A suggestion was made at this
lime that the movie on corn should
la shown, and refreshments served,
,efore the girls and boys separated
or discussion of their different lines
# work. The refreshment commit
ee. composed Of Jane Nichols, Thel-
na Landlord, and the Wroten SIS
ers served delicious cakes ana
andes. The Greenwood club mem
,ers were very pleased to have two
members of the Bridgeville Club,
.ouis Galloway and Ray Passwaters
ttend the meeting.
AS a result of the corn judging,
he following won: Alvin Mills,
first; Louis Galloway, /
second; Allen Wiley, ,
third In each instance
he boys had a perfect score on =,
,lacing both classes of corn. Their /
easons decided the order in which
he boys ranked. Alvin Mills Will
eceive n scholarship to the state ,
hort Course, in June. at the Uni =
ersity of Delaware.
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The Sussex County club Agent
xpects to he out of the State from +
December 16 to January T.
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The Canterbury Sunny Smile All
iub met at the home of Marshall
tubbs on Friday evening, Decem- n
er 6, with almost 1909 attendance. =,
mess prevented Thomas Walters "
nd Jack Frazier from attending.
New officers were elected for 1886. d
hey are: President, Marguerite
ase; vice president, Hubert Rich
r: secretary, Raymond Dill; re-
1rters, Bruce Frazier and Marshall W
.ubbs. Raymond Dill was appoint
chairman of the program COM
ittee. A leadership pin was pre-
nted to Miss Dorothy Sipple, the te
cal leader, and achievement pins
the club members who had com
eted the years work and sent in
cir project report. These presen- M