Milford chronicle., 1936-01-24
Al CLUB NOTES


e tension groups. This includes Homl
9 Demonstration and All Clubs. Thesl
: are to be held IN Dover High Schoo
] on Tuesday evening. January %. a
!. 1880 for the All club leaders anf
Friday at Harrington, over First
National Bank, at 10 o'clock fol
home demonstration leaders.
Miss Ella Gardiner, specialist in
recreation leadership, from WASH
ington, will conduct these classes.
il This is a fine opportunity for
those who appreciate the value of
recreation both at home and in the
community and each club is privil-
eyed 70 send two representatives.
The program is as follows:
Songs and Song Leading.
Games and Their Use. Brief dis
cussion Of the psychology Of play
and the points to be considered dur
ing the demonstration.
Demonstration Of active games.
Noon recess.
Quiet games.
Social games and party planning.
Discussion of material and its use.
While Tuesday night class is pri-
marily for 4-H club leaders, they
may attend the Friday group II
more convenient applies to 4
the Home Demonstration leaders.
Each club is asked to send the /
names Of their two delegates in to
the extension Office to Miss Louise
r. Whitcomb, Home Demonstration
Agent, and to Miss Helen L. Com
stock, County Club Agent, by Satur-
day, January 25, if they have not
done so.
A series of first aid meetings is
being planned by Oak Grove Com
Club and the first of these
meetings was held Wednesday, jan
lary %, at the school house at 1880
B. m. These lessons are for men,
women and older boys and girls in
east Dover section that are inter-
lsted in attending.
The course will include first aid
artificial respiration, and
landaging of all kinds. A Red Cross
is presented to those
the course satisfactory.
his is open to all interested with
ut charge. o
An authorized Red Cross instruc-
Or will be in charge. These meet
lgs are being sponsored by the 4-H
nd Home Demonstration Clubs Of
nat section.
The Enendale Junior Club met
onday evening with small attend
ice. In the absence Of the presi-
mt and yice-president, the secre-
ry, Ruth Williams. presided. After
e business meeting the members
the club sewed for an hour, after
hieh games were enjoyed.
The Seaford Hunters met Tuesday
ening at the home of Helen and
izabeth Jones. with 90 club mem
rs and four visitors present. The
setihg was called to order by the
esident, Calvin Friedel, and the
nutes were read by the secretary,
llian Wheatley. The president exz
aimed that an election of officers
is in order, and asked for nomi-
tions. The election resulted as
lows: President, Ronald BOwden; +
ee-President. Virgil Allen; Secre-
y, Lillian WheatIey; Treasurer,
len Jones.
rhe program for the coming year
s planned, after which a very de-
iOus fruit salad was served by
zabeth Jones and Lillian Wheat
Following the serving of the
ad, talk on the place of salads
the diet was given by Elizabeth
les.
/ discussion of the A. A. A. was
by Ronald Bowden. At the con-
sion of the business meeting the
tesses served delicious ice cream
cake.
he Greenwood Sewing Club met
evening. in the old school
ding, with all members present
ept one
II election of officers was held,
ch resulted as follows: Zelda
icher, president; Thelma Lank-
!, Vice-president; Evelyn Wiley,
etary; Jane Nichols, treasurer.
be play which the committee had
cted for the Dramatic Contest
read and the parts assigned.
k for the coming year was dis
ed, and the girls decided what
would do.
were appointed to take
ge Of games and refreshments,
ebruary. Refreshments consist
of peanuts and candy were
ed.
le Georgetown Club met Thurs
evening at the home Of Billy
bden, with the majority of the
bers present.
e new officers, consisting of
, Isaacs. president, and Clifton
, secretary, took charge for the
time. The committee in charge
lecting a play for the Dramatic
sst presented the names OF sew
plays, and, it was decided to
two, and then make final de-
eel McCauley and Vernon Hill
appointed by the president to
charge Of two divisions OF the
which will compete against each
in all games and put on dur
he recreation period OF the
lgs.
feature Of the meeting was a
m her recent trip to the Ma
Club Congress by Esther Hill
T Of the State Style Show. The
overed the time, when the four
ties from Delaware stepped
the Chicago Limited at New
I'd in some alarm saw the dis
rapidly grow between them
'laware, though a week Of mar