Milford chronicle., 1936-01-31
4-H CLUB NoTEs

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The Ellendale Senior Club met on
Monday evening in the Ellendale
school auditorium The purpose of
the meeting was to practice the
play, to be entered in the dramatic
contest.
The Georgetown Junior Club met
at the home OF Myrtle Reynolds, on
Tuesday evening, with twenty mem-
.bers present. The president, Venetia
Parker, presided, and the secretary,
Myrtle Reynolds, read the minutes
Of the preceding meeting.
The president welcomed a NUM-
ber of new members, and discus
sion of projects was held. Each
member decided what work would
be undertaken. After this, the sew
ing club members worked on a NUM-
ber of articles. A towel, very care
fully made, by Bette Rogers, was
admired by all of the members.
After the work was finished, the
committee on games, composed Of
Myrtle Reynolds and Mildred Hawes
took charge, and an hour OF fun
was enjoyed by all. At the cOnclll-
sion of the meeting, the hostess SER
we'd delicious candy.
The Bridgevflle Club met on We'd I
nesday evening at the home of
Turpin, with sixteen men,
bers present. The meeting was call
ed to order by the president, Louis
and the minutes were
read by the secretary, Charlotte
Jones.
The play, entitled "Greener Grass"
10 be given in the dramatic contest
was read, and the cast selected.
A discussion of recreation was
held, and Alice Myer and Louis
Galloway were selected to take
charge of the programs, for the next
hree months.
The host served delicious cake
md ice cream.
The Greenwood Senior Club met
evening of last week in
he Firemen's Hall, with twenty
.hree members present. The presI-
lent, Everett Mai, called the meet
ing to order. Due to the absence of
he secretary, the minutes of the
previous meeting had to be omitted.
A demonstration in making Wal
iorf Salad was given by Thelma
Lankford, Jane Nichols, and Caro-
yn WrOten. The salad was cOmbin-
I'd with home made mayonnaise. At
it was served to all of the
club members.
A st. Valentines party was plan
ned for February IA. It was decided
o invite the Bridgeville, Wooden
lawk, Seaford. and Georgetown
Clubs. Committees were appointed
o prepare for it.
The WoodenhaWk Club met Fri
lay evening at the home of Virginia
ind Paul HOrsey, with fifteen mem-
,ers present. The meeting was
allied to order by the president,
souise Nelson and the minutes were
cad by the secretary, Levin Tull.
After the business meeting, the
LAY, to be entered in the dramatic
contest was read. and the cast Sc
ected.
A demonstration. in making fruit
alad and mayOnnaise was given,
nd the salad was enjoyed by all
resent.
Delicious fruit punch, and cakes
ere served by the host and hostess.
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Health clubs at HOllymount, Syca-
Iore and O'Neals were visited by
le County Club Agent during the
eek, and the members weighed.
very club member at Sycamore
I'd gained, and, with the exception
three or four, they had made
cry satisfactory gains. since they
ere weighed in October.
At Owens Corner, the girls and /
1ys have been very busy. The girls
ave made towels, pot holders, and
lrons. The boys have made bird
1uses, door stops, a library of =
'ange crates, display screen, and
lesson easel. The P. r. A. gave
em S4OO set of tools, in Decem-
er. i
The club girls prepare the hot
nch. The parents provide the in
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