Milford chronicle., 1937-03-05
l-H CLUB NOTES
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Tuesday afternoon in the school. Tn,
president, Esther Meredith, presid
ed. and in the absence of the secre
tary, she read the minutes of the
preceding meeting.
; Miss Anne B. Moore, county clut
agent, was present. She instructed
the girls in making their sewing
bags.
At the close of the business meet
ing, fifteen minutes were devoted to
games.
There is an active Boys Club in
the Hollymount School, under the
leadership of C. E. wilkins. The fol-
lowing are the officers: Richard C.
Hart, president; Walter F. Smith,
vice president; Homer Bryan, secre-
tary and club reporter; Alden Hop
kins, treasurer.
The members of the club are rails
ing farm crops, and one boy has a
dairy heifer. In addition to their
farm projects, the boys are making
scrap baskets, for use in their
homes.
Williamsyille
The Williamsville Sewing Club
met Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
With the following officers present:
President, Christine McCabe; the
vice president, Audrey Johnson; the
secretary, Elizabeth Hudson; the
treasurer, Helen Stevens. The name
of the club is Busy Bees.
The members of the club are max
ing articles for their rooms, and
their homes. At the next club meet
ing there will be a period for recre-
alton, and the boys will be asked to
take part.
Georgetown
The A Division of the Georgetown
Sewing Club met Thursday after
noon, at the home of Judith Thomas.
The president, Venetia Parker, call
ed the meeting to order, and the sec
retary, Myrtle Reynolds, read the |
minutes of the preceding meeting, |
and called the roll.
The majority of the members of |
the club are making garments for
themselves. After sewing for an
hour, the hostess served delicious
ice cream and cookies.
The regular meeting of the
Senior All Club was
held February 25. at the home of
Misses Irene and Ruth Isaacs. There
were 26 members present. The new
president, Clifton King, presided.
The minutes were read and there
we're no corrections. The treasurer
reported a balance of $34.81. A dis
,ussion followed on the projects.
Miss Moore gave the girls their pro-
ect blanks. Miss Hazel McCauley
vas awarded a medal and very
beautiful bracelet for winning in
he style Show. The meeting was
len adjourned.
Games and cards were then play
I'd. Later refreshments of cookies,
Dretzels. ice cream and root beer
ere served. Paul Hastings, report
u.
StOckley
The following demonstrations
we're given by club members, at
meetings held in the school: Baking
powder biscuits were made by Elsie
Bush and Eva Givens. Griddle cakes
we're made by Violet Thompson and =
,Iildred Belts. Dutch apple cake was
made by Evelyn Marvel and Ellen
'arey, supervised by Elsie Bush.
he club reporter reports that all OF
he above foods were successes, and.
hat, they were tremendously enjoy
d.
Due to the interest, and efforts OF
Irs. Grace Jarrett, principal OF the
tockley School, the school has ex-
client cooking equipment. Well
alanced lunches are served daily to
he pupils at few cents portion.
Milford
The Milford Sewing Club met at
he home of Bette Sterner, Satur-
ay afternoon, at . o'clock. The
leeting was called to order by the
resident, Bette Sterner. and the
linutes of the preceding meeting
ere read by the secretary. Ruth
urphy. After sewing for an hour,
ames were enjoyed. after which the
ostess served delicious doughnuts
Id cookies.