Milford chronicle., 1938-04-29
All CLUB NOTES

planned for a card and bingo party
on Thursday evening, April 28, at 8
O'Clock, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Clendaniel on the North Little
Greek road.
The general committee, Mrs. Chas.
Paradee, chairman. Grace Hufnal and
Helen Hutchins. has arranged for
three rooms, one each for bridge,
800" and bingo.
The committee on prizes composed
of Charles Paradee, Hazel Meredith,
Clifton Hufnal, Edith Bullock and
Victor Carrow, are planning door
prize and enough prizes SO there will
be one for each table.
The ticket committee was named
Louise Meredith, Elsie Carrow and
Hazel Meredith, to prepare and dis
tribute the tickets among the mem
bers.
The proceeds from the affair will
be used to send club members to the
Junior Short Course at Newark in
June.
Six new members were admitted
to membership in the Wild Cat All
Club at their meeting at the home
of Demaris Taylor. The new mem
bers are Letitia eastman, Phyllis
Coverdale, Jane Cox. Betty Morris,
Betty Lou Patrick and Alfred
Thomas.
The charter members of the club,
Demaris Taylor, Frances Sarde, Bet
ty Morris, Edsel Miller and Jimmy
Tarburton, are planning initiation of
the new members at the next meeting |
of the club at the home of Jimmy |
Tarburton on Wednesday. May 4.
Leaders for the Wild Cat Club are !
Miss Margaret Voshell and Mrs. Thel-
ma Morris, former club members. and |
active members of the Kent county
chapter of the Links.
The Ellendale Club met Monday
evening with II members present.
After discussing the articles and
garments to be made by the club
members, they sewed for an hour.
A clever game was led by Helen
Donovan. Bessie Golden served cup
cake and candy.
The Busy Bee Club of Greenwood
met Tuesday afternoon in the high
school cafeteria. The girls were
pleased to welcome two new MEM
bers, Margaret Humphrey and June
Warrington. Sue Webb. local leader
of the club, helped Lillian Tatman to
put her club dress together. The
new members practiced hemming,
while the other girls sewed on diff
ferent garments.
After the business meeting, gaines ,
were played and refreshments were
served by Anna Hochstedler and
Eloise Hamstead.
The Bridgeville Club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Bette Lee
Jones. ,
Catherine Allen, Charlotte Lof- ,
land and Bette Lee Jones, assisted
by Miss Moore, county club agent,
demonstrated the making of choco- ,
late pudding. [
A talk on crop production was
made by Ray Passwaters. .,... II
The girls In the club reported (
what cooking they had done, since
the last club meeting. ]
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Catherine Allen and Miss Moore.
The members of the club planned p
giving a dance, to raise money for Z
the Short Course. The hostess serv- Q
ed ice cream and saltineS. r
The Georgetown Club. A Division.
net at the home of Marian Keeler. p
Wednesday afternoon. In the alb n
,ence of the president, Eleanore q .
Short, it was called to order by the !"
yice president, Violet Prettyman. =,
After the business meeting, the girls a
Iewed for an hour. l.,
A game was played. Following a,
which the hostess served sandwiches dI
ialad and cocoa. II
The Sycamore Junior Cooking
Club met Wednesday afternoon, In s.
he school. Doris and Vivian Hitch nj
ms were the cooks. They made d;
.heese souffle and served It to all of
he girls, in their room. and to Car 10
mel Moore. principal. m
The Roxana Club met Thursday A
.vening in the school. The boys club
vas in charge of the meeting. Geo.
Truitt, instructor in agriculture. in B
he Selbyville High School, was the
uest speaker. He gave a most in
tructive talk on fertilizers.
The refreshments committee serv-
d iced tea and saltines. di
ia
The Milton Club met Thursday in
vening at the home of Earl Argo, in
nth % members present. The club tit
ecided to have a truck patch. and tn
market its produce at Rehoboth, in CO
with a number of other
lubs in the county. Leslie Short. M
nd Thelma Dickerson were select on
d as a committee. in charge of M
lans for the truck patch. SO
After a recreation period. the host d
erved ice cream, saltines and mints. III
The Stockley Club met Friday eve ne
ing at the home of Ellen Carey, ~ ~.
18th "a members present. uii
Thaddeus Warrington of the ~
georgetown faculty, was guest "''
peaker. He gave most interesting in,
Xix on sprays and dusts. to prevent Lin
amase from chewing and sucking de-
lsects. DR.
At the conclusion of the business pu
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