Milford chronicle., 1938-04-01
l-H CLUB NOTES

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The Just Us Club, OF near Milford
met Tuesday evening, at the home OF
Janet Stayton, with all eight mem
bers present. The club was very
pleased TO have the president, Betty
Sterner, In the chair. Betty had re-
Gently returned, after spending sew
eral months in CatOnsville, Md. The
younger members worked ON sewing
bags, and garments, while the older
members discussed spring styles and
planned their own wardrobes.
Mildred Murphy, the only member
of the club carrying a cooking prof.
ect. discussed quick breads and des-
eerts.
Games were played during the re-
creation period. Following this. the
hostess served lemonade and home
made cake.
Ruth Murphy, Club Reporter.
The Bridgeville Club met Wednes-
day evening at the home of Charlotte
Loiland. Bette Lee Jones decribed
making fruit salad and chocolate
pudding; Charlotte LOfiand the max
ing of potato salad and boiled dress
ing, and Catherine Allen the making
Of a vegetable salad.
The girls demonstrated the making
of Waldorf salad, with Taisins and
marshmallOws added. Ray Passwa-
ters acted as chief adviser.
After the recreation period, the
hostess served ice cream and cake.
Ray Passwaters, Club Reporter.
The Hollymount Cooking Club met
Tuesday afternoon, with Doris Stew
enson and Helen Warrington as DEM
Onstrators. Dutch Apple Cake and
hard sauce were made and served
to the members of both the sewing
and cooking club.
After the demonstration, the presi-
dent, Ruth Holster, called the busl
uess meeting to order. The members
of the club reported that they had
cooked a number of different kinds Of
foods since the last meeting.
The recreation committee had plan |
ned some interpretive dances. In |
one of them the participants were |
blindfOlded, which aroused a great |
deal Of merriment.
The Hollymount Boys Club met
Thursday afternoon, with Junior
Hopkins, president, in the chair.
When the secretary called the roll,
the members of the club responded |
by giving an incident in the life of
Luther Burbank.
A talk on fertilizers, which in
cluded the analysis, the sources from
which the elements were derived, and
the requirements of different crops
was given by one of the members.
Games were put OH by the recrea-
tiOn committee, and the refreshment
committee served candy.
The Stockley club met Friday eve
ming, at the home OF Freddie and
Evelyn Marvel, with "a members and
five visitors present.
Miss Moore, county club agent, was
present, and gave a talk ON game, and
fish conservation week. The MEM
bers of the club discussed wild life
in Sussex county, and how they could
heIp to conserve it. The concensus
of opinion seemed to be that dogs,
permitted to roam at large, unscru-
pulous hunters and a lack of food
and cover were among the principal
menaces.
Plans were made for securing land
for a truck patch. The crops to be
planted were selected and the fertil-
lzer to be applied was discussed.
Charades were cleverly acted as
Dne of the games during the recrea-
lion period,
The host and hostess served ice
cream, cakes and saltines.
Benton Carlisle. Club Reporter.
Six club members from Sussex
county attended the game and fish
dinner and movie at the
PEOPLES Christian Church, Dover,
Saturday night. Those attending
we're Ernest Mcgee, Jr.. and Myers
Dodd of the Henlopen Club; Dorothy
elliott of the COkesbury Club; Ches-
er Porches of the Seaford Club. and
louise Hunt and Mary West OF the
Club.