Milford chronicle., 1938-02-25
AH CLUB NOTES

The Glendale Sewing Club met on
Tuesday evening in the Glendale
school with full attendance.
After sewing for an hour, the
business meeting was called TO or
der by the president, Ruth Williams.
A committee was appointed to plan
the program, for the March meeting.
The president appointed Helen
Donovan to serve as club reporter,
for the remainder of the year.
A game, provided by Myrtle Mar
ker was enjoyed and candy was
served.
The Senior Club of Sycamore
School met Wednesday afternoon.
The demonstration was the making
of custard. Theresa Hedges, jean
ette Fleetwood, Louise Conaway and
Myrtle Locates made enough GUS
tard to serve the % girls and boys
in their room, and Carmel Moore,
principal of the school, at lunch, the
following day.
A very successful amateur contest
was conducted Wednesday evening
in the auditorium of the Greenwood
High School by the Greenwood and
Woodenhawk All Clubs.
Twenty-fOur persons took part in
the contest. The numbers presented
were varied, and of high order, and
received enthusiastic applause, from
the representative audience. The
winners were Lillian Tatman, of
Greenwood, first place; Raymond
Rust. Bridgeviile, second place; Ma
bel Christopher, Greenwood, third
place. The judges were Miss Mary
Loekerman, Miss Frances Passwat-
ers and Herman Elzeq. John Hast
ings was the clever and resourceful
master of ceremonies. Miss Pauline
McIlyaine, Miss Lurietta Belts, Miss
Ruth Rust, and Miss Louise Hunt
were the big four who made all ar
rangements. and put the show
across.
The proceeds will be used to de-
fray the expenses of club members
at the State Short Course at the
University of Delaware, in June.
The Busy Bee Sewing Club of
Greenwood, met Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mildred Graham with
I3 members and all officers present.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Roberta Wiley and
the roll was called, and the minutes
were read by the secretary, Marga-
ret Spicer.
Each girl gave a report of the
sewing, that she had done and dis
cussed what she would make next.
Miss Moore, County Club Agent,
gave a talk on the serving Of after
neon tea.
Mrs. Graham recalled that she had
been a cooking and clothing club
member while a student in the
School.
The hostess served refreshments
Of ice cream and saltines.
The Woodenhawk Club met Friday
evening at the home of Lyle Nc
Dowell, in Bridgeville, with % mem-
bers and the local leader, Miss Ruth
Rust, present.
The program committee, compos-
ed of Charlotte White and Lester
Cannon. presented a discussion
What Girls Dislike in Boys" given
by Mary Rust, and discussion on
What Boys Dislike in Girls" given
by Franklin Nelson.
The members of the club decided
10 plant a truck patch, and market
The vegetables at Rehoboth.
John Skinner, extension editor at
he University of Delaware, was
and showed a moving pic
.ure, entitled "For the Love Of
Fanny"
Charlotte Littleton invited the
,lub TO meet with her in March. At
his meeting, milk testing demon
Itration will be given by Charlotte
White and Lester Cannon. Anyone
n the community desiring to have
milk tested is invited TO bring
ample.
The recreation committee, Bernice
ind Clifton Seeley put on game.
rhe hostess served ice cream and
ialtines.
The Georgetown Senior All Club
net Wednesday evening at the home
# Billy Lambden, with 16 club mem
,ers, five visitors. and both local
eaders, Mrs. Granville Lambden
md Mrs. Alfred Messick present.
a discussion on All courtesy was
lelu, anu plOfcu ul interest 10 DOtu
iris and boys.
The Delaware Eggs for Health"
ontest was announced. This contest
onsists in writing an essay Of not
nore than 500 words showing the
Importance of eggs IN the diet.
A game, entitled "A Penny for
'our Thoughts was put on BY Mrs.
ambden. The winners were Ruth
saaes and Stanley King.
The host served cocoa. saltines
nd candy.