Milford chronicle., 1938-05-27
All CLUB NOTES

The meeting of the CooIspring All
Club was held on Saturday, May 21,
at the home of Miss Florence Vir-
den with two new members present,
Miss Helen Wilson and Miss Leila
Parker.
The club is planning to send seven
members to the All Club Short
Course. The members are planning
other short trips to be taken dur
ing the summer.
After the hostess served ice cream,
ritz and candy. the members went
to see the truck patch.
The Bridgeville Club met at the
home of Miss Edna Passwaters, on
Tuesday evening, May II, with all
members present. The club members
were very pleased to welcome new
member, John Messick. The matter
of the State Short Course was dis
cussed and it was decided to send
three delegates, Catherine Allen,
Betty Lee Jones, and Charlotte Lof-
land. AS the date of the June meet
ing would be while the Short Course
was in session, it was decided to
postpone the meeting until July
when the business meeting would be
followed by a social meeting and
picnic, to be held in the park at Dem
ton.
The Cooispring Girls Club met at
the home of Florence Virden on Sat
urday afternoon. The business dis
cussed was the market to be con-
Quoted at Rehoboth and the State
Short Course, to be held June 1918,
at the. University of Delaware. IL
was decided to send six delegates
to the Short Course.
Committees were appointed to cul-
tivate the club truck patch on por-
tion Of Molloy Vaughn's farm. The
committee on enrolment reported
that two new members had joined
the club.
A discussion on group singing was
held by the music committee and
Miss Moore, county club agent, told
the group of a new song sheet that
had been gotten out in the office.
Copies would be supplied for the
club.
The Cokesbury Club met at the
home of Ruth Isaacs, last Wednes-
day evening, with large attendance.
The meeting was called to order by
the vice president. Ed. McCauley,
boys club agent-at-large, was the
guest speaker.
The subjects discussed were the
All Club garden and the Short
Course. There are thirteen members
of the club who will attend the Short
Course this year. The club thinks
and hopes the garden will be a great
success.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Jeanette and Paul
Hastings.
The Busy Bee Club of Greenwood
met In the cafeteria of the Green
wood School, on Friday, May 20.
Each member answered the roll call
by quoting a proverb. The minutes
Of the previous meeting were read
and approved. At this meeting. ev-
eryone Joined in a discussion Of
lowers and either told an interest
ng fact about a flower or named
several now in bloom.
Delegates to the Short Course, at
he University of Delaware. were
chosen. Three were selected, Roberta
Ermadine Ocheltree and Ro-
,erta Outten.
The following committees we're
appointed for the next meeting, to
, held in July: Refreshment. Erma-
line Ochletree and Eileen Mills; re-
,reation, Alberta Belts and Pauline
oasswaters.
Refreshments were served by Ro-
,erta Wiley and Margaret Spicer.
rhe meeting closed with the club
pledge.
The Georgetown 4-H Club held its
Iay meeting at the home of Helen
eye on May IS with ten members
PRESENT. All members had their sew
ng with them. In the absence of We
letia Parker, president, Mildred
smith. vice president. presided over
he meeting. It was decided that the
Iub could be represented at the an
luaI Short Course to be held June
5-1s The club will send two peo-
lie, GoIdie Rogers and Helen Eye.
Myrtle Reynolds, local leader OF
be club, gave a talk on personality.
! discussion Of the subject followed.
he meeting was then turned over
o the recreation committee. After
he meeting was adjourned, the hos
sss served jello and ritz.