Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-14

MOrJlmer Brown on March IL.
Miss Eiythe M. Turner, home
demonstration agent, has been
asked to meet with the Adult Sew
ing Class at Sherwood High School
on the evening of March 10.
Four Corners Homemakers' Club
meets March 10.
The All Senior Council will hold
its regular monthly meeting in the
Home Demonstration office on
March 10, at 8 p. M, at which time
a discussion will be given on how
to select the wardrobe for young
men.
Mrs. Edgar Stephens will enter
tain the Browningsville Home
makers Club on March 20.
The Wheaton Club will meet OH
March FL.
Colesville Homemakers' Club
meeting will be postponed from
March % to March 20, due to the
fact that the 22nd is Good Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Naylor, president, will
be hostess to the group.
Shady Grove All Club will meet
in the club room at the home of
Miss Agnes Gather on March %.
Travilah Jamestown Club
meeting has been postponed from
March 25 to April 1, because of
Easter Monday. The meeting will
be at Mrs. Morris Gurevich's.
On March 26 Mrs. Ellerbe will
entertain the Silver Spring Home
makers Club and that evening the
All leaders will meet with Miss
Dorothy Emerson, State All lead
err, and Miss Edythe Turner, home
demonstration agent, at the agents
office.
The Olney Sunshine Home
makers Club will meet on March
81.
On March %, Mrs. John Hargett
will be hostess to the Germantown
Homemakers' Club.
Plans are being formulated for
the All Club banquet to be held on
March 80. The place has not been
determined as yet.
The Home Demonstration Agent
will meet with all the homemaker
clubs this month.
Local leaders who are carrying
All clubs in the county have been
sending in some very fine reports
on work accomplished. The Foods
Club at Kensington climaxed the
completion of their project with a
luncheon served to their mothers,
which they had prepared under the
guidance of their leaders. Mrs. Poole
had direct charge of the luncheon
and was assisted by Mrs. Barch :
due to the illness of the other foods
club local leader, Mrs. Russell. The
clothing leaders, Mrs. Barch and
Mrs. Waldron, have started their
club on their first machine prob
lem, the making of aprons. These
clubs meet each week, and the
fourth week of the month the foods
and clothing groups hold a feder-
ated meeting and take turns in
presiding and presenting the pro-
gram for the afternoon.
Mrs. Jacob Bulger of Leland
street, has group of All girls,
who have been carrying on foods
project during the winter. They are
doing a great deal of Red Cross
work under her guidance.
Miss Helen Bryan of Somerset
meets weekly with her All girls.
One week they sew and the next
they bake. They, too, are beginning
their first machine stitching.
Miss June Barnes of Conduit
Road has been encouraging her
group in giving better demonstra-
tions on their foods project by the
members of the club each week.
June was hostess to the group on
February 81.
Mrs. Carlton Browning, local
leader, of the Germantown All
girls, has about completed the prof.
ect on courtesies and everyday
manners with her All girls.
The Laytonsville older All girls,
under the leadership of Mrs. Allie
Messer and Mrs. Henrietta Stew
art, have about completed their
first machine problem and will
meet in the Home Demonstration
Agents Office on April 10, for an
all-day slip making school.
The Laytonsville Junior All