Milford chronicle., 1940-12-06
an Club Notes For The
Week In Sussex County

The StockIey club met Monday
evening at the home Of Dorothy
Mitchell, with a large attendance
and all officers present. Miss Anne
B. Moore, county club agent, award
ed the club pins. The achievements
of the year were discussed and plans
for the coming year were made.
Robert Marvel, president Of the club,
and the other officers, Betty Steele,
vice-president; Evelyn Marvel. sec
retary, and Thelma Joseph, treasur-
er, composed committee to meet
with Mrs. Alton Truitt, leader, and
work out a program for the year.
The hostess served ice cream and
ritz.
The Roxana club met Tuesday eve
ming in the Roxana school, with 16
club members, members of the
school faculty, and the county club
agent present. An election of Off
GERS resulted in the following Off
GERS being elected: Louis Lynch,
president; Leroy Bennett, vice-pres-
ident; Halton Johnson, secretary,
and Betty Wilgus, treasurer. A
check-up on projects was made, and
club pins were awarded. Due TO the
Christmas holidays interfering, no
meeting was scheduled for Decem-
ber. The following will be the pro-
pram for January. A talk on cur
rent events by an outside speaker, a !
talk on chickens by Louis Lynch, a |
talk on styles by Viaetta Lewis. |
Recreation and refreshments will be
in charge of Viaetta Lewis and
Katherine Leary.
The Bridgeville club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Edna and
club, Cathryn Allen, president; Betty
Lee Jones. vice-president, and Ray
Passwaters. secretary. with Miss
Edna Passwaters, local leader. and
the other club members present
worked out a program for the COM
ing year. It was decided to provide
basket Of good things for a needy
family. All pins for work COM
pleted were awarded. Games were
played and ice cream and saltines
were served. Il
The Handy Hands Club of Milford
met Wednesday evening in the Cedar
Grove hall. with small attendance.
due to several conflicting entertain
ments. There was only one officer
present, the president. Norma Pret-
lyman. She appointed the group a
committee to work out a program
for the coming year. Sara Milbourne
presented an appeal from the Kings
Daughters of Milford for a basket .
for the poor. 1t was voted to pro-
vide basket for five persons. Mil !
dred Webb, in charge of refresh {
ments, served sandwiches and grape !
juice. The club members were [
pleased to have Kathryn Webb $
home for the holiday from a busi- I
ness school in Philadelphia. q
The Delmar club met Thursday
evening at the home of Ed. Shedaker y
with Is boys and girls present. The J
president, Arthur Studley, suggested !;
that plans be made to raise money.
A roll and soup sale was taken under
The members of the ,,
club reported on their projects, and
IL received pins. The committee in ,
charge is composed of Arthur Stud
ley, Jane ssCIllYer, Curtis Taylor, !
Mary CuIveT and Peggy Beach. After
games had been played and refresh =
ments served, the club adjourned to !
meet with Peggy and Bobby Beach !
in January.
The Sussex Live Wires of Bridge
vile met Friday evening at the home
If Irene McCauley. with large at
endance. In the absence of Char
otte White, president. Bernice Secly.
presided. After the
outline business had been disposed
If, a suggestion was made that a
collection be made for needy fam
ly. A fine response was made of
'otatoes, other vegetables and can
led products. A committee COM
osed of Charlotte White, president.
iernice Seely, vice--president; Mary
lust, secretary, and Franklin Mel
on, treasurer, was appointed to
leet with Mrs. James Spicer, local
sader, to work out the program for
he coming year. After a period de-
oted to recreation, the hostess serv-
d ice cream and ritz.