Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-06-20
Home Demonstration
Notes
,ral Women's Short Course:

Montgomery county are attending
Rural Woman's Short Course for
the week of June 17-22. This is
the largest delegation this county
has had for some years.
One member of the group, Mrs.
Fred Ruth of Silver Spring, will
take part in the graduation exer-
cises ON the 21st, when the fourth
wear group receives certificates for
attendance of four years at the
Short Course.
Mrs. Clifton Stanley, Of Damas-
GUS, president of the Council of
Homemakers' Clubs, and Mrs. Will
n liam Ward of Travilah, treasurer
Of the State Council of Home
makers Clubs, attended the Sum-
day afternoon meeting.
On Thursday, 1875 homemakers
club members plan to attend the
Short Course for Visitors Day.
That evening will be one of the
most colorful ones of the whole
week, for a musical fiesta of ma
tons will be presented in front of
the library building, under the di-
roction of ETHYL Manning.
Some of the outstanding speak
ers who will be heard during the
week will be Miss Earline White,
who talks on America Needs Her
Women, and Miss Maxine Davis
on youth and Our Immediate Flu
ture". DR.. Esther ]. Crooks will
talk on Between American Neigh
bors". The Hon. Ruth Bryan
Rhode will speak on Opening
4 Doors to Women. DIR. John Krantz
will talk on "Men Against Mi
crobes", and DIR. Harold Benjamin
on Changing Community. On
Friday the address, at the gradua-
ton exercises will be given by His
Excellency Herbert R. O'Conor,
Governor of Maryland.
In addition to all these speakers
there will be the classes from eight
until ten in the mornings where
unusually fine instructors will pre-
sent current information upon
clothing, landscaping, music, foods
and nutrition, public speaking,
family living, leadership develop
ment, recreation, parliamentary
law and approved English.
The Junior Group OF the Somer-
pet All Club, organized by Miss
Helen Bryan, president of the SEN
log Council of Montgomery Coun-
KID and Mrs. j. P. Nolan, have
bsen asked to put on a demonstra-
ton called Thinking of the Fu-
ture", on Thursday morning, at the
4-H Leadership Training class.
Below is given a list of women
attending Short Course and the
humber of lears including this
year, they have attended:
Mrs. Earl Becraft, Sandy Spring,
list; Mrs. John Darby, Boyd, 18th;
Mrs. Annie Fairall, Sandy Spring,
End; Mrs. Mamie E. Smith, Whea-
ton, 10th; Mrs. George Brown,
Ashton, 1st; Mrs. Motley Davis,
GAINESVILLE, 18th; Mrs. Annie
Harding, Ashton, 7th; Mrs. G. c.
Hilton, GAINESVILLE, 18th; Mrs. Leo
G. Dean, Gaithersburg, LIST; Mrs.
Alice Kinsey, Gaithersburg, 18th;
Mrs. Jos. VIM. Edwards, Silver
Spring, LIST; Mrs. James F. Shaver,
Cabin John, LIST; Mrs. ]. B. Ely,
Gaithersburg, 9Th; Mrs. Jennie
Fulton, Dickerson, LIST; Mrs. Mabel
Walker, Gaithersburg, End; Mrs.
Charles Upton, Dickerson, 1st;
Mrs. Merhle Haines, Laytonsville,
LIST; Mrs. Lewis Hobbs, Silver
Spring, 7th; Mrs. Agnes OLeary,
Laytonsville, LIST; Mrs. Chas. Lead
mgham, Silver Spring, 7th;
Mrs. Jennie johnson, German
town, 3rd; Mrs. Ora Mullican,
Gaithersburg, 9Th; Mrs. Frances
Kemp, Etchison, Bird; Mrs. Rosa
Stanley, Damascus, 10th; Mrs.
Genoa King, Damascus, 18th; Mrs.
Alex Pitt, Silver Spring, 18th;
Mrs. Ella Milne, Silver Spring, 1st;
Mrs. Edward Peter, Sandy Spring,
Bird; Mrs. Dewey Willis, Silver
Spring, 1st; Miss Lucille Priest,
Cedar Grove, LIST; Mrs. Ruth Nay
Tor, Silver Spring, Srd; Mrs. Fred
Ruth, Silver Spring, 4th; Mrs. Il.
II. Selby, Gaithersburg, 18th; Mrs.
James Wilson, Gaithersburg, End;
Miss Edythe M. Turner, Rockville,
Mrs. P. L. Decker, Bethesda, 9Th;
Miss Pearl NARROW, Silver Spring,
18th; Mrs. Muriel Stoup, Silver
Spring, LIST; Mrs. C. F. Winslow,
Sandy Spring, LIST.
All Dress School:
Eleven older All club girls met
at the Home Demonstration
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