Milford chronicle., 1941-05-16
III CLUB NEWS

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the Junior Short Course was the
topic of discussion at the meeting
of the Canterbury Sunny Smile
Club on Wednesday evening, May
z. at the home of Helene Ingram.
Each year the All clubs through
their club dues and extra events
raise the money needed to send
their outstanding members to the
University for this WORTHWHILE
event. Those boys and girls who
have given their loyal support
throughout the year In making
their All club successful are see
lected.
Eight of the Canterbury members
have been supplied with account
books and will keep a record of
their personal expenditures as well
as record of their projects. The
members enrolled in this are Rich
ard Adams, Bill Eliason, Jack,
Glenn, and Bruce Frazier, Helene
Ingram, John Richter, and Allene
Timmons. Mrs. Virgil Frazier, the
local leader, has announced an
award to the member keeping the
best account. Helen L. Comstock,
the club agent, announced several
All events. Poultry demonstrations
were discussed and team Of two
boys, Bill Eliason and Jack Frazier,
was chosen. Their subject will be
Care of Baby Chicks"
The program was in charge of
Raymond Dill and Jack Frazier. I
They gave an illustrated talk on
Foods for Defense" which proved
of great interest to the club mem
bers They showed the mineral |
and vitamin content of various
foods and of various meals.
The club has been selected for
one of the FIVE game projects in
the county. This will be carried on
as a club project, the proceeds win
go to the club and the work will
be done by Glenn and Jack Fra
zier. This project is in cooper
alton with the Game and Fish Com
mission.
The Houston Junior Cardinals
met at the home of Albinai and Ros-
ena Kielbasa on Friday evening,
May 8, with Doris Voshell presid-
ing. /
Plans for raising money, and !
representation at the Junior Short
Course were discussed. 1t was de-
cided to hold a bake on May 81. For
this the club members will take
orders for baked goods and deliver
them on that date.
Progress of the dairy foods DEM
onstration teams was checked by
Helen L. Comstock who arranged
to meet with the girls on Thurs
day, May Is. There will be three
teams from the Cardinal Juniors
Bertha Belle Wilson and Doris
Marvel; AGNES Carpenter and Dor
is Ferguson, and two new enrol
lees, Hazel Sapp and Albina Kiel-
basa.
The Cheswold All girls are spen-
soring an evenings entertainment
in the firemen's hall in Cheswold, |
Monday, May 10, at p. M. The
feature of. the evening will be the
one-aet play His First Girl" which
received such favorable comment
when presented at the All Dra-
matte Contest in March. Movies
will follow the play.
Grace Sampson, local leader for
the Gheswoldi i'iNeedle iSlingeEsH iB,
in charge Of arrangements.
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One hundred and twenty-five
Clayton boys and girls who had |
won achievement pins in 1910 held
their annual Achievement Banquet
in their new cafeteria on Thursday |
evening, May 8. Leslie Pryor was
chairman of the evening and after |
the welcome by Layton Mabrey,
president of the Clayton Clodhop-
pers, introduced the county All |
club agent, Helen L. Comstock, who
in turn introduced the guest speak
er, Russell E. Wilson, Kent county |
agricultural agent. Mr.. Wilson's
subject was (which Things Are |
Essential" He emphasized that es-
sentials may be considered as
those things which are imperative
Indispensable, that minister to
our needs and cannot be disregard
ed or omitted. Some of these es-
sentials are peace, consistency,
clear thinking, tolerance, courage,
broad -mindedness, kindness, con-
sideration for our fellow men, un-
derstanding of human nature and
sympathy for the problems of
others. These essentials are EN-
bodies in the All club members
pledge.
o. E. McCauley. Boys Club
Agent at Large made the presen- :
tation of the silver trophy to John /,
and Joseph Houtman and Charles !
Poore These boys comprised the !
corn judging team that stood first :
in the state in a contest held an .
nually at the Crop improvement q
Show. 7
Leslie Silpath, the retiring presi- :
dent, recouRted the achievements 4
of the past year John and Joseph !,
Houtman were state winners in the g
demonstration contest,
Layton Mabrey wrote and coached 4
four All plays and two anti-T. B. Z
plays given over WDEL. The Clay n
ton Juniors won first place in the 4
1910 All dramatic contest In the r
rally day program the juniors had +
top honors. The Clayton Poultry
and Dairy Production demonstra- :,
tion teams were first in the state. .
The former spent a week in At I
lantic City and the latter attend !.
ed the National Dairy show in Har- >
risburg. Wells Campbell rated z
high in his pheasant project by =
raising 1S Of the fourteen chicks .
hatched. Three members, Francis !,
Houtman, Daniel Smith. James Z
Montague received awards in the I
county garden contest. For these :
accomplishments and the fact that r
of the lis club members enrolled. \