Milford chronicle., 1941-07-25
All CLUB NEWS

Sussex Fair were stressed by Hell
en- L. Comstock, County Club
agent, at the All club meetings
held during the past week. An
other feature of the meetings were
reports by club members who have
been privileged to attend short
course and national camp.
The Oak Grove Blue Hens
Chicks club met at the home of
Sarah and Lulu Paradee on Mon
day evening, July IA. The first
contribution of the group to the
aluminium drive was brought to the
meeting by Edith Bullock. The
collection station for the club will
be the home of the leaders, Charles
and Eleanor Paradee. Eight club
members requested the All strip
tickets for fair admissions. Plans
for the annual August beach party
were placed in the hands of a
committee made up of the follow
ing: Eleanor Thompson, Ruth Vir-
din, Victor Carrow and Hester
Carrow. In>addition to the beach
party, the club is planning for a
moonlight ride by boat to Philadel-
phia on Wednesday, August 6.
The Woodside Dairy Club will
give substantial prize to the club
member collecting the most scrap
aluminium by weight. This was de-
cided at the meeting at the home |
of Lester Hall on Tuesday evening,
July is. The collection station for
this club will be the home of |
Charles Bostic. Lester gave an ex-
cellent account of his trip to Wash
ington, d. c., June Is to 25, when |
he represented the county at the
National All Camp. The theme of
the camp was Rural Youths Re-
possibilities" and Lester return
ed to his county and his club with
a realization of these responsible
ties and an earnest desire to fulfill
the obligation that he felt was his
as having been the county dele
gate. August is the picnic month
for All clubs and the Woodside
club plans for a straw-ride to Gar
lin Lake on August 10, leaving Fell
ton intersection at P. M. Those
having chargs of refreshments are
Lester Hall, Jeanette Bostic and
Wilmer Clark. Each club member
will pay 10c towards expenses.
The Rough and Ready All Club
met at the Bay View school on
Thursday evening, July IL, with
President Earl McNatt in the
chair. Elwood Massey, local lead
er, made plans for the collection
of aluminium. Elwood also will
work with the members in getting
down to the Kent-Sussex
Fair. Earl and Lloyd McNatt en-
tertained the club with musical
selections on the mandolin and
guitar.
A demonstration cleaning milk
was given by Wilbert
Comegys and Arnold Long at the
of the Westville All on
Friday evening, July IS, at the
home of Olin, Arnold and Floyd I
Long. The boys are giving thfs
demonstration at the Kent-Sussex
Fair on Thursday, July 81. in COM l
petition with other teams in the /
state, the coveted award being a /
rip to the National Dairy Show at G
Memphis, Tennessee, for the team {
ind the coach. The collection sta I
ion for cast-off aluminium was I
as the home of the local {
eader, Isaac Thomas, or the home
# Doris Mitchell. The club plan G
led a beach party for August 10 j
It Sunset Park. r
Rules for the sale of Kent Z
sussex Fair tickets by All club d
members have been sent to all
MEMBERS enrolled in this activity a
y Helen L. Comstock, county q
lub agent. These tickets can be 4
old through Monday, July 2Sth. n
lnyone selling tickets after that p
ay will be liable to arrest. i,
The money from the sale of tick q
is with any unsold tickets, may 7
e turned in to the All club office 8
the p. o. building before $500 8
!. M. on Tuesday, July 30, or to
Iiss Comstock at the All building I,
n the fair grounds before noon on cl
uesday. Club members are asked n,
} take out their commission of II
per cent before turning in the .,
Ioney. -
Additional club members selling
lese tickets are Oak Grove, Edith w
ullock. Gilbert and Hester Car I,
wv, Lulu Paradee. Eleanor and 7.
race Thompson and Ruth and ci
aul Virdin: Woodside club, Chas,
ostic: Cheswold, Gloria Slater; ~,
ay View club, Elwood Massey. IL
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