Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-07-26
GIRLS All CLUB
NEWS
Pooiesvale III Club


vile All girls met with their local
leader, Mrs. Russell Umstead and
Miss Bastow to finish their dresses.
The girls made plans for their
next meeting, which will be held
on Saturday, August IL.
CoIesviIIe 4-H Club
On July IL, IA and 16 the Coles
vile All Club held their Dress
School in the basement of the
Grace Methodist Church. Miss
Turner, Mrs. Hannigan and Mrs.
Rush all helped the girls. Several
pretty garments were completed.
Both Dorothy and Pauline Lech-
lider used a pretty green material
with large flowers. Shirley Lech-
lider made very pretty broom
stick skirt with a bib, of feed
sacks. Doris Wright made a pr.n-
cess line dress of a gay print with
q blue background. The dress but
toned all down the back. Anna
Woodward's rose print with black
figures made up into a dress most
becoming to. her. Joyce Edwards
made a sunback dress with a jack
ct, from a feed sack of a white
background and orange figures.
Genevieve Mumford and Ann Pot
ter also made broomstick skirts.
Sally Lee Rush's blue broadcloth
jumper trimmed with white rick
rack was most becoming.
Moatfi6se @''
The Montrose Dress School was
held July 10, IT and 10, at the
home of their local leader, Mrs.
William Harding. Prudence Park
house and Mary Louise Kirchnan
made their first dresses and both
were very pretty. Mary was for
tunate in having a white seer
sucker Nnd Prudence used a very
pretty light green Powered feed
sack. Both girls used the same
pattern-a long waist line, gath
cred skirt. Barbara Ann Harding,
Runette Farmhouse, Joan Dills and
Mary Rabbit all made their first
broomstick skirts.
Cedar GrOUe Dress School
On Thursday, July IL, the Cedar
Grove All girls finished the things
they were making at Dress School.
There were many girls who made
dresses and skirts. Betty Jean
King used a red and white dotted
swiss. Pasty King made a prin-
cess line dress Of lowered feed
sacks. Katherine Howes made her
square necked dress of a pretty
feed sack print, as did Cecile King.
Carol Schaeffer and Betty Jane
King used lovely yellow materials
Carols a wool rayon, and Betty
James cotton. A very lovely
blue wool dress with brown saddle
stitching was made by Ann Beall.
Margaret Browns red printed feed
sack had ruffles around the neck
and sleeves. Gladys Brown made
blue print into a dress with a
round neekline and gathered skirt.
Agnes Watkins and Pauline Jarvis
made their first broomstick skirts.
Grace Woodfeld made a red print
ed tailored dress. Mary Ann Gloyd
made a sheer pink print which
was most becoming. Although
Evelyn and Lillian Arnold could
not be at Dress School they made
dresses at home.
WoodfeId
The Woodfield All Club met or
Saturday, July 81, with their local
leader, Miss Eleanor Hawkins.
The girls worked on their aprons
and made plans for their next
meeting.
Shady GroVe
The Shady Grove All Club met
with their local leader, Jacky
Gather. on Saturday, July 81, at
the Shady Grove Club House. The
girls worked on skirts.
Gohhersburg
The Gaithersburg All Club met
On Thursday evening, July 10, at
he Grace Methodist Church.
Peggy Newell acted as president.
The girls were urged to bring
lowers at their next meeting for
he Naval Hospital. They were
reminded to bring the thing they
we're going to exhibit at Wash
ngton Grove to Marion Lintli-
.um's by next Saturday, July %.
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