Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-09-18

makers council met at the Exten-
sion Office to make plans for the
1853 Program of Work up to July,
1858, when there will be change
of agents.
The Home Demonstration Agents
will present two of the demonstra-
lions, one on "Trends of Table
Service" and the other on friends
in window Decoration"
The three demonstrations or talks
that the project leaders will be
trained to give are first, "fix-it"
lesson dealing with repairs that the
average homemaker can learn to
do about the home; second, talk
on laws that every homemaker
should know, and third, informa-
ton on the Social Security laws.
There will be district meetings
on "Trends in House Furnishings"
There will be lessons on chair seat
ing, which will include Gaming,
split seats and rope fibre seats.
There will also be one school on
the repair of inner-spring cushion
units.
The Council went on record as
offering to serve the All Banquet if
the Senior Council so wishes.
Due to the fact that the Home
Demonstration Agents will be at
Baltimore for their yearly con-
ference the week of October 20, it
is necessary to change the dates of
Homemaker Club meetings for that
week. This schedule follows:
October 13 - Burtonsville, / 80
pm; Croydon Park, 500 pm.
October IA - Four Corners.
Noon; Olney-Norbeck, 1870 pm;
North Kensington, 500 pm;
Homewood w, 500 pm.
October Is - Twin Brook, 500
PM; Oakland Terrace, 500 pm.
October 16 - Wheaton, Noon;
Broadwood Manor, 500 pm;
Rockville, 500 pm.
October II - Chevy Chase, 1 80
pm; Wheaton Hills, 500 pm.
On October 27, the Rural Wom-
ans Short Course Club will meet
in the Extension Office for their
annual meeting.
The Home Demonstration Agents
will assist the Negro Home Demon
stration Agent with her Commu-
nifty Fairs by judging the Sandy
Spring Fair on September 20; the
and the Norbeck Fair on October 9.
On September 8, the Homewood
l Homemakers Club met at the
home of Mrs. Robert Schmitz.
There was almost perfect attend
ance. The club was very much
pleased with the cooperation given
in making the float for the Home
makers Pageant and in working
with the food preparation center
on Saturday during the fair. Next
year they hope that they can give
more time.
Clarksburg Club met at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth King and members
enjoyed talking over with Mr.. and
Mrs. King plans for landscaping
their beautiful new home.
Gaithersburg Club met in the Ep-
worth Methodist Church on Sep
TENDER 10 and was well attended.
Afer the business meeting a noon
luncheon was served, at which time
a very beautiful birthday cake was
lighted in recognition of the
Agents coming birthday.
This club was very proud of the
fact that members had managed
one of the food concessions at the
County Fair, under the leadership
of Mrs. Harvey Salby.
Mrs. George McBain and Mrs.
Willard Gartner gave an enthusiast
tic report of their week at Rural
oman's Short Course and urged
more people to plan to attend from
that area next year.
Garrett Park Club held its meet
ing in their Community House with
a large attendance.
On September II, Poolesville-
GAINESVILLE Dickerson Club met at
the Beallsville Community Hall in
the Fire House. Mrs. T. B. Dorset
was proud of the part members
played in giving demonstrations at
the County Fair and in having the
club booth awarded one of the
prizes. MRS. C. E. Knill gave an
interesting talk on the Food and
Nutrition Project. She always has
some excellent information and is
a very active chairman. Mrs.
Robert Gray had attended a meet
7P.M. to 8 PM, Youth Fellow