Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-04-24
AMONG THE HOMEMAKERS

The Potomac Glen Homemaker
Club was a center of activity
and discussion as they met at Mrs
J.2,a'Eeo Clagett's home for theil
regular meeting on Tuesday, Apri
Sth.
: Co-hostesses Mrs. Clagett anC
Mrs. Charles Thrift led the at
mosphere for the meeting by serv-
ing q tempting array of cakes with
coffee or tea. Immediately follow
ing, Mrs. Esrl Henderson, presi-
dent, brought the meeting to order
Topics under discussion included
plans for the Agricultural Fair,
and The June picnic.
After a talk on "What is Impor-
taht; in Family Life" by Mrs.
Gladys Hinenburg, who also led
the group in discussion on the sub
jetts the meeting was concluded
with a shower party for Mrs. Eli
ner S. Durbin. Mr.. and Mrs. Dur
binorecently lost their home by
fire.
" 10
.ftMrs. Alex Adrian and Mrs. Wal
ter Plank entertained the Garrett
Park Homemakers Club at the
home of Mrs. Adrian on Wednes-
day evening, April ninth.
The business meeting was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Albert Kizer, pres
ident. Plans were made for six
Of The members to go on the tour
of''the Goodwill Industries when
members of Homemakers Clubs of
Montgomery County will make this
tour together.
Mrs. Gladys Hinenburg gave a
talk on "What is Important in
Family Life" and led a concluding
group discussion. Hostesses Mrs.
Adrian and Mrs. Plank served in
dividual, and delicious, lemon mer-
ingue pies with coffee or tea at the
close of the meeting.
Thirty-two members were pres
ent at the April tenth meeting of
the Poolesville- Barnesville-D DECKER
son Homemakers Club. Mrs. T. B.
Dorsett, president, conducted an ac-
tive business meeting, during part
Of which plans were made for a
covered dish luncheon in observ-
:a.;,ce Of Home Demonstration
Week. Members will invite guests
10 enjoy a social hour with the
club.
Mrs. Helen Kiefer, International
Relations Chairman, gave an en-
tightening talk on SHAPE, ex-
planning its origin and functions.
Mrs. G. E. Knill, foods chairman,
'alsoLgave very interesting and
Informative talk on availability of
various foods at this time of the
year, a good review of what to
expect of the different grades Of
eggs IN home cooking, adm several
health hints.
/ The thirty-two members created
"a hyely conclusion to a talk on
TWlh t is Important in Family
Life1 by Mrs. Gladys Hinenburg,
by Expressing themselves in a dis
lcuskion.
H9stesses Mrs. Ward Fulton,
Mrs Olga Grimes, Mrs. Claire
IEyster, Mrs. c. L. Knill, Mrs. Hat
ton Brown, Mrs. Sprigg Hayes,
Iapd Mrs. w. A. Daniel served sew
Ieral kinds of cake with coffee at
the close Of the meeting. The cakes
Iwefe frosted in colors that har-
lnfnIized with the Easter decora-
ltipNs and flowers.
| The Cedar Grove Homemakers
Cub met at Mrs. Ward Fetrow's
hehse on Monday, April 14th, with
MRS. William Johnson, president,
ealing the meeting to order.
Miss Lucille Priest led a discus
lsioH of birds in the woodpecker
family, after giving a description
.ofdsckers - the bird Of the month.
A4fer the business meeting Mrs.
lGladys Hinenburg gave a talk on
"Wh a is Important in Family
Life,' and led a discussion on the
IsaBs&ct with the entire group par
.tHspating.
Just as the president opened a
discussion for a travel tour the
picture window of the front room
Iopened the scene of a dark and
heavy hail storm. Tentative plans
flor a trip to Hershey, Pennsylvan-
iia, and a clearing sky brought the
Injecting to a close. Mrs. Fetrow
and Mrs. Merhle King served de-
licious pineapple upside-down cake
with coffee for refreshments.
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