Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-01-22

The Darnestown Club met Janu-
ary 10 in the home of Mrs, John
Wells, local leader. Mrs. Bell gave
a demonstration on cleaning the
Living room. The girls took part
in the cleaning. Two girls are GO
ing to give demonstrations at the
next meeting, January "a. lor-
raine Davis, acting reporter.
Janet Candy and Betty Hender-
son, Potomac Glen Club volunteered
to do team demonstration for
leaders and girls Feb. % at the
meeting, Jan. IL in the Potomac
Church. Miss Margaret Ringler
will be present at the meeting in
the home demonstration office to
train girls in giving demonstrations
Report was made of the five Christ
mas arrangements made for shut
ms. Janet Candy, Chip Bennett
president, and Betty Henderson
were appointed to serve on COM
mittee to form constitution for
the club. The following girls were
welcomed as new members: Bar
bara Charles, Mary and Margaret
Nelson Ramona Henderson, and
Sharon Long. Procedures in room
cleaning were demonstrated by Mrs.
Bell. The girls will follow these
with additional demonstrations at
the next meeting, January 26 in
the church.
Theresa Melvin. Mary Gillian,
and Cynthia Heisler will serve on
the committee to put in a window
during All Club, March 8-14, as
decided at the meeting of the Ger
mantown Club, January II in the
home of Warv Vir9inia Dorsev.
The girls will follow the demonstra-
tion on room cleaning by Mrs.
Bell at their next meeting, JAN
uary 26 in the home of Virginia
Jenson. Mary Palmer will show
how to make a dustless cloth,
Katherine Reid, window cleaning;
Martha Palmer, how to wash wood
work; and Ruth Lenz, how to wax
furniture. Discussion of demon
stration days March 21 and % was
held.
In the Laytonsville Club the fol-
lowing girls plan to give demons
trations, January %: Mitzi Taylor
dustless cloth; JUDY Priebe, wash
ing woodwork; Ruth Ann Payne,
waxing furniture; Joan Biddinger
and Nancy Lechlider, window
cleaning. Mrs. Bell showed how
vacuumcleaner and good brushes
could be helpful in doing a good
job efficiently.
Twinbrook Club is carrying out
many activities which are helping
the children themselves and the
community. The naturist program
is in full swing with children max
ing feeding stations individually
and as a group. Mr.. Thomas Fish
er, member of The Izaak Walton
League, worked with the group last
Saturday in making a huge station
in the Twinbrook Park. The loca-
tion was near homes of quails and
war effectively planned to take care
Of them. Twelve Christmas trees
were used and twenty pounds of
seed placed in the station. Nine
stations have been made for the
park and eighteen individual sta
tions for childrens' homes.
Miss Helen Cronin, leader of the
group and Mrs. Bell met with the
group Friday to take up problems
IN room cleaning. Mrs. Bell
showed how good equipment could
help in doing the job well with the
least expenditure of time and en-
crgy. Barbara Milloff was ap-
pointed historian. The secretary,
Eileen Morse, was asked to write
letters of appreciation to Mr.. Paul
Wire of the Izaak Walton League
for his donation of fiftv pounds of
seed and to the Peoples Drug Store
for cups and napkins used for re-
freshments bv the group. Mondav
the proup met with Mrs. Kenneth
Woodward to make Valentines from
old Christmas cards.
Today as every second and fourth
Friday the group meets for square
dancing, led by Mrs. Malcolm Morse
and assisted by Mrs. Donald New
bv and Mrs. Douglas Cornwall.
Special square dancing costumes
have been made by parents for the
girls.
Another activity is the chess