Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-03-25
AMONG THE HOMEMAKERS

Glenmont Hills II promises to
be the fiftieth Homemakers Club,
as stated by Mrs. Irma L. Bell,
assistant home demonstration
agent, after meeting with group
of interested women in the Glen
mont Village area last night.
Mrs. L. H. Brody has been work
ing with the Extension Service
and the group making the initial
steps. Mrs. Bell explained the OBJ
jectives of the program and gave
the highlights of the Low Cost
Buffet Supper" program. A tenn
porary committee to steer the
group was selected by the group,
consisting of Mrs. Brody, chair
man; Mrs. J. A. Hamblin and
Mrs. c. L. Titus assisting her.
Mrs. Daniel Roxon will be publ
city chairman and Mrs. Hamblin,
crafts chairman. Mrs. A. Fantey
was hostess; Mrs. Albert Scholar
will be May 20. April is the
date of the next meeting when
the group will meet with others
in the area, in the Glenmont
School for a discussion of the
program for 1855, led by Mrs.
Catherine Rhoads, home demon
stration agent. Others wishing
to join are cordially invited.
Mrs. Warren Seaton and Mrs.
w. c. Tapp, food chairmen, pre-
pared and served the demonstra-
ton menu for Low Cost Buffet
SupperS" to the Wheaton Home
makers Club, March 10, in Mrs.
Seaton's home. A spring atmos-
phere was everywhere with for
sythia, ounce blossom and statice
arrangements. The buffet cen
terpiece was made with a piece
of log and moss from Mrs.
Seaton's backyard and sprinkling
of lavender and yellow statice.
Mrs. Bell led the discussion on
the factors contributing to a sue
cessful service to a large number
of people.
The group expressed their
wishes for 1855 food program on
reducing food costs and pattern
alteration in relation to clothing.
The Cedar Grove Homemakers
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Mary J. Beall, with Mrs. ]. H.
Mussetter, as co-hostess. Nine
teen members presented answer
ed roll call with number of
pounds lost or gained since last
meeting. There has been wonder
full results.
Mrs. Lee King, food chairman,
gave a demonstration on Low
Cost Buffet Suppers". She made
a lovely flower arrangement and
had made the salad mold. Much
interest was created by a good
discussion.
: The March meeting will be with
Mrs. William E. Beall. Mrs.
Ward Fetrow will discuss Inter
national Relations. Mrs. Merhle
King will give the highligths of
her clothing training and also
show us the sewing screen she
has made from the one shown at
the training school.
Some of the members will have
their hooked rugs on display at
the Hooked Rug Guild exhibit,
March "a and 25.
Glow Cost Buffet Suppers" was
the topic of discussion at the
North Kensington I Homemakers
Club. The meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Robert Colvin.
Mrs. William Rasbornick had
prepared the Liver Pate appetizer
that was prepared at the training
meeting and was sampled by all
present. She also told other in
teresting details from the meet
ing.
Next month the club will attend
a joint meeting to be held at the
Capital View Recreation Center,
April %. The subject for the
meeting will be program plan
ming for the coming year and a
discussion on slip cover fabrics.
At the close of the meeting, re-
freshments were served by the
hostess and co-hostess, Mrs.
Harold Botkin.
Sixteen ladies of the Pooles-
vile, GAINESVILLE, Dickerson