Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-22
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1HOSG I1OlIleIlldheI AluDS nave
received more recognition for
their pre-school summer recrea-
ton program. This time Christine
Sadler, in her column called
"Women's Club Notes" in Nc.
Calls Magazine for May, has
written: Three Homemakers
Clubs of Rockville, Maryland, are
set for their third summer of
recreation for pre-school children
of TWinbrook subdivision. A paid
supervisor, assisted each day by
six mothers, keeps 300 tots busy
and happy. A show for parents
usually a Dress-Up Day with Lit
tie Bo-Peep and tiny Miss Bi,
kinis' in evidence-ends the sum-
mer.
In connection with the men
toned recreation program was
the meeting Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Julian Sante,
President of Homemakers II
Club. Representatives of the
County tuberculosis Association
and the Health Department were
present with Homemaker Club
representatives to work out de-
tails for the training school for
mothers which will be held one
night each week during May.
The Fashion Show to be staged
by the Hecht Company May 10
at the schoolhouse will be the
highlight of Homemaker spring
activities. 1t will be something
that you won't want to miss. So
tell all your friends that tickets
at SOC each can be obtained from
any of the members, that refresh
ments will be served, and three
child models right from Twin
brook will be in the show.
The All Club after the round
table meeting held last week in
the home of Leader Mrs. Malcolm
Morse, announced what appears
to us to be a full schedule of
Well-rounded activities for the
future. Everyone is invited to the
second annual Folk Festival
April 80 after school hours at
the schoolhouse. Admission is
free, but money raised from the
sale of refreshments goes into
the Conservation project fund.
AS organized here in Twin
brook the All is community
project, and the boys and girls
receive the benefit of the skills
and untiring efforts of about ten
women project leaders. In addi-
ton, there are representatives
Club met for meeting on max
ing bead jewelry as their special
interest in April. Plans for the
May luncheon were discussed.
The Potomac-Glen Homemade
erS were very much interested in
the talk given by Mrs. Catherine
RhoadS, home demonstration
agent, on "FabricS for Slip Cow
ers." They learned how to %
buy good fabrics for long wear,
(2) put colors together to make
the room bright and attractive
and 90 select patterns and tex
lures to make the room restful
and interesting.
The meeting was held on April
at the home of Mrs. E. B. Will
Der, with Mrs. David Weed acting
as co-hosteSS.
Mrs. Rhoads also discussed the
home demonstration program for
the next year, and the members
had an opportunity to express
their needs and interests. At the
suggestion of Mrs. Earl Hender.
son it was decided that the June
meeting would be a work meet
ing to be devoted to making scrap
books for hospitalized children
The June meeting will also fea
ture a buffet luncheon prepared
under the direction of Mrs. Robert
Thiel Several members will at
tend the crafts workshop in Cal
thersburg and they will discuss
crafts at the May meeting, which
will be held at the home of Mrs
Reno Rubino.
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