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III Keller. Folldwing the br!degnait ds.
came fsssrs. Brooks Mapp. OF Gre a1 nr %,
sVilieI leslie Wlite, OF nichmond. va
fChAfles b. MeafSl Il Of Cape Charles, arg rnsl
SioHihs 4 attendants arrange 4 themselves
sth@ RH hall 4clfole back Of the altar max max
sinE u most picture squ e scetle;, v. Il. N.
Es The groom came In Wit b his best man ma.
Mr. Nottinsh ham, Of I Mort OK, va: Pres
ssssaaaGs sh's eEslss;h Sc i hsR
Af11onds Va the bride leaning on the arm
~ her athsr. aud was 81 ven away pY
81 me BRIDE vino siss tho youngest daugh-
ter Of Or John Mf Mnpp Of Acco e n 70
and ~ quite al accom- lishod, attfaactlye
Gnd poptllAr youtiy lad y, Yns becotnin -. ~
ssilk, w IA bridal 8 Veil pinned back With
orange blossoms. e The ide carried Y p
shaeutildl e bouquet of bridal roses. \.
The eirlony ~ per ormed py hey.
listed ~ Rev MI oholson. pastor q q
xsssrl tSe t1iarriase, SttibS' at to,,dants ana
me r. The e,6 SouPis oa e.
lawn 9htsds Nftb terms. where = IS !.
bceptfonR No. gtven sB About 10 O'CLOCK tne
gpake yrs out the bridal roses lhrown
~ the Mn bid sssf ana Ifss Miss NJ Wescott
was the y forturat II winner The lalpy
couple left for trip Through the NORTH ~
SST0 Clel09s i 333lt 4i g4
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--T- ~ s.
The International
Sunday Sunday Lesson !; IS $ 81
Third Quarter. Lesson !. Matt. XVIII 7''tl,
LA July II 1909 Y Sa3

JESUS AND THE CttlLDftttf11!,.tt Ssi;
The training Of the Twelve made !. y large g
drafts the lnanrance end
characterization mis- Il 81 His kingdom was B the ae
most difficult OF eradica tion; re nag 1 p'stS
unveiled TO them his Via - ~
explicit though ne ha1 a. ! pcs Dee1 - = ~ onIy
fo &c, Il rewrl path to a gitterng throne o.
And they wanted II quicksy q, deci to ah
they should stand
& Before we are harsh with the disc a5ae;
Of the King lot II be remempe .,l &
In t ;aI1F wTS yan n jesus could
ra,ttt a. I. ailv trai 4 out Of them ideas when
hed nee sheeH trained Sinto them for thirty 7:
years and more. and those the ,,a
pressISdIe ya too that we're
% s"ns * their natural tastes and an.
sGaens w. I. /, I. verv wo 81
~, nav 70 3 They had per.
hans fg separated from Him on !, pusp,u,eoS9
ITO have AZ out among ~ ~ Snpeni
s III thi Hin s we're Is Him Will, whom they
re Il Vas Va a fe q Master,
thS placing Sf d d,soap!es Tie
Instant ODE ience the OH rendered. Wne On
called IA the docility wh!oh stood Wh thl g
Jesus placed him and, ~ .tHo et, ", aiWe
swttnsss VIII %H;'en 81 nh. and ali
W stR s shall have tor ths' never, 90
much as a e - s' the an 10.
i nrov !tp1ediia go,pie stood forth, snowy
cameo on an tnky asate e., Z. y Y Z WAS
BSi AND from the acted parable e. w wy
His saytoqis pSSsiS eS t e sI prinei.
aey S and npplied The Sonsp,cSSoHIns
bs {. a S,a4 N onun
ti'o .o iitta children lrel to Hen-
FapsS u hen c,l drep are Z al
ready Included Jssns ls eGlsanhoe chiids
6 g y 1bs P Sos az Il good Or
pphiid Nj YOU h do / TO Him.. The hmm ealast,e
s s,s1s Al the earthly qm saH-
oas pImisal IT, the lhnss sRad % ~ sA
e ,ity Of unsurpa ~ fer one
hand, one n foot. one eye, ana.le'aagn W.,
hsndsi tMo isss Closes
out g WtR Gaitsss SSf
ana perslstence to seek Tor one ios 7, nnesp
the II vrgelve ia shot agar and aga IN VII
the golden thread q the Masters o PaF cSid,
love care ana pFoyyislopR a IRE 't That
N tSea az tsie ones ~ shoud psrsh
HD mo No not desplse one 81 these little ones;
gnThetr guardian angels stand nearest 1ne g
Father worst death G sana lty up 81
cGn ST ms a chiid's; hoover n keS 9
.sshiid Under loving ana helpful care 5akss
w N'Fsg ANALYsIs AND IflEY M
\, The Training OF the Twelve. seS
iiis Issns' tncf ana 5endurance taxed, q
Ss Their misc I, :, s, =, :, NE.
q. Harsh Criticism 81 the Disciples pepseT
IIoSu, wrong ideals were imb!be J,
4. sControyersy (which should be llr SIN
XXI ~ Y W. not unknown to Jesu
HI IN astef- Styoke@ ok Mast vs. e sl
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WHITE-MAPP
Beautiful Marriage at Oak Grove
Chapel, in Accomac County.

Especial TO The Times Dispatoh.2
e WACHPRAqUD, VA, June 29--Oak
Grove Chapel, presented % pretty SCENE
OF Keller, Va The chapel 8 was benu-
}tifully decorated green and white being
the color scheme. which was artlstlcal'y
carried out. NJ 5l
AT sso'clools the strains OF tho wed.
the bridal party. The ushers. Mr.. Roy
party. entering the church slowly, march,
Cd Up the aisle. standing on each side
maids, Miss White, OF Norfolkk Miss Wes-
Edniunds and James Downing. led the
colt, OF Mappsburg; Miss Jessie Fant, OF
washington, p, 81. and MISS Marie 1'yfd,
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Wheeler

35I}.3I Especial to The IN mes,D lspatch a
I. CLINTON. W,OGeGD !, " A.,s June q, The
Methodist Church here was the scene to-
night OF q brilliant wedding, when at 8
q clock Miss Snllle Margaret Sanders be-
came the bride OF Rey.t Harry; ", Wheeler.
tho ceremony being pert by Rev,
George II, Tyler, presidlng elder! for this
district, IN the PRESENCE sof q large con-
gregatlon. MI 3 +. lss If ~ q .-
Sanders, pastor OF tie Methodist Church
here. ana the groom IL, the son IL q Rev.
", w. Wheeler n retired mini
Mr., and Mrs. w heeler left tolnl ght for
I GroensyIlle, Va, where the groom is To-
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Greshla1,cnr--Jones.

SSS5 fSpecial Al to The Times-Dtspatcfl'li}$ S{E
5WALKHRTON,8 June 20 - marriage rla Z. g
of much interest to people Of this ylc IN
took place at Burlington Baptist Church
Sat Il O'Clock Thursday afternoon, Whtetl
Miss Ellen Brooke Jones was Suniseo 90 = =
Mr. Albert Gresham. the asprroe 81.
tered vi til y her Brother, Judge Olaggett
g. Jones, ana was met at the altar ~
Sthee groom and his best MAN. Mr. y. CAT.
land Pollard, OF Richmond
M The \ cerenlonypsWns peri formed by Rev.
Nj. all pastor u the church; rs
fter tho ceremony o reoept Ton W r.
held at the home Of the groom:
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HOUSING RECEPTION,
Salvation Army opposes Having
Rallyin Casino Building July 8,

The Salvation Army will hosd the big.
gest meeting ever given IN Richmond
Sunday. July Sth, On that Gay Col le'F' 9
Penrt, chief secretary 81 \ the army y ~
the United States. accompanies by HrtgaT
dier Alexander Damon, comma = dlnd OF
fcer, OF the Atlantic Al Coast y Froy1nse;
Major Barter, the divisional. onlcer, ah ~,
her secretary. ttdjutant Hattie So Fe, VII
visit the city. M tSD Z, !, Z, !.
The meeting will be held ct the! Casino
at 8 q clock in the afternoon, and many
prominent citizens, among them Mayor
Mccarthy; have promised to ~ Icnsen!.i
At Broadus Memorial Baptist chnrch
tomorrow the pastor. Ray, III IL Grace,
will preach at II A.. A. and s;lb :. s''
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Pow,,esll--:-.Duffy.

| Al Especial b to The s. Tilnes-p spatch.)
BALTIMORE, ND. June PM MI
Francis Tallaferro Powell. Of Leesburg
va, was married heera Today 70 Miss
Grace Duffy, daughter OF the late Judge
Henry Duty. and sister OF former States
Attorney Horny Duffy, Jr. 81 The wedding lll
which. was quiet, took place ct the
BRIDES home. No 1877 West Mt, Royal
Avenue, n md was \ performed by Rev.
william NJ, Dame, OF lelnorial Protestant
Episcopal Church. ut L, HI IA
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Gayle-Walrren.s
cinl GsTIha \. !r,imee,s-pispatcll

An Ispecinl n I o. % Times-D tctl?
II SOUTH HILL, Y June 20. Miss Hat
3t,e warren. Daughter Of MI. FL. War ar
rem raj became ttieSs bride Sof Mr. Henry
GAVE, n at II clock Thursday y. I. Grove l
Methodist Church, Rev. p Il Baptist, OF
Boyd ton, va. officiating |. 4 I. !.
q The wedding march was reno ered ! ~
Mas Helen Gregory OF Boyd ton. cousin lt'll'
81 The Bride Beauti full floral q sig111s g
adorned the altar. Szal3s M q
MI. and Mrs Gayle left for 4 Bufra e
Lithia Springs, and go from there N
Aug ust to IL Falls Ills HasKerv;!.e
WIN be the future home Of tn1s
couple. s.3i, SS 5$
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4 Charlton -Akers.s
Especial to The Times ispatchl.l

I q, Especial to The Tinles-D lspatch
3 RADNORD,$V VA. juno 2o.-Miss Bessie
(Aisors, dnlu shter Of Mrs. Rebeccas Iinwly.
Of. montgomery county, was married 4 at
s :9o ssWednesdn to MI Ed gar Ch 1a,
of the Same neighborho u The ceremony
WIS performed by the Rev. Mr.. " ringer;
81 Chrlstiansburg, OF Edgemont Chufo ~
Mr.. Carlton is q prominent young farmer 1'rllle.s
OF Montgomery. 5 q "a 55
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Henning Pride, s,55s
to The Times Dispatch,)

Y WELDON, N, Oh June 2s,,-Mr, ". y,
iIIennIng,, OF Richmond. and Miss Addle
L. Pride, OF Chesterfield county, Ya,,i
were married here to-day In the par!or
81 tie Atlantic Coast Line Hotel Justice
Is. a.. Pape performed the ceremony,
Mr.. AZ IIennng stated that the trip to
Weldon to-day was In no FWlse a runaway
affairs but simply pleasant arrange
ment to- be married mere imthe OLD town 70, v,
there were only tho shed and Q few scat
terinu houses. 5SF E2it n il, rs n
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3Seay,-War.,e:,.3

Especial to The Times- p Dispatch
4 FREDERICKSBURG, VA June 2s'.-r
Mr.. Ernest seay and Miss Lizzie WARE
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs Thomas Ware
boil, OF spotsylyanla county Nere ma
trled Wednesday at the home ct tts
bride, rev Mr., Saunders oflciatirg
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8Miller-Pritchett.

Especial to The Times Dlspatc h.)
FREDERICK BURG, VA June 29,- n
Mr., Leo r. Miller and Miss Myrtle May
Prtchett daughter of Mr., and Mrs. H.
G, Pritchett, Of spotsylynnia county were
married yesterday afternoon at Walters
Church. In that county, Rev, =. 9, Ryland
official ting, A II il VI N ss 4 S n ", NJ
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Reece Allison.
;c IN e The y E,rlm1lea,as- Dlspatch.)

(Special to The Tlmes-D lspatch) EEgfi3s I
Il 9FREDDRICSsBURG ..,,s4June 2s.---;S5
Mr.. Marcus Reece, OF Roark. and Miss
Nellie Humphrey + ilison, daughter ois
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 ~ son., OF ECulP p,
county, were married yesterday at Rich,
ardsyille Methodist Church, In that counn;-sa
tn Rev. Mr.. Rice officiating.
Miss Bertha "a llison, sister OF the bride,
was maid OF honor, and Mi I, NJ, Curtis \
OF this city. best man. IL ,js .p
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THE 8 4 TEACHERS LANTERNS

80
tie sehaolboy c H his pen with inky
nst Or he stating and laundering from n s'
dog cared II read Ter. limo may be when
that same hand W these spf p.
5o.chido not the postles In the sbunglins,S
short sighted notions Of their
The end crowns tbs. work
sbeaa ss1s
Secretary OF state, 4Iand which Of Treas
giving tho world e the most 81 blimes ex-
amples of sell: of the age e ].
child in their midst that day. s
m sure the Saviour smiled. hi Some one
said one day that we DO not read that,
to smile mile iittle sirl hea ID the remark.
ths ahiIdrs sne Com unto unto Ne ana Trey
would never have come unless He h il''
smiled M 5l5 VEL s5
ar m sure the Savior smiled ~ s3
or elsf a m9 d Iaa,.e yensare near neap
No darkening frown. no G angry word.
Was ever seen or ever heard ,8lst Il, ,ss
i544 While n sus sole ned here
Tha II wo- III essiah Idea prevailed tolsa
considerable extent among the Jews. Tho
Psalms and prophecies obyiou y, PIG !.
tured d suffering as well Gas q atrinmphant9
Messiah | But It seemed simpossib BILE for
the Hebrew mind to apprehend th nd t ts
same person ! in fact that the Y!ctor. was
such through His sun Ing. The dlsci.H
pies, In their te were READY 90 70
attach themselves to- the Victor Messiah
but they wanted none Of the SUFFERER fll
h Unhappily, hlerarohic anbit ion and
eccieslastlcal pou tics ere net YET g ".
5tinct, The more ,is he shame and PITY.
since TWO thousand years have PASSED IN
which Ia learn the spirit OF the kingdofs'
The spirit OF the little child, who was
ujIiinu Ia Ia be employed BY the Master
that Is the anilnatlng prlncipl of His
Kingdom Not to be minlstered gnto, y, hnf
e or i1'' but basin and towel. are badges
Of highest distinction, N 81 E.,.
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S1nith-:--Fisher.l

S.8 Especial to Tho Times -Di spatch.)
BALTIMORE, MID, June q, DIR. ].
Almer8 Smith. OF pxmore, Va,. was mar
rIed yesterday to Miss Lois u Fisher,
daughter OF Dr., ana Mrs.. George y.
fisher, OF this city. The ceremony was
performed at tho home & OF the bridess
ca rents, No. 1910 1oI,den Avenue, by rev.
Charles D. Guthrial They viii make their
future home at Dxmore. x i n e 's55 a "a
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Richmond ers in New York, \

Bgf Especial to The Times-D lspat Gh,Y n NJ,
NEW YORK. June 2o,,--I Herald Square
Mrs. NJ. 4 ]. Lackey, ]. 'Ltackey, JE,s G. u
Clarke, D, n a, shafer; Nayarre--,I,
Smith, G. Il Northen; Inaperial If. Crook
and WIFE, Y. NJ stRyHan, e 4, "a
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$eridge, Al,ene lefew, Louise and Edith
watkins, ana Rosa Smith. Of Rio hmond,
and Nfesdanles HI. q Brown, r. W. Con-.
nelly. Frank Bv0wt1.. B, 3. Il Bur ton, Of
Norfolk !. Mrs. Or. Terrell. Mrs. II. G.
FreemanS ana othesss lss I'd
sfss On Thursday ~, HAND Mono aunot1eo on was
rendered by the .I3aohtnond bradasrnaidy
10 2ttS the ut-of- town bridesmaid Ids ~
Guth's private v ladie1 cafe, d Tt1e fnyors
4 OF tho occasion were handsome imported
Japanese crepe sastle distributed bY I've
prospective brides to their bEtdesf1a1da
and theirs. These sashes were lately
imported Rioinnoand, espeod aily fos me
occasion, from HI to Japan, being Eur
3nisi1ed BY the great importing a7ouse Of
8nJishn hewrna Coz. and will fsbe worn Ct
the wedding by the, lrespe tive cipients5
this afternoon at Csntenar1 ehuro
5B The entire bridal party were band
somely entertained n BY IL tile d prospective,
grooms at tI.akeaidss y Park n on !Thursday
evenings Covers were laid for twenty
four persons, and an elegant course cup
per was served The 1ayors OF the. coca
sion were gold mono gram pins Bdistribut
ed to the ladies and Morocco pocke books
Sto tho gen tlen1en. Y.
4S The prett Lakeside Club house uas
hand somely decorated for The occasion
md presented an animated and pretty
scene. sSs s B VIZ
Pend ton 4 M 81 ague. s5sI
ny u 81 = Mo-: y ~ ssabai Mon taSue,
4 - htar ~ Nsra a san WOOD Monta 3
o1 5ei 81 sri psndl aton 81,
3 ~ ali ~ ocIock
tI,s rtsrnoon i1}s5 TIA Second Baptist
y Church. I'll Miss Montague and Mr. Pendle-S,
ton both belong to- old Virginia families
Mr.. Penndleton i Is the treasurer OF Essexi
county. Nj NJ II. Y
Renefit r ecital S
y, 3 Z, 4 81 i rave Y rsc;t,l,
Mrs., 3, ~. = syeas ~ IA
4AuS SOCIETY," = !
!, !, 9, y, Z, /. : - al
esa' a.a : - sIsinss ~
las
Z. 4 (, 3 u nf,saa. belj
e = ~ 81, IN, IL thira
utiu = AZ ETHEL At
tsi,,sn, M M heI If,,tohiRon.
N A, M :, ace IA Mraf &. q. Gary
, ~ 100 II ~ ndsntt,e vas The
Ssf Tii programme was given:
PART & 81 ;y5 'sSi
:, ~ \, ~ =, !, astta ~ -. ..Little
NAYS !, Drea 4, j, lllian Harding 4. 'ICdel-
weiss, AbDie Gary; duet. i''sno w Bells,
lLottie Roney sand g. Z cary FL, y.
the Sci Stt4f " t'to -
Mockns Rtr'i: p Ask,hson ',o
OF tne Danes, ~, d, ~ NJ. "a 10,
T re- Edna tnaS, IA Sa's rs
aal al :, In ooken Bucket '''| Lott.ef
ao,, IA 's$5
x! Az PART II, Y u
z I, ! !, ~, q <, MI, shell
-
So 3 = Gary: selection Miss Kate Glinn;
select ion 0. Miss TuIia England; "Ripples
az tha Ala ba,na a.,tt Alma Albertson: duct.
n ,ss = NJ MIA shelton ana Il MISS Nellie
Sniff ) dance, eapo1ttaine. IA Miss Mabel
polia ~ vocal j5 sclecti on. M Miss. Nellie
= MIS- rIo ,aY ~ m !, er 80.
lection n vatore Dorm ~ Miss Ruth
CHM; sole, /, Mr., ~ p, tRicha rdson; I'M I'M
lAlbertson, Mamie Shelton and g. r. Gary:
selection, Moonlight on the. HUDSON tls n,
Miss Mamie Shelton; solo " Miss SL ..t,,, q
Smith SOLO, nllss nau''l!e =,
$""Dance Ecocais. !" Misses Nobel Pollard
Alma Albertson, Lillian stewart ana =,
g7Stgit3s M WE
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81 child In tho midst

u "A child In tho mid K "a
Obed ience, al docillty, self -oblivion .sSSts
Love exemplif fed In Oh I'D. ss5
Principles Developed and Applied.
Child . position In Church Ton uncia cd
What Is done to child Isl don TOT esusiS
d sss5ls5 sell, according TO His Affirmation
Jesus 4 love, care. "a and pro vision fori
= hfld.li fo. ffS1s
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$sSt At Clay Street ethodist Churc & Rev.
IT. MON. Simpson will preach at II Al N,
on MAMA In fDsw.,,g "a I the 8;ab oNolock
evening service his sub Loot Will he ss..Oold
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SSSf AT the First I1ngliah Evangelical Ruth
eran Church the Rev. g. &. a. Marks, \ pas
tor, win hold preparat Dry and co roiiiun Jpn
services. The Lord q Supper will beS cele-5
brated morning and evening II The even
Ing subject will be .'slAdi ghtior Dead zShan5
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@ The Rev George Fl. spooner, pastor.
will preach at Broad 4 Street Methodist
Church at both services tomorrow, his
morning sub ject being 81 ~ Nations birth
aA Natiori's Need .",{5$$ In the evening his
subject will be Help eedea-T 1 Helper
ready. 2Af cordial Invitation Is extended
to all strangers and visitors in the city,
10 attend these services. II 5F3 @'
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Il The Rev. DR.. james U B, e Taylor VIII
preach tomorrow morning ana night at
Barton Heights BapAst Church.
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Tho regul lar open air meeting OF the
Salvation Army will be- held at Church.
Street, on Oregon ELL. IA at 1O,so Az Nj,
the Young People q Meeting at 8 p. M
and the Praise Meeting at g. clock when
the subject will Re- be ak The UNLIMITED
Guest, q will complete the 4 day pro-
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PEI, o ,t,s3 M it1 ii az que d

4 The MARI iageso fSS M ss5 Mabel M ague.i
daughter OF Mrs. "a, san II Wood 4 Morata- y
que, 4 is 4 Mr.. & II 6bsst LaWls Pend ton, Of
Essex, a., vii be lebrated at Z O'clock
this afterno on Il Ia a the Second Baptist
SChurch. III Miss. Montague and MI .5 Pendle--&t
ton both belong to- old Virginia families:
Mr., Pendleton Is the treasurer Of Essex
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The usual services will be held at
Oak Grove Baptist Church tomorrow.
The morning subject Will be Nv Great
Debt, + and the evening subject RE
Story Of q Soul. \, On Tuesday evening
there viii be q temperance rally under
the auspices OF the W. q. q. $ u. On
July 18th, the Oak Grove Sunday school
will have its annual picnic at Westharnp-
ton Park sss S9l5E III 5s
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lected and nobody is the loser. When
ever some Improvement in the home lis
desired, such as repapering a room
and purchasing draperies or rugs to
beautify the home, the society holds a
meeting and committee of two is
appointed, with full power to act The
treasury is then drawn upon to pay
the bill. In this way the house in
question has been made very at
tractive and with money which has
not been missed Furthermore, it
keeps alive the interest in the home
and every member feels that he or she
has an invested interest there. The
ideal home is the one which keeps the
children interested, and it seems to
me that right here is one solution of
the problem. In this line comes an
other suggestion which, while not per-
haps new, is worthy of consideration
A box into which can he dropped the
surplus from each weeks allowance,
will accumulate a fund in a remark
ably short space of time. A friend
of mine allowed himself two dollars
a week pocket money. AT the end
of every week he took whatever
change remained in his pocket, and
put it in the box, be it much or little
Each Monday morning he started with
two dollars in clear pocket. 1t was
astonishing how rapidly the money
in the box accumulated. What would
otherwise have been wasted or mis-
spent, rolled up into sum sufficiently
large to make important purchases for
the hOme.-Good Housekeeping.
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shoulders, and slowly raise yourself
on your toes as far as possible. Re
tain this position for an instant, and
then sink back ON the entire foot Do
this twenty times a day at first, and
Increase each day to reasonable
limit.
Place the hands ON the hips, and,
resting all the weight of the body ON
the right foot, slowly raise the left
leg and extend it in front Of the body.
Then bend at the knee pointing the
toe downward and bringing the foot
up. Repeat this ten times at first.
Then stand On the left foot and re-
peat the exercise in reverse.
Stand erect and lean over at the
hips without bending the knees, and
try to touch the floor with the fingers.
Day by day you will come nearer and
nearer to the floor This exercise will
make the body supple and strengthen
the back, and will encourage grace.
Extend the right arm, and, placing
the left ON the hip, bend to- the right
side as far as possible, and then re-
verse the exercise, which should be
repeated ten times at first, and in
crease from day to day as much as
circumstances will permit. Fifteen
minutes a day spent in exercise at
home should result in muscular devel-
opment and greatly help to retain
health.-EX.
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Two Recipes.

Jelly Jumbles.-Cream one-half cup
butter, and add gradually, while beat
ing constantly, one cup fine granulat-
ed sugar; then add one egg well-beat-
en-, One-half teaspoon soda mixed with
One-haM cup sour milk, One-fOurth tea
spoon salt, and -four (once sifteO to
make a soft dough. Chill thoroughly,
toss on a Toured board, roll out, and
shape with round cutter two and
one-haf inches in diameter. On the
centers of one-half the pieces put one
and one-half teaspoons currant jelly.
Make three small openings in remain
ing halves, using thimble. Cover
jelly pieces with cut pieces, press
edges slightly, and bake in a rather
hot oven that jumbles may keep in
good shape
A Pear Custard.-A pear custard is
delicious. To make it, core and pare
six very ripe, large pears, cook them
in little rich sugar syrup until per-
fectly tender, then drain them from
the syrup and chop very fine. Turn
them into deep glass dish and pour
over them boiled custard, made with
the yolks of four eggs well-beaten,
three cupfuls of milk, three heaping
tablespoonfuls of granulated sugar
and a scant teaspoonful of vanilla
Whip the whites of the eggs to- a firm
snow with four tablespoonfuls of SUI
gar, and drop it, in large spoonfuls,
into shallow pan of boiling water
Cook minute on each side, lift out
with a skinner, and just before
serving pile it over the custard Dot
with little mounds of red currant jelly
and serve very -What-To-Eat
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-19

above extracts from Prof. Coles letter.
Those who are cultivating promising
varieties of the scuppernong, Thomas
and other related grapes, could help
the department of agriculture in it's
work by communicating with him at
Lake City. Then, too, there are a
number of wild forms" growing in
the hammocks and swamps, some of
which, to the practiced eye, might
present characteristics susceptible of
profitable development into new va
rieties even better than the best now
known. Any reader knowing of such
Wild vines might help the cause of
Florida's enrichment by writing to the
same gentleman A surprisingly fine
grape might originate in Florida if
the people would cooperate with Prof.
Cole and the bureau of plant industry.
Farmer and Fruit Grower