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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
VIEWS OK ELECTION BORROWING,
AND OPENING LETTERS.

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner: We
used to take q paper with these words
at the top: "Hew to the line. let the chips
fall where they may
Arimle: Many thanks for the pretty
card you sent me from the great city Of
New York. Some say Out of sight. out
Of mind" but when q friend buys a card,
writes your address on it and message,
then last, but not least, put on a stamp.
having to spend real money to do this,
Just want you to know here Is a friend
that appreciates the deed. and some poet
said: "I think it does person good to be
remembered So"
Our city election Is over and we ladies'
had the pleasure OF casting our first BAL
lot in 3 city election. 1'he men and
women representing the democratic party
met In one house wf1h three large square
pieces OF pasteboacd fastened to the
house in different nlaces. Two were
white with black letters, the third white
with red letters plain enough to be read
if riding by in an auto or If without
your glasses, Informing ali where their
headquarters were.
Tho other party-rnea met In one
house, ladies in another-ail near BY ssr
voting place in a barn. but not used for
real bare purposes ROW. 1t said on out
side ot one door on big card, This way
In" We went IN then into booth. fixed
ballot, then out the ether side. handed
ballot to man at box, had to tell ouI
aarae-bat not our age Chow tAenkful we
should be-, then a nlan said: Pass out
this way" and card on doof said "Thi;
way out" but not as conspicuous as the
other, and not few were bothered BIZ
in getting out. Why do we not have /;
woman to tend one bog? spent SONS
time at the republican ladies' heaGquar.
tiers and was surprised to know some
living near put off voting to the las
minute, causing the active ladies anxiety
! and two ladies living near positively re
fused to go and vote. They were Offered
a lady escort and a ride in an auto but 1
was no use After going through th'
trying ordeal of being made voter, the,
did not use the right in city election
How we differ.
AS to borrowing, Ophel!a. I've had
| little experience in the past, loaned bed
| ding, organ, books aea elothespins unit
| my husband made stamp with Gu
| initial on it and used to heat the iron Hal
| burn the letter eEsshead Of the pin, an
soon they ceased to borrow pins. as Gu
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
WOULD LIRE A CHRISTMAS OF 60
YEARS Ago.

To the Editor and Sisters Of the Social
Corner: Well now we are having the
kind OF weather that keeps US more OF
less az home, and It's really the time az
the year enjoy. And, Furthermore the
time when we can try out all the lovely
recipes in The Corner mage. for nev coal
or wood fires are going all tthe time.
Wasn't Thanksgiving day a cold and
dreary day? Outside, I mean. For IN
side Of n good warm house we enjoyed
the day better.
Lucy Acorn: When I make apple snow
I use g big tart apple, grated instead OF
baked. Some French people call this
"Three-quarters of an hour" For il
takes while TO beat up.
Single and Blessed. I have enjoyed
more than enc afternoon of IS you rec
momended.
Primrose: I accept your challenge ro-
bringing suet pudding ard also the
sauce to go with it for The Corner pic
mic at wildwood park next summer. r
! can't go myself will send u along
Bug: I have been over the roads in
Canterbury some. and enjoyed the tr!ps
but one view that one doesn't forget very
quick Is when you look cut from the
turn in the road at Hampton EEl before
you start 70 come down that long hill to
go to Brooklyn. Now many more will be
able to go that way On account OF the
new highway.
have tried out recipes fer beef suet
pudding. I had very good luck. too, and
now I VIII make Il quite often. They are
fine.
And now we are having so many Won
derful letters. I'll wager the editor has
| to do some thinking to be able to choose
| the letters for the monthly prizes
| Silver Locks: Why not give US q
| Christmas OF so years ago now We OF
the younger generation complain when
/ We have so many things that are so much
! handler than 80 years ago: but those
! women were more courageous and brave
than any OF US today. And now all we
have 20 do is to buy the biggest part Of
| what we use. They were wonderful house
keepers and cooks.
remember 81 years ago ! was at ms
| grandmother's house out on a farm n
Province Of Quebec. No oilcioths lights
| bathroom, furnace. modern plumbing o.
| any e+her improvements. but there wer,
barrels on barrels of apples potatoes
| turnips, carrots and other vegetables II
| the creamery, she called &, were good
| rich milk and cream honey In comb anG
| some strained. Home made cheese an6
| butter by the crockfui In the morn MS
| we had fine buckwheat cakes or Who'll,
wheat cakes with honey and ali the mill
i we could drink. When We wanted meat
| she had sheep In quarters In the meat
house chickens In the coops, big pork
around the back OF the barns and Wit
could make baked beans or any kind O
soups like grandma did? Not us mod
ern cooks. Isn't that true. sisters?
/ E. N. r c. P.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

Dear seetaI Corner Sisters: saw ID
the satu-"sv Bulletin that '"rwf1ieht-
wished a Devils cake recipe. Eere !e SOS
which I think Is very good:
Dc-IPs Cnk.: Nix torether IN
saucepan 1ne-haif cup OF ary eoeos, ira
h~stAu yoil ~ ore egg and one-haN cup
OF srAet milk Put over IRE ana STIR
carefully to 81 thick. smooth paste. Re
move from fire and ADD hui'.- On. s!se
OF a walnut. p Gun OF e-s~u,sts5 ssivzY.
ora-haf cup Of so1ir milk In vNfeh Aae
ho-u dissolved one teaspoon ~ saierstcs,
one teesncon Of vant''a and ore srS
one-ha'f Guns Of Ro--- s'ftad tu'ice. B-ke
In Moderate even W. two Isvs-r Re-
serve the white - ,ho egg for the icing
B~iI-1 T-i-r: One Gun rrarriated raf-
ar four tsSiesnoo7s watAr: AoH taoetheY
urfii It nrc1ds. Pour this upon tNe
stiT beaten white o. epg 20 Ea,cn q
sa7+snoon OF crePm OF tartar has ben
aTde5. Reat until cool. Favor 20 tasts.
TwiIiSht: I hone you VIII have good
luck with YOUR cake.
Here srA few epitaphs rad given 20
ne til.a othrr cay:
"FTere lies nv wife Safe. ut her lie.
ShA'e at pAsca-an@ 81 am 20
Here Hes my wife. Sally SEXTON sha
was a wifa who mover vexed ne: can't
saw ''rst for r~- AZ the rsvt stone.
NY dear husHn nd r-A~t this uonu-
r'e-t IN ris-o-v NJ Won = H-oe II win Be
p'A-s'-g to God sna to you"
Eons to sac all the sisters 81 the De-
cernber meeting.
Rr-Sv BEE.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
ROSARY.
THAx THE PATCHWORK QUILT
RECALLS.

oez- Sisters e the soctsa Corner: :
Eoul6 just Ike 70 add another suggestion
"a TIA topic q oer-op=iag and lending
ghez thIesx cosHeides with many er-
ps-isncss., To cse Z fictitious name, Mr..
sEi.ta approached NJ. Brown to borrow
! SUIT. o. money With 49, agreement to
return is equivalent ca = certain date.
When the t!.ne expired DIR. Smith failed
a hrs promise and continued 20 withhold
ne same FOR q prolonged period. FInally
Rhsn ne teit SO disposed. l!c went to Mr.
Brown. handed E.r the -Tloasy, with this
-xPiAaSt.ol for tle DELAY: ~ did not re-
aura tbs money o. :Ae date agreed
or knew. as yoE did no. really need II,
: Sozld make 70 differences to you --
Ne" said Afr. Brown. ut made no
ssfse- slee 70 ne then, but 1. win make a
sEs-eaes 20 you hereafter. for I have
lE-1ed that yoc- word OF agreement Is
rot 20 ns 6spandsd upon"
This appeals % re where q person
s1oves himself hss oTn worst enemy,
s3~zys enjoy the eS%nas that are sent
a TIA CeEasr page each weak, ana eSpe-
sially .hs recent one entitled The Old
sAtcsvori1 Guilt On. how true y every
.sa1. - we ,ooE ove< those 'oioci.s''
wSicA ware pieces g raotAer's, or grand
zaS. or s.SseSs AID ou- own dresses,
EheE We were schoolgirls. Tome the
latcnTo-E quilt. OF more recent years
than ETzadnothsr's vouid BE, ie meme
-iai Of itEeif. Many pleasing incidents
are recalled as we look on & small pieces
q eiEs ehxEab-a-'. 4 aofai design Of print
salieo. a sample q & ginshana apron. /,
= IKE turning back t.1e pages OF history
a Ee~favss~ vita pleasure thst certain
1fsES <e we're % tie Fourth q July pie
7ie. and >oh What q Soed time we had
iatt cay. Here IS another szrsrAe Of q
fstKS 20 Remember quite vel. We hal
RSsz :. b.. 2 few tirnes whea by SONS
sccddszt &. became torn n : very con
pieuors yises ard afterzates aaavdid'
say dcsassd As We recognize aaetfe,
AkaDle Ehici a.x-sss . pretty DOCS ~
IN see -n5taer again - We did in yea1ns
= days n that fs-aiiiay dress saegwess
sss1s sAe home. busy at Ter heussaoit
1ggies.
These reminders zse not all there Is t.
5he old patchwork. Guilt. for IN man!
sases re had eur early lessons in sewing
Jsttsax together taese blocks and learn
.eE lssozs Of patience along with Sh,
AK We found e diascais 10 thread tn
-tsed,e. 10 maize knee h. "a sad Of II,
kese6. often 20 ss.eAea our tenier fin
49, ht-Is diseoJrszs7ss;iis cre2t In tn,
z4G: teeSs were yassA 81 the lAst1s D
- ~ vstt i.zs-ssef - ~ assdS u u
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
DEVILS CAKE.

Dear Social Corner Friends: eaw
where Twilight wanted recipe for
Devils Cake Here Is one we use ana
like 1t very much:
Mix together In saucepan one-haH
cup dry cocoa. the beaten yolk Of one
egg and one-haN cup OF milk. Put over
the fire and boil. stirring 70 a thick paste,
then take from the fire, add a lump Of
butter size Of a walnut, one cup grand
lated sugar. one-half- cup milk. two tea
spoons baking powder. one teaspoon va
Mia and last one and one-half cups Of
-four sifted twice and the beaten white OF
the egg. Bake IN quick oven
Wishing all q Merry Christmas,
NJ A. s.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
pow - x1arr eo~z GRAVY

0-=r S~-'si Carver EAito-. As I az
verv nnnch ir-er~stA1 e. tho Social Cor.
n=- news. hove hA<n -o'r- 20 ask &c
hAconna a r>e-r-fA- FOR so-,e TINE. but ss
SIN rnt Ia very oood w-i.er 9. .i-SAs
T vet rA~'ecsSqIl about willing iet1s-s.
WIFI sAr1 IN -e~'n. sor sou- raw
UaI~T1 NAV EA uRAS With an" Lrd %
meat. ~srn~ asa. n ssct res' ti1i-rE that
ma can <ArvA ~-s-v ri.h. ~ raw
-,s.t Is ,,s~A b~'' In s.i.e% water WITH
o-Ian u-1r' esoi-AS. ~uF NV r-~s. IN
sr-sli n1N~ss. Hove ep1u~+ broth 10
, s~rvA ~ as ~ .Ha p-on~~''o- ~ eh-se
~i'p- ~ h-ofh aSS one CO.. @hraA tsbfr-
P, snn>ns ~ su~sr srd euo''~h -Four 20
--,aha very ~. as.>- hss.i-- ava
sr-sar now +atA annu-- c'-near 20 tNs1
.h'S TO ahn-it the th'ni--Ass ~ ~-esre
pest al so~A'hsr arS aT5 To meat arA
i1rntN ana .et eoofy. stf--i--~ cs~ea siarsry
rs1i1 thioba--6 u~-.~ ~-'Is fry
tL's a,H ra~nr. h~~- .hA- I've It. n n q
rser-nsr 1'~E. VIII tatA So- nv v~n
name ire Syst four re+'A-S ~ ny riven
| name, whie!, is also my nick na-.
GENE.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
PACKING DOWN FARM RAISED
MEAT PRODUCTS.

DEAF Social Corner Sisters: AS butcA-
ering time approaches We are locking
forward 20 doing again with our pork
what we did TO- the first time last year
and which was the most satisfactory
way We have ever kept It. Soon, at
ter making the sausage we fried it light
y and packed It in stoAe crooks Of the
two and three gallon size, .eaying a
weighted plate on top which holds the
When we take out meal to try the fat
iaft IN the spider Is poured back into
the place from which It Is taken and re-
seals It. We sliced our pork chops and
packed in the same way, also the hams.
without curing, simply sailing each piece
little as when frying for the table.
These kept per4sstiy and were fresh
Favored to the very last. We also pack
ed 8 few roasts. Al except the sausage
took some extra fat to ccver them bat
all has been sweet and good to use since
cleansing with hot water and raw po-
tate. We have just finished the ham
and sausage packed a year ago and the
| last meals seem to be the best With po-
| tatees pared the night before and cereal
started and cooked over night my jars
OF chops, ham and sausage have made
he many easily and quickly prepared
away to work early and babies wanted
80 be washed and dressed In time toz
eating with Us. I have packed iiver In
the same way for a short tine and know
Of no reason why It. too, should not keer
Indefinitely.
! We clean the tTi-3e from our own beet
and fried It keeps best sealed in glass
! Jars Ia the last water in which 1t Is
boiled, using no vinegar nor acid-oal5
! salt and pepper. 10 those who are &C.
eUsteuaed to horne-cured tripe nothing IT
the markets can compare for wholesome
hess and re isll occasionally. Canned
! chicken. beef, tripe and all the pork
i products make g good variety from
which to choose ones meat when far
| from markets. Hoaing this Will be o.
| real ltaia 10 someone, as the Corner re
clpes and suggestions are 70 me.
/ Sincerely
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

about the Christmas tree your face will
be as joyous as anybody'a
Why, I have two little dogs ! send
presents 10. Betty and Chunmy are
their names and they havo presents like
the rest OF us.
Almost a Christmas sermon, you may
say. No indeed, just a warm hearted
message from one Of the family. for We
are one big. friendly family. are we not +?
l, who write, and you. who read, and
al Of Us who read and consider to-
gether so many pleasant and interesting
things each week. hope you feel thiS,
as do. and that, as the days OF the new
year go by we may grow closer and
closer together IN interests and In
friendship in the Corner.
KITTY LOU.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

chocolate (about- one-2ourth cup gratede.
Mix sugar. milk butter and chocolate IN
3 saucepan. let 1t melt slowly; bring to
> boil and boil about ten minutes, OF
Until little forms e little bal when
dropped in q cup OF cold water. Add the
stir a few rainu,es until Slightly
thick, elrn a: once into u ieased tin
plates. Cool and cut into blocks. Il it
crunhles and is sugary. add half cup
or more hot water, melt boil again and
try as before. If It should not be hard
enough it may be boiled a second time.
PANSY,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
RECIPES AND A PRETTY LACE.

Dear Editor OF +hA Social Corner:
have wanted long before now to join this
Conner, but somehow I have put of
vritins.
surety have had scne very pleasant
tires zt the Ineetiuss
The letters written hv the different
sisters are verv interesting and every
Saturday I look forward TO naner
and turn hrst thing to the Social Corner
page.
am not much OF 4 writer hat viii
try and send some Of my REGIMES.
Cushion Cake: One cuo sugar, one
cun cream, one wound lard. two eggs
little salt. one tea spoon soda. one tea
s1oon lemon, two cream tartar frea-
! snooos1, -four to thicken. Take half and
add two teasnoons cocoa; two teasnoons
mo asses. little s.1ice fcloves. nutu1As
ara cirnamonl. Bake dark mart little
| while &c c. Tntn,) then put in the light
part.
Sugar Cookies: One cup shortening
one eup sugar. two eggs. three table
snoons milk (sweetl. one teaspoon soda
| two teaspoons cream tartar. one tea
spoon vanilla. salt. two cups -four.
| Graham Mufips: Two eggs. two tea
| SPOONS soda (scanD, two-thlrds cup
n1olasses three cups graham -four. o1e
| clt0 WReSt nGnF, TWO cups SouI I4i44EIt O4iC'
half teaspoon salt.
| Cocoa Cake: One cup sugar. one-haft
i Gun butter. one egg, pinch salt. one tea
spoon vanilla, one-haif cup sour milk
| one tea spoon soda. four TEASPOONS CO.
! Goa dissolve in title hot water, one
| and one-half cups flour.
I! There aisa IS a very pretty lace foi
collars. towels and center pieces, etc.
have made # several times for collars
using Ne. SO thread. Ch IS. 1st st l:
list from hook, 81 st, j , 81 st owe
half Of this ring. turning it TO start
Oh 7, 81 st in LIST CT, turn. ., 81 st, I 2
81 st, / y. 81 st. p, 3 81 st. over Ties
7 CHI ! 81 st, p. 4 81 st. over rerna inini
ha'f OF ring Oh 16. ! 81 st. IN 18th ST
from hook.
Upper Edge-1st row. I'd c. over re
manning st Of ring en- 6 I'd c.
AUNT MARY JANE,
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REoIPE F6R nEYm cAKE.

Dear Social Corner Editor: would
like to he a member Of the Social Corner.
VIII send you a cake recipe which is
very good.
Devil Cake: F'ut int Ga saucepan yol
OF one egg, half cup Of milk, two squares
Of chocolate Cor two tablespoons Of co.
coa) /; cook until thick as cream, stirring
ali tas time. Take From. the stove. put
In, . piece OF butter size OF an egg, ad5
one cup Of sugar. one quarter teaspoon
OF vanilla, one and one-half cups Of -four.
oAs teaspoon SODA half cup Of milk.
Beat whtAa Of esq last and fold in.
CAROLYN.
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WANTS DIRECTIONS FOR Gro.
cHETIxG JurE BAG.

-5ez= Social Co.ne- Sisters: Although
Ha-S aot written FOR a 'oag time I have
seer z.ceA .atsrests5 n reading the let
-s=s szch rex.
vas going 20 send ny recipe FOR
rEesS potato PIE. but 80 many excellent
sass have seen given that VIII only say
csc 2 rounding tablespoon OF Sour IN
siAca q cash egg omitted IN recipes.
VII SOTO sister send directions for
--ocAesize a -oa1d jute bag with Irish
roche: -cses? ta;rll they make nice
-hrs.=sas prtssy1t1 wculd also Ike
N=aet;oas for knitting narrow oak l=at
-6s5nE AID insertion.
VIZ Sss- wishes :or q merry Christ.
1zL
ROSARY.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

vALDENsES: co-tect.oa has Seen
Ha6e.
AUNT MART JANE: -'ToEs z&Gns Aas
sssn sdses % tee scc:al Corner. u was
sseossEry 20 change pe1 name slightly
o 4vo:d Sro,,ler's Signature.
CARoLTsS: Your rar-e !.as Been added
10 she social Corner 20
GENE: Tou nave bsea listed as So
Ia Co--e- member.
TATTISG: Your letter makes you g
-rsrr6s- Of re sccls, Corns-.
rASsT: Having coz-apiied with the
-als5. you are -scz,5er o. Tie Corner
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Here r.
recipe for an apple pudding ths. /
thiuk yoa WIFI like:
: Pare ana Slice elk snpiss fHte q rue.
ding dish. pat IN haP cup OF water,
hs'f cup 81 SUGAR ami generous
~nrinlIiing Or nutmeg or mace. Roll hna
Aient-1n'ik cra~lssr% ard cnver ever ste
100 ~ thA anN'-s. so, the rrsel,eY c-u-rss
generously with butter Bats IN q es,islc
over. Be sure that IN. spp'>s are cesk-
81 soft ans the crackers want 10 se
crisp ana hrovn. MstA 2 hard sauce ana
Aavor With vt rita mis- MAKES ceeS
serving for .Uur people
cApT
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
now TO USE Or YOUR pUMpKrss

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis.
ters: There are several different ways
Of cooking pumpkin besides in pies OF
which will send you a few recipea bur
first will tell Of pie Sisters make for
your next Social Corner picnic a Social
Corner pumpkin pie that is different y
For large pie use one and half cups
of stewed pumpkin. twe-thirds cup Of
white sugar, one tablespoon of naelassas.
enc teaspoon OF ginger, eene-half tea
spoon Of cinnamon. Stir this all togeth-
er. then aqdsnne wei beaten. egg, one crn
q milk, str and haat well, then pour IN
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

c-asa ~ ia: matters SHALL Be written
.c~=
aze the !s=s -s-o-1 et eur years Is
roI6
Wa 70 ou- e.ezt Eaail re fra er-
szsoils5s
Azs wat kzzl. IS tza Jewels q eu=
o-owae
.zacy 0A shall 1ez= % sur Su-pflse
Scs-A -ttis dssEs .: 31dasss, Ie1E
:o-gz,
-e'l.,s our sior,' And the brave ard
pl6s deeds
TV7lca 'es 6oaz-:5 o.tsa. mentioned
5o;.
z8a gave Is re so- ;gs- 10 buy and sell
Ans a. taat. matters IS 70 i've K veil.
Sent n BY C-oT's, Feet.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
soeIAL conNER nyENTs.


Dec. i4-Clao Ne. meets az Frank
In Hall, willisnaat3c.
SOCIAL CORNER POETRY.
The stay-es-Heme.
ne village knew her as faithful wife
L7T-vosced and patient With her hus-
bsnds ways,
57sy through al ths uasveaSfui days
@1tA snsl home Sa;iss that made Up
her Hfs. &
E-ss mAETtsa yosag. 3 quiet, sebsz man,
Not ore 10 talk much satisfied to SIT
AID smoke his pipe OF evenings
browse Ast
zAs SOW thoughts o. tae sissls store he
rsa.
Ne times were hard tie year they mar
rie6. so
They tooS no Wedding trip, but wait,
s6, I'LL
ne years had somehow sFisssa ~.
and stir
:: asvs- seemed 60 b the time to 90.
% tlsy lived together, he az6 she.
ras cAiisFsz grew ", married, went
Ta.nEs wen: along from euiat day to
dag.
rssa sic s.s6 suddenly.
Aad when they came to tiay up, eaey
.orEd
1-vu Il re bottom Of Aer box OF
scrsps
= e2nd's geography villa SolaFsa
maps
/. zssl thai made cur!ous :nurzuTiag
soGud,
gssEzash.r guide WITH pictures crude
sd blurred
OF white ships sailing By 2alnl-green
shore
Java, sum.trs, B2asSaa, s!ngapare-
Grange, bright feather from some
foreign b.se;
. bit % PAPER sagbsd WITH silt and red
That cree ha6 wrapped pouTd OF
Chinese tea;
: ycliowea clipping: 'EIoT TO Dress at
-tr4ls. aues- rash some to.ss keep
around" they said.
BY Marjorie Charles D-iscoil.
SET = - Red Rose.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
TIE SOCIAL. CORNER
NO oNE GROWS EXCEPT HE REACHES OUT
AND UP

patolawoTk outfit ana our share OF Its
memorable contributions. Personally,
would thank Rhody Lewis for sending in
this poem. I have found much food for
thought IN It and no doubt many other
sisters and readers Will agree with me
that It is good to revive old times.
In Conclusion, use the best parts Of
worn bath tozsels for wash cloths. Gro
cslet or buttonhele stitch around the edges
TO keep from frayinE.-
Best wishes.
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FREEZE.
REoTPr FOE FunGE.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: have
read the Social Corner for q long time
and wish to become 9 member.
1 am sending a recipe swhisA / have
used 2 number OF times and hope that
the readers viii use It. Tbs recipe is
fciItws:
FedgA: Three cups bFe*n Or white
sugar. one cup rhsik or watss. one ia,
hiesaoon butter, etres Eqaa-ee tiaeh)
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WOULD LIKE 70 REPEAr rRTr.

CoS- Soe!al Coraer: I was glad to
ave = few ,.Ees iron. A1nt Mehitabla.
:. tso, SorlG be pleased TO -epezt our
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pEPERKINS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10
THIRTYTwO.
CLUE No. MEETS NEXT WEEK.

Social Corner Friends: Cub No.
meets at Franklin hail. WiiIimantic.
Dec. II. Please bring your plate, knife,
Those that wish to exchange gifts
through our Christmas exchange bring
something not costing over ten cents
We hone FOR a good attendance ard that
the other clubs wil' Be represented.
I want to correct n1is-sFe the print
err r1ads N my letter last week. Tnstea &
OF miniature horse>" it should read
miniature houses"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

Here Is the key question: What 10
the incest thing you can POSSIBLY 50
for Christina Boston CODE
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-10

4 lot of valuable time Is wasted By
trying to make people over into wkat
you think they should be. instssd q
taking them tust ae they are.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
REALTY TRANSFERS
DEEDS.

Sarah Yves, to Katy Neace $40. Ia
interest in sec. ts T.. Ia E. i-S Sec.
II. n. 1-2 Sec. 20. n. i-2 NE. IA and
mete and bound tract in NE. IA NF.
ia Sec. IL. TIP. 5 N. y. So. ~
S. West, trustee to X. Ncace VI,
same description as above.
weanako to Frank Rogers and
Frank S. Curl. $40, SIC. Ia NE. IL
sec. 33 tp. . n. II. "a.
=. Cunts to G. Couretsos, 81, lots
IL and isn, block 2. Doris.
Il. l.. Wright to c. NJ. Wright 81, NE.
IA NE. Ia Sec. 2i, TIP. $. II. 81.
H. Thompson to II, E. and q. l..
Boyden. 81, 1-2 interest in w. 1-2
sw. Ia Sec. 16, TIP. N. II. 33.
L. r. Van Wrinkle to l.. c. Van Win
lSle, II. lots and ., block OF Nc
Arthur's addition. Weston.
Ed Cranes TO M. J. ingalls, SgGT.60
interest in Sc. IA SIC. Ia Sec. s. TIP.
n. r. "a.