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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
FOB WHITE.
cooKIEG FORK rHorshSD MAKING ..' "s sAtsUfPER DIsu.

aH
 Dear Corner Friends .i. too want to haHk "a, Social Corner Member fer a yerr pretty calendar in the Corner. color. We have had. much fun in guessing "rho is vho.: and I th,nk if we wire to wh.s- Der the- name of our generous donor we weuld all sEuess, alike. There. are d lot ess Yankees in the Corner. Are we se:- ting warm Kind edhor? as the young people say 'iay their games -. .'AS: we have had porx Jchons for dinner [ ~iils tell yeu my way. Of cooking them. We .fnd them hn9re digestib1e and not at all greasy as when fred. Be sure and get lean ones. put them on. in cold yatar and do not add salt uatii. a few m.hu:cs before serving. They wlT not be hard if eo9kso yilis, way. Beil two hours ard you. will frd them very n.ee and tender Serve rttn toast er srlit biscuit win the th.cseacd : NTy. just as. you would shiek- hi; suppes dish, I n make from tA. ier,- ove&. as r always plan te have 5 feS ehepsfleft. Chip. the meat hne with a knife. yit. is too ntshy if put through tho 'sripeerl add twice ag much celery as you have meat. Calso ett very hnel. a li;- tle salt ,and salad dressing and you have | most delicious sslap. to be served ea lettuce lesycsE In the summer I substi- tute fresh ieed cfcuE.,ers in the place oi celery. and .vr Ike it even better.
 ' There is always some of the broth left do not let that go to waste, but adi a small esn of tomato. small onion, a bit of parsley. q sprinklinE of celery saB, andsI have a nice hot soup for 2
 cold night. enopgn fer, my. family o
 three. >...f -....
 E. Hutds: Roxsnla.. .Thsoda and Hysei will have the oversIIs and brushes readl If you .Eiif furnish, the paint to dfeorat
 your town. Had we. better hrlng hii
 boets ror. snoysboes7 Think ve bette practice little. with the. latter 90 we vii PRACTICAL FOLLY.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
WHO cAN$-ANsVEE. THE WEST

5~. ;. '.-f-s F-s lWIH O!
 Dear Social Corner Friends: The let ters' Have given me so much help and pleasure I must let you know how en- joy thenn:
 Aunt Jerusfia:. am sorry to hear that the road to Canterbury hasn't improved since I rode over it more than thirty years ago with my father and mother and young man. As I remember It; there were lots of thank you fnans'' on the hills We went to some hills where there was a small: island in the pond. then to Canterbury Green and Gay Head. T wonder why it was called Gay Head. Can anyone tell me? We carried our dinner with us and had good appe- tites too. We stopped and explored an old house said 10 be Haunted. It evident- ly was used as shelter for tramps as there was bed of hay in one corner and warm ashes on the hearth. and that ac- counted for the lights in the windows at night ' 1 White Clover: Your walnut cake is fine ! Silver Locks: Your letter reminds me ! of the old schoolhoNse on Parish Hill. It was nearly 'umbled down when I last saw it. Can anyone tell me. if the sroad is passable for an automobile? We used to drive over to Warrenville through place called "Skunkanug" or something like 1 that.
 Grandma Gray: Many time I've play. | ed Chat game. = Jennie: I used to make sleeve pr$.ec. tors to match my aprons, Now I make them of black stocking legs with elastit and like them better as they slip on ant off ea sier.
 c. E.. S.: Where do you live? I an fond of lemonade and lemon pie; 4
 whole pie would be only a taste for my lakN
 many years that I sometimes feel that
 am a member of the Social @Corner and
 will now join if you will let me.
 :, THE WEST WIND
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

Beautiful flowers Lucy Acorn and ha-d been to see them. Yes. Lucy Acorn and Ar. Acorn are coialng 10 our snnivers sary- meeting. ..-. .,.-.,.i.
 Balsam Fir: Your Bl9e. Jay nnu-t be . very amusing bird 1cwould like ro hear and see him. 4 neisn5or C Efae has A rose-breasted Erosbeak. He is twelve years old. l. didn't know birGs lived co many yeaTse 70 .f.; s
 Hiawatha: I Yery often pass by your HigTam and I pause and listen to ysur lovely singing. Be' sure and come te our anniversary meeting and bring Minhe- haha. Gala Lily says bring soneth.aE Eeod 50 don't forset and T do hope we'll have some ice cream. Everybody come.
 Anna, Nell: Hope you'u be with US. Ifhs is fathsr severe weather for Robin. chlekadee and T..r- s~t .&T FOB WHITE.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
SOCIAL CORNER POEM
 : Whatever Ib-Is Best.

...ss .;z. SOCIAL, CORNER POEM. i- : Whatever Is-Is Best. l know as my life grows older, :. -=,AAd mine eyes have clearer sight, That under each rank wrong somewhere SsThSr6 lies the root of right; That. each sorrow has a purpose, : as~..Hy Sthe serrowing oft unguessed, But as sure as the sun brings morning. 2 whatever ls-i4 best. sz T'
 Iknoiw taat each sinful action, As sure as night brings shade, Ie soinewhere, sometime finished, Though the hour be long delayed. fsxnow that the soul is aided
 Sometimes by the e-hearts unrest And to know means often to suffer;
 Whatever is--is best.
 I know there are no errors ' :: In the great, eternal plan 1h1 all things work together ts.For the final good of man.
 And know as my soul speeds onward, In it's grand, eternal quest
 shalt say, as I look back earthward, --sWhateyer is-is best.
 Sent in by Dom Pedro.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
GAINING YaEsH MEAY.

Dear. seeisl ,cSrner sisters: :ata rs- inE, 6 tell .ydu 7heW T. can frtsh. meat. {:
 Wash jars. teat srubbers for qusIity, Cut up meat in srn.jL :Risces. paek. ipte vide nouthsd quart jars, All within si inch. of, tcp,. put on rubbsrs~ 3nd .eevegS, put HiEe ever cover. but dsn't eisgrp down Put something in bottefn of ket. tle. Co place Jars on,. tBen :'fil kettle with cold water. within three inches Of top ot jars. bring. to boil then. keep boiiinE foul hours Then -clamn flown. eeyerS hay, canned veal and ham this way. It keep, ven ard yed have. all ths. tuies. q neat - =. HAUNT SARAH.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
STILL MISSES SOME oF OLD WRITERS

Dear Social Corner Sisters and Editor :: I thought would just step in and say, Hello, Everybody As Uncle Charlie says I am rather late in the roll call, but better late than never. Well how is this for stormy day?' Some bliz- gard! Hey? WeIliI see the advs. have most gone from our page Hope they will go all together before long. IEsee we have quite a few new writers and mighty good ones too. l read every one of the letters. I mise same of2 the old onae G.--S '';-.s~ '--t-Sa NFa.-1, .. drew, Who k whs, Bo rsep. Tiny. Billie, Sis nl--. ~ .5.' Photographer was in hopes of seeing. myself as oth- CTS see me before she withdrew her camera.
 think as Uncle .Charle does about the insane. The good Lord will take care of them in his own good time :. It is ver5 sad to see those poor things suffer so, but we don't understand why. Some time we will. r,.
 Am glad Aunt Mary is, getting better, for she is one of the ones we don't like to spare. .1 .,...g Kitty Lou M>st be cracker-jaek
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
SPOON. suocEsTIo,f A coon oyL

.. Dear seeial Corner Sisters: think am coming quits often. maybe too often. Ssv I want 10 Ray to Blue Bird. that l enjoy going tD, the. movies with those young ladies shs mentioned and of eou-se she was there tso. or she wouldn't have seen me. I think I.knaw you Blue Bir1. think you are fair with blue eyes ana golden hair and I say your rat last Satu- day night at the movies with y-uf hubb' but you didn't see me. How die the. tea. stains look Ia the front of your green dress? You mus. be very earefu next time. Bug and I are planning u 70 to the next pieaie al the Buckingham on. March. End, Why don't you Eef l guess I'll step the foolisoness. but you knoy the swing that little fun now and then. is relished by the best. of men. of eeuFss it. means women too. for werner are 9ensifered as snsrt nowadays CT smarter than men.
 Gala Lily: l. think I'll bring my srrsll daughter with me. on March .2nd.. Yeu have asked for her several times. phoHed and they told me Aunt Mary re- mains Shout the. Ear1r. Hope she will soon EAln fast, We. certainly miss her at ou- gatherings. saw jn last week', paper that there was sister vho took her dou-hnut fat right on the fire when th, saturday'F. Bulletin came ts read th, corner letters I de jus; as bad.
 TRice Twenty: I shall not eepn, l along with, many mere s1uash ries un less ! use eanned squash for I've just ro. i ene. biz sduash left. -.
 hiek;a:Dee: I think. your suexrstto- ! asout the spoons Is s. rsod, one, Wh.,
 I se to the movies see lets of 'sooeng g
 after the lights 70 cut. -. ~ 1 I have been tsId that there ar. inc. Whe kinder snser' at the Corne1 Ney Asz would enly join us we would max them change their mfnd. .Lonr live th. i = 1,''4 say se all ef us. ..-.-.. s
 Lets peak knd ef enc another
 And scatter ssailes as we. re scnrs ,.;,~
 We nay; help. and cheer pous otber, ' 7.
 we nsst them day by day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
ANSWERS AND INQUIRIES.

AUNT SARAH: Matter requested has ksea attended to. What you inquired abcat was only delayed. SAUHTY s JANE: Having forwarded ysur. name and address with your pen name you have compiled with require zaeats and your name has been added to the Corner list.
 .,RED CEDAR and WH1PPOORW1LL Both of you I believe are members Of the Corner but your names and addresses do net appear on the list. Will you please fSrwafd theme @
 -.;cf4ATTERER Name received and you have been enrolled as a member Of the Corner ... -.. -i'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
GREETINGS FROM nEMEMBEE NE.

Dear Social Corner: Sisters: It has been a long time since I wrote. to The Corner. and now that Lam unable to york. will see if L san use the pen. I came, doEn .hers three weeks ago to stay the week end, as | quite often did, but was taken sick and l. am still. here. s...i..,-z ..,.. 2, : Dorcas: First I want to thank you for the pretty. booklet. It was very thought ful of you and I appreciate it very much.
 Aunt Jerusha: It did seem good to see your name again. Come often, Silver Locks: Irvonder if I ever .i1iew you, for I went to school on Lebanon Green. 2. Aunt Sarah. Well, I hope you can come over and see me when I .Eet home Try it again.
 Sidney: Hope you are all getting along all right Think will be home before !! long.
 I will not take up any more room thi. time. .,..-'
 REMEMBER ME
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
GREETINGS TO THE CORNER.

Dear Corner Sisters: I. had nice call from Peggy Anne's mother. and grand mother, last week. Quite surprise party, A1d an agreeable one I assure you. It is a1Ong time since have seen Aunt Sarah. She said she was intending to be at the rell call on the anniversary next month. L~would like, to be there but am not feel ing first class, and the ride is too long. fer winter. I should think winter has but just started in by the way it is showing t6day,
 Best wishes te Corner friends.
 DOM PEDRO.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
SUGGESTS SHOWER FOR WILD
 FTlAwER..;

Dear Social Corner Sisters: How nice it did seem to have go many letters last week. Hope 1t will continue throughout the year.
 ;wildfre: Imagine my surprise to see a double white blossom on the plant you gave me. Everybody makes mistakes {; that is why the rubber was put on lead pencils. : Amy: Am writing and watching for that promised letter.
 N Y. Girl: Hope you will be with us on our anniversary, March 2nd.-
 wildnower has a birthday the fourth. Let's give her q. shower of cards
 I, en joy all the letters very much.
 t .e@# 'i JOAN.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
ANNIVERSARY GATHERING ON -'. MARcH g..

Dear Social Corner Sisters. and Friends: Just a few lines to once again say that our club. No. 2's' next meeting is to be March 2 and it is our anniversary, so I hope there will be a nice crowd and that there will be many from Clubs No. l,
 No. 3 and No. to join in a. nice time and fine dinner. ts -. Aunt Mary .AH1 50 sorry you have had such misfortune bat hope you are bet ter. Am sorry as. we all miss you So at
 our meetings. Am in hopes you will be able to join us in the near future. Now remember the, date, March 2, at the Buckingham Memorial. . With bestFwishes.s
 | - NELLIE ELY.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
ANSWERS AND INQUIRIES.

AUNT MEH1TABLE Card received and sent as requested. 1.-THE WEST WIND: Your name has been added, to the Social Corner member shp list.
 .s- tEEET: Having complied with the requirements your name has been added RE sa Corner member.
 s.Mn CLOVER: Your name has been Included among the Corner members.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
PINKEY,
1. corNrRY ALWAYS A DELIGHT.

SDea- Social Corner Sisters: think to- day s a good time to think of spring, sad all the wonders it brings And, like HeglyannA, be glad the snow cannot last ae long as if 1t came in January. I had
 sEte q tust1e with 1t Sunday and en- jeyed t. "A dear friend of ours was
 HstyinE us for living so far from the city, and asked how we could stand 1t. I sid te her: q was just thinking the sStne ef you. Never to see all the beau- tifpl things see" She wanted to know what, I could see in the winter. I told
 her che the grandest sights were our sun sets, they are worth seeing. We have
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
HOW. TO TAKE err PAPER

Dear Social Corner Sisters: T have been an interested reader of the Corner ever since it started and would like to belorg-an sure I. know some of the members and weuid like to attend the meetings; ,...,
 Annette: I thirk if. you vet. the paper on, the wall using brush and warm water 1t will come oR easy. |. ! -. .'f AUNTY JANE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
W1sTs TO HELP OTHER MoTTERs.

Ms. William Sager, S01 Nichol St.. Utica: N. r.: T gladly write anything tASt helps . mother with her children, Ny little girl had whooping cough and I vas afraid she would choke. I gave her F6ley,s Honey and Tar and it helped her Weaderfuliy. She could sleep most ali ni9ht without coughing" This good Gtueh syr1p checks colds, stops coughing
 enM 'phlaGm and covers raw, inffanoed ,SlabraAee witA healing coating LAe
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
TO: TAKE OUT IoB1rE srAINis'

Dear Conerites: feel q stranger 1t is. 90 long since I vrete. T have been shut in most of the. winter but sngon the gain now .., How many have tried kerosene, to take iodine stains eut: It will usually do 1t.
 z. RED CEDAR ,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
, @ SILVER LOCKS.
ENDORSES SPOON suGGEsrfoN.


 Dear Social Co Aner Sisters: I think it a good idea fet athe sisters to bring spoons as -Chic-a Dee suggested.t L did not attend the last meeting on account of sickness in thef family, hut will try and be-, with you March g. it being the ant niveraary. Hope to see Joan there Would like to have a talk with her. - As
 To overcome fear and nervousness in the dark, stop, keep perfectly quiet and take twos Or three long, deep breaths.
 To drive rats and flies away, scatter dry chloride of lime around and into raj holes. Most rodents and Insects flee iron it ' Rats will leave at once.
 Here is an old toast: x Here's a toast to all who areshere, nc matter where you are from. May the best day you have seen, be worse thar your worst to come. x With best wishes to the editor.
 --. DUpLEY'S WIFE, Mze ek1 r4TlA Iti .E.% F.. |,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
ANXIOUS ITO SEE SIS TERs- AT FIRST
 MARCH MEETING.

Dear Sisters of Khef Corner: thank the member of the Corner for sending me the lovely calendarss wish I was as young and pretty asathe, dainty Mrs in fhe. picture as she aits there rocking the cradle. Wish it < waa real
 Aunt Mary: Was very sorry to read of year aecident Hsrs yeu vill De with
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
QUICK KAIsEp cAKE.

:; Dear Corner. SiFters:s1 am sending you ! recipe: for quick raised cake which I hone you will like :s., a .,s
 Quick Haised cake-One cup yeast, one cup sugar, one cup flour, one egE,; one fourth cup butter two teaspoons of milk one and one half teaspoons baking pewr. der, fruit and nutmeg. '"-s 5-
 ..c. MID CLOVER,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
kEcIPE FOR RAISED CAKE WANT
 ED f

s,Dear Friends and Editor of the Social 6ernSr: May I join your pleasant Cor ASt? I, have been a silent reader for a leaE time and have enjoyed the letters aa, much they are so helpful. Would. sefne' kind sister tell me how to make raised cake, calling for bread sponge. Hoping to get an invitation to call again Fl sign myself
 I' PINKEy
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
;. e.ENDoRsEs isorHER LErBERsf

:Dear, Social. Corner Sisters: While no one has asked ditectly for wEnip-peor- will,@ yet many have asked, the sisters to write, and help hll up tRes page -> ,..t {.
 Don't worry: " qus's agree with you about the iwopan. you. wrote about; There are ,rnany in the country with just such troubles. If Some of the people. who criticise. her. had to, take. her place I doubt if. they would do as she ,dees. i,
 Aunt Mary: Sorry. to ..hesr of your illness& Hope you are better before nov.
 ,Etta Barber. What has become oi youf Have you lost your pen or forgot. ten show' to, .write2 Hope to see one oi your letters soon. suppose you have heard. I left the. farm for the city. /.
 Uncle Charlie: Your. sentiments .ir regard to putting thespoor uafortnnat, insane to sleep fofevel- iszin my opinior the only just one. Fi,.sN;f z ,ea7 n- -''
 I wonder how many Corner ssirie.s 7nt brothers believe there is no sGch .tiint as a lazy, (so-caIted) ). oerson.a .s-<- ;
 'lr;N ..s .'f n.wEP-Po0R-WILL'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26


 at alls trades, .Wish T. lived near her. I like Ma of Green Gables lettersl and say ma l too have been calling when the thermometer was b.iow gro, but I don't get caught In ths same place twice. do you? 's 4si ~ s, ,e5s-1s Q, ,.s r.
 I'don't get to. the gatherings very oft en, sbut' l. go when I can, We sdo, have such goodrtimes 1ewzss glad, to seesso nanyt letters in the Corner page last week. They were. all fine. ; SomesI 11new andt more sI.sdidn't know. but hope to know-s some time. es Will send "a recipe fer sraisin pie. Two cups raisins, Iii cup sugar. T. cup, water. 1 eggS butter size of "a walnuts chop raisins. boil with water and suEar until soft beat. egg EaH with sa: tablespoon soE four Boil alletogether tllllt thickens, adding but. ter last. ,i, M s-.... 't:z.'a5 Iss i- .t' Yours for the .ScorneraA -.< s a. rH IT
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

have used for some time and think it is very good. Hope some, of the sisters will try h- and report the results: t
 Take three pounds of brown sugar, one and oneshalf,pints of water, one-half tea spoon powdered alum. one teaspoon van iHa ; boil eight minutes and keep stirring.
 Best wishes to one and all and may the Social Corner live forever is the wish of Ie Fl sl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
THE SOCIAL CORNER fs ------------: ...sEEss3. ~ V s5
A GOOD LAUGH IS SUNSHINE N TIE HOUSE
SOCIAL CORNER PRIZES FOR FEBRUARY
One Dollar Each

To Aunt Up Sunshine Lestet re pefsis Pens Fer the eabiesr
 e entitled "Washns Clothes the Easiest Way Y Kitty "Hew Make Mons sshrts' re Theoda "Good Work ciub Ne ls Doing"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26

q Prejudiee nevss recognizes itssd when it. locks in the, mirror. -.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-26
CONSTANT FRIENDS FROM CHILD "a HOOD.

MseehtonrfDA.ifwe? d4 fl s.::.;fh ,.: l;
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-10-07
Which Do You Prefer?

Would you be satisfied to return
to the old time when we bad the
overseer road system and the one
teacher school? We had no roads
under that system and had to make
a change and while we have not
received value Tor all money spent,
vet our roads are 1000 per cent
better. The consolidated schools,
with good buildings, we'll equipped
and with more teaching force, have
taken the place of the one-teacher
school. with poor buildings and no
equipment and a teacher trying to
teach eight grades. We had good
teachers in those days, but they did
not have a chance. Now none of
us want to return to those days.
Let ms when we begin to think of
high taxes analyze the taxation and
see for what purpose each mill is
paid and see if much of it is not
going into permanent Improve
ments.-Bay Springs News
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-10-07
Always something doing :"
at the Baptist Church
CONE AND SEE
White Supremacy

The fact looms large in both
parties and all sections that this is
white mans country
Decent republicans north and
south, east and west, are showing
the sama political antipathy for
the negro that democrats have al
ways shown.
The Gazette recalls that when we
were fighting to deradicalize, de-
scalawagize and denegroize Missis-
sippi. a suggestion was made that
disgruntled negroes be taken into
the democratic party and used nu-
merically to dislodge the carpet
baggers and scalawags.
The intrepid Lamar in a great
speech in which he said the crest
of the Anglo Saxon always shone
above the storm of battle. repro
bated the suggestion; and reaching
for a glass of pure, sparkling water
on the judges stand, took an ink
bottle close by and emptied just
one drop of ink into the glass
of water.
Instantly the water turned black.
Lamar then. held the glass aloft
without word of comment.
The audience rose as one man
and shook the court house from
"turret to foundation stone.
The dramatic incident spread
like wild-6re; and from that day to
this no man has ever suggested that
negroes be taken into the democrat
ic organization,
President Harding has done well
to announce that he will appoint
no negro to office In the south.
He can command the personal
respect of democrats and the po-
litical respect of self-respecting re-
publicans in this section. if he will
also announce that he will not tel
crate the brokerage of offices in the
south-as he does not tolerate it in
the north-by negroes during his
term of office.
1t is just about as offensive to
decent white republicans of the
south as it is to democrats to have
white men appointed to federal of
fees on the recommendation OF
negro Bosses as it is to have the
Offices occupied by negroes Kinds
County Gazette.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-10-07
Special Offer to Subscribers

The first two hundred people
who pay a years subscription 10
THE ABERDEEN WEEKLY
whether arrears, renewal or new
subscription, will be given a
years subscription TO
THE SOUTHERN AGRI-
CULTURIST
without charge. The popularity
of the Southern Agriculturist is
shown by its circulation. which
exceeds 375,000.
This offer is intended for all,
but especially for our farmer
friends, who are urged TO take
advantage of it at once, as when
these subscriptions are used, this
offer will be Withdrawn. Don't
delay, but come and be among
the first and get a years sub
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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1921-10-07
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
HIGHWAY BOOSTERS
They Will Arrive in Aberdeen on
October 10th

The Mississippi Valley Highway
Boosters will arrive in Aberdeen
October TO-.
The party will leave ST. Louis
Saturday preceding and will pass
through Jackson. Tenn. and Aber-
deem en- route to Meridian in the
interest of this highway route.
The Aberdeen Chamber of Com
merce and associated civic clubs
will entertain them during their
stay in this city. The enterprise
these gentlemen are promoting is
of great importance to Aberdeen in
commercial and advertising ways.
and it is up to our citizenship to
extend to them the glad hand of
welcome and cooperation. The
ultimate accomplishment of this
highway purposes to defect at Tu-
pelo by way of Nettleton through
Aberdeen and on to the Jackson
Highway at Columbus. thus tying
together two prominent highways.
the Bankhead and the Jackson
highways, with short link of rock
road and turning the bulk of auto
tourist travel through this city.
Every citizen owning an automo.
bile is expected to turn out with his
machine on October 10 about 5
O'Clock in the afternoon and meet
the highway promoters in the vi
cinity of Gibson or Egypt.
The Chamber of Commerce and
civic clubs have made elaborate
preparation to banquet the party
on its arrival.
Local speakers have been select
ed to make tai ks and emphasize
the importance of the highway
passing through here
The cooperation of every Aber-
deem citizen is expected whole
heartedly and without stint to
make this occasion creditable to
the town.