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SALUDA VA. Sept, 3o.-Onc OF the
most brilliant social events of the
season took place in the home OF G.
H. Hall on Saturday afternoon. Sep
tcmbcr %. when Miss Eleanor Bail
and Mrs. Claude Nealc gave white
she wer I'm honor of Miss Lucille Bland.
whose wedding to pr. Coles Taylor.
of Newport News will take place
about the middle OF October. Miss
Bland having formerly taught in
Saluda H,EA School, has many friends
In this section which was demon
stratcd by tho large number OF ladies
present and the beautiful gifts she
received. After being served delicious
refreshments. merry gingles of we'd
ding bells were heard, and II was
suggested for the guests tc' proceed
10 lind them. They were led to i
beautiful bridal bower. over the
bower hung 4 large wedding bell
As the blushng briue-tO-be took her
scat among her gifts, which were
artistically arranged around her. the
hostcsses pulled the clapper from the
bell. showerirg her with rice. Tho
scene was happy ono as the bride,
surrounded by her friends opened and
Eraciously accepted each gift. The
guests were then invited to the din
inE-rcom to cut the brides cake.
Amid much merrimcnt MIL Lillian
Gray cut the bachelors button, Miss
Bland the thimhle. Mrs. r II. Stubbs
the ring and Mrs. Frank Eastman
the wishbonc.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Stormout and
sister. Miss Fannie Stormont. OF Vir-
cinia Beach. were recent visitors with
their uncle. Burke Bristow.
Mir and Mrs. ]. Everett Gray have
returned TO their home in Glendale,
Cal, after sepndinE the summer with
the formers parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hewitt left
last week for Newport News. whe"e
they will make their home.
MIR and Mrs. r. II. Stuhbs and tw"
daughters and Miss Gladys Clements
were visitors in Richmond this week
Mrs. w. H. Gillette, of Richmond.
and J. q. Bristow. OF Caldwell. y. j..
| are guests at pleasant View" ".
| II. Gillette and two sons were wees
| end visitors there alsI.
Mrs T.. =. Eastman has returned
| from a visit with relatives in War
| rem. Ohio. and Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. Linwood Smither and son, Her
bert. left Saturday for their home in
Cumberland. Md. after spending son,r
time with Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Smither.
| Miss Mamie McCandlish is visiting
her brother. T.. S. McCandlish, in
| Fairfax.
Christ Church School opened Thurs
| dav with good attendance and
| work is progressing rapidly on the
new dormitory building.
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II columbia roses Thomas GaTcrty.
acted us The y"oouGs b.S, man The
wedding marches were rendered by
Miss Irene 3 s,itE who also played
very quietly during the ceremony
Several smart affairs We're given
during the past weci; in honor oi tho
bride, among them "a linen shower in
the home Of Miss Thcima Curric on
EGEewood Avenue Thursday eve
ming. also a miscellaneous shower in
the home Of Miss Margaret Rose, on
Graham Road. Saturday evening. At
;er wedding trip. including several
Northern cities. Mr.. and Mrs. curric
VIII be at home after october 10 in
their home In Barton Heights.
Grifiin-Waik"r Wedding.
An interesting event Of this week
viii bv the Wedding OF Miss Willie
Wright Walker. daughter OF Mrs.
William Wright Walker, OF this city.
TO Rosscr II. Griffin. The wedding
viii take place ola Tuesday morning
d, II o'clock a. Centenary Methodist
Church. Dr. NJ. : colomma, OF Ports
mouth. uncle OF the bride. assisted
by Dr. Il. ~ Smoot. officiating.
Miss Walker will %. attended by
Mrs. j. -. II Drcwry of Norfolk.
as matron of honor. The groom Will
haN. as his hest man l.. NJ. Eidkcly,
and his usherS viii ho Paul Nc
Daniel. James Field, OF Richmond.
Everett Bryant. OF Boykins. and
Harold W Faint, of Richmond.
Ginter Park Wonnns' Climb.
ON account OF Richmond Day at
the State Fair, the regular monthly
meeting al the Ginter Park Woman's
Club has been postponed until The.
second Wednesday in october. At
this time business meeting. fol-
lowed by the usual informal reccp-
tion. Will be held in the lovely new
club rooms i'm the Lewis Gintcr Com
mUnity Building.
Return to Hnttcry Court.
MIR. and Mrs. . Raymond Brown.
vino have been spending ten days
at the Hotel Powhatan. ia Washing
ton, II. C., have returned 10 their
home on Norwood Street. Battery
Court. Much entertaining was done
iii Mrs. browns honor during her
stay In Washington.
Wedding In October.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Coleman
Strange announce the engagement
and approaching marriage Of their
daughter. Edna Elnor. TO Kenneth
V. CoChil!. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
H. Coghill. The wedding will take
place In October.
PowrIl-Pnrri>h.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. II.
Parrish. 2006 Second Avenue. High
land Park, was the scene OF IA very
Eretty wedding on Monday, Septcm-
her Is, at . o'clock. when their
daughter. Edith Mae. became the
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Thursday at 10 O'Clock when her
daughter. kate Eunice. was mar
ried to Joseph Henderson Perkins.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. j. White before an altar OF ferns
and goidenrod. Their attendants
were Mrs. G. y. Oates. sister OF the
bride. ae matron of honor. and VI. W
Perkins. brother of the groom. as
best man with the brides lituo
ni.ces. Helen Oates. and Lucille Per
kirs as ribbon bearers After the
ceremony. which was attended only
by members OF the family Mr.. and
Mrs Perkins left for a motor trip
through the Valley of Virginia.
Meeting Postponed.
As the regular date for the bust
ness meeting Of the Barton Heights
Woman's Club falls on Wednesday,.
October 4. which ia Richmond Day
ii the State Fair. the meeting has
been postponed until the third We'd
nesday. when the business and pro-
gram meetings Will be combined
Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lay Watkins
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Kathleen Reading. to
benjamin willard Brockcnbrough,
Jr.. son OF the late benjamin w
Brockenbrough. of Richmond The
wedding VIII take place the latter
part Of November
Iiubnnd-Rcnm NuptInls.
DR.. and Mrs. b. l. Reams. OF this
city. announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Helen Elizabeth. to stephen
'" Huhand, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
James T.. Huband, also OF Richmond.
The ceremony was performed at the
home Of the brides parents Wednes-
day morning at II o'clock, Rev. Il. 7.
Tease officiating.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Dorothy Reams T. +. Reams
was the best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. ana Mrs. liubani left for :, trip
TO buffalo. Niagara and Toronto. They
viii be at home after October 10, at
tn. Hampton Court Apartments.
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bra" 90 George IviSon Powell. OF
C!yu .Nicu. The ceremony was per-
fu.iu-J D.! REV. j. Il. Spicrs before
an !mpruyI~"d altar of ferns and
soldeurod.
The bride entered with her father.
who gave h,r in marriage. She
wore . gown OF white Canton crepe
With satin trimmings. and carried an
arm bouquet ut Bride roses. Her
v.il OF illusion was arranged from
a crown of lilies Of the valley. Miss
Virginia powell. sister o! the groom,
was maid q: honor. she wore 4
frock OF yellow silk with pearl trim
mings and a corsagc bouquet OF pink
rusebudS. The bride was met at the
altar by the groom, accompanied by
his best man, NJ. Hicrholzer. The
wedding music was played hy Mrs.
iill.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell left for philadelphia. They
are now n home at 200G Second Ave
nu". Highland Park.
Touring I'm Orient.
Mrs. Grace II. Smithdcal. who has
been touring Syria, Palestine. Egypt
and Europe for tho past three
months with one OF the Wicker
parties, has returned To the city.
l hurf competent snlncS. the party
had an excellent opportunity Of sec
Ing Oriental life in the Holy Land
aud Egypt. and the more modern.
hut not less interesting. conditions
ia the principal cities OF Italy. Ba-
varia, Switzerland. France. Belgium
ana England. The Passion Play"
at ObcrammerGau and tour of the
principal hattieficids Of France and
belgium were attractive features OF
the trip.
Returned to Alliance.
H. W Fall and family have re-
turned TO their home in Alliance.
ohio. after a motor trip to Richmond
10 visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
w Eali, OF 2o3 Stuart Avenue. Mr..
Fail is well known in Richmond.
blackstone Club Entertained.
The Blackstone Bridge and Social
Club were attractively entertained
on Thursday afternoon by their pres
house was decorated with fall flow
pink and green. Mrs. Land was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Il. j.
Taylor. of Richmond: Mrs G. l..
Smithscn and Mrs. II. l.. Smithscn
Of Crewc. and Miss Eula Atkins. Mrs.
Taylor served at the punch bowl
The guests which included nine tables
We're McSdamcs G. c. Tucker. j. a.
Dunlap. l.. McFattcr. Samuel Hurt,
w. II. Jones. and Misses Jacquclin
Nenablc, OF Farmville: Limch. Of
aioydton: Louisa Hurt. Mabel Stokes.
Eula Atkins. The social club guests
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The board of managers OF the Bap-
list Home for Aged Women Will
hold its regular business meeting
Monday morning at lo:30 o'clock.
The Ray OF Sunshine Circle OF
Kings Daughters and their Junior
circle. the Bette Elicit. VIII hold
combined meeting on Monday aft
ernoon ut o'clock in the home Of
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Miss Ann Bristow, as well as diver
sihed numbers by children from sew
eral churches in the district. A sill
Yer loving cup will he awarded nv
three judges to the auxiliary having
the hest report for the quarter.
Tudd- CTidiin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Broaddus
CriGlin announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter. Dorothy, to Robert Hugh
Rndd Of this city. The wedding will
take place early in October.
CurrIe--Hell
quiet but pretty wedding was
celebrated Monday at $3.50 o'clock in
the home of Rev. Frank T. McFadcn.
-. d.. on Noble Avenue, Gintcr Park.
uniting in marriage Miss Ida Nav
Bell. daughter of II. c. Bell. OF this
city. and Harry Lee Currie. Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Currie. also OF
Richmond.
The bride. gowned in midnight
travelling suit or Poiret twill. with
Moss pattern hat and wearing a cor
sage bouquet OF Bride roses and or
chids. entered with her sister. Mrs.
George f. Sopcr. who was natron of
honor Mrs. Sopcr wore a handsome
gown of gray Canton crepe with hat
to match and carried an arm bouquet
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The Woman's Auxiliary OF Epin-
hany Church will hold their frst fan
meeting on Friday afternoon. October
s. at 1870 o'clock in the parish house.
4 full attendance Is expected.
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were Mcsdamcs 6. y. Adams. J. II.
Adams. Edward Ecnn.t. l.. I. Bag
Icy, W. w EaSwell. W. A. Crinkley,
w ". iraNctt. Il. VI. Stith. l.. G.
Tucker j. Moore. g. lludGins. ID. L.
Cpson. burnett Jones, W. V. Atkins.
K. II. FrcdcriCkowc. and Misses Helen
Harris. Fannie Scay. Mary Scott and
Douglas Scott
announcements Issued.
Mrs. Emmic Belle Moody has Is
sued announcements OF the marriage
OF her daughter. Lena Mae, to Ed
ward Juan Laync. The wedding
took place on Saturday. September
%. in Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs Layne
Will bc at home after October 10,
At 253e West Main Street.
In Fiu,nnnn County.
Tn" home Of Mrs. Charles r. Tall
ley. kents store, l'luvanna County
was the scene of wedding last
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IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Miss Suzanne Williams will leave
this week TO enter the National Ca
ihedral School. In Washington.
Mrs. b. v. McCray. Mrs. r. r
Bcrkclcy. Jr.. Mrs.. pcndleton Wright
and Mrs. Hunter Blunt are spending
the week lend with Mrs. T. $ VIM.
at Winnstay Cottage, Willoughby
Beach.
Mrs. Irving Eppes Campbell and
little son, Addison. are in Richmond
the guests Of Mrs. Campbells par
cnts. MIR. and Mrs. J. T.. oakley. $500
Grove Avenue.
Mrs. l.. T. Arnctt. who has been
spending the last four weeks in Lou
lisa and Orange. has returned to her
home. l02 North Harvie Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Calls, of e9og
.'ark Avenue. have returned home
after an extensive motor trip through
Virginia. Maryland, Pennsylvania and
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Hattrn-MIIlrr.

SUFFOLK. VA. Sept 30.-Old St.
'.ik"'s church. near Smithfield. Va.
""a TIA" scene Wednesday, afternoon
~ pretty marriage. when Miss
SOMA baiten. daughter of the late
- l. Batten and Mrs. Sallin Ed
wards Batten. OF Suffolk. became
'he bride Of George Miller OF New
port News. Tho ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Mr.. Cartwright. In
N" presence OF mem bcrs Of the
family Tho bride Is an attractive.
member of the younger sc, In SUI
i"lH Mr. Miller Is a. native az in
hiana. ana IS now with The NEWPORT
H""s snip Building Company. i'm
mat city. Mr.. and Mrs Miller Ief,
after INC ceremony for Il Northern
Drinai tour. ana will make their
nom. IN NeM2ort Nsws
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WOODSTOCK, VA. Sept. a0-An
nonnccmcnt has been made ot the
marriage of Miss Dorothy Lehman.
formerly ~ Baltimore. to Joscph
swift Irwin. youngest son Of Or.
and Mrs, II. II. Irwin. The cere-
mohy was Solcmn!z"d quietly in Bal
'imore last Saturday. MIR Irwin is
head hookk"cper at Garfield Hos
p!tai and his bride was assistant
hnokkecDer. Mr.. and Mrs Irwin VIII
make their future home in Washing
ton.
LYNCHBUEG, VA. sept. so.-An-
ronnccrnent has just been made here
n the marriage. September -. OF
Miss Edna - Simandit,a to Robert
: farkSdale, the Celebrant being
Rev. Joseph T Watson. pastor OF
Euclid Avenue Christian Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Barksdale will live here.
pANvILLE. VA. Sept. 3o.-w,l-
liam II. Haynes, a wcli-known
young Danvillc man was married
Tuesday afternoon at the rcctorv
Of Epiphany Church, Ia Miss Jessie
wilkins. daughter Of Mrs. V. n.
wilkins. Of Pine Blum. Ark. The
bride Is graduate at the Randolph
Macon Institute They loft for
richmond. whore they will spend
their honeymoon. Mr. Haynes holds
position with the Tobacco Grow
crs' Cooperative Mark citing Asso-
citation. and Will have charge Of one
Of the receiving stations in This
State.
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PRICE, SEVEN CENTS.
Mrs. c. II Collins. Jr.. 1900 East
Grace Street

The womans Missionary Society
of Barton Heights Methodist Church
will hold an important meeting Tues
day afternoon at 3:3o O'Clock in the
church. Every one is urged 70 at
tend.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

GATHERED FROM THE FOUR CORNERS of the earth
American consul generals barge meeting in conference
the consular and Secretary
of Hughes. They. front Roger c. Tredwel
Ralph j. Totten Director Carr Secretary Hughes Charles E.
Nathaniel B. Stewart Back Edward j. Nor
Nelson johnson. William Dawson Arthur Garrel Rob-
ert Frazer.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

staff Photographer.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

WALTER HINTON Is the
American aviator who will
fly with DR.. Pinto Martins in
the 500 hip. flying craft,
Sampaio Correia, to Brazil
for the Brazilian Centennial
Exposition.
Underwood a Underwood.
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MARTHA LEES COLUMN
OF ADVICE TO TROUBLED

is travelling man and so Is out Of town
most of the time.
I have three young men who call on ne
One of them is 21 years old and pays me a
great deal of attention. Is it wrong Tor me
20 go out with him as long as my husband
does not know. or should I tell him. Please
let me know what should do.-PEACHES-
Peaches, did you promise to love,
honor and obey" your husband only
when he is in town? Do you think
your obligation to him end as soon as
he goes on a business trip? No
wonder you have had two husbands!
I suppose the first one could not
stand that for very long.
Two husbands and three lovers
and you are only IS! Oh, Peaches,
have you no conscience?
You ask whether it is wrong for
you to go with this man as long as
your husband doesn't know. 1
answer that it most certainly is wrong
for you to do that, and it would still
be wrong IL your husband did know
Unless you want to have a second
x-husband, stop going with these
len right away. Surely you cannot
;elp seeing how wrong 1t is for you
0 go out with other men while your
husband is out of town, or while he
s in town. Even il you do not see,
take my advice and don't do 1t any
mara
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-06

"A novel IDEA In DaZaarS Will De the
Christmas Stocking Fair" which the
Teachers College of Indianapolis will
give Dec. and 9 at the school on
Alabama and Forty. Third SITS. Each
booth will contain gifts suitable for
different type of person and will be
managed by three or four women, for
example: For the Children and Our
Dearest Friends" will be in the care
of Miss Mary Turner, Miss Ruth Pat
terson, Mrs. Horace Norman Mrs.
Ollie Cunningham, the first term kin
dergarten and primary class and the
special art classes and will contain
dolls. toys and handmade art goods,
For Sisters Stocking" Is in care OF
Miss Elizabeth Downtown, Mrs. Laura
+ Royse Mrs. Frances Kelsey, Mrs
Emma Jessup and the first year ele-
mentary school classes, and will con-
tain various types OF fancy work
For Our Kinfolks" will be portraits
snapshots and pictures in charge Of
Miss Ida Conner, Miss Josephine Nc
Dowell, and the third term kinder
garten and primary class. For Grand
aprons in care of Miss Ruby Stapp,
Miss Fay Marshall. Miss Mary Walk
up and the second year kinder garten
and primary class. For Mother" will
be the household booth in charge of
Miss Elizabeth Hall. Mrs. Fannie Ba-
ker, Mrs. Helen Robb Smith and the
second year elementary school class.
For Grandfather and Everybody
the candy booth-will be in charge Of
Miss Alta Smith, Mrs Blanche Cheno-
weth, Mrs. Flora Nuckolls and the
home economics classes. For Fa-
theirs and Brothers Big Appctites"-
the canned goods, cakes and bread
will be in care Of Miss Ethel Bryan,
Mrs. Hickman. Miss Emma Henry
and the Jackson kindergarten ana
graded school. The specialties, az flow
ers, shoe shining, manicure parlor.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

ETC.. will be managed by the alumni.
Saturday Afternoon the fair will close
with childrens' party arranged by
Miss Ruby Stapp. There will be
games, dances and stories under the
direction of experienced kindergart-
ners.
The entertainment to be provided
for the members Of the cast OF the
play to be given by the dramatic club
OF the University of Michigan at the
Murat, Dec. 20, includes tea to be
given that afternoon at the Sphinx
Arms. Mrs. Victor Jose, Jr., Is chair
man OF the hostesses' committee which
includes Mrs. Linton Cox, Mrs. W.
Gage Hoag, Mrs. Owen Miller, Mrs.
Homer Lathrop, Mrs. Herman Kothe.
Mrs. Jesse Moore, Mrs. Russell Seeds
and Mrs. Robert Elliott.
important Foundations and Gifts"
was the subject OF the discussion at
a meeting OF the Wednesday afternoon
club in the home of Mrs. ]. G. Martin
this afternoon. Mrs. J. L.. Dunn had
as her topic John u. Rockefeller
and Mrs. ]. l.. Leist spoke on 'An-
drew Carnegie"
One OF ths most interesting of the
regular programs of the Matinee
Musicale was promised for this after
noon. The soloists included Miss Nor
ma Mueller in a group of songs ac-
companied by Mrs. Frank Edenharter
with a cello obligato by Miss Yuba
Wilhite. Miss Ruth Parry was to give
group Of songs accompanied by
Miss Isabel Parry and Mrs. Louis G.
George was to give several selections
with Mrs. Robert o. Bonner as &C
companist. The Lincoln Trio also
was to take part in the program.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will give
a lecture on THE Passion Play"
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You might be surprised TO know that
the best thing you can use for a severe
cough. is q remedy which Is easily pre-
pared at home In Just a few moments
It's cheap, but for prompt results 1t
beats anything else you ever tried
Usually stops the ordinary cough or
chest cold in "a hours. Tastes pleasant
tOO-children Ike it-and It is pure and
good.
Pour 2I5 ounces Of Pinex in a pint
bottle; then fill it up with plain gran
ulated sugar syrup. Or use clarified mo-
lasses, honey, or corn syrup. instead OF
sugar syrup, IL desired. Thus you make
full pint-a family Eupply-but cost
-ng no more than q small bottle OF ready
made cough syrup.
And as a cough medicine, there Is
really nothing better to be had at any
price It goes right TO the spot and
gives quick. lasting relief. 1t promptly
heals the in1smed membranes that line
he throat and air passages, stops the
annoying throat tickle, lOosens the
phlegm, and soon your cough stops en-
tirely. Splendid for bronchitis, spas
mOdic Group and hOarseness.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com
BOUND Of Norway pine extract, famous
for healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for ''2l3 ounces Of PlneI" with
directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money refunded. The Ptnex
Co, Fit. Wayne, Observation-Disclosures.
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Mrs. Norman Metzger is visiting
in Toledo, Ohio.
under the auspices Of the young
ladies' Sunday school class at Rob
erts Park NJ. E. Church, Tuesday eve
ming, Dec. 10. The proceeds will be
used toward furnishing a room for
charity patients at the Methodist Hos
pital.
Carnation Club No. 4 met this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Irwin Jones
on Trowbridge st. ~
the Woman's Department Club held
joint meeting this afternoon at the
clubhouse. The following members
from the drama section took part
in playlet. THE Well Remembered
Voice" Mrs. Frank Reissner Mrs
Dick Richards. Mrs. Leo K. Fessler.
Mrs. J. Gardner Wilson. Mrs. w. s.
Kirby and Mrs. II. A. Grassland. Mrs.
Laura Blanton read a paper on THE
Life and Works Of Sir James Larrie."
Miss Katherine Lucille Winders, &C.
Companied by Mrs. NJ. d. Didway, will
sing several selections.
Mrs. Horace F. Woods entertained
informally this afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. Fred Comps of Culver. who is
a guest of Mrs Robert Husbands.
The annual fair Of St. Paul's Epis-
copal Church will be held In the par.
ish house from 10 o'clock in the morn
ing till 10 o'clock Thursday evening
The Parish Aid Society. the Choir
Chapter, the Girls Friendly Society
and the choir will have booths. st
Margaret's Guild will arrange the
candy sale. and the Daughters OF st
Paul will sell church calendars.
Luncheon will be served from IL 10 |
o'clock.
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Chicken Stezc,

/ young fowl. weighing Y to 4 lbs
2 medium sized onions
y tablespoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
u cup celery cult in small pieces
Is cup -four
2 quarts water Cboiling5
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
SINCE, wash, and cut in pieces
for serving the fowl. Wash and
clean the liver. heart and giz-
zard. Add salt and pepper to -four
and roll the pieces Of chicken in
it. Place in a kettle with the
water, onions thinly sliced, and
celery.
Cover and cook slowly until
the chicken comes easily from
the bone. The liquid will be re-
duced about one-half. but II it is
cooked away more than that
amount, add water. Season to
taste, add dumplings and cook
fifteen minutes.
Remove dumplings TO platter,
pour the liquid and chicken in
center and sprinkle over all the
parsley.