Evening star., 1923-10-14
CULPEPER.

Il CULPEPER, Va, October 13 (Spe.
cial) The congregation of ST. Thomas
Episcopal Church, Orange, has pur.
chased the residence known as the Lii.
lard place, on Marshall Heights, re.
Gently the home of Commonwealth At.
torrfey Stuart Robertson, for the rec.
tory. an6 the former rectory in South
Orange has been sold to Theodore G.
Scott, who will use 1t as a family resi-.
dence.
Tip Top, the suburban home of Mai
and Mrs. Bradley Strong, formerly OF
New York city, was sold this week by
the owners to j. Broadus Stringfellow
cashier of the Culpeper National Bank
Maj. and Mrs. Strong and their daugh-
ter, Miss katherine Davis Strong, who
School for Girls, expect to leave
shortly for Europe. where they will
live in future.
Cooking Club Meeting.
At an entertainment given the MEM
bers of the Cooking Club at the home
of Mrs. J. N. Clore, Miss Cornelie
Chappell. county demonstrator, gave
/ the third of series of demonstrations
I the subject being Usual Vegetables
! Cooked in Unusual Ways" This club
is planning menu contest early in
the month, when prizes will be given
for the best assembled and most nour-
ishing dinner to be gotten up at least
cost.
Mrs. A. ]. Walters announces the
marriage of her niece. Mrs. Page
Walker West. to Henry L. Hill of Io-
Gust Dale. The ceremony took place
September 25 in Calvary Episcopal
Church, Ashland, KY, the Rev. w. H.
| Hampton officiating.
AT the sale of land and personal
property belonging to J. p. Bickers, the
farm, which was divided into two tracts,
was purchased by Philip Major and AL
in excess of $11.50O. Pure-bred cattle
! in excess of S11,500. Purebred cattle
brought fancy prices.
Rev. Kensey J. Hammond and Mrs.
Hammond left for months vacation
! with relatives in Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Wilmington, Del. Rev. James Min
| negerode, a former pastor of St. Ste
phens, who is spending the autumn at
his home here, will supply during the
! absence of DR.. Hammond.
Library Opened.
| AT the formal opening of the library
of the Criglersville High School the
c. Clore and a splendid program of
| songs and readings followed. District
| Superintendent A. w. Yowell also
made an address At the conclusion
of the program tea was served by the
! pupils of the school.
! Invitations have been received to the
marriage of Miss Matte Gray Weaver
and Anderson Brugh Hunts, which will
! take place Tuesday evening in the
/ Methodist Episcopal Church at Front
Royal. The couple will make their home
! in Eagle Rock, Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Dame
ron of Fletcher, n. c., who have fire.
quently visited relatives in Orange dur
! ing the past few years. recently sold
their home in Fletcher and have come
! to Orange to live.
At the meeting of the Women's Mis-
sfonary Society of the Culpeper Baptist
| Church, in which an intresting Program
was rendered by the Agnes Graham
! Circle, Mrs. Mamie Colyin read paper
/ telling of the work of Miss Agnes Gra-
ham, after whom the circle is named
as missionary in Chile.
Miss Anne Green, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Raleigh Travers Green, was
the guest of honor at a dance given
by the members of the Pot-and-KetIle
Club to mark her return to Cuipeper
after a years absence spent with rela-
tives in Colorado and the far south
PRESLEY Warren Anderson, a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Norval Anderson of
Amissville, was married Saturday to
Miss Stewart Elizabeth Trainham,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs L. Writ
Trainham. The ceremony, which was
performed by the father of the bride,
took place in the Middleburg Baptist
Church.