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snowerea on tne arriving guests. The other ladies of the missionary circle, however, gave an emphatic decision: Mrs. Wood, B., and Mrs. Wood, C., were politely and firmly requested to go home and change their clothes. They did so and returned to the meeting. This time they were greeted more pleasantly but they noticed that their chairs were placed in-an isolated corner.
When the four-legged reception committee of one was first noticed, he was about four feet from the Browning’s hen-house where he may have been debating the possibility of satisfying his appetite for a chicken dinner.
"TAKE HOME” DINNER SCHEDULED AT SPERRYVILLE
The ladies of the auxiliary of Emmanuel church, Sperryville, invite their friends to relax and take it easy on Friday, August 18, when they twill prepare for you, ready packed or a-la- delicatessen, the following items at reasonable prices: chicken salad, potato salad, .devilled eggs, hot rolls, individual pies and cup cakes.
Orders will be taken before 2. o’clock Thursday afternoon, August 17, over telephones: Sperryville-3821 (Hening) or Sperryville-3362 (Schwarts), and food will be -delivered in' Washington or Woodville on Friday.
Lemonade will be served on the . church grounds form 2 to 5:36 'Friday afternoon, August 18, for htose who wish to "shop” for their dinners and meet their friends ; socially.. „
Sander* To Speak 5;v>?r1r
At Staunton Event VW:
Dr. Paul D. Sanders, editor of the Southern Planter, Richmond, trill be one of the principal speakers August 28 at the 10th anniversary celebration of the Shenandoah Valley soil conservation district.
E. W. Mundie, Extension soil conservationist at VPI said the
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