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Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. George Rea, of Baltimore, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Nancy Carroll, born September 1 at Baltimore.
Mrs. Rae was before her marriage Miss Helen “Honey” Meigs.
TRINITY AUXILIARY MEETS f
Trinity Episcopal Auxiliary met at the church Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. I^ouise M. Price presiding. Mrs.^ W, CU.Pendleton,
It was voted to Have a dinner in October. Donations will be welcomed, but it was decided not to ask for anything for the dinner. ' It was also voted and passed to buy new shades for the lights in the church.
BREAK YOUR NECK— DON'T BREAK THE EGGS l
Mrs. J. P. Cook of Flint Hill is preparing to preach economy. Working on the theory that one must practice what is preached, Mrs. Cook means to take it all seriously. Returning from the store Monday night, the thrifty housewife tenderly carried her precious bundle—a sack of eggs. An ankle twisted, and down she fell. 8he almost broke her leg, and from nil the bruises, she thinks a- tract**-must have run over her—but not one egs
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