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Hmm Ageat ; Schedule for next week: •* j The Estes H.D. elob will moot at the bom* of Mrs. John Hitt. Tho demonstration will bo on. “Etching Olwr and “Bottoming Chairs [•art Stools.” ,]
Sperryville Homo Demonstrai Hon dob will moot- with ' Mrs.: I George Taylor November 80, at S tiN o’clock. A living room tour; j will bo conducted before the regu-1 flat mooting. ? -V Tide Being room torn wfl! ' _iUrt at S la -front of Schwarts’* Store. Any woman-' 1 In the eenaty who ie latere* ted f |n romodeHog n living room in ./•' -the near fata re, oil H.O. mem* f 'here, .end anybody who weald j ' 'JB» to ottohl le iavltert. to do,-.
I We trill visit Mrs. Edna Schaf* ?: fit** living room Ant, and then Mrs. Georg* Taylor'#. Come aod': see the living rooms; theeo ladle* have done a beautiful job. A. demonstration on “Winter Bon** quota” will be given by the agent at the meeting.
Attend C of C Banquet
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Mr. and Mr*. 8. E. Honing, Samoa Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Davie, Jr., and Miss Lucy Catherine Bowie were among tho gnoeta at the annual banquet given by the Loray Chamber of Com* * moree at tim Mimslyn Hotel Thurs* • day evening, November It. | , ft waa gratifying to hoar of tho I accomplishments » listed as - thai i year’s work of the Chamber of Commerce in furthering tho in* ‘ i tercets of Lursy. Among some of i the many outstanding pieces of work done by tho Chamber included contacts to get two new| baiineuM located in the vicinity j t end the Awarding of trophies ta ■ the families whose homes showed ' the most progress in a beautification program. -f
During the introduction of 4 guests, Robert Morrison spoke of S. E. Honing and James Atkins as his nominations tor two men L , of Rappahannock county who Should,get to work to see that a Chamber of Commerce went to ’ work for the good of the countyt. Mrs. Davis was introduced at > the banquet and then, as ah afterthought, the master of ceremonies presented “the man who came along with her,” Mr.* Davis, who afterwords stated' that now ho was ’ ' beginning to learn how the “Mayor’s wife’’ fee If about attending ' mootings. - ■
A delightful program was highlighted by an address by Rev. A - E. Acey, Methodist minister of . Portsmouth, who spoke on “What Is Your Worth.” He entertained with humorous stories, but threw. ,{a sound lesson in emphasising tho virtue of a public-spirited citizen j to,« community. , , ... ; ►iv #■•*•$» «* > » * r — A ' > ' .J
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