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A furor of activity is taking place at the parish hall in Washington and in many of the homes in the county as the women of the Episcopal parish make ready for the dried arrangement sale and annual house tour scheduled for Saturday, October 21 and Sunday, October 22 from 1 to 5 p.mHomes
to be toured are Mt. Prospect at Washington, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller. Of special interest here are the German grandfathers clock and silver service four generations old and a desk rocker owned by Benjamin Franklin Miller, one of the first settlers in the community.
At Avon Hall, the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Carrigan, is a collection of rare and interesting furniture purchased from estate! of well known Washington officials. Tea will be served at Avon Hall and there will be a salesroom for dried arrangements. Each tour
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