Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1923, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, DECEMBER 83, 1923. 7 MRS. STOCKBRIDGE |REV. DR. C. E. SMITH | [KNOWING AND | | Deaths. 5 CLAIMED BY DEATH RECTOR 21 YEARS - | BY DR. FRANK CRANE. Yokaison i T e "o Taes Descendant of Many of “Original | Celebrates the Anniversary of His e e Ariing It 1s a mistake to say that if any ; Colonists—Rites First Service at St. onbtinieeiy MYl Reeanite it ’ This may be true of a problem in i Tomorrow. Thomas’ Church. geometry or & date In hietory, and | Frask Owines i certain other schoolbook stuff. But ;'.”{*5’:‘;"“‘ Mrs. Emily Parker - Stockbridge, [ Rev. Dr. C. Earnest Smith, rector|in the vital affairs of life the things| at 1o am widow of Rev. Winfleld Scott Stock- [of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, yes- [ We know the best are the very ones | C*5¢1ws, bridge, for many years a resident of |terday celebrated the twenty-first an- | We cannot put Into words. RIGGLES, Washington, died at her residence,|niversary of his pastorate. At the| In fact, making a cherry pie and| s i - 1330 L street northwest, on Saturday. | morning scrvices ho gave a review of | making a correct gentence about it ing"a de- < 't ”» o g o e B s of tho|the ohurch's work In the almost |are two distinct things Handlcraft original colonists of New England 'quarter of a century he has been at |and workcraft are different. The man - L) r Mond ind was related to more than 100'{ts head, and at nl " i \ther wall known colonial families of night he preached & ses best muskmelons % 2 speaks vile English. I Vermont and Massachusetts. Her | #ermon denouncing extreme modern- | S'g7l% n . EOMARGARINE grandfather was Capt. Caleb Parker |lsm and pleading for the return of guu"Th':.wx';:fim\'fn'r:i ."]?r“];.v‘;'ntli:\"mné; s d i l “Spred” af Newburyport and among her an-|normal procedure in religion. politics | circulating in the slang stratum of cestors was Jonathan Bdwards, the |anq eaueation. guage Is correct in its feeling; “ preacher. s ans vho ta A o “Top Mre. Stookbridge was born at Bur-| . The pa D ot who talks ae & trade, Every housewife can use r said modernism can be carried to - |Jusi as a locksmith mends locks as a This famous cheese has been so . i otch.” It's supremely good for tablc SN ‘2"]0’1:3,““{;,'. wan married | tjon and o b R | tride. widely advertised that we merely an- You saw the big advertisements | yse; and for cooking or baking it's an 1881 kho and hor husband and L.xm!lv;h B LB “"r{.\nff"f”‘n'_': Fol T e arteryy ring : . which appeared in last week's “Star.” | jqeal butter substitute. 1 you can't e e R ton, R M i *i ko | SMPernatural and eliminate much of | reticent alking woman can | [ nounce that we offer it. It's just as For this week only our special re- | uford to use high priced butter for superintendant of the Industrial | L0¢ Christian creed; in education idestipasuio : duced prices will prevail Sl Bk “Top Notch” Home Schidok 1o Georgatown the abunet & wants o Lt & % “tho good, too, as the advertisements read. 2 S 1 ail. culinary purposes—use op Funeral services will be held at| L trainin 2 lon In telt by those who the Fourth Presbyterian Church, 13th | 2¢quirement of knowledge and did in expressing theelr re- ous feclings. . the results are highly satisfactory. 0 s Rt erton O liiow! Cand did 1 d Fal t street: prthwest, to- o teach one specific American, %i-lb., 12¢; 1 Ib., 45¢ Regular 39¢ jar....... .33¢ S0 Exinuont SieemnartINeRn LG fiiling 18 fiol nocensarys” sizs Gosthe, Kelloy will conduct the Services and | The extreme course in modern |, . P bof politics was deplored by Dr. Smi that the truth be made clear; it Is o interment will be at Falls Church, ! y Dr. Smith, 2 A Swiss (Style) }j-lb.,lSc; lll).,SSc Reg“lar 196 Jal'. cee e -lsc e, Lb., zsc Va, where her husband was buried | DUt he asserted the time is past when T?f"'"" If it hovers about us like a s Py America can live apart from the rest na & harmony, 1f it of the world. He did not advocate s through the air, gravely and o e e orans ety | world” court, but sald that some mid. | Kindly, like the sound of & bell slonary Soolety of the Presbytery of | 1o course J25ceptable to both this | For all that, talk has a distinct in- Washington of the Presbyterfan|Cpuntry and the nations of Europe, |[fluence on —that 13 to say 3 v o o . o Chureh” Ghe 1 surioed e Dytertan | should be pursued on of one's ideas hoips to | n lflrn nrmm tve Dt pectals for s eerR—Items Toteiiard S priient oF the st oae Sty e e £ g sooniun Soclety of America; two B hinks oot o g sistors, Eliza L. and Susan B Parker: CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. I e el D ted this 2 ! two sons, Frank Parker Stockhridge,| Wordeeal Ezeklal, b e | n o writer, and William Dot Beoe | ment o A, o the Degiri-|any is_increased by | wurld of care and sos bridge. officiul pher of ti carch Unive tomorrow, 8:15 | by 1o th noiiter Nilit Weat Point. and | pm. Subject! - ; B of Washington, librarian of th fo ]‘- reh Nsist s in the in darkness 4 hence have no occaslon to use heir eves, huve their eyes atrophie est service, and Margaret M. Stoc bridge of Washington, chief filo| Takoma Park Haptist Ladies' Ald | clerk in the office of tha solicitor of | Society will hold its annudl bazaar ithe Department of Agrioulture. tomorrow, beginning 10 a.m., at the ar who depart Decemt " . tomorrow, beginning 10" a.m G ARG | e ol ey t expression to @ny faculty |GARNER. A. tribute of love emors | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. The Girlw Friendly Society and the we wish to develop. If we | of aur desr ..'“n‘,ur and ¢ AT Toung Peopie's Soclety of Epiphany | cver epeak love ‘nor act love e | Tua GANNEW who 1u- twenty- s .. TONIGHT. Church, will give a bazaar and dance | Will, In the courss of time, cease to | three scas ago, Decemier ° Parents' League will meet, 8 o'clock, | tomorrow, 7 (o 11 p.m., In the parish | have love We b, [ New Bethel Baptist Church. hall of the church A tree must put out leaves or ft| Tho h i1 d, And come ! North Washington Citizens'’ Asso-| Mamry Home and School Amsocia- | i re |5 a force, and that force must | - io 't clation will meet, o'clock, in Sun | school house o y TUnited Brethren tion will meet toi Epworth M. E. C rrow, urch vent. We cannot store powder rd money. It will increase e spend it JACESON. In o our this 5 ” Church, be an Hlu'lrlzl'fl talk on “ " ucation,” and music. All interested S U o | daritn : . ® 9 All Varieties | Washington Silon ana Unitea Arta |Vitea " " B ey often 1 wo have an ndtettner | garie vty VIV At 'y ! Soctety will organize fres tuition class e e L neper g " cave beblod ts mot - er ass |for beginners tn French at 7:15 o'clock | Chapin, W. C. will meet Wea- | 804 {5 Lo set, down that idea In plain o Including Grape, I, L Saona chontr 1205 {8th Street. | nes TR TV | ferme we vl na the faea clears o b et { Enrollment 1o sc arrie: 1 “ ment in the school carrles with Pust, No. 95| ana tell it we did not know it ! ans of Fo at |8 p.m., at Nort membership in society, = | MaDDOX. 1 ars ot “Prosperity” w ; iy 1 be discussed meeting o a d Hallam Pra ting nna Maud Hallam Pra A filant Safe Home Matches 2%, 6 voxes 25¢ || et - ‘1"’ HER 'Y"\nlw‘: I All veterans of tne world war are |'hE DIV GRS . invited to the dedication of Warren alsojwill s MILLER. 1o wid b o of 30, American Legion, room of District buil v be made 1g Maj. Gen, of New vl Repr H. Wason ‘of New |}, \ The Short smn Club will meet © rr Jse o be present sther merm to the progr. poems and n The Takoma Park Civie Club has | postponed its regular meeting to De- cember 11. A “Columbus”BrandPeaches Jeand()c|| rim =7 . One Can, 20c; Per Dozen Cans, $2.00; Per Case, 24 Cans, $4 cort T o R Note—All the above specials are offered freely in our stores, but to consumers only R R G - ||Canned Tomatoes ™25 2 cans ]5¢ Per Dozen Cans, 90c. Per Case 24 Cans, $1.80 Walter na. friende st Church | ok sharp. | U > S ng at th ¥ hal mos Club TrOW 4 dresses will be by i o Aipk ana Carl H Niees on | Wi § Buy liberally of these special offerings and profit by these special sales ! G ] ft R L | Wi | CHASED AUTO WRECKED. | /- oo Our Remarkably Low Price on Potatoes Will Continue for a || a{ » STy Few Days Longer | GRosmer | }‘UNERAL DIRECTORS. | JOSERE GAVLERS SN Policeman G w. ANNA CHAR sreinet pursued ¥ Michigan Potatoes, No. 1 Stock | ] & b, Peck 22¢ || ZEmrmmnsms turned was almost cobn- h‘ RTICI a Au'; ;;‘l{n 2510 Inh;!’ vr\%h“l:' VM(“ Howard" Cart. & o NS 3 Goff, 610 Woodward Bl a a o rd arter, also o | 7 Phois Main 880 - ¥ lcolored, Eiving ladelnhia ads | 1730~1732 PENNA. AVE. ! dres: car, 2-5513 PHONES: MAIN We want all consumers to profit | by this offering. Large users espe- Half bu. (30 le) 43c Lo S RYAN, . . . . - | cohol n add E SE : cially should note this special price on i Shecding ‘was pr sucola 143 FOUND ja:e;:h F. Birch’s Sroinsr bag lots. One peck or a truck load— Original Bag, $2 OO we will supply vou cheerfully. 150 Ibs. When Packed, e ; Thob-tatlied. Ph eters, e 3034 M St. X.\\.’ 4 1840 k ' 1023, sz‘sf‘k‘:' !Hl | West 08. . Count t Martin's Churih, | 7. De: Pennant Salted Peanuts-Gorton’s Clam Chowder—Schimmel’s Apple Butter "fi',';j;es;,':y"" e R e | W,‘ . D Z\’\{’: 5:"" or 3, 1923, 11 am. |j o1l 1 WILLTAN | | peie Pu. ave. nw. el ca Timothy Hanlon &1 B ET. NE Phone L. 5543, Consult the “Christmas Sug- gestions”” Column “Indian Head” 5Lb. 12 Lb, Sanitary “Quick Cook” Oats Lar | o e 205 3| S 2 e 0w 2] ¢ Quality Smoked Hams, Special This Week, Per Lb., 20¢ e g swer to every one of the Mixed Nuts | Smyrna Layer Dromedary | Pansy Seedless || gmiflé“:fi.“y St st Figs Dates Raisins 2 S Is a new feature— rately. Iach variety is the The fine qualxty imported finest we can buy. The old reliable brand. Finest grade California stock Star ::fil Clllli'ish‘:u. e V.L. SPEA.LL CO. | Neither the st noF con: ;. ‘Be ‘:l ; (hn‘ll he origin : ',,';.,z':‘:“ 5, 940 F St NW. | WM. H. SARDO CO 412 H gt. ne. N Modern Chapel. A <raia. " HERBERT B. NEVIUS dear mother, | 924 NEW YORK AVE. NW h Private A mionoy a4 Mt Cvening, Decomber 2. Re bound_ 14th’ st {and ¥ ste. nw | paper_mones Bnchan | | gme——THE ORIGINAL ——xy 1 | WR.SpeareTo We miss thee everywhe Per Lb., 25¢ | Per [.b., 30c |Per Pkg., 20c [Per Pkg., 12¢ e | BN, HENDLEY, PIN—Alpha Kappa Sigma; rd and Irviog on 1ith, sclic | ALMUS R.SPEARE WILLLS B.SPEARE e e CLYD:J.NICHOL'S——-' '}Tflos R. NALLEY & SONS 131 ELEVENTH ST. 8 £ soue White Meat Tuna, 27¢ | Gorton’s % Roe ¢ 2lc- special communication of st. | TBOOK—Gray, o, FURA N il e | Undertal mers taining_kes, m Phone Main 4340 DOG, white, black ticks, one black | ay ear, black spot on Re Short, Dolling Field, Anucostin, o o 0 —Betwee X ter, 3 1 HENDLEY 7T ier's Sy i Tomatoes, No. 3 size. . ..........2 for 25¢ | Rob Roy Tomatoes, fancy quality. can, o 150 e, Wy E TORLTON, Maser F““\‘fuclf‘? ot Lo |11 Tunilse, Main 2473 Dtrrv & wa sh Main ed this_life Blue Ridge Corn.............. 10c Silver Label Peas. .. oo 15¢ Shriver’s Nectarine Corn. ...... .can, 12ic ||, Blue Ridge Succotash. ... .... 15¢ | Shriver’s Sifted Peas..... ... ... .can, Dust-irritated Bl“e Ridge C“t Stringle“ Bea“’s' lsc Jukey Clllb Peas. i e can’ | %mu“ 4 pTTZ MALB DOG, ehuggy, ‘f“}'"-' near 13t | Sumter Spinach. ..... . ..c.cum.. .can, 10c | Peter Pan Peas:oiicie .can, e ven | Sl Tyt il . By | POINTE: and one turn 10 11 s Cathlic Chu . Relatives and friend tent at Mount ¢ cottie, & months ald: in o Keward. Retu; | o PIN-Nov_ 40, A G Pi; set with | ¥ g:.‘,‘.m, 1 name enkraved: on | four elildren, An. | FUNERAL DLSI"WS Jannie G and | 3; two wisters and oue brother December 2, 1 eorgia_uve. o McLEOD, beloved busband of Mary Geo. C. Shaffer, G VE FLORAL EMBLEMS u:, 1dts Junitor, 1331 Bel Teward 3% Sentinel Clnef Pumpkin. . .........can, lZic Peter Pan Corn..... «........can, Gromt s powero mactricde | Wi S S turn to_Ste: a1 Prompt auto del OUR . £, 5 il w7 | We Soecialize in Floral Per ormamint i iud Sy age | S, b S ..t‘.,;:\,. ,,,".'.;: iDegqns at Moderate. S GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLETS L o o attend there w PTIC s FAMOU To avoid mfe;lrdm #:whec S iR E ;| MOLEOD. Hupe M% el ey el Doyt & Jorists! - gl ¢ o o B s oe | W H. STS, V. MAIN 69 ————— 5, . Phone N. 979, Kstests