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The Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram, Richmond, Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1947 ADVERTISEMENT Social Calendar "Turkey Trot" Set. At Morton Center Little Change Over Last Year In Cost Of Thanksgiving Dinner, Survey Shows President Will Visit Florida In December WASHINGTON, (AP) Pres Despite the high cost of living, fruits are higher than in 1946. Nuts are Cheaper and shortening is lower. ident Truman will visit Florida in December for a brief holiday and to dedicate the Everglades National park, Dec 6.

this year's Thanksgiving dinner should cost little if any more than last year's. A look at the markets indicates Here's One Of The Greatest G2.GCD-CQGD Cf YOU CAM UiLwjy6D BUY If you bave SIMPLE ANEMIA! Tou girls and women who suffer so from simple anemia that youTe pale, weak, "dragged out" thismay be due' to lack of blood-Iron. So try Lydia Pinkham's TABLETS one of the best home ways to build up red blood to get more strength in such cases. Plnkham'sTablets are one of the greatest blood-Iron tonics you can buy! A review of prices listed by food This announcement was made that there will be enough food for everyone planning a big Thanksgiving dinner. Tuesday by the White House which' said Mr.

Truman' will fly merchants indicates the 'cost of the "annual feast" will be about the same as in 1946. I Churches Forn instance, turkeys are be ing offered from 47 to 75 cents a pound, depending on where you to the naval submarine base at Key West, Dec. 3 for a few days of rest before going to Everglades on Dec. 6 to make a speech dedicating the national park. The Church Aid 'society of the Bethel A.

M. E. church will meet at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Ross Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Egypt Anti-Cholera Restrictions Lifted CAIRO, (AP) Most of Egypt resumed normal life Tuesday as all anti-cholera restrictions were lifted in two upper provinces still considered to be danger points.

Mrs. Carl Anderson Is GuesrAt Shower Honoring Mrs. Carl Anderson, formerly Miss Barbara Hickman, who was married Aug. 10, 1946, Mrs. W.

F. Riggs and Mrs. Sylvan Banning entertained recently with a shower at their home 1510 New Paris pike. A program was given during the evening and a buffet luncheon was served at a late hour. Those attending were: Mrs.

H. M. Turner, Mrs. James Johnson, Mrs. Jesse Dann, Mrs.

Edgar Heath, Miss Louise Whaley, Mrs. Charles Dove, Miss Jeanne Hod-gin, Miss Ruth Hodgins Mrs. William E. Brooks, Mrs. Robert Hough, Mrs.

Walter Vogelsong, Mrs. Contant, Mrs. Richard Anderson, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Portia Wright, Mrs. Lester Wright, Mrs.

Walter Riggs, Miss Joyce Hickman, Mrs. W. B. Mrs. James Rogers, Mrs.

Jack Cromwell, Miss Mary Do-herty, Mrs. Ernest Pegg, Miss Virginia. Patrick, Mrs. Howard Sick-man, Mrs. Warren" Wright, Mrs.

Charles Allard, Mrs. Sylvan Banning, Mrs. Roy W. Davis, Mrs. Henry Parker, Mrs.

Eldon Freid-line, Mrs. James Horn, Mrs. Floyd Hammond, Mrs. Floyd Madge, Mrs. Donald Ryder, and Mrs.

Roy Sieck. Announcing The Opening of Our New Location miss Mama Atnman Thanksgiving Dinner, Dance Set At Elks The Elks Country club will be open all day Thanksgiving for Elks and their out-of-town guests.v Thanksgiving dinners will be served from 1 p. m. to 8:30 o'clock and in the evening old-fashioned square dancing: will be enjoyed. Reservations for family parties should made as early as possible.

The annual Thanksgiving: dance for members of the club will be held Saturday night, Nov. 29. Dancing will be enjoyed from 9:30 p. m. to 1 o'clock.

Music will be provided by Eddie Roe and his orchestra. The annual Christmas dance will be held Saturday night Dec. 20 with music by Jimmy Mann and his band. The annual New Year's eve dance will be Wednesday night. Dec 31.

Music will be provided by Elmer Hinkle and his band. Game night will be observed by the club Tuesday night and on Wednesday women of the club will hold their regular luncheon' bridge. Friday will be observed as family night Harrison Township Turkey Supper Held JACKSONBURG. The annual Harrison township Farm bureau turkey supper was held recently at the Odd Fellows halt Devotions were given by Mrs. Marie Haisley and singing was enjoyed by everyone.

A number of guests were present. These included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Brown, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Giggy, Mr.

and Mrs. Dale Miller and Miss Alma Farmer. Talks were given by the county officers and a motion picture was shown by Dale Miller. Tonight Progressive Mothers meets with Mrs. Robert Hafner.

Mothers club meets at Young Men's Christian associa tion, 8 p. m. Animal Welfare league meets at YMCA. Harmony Booster club meets with Mrs. Harry Williams.

Social Studies group of the American Association of University Women meets with Mrs. Earl Brown. Delta Gamma Alumnae association meets with Mrs. George Mah-ley. Tuesday Night Dance club meets at Forest Hills Country club.

American Legion auxiliary meets at Main Street Legion home. Delta Theta Tau sorority supper in American Legion home on Henley road. Clicquot club penny supper with Mrs. Gerald Brown. Chatter club meets with Mrs.

Carl Feaselm'an. Happy Hour club meets with Mrs. Donald Kelsey. Virginia Asher Business Women's council meets at First Christian church. Epsilon Sigma Alpha council meets at YWCA.

m. Wednesday Luncheon bridge at Elks Country club, Luncheon bridge at Forest Hills Country club. Betsy Ross club meets with Mrs. Hattie Brooks. Xi Eta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority meets with Miss Leona Don son.

Whitewater chapter, International Travel Study club meets with Mrs. G. Wayne Freeman. Quaker -City chapter, International Travel Study club meets at Young Women's Christian association. Will Be Bunko club meets with L.

C. Martin. i Omega Phi Tau sorority meets at Gas office. Miss Marna Ashman is general chairman of the "Turkey Trot" an informal dance, to be held in Morton Center on Nov. 29.

The Rich buy. Last year the top price for turkeys was about 75 cents a-pound. Prior to the war, turkeys cost only 39 cents a pound. That was in 1941. Prices of other favorite meat dishes for the Thanksgiving dinner table are about the same as 1946.

Fries are selling from 63 to 68 cents a pound this year. Last year they were 70 cents a pound. Roasting, chickens are priced from 51 to 64 cents a pound while last year the average price was 60 cents a pound. Ducks About Same Ducks are quoted at 55 to 60 cents a pound and rabbits can be purchased for the same figure. Domestic rabbits were priced be-twee 55 and 60 cents in 4.946.

Ham, a popular Easter dish, also comes in for its share of demand at Thanksgiving. This year ham costs the housewife bewteen 53 and 62 cents a pound. Last year ham cost 72 cents a pound at Thanksgiving time. Cranberries, used to -make that tart salad, are quoted around 35 cents a pound. In 1946 they sold for 45 cents a pound.

They were 29 cents a pound back in 1945. Butter now is selling for 82 and 83 cents a pound. Last year it was quoted between 80 and 90 cents. Bread," milk, eggs and some mond Order for Rainbow Girls. No 47 is sponsoring the affair.

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