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30 Staunton, Leader, Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Bride-elect honored Miss Parrish bride of Mr. becomes Harrison meets Clem Maxine Connor, Myron Connor, Mrs. Pat Shickel and Miss Gail Shickel. Mrs. Willie Witt, Mrs.

Marie Rose and Avery and Mrs. Phillips attended from Bedford. Studying for role MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Actress Cicely Tyson has interviewed some of the principals in the city's 1955 bus boycott to prepare for her television role on the life of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Miss Tyson, star of "Sounder" and "Miss Jane Pitman," will portray Coretta Scott King, the widow of the slain civil rights leader. It was the yearlong Montgomery bus boycott that brought King, then the pastor of a local Baptist church, into national prominence as the head of the civil rights movement. Donna White, bride-elect of Pfc. Donald Cook, was honored Saturday by Priscilla Hundley and Cindy Robinson with a bridal shower at the former's home. A color scheme of yellow and green was carried out in the decorations.

The wedding bell cake was baked by Mrs. Richard E. Shull. Flowers were yellow miniature carnations with two white wedding bells. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Eleanor Phillips and Mrs. Dorothy Cook, mother of the bridegroom-elect. Those previously mentioned and the following guests attended: Mrs. Elsie White, mother of the honoree; Miss Sonya White, sister of the honoree; Mrs. Florence Lilley, Miss Diane Lilley, Miss Cathy Lilley, Mrs.

Elizabeth Jack, Mrs. Barbara Benson, Miss Donna Benson, Miss Kay Moore, Miss Cindy Furr, Bobby Hundley, Mrs. COOKBOOK AUTHOR "Madame Wu's Art of new dish on one of her Sylvia Wu, author of Chinese Cooking" tries a sons. She learned to run Chinese restaurant FT. BELVOIR Miss Rhonda Ann Parrish and Timothy G.

Harrison exchanged marriage vows on March 26 at 2 p.m. in Main Post Chapel here. The bride is the daughter of Col. and Mrs. Glenwood N.

Parrish of Springfield, who are from the Staunton area, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Parrish of Staunton. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.

George H. Harrison Jr. of Alexandria. Col. John Stevey, chaplain, and the Rev.

Charles Norman officiated at the double ring ceremony, with a program of wedding music provided by Richard L. Phelps, organist. Miss Sherrie Parrish of Springfield was her sister's maid ot honor. Bridesmaids were the Misses Georgette Harrison of Alexandria, sister of the bridegroom; Donna Swink of Staunton; Kim Hryckiewica of Radford and Donna Perry of Springfield. Dennis Harrison of Alexandria served as best man for his brother.

Ushers were Jim Harrison of College Park, brother of the bridegroom; Tony Parrish of Springfield, brother of the bride; Louis Whitestone of Alexandria; Steve Gilchrist of Charleston, W.Va., and Rob Fridley of Blacksburg. The bride's parents entertained at a reception at the Mt. Vernon Yacht Club in Alexandria. After a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains, the couple will reside in Wood-bridge. Mrs.

Harrison was graduated from Robert E. Lee High School in Springfield and attended Radford College. She is a secretary for the Department of the Navy, Crystal City, Arlington. Mr. Harrison was graduated from Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria and attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, where he GET IN SHAPE FOR SUMMER WITH THE GOOD MOOD DIET Drink milk shakes or juice and eat regular foods.

Gain extra energy. No drugs. Considerable savings on food bills. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE, IT WORKS! For more information call FRANCES CLEMMER 885-0545 or 885-0197 or BEN HERSHBERGER 337-2816 MRS. HARRISON (Miss Parrish) was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.

He is credit manager for Washington Frosted Foods, Alexandria. Dollhouse hobby iaSl 210 Will 2 LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) For $5,000 jerry LaBaron will sell you an all-electric dollhouse. For another $2,500 he'll sell you the furniture to go with it. Don't scoff.

The dollhouse business is booming and LeBaron's says its the third fastest growing hobby in the world, trailing only stamp and coin collecting. LeBaron, owner of a Portland, shop which specializes in dollhouses and miniature furnishings, said at a recent workshop that his dollhouses range in price from $19.95 to $5,000. "The $5,000 house is unfurnished but completely electric," he said. "I expect to be able to sell another $2,500 in furniture for this model." 11 DirtE out Treat Her to Our Fabulous Make batter: 1 cup all-purpose flour i2 cup cornstarch 1 teaspoon baking powder l7 teaspoon salt l1 cups water 1 teaspoon vegetable oil Mix these ingredients in a bowl until you have a smooth batter. Have ready: 1 quart vegetable oil Method: Heat the oil in a kettle until it is very hot (375 degrees).

Dip the chicken balls into the batter, allowing the excess to drain off. Drop each into the hot oil and deep-fry for 7 to 10 minutes, depending upon the size of the balls. Place on platter and serve with a sweet and sour dip. Makes 16 chicken sticks. This recipe is from "Madame Wu's Art of Chinese Cooking" by Sylvia Wu, published in hard cover by Charles and in soft cover by Bantam.

FROM 12 to 7 P.M. A Large Assortment of: MEATS VEGETABLES SALADS DESSERTS dues to the Volunteer Services, Western State Hospital. There were four contributions to the Birthday Fund and $49 was realized from the "May Mrs. Bryan was elected as the delegate to represent the circle at the 80th Annual Convention of the Virginia Branch of the Internation Order of the King's Daughters and Sons to be held in Roanoke May 20-21. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting.

The June meeting is to be with Miss Virginia Brooks. Homemakers hear program STUARTS DRAFT A program on "Colonial Gardens of Williamsburg" was presented by Mrs. Ed Lavender at the recent meeting of the Twilight Extension Homemakers Club. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Lavender.

Mrs. Jerry Swisher gave the study of the month on Queen Elizabeth II. Plans were made for members to donate baked items to the Staunton -Augusta County Department Social Services for its bake sale. The hostess served refreshments to three members and a guest, Mrs. Celesta Robb.

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Mrs. M. A. Holland was inducted into the order as a new member and presented a silver pin bearing the Insignia of the Order. The business session was conducted by the president, Mrs.

Charles R. Bryan, who called the meeting to order using the new gavel made and given to the circle by Carl Tharp. A note of appreciation will be sent by the secretary. The Lord's Prayer was spoken in unison as the devotional. This was followed by the reading of the article "Pathetic But written by Howard Wilson, relating to the flood victims in West Virginia and expressing his gratitude to God for his personal blessings.

Mrs. John Brown, chairman of the Western State Hospital committee reported that a games party was held for 28 patients on a ward recently. Refreshments were served. Those assisting were Mrs. Mabel Janowski, Mrs.

Lena Mae Reeves and Mrs. Russell Ramsey. Handbags and other prizes were awarded to the winners. Mrs. Brown was commended for the quality and selection of prizes.

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i I a a of HOLIDAY INN DOWN TOWN For Reservations Call 886-3401 small cost oj By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor When your children are old enough to look after themselves and you have a yen to open a Chinese restaurant although you have never worked outside your own home before what do you do? If you are Sylvia Wu you wheedle $9,000 out of your husband and open a small Chinese eating place, seating 50, in California. You are also smart enough to hire people experienced in restaurant management. And if you are Sylvia Wu, one of the most beautiful women I have ever met, you make such a success of that first small restaurant that now you run the elegant big Madame Wu's Garden in Santa Monica. It seats 300. On some nights there you might catch a glimpse of Robert Redford or Cary Grant or one of your other heart's desires.

A while ago Sylvia Wu decided she wanted to write a cookbook. And when she gets an urge to do something she does it. This time she had an assist or two from a couple of the students in the recipe-testing classes she conducted at her restaurant. As a result, "Madame Wu's Art of Chinese Cooking," by Sylvia Wu, was published in hard cover by Charles and in soft cover by Bantam. When I asked Sylvia Wu what she was proudest of, she said, "My three children my daughter and two sons.

We're good friends." It figures. The dedication in her cookbook reads: "To my grandfather, from whom I received the precious gift of love." SYLVIA WU'S CHICKEN STICKS (Teem Suen Gai Yik) Have ready: 8 broiler wings Salt Separate the chicken wings into 3 pieces at the joints. Discard the wing tips. On the remaining 2 sections, with a sharp knife loosen the meat from the joint and pull down to the end of the bone and over the bottom of the bone to form a ball. It will look like an umbrella that is turned inside out, or a candied apple on a stick.

Salt the balls. Marriage license LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -Country singer "Buck" Owens, who co-stars with Roy Clark in the syndicated "Hee-Haw" television show, has taken out a marriage license. Owens and his bride-to-be, Jana Greif, were granted a license at the Clark County courthouse, records show. Owens, 47, has been married twice before, according to the application.

Miss Greif, 33, is a member of Owens' traveling show. The date of the couple's wedding was not known. University of Va. this ad 1 or MORE EXAMINING a piece of porcelain to be featured at Emmanuel Episcopal Church's fifth antique show and sale are Peter Biehn, left, chairman of the show and sale, and Murphy Clifton of Van Courtland Antiques. Show hours are today and Thursday from 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

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