Home to Harmony
Home to Harmony
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The week before, men from the Optimist’s Club hang the Corn and Sausage Days banner across Main Street and the Chamber of Commerce selects the Sausage Queen, who gets to ride down Main Street in Harvey Muldock’s 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook convertible, right behind the Shriners and just in front of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
The highlight of Corn and Sausage Days is the Chicken Noodle Dinner put on by the Friendly Women’s Circle and held in the meetinghouse basement. Their motto is “Meeting All Your Noo...dle Needs Since 1964.” The Chicken Noodle Dinner is the event of the year for the Circle and they take it seriously—and don’t you forget it. If you are elected to the presidency of the Friendly Women’s Circle, you had better be able to pull off the Chicken Noodle Dinner or impeachment proceedings will commence.
I remember, as a child, going with my mother to the meetinghouse every Tuesday morning while she and the Friendly Women made the noodles. Their faces smudged with flour, wisps of hair hanging down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The week before, men from the Optimist’s Club hang the Corn and Sausage Days banner across Main Street and the Chamber of Commerce selects the Sausage Queen, who gets to ride down Main Street in Harvey Muldock’s 1951 Plymouth Cranbrook convertible, right behind the Shriners and just in front of the Odd Fellows Lodge.
The highlight of Corn and Sausage Days is the Chicken Noodle Dinner put on by the Friendly Women’s Circle and held in the meetinghouse basement. Their motto is “Meeting All Your Noo...dle Needs Since 1964.” The Chicken Noodle Dinner is the event of the year for the Circle and they take it seriously—and don’t you forget it. If you are elected to the presidency of the Friendly Women’s Circle, you had better be able to pull off the Chicken Noodle Dinner or impeachment proceedings will commence.
I remember, as a child, going with my mother to the meetinghouse every Tuesday morning while she and the Friendly Women made the noodles. Their faces smudged with flour, wisps of hair hanging down.
What to read after Home to Harmony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gulley to read onlineMoreLess
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