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The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Daily Calendar
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New York-Unsettled and
warmer to-day. possibly light snow; to-
morrow fair and cold. southeriy gales.
For New Jersey-Unsettlsda and warmer to-
day tomorrow fair and colder; strong
For Northern New Enyland-Cloudy and
warmer; probably snow To-day; tomorrow
fair and colder; strong southeriy winds and
| For Southern New Engand-Unsetiled and
warmer to-day. possibly light snow; to-
For western N New S9'Ss %orksnow iuTrss
day; to-morrow cloudy and much colder;
westerly gales.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE disturbance
reported Friday night over Saskatchewan
moved east southeastward- with undimin-
ished intensity, and Saturday night It's cen
ter was over Lake Superior. IT has been at
tended by unsettled weather. shifting gales
and local SHOWS in the region OF the great
lakes and the upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys. The pressure remains high over the
Atlantic States and generally west OF tho
Rocky Mountains, and II Is rising rapidly over
the plains States. The temperature has risen
decidedly over the region of the great lakes,
the Ohio and central Mississippi valleys and
the Gulf States. and it has fallen in the
The outlook is that the storm over tile
great lakes will move eastward and be at
tended by SHOWS tomorrow IN tho region of
the great lakes, and by unsettled weather
and local SHOWS In the north Atlantic States.
u viii be followed by fair weather In these
regions on Monday. In the middle Atlantic.
south Atlantic and east Gulf States. Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley the weather will
DO fair tomorrow and Monday.
The temerature will rise tomorrow in the
Atlantic States. and IL will fall decidedly TO-
morrow and Monday in the region of the
great lakes and the Ohio Valley, and Monday
in the Atlantic and east Gulf States except
Florida. Storm warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic coast at and north Of Delaware
Breakwater.
Observations at United States Weather
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Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Entertain For Rosa
POnselLe

Mr.. and Mrs Robert r. Meyer who
have been spending their honeymoon
at Jacksonville, Fla. and Atlantic
Beach. entertained last week in honor
OF Rosa Ponselle, the well-known
prima donna, who gave concert
there on Monday evening, Decem-
Der 4.
The Jacksonville Times Union of
December says;
Miss Rosa Ponselle, grand opera
singer. who was heard in concert
here Monday, was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert r. Meyer, at the
Windsor hotel. while in Jacksonville.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer entertained at dinner in honor
OF Miss Ponselle, and Immediately
after the concert the party motored
to the lovely Atlantic Beach homo
of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer. where the
brilliant and charming hostess HAD
arranged supper for eight
The stay of the Ponselle party at
the beach cottage is proving most
enjoyable. They will return to the
city this afternoon in time for Miss
Ponselle To take the train for Or
lando, where she is to appear in
concert tomorrow afternoon
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Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily and cheapIy made at home,
but IL beats them all for
quick results.

Thousands of housewives have
found that they can save two-thirds
of the money usually spent for cough
preparations, by using this we'll
known old recipe for making cough
syrup. 1t is simple and cheap but 10
has no equal for prompt results. It
takes right hold of a cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in "a hours or less.
Get 2Hs ounces of Pinex from any
druggist, pour it into a pint bottle,
and add plain graduated sugar syrup
to make full pint. II you prefer,
use clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either
way, 1t tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts family long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
1t acts, penetrating through every air
passage of the throat and lungs
loosens and raises the phlegm,
soothes and heals the membranes, and
gradually but surely the annoying
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis
appear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis, spasmodic Group, hoarse.
ness or bronchial asthma.
Pinex is special and highly con-
centrated compound of genuine Nor
way pine extract known the world over
for its healing effect on membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for "2H ounces Of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money.
promptly refunded. The Pinex CO..
IT. Wayne Ipd
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nv FLoRnNcr DAVIES

What is 1t that men most admire in
women? Its an old question, but
ever new, because there is always a
fresh crop of questioners. Down deep
In her heart no woman ever gets
through wanting to answer that
question, because down deep in her
heart no woman ever ceases TO want
some man to like something best in
her.
If you ask the women what men
like most in women they will answer,
"A pretty face" Women have plenty
of evidence to that effect. Have they
not seen their husbands. fathers,
brothers, sweethearts, look duh and
bored until some pretty woman en-
ters the room and then suddenly be-
come all attention?
Nov If n plain woman had asked
you that YOU wouldn't have noticed
her" you say TO the guilty man. who
feebly denies the charge.
Men as a class, however, will deny
that beauty has the first call on their
interest and affection.
1T attracts u.s." they will admit.
but II doesn't hold us" and they add
truthfully though somewhat ungal-
lantly, Look at our wives. We didn't
choose them for beauty" though
they never fail to explain that Mary's
mighty nice looking woman and
was as pretty as a picture when 1
married her"
There is another popular delusion
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To Be Happy Is .Won1an's
Winning Card With Men

that good housekeeping is what a
man likes best in a woman, but here
again the average man will ask Mary
whether she could cook when he mar
ried her.
theoretically. character should
be the right answer to this question.
It's the thing that ought to attract
men TO women and women to men.
but attraction does not always fol-
low the rule of ought"
Ju& Happiness
So after all these ventures, as TO
what men like best in women, an
English chap comes along and tells us
In a London paper that most every
enc wants to be happy. and happiness
is catching"
A man loves to have a sense of we'll
being. He hates to face facts IL they
are bitter.
Life may be pretty terrible, but if
il is, the average man doesn't care to
think about It. lie wants to think
it's pretty much all right and Will
bless the woman who make him be
lieve 1t.
lie loves in another what more
than anything else he Graves for
himself, and that's happiness. He
hates worry and fears, and more than
anything else he breads scene.
So" says this wise young man,
IF you would make a happy mar
riage, Just start to live a happy life
You can't begin too soon"
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED ny
THE EVA CONFER HOME

Just two years ago the Eva Conner
Home was opened for business girls.
It has become during this brief time
one of, the most popular homes in
the south, as it is one of the most
beautiful and comfortable dwellings,
for young business women.
The home is operated under tho
auspices of the ely mission board
of the Southern Methodist churches
in Birmingham, and a number of the
ladies of the board were present 10
receive the guests who came to cell
citrate the second anniversary Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
The home was made unusually at
traetive by the beautiful chrysanthe-
NUNS given by Mrs. w. S. Brown.
Mrs. Lathrcp. Mrs. Nabors and Mrs.
Riding.
delightful program OF instru-
mental and vocal music was rendered
by Miss LYDIA Palmer. Miss Katherine
Hanna and Mr.. D. B. Jones.
Mrs. Moreland and Mrs. Eatman
served coffee and cake to the guests,
while Mrs. Mary B. Russell and Mrs.
II. II. Brownell, assisted Miss Gill
and Miss Richardson in receiving the
guests and showing them over the
building.
Quite a number of new books were
given for the library by friends of
the home. These will furnish many
pleasant hours for the young women.
In the evening the young women
of the home assisted in the receiv
ing and entertaining. The clever
Switchboard" stunt given by eight
of the girls was a leading feature of
the evenings entertainment. Two of
the girls presided at the punch bowl.
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GRAND MATRON @. {. S.
GUEST OF HONOR AT
BANQUET AT HILLMAN

Mrs. $, K. Reed worthy matron.
Order Of the Eastern Star for the
state OF Alabama. will be the guest
of honor at a banquet to be given
Tuesday evening in the ball room OF
the Hillman hotel by the BrmIng-
ham Chapter o. g. S. lis, of which
she is a member.
Mrs. Amy Carl, most worthy grand
Ada. of the national board will be
present on this occasion. Other
prominent figures in fraternal circles
who will share the honors at this
time will be Horace Salter, worthy
grand patron; D. c. Ball, grand
patron; Mrs. Mary Dunlap. grand
chaplain; Mrs. Charles Seaton, grand
marshall and Mrs. Avera, grand
Eleeta.
Ernest Matthews will act as toast
master and a number of splendid
speakers. including both men and
women, will appear on the program.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will be meeting of the
Graduate Nurses association Wednes-
day afternoon at the Business and
Professional Womens club. There
viii be a Red Cross meeting held i'm
mediately afterward.
Mrs. Harry L. Bumstead, president
of the ladies' auxiliary to Camp Will
cox, No. 1882, United Confederate vet
Grams, announces call meeting for
Tuesday ~ this week at the home Of
Mrs. w. g. Martin on Tenth avenue,
south. All members are urged to be
present, as important business will be
discussed.
There will be a meeting of the
Childrens Improvement association
at the convent Friday. December Is,
instead of the last Tuesday of the
month. promptly at 8 o'clock. There
will also be the annual shower for
the sisters.
The Study circle of the Council OF
Jewish Women will meet Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at Temple
Emanuel. DR.. Newfeld will be
leader The MendelssohnLef pc
Rod will be discussed.
The monthly meeting of the Chill
dren's Hospital association will be
held Wednesday morning 1880
o'clock at the hospital
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Christmas Coming With
Great Times For All

Telephone calls are daily pouring
into the office of the society editor
announcing the home coming of va
rious girls and boys from schools
and coileges-many from schools
right here in Dixie, and some from
farther north and east. Now the
trains will be crowded with these
eager throngs; the brawny football
hero, the college miss, the flapper
from boarding school, and the serious
girl who does not flap--all homeward
bound
They've been working and burning
midnight oil since last September,
and now they are coming back to
join in the festivities. renew old
friendships, and take up again the
thread of romances, both serious and
tentative.
Back home" fathers and mothers
are planning for their pleasure, and
soon these students will reign SUI
preme in every typical American
households; for what is Christmas, If
the younger generation does not take
hold?
Dances. banquets, supper parties,
theatre parties and other things that
figure in college girls and boys
scheme OF things at Christmas time
are now being worked out by Biz
mingham social organizations and
announcements almost without end
will be made from now until Christ
mas.
Some of the Events
The Ramblers have announced
their big feature ball to open the
season. The Community clubs an
nual affair on Christmas night is an
ticipatcd with great excitement. The
1mps' masquerade dance. which is to
be given during the early part of
the holidays, promises to be most
unusual The Phi Delta Theta's dance
at the Country club will be joyful
affair for the holiday pleasure
seekers. The Dragons affair will fol-
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MISS MILDRED PIERCE
GIVES BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Miss Mildred Lannell Pierce enter
tanned at a birthday bridge luncheon
Saturday at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n l.. Pierce on Twelfth
avenue. north. A four-course lunch
cen was served at the bridge tables.
centercd with birthday cakes, while
or the dining room table a large
birthday cake glowed with many
candles. Christmas decorations II
red and green. and fall flowers
frightened the. rooms. Hand-paintcd
place cards, baskets of candy, and
noise making favors added to the
pleasure of this young girls party.
The guests were Miss Edwina Rich
ardson. Miss Carolyn Fowlkes, Miss
Vagina Jacobs. Miss Rose Hood.
Miss Dorothy Dee, Miss Claire Cook,
Miss Ardelle Smith, Miss Mary Nice.
Miss Evelyn Grow. Miss Harriet
Moore, Miss Virginia Dean, Miss Vir-
ginia~ Odom, Miss Dorothy Thomas.
Miss Susan Patterson, Miss Mary
Louise McTyiere and Miss Hazel
Pierce.
Miss Edwina Richardson won the
first prize. and Miss Dorothy Dee
drew the consolation.
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The senior class Of The EnsIey High
school scored success last Friday
night when they presented three
clever playlets, "The Florist Shop,
THE Constant Lover" and THE
Ncighbors.'' These productions were
directed by Miss Sylvia Arid, assisted
by Miss Halle Porter, and Miss Helen
Warner directed the orchestra. Those
taking part were: Miss Lillian But
Ter. Roy Kicker. Alan Foster, Miss
May Willie Harris, Hugh Smith, Her.
bert Osborne, Miss Dorothy Bass, Miss
Mary Carlisle, Miss Willie Mae Smith,
Miss Madelaine Fontille, Miss Matte
Lee Ozley, Miss Mildred Williams,
John Thomas, Miss Mary Guilian. Sid
ney Powell, Karl Morrison and Luther
Gale
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ASTRAEA LITERARY
SOCIETY's PROGRAM

The Astraea Literary society Of
Central High school held its last
meeting Friday.
The program was preliminary
oratorical contest, in preparation for
the joint oratorical contest to be held
soon. Those selected to represent
the Astraea were Marie Ullman, Adrla
Speilberger and Carmelite Jackson.
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HUNDREDS VISIT
QUAINT EXHIBIT

Several hundred persons visited the
exhibit of the Independent Artists
association yesterday, which will be
on all this week at the Hillman
hotel, second floor.
There will be lectures every dav.
to which the public is invited, and
tea will be served
MRS. Dixie McCrossin, our own
Lecnora Hassinger, is chairman for
the event, yesterdays hostesses be-
ing Miss Willie Allen and Mrs. John
Tillman.
They made the moments for Wis
itors thrillingly full of charm by the
interesting stories they told of the
paintings, baskets, batiks, old laces,
carved statuettes and many other
exquisite and quaint things that have
been brought there for the great eye
of the public to enjoy.
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FEED THE BRUTE
Favorite Recipes by Famous Men
ny JOHN HAYS HAMMOND. JR.
Inventory


have found very delightful way
to scramble eggs, which is as fol-
lows:
For two people, take six eggs and a
quarter OF pint of cream, stir thor
oughly, adding paprika, pepper and
salt to taste. Slice a raw tomato IN
thin slices and add to mixture, also
add an ounce and half of cream
cheese, breaking same up into the
paste and stirring thoroughly. Place
over very slow fire in pan and stir
continuously until the eggs are in
semi-solid condition, and serve.
Save these daily recipes and make
a cook book.
Copyright, 1922, by the Bell syndi-
cate, Inc)
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NOTABLE WOMAN
HONoREE TODAY

Mrs. Louise Reed of Birmingham.
recently installed worthy grand
matron of Alabama, Order of thu
Eastern Star, will be honoree tonight
at a banquet and reception at the
Hillman hotel
This affair VIII be one of the
largest of the week. the Birmingham
chapter No. lis being hostesses, with
membership Including around
four hundred women.
Besides these members who will
attend the affair. present grand Of
ficers will be included.
Mr.. Ernest Matthews will be toast
master.
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MISS MsLLAM is TRAINING
CHRISTMAS CAR0LERS

Much preparation is being made for
the Christmas carols.g Groups in all
sections of the city are practicing
these carols, and the singers will go
from door to door, singing songs of
Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men"
They will call at the houses where
lighted candles beckon to them from
the windows. The collection will 60
to the Mercy Home, and. as usual.
will be directed by Miss Sara
Mallam.
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WHOLESALE LIMBERMEN'S
CHR TO ENTERTAIN

The banquet of the Wholesale
Lumbermen's club will be an interest
ing feature at the Tutwiler this
week. ~
The members have planned soma
amateur stunts. which promises to be
entertaining, with prizes to be given
to the most talented performer. This
banquet is an annual affair, and as
sembles many clever people of Biz
mingham.
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MRS. HORACE ADAMS
TO GIVE TEA

Mrs. Horace Adams will entertain
at tea for Mrs. Robert Binford
and Mrs. Stuart Mcdonald of West
Point, N. Y. and Mrs. David Allison,
Thursday afternoon, December IA. at
her home on Chestnut Hill, in honor
OF Mrs. Robert Binford and Mrs.
Stuart Mcdonald OF West Point N. Y,
the guests of Mrs. David Anderson,
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SPEND-THE-DAY
SEWING PARTY

Mrs. Will Durham, Mrs. Jack
Luke and Mrs. Charles Estes will en-
tertain Circle No. of the Southside
Baptist church at the home of Mrs.
W. Fl. Sadler today at spend-the-
day party when they will work for
the orphanage at Greenville, Ala.
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low at the Southern club. December
90, and the r. NJ. It's ball with its
many unique features will fall on
December 30. DR.. and Mrs. Scale
Harris will entertain for their guests,
Friday, December 20. and the annual
Country club ball at the Country
club will be an exciting fancy dress
affair on New Years eve. Many
other dances and teas, the plans of
which are not yet complete, promise
a riot of fun and frolic for the holt
day season
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RANBIsRs TO GIVE
F,EATIRE pANCE DECEMBER ::

The Ramblers announce their
Christmas dance for December 90 with
Miss Maxine Harris and William T.
Lee. the club president. to lead the
grand march This is the opening
feature ball of the holiday season,
which Will welcome the college set
home
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MRS. sCOUTEN GIVES
DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Scouten gave
novel dinner party Sunday evening at
Linger Longer lodge, honoring Miss
Mary West of Lexington, Va. The
guests were Dr. and Mrs. Chalmers
Moore, w. L. Staggers and Henry Lee
jackson.
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BENEFIT CARD PARTY

Mrs NJ. C. Keiffer and Mrs. ]. G.
Houseman will give a card party
Wednesday afternoon at her home at
1905 Fifteenth avenue, south, for the
benefit of the Southside Catholic
school funds. Bridge, Five Hundred
and Heart Dice viii be played
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Observation-Disclosures
WEDDING In SELMA

Dr.~Archibald Lawson of Green's
boro announces the marriage of his
daughter. Evelyn Wilson. to Mr.. VIII
liam Henry Robertson. the ceremony
having been performed November 20.
in Greensboro, Ala.
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MRS. HENDRIX
RECALLS INVITATIONS

Mrs. Roy Hendrix recalls her invl-
tations to the party to have
been given honoring Mrs. Elizabeth
Riordan O'Bryan, Tuesday December
IL, on account OF illness OF herself
and son.
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BENEFIT BAZAAR FOR
coon xHEPHERn MISsION

bazaar for the benefit of the Good
Shepherd Mission of East Lake will
be held at College Station, December
13. Dolls and all kinds of fancy
work will be on sale.
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MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS
GIVE DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Weaver Thomas
entertained at dinner party
Ridgecrest, Saturday morning, cele-
brating their thirteenth wedding an
niversary. Covers were laid for Il
| guests.
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MRS. MOORE GIVES
HRIll,E NGHEAA

Mrs. y. S. Moore will entertain at
Roinsetta bridge luncheon Wednesday
at her hog'e on Juniper avenue.
About 16 guests will participate in
the Same
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
FOR MISS WRIGHT

Mrs. ]. r. Bogue will entertain
at miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Pauline Wright, at the home
of Mrs. Fred Kernedle, Wednesday
afternoon.
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urged to attend. A special alabama
Day" program has been prepared.

The Psychology Study club will
meet Tuesday morning, at IL o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Sumpter Bethea.
meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Big Sisters association
will be held Wednesday at 1920
o'clock at Katherine Inn.
Mrs. A.. d. Smiths Sunday school
class will meet with Mrs. Sharrill at
l7216 Second avenue, north.
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If ride undoubtedly will
habits This
of tie of
beneath the long, straight
High
brown hatter holds the hair n
asa safe possibly be while
York
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MRS. JAMES KEITH -
ENTERTAINS

Mrs. James Keith will entertain to
day at a bridge luncheon at home
on Hanover circle.
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Mr., Munro G. Lesser is recovering
from an illness at the Baptist hos
pital
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Mrs. Clarendon Davis and Mrs John
Frazier of Huntsville have returned
to their homes after visiting Mrs.
y. l.. Pierce during the parent-teacher
convention.
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The Graded union will meet
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at
the First Methodist school building,
but will not meet December 20 or 81.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Address have
named their little son Freeman Brad
ley for his granada Their. the late F. b.
Daniel
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Miss Susan Lawrence Dawes of
Athens. Ala, and Washington. ID. c..
Will remain in the city until January.
She will be at 936 Twentieth street,
south
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The Current Topic club will meet
with Mrs. c. b. Ratliff, 1922 Eleventh
avenue south Friday, December IS.
at $50 ,o'fsock. All members are
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Mr.. u. A. Brown and Mrs. j. L.
Dent are visiting in Toronto Canada
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DR.. and Mrs. Q. n. Wilson of
Wichita Falls, Tex, who have been
the guests of their sister, Mrs. Kath-
crime M. Brown, have returned to
their home.
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Mrs. Virginia Snead. who has been
visiting her son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. ". w. Snead, has returned
to her home in Tampa, Fla.