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NASH! NASHl NASH !

Priced low for quick sale,
1924 Dodge sedan. $3.50
1924 Nash touring. 700
1925 Nash touring. =. $50
1928 Nash touring Win
ter encD.. $50
1924 Ford coupe. 800
1924 Ford touring. ...... 200
1923 Ford roadster (sport). 100
1928 Studebaker big six
(Winter top)...... 500
1919 Cadillac sedan. -. $50
1922 Buick touring. ....... 200
Others, $50 Up.
Your car in trade-l2 months
to pay.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, Inc.
Used Car Dept.
1922 14th St. NV. Main 57S0.
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Down payment
1925 Flint roadster $500
1924 Flint touring ..... 300
1924 Flint touring ,375
1923 Durant sedan 18O
1923 Maxwell sport tour. 100
1922 Ford coupe o.. $500
1928 Chevrolet coupe. e. 54.4O
1921 Packard 7-pass.
touring ..... 800
1924 Overland touring. 14O
f922 Overland touring $500
1921 Buick touring 49,. 48.4O
1923 Studebaker touring
special g.. 2l0
1924 Oakland touring =. 21O
1928 Davis sport touring 200
Ask for Mr.. Rodgers.
FLINT,
1905 18th. 18th and V SITS.
Potomac 1873.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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FLINTS
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
OFFERS
The following cars that can be
bought on our easy time pay
ment plan. These cars are per-
feet and ready for any demon
stration.
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Chrysler Six Phaeton.
,tully eduiuued Purchased nru I,r,iz-,
d"55 run COCO milce look and rfIrs i-.sc
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MUST SELL
10 Make Room for

\ EW BI SINENN.
lion 1923 FORD-Cab and chassi.
lion 1928 FoRp-Enclosed body: pneu-
tic front. Lambert rear A''
~, Ion l92l AUToCAR-Dump body good
2ia Ton. 1921 INDIANA-Cah and fat
oo9F- eoQd Tres. IeconditIoned and painted
diuoned and painted ~
3-Ton 1916 L. s-Cab and fat body: spe-
Cial nrlce "a - -
sion 1928 ,sERvICE-Dump body: good
rubber: recondItonsd
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EVERY CAR IN GOOD
CONDITION AND READY
FOR IMMEDIATE DEMON
S t r A T Q \ AND DE-
LIVERY.
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OTHER TRUCKS At QUICK MOVING
No FIN. ASE Ely GsG GB9DY y cE9UIPMEST
OPEN EVENINGS.
INTERNATIONAL
MOTOR TRUCK AGENCY INC
22s-32 1st ST NV
PHONE- -FRANkLlN ITO AND 1923
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Remember the Address,
SEE MR.. BARNES.
102O-1O22 Conn. Ave
Open 8 An. to Q p NJ
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Ford 1924 Coupe,
,,,fs uIy ,o9 equipped. enamel finish and cord
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Four wheel brakes. balloon tires Thi.
I'D. with disc wheels Excellent condition
Every extra: BURNERS. etc Come early and
gain al $3.50. 'oi
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FREE
FINANCING.

During this sale we will stand
the cost OF Insurance, Interest.
Recording and Notary Fees, and
D. {. tags.
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Ford 1922 Touring.
81 pssrance SIS 1's7'-7'..
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l'R EE
TURKEY
\ l2-pound turkey absolutely
free with every car.

Thirty-day free service for all
minor adjustments.
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Dodge Special Roadster
N ullN euuiupaj pu-cha-aa nov. Va,
5"n1z2 can hardly ae told from nep "a
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WANTED-AUTONORHES

WANTED-To buy good clean closed cars
VIII pay cash. See Montgomery, 1922 14th
WINTER TOP wanted for Buick roadster.
D-4i, 1917. Box 81, Alexandria Va. %
CASH for your car IN 10 minutes $40 to
500 more than any dealer. Franklin lO263
FRED /. MORGAN. 10:6 Conn. ave.
SPOT CASH for your used car. Don't fay to
se" Mr. Barnes and get my appraisal 1920
Conn. ave. Fr. zoos. Open evenings
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4 Ne1U Band Boo

Sunday night Jean took me to the
Band Box Tea Shop for dinner.
Band Box-isn't that intriguing?
For what could be more interesting
than peeping into a brand new band
box? And, Susie, this was really q
revelation-the most unique, color
full place, quite like Greenwich Vii.
lage in its appointments-tu
away upstairs in its own individual
atmosphere. The entrance is at 229
East Houston street.
All, and the food-appetizing, de-
licious, daintily served. We had
fried chicken and vegetables pre-
pared delightfully."-. You know, I think
good vegetables are an indispensable
complement to a meal. Then there
was a crispy, cooling salad and de-
licious Band Box ice cream; really
a most enjoyable repast-in an en-
vironment at once interesting, rest
full, charming.
Jean says the Band Box Tea Shop
serves dinner every evening, and
luncheon and tea every day except
Sunday, and that it's fast becoming
the mecca for folk who appreciate
good food in a setting Of quiet and
harmony.
Many OF the smartest hats for
the new season have the soft coll
lapslble crowns so long familiar in
hats from France. They have an
easy look that adds to the charm
OF the entire hat
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Hundred Guests
At Dinner
Dance

One of the lovely affairs of the sum-
mer season was the dinner dance given
at the San Antonio Country Club Sat
urday night by Mr. and Mrs. William
Lupe, and DR.. and Mrs. B. +. Stout.
Zinnias in glazed green china bowls
decorated the tables at which were
seated about one hundred guests.
Mrs. Lupe was dressed in becom-
ing gown of peach chiffon, beaded in
silver and crystals. Mrs. Stout wore
a charming dress of orchid chiffon en-
broidered in flowers shading from Law
cnder to purple, with scarf to match.
y - y
Cards have been received by Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Flarg from their
son, Walter, who is in Washington,
ID. G. After q short stay there he
will leave for Palm Beach, Fla, to
resume his duties as auditor for the
Dewitt Il. Robertson Construction
Company.
y - -
Miss Evelyn Ryan, who has been
the guest of friends in this city,
has returned to her home in Ell Paso,
Texas,
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Miss Helen Gum
Hostess to
Sister

Miss Helen Gum entertained with a
party in her home last Sunday, IN
honor of her sister, Mrs. NJ. f. Run
dell. The house was attractively dee
GRATED with gay colored zinnias.
Games and music were enjoyed
throughout the evening. Contests
were held and prizes were awarded 70
Mrs. Jack Merrill. Miss Susie Wolff,
Miss Emma Craigh and Mrs. W. Fl.
GilkeD,
The guest list included Mrs. Run
dell and Mesdames w. H. Hamilton,
F. c. Cayanaugh, W. ]. Bollmer, T..
Wolff, X. Poehmert, w. II. Gilken,
Jack Merrill, Ed Keleker, II. Landes-
man, Fl. c. Shaw, Joe earle, Helen
Lawrence, H. Bind, ]. r. MCGEE,
Emma Craigh and Misses Rose Hupz.
Ter, Lenora Deckert of D'Hanis, Vida
Mae Delaney of Smithville, Aldira
Gerlass. Estelle Gartieser, Helen
Wolff. Susie Wolff, Ida Gum, Willyn
Ballmor and Gertrude Gum.
Miss Gum was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. A. E. Gum.
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W. d. Hoods
ON Motor
Trip

Several San Antonio families have
made long motor tours this summer
to visit friends in far away cities,
or to "see the sights" One of the
most, interesting overland trips was
taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Walton ID.
Hood and their sons, Donnie and
KcnniP and their daughter, Gladys,
who combined visits with sightseeing.
Their first stop was in Colorado
Springs, where Miss Hood enjoyed
the festivities of the Kappa Sigma
Fraternity's National Convention.
From there they went to Estes Park.
Before going to Seattle. Wash, they
stopped in Yellowstone National Park.
In Seattle they were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
c. Johnston and DR.. and Mrs. Frank
G. Horsefall,
They took the boat TO Vancouver
and then went 10 Victoria, returning
to the States along the western coast
and stopping at San Francisco and
Los Angeles. In the latter place they
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo McMa-
hon and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Ridgley.
One of the affairs was an attractive
dinner at Victor Hugo's Cafe. An
other was dinner at the Lafayette
which is noted for its attraction for
motion nicture stars
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For Bedutu

Bright and early Grace reused me
from dreamlond-really, Susie. she
was so lovely to look upon 1 gazed
a full minute before returning her
CHEEKY good morning" Immediately
asked her how in the world she
managed to present so pretty a pic.
ture that early in the morning. oh"
she said, that's simple-I use
Olympian Peach and Almond Cream,
as a base for powder. II keeps my
skin smooth and soft, so that the
powder and rouge blend evenly. Use
it, my dear, il you want a Peach
Blossom complexion"
dashed right out and bought a
bottle Of this lotion--who wouldn't
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London Ball Rooms
Feature the Tango
By GERTRUDE LADY DECIES
Universal Service Special Correspondent.
Snecial Cahle 10 Universal Service.

I dance this fall and winter at all tn,
famous dance palaces. They are now
preparing their tango bands. The Sa.
voy has snatched from Bucnos Aires
the most famous tango band in the
world,
To match the tango the feminine
fashions in ball room gowns are more
sweeping and sinuOus than they have
been for a long time, and express all
the rhythm of the dance.
Mrs. Harry Brown of Pittsburgh
beat all her rivals once again when
on Wednesday night she had Books
John and his band of Oklahoma Col
lege students play at an exclusive party
of 80 guests. 1t was their first ap-
pearance in London.
OLD MANSIONS RENTED.
Some fine old mansions near Lon,
don have been taken for August and
September for Americans, while the
lakes in Buckinghamshirc, where the
Guy Fawkes conspirators are said to
have hidden. have been rented by Mrs.
j. A. BellaiTe Jr., Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. J.. f. Chase of New York has
taken High Cliff castle in Kent. and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sturton of Toledo
are installed in Rockingham castle fur
Their north. Such extOrtionate rents
have been asked for some Scottish
shooting lodges that n number of
Americans have taken these old manors
in the south, and have the advantage
of being nearer town.
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Vacation to
End Soon
for Girls
foontinued IRON page !, Part 3l

manism,- and learn Of wonders nevei
dreamed before.
The Freshman last year Is now y
Sophisticated Sophomore. One Co-cd
was heard 10 say "Ill be great blG
Senior--But she's really very small
and being a Senior won't make her
grow a bit.
Before long parties will be gwen
for Miss $50 and So" who will leave
soon for "Umpty School" in Ia
Da--They call the first week at the
university. @Rush week" but If 1t IS
any more rushing than this--Grcat
day, when will lost sleep be re-
gained?
The stores are rushed for new
shades Of rouge, for the most becom,,
ing must be obtained-and "Oh yes
a jar of bleaching creme please
Week ends on the coast and at Me
dina have turned white shoulders a
nut brown and little brown freckleS
have popped out on pretty noses. But
summer tan viii soon be forgotten,
as viii summer romances, and life
will begin again in earnest.
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Miss Ivy Wallace and her sister,
Miss Helen Wallace will leave soon
for Seattle.
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Mrs. A. Gorneau
Hostess at Party

A surprise bunco party was given
at the home of Mrs. A. Gorneau
Thursday, in honor Of Miss Gazelll
Kohn, a bride-elect of the month
The house was attractiyely decorat
cd, the pink and white color schem,
being carried out. Ribbons drapet
from the ceiling were tied to a larg'
bride doll, which formed the center
piece for the table. A three course
luncheon was served TO Mesdames l.
Bremen, Julia Maier, Eugene Laus
Fred Hester. Armenia, w. w. Stan
lebz, Fritz Maier, Ray Dubitsky
Charles Kuhn, T. b. Reyes, G. Win
des. Gene Roth, Emilia Canter. II
Wolfshole. 7. T. Burke, ]. Vein
traub, Frank Freiber. o. Reiber, H
Deininger, Z. A. Zuercher, L. J.
Whiteborn. Charles Dugler. d. Menk,
II. Roth, J. Norman, A. Klein. A. ID.
Durrett, A. Knebel, Miss Margaret
Weintraub, Pearl Dance and the hos
tess
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Student Soldiers
Guests at Party

The home of Major and Mrs. p. ].
r. Kiehl was the scene of a party re-
Gently, when their son, Edward Hall,
entertained in honor of some of his
friends who we're attending the G. NJ.
T. G. The large swimming pool in the
yard was brilliantly lighted. After a
swim, supper was served on the lawn.
A large bunch Of summer flowers
formed a centerpiece for the table.
Dancing was enjoyed on the veranda.
The guest list included Misses Mary
Springnll, Virginia Haynie, Nancy
Baker, Dorothy Guenther, Cynthia
Rote, Virginia Mathews Anna Ellen
Giraud of Los Angeles, and Frank
Bonnet, Harry Roberts, James Coeh
and 2. Lobban.
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Mrs. Sc hreiner
Tells of Tour
In Europe

Mrs. Charles Schreiner writes oi
the delightful trip she is having in
Europe. The last news from her was
that she was in Florence. She will
leave soon for Budapest, and then ex-
poets to go to Vienna and Venice. She
will spend some time in England and
Paris, before making tour of Spain.
She will not return until January.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sledge and lit
tie daughter, Flora Jean, have re-
turned to their home in Kyle, after
having been the guest of DIR. and Mrs.
J. A. Wall for several days.
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Steele CARRIER of Syracuse, n. Y,
will stop over with relatives in the
city, en- route TO California.
" - -
Randolph Sledge of Kyle, is the
guest of his cousin, Miss Annie Marie
Wall.
" - -
Henry and Borden Wedemeyer have
returned from a six weeks tour of
the Southern states.
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Riding Brooches

OF course / needed some new rid
ing breeches, so Grace and / FASTENED
off to Frank Brothers, on Alamo
Plaza, who, she says, always supply
her needs. Here / found the best
looking brooches, white, washable
cotton gabardine, smartly cut with
peg tops. and, Susie they fit SPLEEN
didly, knees too. Besides, IL they
hadn't, the salesman told me they
would alter them to give perfect sat
isfaction and make no charge for
this service. They were so reason
ably priced, ! bought n couple Of
pairs-a good investment ut the
price, should say.
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. C0nabe
Brea kfasG
Hostess

Mrs. Frederick J. Combe enter.
tanned at her home with a delightful
informal breakfast followed by bridge
The party was given in honor of Mrs.
Clark Wren and few of her friends.
Mrs. Wren formerly of Washington is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jim Davis
until Colonel Wren has finished at the
Reserve Officers Training Camp.
Colonel and Mrs. Wren will leave for
Houston where they will make their
home. About twelve guests were pres
ent at the attractive bridge breakfast.
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Mrs. Robert Lee Craigh and little
son, John James, have returned to
their home in Plainview, Texas, after
q delightful visit with Mrs. Craigh's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yeager.
They were accompanied by Joe
Yeager.
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The Beta Gamma Sigma Sorority
will meet at the home of Miss
Katherine Mcfarland on Monday.
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A Food Surprise

Late this afternoon George and
Henry came in. OF course, Grace in
yited them TO stay for dinner. About
six she asked us to excuse her--and
actually, Susie, IL seemed no time at
all before she reappeared and an
nounced dinner. Fancy a meal fol
five in twenty minutes. Grace said
Gebhardt's Dinner Package was re-
sponsible for this magic. And such
unusually delicious food Tamales,
chill con carne, beans, deviled chill
meat (which is delightful on either
bread or crackers). All Of these were
food experiments for my northern
palate.
Grace says she always Keeps q
supply Of Gebhardt's products in the
pantry-then she's prepared, on
moments notice, to give her guests
foods fit for royalty.
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Mi SIS Baker
Luncheon
Hostess

Miss Myla Baker was hostess at an
attractive luncheon Monday at the
Menger Hotel followed by a matinee
party at the Majestic Theater compli-
menting Miss Estelle Gilcher Of Los
Angeles, who is the guest of Mrs. T..
H. Tarbutton. The central decoration
of the table portrayed a water scene.
Blue maline made billowy pond and
three swan bowls held blue and white
water lilies.
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Members of the Argonne Heights
Officers Club entertained with
Junior hop in the club ballroom
Thursday night.
- - -
Members of the Government Hill
Lutheran Church are preparing for
the annual bazaar and turkey sup
per to be held at the church, Septem-
Der "a.
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Miss Adelaide Wattinger has re-
turned to Austin after short visit
with friends,
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LONDON, Aug 15.-The king anC
queen will leave this week for theil
annual visit to Princess Mary, the Wis
countess Lascclles, at her Yorkshire
home. From there they will go to Bal
moral. Queen Mary took along sew
eral boxes of toys for her grandchil'
drcn, including a lot of white velvet
rabbits and elephants, which she made
herself. She also took n clOckwOrk
train for the eldest boy, Hubert.
A BE grouse party was given at
lunch time Thursday at the Savoy
cafe by Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Spalding,
the Boston banker, and his wife, who
succeeded in getting twenty brace of
the first precious cargo which arrived
Wednesday night.
THE MAHARAJAH ENTERTAINS
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Price of New
York entertained party that included
Lady Louise Mountbatten, who spent
a night in town on her way from
Cowes. France.
There have been several American
guests at the parties which the Ma
harajah of Patiala has been giving
this week in his private suite at the
Savoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ash.
brook Of Nashville. Tenn. Ramon Da-
vidge of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pollock of Cincinnati were hOnored
with invitations to a supper party.
A most interesting piece Of news
from the smart London ball rooms this
week is that the tango is TO be "the :"
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Snowy Linens

Ever since I've been at Grace's,
I've been admiring her table and bed
linens. They of course are good
quality, but, in addition, they look
50 beautifully white and fresh.
This morning / found her
secret. Her weekly washing came
back from the Sunshine Laundry,
and l helped her sort the pieces,
Really it's the loveliest work-snowy
white and so carefully pressed. Grace
says she sends everything to tho Sun
shine-family washing, dry cleaning,
dyeing-and, indeed, their work
speaks their praises.
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loneliness Retained

As Grace and i passed along
Houston street whom should we meet
but Katherine. I'm sure you re-
member Celeste's kid sister. She has
grown up TO be SO attractive with q
superb figure. ! couldn't help com
menting on il. And she told me,
Susie, that some time ago Mrs. Ia
Burt, the expert who is in charge
Of Frost's corset section, had ex-
planned 10 her that II she wore the
proper support garment during her
teens she would have an ideal figure
later. The same woman had fitted
her in such a way as 10 restrain the
hipline and now the results are
plainly visible.
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NeW Kid Boots

And boots! What indeed is a rid
ing costume without correct boots
Grace took me to Roberts Booterie,
at ]. J. sterne's, on Alamo Plaza.
And, Susie, there I found a perfect
fit in handsome boots, and at a re-
markably low price. You know what
n time I've always had getting shoes,
to say nothing Of boots, narrow
enough. But this shop caters to
narrow lasts, and / hadn't the least
difficulty. These fitted like custom
made boots.
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Always ReSttul

"You simply must meet Violet"
said Grace, We'll go on out right
now"
We caught an Alamo Heights
street car right on Houston street,
which took us within half a block
Of Yiolet's home. Such a pleasant
way Of getting places, riding tho
street car in San Antonib. The Pub
lie Service Company maintains good
schedules and excellent service. and
it's restful, getting about in a com
Portable trolley car, with no traffic
regulations 10 worry about.
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Circle to Observe
Anniversary of
Organization

The Ladies of the G. A. r. Circle
will entertain with luncheon in cele,
bration of the SEVENTEEN anniversary
of their organization Monday at the
X. p. Hall. The veterans will be the
guests of honor.
All members Of the circle are in
vited TO attend.
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Greetings have been received from
Mrs. c. b. Yandell, who is making an
extended visit with her daughter in
New York.
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FINS

Susie, I'm happy being bCre-I
could write on indefinitely cf the
things we're doing and seeing. But
/ simply must give you 4 little
respite from this chatter. Next week
and the week after there will he long
installments Of my diary, for l want
you, my dearest friend, 10 know
everything, and 20 enjoy my wonder
ful experiences IN the beautiful
Alamo City.
Good night, dear.
Your loving,
RUTH.
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Mrs. Fred Schultz
Hostess at BuncO

The Ladies' Auxiliary met Thursday
afternoon in the home Of Mrs. Fred
Schultz. Plans were completed for a
bunco party and other bushes strans-
acted during the business session. de-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Joe
Pozzi.
The next meeting will be held Sep
TENDER 3, in the home of Mrs. L. NJ.
Gentle, 800 Delaware street.
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The Girls Friendly Society OF Saint
Marks church will meet at the parish
house Tuesday, August is, for supper.
This will be followed by a movie party.
Members are urged 10 meet at the
church Sunday at two-thirty for visit
to the county farm.
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Mrs. y. r. Edwards and Mrs. W.
r. Sims will be joint hostesses to the
members Of Circle No. IL Of the Travis
Park Methodist Church at 4 o'clock
Friday at 705 East Guenther street.
- - -
The Ladies Aid Society Of the High
land Park Lutheran Church will meet
in regular monthly session at o'clock
wednesday evening in the home OF
Mrs. K. Z. Wendrock, 121 Kayton
avenue.
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Miss Bina VI. West, who visited San
Antonio in the early spring. was re-
Gently elected unanimously the presi-
dent Of the National Fraternal Con
gress Of America.
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The Parliamentary and Practice
class will meet at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning on the mezzanine floor Of the
Majestic Theater.
y y y
Miss Frances Mechanism has re-
turned from a visit Of several weeks
near Hunt, Texas.
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Mrs. Eleanor Moore will arrive
Sunday for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Bill Graves.
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In One Night

Come on" said Grace, Tets get
my car that's been reprinted" As
we walked along was attracted by
the cutest Dutch Windmill, turning
in the breeze-and, Susie, it marked
where we were going-the Dutch
Mill Paint Shop at 444 South Alamo
street. Interesting name, isn't IL?
All, but you should see Grace's
sedan. couldn't believe it was just
an old car reprinted, so beautiful.
was the result.
And-wonders never cease-Grace
said she left il only the night before.
Imagine a beautiful paint job, guar
anteed for a year. done overnight I!
call it wonderful!
Mr.. Hackenberber, who operates
the Dutch Mill Paint Shop. is an
authority on paint and varnisb work,
and his years Of experience enable
him to render a service that leads
the field. The Dutch Mill Paint
Shop is already the recognized re-
juyenating place for San Antonio's
automobiles. They repaint the most
difficult jobs in a single night so
the auto owner is never without his
car.
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Keep ON Dancing

Susie, Jimmy is the best beau in
the world-he knows how to make d
girl have a good time. Wednesday
night we went to the japanese Roof
Garden Of the Gunter hotel, where
the College RambIers produce the
most enhancing dance music. It's
such a picturesque spot, and so cool,
truly place to forget everything
but fun and beauty and the rhythm
Of the dance.
And, honey, Wednesday is Males
tic Night. The performers come up
after the show and get acquainted
with everybody and do special stunts.
We danced till one o'clock and really
had a gorgeous time.
saw nearly all my new friends,
too. Really the Gunter roof is the
rendezvous for fun-loving, dance-loV-
ing young San Antoniol