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HARDY
GIVE HELEN
No CHANCE

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-P)-Wil-
liam I. Tilden, national tennis cham
pion, and Samuel Hardy. captain of
the 1920 Davis Cup team, think
Suzanne Lenglen will defeat Helen
Wills.
Hardy, in a copyrighted article in
the New York Telegram today, says
that he fears Miss Wills will be beat
en- several times during her invasion
Of European courts.
Besides Mile. Lenglen. Hardy
names Mile. Vlasto, whom Miss Wills
conquered in the recent Metropole
tournament, and Senorita Alvarez, the
Spanish champion, as probable OBJ
stacles TO the Americans success.
NO STYLE DEFECT.
Mile. Lenglen, he argues, has no
defect in her style. She is faster
than the American, playing ON her
toes all the time, while Miss Wills
is too much on her heels. and, as q
strategist. Suzanne is a champion.
Suzanne looks 10 be the better
equipped in every way, but Helen II
a real champion" Hardy sums up
IF she plays 4 daring. hard-hittine
game she will be right in the thick Of
the fight every minute and may record
an upset. But in the normal cours'
Of events Suzanne looks like the win
ncr."
Tilden has told the Brooklyn Eagl'
that Miss Wills might win on hom'
courts or at Wimbledon, but, because
Of unfamiliar environment. has littl'
chance Of victory on the Riviera.
SUZANNE A GENIUS.
Mile. Lenglen is a genius, and, a.
such. subject TO flights Of artistic TEN
permanent" says Tilden. Miss VIII
hasn't the guile nor the court-craft L
beat Suzanne at her own game. Al
a strategist Miss Wills is not in Len
glen's class. Helen may have a poke
face. but Suzanne has chess brain.
Tilden said if he were coachin;
Miss Wills, he would make her "knocl
the cover Off the ball." as perhaps
terrific burst Of smuggling might demon
alize Suzanne.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
SPUDDERS GET RID
OF TWO YOUNGSTERS

WICHITA FALLS, Tex. Jan. %.
Pl-Daye Muscles Cochin. young
Spudder catcher, who was farmed 10
Harrisburg in the New York Pennsyl J.
yania League during the 1925 season.
has been sold outright 10 Des Moines
Of the Western League, and John
Wright. Spudder southpaw pitcher.
0utfielder and Businessman. who was
with Johnny Nee at Kinston in the
Virginia League last year, has been
sold 70 Barney Burchs Omaha club Of
the same league, it was announced at
baseball headquarters Tuesday. Wright
hit 1888 with Kinston last year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
FLORESVILLE AGOG
OVER HORSE RACE

FLORESyILLE, Tex. Jan. IL
Lovers Of a good horse race from all
sections Of Southwest Texas will gath
cr in Floresyille next Saturday, to
witness one Of the most promising
events in this part Of the state in a
long time. Lon Martin. the well
known local horse, is matched against
Ginger Pyle, brought here from Paurs
Valley, Oklahoma. The race is for a
purse Of $1,000. The distance will be
q half mile and fifty yards. The event
will be staged at the Wilson county
fairgrounds at . 30. Several good
preliminary races are on the card
prior 10 the main event. The local
track is being put in fine shape and
with good weather on immense crowd
Is expected.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
MAIN GIRLS MEET
INCARNATE WORD IN
CAGE LEAGUE GAME

The second game in the newly-organ-
lied Girls Academic Basket Ball
League will be played on the Lions
Field court Thursday afternoon, Main
Avenue High meeting the Incanate
Word sex;ette. Main won its opening
game with Ursuline Academy last Fri
day.
Supervisor Il. G. Oliver 81 Lions
Field, president Of the new league, has
announced the following schedule, en-
bracing two rounds Of play:
FIRST ROUND.
January e.: Main vs. Inca-nsts word.
January g: Drspgnons 80. M=z.eau
institute.
February &: Draughon's vs. Trs4llrs.
February 8: Mexican Institute 49, In
February IL: Main " Draughon's
February t.: Ursuiine vs. Mexican In
st.tute.
February IS: Draushon's 49, Incs-nsts
February -; Man ". Mexican Insa-
February %: Ussuiine ,s. Ines-na. s
SECOND ROUND.
February 90: Main Sc. UfEg..ne
March 8: Draugh0n's 80. Mexican IN
sf.tute.
March 3: Main vs. Incarna;e Word.
March d.; Ursulne W. Braughous.
March =: Incarnate Word 80. Mez.car
Institute.
March Is: Draugaons vs.. Main.
March 70: Ursullre 50. Mexican Inst'
March Is: DraughoA's 80. Iaesrnat'
March o.. Mexican Institute -. Main
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
SIX WALKER TEAM
MEMBERS ACCEPT

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-LP)-Bob
Gardner. Bobby Jones. Watts Gum,
Roland Mackenzie. jess Sweetser and
Francis Ouimet have accepted the in
yitation Of the United States Cor
Association 10 represent this country
in the Walker cup matches 10 Eng
land this year.
George Won Elm and Jesse Gull
ford have not been heard from but
they are expected TO join in the inya
sion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
MAVEN SCORES *. O.
COMMUNITY HOUSE
MEETS Xxx. FRAT

The National Catholic Community
House cagcrs, strong contenders for
the City Basket Ball League title. will
meet the ]. X. y. fraternity five in
a league game on Turner Hall court
Wednesday night The Straus-Frnnk
game with the Southern Pacific Sun
sets was shovel up 10 Saturday night.
The opener Saturday night will be
between Sacred Heart and Public Ser
vice.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
|College BasketBa

Georgetown Southwestern, II; st.
Mary's College, -.
College Station: Texas Aggies, 30 ;
Rice, IS.
Kerrville: McMurry, &c; Schreiner,
16.
New Haven: Yale, 80; Holy Cross,
% 1.-TWO overtime periods).
Tuscaloosa: L. s. L., %; Alabama,
%.
Omaha: Creighton, %; North Da'
kota. 81.
Kansas City: Schooley's, 80; OF
tawa L., is.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
WILLIAM DUKE DEAD.

WELLSVlLLE, y. Y, Jan. 81
P)-William Duke. internationally
known horse trainer and for the past
year trainer for the Cochrane stables
ut Jamaica, Long Island. died at his
home in this city last night, follow
ing a nine days illness. He was Is
years old
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
CURTIS WALKER ASKS
PAY RAISE OF $1,000

BEEVILLE, Jan. y. - Curtis
Walker, native Beeville boy. who out
fields for the Cincinnati Reds, has re-
turned his contract with the sugges-
ton that the $500 year salary
clause be increased 20 $500 and that
the contract be revised to cover two
years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
NEWSBOY BROWN GETS
MATCH WITH SENCIO

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 27.-R-
Clever Sencio, flashy Filipino fly
weight, has been matched with News
boy Brown. New York boxer. for n
ten-round bout here, March 3, Jack
Root, manager of the Olympia Audi
forum, announced yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

LulS punt oOliiI
wrist action
takes place. but
it is involun-
tary. The clue
simply draws or
pulls the wrists
into their ma
tural slot and
at the same
time the arms
go up some
what higher and
he shoulders
Ow turning.
keep coming
around until tho
left shoulder
points 10 the
ball. This is
nearing the tor
Of the bacI
swing and Thu
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
AMES COACH GOES
TO OHIO STATE u

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 2I.-Sam
Willamnn. head football coach ~
Iowa State College, Ames. Iowa. has
accepted contract TO act as assistant
coach at Ohio State. 1t was an
nounced By the athletic department to-
day.
Willaman will be remembered as q
backfield man Of the Buckeye grid
squads Of 90, 10 and II and first
came into prominence as n coach al
Cleveland East Tech. While there he
turned out three championship teams
in football, basket ball and track.
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particular point is a critical one. since
the player must allow his club time 70
turn at the top and draw up his
wrists and shoulders. At this point
really begins the full winding-up pro-
cess which must be completed.
Copyright John =. Ollie Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton. ls2i-repro-
ductiOn IN any form strictly pTohiDted.J
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-R)-GOlf
professionals are undergoing an evolu-
ton in their relations to the game and
to golf clubs, with everything pointing
to two classes Of professionals-exhi-
bition players on the one hand and
teachers on the other, Bob MacDon-
old believes.
Excellent scorers are gradually
drifting into tournament play the year
round. while those who do not play so
well, but may be better instructors,
are taking their places with the clubs.
1t has even been suggested that.
eventually, the professionals attached
to the golf clubs may lose rank as pur-
veyors of golf goods and the repair
and care of clubs. The larger organi-
nations now keep a greenskeeperS 80
that the club professional is largely a
golf merchant. He keeps assistants
TO teach the game.
HAD COMPLETE CHARGE.
Originally. the professional took
complete charge Of a golf club. He
supervised the links layout and up
keep, taught the tyro, made clubs and
sold such necessary articles as balls
and caddy bags. His wife often had
charge Of the cuisine and housekeep.
ing. while the two kept the books and
managed the social affairs.
Golf clubs for the most part soon
outgrew this primitive arrangement.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
M'MURRY EVENS UP
SCHREINER SERIES

KERRYILLE, Jan. 27.-MeMurry
College Of Abilene squared the basket
ball series here with Schreiner Insti-
tute Tuesday by taking the second
game. 2616. after losing Monday to
the Mountsineers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
JOHNSON MEETS OLSEN.

san FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-OR
John Lester johnson, negro heavy
weight from New York. and Sammy
Olsen Of Los Banos. Cal. clash in the
ten-round main bout here tonight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
FIGHT NARROWS
IN GIRLS !.
LEAGUE i. !,
Two Leading Sextettes Re-
quire Overtime to
Win Out. ri

A free toss from the foul line by
Miss Price, which wobbled around the
rim OF the basket and finally dropped
in, provided the margin of victory for
the league-leading l.. G. c. w. sex
tette over st. Johns Lutherans in an
exciting Girls Commercial League tilt
Tuesday night. The winning point in
the 14-13 game came when the two
teams had almost completed an extra
fivc-minute playing period.
In the second game Of the evening,
Sacred Heart also was forced to fight
through an extra period before finally
downing Draughon's Business College.
20 to II.
FIGHT NARROWS.
As a result of their two hard-earned
victories Tuesday, the fight for the
league championship seems to have
settled between Sacred Heart and the
Catholic Women. Tuesday nights
loss was a heart-breaker for the ST.
Johns team, which has not yet broken
into the win column.
Lena Weilbacher strovc hard to give
st. Johns a victory over the crack
l.. c. c. w. sextette, scoring all Of her
teams thirteen points. Miss Price,
with ten points, and Irene Wilkens,
with four, divided winning honors.
The lineups:
l.. c. G. w. uD. (13) st. Johns.
Price C10) go. 13) J.. Weilbacher
Left Forward.
/. Wilkes ~ ..........V. Hassman
Right Forward.
L. Wilkens ................ Maurer
Center.
Galther ................ hrueger
Center.
Martin communion. J. Weilbacher
Left Guard. :
MOTIFS ....... $500 II. NcIDdcntr
Right Guard.
SubstitutiOns l.. G. &. W.-Cherry.
Rossman. st. John's-Engelheart. Ref
cree, Buster" Yantis.
BILL GLOVER WINS.
Miss bill" Glover, Sacred Heart
star forward, waited until the extra
period to get right" With the score
tied at ten-all, she looped five straight
| field goals in five minutes to give her
team its 20-to-17 victory. Miss Thomas
tossed a pair Of field goals for Draugh-
on'A in the extra period, but could
not keep pace with Miss Glover once
she got started.
The lineups:
Draughon (17). 900 Sacred Heart.
Hill 90 ............. 11) Glover
Left Forward.
Thomas (0) ........ C3) Terrell
Right Forward.
laDDltt .......... hucph'i
Center.
/ Carter ............... SUNS IL
Center.
| Click ........ Mcbrearty
| Left Guard.
Adams ......... ........ Dociet
Right Guard.
Substitutions Draughon-SSec 90,
Scherrer, Vickcrs. Sacred Hearth.
Terrell, Hacket and Burkholder.
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Inside Golf
By CHESTER HORIZON
Maker OF 81 Golf Champions. "GsiPs
most successful traeher." says
Chick Evans.

Here we have the third stage Of the
full upright back swing. Here the club
is about to turn over the top. AT
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
HONOR GOES
TO PLAYING
MANAGERS
Cobb, Speaker, Collins
Placed on Roll of
| 9: Immortals.
By LARRY WOLFF

Universal Service Staff Correspondent.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Eddie Collins,
Ty Cobb and Iris Speaker have been
placed in the American League Hall
of Fame, according TO an announce
ment made today by President B. B.
Johnson. This means that these three
great players now hold the same honor
which the trophy committee awarded
George Sisler, Babe Ruth, Walter
johnson and Roger Peckinpaugh.
Away back in 1909 the Chalmers
automobile people awarded an auto
mobile TO the leading hitter in each
league. In 1910 this arrangement fell
by the wayside when there was bit
of scandal connected with the award,
1t concerned Ty Cobb Of the Tigers
and Larry Lajoie of the Cleveland
club. In order for Lajoie TO win the
automobile that year it was necessary
for him to get five hits in the last
game of the season in st. Louis. he
got them when he beat out five hunts
down the third base line.
RED, WAS GOAT.
@Red- Corriden, youngster at the
time, was playing third base for the
Browns and the smart boys" always
told il that he listened to the instruc-
lions from older members of the st.
Louis team.
Tint bit of scandal did away with
the Chalmers award. The plan was
dormant for a period Of years. In
1922 a trophy committee composed of
baseball writers was named TO devise
plans and assume charge of the award.
Vi Sanborn. a former Chicago base
ball writer, and square shooter"
from every angle, was made chairman
Of this committee, and still serves in
this capacity, despite his retirement
from active newspaper service.
The American League honor roll was
closed TO playing managers. II was
considered unfair by many American
League baseball men. but. until now
the rule was in effect. In the Ma
tional League the playing managers
were eligible 10 the honor.
MAKES IT RIGHT.
According to a letter TO President
johnson from Chairman Ssnborn o.
the trophy committee. the unfairnesI
heretofore aimed at American Leagut
playing managers has been rectified
And, realizing what Collins, Cobb AM
Speaker have done for their respective
clubs in the past, the committee rec
commended that their names be PLACED
alongside those of Sisler. Ruth, John
son and Peckinpaugh. They will b,
awarded the certificate of merit which
goes with the honor.
The honor is conferred upon th'
player thought BY the committee 10 b.
the most valuable to his club. TherC
certainly exists no doubt as 10 the
value 70 their respective clubs Of Col
Inns, Cobb and Speaker.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
TREND OF GOLF DIVIDING
PROS into TWO CLASSES

Club managers took over the club
house work and the more elaborate
serving of food and drink. Greens.
keepers looked after the turf and
bunkers. This left the professional to
teach golf and sell clubs, many Of them
BY this time ready-made. He TOOK on
club polishing and put in large stock
of haberdashery to increase his IN
come.
SEVER RELATIONS.
Tournament play took the profess
sional away often and he hired APP
prentices to look after the various en-
terprises. This condition displeased
many clubs, and the professionals. see
ing how much British players made in
show matches, severed relations and
depended on exhibitions and other
things 10 make living.
Walter Hagen is a leading expon-
ent of this type, as he was gool
drawing card in exhibition play aud
made a fortune at it. Then he and
several others became financially inter
ested in links at resorts, where money
could be made from renting the
courses.
Macdonald himself, although he had
reached standing where he was
booked ahead for lessons at $40 each,
dropped out of a club and established
an indoor golf links and school in Chi
cago. This golf business has brought
him in a large income.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27
KELLEY ON WAY
To ESTABLISH
M|LLERCAM

Nike Kelley. genial giant who bosses
the Minneapolis Millers Of the Ameri-
can Association, and who spent
month and a half here last spring mar
yelling at the wonderful weather and
hospitality of the town, is expected
to reach San Antonio at any time to
establish training headquarters for his
ball club.
Word comes from the west coast
that Kelley is on his way here. He
has been making player trades in
Coast League territory after attending
the recent minor league convention.
The most recent Of his acquisitions
is "Rube" Benton. the old left handler,
who pitched last season for the Gin
cinnau Reds. Benton was in training
here with the New York Giants some
half dozen years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

Where the Cardinals from St Louis
will stop while in San Antonio is still
a bit doubtful. Branch Hickey want
ed accommodations at the Hot Wells
hotel, not knowing that the Hot Wells
hotel burned a year or more ago and
had not been q hotel previous TO that
for some seasons. The first Cardinals
are due in Monday morning, February
~.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-27

Harry Ables is as busy as a bird dog
but is keeping any new player deals
he may be negotiating under bis hat
Still after that sbortstop. says the
Bruin boss.
MOke Meyers. recently sold 10 New
Orleans. will have another former
Texas Lacquer alongside him IN the
Pelican outfield. The Pels have bought
Harvey Hendrick from Cleveland.
Cleveland claimed him from the New
York Yanks last year and farned MIN
TO Providence.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-18
CUSTOMERS REFUSE MONEY;
PREFER TO GET INTEREST
BY United Press Leased Wire

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Oct. IS.
More than half the customers of the
Spokane Gas and Fuel Company.
Spokane, Wash, have refused to
accept the return of their five dollar
deposits for gas service. it was an
nounced here yesterday at the
Eighth Annual Convention of the
American Gas Association.
The company recently wrote to all
customers who had paid their month.
lv bills promptly for one year and
Offered TO refund the five dollar de
posits. guaranteeing good service
without the deposit requirement.
Less than half the customers ex
pressed themselves as willing to ac-
ccpt the return Of their money.
The eight peIleut interest offered
On the cash deposit was 50 attractive
that the customers decided to use
the gas company rs savings bank.
The company replied that although
the customers were - III good stand
ing and had Paid their bills on
time, special arrangements would be
made TO provide for the safe keep
ing of the deposits Of all who wish
cd to "bank with the gas COM
pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-18
EXECUTIVE BOARD
OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
FAVOR WRIGHT ACT

At recent meeting Of the exec
u'ivc board of the Imperial county
Federation of Women $ clubs, held
in Holtvillc, the following rcsolu-
tons were adopted:
Resolved: That we, the members
of the executive board of the lmpe-
rial County Federation of Women s
Clubs desire to go on record as be
lieVing that our country has made
substantial gains, economic and
moral, since the enactment of the
eighteenth amendment; that the law
can and should be enforced, and
that the Wright Act should not be
repealed.
Resolved: That this executive
board cooperate in all movements
that foster respect for the obscrV-
ance of law and urge its members
to actively support such political
candidates as announce their inten-
tion of upholding law enforcement
legislation.
Resolved: That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to our congress
sional representatives i'll Southern
California. to enforcement officials
and to al newspapers in Imperial
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-18
MISS Laura SWETT
BECOMES BRIDE OF
HAROLD BIRNHAU
IilLiiiiitiiiiii

a wedding OF particular interest
TO Fl Centre residents took place in
the small chapel of the Mission Inn
at Riverside this morning at II a.
m, when Miss Laura Rose SWEET
became the bride Of Mr.. Harold
Ashley Burnham, both prominent
members of the FL Centre Younger
set.
The ceremony was performed by
= the Rev. Henry Clark Smith. rector
~of All Saints Episcopal church Of
Riverside, in the presence OF the
immediate families and a few intI-
mate friends g. the bride and
groom. The wedding party entered
! the chapel to the impressive accom-
- paniment of tie organ, and stood
e Lcfore the altar winch was banked
: with roses and smllaX.
e The bride was lovely in q Paris
~frock Of marine gcurgcttc, with in
: scrts of fawn geoigettc cNquisltclv
= Land embroidered IN linen thread
, and beads. The costume was com
plcted by fawn colorcd pressed
velvet hat ornamcntcd with a smart
French buckle. She wore q rorsa-c
bouquet Of Juliet roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Mrs. Martin Is. O'Brien Of FL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-18
DeiEhian Club Will
Meet Wednesday AT
Home OF Mrs. Ross

Because Of the Importance Of the
lesson Tor the day, and the vast
amount Of material to be covered,
the DelPhian club will begin its ses-
sion Wednesday morning of this
week at 9:3O instead OF 10 o clock.
The theme for the day will be
Trabeated architecture with special
reference to Pagan art and architec-
ture. Mrs. J. ". GlaSsfurd will di-
rect the study. assisted by several Of
the members. There will be art
news items, vocabulary study and
text reports. The marvellous tenn
pies Of ancient Egypt and Greece
and an intimate study of solomon 5
temple will constitute the survey.
All members are urged to be present
promptly. The meeting will be at
the home Of Mrs. J. Stewart Ross
on Olive street.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-18
COL. {. L. PHILLIPS
GUEST or HO.NOR
AT DINNER PARTY

Ms. Cali ?. Ila .son was hostess
II a delightful dianer party .'atur-
day evening celebrating tha birth
dav Of her ta,hcr, Col. {. l.. Phil
lips. The dinner was served 1t
small tables charmiugi4 arranged
with flowers and hand decorated
place carGs.
Bridge was enjoyed later in the
evening, prizes being awarcd to
Mrs. Cal Mouss,au and judge cole
for highest scores. Colonel Phillips
received IA number of gifts in honor
If the occasion.
The guests IF the evening wer"
Nr. and Mrs. Cal MoUsscau, Mr..
aud Mrs. Fosdick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry llovcy. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Christina. Miss Evalyn Boman,
Father Mpffa,t, Judge franklin J.
Cole, and Jack Rcinhart.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-18
SPLENDID PROGRAM
ENJOYED AT COLLEGE
WOMEN,S RECEPTION

The Imperial Valley branch OF
the American Association Of Uni
versity Women held a business
meeting and Il reception at the Ten
Thousand Club house, Saturday aft
ernoon at $50. Mrs. Anna Kings,
bury, county vice president, presid-
ed.
After the business meeting, the
following program was enjoyed.
Vocal solos: PALE Face = Land
Of the Sky Blue Watrr,' (Cadman)
Miss Helen Cruickshank accompan-
led by Mrs. Il. NJ. Armstrong OF FL
Ccntlo.
Greeting: Mrs. John Kavanaugh,
Holtville.
Gavottc,' an artistic dance by
Bonnie Jean Dunham, of Brawlcy,
pupil of Miss Nenola Eaton. The
accompaniment was by Mrs. How
ard OF Brawlcy.
Reading: "rhc New Hat. " Miss
Pauline hartman of CalcXico.
laholoSue: Mrs. I. /. Gibson OF
Imperial.
vocal solo: "Thc Sunshine, =
(BarroID; "A Red Rose, > liast-
ings), Mrs. j. W. Reynolds, accom-
panied by Mrs. Helen RobIcc of
Holtvillc.
Following the program punch and
waters were served and the remain.
der Of the meeting spent informal,
ly.