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acting in capacity Of the old gra,
mare.
The serenaders had dug up an old
two wheel buggy They proceeded
to place the bride in the buggy and
then making the groom pick up the
shafts forced him to ride his bride
about town. Patrolman Frank Me.
taslin next appeared on the scene.
He placed Tom under arrest for
disturbing the police.
Judge HerVey sat at his desk as
Atflerbaugh. weak with exhaustion
from his Wild drive WAS brought in
10 headquarters
The Judge proceeded to read the
.AarSe which included everything
from disturbing III" police 10
hitting a wooden legged man vino
wore glasses.
"I'H plead guilty to everything
Int staging horScracr. the de.
ftndInt replied.
Sentence VIII be pronounced
TharsdaN night at tlr Ei&s Club. -
The judge declare! .s - dismissed
cCurt.
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ALI Elks Urged to
Attend Meeting

Al members of Fl Centre lodge
cf Ejhs are urgently requested te
he present n tomorrow night :
meeting. which marks the end o.
81. W WashbuIn 5 term as exalted
ruler
In addition 10 the regular lodge
meeting, a special entertainment
program has been arranged for the
occasion and an enjoyable evening
is assured for AL Elks who attend.
There Will be no dinner preceding
the lodge meeting, and lunch will
be served At the close Of the pro-
gram.
The retiring exalted ruler has
made personal request TO all lodge
members TO be present for the oe
casion and the invitation is also
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of Los Angeles was enjoyed by q
large audience last Sunday.
George Sheldon of Calexico was
visiting in Seeley Sunday.
Doctor knopf of CaleXico was a
visitor at the parsonage Monday.
4. n. Best was business visitor
in FL Centre Monday.
+. u. Boone is suffering from IN
infected finger.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. 4. Dichl of the
west side district were visiting in
town Sunday.
Lawrence Campbell visited at the
Campbell ranch III Mason Valley
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/, was here last week looking after
his ranch near Elm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kennedy On.
lertalhed a group of their friends
Friday night. Refreshments were
served at 4 late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Maupin and Ellen,
ethel and Roy Maupin of ri Centre,
VIVIAN, Glenn and Jeff Haskell
were the guests Of Mr.. and Ms.
Frank 6. Boone Sunday.
Mr.. Natterson of San Diego was
visiting friends at Elm last week.
Wy. tatterson lived here in the val.
ley a number OF years.
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ELM NOTES

ELM. March 20.-Gilbcrt Cob
leigh and James Cobleigl. motored
to San Diego Saturday morning
where they visited with relatives.
Fl. l.. Boone motorrd to Los An,
geles Sunday for Il few days.
Elm ban team PLAYED Westsidc
team Il Scelev Sunday afternoon.
The score was 10 to 90 in favor of
Elm.
Stanley Starr Of San Bernardiro
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SEELEY
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BY United FreSs EchNcd Wire
SEELEG, March 30-Mr. and
Mrs. f. D. Boone, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. L..
l.. Hurd. j. +. Berry aud Robert
Berry, attended the dairy sale nj
liebcr, Monday.
Joseph r. Campbell of San Diego,
j: visiting for Il few days with his
brother, George Campbell.
The sermon bv Doctor Kenng0tt
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LIVESTOCK
COLORADO GAGE

YUMA. Ariz., March 80, 1871
Mean daily gage heights in feet
and mean discharge in second feet
Of the Colorado river at Yuma,
Ariz., for the week ending March
%, 1927.
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Subject to correction by auto.
matte recorder curve, bureau Of
reclamation.
A bill has been introduced at
Washin ION, asking that the Gala
yeras BIZ Tee Grove be turned
over to the state Of California.
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Market Prices
POULTRY

POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns. 3A to lbs. o3c.
Hens, colored, + lbs and up, soc.
Bfoilers, IA lbs, and under "a.
2Se.
Fryers, Leghorns. pa to lbs,
33e.
Fryers, colored o14 to lbs, Csc.
Roasters, soft bone. lbs up 34c.
Ducklings, Pekin, SO lbs, up 25c
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, l3 lbs, and
up. 40c.
Old Tom turkeys, Sac.
Small Tom turkeys, under l3 lbs.
l5c.
Hen turkeys, his. up 40c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs.
l5c.
squads, light and heavy. 40c.
Capons. 8 pounds up, 35c.
BUTTER AND EGGS
LOS ANGELES, March 30.-Fol-
lowing is the market for produce:
Butter 43c.
Extra eggs Zoe.
Fresh eggs 2ic.
Pullets, 93c.
LIVESTOCK
Los ANGELES, March 30
CATTLE: Receipts 500, steady un-
dertone: no early sales.
HOGS: Receipts ll00 slow; top
1910: bulk 1900.
SHEEP: Receipts none; lambs
400 1890; ewes G0C-8.00.
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extended TO any visiting Elks who
are in the citv.
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Sterling Securities 20 luc.. Fred Y
rrnss. Mgr. $50 Main St. adv
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Afflerbaugh May
Eat Bale of Hay

Tom .Afflerbaugh and his bride
of week were serenaded by friends
last night. After the serenading
which consisted mostly of the
hohking of auto horns the bride
and groom were given a wild ride
through town. At least the brdc
was given 8 ride with hen spouse
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Jones Is a brother, and Mr.. Ferguson
q cousin of Mrs. Todd.
Miss Helen Paine has been elected
to membership in the Sachem Lit
erary society Of Sui Ross college,
Anime, Tex. She has also been ehos-
en- on the staff Of the Skyline, the
college paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Sanders visited
friends in La Feria last week.
Mrs. j. A. Hood returned Monday
from Waco. She was accompanied
| home by Mr.. and Mrs j. W Powers
and little daughter who VIII visit
Mrs. Hood for several weeks.
Miss Cleo Parker has returned 70
Galveston after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parker.
c. L. Bird Of Houston was q bust
ness visitor here the first Of the
week.
J.. Z. Davenport Of the Citizens
State bank spent Sunday in San An
tonic and Beaumont.
Mrs. J. II. Timm, Mrs. 5. W
Schwitzer and daughter are spend
ing several days with friends IL
Yoakum and Seguin.
Mrs. Nile Wood and small son have
returned from Kansas City where
Mrs. Wood visited with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Billy Maxwell, formerly o.
Donna, is here from Missouri rfor .
several weeks visit.
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calling II the B. Newton home Sun
day afternoon.
The Berlnoyllis and Reasonovers
families were dinner guests Sunday
ct the J. NJ. Geise home.
A c. Carlson and family were in
Weslaco Saturday.
John Pemelton was in Mercedes
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rives of
Weslaco were in Elsa Friday.
Mrs. Jerome Parker spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. j. Lille
strand.
o. B. Little. Felix Graham and son.
Felix, Jr., VIM. GEORGE n G. ID.
Adamson were supper guests nj the
A. c. Carlson home Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Go~odspeed Of
Oregon have come to spend the win
ter with their daughter, Mrs. B. +.
Ewry.
Mesdames Howard Carter and Jim
Thompson spent Friday with Mrs.
Z. <. willard.
j. D. Pemelton and family were
in McAllen Thursday.
Jerome Earker was in La Blanca
Saturday morning.
Mrs. D. Q. Squyres. Miss Mattilee
Squyres and Alvie Cannon called at
the homes Of Mrs. o. 4. and "A. G.
(~hrlson, j. F. Galloway and A. ].
Liljestrand Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marie Carlson spent Sunday
with Miss Belenda Carlson in Ed
couch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kelley were
calling rear Weslsco Sunday.
M. and Mrs. 4. Edmonds Of Wes-
laeo were in Elsa Sunday.
Mrs. Flosie Snyder was calling on
Mrs. W. Rawleigh Wednesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Pemelton called on
Mrs. John Pemelton Sunday after
noon.
Burchard Newton and Lee Waller
were in Weslaco Monday.
Miss Doris Carlson spent Sunday
with Miss Naughty Squyres in Ed
couch.
D. B. Bartlett OF San Benito was
calling on his daughter, Mrs. Jerome
Parker, this week.
Mrs. w. II. Huffman called on
Mrs. J. w. McQual Tuesday after.
noon.
Miss La vawn Downy called on
Miss Doris Carlson Friday after
noon.
Miss L. Gesley was in Edcoueh
Sunday evening.
Miss Alma Turberville visited Miss
Lizzie Sims Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Underwood spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Underwood.
Mrs. J. y. Lamb called on Mrs. +.
w: Cannon Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. Zacknan called
at the +. Synder home Friday.
Misses Dorothy Cannon. Lois
Lambe were visiting Miss Naughty
Squires Sunday afternoon.
Noah Fry spent Sunday with Lewis
Pemelton near EGcouch.
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daughter Of Dallas were visiting in
San Benito Wednesday.
Claude L. Atkins am family have
moved into their new home in VAL
encia Park in San Benito. They for
merly resided in the northern part OF
Wisconsin
A. NJ. Jessup Of Brownsville was In
the city Wednesday on business.
Harry Espey, connected with the
Valley Electric company, of san Be-
nito has been in Pharr the past two
weeks on business.
W. P. Rogers Of San Antonio was
q business visitor here Wednesday.
Clarence Ekles Of Dallas is now in
San Benito attending 10 business
matters.
J. W. Watson Of Galveston spent
Wednesday in San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. S. Bromley Of
Chicago are visiting friends in San
Benito this week.
J. II. Moss Of San Antoine spent
the day Wednesday in San Benito on
business.
VI. G. NJ. Entry Of New Orleans,
La, has been In San Benito the past
few days attending to business in
terests.
Miss Aldine Buck has returned 70
San Benito after q vacation trip 70
Amarillo and other points.
VIM. VI. Emery of San Antonio
war in San Benito Thursday attend
ing TO business.
Mrs. Chris Kientz has returned TO
her home in San Benito after spend
ing the past two months in a hospital
IN San Antonio. Mrs. Kientz' health
is greatly improved.
G.. o. Bryant of Waco is now in San
Benito visiting a few days.
w. J. Conkllng Of Brownsville was
in San Benito Thursday on business.
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bot won in an animal game. Ice
cream cones and cake were served IN
the late afternoon TO about thirty
little guests.
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT CLUB
Members Of the Wednesday Morn
ing Music club met this week at
the home Of Mrs. j. L. Hanchey.
Musical current events were given
in response TO roll call. The club
received seven new members. The
first number on the program was a
paper Dasea on me value OF Music
In Our Schools" given by Mrs. jeff
Davis. Mrs. W. =. Drake and Mrs.
l.. A. Barrier gave a vocal duet, Love
Devine, All Love Excelling,' with
AEs. 4. J.. ,F e niaysng the accom-
paniment. "The Day is Done" was
sung by Mrs. Ed Staadt with Mrs.
Hanchey at the piano. "Rigoletto-
paraphrase" by List was inter
preted by Mrs. Chase which was the
outstanding number on the program.
The closing number, Thou Art a
Flower" was given by Mrs. Pitts.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Arthur Wade celebrated his sew
enth birthday anniversary by tenter-
enth birthday anniversary by enter
with a party at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Wade. The
boys enjoyed a matinee in the early
part Of the sfternoon and then enjoy
ed games at the hosts home.
Oranges, cocoa, ice cream and take
were served the little guests.
EVENING CLUB MEETS
Members of the Noche Microbes
Bridge club were entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Tom Johnston on We'd
nesday night. Mrs. J.. Winston. II. r.
McFadden and Mrs. Dorsey Colt won
high score prizes at the close
Of the games. A dainty salad course
was served. Mrs. Dorsey Colt Will
entertain members of the club We'd
nesday evening.
CLUB UNIT ORGANIZED
A local Business and Professional
Women's club was partly organized
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
III. J. Hinkly with San Benito Young
women as guests. Temporary Of
ficers chosen were Miss Fannie
Housed, chairman; and Miss Edith
Shafer, secretary. To make plans Tor
the final organization and for activ-
tiles Of the club the different COM
mittees were named as follows;
Constitution. Miss Floy Roots. char
man, and Miss Pearl Hammond, Miss
LILLIAN Harl and Miss Kate Adele
Hill; nominating, Miss Helen Cowgirl,
chairman and Verna Gibson and Miss
Elizabeth Barber; program, Miss
Ethel Johnson, chairman, and Miss
Ostine Smith and Miss Doris Ian
drum; arrangement, Miss Annabeile
Pursley. chairman, and Misses Eva
Pfeiffer and Mona Benson.
Preliminary plans for the club are
being worked out by Miss Vivian
Hooking. Girl Reserve secretary of
the Valley; Mrs. Lloyd Meller, dis
trict chairman Of Y. w. c. A. Bust
ness Girls work: and Miss Grace
Harvey. Valley Y. W. c. A. secretary
for business girls work. Mrs. &. A.
Mccall is the chairman Of the local
business girls committee and in
cludes Mrs. James Sweeney, Mrs. F.
G.. Test, Miss Leila Chapman and Mrs.
III. J. Hinkly. Miss Chapman has re-
GENTLY been active in Girls work in
! Cleveland, o.
At the close Of the meeting the
hostess was assisted in serving a
luncheon course by the committee
member and Mrs. z. F. Bonner,
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score card and a leather bracelet
which fastens with a slide. The
same combination OF pencil and
score card Is available for bridge.
made in several colcrs anG attached
TO wristlets Of ribbon.
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WRIST SCORE CARDS

PARIS Pf-A pencil and score
card on q wrist band il d new golf
ing accessory Of Partisan design.
There is a leather holder for the
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone q
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor


chairman of the local Y W. c. A.
service committee. Charter members
who were present include Misses
Kate Adele Hill, Helen Cowgirl.
Elizabeth Barber. Christina Fleming.
Doris Landrum, Fannie Housed, Ethel
Johnson, Beulsh Lipplncott, Nerna
Gibson, Annabelle Pursley, Eva
Pfeiffer, Gladys Steck, Edith Shafer,
Lois Husley, Margaret Horkman.
Dorothy Brandon, Pearl Hammond,
Emaline Baker. Christene Menetee.
Mayme Coridan, Mona Benson, Clara
Burruss, Lillian Harl, Ada Bentley,
Otelia Graham, Ostine Smith, Joe
Smith, Floy Roots, Mae Moore, and
Grace Mcmillan.
SEPARATE CIRCLE MEETING
Members Of Circle Number One Of
the First Presbyterian church met at
the home of Mrs. Luke Brandon on
the Rio Hondo road Tuesday after
noon. About sixteen members and
guests were present. After a study
program was given o salad course
with hot rolls and tea was served.
Circle Number Two Of the Pres
byterian church met at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Turpin. Sentence pray
ers opened the program and the topic
chosen for the lesson study was
Korea. Names of missionaries TO
Korea were given in respond TO roll
call. Mrs. G. d. Kirk had charge Of
the meeting after q short business
meeting. Christ Made Christians"
was the devotional subject and the
topic was Christ Made Women Of
Love" MAN Who Would Shoot the
Church" was given by Mrs. I. K. FL
rod and Mrs. c. B. Chase gave an
interesting story on "Mardia Hol-
mimic" Mrs. Fred Parsons gave a
talk on young Bows Mother" The
meeting closed with prayer. The hos
tess served hot coffee, cake and ice
cream during the social hour.
JOINT HOSTESS
Mrs. z. d. Fritts and Mrs. c. NJ.
Shafer were joint hostesses at a
Silver tea in the home Of Mrs. Ed
Brady Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Halloween colors were emphasized in
the large black vase on the dining
table filled with orange blossoms and
the orange colored dolly. Contests
and social conversation were used to
pass the afternoon. A refreshment
was later served.
Mrs. Francis Knox Of Raymondville
was a guest for the afternoon. /,
LESSON TOPIC DISCUSSED
The Women's Missionary society Of
the First Baptist church met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. w. r. Brown, having Heather
Invasion Of America" as a topic. Mrs.
7. p. L~ittlefield was leader for the
afternoon. Several members gave in
teresting talks on the subject. The
benevolent chairman, Mrs. W. S.
Brown, received three dozen towels
from the members which are to be
given to the Valley Baptist hospital
at Harlingen.
A social hour followed the interest
ing program. Hot chocolate with
marshmallows and pumpkin pie were
served by the hostess and members
Of Circle Number Three.
PERSONALS
Edward NJ. Downey Of New York
City was San Benito Wednesday on
business.
II. r. Strong Of Corpus Christi has
been in the city the past few days
on business.
Louis F. Meyer Of San Antonio was
in San Benito Wednesday attending
to business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Moser and
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TEACHER EvICTs f-STOR

YELLING, EnE.--Rev. Frederick
Moore was elected from the Sunday
school Of his church by n teacher
who objected 20 his criticism.
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n nGAb meeting ~4Ai
be at the home Of Mrs. o. Z. Carlson
with Mrs. Ringgold, county demon
strator giving demonstrations on
pressure cooking and fruit cake.
PERSONALS.
A. Burgess was calling in Weslaco
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. ID. @. Squyres entertained ut
luncheon Monday in her home, Mes
danes j. F. Galloway, o. Z. Carlson,
A. c. Carlson and ]. A. Liljestrand,
Earl Rowe is staying at present
in Edcouch, working Y with j. +.
King.
Mt. and Mrs. p. C. Spencer OF
Weslaco were calling at the Jerome
Parker home Monday.
J. w. McQual and family were in
Edcouch Sunday evening.
Alvie, Onward and Leonard Can
non were dinner guests Sunday at
the D. @. Squyres home.
Some Of the women to attend the
cooking school in Edcouch Tuesday
from Elsa, were Mesdames o. r.
Carlson, j. F. Galloway. A. c. Carl
son, J. A. Liljestrand and W. B.
Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Liljestrand
were calling on c. Liljestrand were
calling on G. ~Liljestrand Of Edin-
burg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Cannon. Mr.
and Mrs. L. Boothe called az the d,
Q. Squyres Sunday afternoon.
Ivan A. White and family Of Ed
inburg we've calling al the E. z. Will
lard home Sunday.
Lloyd Pemelton was calling at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Pemelton Of Edcouch Friday.
W. Rawleigh was in Weslaco Sat
| urday afternoon.
J. NJ. Geise was calling in Edin-
burg Saturday.
Miss Agnes Hoyt was visiting the
Misses Stephens Of Edcouch Sun
day.
Mrs. S. Leggett was calling on Mrs
A. J. Stephens of Edcouch Sunday.
o. E. Carlson was in Edcouch Mon
day.
r. S. Harper and family and os-
hurne Fry and family were in I'd
couch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Liljestrand were
visiting in Edcouch Monday night.
F. w. Cannon and o. L. Boothe
were in Mercedes Wednesday after
room.
Miss Mildred Combs spent the
weekend with Miss Olive Cozart.
Miss Vada States was home from
Donna for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robb were
visiting Ms. Robbs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. B. Shoals Of Donna Sunday.
Dene Gates was calling on his
father. John Gates, Sunday.
]. Z. Nelson was in Weslaco Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Waller were
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ELSA
MRS. WHITE

The Double Z club met with Mrs.
Ivan A. White Thursday. The meet
ing was called to order by the presi-
dent, Mrs. A. c. Carlson. After
transaction Of business a good talk
was given by Mrs. Maye, the county
health nurse.
Those present were Mesdames A.
c. Carlson, J. r. Galloway, A. ].
Liljestrand. E. (. Willard, Walter
Rawleigh, o. E. Carlson and W. B.
Rowe.
The hostess served cake and iced
lemonade. The next meeting will
be at the home Of Mrs. o. Z. Carlson
with Mrs. Ringgold, county demon
strator giving demonstrations on
pressure cooking and fruit cake.
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DONNA


The Delphisn Chapter met Tues
day morning in the attractive apart
ment of Mrs. Frank Hester. Each
member was permitted to bring two
guests and an unusually large at
tendance was present.
Miss J. Redfield, the president,
presided over a short business ses-
sion and introduced Mrs. Thompson
state university to supervise domes-
tic science in the Valley. Their
special work now is with the Mexican
women and girls. She presented the
splendid work being done in East
Donna. Mrs. Dick Austin, program
chairman, gave q short resume Of the
work Of the club for the past year.
outlining the book study course. Four
members gave splendid discussions
covering briefly q review Of the work
done by the club since January. Mrs.
Harold Watts, prehistoric Man;
DR.. Johnson, The Egyptians; Mrs
H. T. Pittman, "The Hebrews; Mrs.
J. Redfield, THE Greeks"
The Delphian club has spent a most
interesting and helpful six months
study, and the members feel that they
have gained a wider knowledge OF
the importance of historical study.
MISSIONARY GROUP
The Dorcas circle of the Methodist
Missionary society met at the home
Of Mrs. I. W. Mcclure Thursday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The devo-
tionals were led by Mrs. Donaldson.
consisting of a solo. "Jesus Knows
Our Every Care" by Mrs. Mcclure.
Scripture on stewardship, by Mrs.
Donaldson, and prayer by Mrs. Rus
sell.
The remainder Of the afternoon
was spent in giving reports Of the
work of the circle, and the Bible
lesson given by Mrs. o. Z. Davis, af-
ter which refreshments of lemonade
and cake were served, furnishing a
very profitable and enjoyable after
noon 70 the fourteen members and
two visitors who were present.
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