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noon Mrs. J. r. Lyons entertained

noon Mrs. J. r. Lyons entertained
also az bridge.
After arriving in San Antonio Mrs.
Taylor was an honor guest at the
dedication exercises Of the Pan
American room at the banquet fol-
lcwing at the Guntcr hotel. Wednes-
day she attended the meeting OF the
literary department Of the Won
ems club Of the city
BANQUET AT EDINBURG
About eighty members Of the Bssi-
ness and Professional Women's So
cial club or the Rio Crande Valley
met at the Blue Bonnet Garden in
Edinburg Thursday evening for q
banquet and program. the Edinburg
unit acting as h~ostesses.
Tables Of four covers each filled
the dining room. one Edinburg mem
Der presiding at each table as host
css 10 the three visiting members as
signed 70 her table. Sunburst rose
buds we're at each table for favors
and their yellow hue was matched by
the mint cups and place cards at each
plate.
In the absence Of Mrs. Frank c.
Pierce. president Of the organization,
Mrs. Ruby Bridwell, president OF the
Edinburg chapter. was elected to pre-
side at the meeting. Seated with her
NJ a long table decorated with a
large bouquet OF sunburst roses in
a silver basket tied in yellow tulle
we're the other chapter presidents Of
the Valley. Two newly organized
units. San Benito and Mission were
taken into the Valley federation at
this time
After the meeting had been called
to order all joined in singing one
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PIERCE-FAULK.
Miss Florene Pierce. daughter cf
Mrs. Frank c. Pierce OF Brownsville.
was married Saturday at 4 o'clock
TO Robert Leslie Faulk i'm the st.
Stephens church, Hollywood. Calf.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gross ard Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Y. Hughes.
After a short wedding trip they
will be at home at $50 West Park
avenue. Glendale, Calf.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c~losner are
spending the weekend in Edinburg
and McAllcn visiting friends.
II. l.. Fitch and daughter, Alice,
left Saturday for Houston where
they will spend the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. c. Tucker spent
the day Saturday in Edinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Gay left Sat-
rrday evening for Houston TO spend
Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. X. r. Smith.
Mrs. H. D. Seago and daughter.
Mary Frances, are spending the
weekend in Harlingen visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Tucker will
spend the weekend in McAllen Wis
ting Mrs. fuckers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Murray. Mrs. Tucker
will remain throughout the week
there.
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Valley Society NewS
and EUentS

Mrs. T. r. Coles. Lamont. Okla. Mrs.
Spencer. north Texas and Mrs. Ira
Eells.
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Mrs. J. G. Atchison and Mrs. r. y.
WiIlingham were gracious hostesses
at the home of Mrs. Atchison We'd
nesday afternoon, when they enter
tanned guests for seven tables OF
bridge. The pretty home was look
ing its best. with pink radiance roses
and fern decorating one living room,
and white and red roses In the other,
and red hibiscus in the third rocm.
Mrs. A. Brunneman, Mrs. E. Z.
Cockrell and Mrs. Frank Brunneman
we're tea guests Mrs. r. B- Ray won
the high score and her reward was a
handpainted flower bowl. A hand
painted candy jar was awarded 70
Mrs. Jack Cary for making second
score.
The guests were served plate lunch
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U L

The Harlingen Study club held one
of its most interesting meetings on
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. O. "a. Macy. with Mrs. W. ~,
Ellison and Mrs. I. C. Webb, co-hos-
tesses. The subject for the day was
Mexico. Our next Door Neighbor.'
and the Macy home. built in Spanish
style, was an ideal setting for the
occasion. Roses. and other autumn
blossoms ornamented the rooms. but
the most impressive feature was the
presence Of two large flags. one OF
the tri-color OF Mxico with the en-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-20

REv. CROW

Mrs. George Walker was hostess
Friday evening at n novel surprise
party in honor Of Rev. 0. c. Grow.
Of the Methodist church and enter
tanning the members OF the Epworth
league and . few guests. After the
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qualifications Training and help in closing
given to inexperienced. Call at 1405 New
York ave. and inquire for
Mr.. Upton.
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
14n6 New York Ave Main 1145
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SECURITIES statesmen.

SECURITIES SALESM I'm.
Our men are making money
because they have real co-opera-
ton and plenty OF good securi-
ties to sell, To qualify you must
be successful salesman; we
want the ambitious, hard-work-
ing type, capable of delivering
goods. Address Box Sod. Star
Office.
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HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.


AMATEURS wanted for contests; 3 theaters
this week. Apply Capital Booking once
Sl1 18th St g
MEN and women to sell houses for owner
in Chevy Chase and nearby Virginia and
M aryi land. Prices on houses from So, b0oo
Experience not necessary. but reliability es.
sential. Fulton r, Gordon. Continental Trust
Bldg: Main 1891.
lished contractors office; fine opportunity
for advancement for right person; knowl-
edge OF typewriting and bookkeeping pre-
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to engage in
pleasant work soliciting bank deposits: can
be done in spare time: will earn spare dol
lars. Call 401 Evans Building.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


to buy enough furni-
ture to- outfit large house. also piano; can
nav cash Call Franklin 6394.
FURNITURE pay more money for your
household goods aud Office furniture $40
La. ave. M. $500 Adams 1903 after pm.
FURNITURE--You can get more money for
your furniture and other merch andise II you
call D. Notes 633 La. ave. Main 3006-
FURNITURE for rooming houses. Lincoln
2052W after 5 p.m. s.
FURNITURE of all kinds wanted; best
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co. 400 La.
ave. NV. or phone Franklin l0267
FURNITURE and household goods wanted
OF all kinds. I'm the man to call before
you c sell S. Weisenberg. 4o5 10th st. NV
FURNITURE of every description best
prices paid. Write or phone Main 1886.
Square Deal Furniture Co, 501 Eve NV.
FURNITURE-Must have at once large
amount of furniture of all kinds. This fur
niture fs for out-oftown markets so / can
pay more than the average dealer. Call
Franklin 1901 and get more money for
your goods.
GOLD. silver. watches diamonds ana old
iewelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid Selingers. SIS st.
OLD GOLD--Bring in your old gold silver.
platinum. diamonds. also discarded iewelry.
We need them in our manufacturing dept,
VIII pay highest prices. A. Kahn, Inc, $50
z ct,
ANYTHING TO SELL?
wEsd hfGPEs sala 90 9Sf pa or AVE- WE NV.
Household Effects, Merchandise Stocks
Automobiles etc Thirty six years serving
the Washington public.
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FURNITURE-Karpen davenport suite. day
export table mahogany bookcase. vlct9F
Victrola g-pece walnut bedroom suite. ,
piece breakfast set. ice box. sewing machine
baby carriage; very cheap. Ant. IL. l44S
Oak 81 n W Col T973-J
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MEN--One of the largest insti-
tutions in the world has an open
ING on it's local sales force. The
man selected will earn consider
ably more than the average sales
man, with wonderful opportu
nifty for advancement. You must
have a great deal of confidence
in your ability to deliver the
goods, as ours is a business of
selling intangibles. Address Box
2Q1-D Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

car: good opportnnity for advancement.
Call NE. Smith. North 1858 7s
WE have opening for s men who are inter
for honest. enjoyable Be work DTr Experience not
necessary: Apply in person at Room 301.
Homer Bldg.. between 10 and IL am. y
2 CANVASSERS. experienced. to take orders
for electric Singer sewing machines good
paying position: salary while learning. 723
18th st. NV. -
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RECOMMENDED SERVICES.

WEATHER STRIPPING. highest grade me-.
terials and workmanship: pay monthly. low
est prices: estimates eheerfuily gwen Adams
1876. Acme Weather strip Co, 4205 9th n "
IL
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES - Good
quai1ty opaque shades fitted to your win
COWS Soc; the hest quality of Opaque hades
~ 10; hung free. We viii call with samples
WINDOW SHADES made TO order. Iinole-
unls laid IN cement We fit your windows
ard floors Thompson Bros furniture
stoves, floor coverings. EGO Good Hope I'd
Anacostia. d G. Phone Line. $50.
WINDOW SHADES. screens metal weather
strips VIII call with samples. r. N Butler
q Son. 2O3l Nichols ave. sc. Line. 10123.
WINDOW SHADES at factory prices
kirsh rods and Hartshorn rollerS) The
Shade FACTORY. hoe IAN 81. Main lO4es
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living room suite In
jacquard velour: reversible spring cushion
500: also living room suite, carved nahof
any frame, in mOhair; valued $500. Tor
5000: also CLOSING out some odd chairs. very
reasonable. N. Y. Upholstery Co. 61T ? Of.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Both men and women. Prepare this week
for Post ONCE, salary, S1.700 Patent ONCE.
salary, 81 $50; assistant computer, salary
ST. $50: statistical clerk stem. and typ
exams, The Civil Service Preparatory
School. Sc. cor. 18th and NV. Phone
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FURNITURE 3-piece leather upholstered
very reasonable. Call Col. 1897
GAS RANGES new and slightly used, all
sizes: less than half price. Why pay more
Every range guaranteed. J. W. Williams,
600 9th NV Main 1888 Ia
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-piece livine
room suite covered in tame mohair new
style; cost S345 bargain. Address Box
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY fer some one
who wants to make from S2@j to S295 Per
month net. / = rooms baths: instant ane-
Gus hot water in most ali rooms steam
heat furnished free newly dcnorsted
throughout; floors vanished Az 18th
Walshe. 1907 / st NV
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FOR SALE--Laundry doing excellent bust
ea Si at oyssr TsFsF ooo
cash; no trade considered J. p ouarles
lQS South Wash. st. Alex. Va Telephons
Alley
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
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ELECTRICAL WIRING-special Groom
house wired complete. with fixtures. ,S67 80;
fopolitan Decorating and Electrical Co.. Inc.
400 q n FIR 300
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SITUTIONS-MALE (Cont'A.

IAUFFEUR, neat colored: best references;
years experience. Call after q pm. 3U22
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. motors, arrna-
ture and coil winding; power apparatus spe-
calists. Central Armature Works. 636 ID
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to buy enough furnl-
re to- outfit large house also piano; can
NoII Iip
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CONTINUED In Tomorrow's star.l
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PAPERING. painting; rooms papered. 81 up;
painting at lowest prices skilled meehanics;
10 years satisfactory service. Met Deco
rating Elec. Co. Inc. 309 G NV. Fr. 500.
PAPERING. PAINTING--Rooms scraped
sized. pointed and papered with polychrome
paper. So so up. Painting at lowest prices.
Get benefit of dun season prices Terms up
to "a months. Estimates gladly given.