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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
Pharr Kiwanians
Back Boy Scouts

PHARR, Oct. 1.-THE Kiwanis
club Of Pharr met in the Methodist
Church Annex Thursday with a large
attendance. Several visitors includ-
ing Mrs. NJ. Weimar of Pharr, ia
ME Heron. Joe White, Tom Murray
and Forrest Dunlap Of Harlingen.
The club decided to sponsor the
Boy Scout movement i'm Pharr and a
committee consisting Of Guy John
son, Jack Wolff, Eddie Green, and
Johnnie Maurer, were appointed "a
work on the matter in conjunction
with the scoutmaster, l.. Spanser.
Mr.. Heron Of Harlingen spoke on
the Valley Fair, urging that Pharr
and community be represented al
the fair both in the booth and the
pageant. The agricultural commit
tee consisting of b. f. Johnson.
W. NJ. White, and Charlie Car
macheal was instructed by the club
20 put the proposition before the
farmers and report back TO the club
at its next meeting.
Mrs. Weimar spoke TO the club on
what is being done in the Valley
for the girls and ask that the bust
ness and professional men of the
city give generously to the cause
of the Y. w. C. A. work Of the Val
lev.
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comes with good health; and
there is no reason nowadays
why every girl or woman
shouldn't have this charm.
Thousands Of them who
found themselves growing
weak and listless are now U.s.
ing st. Joseph's G. F. P. to
build them up and strengthen
them.
How well satisfied these
girls are with this vegetable
compound is best shown by
the words of Miss Fondtella
Early, which are typical Of
those Of girls and women ev-
erywhere who are using st.
Joseph's G.. f. p.
Miss Early, who lives at
1000 Hanger St., Little Rock,
Ark, says, "Now I'm on my
seventh bottle of G. F. P, I
feel just wonderful and never
miss a day from school. / am
always going and having a
good time. / want every girl
to know about this medicine
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U.s.. MARINES
ARECAPTURED
Attempt to Rescue
Fliers Fails When
Band Attacked

MANAGUA, Me, Oct. 14.-LP-
Two American marine corps aviators
who disappeared while on patrol duty
In northern Nicaragua are believed
to be held by bandits.
Second Lieutenant +. A. Thomas of
Richmond, Ind, and Sergeant Frank
r.. Dowzell of ~Carbondale, Ind, were
patrolling the Quilali district in the
department Of Nueva Segovia, when
their machine crashed and burned
near Mount Chipote.
The crew Of another patrol plane
said they saw both men run from the
wreckage Of the plane. Attempts 20
Leach them, however, were frustrated
hen a rescue party was attacked
about $50 bandits.
In the severe Firhting which fol-
we'd four members Of the Nicar-
IAN national guard were killed.
ne patrol cut its way out with diff
ktlcClty but was forced TO return TO
Iearo without locating the aviators.
irher search by air was fruitless.
Admiral David +. Sellers, reporting
the navy department said that be-
ytween % and so members Of the
Abandit gang were killed in the fight
with the patrol seeking the missing
aviators. He also reported tina Am
| erican marines In anoher action kill
ed Santos Lobes. Nicaraguan bandit
leader, and captured seven OF his
men.
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Civil Court Gets
Ban-Evans Case

Suits for damages in the amount
Of $4,000 filed by Mrs. S. c. Ball
against Mrs. S. A. Evans, both Of
Santa Rosa, are now being heard in
the 103rd district civil court here,
and will probably not be completed
before Saturday. The suits are an
outgrowth Of an alleged alteration
between the two women, during the
course of which Mrs. Ball claims to
have been shot by Mrs. Evans.
Mrs. Evans is facing two charges
in the county court as a result OF
the trouble between the two.
The civil cases were begun We'd
nesday before Judge A. NJ. Kent, with
a jury of ~ men sitting in judgment.
Dozens of witnesses were summoned
for the hearing, which is attracting
considerable interest as details or
the affair are related.
The alleged shooting is said 60
have occurred during a quarrel be-
tween Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Evans over
domestic difficulties.
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MISS GERHARD. GUEST

MISS GERHARD, GUEST
Miss Sophia Gerhard, who Is here
from Mercedes visiting Miss Mary
Mattingly, was a guest at the venlng
bridge party that was held at the
home Of Miss Maude Akers in the
San Carlos Annex Wednesday be
ginning at 1880 o'clock. The guests
were entertained in q ROOF that was
:astefully decorated in red roses anc
ferns placed in vases.
High score for the evening went to
Miss Rice, teacher here in the
mode was served after the games
The next meeting will be at the
home of Miss Austin Burst Wednes-
day at the usual time.
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. Katherine Stringfellow enter
tanned two guests, Mrs. j. S. Graham
and Mrs. w. G. Craig, Jr., at the
meeting Of the Friday Bridge club
which was held Thursday afternoon
at 1888 West Washington street
Roses and cosmos were chosen 10 add
the floral touch to the decorations
of the card room.
Mrs. J. II. Monroe was high scor
winner and Mrs. J. A. Graham made
second high during the afternoon.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Elsa Walthers.
GUESTS AT CLUB
Three tables of guests met with
the members OF the Thursday Bridge
club which assembled at the home
of Mrs. /. o. Hicks yesterday after
noon at 400 Washington street
Prizes were given to Mrs. Elmorl
Order for making high score for th,
club, to Miss Ina Young for making
high among the guests, and to Mrs
Charles McH. Ely for making thirt
high.
Miss Amy Vivian Of San Benito i
visiting at the home Of Mrs. r. O
Macintosh this week.
Mrs. L. r. Cowan and her daugh
ter, Una, who have been in San An
tonic during the past six weeks hav
returned to their home in Browns
vile.
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MEET
In San BENITO
Hold Banquet, Bust
ness Session in
New Hotel
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN BENIT0, Oct. 14-Thirty-
one members of the Cameron Coun-
ty Medical society were present here
Thursday night for a banquet in the
main dining room of the new Stone
wall Jackson hotel. Following the
meal a business session was held, at
which routine affairs Of the organ
ization were discussde.
While the business session Of the
society was in progress the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the group were having
n business session of their own,
which was also devoted to routine
matters.
The attendance was the largest Of
any ordinary business session Of re-
cent months, members Of the society
stated.
DIR. J. G.. Church, Brownsville, vice
president Of the society, presided in
the absence OF Or. Vinsant. Of San
Bcnito. the president, who is absent
on a vacation.
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Edinburg Home
Raced by Flames
Especial to The Herald)

EDlNBURG, Oct. 14.-Explosion Of
a gasoline stove in n kitchen Is be-
lieved to have started a fire early
Thursday morning in the home Of
W. c. Currie. on West Loeb street,
that completely destroyed the house
and sent the family into the night
with a few belongings
The blaze occurred six hours af-
ter a similar fire had destroyed the
home Of Dick Houston on the north
highway.
Mr.. Currie had just lighted the
gasoline stove in the kitchen TO heat
some water and had stepped from
the room when the explosion took
place. On his return he found the
place a mass Of flames. The family
was aroused and made n hurried exit.
The fire department yer 70 the
scene. but arrived too late to check
the blaze.
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor
Phone 2

and Mrs. ID. b. Ridpath, and Miss
Virginia Ridpath, Mrs. Glen Bras
kamp, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Tucker, Mr..
n Mrs. W. L. Phillips, Miss Ag-
mes Phillips, Ernest Phillips, Misses
Stanfield, Thompson and knight
Baker.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Melton and
daughter Ella Beth, have returned
from Los Angeles where they have
been for several weeks visiting in
the home Of Mrs. Melton's parents.
a party including Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. ID. Louck,
Miss Elizabeth Dabney and Edwin
Bridges spent the last weekend Mt
FONT Isabel, ard returned here on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moore returned
last week from a trip TO Saranac
Lake, N. ", where they were the
guests Of the Peoria Life Insurance
Company.
Mrs. W. s. Murray and Miss Eliza
beth Murray have gone to BeeviIle
where they will visit with friends
and attend the Beeville Fair. Mrs
p. s. Davine has returned from
Brownsville where she had her
tonsils removed. She is doing nicely
after the operation.
Mrs. Van Williams spent last
Wednesday in Brownsville when she
attended a Baptist meeting.
Mrs. Thompson Of Weslaco who
Is with the State Department Of
Education was a visitor in the Phari
San Juan schools this week.
Mrs. J.. Lee Stambaugh who is sup.
erintendent Of the public school,
here returned this week from For
Worth where he attended n meet
ing OF the Executive Committee O.
the State Teachers Association.
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No mother in this enlightened age
would give her baby something She
did not know was perfectly harm
less, especially when a few drops Of
plain Castoria will right a baby's
stomach and end almost any little III.
Fretfulness and fever. too; il seems
no time until everything Is serene.
That's the beauty Of Castoria; its
gentle influence seems just what Is
needed. Ii does all that castor oil
might accomplish. without shock 10
the system. Without the evil taste.
It's deliciousl Being purely vegetable,
you can give il as often as there's a
sign of collie; constipation; diarrhea;
Or need 20 aid sound, natural sleep.
Just one warning: il Is genuine
Fletcher's Castoria that physicians
recommend. Other preparations may
be lust as free from all doubtful
drugs. but no child Of this writer's
Il going 70 test theml Besides, the
book on care and feeding Of babies
that m with Fletcher's Castoria
is worth its weight in gold.
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Los Indios Has
MexicanP.-T. A.

LOS INDIOS. Oct. 1.-THE Mex
lean patrons Of the Los Indios school
met Tuesday night and organized a
Parent-Teachers Association. X. G..
Cara was elected president: Alfonso
Cavazos, vice-president and Frank
Moreno. secretary-treasurer.
The meetings. conducted entirely
in Spanish. will be held each month
on the second Wednesday night. At
the next meeting the work for the
year will be outlined.
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Plans For Meet
fGrowers Made
Especial to The Herald)

LA FERIA, Oct. 13.-Plans are
being made here by the Rotary club.
Boosters club and the local unit of
the Rio Grande Valley Vegetable
Growers association for a farmers
meeting Monday. October %, to
which the farmers Of Santa Maria,
Santa Rosa. Stuart Place. La Feria
and Mercedes will be invited.
Several prominent speakers Of the
Valley are expected to deliver adj
dresses on Valley cooperation ard
progress. and arrangements are be-
ing made for various entertainment
features. The program for the meet
ing is expected TO be completed the
first of the week.
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Weather Or Not,
The Dance Goes On
Especial 20 The Herali)

SAN BENITO, Oct. l4.-Weather
eond will not interfere with
,the dinner dance scheduled for the
Stonewall Jackson hotel tonight.
Manager Fred II. Scheel announced.
II fair weather and not too cold
persists during the hours Of eight
to twelve. the dancing will take place
in the Spanish patio, which opens
from the dining room.
Otherwise, he said, the dance will
20 on in dining room.
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erately high practically throughout
the United States this morning, at
tended by fair to clear and cool
low at the same time over the Ca
madam Northwest and apparently
over western Cuba or the Yucatan
Channal. Except for a few. widely
scattered showers. the weather was
dry throughout the country since
last report. Temperatures were be-
low the seasonal average practically
throughout the country, but mod
Grating.
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GIVES r

Mrs. Ralph Buell. entertained with
a children's party at her home on
Virginia avenue, in honor Of the
sixth birthday of her little son,
Levin. Games and contests were
held for the amusement Of the
youngsters, the pinning of the tail
on the donkey being n favorite.
Paul Payne made the best attempt
and was awarded a prize.
Later in the afternoon the chill
dren gathered around the table
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Millikin Gets
Execution STAY

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 14.-(Rl-A. v.
Milliken who was to. have been cleo
trocuted shortly after midnight to-
day entered on a 10 day reprieve
granted by Governor Dan Moody at
the instance of the court Of Grim
inal appeals which late Thursday is
sued a mandamus for Milliken to be
given a hearing as TO his mental con-
dition.
He was sentenced to death for the
murder Of Mrs. Virginia Petty. real
estate operator at New Braunfels in
1926.
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elected vice president; Mrs. Carl
Emery, secretary; and Mrs. "A. II.
Downing, treasurer.
After the business session q social
hour was enjoyed by the following
members: Mesdames VI. NJ Moore,
A. J. Wright, NJ. r. Peters, X. A.
Pleasant, G. III. Reagh, A. III. Down
ing. "a. nj. Miller. Raymond Miller,
/. L. Hill, c. l.. Simpkins, ]. A. Judd,
VI. G.. Jones, r. G. Richmond, c. VI.
McVey. y. "A. Hess, Dyer, and Miss
Nina Miller.
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MERCEDES
ENTERTAINs WITH BRIDGE

Miss Lucille Mason was hostess 10
a few friends Tuesday evening with
auction bridge as q diversion. Coro-
ma blossoms formed an attractive
setting in the living room where
tables were arranged for bridge.
Miss Myrtle Jones was winner OF the
high score trophy.
Those present included Misses
Gertrude Stiger. Esther Wiggan,
Anna Kate Maeill, Mural Keister,
Florene Mitchell Of La Feria. Pau
line Adams. Oslo Mcneil. Myrtle
Jones, and Mrs. Jennie Jones.
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Air Company Man
On E.. Of {. List

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 14.-Charles
B. Braun, division traffic manager
Of the National Air Transport. Inc,
has accepted a place on the official
program Of the first annual conven
ton Of the South Texas Chamber Of
Commerce to be held in Brownsville,
November II and Is.
With his acceptance. the timely
subject Of aviation and air passen-
ger and express service will be dis
cussed and its multiple phases, with
details as to the benefits it can bring
TO the growing region Of South
Texas.
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HAIR
BRIDGE PARTY.

Mrs. L. j. Polk entertained the
Wednesday Bridge Club at her home
on Wednesday Of last week.
High score prize was won by Mrs
j. ID. Lauck.
Club members present were: Mes.
danes ID. McLendon, VI. w. Briggs
M. b. Gore, J. p. Lockhart, Geor "a
Holyderidge. r. W. Briggs, George
Thomas and p. S. Devine.
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NAMED on ANNUAL STAFF

EDINBURG. Oct. 14.-Preston OIL
yer Of this city. who is attending
the University Of Texas. has been
appointed to be in charge Of the
activities section Of the 1898 Cactus,
yearbook Of the univer sity. over
1000 copies Of the publication have
been ALREADY sold. Will Perkins Of
Dallas IS editor-in-chief.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

Residents Of the Knight Apart
ment were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Baker and Mr.. Knight
Saturday evening with a Forty-two
party.
Those in attendance included Mr..
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YOUTHS GREATEST
CHARM FOR WOMEN

The great
est cha r m
of woman
hood is that
youthful vi
vaciousness
and bnoy y
9 Y o I
shirt which
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FLASHES OF LIFE
(By The Associated Press)
Stanley

NEW YORK.-Frauds should be-
ware the ultraviolet detective. A
machine on exhibition at an cleo
trical show is described as capable
of showing up bad rum, imitation
diamonds, bleached hair, rouged
cheeks, forged checks, fake paint
ings and then some. The ultra
violet rays of the machine give bad
whiskey a different color from
good.
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which held a birthday cake, and
there refreshments were served.
Those attending Lewin's birthday
party included Paul Payne, Paul
Fitzgerald, Barbara Warner, Eloise
Mcclellan, Shelly Pollard, Dolores
Streekfus, Leland Matthews, Lucille
Clifford, Caroline Fore, Dorothy Lee
Howe, Howard and Dorothy Ro-
man, III. T. Tidmore. Buddie Bennett,
Jan Owen, Buddie Mcclellan, Dorothy
ollard, Dora Hager, Jack Carlisle,
Ralph Fitzgerald, Dorothy Carlisle
Billie Copeland, Blake Agnew and
Jack George.
LEAGUE MEMBERS MEET
Games were the diversion We'd
nesday evening when Miss Alvenna
Hohmier entertained the Walther
League. The hostess favored her
guests with a number Of readings.
Those present were Misses Alma
Langkopp Of Weslaco, Emma Reister-
err, Carrie DUDE, Beatrice Ohls, Rose
Brixon Of Mondovi, Wis, and Alvin
Reisterer, John Oils, Andrew Foss-
Ter, Ferdinand and Alfred Schroeder,
Martin and Eric Borchelt and Mr..
Bandermer.
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+

First figures, highest temperature
yesterday; second. lowest last night;
third, precipitation In last % hours.
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HEWLETT, N. Y.-There's a
happy Standard Oil service station
here to which-who knows John
ID. Rockefeller may send some
shiny dimes. Two male employees
were married in it to twin female
employees by the manager, the Rev.
C. +. Bronson, Methodist, who sup
plies various pulpits on Sundays.
The wedding march consisted Of
honks Of impatient motorists out
side waiting for gasoline.
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NEW YORK.-Miss vonceil vik-
ing. %, Of Roosevelt. N. NJ, is
riding n horse to Los Angeles. She
insited- before departing that the
purpose was to win a 5000 bet
with the Marquis Of Donegal and
that the trip had nothing whatever
to do with the movies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

NEW YORK-A gold : headed
cane is cherished by Newcomb
Carlton, president of the Western
Union. II was bequeathed to him
by Patrick j. Casey, who was the
company's oldest employee. having
worked for it 81 years, rising from
messenger boy to general agent.
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MRS. PETERS PRESIDENT

Mrs. TETEhS ThESIUENI
Mrs. NJ. IT. Peters was elected
president of the Progressive club NJ
the meeting this week which was
held at the home Of Mrs. Carl
Emery. Mrs. X. "A. Pleasant was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

SUFFOLK, Va.-The worlds
champion husband caller is Mrs.
Linwood C. Latimer of Carrollton.
A committee Of four married men
gave her first in a contest at the
county fair. The only contestant
who called thr~eateningly zane in
second.
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berg. director of education in the
Y. w. C. A. At they will hold their
regular business meeting.
Girl Reserves.
Today at pm, in the Girl Reserve
club rooms at Seventeenth and K
streets, Miss Minnie v. Sandberg, will
conduct the final Girl Reserve Lenten
service Her subject will be Jesus
His Living" Tea viii be served fol-
lowing the service. All Girl Reserves
and their friends are invited.
There will be a meeting of the Girl
Reserve committee Tuesday at $3.50
pm. in the Girl Reserve clubrooms.
The Northwest-Southwest Grade
School Club will meet at GA E street
Wednesday to dye Easter eggs for
the children at the Gospel Mission.
The Northeast-Southeast Grade
School Club, which meets at the East
ern Presbyterian Church Thursday,
April IA, will dye Easter eggs for the
children at the Central Union Mission.
On Tuesday. April IL, the Lealatad
Club of Business High School will go
on a shopping tour to buy the Easter
outfit for a little girl in the Gospel
Mission.
The schools will close April Is for
lu Gays Tor Easter vacation. JneFe
will be no Girl Reserve Club meetings
during that period.
Elizabeth Somers Residence.
The vesper service, this afternoon
at the residence will be addressed by
Rev. William A. Eisenberger, assist
ant pastor of the Church of the
Covenant, at $50.
There will be meeting of the Eliz-
abeth Somers committee on Thursday
morning at 1890 at 1104 NJ street.
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STUDENT OPERA RATES.

A special students rate has been
established for the performances of
the Metropolitan Grand Opera Co at
the Auditorium, April 1928, 1t was
announced yesterday by Mrs. wilson
Greene, under whose management the
Metropolitan company appears.
All students Of Washington public,
high, normal and music schools, as
well as accredited members Of Wash
ington musical organizations, will be
given the benefit of a $500 rate, with
not more than two seats to each APP
plicant, while the available supply of
seats remains untitled. This rate goes
into effect tomorrow morning. Ad-
mission for the general public costs
from So to IS.
The operas to be sung are la
Traviata,' April %, at night; La
Boheme" and "Cavalleria Rusticana, u
April %, at the matinee. and I'll
Trovatore." at the night performance,
April %
All student tickets must be obtained
at the concert bureau, at Droops, 1900
G street.
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and Mrs Walter #. George OF Georgia,
Sanator and Mrs. Daniel F. Steck of
Iowa. Senator-elect and Mrs. Frederick
w. Steiwer of Oregon. Representative
and Mrs Brooks Fletcher OF Ohio,
Representative and Mrs. John Nj.
Evans of Montana, Representative and
Mrs. Samuel Rutherford of Georgia.
Representative and Mrs, Charles G..
Edwards of Georgia. Representative
Henry B. Steagal of Alabama, Mai
Gen. and Mrs. Robert II. Allen and
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ders at one-tenth the former cost.
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use-we actresses who must al
come in any shade which besc suits
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Your toilet counter supplies
ways appear at our best And they
them, as Edna Wallace Hopper's
Face Powders. There are two
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which or use because is clings and
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The cost is soc and 81. according
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rfhe coupon viii bring you samples.
Remember that this IL the powder which
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syspioy. Please learn how much II means
"a Won. Clip coupon now.
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those who viii he present al the
luncheon are Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones,
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. Mrs. Rose
Gouverneur Hoes, who will entertain
party OF Ave; Mrs William G. Penn,
Mrs. Thomas r. Bayard. Mrs. Rose
Yates Forester, Mrs. Cordsll Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Kicker, Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell. Mrs. Frank s:
Bright. Mrs. George NJ. Eckels and
Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard.
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Sigma NJ Chapter to Have
Spring Dinner and Dance

Delta Pi Chapter of the Sigma M
Fraternity. George Washington Uni
versity. will hold. its annual Spring
formal dinner and dance in the Italian
Garden of the Mayfower on the eve
ming of Friday. April Is. About 60
couples are expected to attend. The
marty will be sponsored by Senator