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backward of the proetaa and it is in many
the most advanced part proetaria
The latest mining textile strikes ETC. working
youth played to great extent leading and organizing role
serve as good example,
The increased role Of the young struggle
the worsenng of their conditions and growing aevzaton the mill
tarzaon of the youth danger
able G9ndons for the building Of mass Communist Youth League
The Party must consider it IS build
mass prearan Communist Youth League which will take
which will helm r. cban~a tbn rrsnt 49, .f iti ~ th
Party and small proportion proletarian
The Party, realizing the role young
the recent struggles paid insufficient
checking League
Pasaic needle trades New Bedford mining etc. The Party did
not give oganzaona help building strengthen
AS yet the Party
distinct from the Party many times
Party shown by opposing the raising youth demands working
class struggles and understanding the need of special youth
methods
The Party fails to give to the YCL real political leadership
which to extent responsible for the weak organization status
and slow growth of the League Real political leadership sus
uted by fractional leadership the glazing example of
the Withholding of the YC letter from the League membership and
the condemnation of it by the Pocm Majority because it (the YCl
letter. dsagees with the Gee majority line gives to the League the
correct political line for League work and calls the League
fight the right danger in the Party.
Majority N. E. c. identifies itself Right
zam Kapan etc. began with analysis that the young workers
almost mass and that naturalization separates
young adult workers and them
class struggle Because its student ornaton and its
with the analysis of the Geo which denies the
ing working Majority
failed reoene the League the changing conditions and thus
take full advantage of the actvzaton the workers This
coupled neglect carry systematic
persistent trade union work and the building of shop nuclei
sponse the slow growth the reflected its
composition small proportion of American elements 37
uden) The failure reorenate the League is also
sponsible paist mistakes committed section of the
League.
Majorey the world YCL intensified
struggle the Minority of the League which
fighting right The NEG did carry
on real theological struggle against rotskys but utilized it as
fractional against the minority did not abandon the right
wing of the Gee majority and shared the right wing
mistakes committed by the Gee the world
the YCI letter to the membership until
by the YCI refused the anderous nonCom
of the GEO majority against the YCI letter.
proetarian unctionar and leadership
League reflects the number of American elements
the poor social composition of the League.
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CONCRETE TASKS OF THE PARTY.

Party give systematic political the
activities the League and assist by all possible in the build
ing p q Communist Youth League in the u S.
B. The Party must assist the YCL to develop its initiative
the mobilization the Youth against the War Danger against
perialism, and milarsm and against pacifism
The help actively participate
the organization of the unorgnized workers. the building of
sections OF
generally, all building of shop nuclei.
The Party direct the League to make all efforts to
strengthen the
poetaran and American composition of the League and to develop
proetaran functionares proetaan leadership
leadership
methods League work order attract develop
politically the young workers in the League
The Central Committee must educate the whole Party
understanding that the growth of Communist League
U. s. is of decisive Importance for the building of
Communist Party.
G. The Party League devong special
the organization of the Negro Youth The incoming Ne
industries largely of The opposition Of
majority the G. and Y c. l. line Negro work
be corrected.
CORRECTIONS OF GROSS RIGHT WING MISTAKES IN CO.
OPERATIVE WORK
possibilities
with of workers. link their struggles
struggles capitalists
vital the workers the class struggle
detectives achieved
application
by the Cominten
Party participates many cooperative
pses sections of the But practically effort
direction
reports taken
allowed collapse No efforts
lessons the movement and correct the mistakes made
This mistake. The necessity
survey nationally the coopeaves
gross right wing mistakes committed housing
operatives.
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of the problems and possibilities confronting
Party present objective situation the nature the tasks be-
call particular attention to the basic import
theoretical training 1t that persistent efforts
the theoretical level Party membership from
Such efforts all the because of the
appearance Party of right wing danger the
Trokyism the other firm of the funda
mental principles of Marxm Lennsm is the surest safeguard
against 1t the prerequisite for correct policy
Imperialism playing unique role in the
world contradictions creating assures
of its strength with turn in the
situation plainly the horizon that Party make
analysis of these circumstances from the standpoint OF the
theory The Majority political committee has shrun
this primary task leaving the field free to bourgeois apo
question Party theology it is therefore automatic
the leadership Party must out of the stulng a
Bedachs remark at the February
effect that capitalism hre nothing under
the sum-" and begin to do real theoretical work
there be feminist sefcritcsm of all the ac
the Party The Pocom Majority has made mock of self
criticism by citing lin Trotskyism) whole series
Right been committed without stating
the Pocom majority itself responsible for most of those
mistakes and without explaining how they to be committed
When speak raising the theoretical level Of Party
mind the rank and file well the leadership
party whose entire membership mbued with understand
ing of MarxLenn fundamentals, only Party whose member
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

MONDAY
Ladies Aid Of the Christian church will meet in the aid room OF
the church at 3 7. m.
.Womens Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church will meet at the
church at $3.50 p m. for a regular business session.
Womens Missionary society OF the First BAPTIST church will meet
in separate circles Circle Number Cine will meet in a Bible study at
the church, Circle Number Two. Mrs. J. +. Dowis of the Fitch apart
ments, Circle Number Three. Senior Adult department Of the church.
Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple at 1880 p. m. for a
regular session.
TUESDAY
Mardi Bridge club, Mrs. Frank Brown, hostess al the Country Club
at 2:3e p. m.
Learners club, Baptist church, meeting at $3.50 p H..
Brownsville Music club business meeting at the Baptist church at
$50 q M. and luncheon at I'll Aco tea o following the session.
Just Sew club, Mrs. J. K. Glow at her home on West Elizabeth
street at 3 p. nj.
Evening Bridge club. Miss Mary Mattngly, hostess at her home in
San Carlos Annex az 1880 p m.
Wednesday Bridge club will meet with Mrs. j. K Wells 1t her home
at Bpm
Wednesday Tournament Bridge will meet with Mrs. ". ". Kyle at
her home at . |. m.
Self Culture club will meet at the home of Mrs. c. A. Msnahan
at $3.50 p. m.
THURSDAY
street al 2 p. m.
The 1925 Bridge club will meet at the home or Mrs. r. NJ. Pate
at 3 p NJ.
Euzelcah Bible Glass, monthly business meeting and election or
officers at home Of Mrs :. r. Dowis, Fitch apartments. Assistant
hostess, Mrs. Ewing Clark. at . |. m.
Polo dance at the Officers club a Fort Brown beginning at 2 /. m.
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day the following guests: MIR. and
Mrs. J. vi. Carlson. MIR. and Mrs.
John Haiti, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Carl
son. Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Carlson, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. A. Liljestrand ana Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Liljestrand and Mr..
and Mrs j. r. Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Buckner spent
Monday at j. Y. Hendricks home.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Pipkin Of
Donna were dinner guest at the J. +.
Kendrick home Monday.
Walter C~renshaw and family are
spending the holidays in San An
tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haiti, Mrs. @. 4.
Carlson, and Mrs. j. W. Carlson were
visiting in McAllcn Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Q. Squyres called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Cannon
Thursday afternoon.
Misses Grace and Lula Song, Adele
and Udella Kendrick and John Beck
spent Christmas day with their
grandmother in Harlingen, Mrs. j. III,
Kendrick.
Bert Kelley and family. Bryon
Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Bowers
and son spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. F. Kelley near Neslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Geese and mi
Of Huntington Station. New York. ar
rived at the NJ. A. Geese home by
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AUTOMOBILE
Valley Society NeWs
and EDentS

auto Friday to spend the winter and
maybe 10 invest in the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Willard, MT. and
Mrs. j.. ". Lovekin were Christmas
dinner guests at the Walter Rawleigh
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. Bartlett or u
Benito spent Christmas with Mr. ana
Mrs. Jerome Parker.
Saturday night Iris Metz, David
..Ire, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Parker, Ne
and Mrs. Ora Underwood were. sun
Per guests AZ Mrs. Jerome ParkerE-
Mrs. r. Robertson and family wera
Sunday dinner guest nc the John
Pemelton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Underwood and
Joyace Eline were dinner guests &c
the Harry UNDERWOOD home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Gresly and MT.
and Mrs. Il. w. PeRrcy were visiting
at the J. W. McQuay home Thusr-
dav.
Miss Louise Kelley. who Is teaching
school al Point Isabel, is home Tor
the holidays.
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ELSA

Mrs. T. y. Fetfeller and ID. o. Mill
er Of Mission were dinner guests at
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". n.
Bizzel Sunday.
{. ID. Adamson returned from Dali
Las Thursday where he had spent the
holiday with relatives, Mrs. Adamson
remained for several weeks visit be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Byron Kelley is in Cleburne
spending the holidays with her par
ents.
Misses Ola and Alice Weatherford or
Santa Ross arrived Sunday TO spend
a week with their cousin, Miss Adele
kendrick. Of Elsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haiti Of Plains,
Kans., Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Carlson,
Mr. and Mrs. o. T.. Carlson. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Carlson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Carlson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Galloway
and w. and Mrs. Chester Liljestrantf
Of Edinburg were Christmas Eve din
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present after the games were end
ed. Mrs. X. J.. Crabb. chairman Of
The refreshments committee. was in
charge of the food.
Personal
Mrs. a. Ill. McHcnrv of Mission is
visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. n. j. Rome, at
their home in Brownsville.
Dir. and Mrs. vi. l.. Campbell and
daughter. Elizabeth. have returned
from z holiday vacation spent in
several places. They spent Christ
mas with Mrs. CampbelI's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. III. Arnold. AT Aqua
Dulce. From there they went to
Rohstown to visit relatives of Mr..
Campbell and also visited relatives
in Corpus Christi before coming To
Brow nsvIllc. Mr.. Srrt-I-
Campbell also drove to Robstown 20
spend the holidays and have return
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. u. Smith, who
have been visiting this week At the
hOme M Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Gay.
Jr., have returned to their home in
Houston.
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ner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Lii
jestrand home Saturday.
Mrs. ID. O. Squyres called on Mrs.
Frank Galloway Wednesday.
Miss Florence Burgess is home for
the holidays from kingsville.
Milton Liljestrand came home Fri
day from Rice Institute OF Houston
to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Carlson enter
tanned with a dinner party Christmas
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HARLINGEN
Guild ELECTS

I'll. Aluaus CGild met FOR the last
1877 meeting on Tuesday afternoon
gt THE church. AL this session Mrs.
Winston HARDWOOD presided. Reports
of the various officers and chairmen
we're presented. Election Of officers
for 1928 was the main business al
she meeting. Mrs. l.. Il. Holmes was
unanimously elected president, vice
yres deht, Airs. A. Tanm; secretary,
-4ra. d. I. Nunh. treasurer. Mrs. u. n.
speed. Mrs. n. l.. Bcckham and Mrs.
t. F. Strong viii act rs a committee
n charge ot thc choir.
Meetings are ln hn held on the Sec
aHI ana fourth Tuesdays ar each
eHih unless otherwise notified. The
could hH progressed WV y splendid
Hannor, The past year, during the
term of Mrs. Winston Harwood.
.ary plans arc now under consider
..ul Ipr " busy year.
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GIVES SCHOOL BUILDING

SIERRA BLANCA, Rl-J. wv.
Chamness. contractor. presented tns
new school building Ne had recently
erected. to the town Of Sierra Blanca
ne a Christmas gift.
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er in the school at Whittsett, is en-
joyinE Christmas and New Years
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fish
err, az Harlingen.
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PERSONALS


Mrs. Joe Matthews or Austin ar
rived Wednesday morning for a few
days visit with her many friends and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". 7.
Hodge.
Mrs. Lillian Weems Baldridge,
who has been in Houston and other
places for two months. reached here
on Saturday night. III time to spend
Christmas with her daughter Ramona,
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. z.
Wccms.
Miss Helen Bsrtholemae II here
from Dallas spending the holidays
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Smiley and two
children Of Chickasha. Okla. are in
Harlingen for the holidays and are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Liddell
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Kelsey.
Miss Evelyn Fisher who j. a teach
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friends. Miss Elizabeth Crcager is
home from st. Mary college n
Dallas for the holidays and will rc-
turn there soon 10 resume her
studies.
STAR. MASONIC PARTY
About r. hundred Brownsville
MasoHs. Eastern Star members, their
families and guests assembled for
the regular annual Christmas party
at the Masonic Temple Thursday
evening. Both the upstairs rooms
and the reception rooms on the first
floor were deliberately decorated
with poinsettIas and roses
At the opening Of the party the
worthy matron, Mrs. George Walker,
delivered a short cordial welcome
70 those present. after which 4-ALor
gram Of musical numbers and read
ings was given. Those taking part
were Miss Pauline Marler. giving a
piano solo; Laverne Bolan. vocal
solo. Marcel Marc, violin solo. ac-
companied by Miss Lane; Robert
Lee fitch. reading; Miss Ethel Hunt.
vocal solo; Miss Dorothy Nertrces.
reding; Miss Katherine Worley.
vocal solo; j.. A. Russell. Fred
Bohlen, II. II. Banker. and a. l..
Dame, singing some quartet num-
bers.
A watch contest conducted by Miss
Inez Crabb was one item Of inter
est during the evening. After the
progrma was finished in the rooms
on the second floor. the lower re-
cention rooms became the scene Of
some lively games under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. Fred Bohlen. chairman
Of the entertainment committee.
Coffee and cake were served those
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Baby
Chicks

CUSTOM HATCHING; bring eggs
for Matching every Monday. Baby
Chicks for sale. every Wednesday.
.Rax<E. Clark Seed Co., San Benito,
Texas.
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hss CREAGER ENTERTAINED

courtesy to Miss Kathryn Crea-
keT and members OF her bridal
party was given in the form Of a
x9ur course luncheon by Mrs. J. A.
Muckieroy at her home on Leyee
street Thursday afternoon. Covers
we're laid for several additional
The luncheon table was attractive
~ appointed with red poinsettias
and lighted with tall red tapers.
Covers were laid for Misses Kath-
IN Greager. Elizabeth Creager.
MRS: Pedro Chspa, Mrs. Maurice
nrIiay, Misses Salome McAllen. Gay
and Elizabeth More, and Mrs. Frank
y Gay who assisted her mother.
remembrance from the hostess
q the honor guests was presented
during the afternoon, a hand paint
ed table scarf. Bridge was the
game of the afternoon and Mrs.
Maurice Brulay received the high
score prize, The Blue Window" an
attractively bound nevel by Temple
Bailey.
CLUB DANCE
About sixty were present al a
dance given at the Brownsville
country club Thursday evening for
the entertainment of Brownsville's
college set who are home celebrat-
ing the holidays. A few out-of-town
guests were present for the func-
ton.
Hostesses Of the evening we're
Misses Gay and Elizabeth More,
daughters of Mrs. q. II. More. who
are home from college until the
first Of the year. The former il a
student in the University Of Texas.
Miss Elizabeth More is attending
school at Saint Mary'S college in
Dallas.
An orchestra from the local high
school furnished good music for the
dancing during the evening.
MISS TANSILL. HOSTESS
Entertaining with six tables Of
bridge Thursday afternoon. Miss
Laura Lee Tansill was hostess to "A
number of her friends at a party
at I'll Arco tea room, the games be-
ginning at 3 O'Clock. A number OF
college girls home for the week
weke-ptsent.
High score waS won BY Mrs. ]. T.
George and low was made by Miss
Esther Weller.
Those present were Misses Billie
George, Florence Burns, Esther
Weller. Gay and Elizageth More.
Salome McAllen, Annie Starck,
Elizabeth Creager. Cora Thayer.
Rosalis kibbe, Halle and Teddy
Harrison, Rhoda Hicks. Anita Smith,
Veda 10 La%ngford. Aloma Jones,
Dorothy Cole, Bernice Graham.
Margaret West, Hazel Cowan, Sally
Russell, Elena Dalzell. Teddy
Starck. Mrs. J. /. George, Mrs. Glen
Crigler, and the hostess
BUFFET SUPPER
Misses Katharyn and Elizabeth
Crerger. daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Is. Creager. entertained at their
home Saturday evening with a huff
fet supper at 1850 for a group Of
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Students Planning
Return to Classes

Over thirty-fiye college students
$50 ior the holidays are making
.paIa.ions 10 return to their
s,ooIlk TINS weekend. Some who have
1850 work beginning early or who
49, : long way TO go have already
49, Tor their schools. This group
presents about sixteen different
s.AsKes and %univers;tise spreading
oIr over 4 number Of states.
ne holiday season in Brownsville
las Deen n in which Old acquaint-
anSes were happily renewed, every
.,xxns IN n holiday calendar being
aileu with some social function and
ne afternoons devoted to bridge
frlieS and other diversions.
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.NA u'ANN
ihc Delrhian Chapter met on We'd
.y nn-lilr at $3.50 o'clock for u
.,-tam 400 atc Noman's building.
ul tcsulfe u- asl meeting was given
Bins. H.. T.. l.ac and a preparatory
-I-s.an u conducted hy Mrs.
u. ". Swami ~ -iiahigan; stories
ul hiag arthur Mr.. n. M. Hoskins
ana .irs. y. stuart Pcarse; "Charac-
ta- nj thc AibclunEen Lied, Mrs.
VT. ". Iu5b; THE Lay OF the Nibcl-
-rE Mas. IA. MI. Lctzcrich; cnics,
AT.. a.. GoldamEicr; selections from
haynard ans to Mrs XII. ". Van
L4W. 1.-THE CiI. Mrs. Howell Nc
Campbell. COMPARING az the stories
oi The Grail. Ecyusrd, Cid, Nibeluug,
closed this v~orthvhil eprogram.
PROGRAM DANCE
Ihc first ol " cries w parties last
wees vas a Christmas program
dance. given Monday night by a
charming girl hostess. Miss Florence
iu sfr.. at the home of her parents,
Ir. and Ms. Lawrence Hoskins. The
Christmas decorations were in evil
dcncc, making a bright setting for
the merry girls and boys. Hot
chocolate and sandwiches were served
io the twenty-five guests, Misses
Marie Potts, Margaret Harwood,
Evelyn Joyner. Lois Thompson. Sue
Vaughn Aycock. Alice TAFT. Nancy
Jennings. Bessie Baker, Edna Mae,
Julia himmell. and Phillip Thompson.
Stuart Pearce. Jr,, Ben Ricketts,. Roy
Burger. Bob TAFT, Fay Nanderpoole.
4. 3. Henderson.
Evening HOSTESS
a delightful evening was spent IN
+ c-oup 81 friends az the J.. J.
anner homo Wednesday with Miss
81. a-riue Sidener and Miss Flora
3.tl Davenport entertaining. Guests
ar two tables were present 10 on
,. tho game Of bridge. Miss Syhil
Lis,on won high score for the women
and Robert Brockton was high win
ner for the men. Appropriate prizes
were presented 70 each one.
Hot chocolate and cake were served
q the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Ray. SybiI Liston. the hostesses and
CLYDE Hollar. Harvey Richards,
Robert Brockman.
HOME DANCE
Mildred Hodge was q lovely young
hostess AZ the home Of her parents,
Nr. ard Mrs. ". r. Hodge wednes
- -frht y \ frlf1sr rr~tv. ThF
House WAS DECORATED with Christmas
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HOLIDAY GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. McClendon gave
" pleasant dinner party 1t their home
Thursday evening honoring their
guests, DR.. and Mrs. James Pollard
Of Denver. Rev. and Mrs. Will Pol
lard Of San Antonio. Mrs. G.. a..
Knapp of Houston, and other rcla-
lives Of this city. Christmas decor
ations and 4 Christmas dinner made
q pleasant occasion.
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Mis-. " Hs: Payne SOCIETY Phone : ;~s"'r

bells, red and green trimmings, and
bouquets Of flowers, for the APP
preaching New Year. The evening
was spent in dancing until 10 o'clock
when punch and sandwiches were
served at that hour.
The guests were Nadine Lewis Of
Brownsville, Betty Jean and Maurine
Chastain. Berta Lee Kline, Beatrice
Gresham, Bessie Baker. and Mildred
Hodge, Common Hartain, Clarence
Martin. Jack S~chuepbach, r. ". An
Gin. Dick and Will Johnson, Jack
Mccall, Neal DeBoise, Jack Teele.
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PARTY SERIES

FIRST PARTY SERIES
A Merry Christmas party was given
~ Mary Elizabeth Challes. the young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Challes. at their home on Tuesday
afternoon. Five couples were guests
III this. the first Of a series Of par
ties to be given by Miss Challes.
The decorations were quite elabor-
ate and in keeping with the season.
Dancing was the amusement on this
occasion.
Ice cream. chocolate cake, n
candy. were served at the lose Of the
afternoon.
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ANNUAL DINNER

Thursday evening Mrs. q. b. Myers
gave her annual dinner party, for
acveral ~neighboring friends. The
tasteful decorations were of the
Christmas season and a tempting
Mexican menu was set before the
guests. Betty Jean Chastain. Clar-
I've Myers, and Mildred Hodge we're
assistants. Guests enjoying the event
were Drs. "A. NJ. and q. W.. Letzerich,
and Mrs. A.. NJ. and Mrs. q. VI. Let
zcrich. Messrs. and Mesdames A. Col
dammcr. David ". Schuepbach. W. r..
G.-p. Wallace, Il McCampbell-
Frank Chastain, II. d.. Seago Of
Brownsville. Mrs. Joe Matthews Of
Austin, Floyd Smith, and Charles
Woods, and the host and hostess.
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CHRISTMAS DANCE

CHRISTMAS DANCE
Maurinc Chastain entertained with
"A Christmas dance at the j. b. Chas-
tain home Tuesday night for sixteen
Of her young friends. The cheerful
rcd and green Of the seasons en-
blenls. made a fitting background for
the dainty dresses Of the girl guests.
Fruit cake and heavenly hash were
served ~ her guests by the hostess.
Preent on this occasion were Misses
Bessie Baker. Mildred Hodge. Betty
Jean Chatain. Beatrice Gresham,
Berta Lee Kline, Maurine Chastain,
Nadine Lewis. Jack Schuepbach,
Wayman Lawrence, Common Hartain,
Lynn Lewis, f. W. Anghn. Dick John
son. Lee Murphy, Clarence Martin.
GUESTS HONORED
Mrs. Frank Chastain entertained
several honor guests. who arc visit
inr relatives in Harrington, with a So
ciat cup Of tea Wednesday. Mrs.
James Pollard OF Denver. Mrs. Will
liam Pollard Of san Antonio, Mrs.
~. a. Knapp Of Houston were hon
ored. These visiting are here
for the holidays. in the homes of
their relatives. Mrs. A. J. Pollard
and Mrs. "A. II. McClcndon. In addi-
ton to the guests named were Mrs.
Roy Tcddile and Miss Josephine Pol
lard.