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LADY ASTOR TO ATTEND
VIRGINIA GRID CONTEST

UNIVERSITY. Va. September 90
Lady Nancy Astor has cab.ed her
acceptance of an invitation to be the
guest of honor at Virginia's foot ball
game with South Carolina here next
Saturday.
Gov Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia,
who will be host to Lady Aston for the
Governors ball in Richmond. the night
before the game. has been invited to
accompany the distinguished British
visitor to Charlottesville. Gov. John
c. Richards of South Carolina also
has been invited to attend
Lady Astor will be in the United
States for only short time.
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ST. JOHNS IS BEATEN
BY. RUTGERS, IL TO 0

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. September
Co.'S Johns College of Annapolis
was defeated by Rutgers in the OPEN
ing game of the season here today
Il to 0.
Rutgers scored in the fist quarter
when Irwin crashed through from the
l0-yard line. He scored again in the
final period on another line buck.
The heavier Rutgers line ran over
the Johnnies and piled up II first
downs to ST. Johns none
In the second quarter, Lynch tossed
a spiral to Smith for a 25-yard gain
for the AnnapolitanS.
Rutgers had the ball in the ST. Johns
territory most of the time.
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GEORGETOWN FROSH
DOWN NAVY PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS. Md. September 90
On a wet and muddy field the George
town. Freshmen defeated the Navy
Academy Plebes today. to 6.
The Navy scored in the first quarter
and the visitors in the second. The
second half was given over to a desper-
ate struggle for another score.
Hurley. the Navy fullback, was effec-
tive in the first part of the game. and
in the initial quarter carried the BAH
on nearly every play in series took
it from the center of the field acrnss
Georgetowns goal line.
Hurley carried he bsn across but
failed on his attempt to add point by
placement.
In the second quarter. after gains by
Lee and Bozek, the visitors scored on
forward pass from Lee to Bremen.
Hornyak scored the winning point by
lifting goal by the placement route.
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CHICAGO u. lNSTALLS
BIG GRID SCOREBOARD

CHICAGO. September 90 tP).-The
latest electric scoreboard has been in
stalled at Stage Field of the University
of Chicago for foot ball games.
1t is So feet long and 19 feet high
and is in plain view of all spectators.
The score. position Of the ball. the
ball carrier and penalties are some of
the information given by the board.
Lawrence H. Whiting. Chicago finance
and former &C" man in foot ball and
track, gave the board to the university.
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VIRGINIA POLY WINS
ON BACKFIELD DRIVE

BLACKSBURG. Va. September 90
CP). - Two Virginia Tech backfields
swept up Miles stadium field TO a "a
to : win over Roanoke College in the
opening game here today.
Peake, Techs ace. featured the first
quarter attack and scored off tackle
At the end of a 53-yard advance.
Rule. Pnake. Mattox. Philspear and
Dooncy ran wild in the second quarter.
scoring three touchdowns
A stouthearted Maroon defense re-
peatedly stopped the Coolers in the
shadow of the goal posts in the third
quarter but the Techmen batt1ed
across for their last touchdown in the
final period, Spear again scoring
Roanoke opened up and after
threatening and bewildering aerial at
tacks in final minutes marched 60
wards for their lone score. Dietrich
passed to Gilbert back Of the goal
Inc for the touchdown.
Tine,ID and Summary.
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Coast Guard Team Making Bid
For Intcr-Service Grid HOnors

Guard team. which is a pick of the
entire Coast Guard Service. East. West,
North and South, end includes men
from the cutters, the various Coast
Guard bases. the patrol boats and the
life-Saving stations along the sea coasts
and the shores CT the Great Lakes, de-
fcatod Rhode Island State in impressive
fashion on September %, Go.
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Line up and Summary.

Observation-Disclosures olley Point after
touchdown-;Lewis to Duryee forward pass).
Point missed after touchdown-Colley drop:
kick. Substitutions: BuSinesS-Linwood
Jones for willard, Koontz for Rosenberg,
Miller for Finley, Reichardt for Lester
Jones, Kaufman for LOTUS. Referee-Mr.
Rauber washington and Leel. Head lines
man-Mr. Crawford Connecticut Wesleyan.
fine of perIods-3 minutes.
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Lineup and Summary.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harner.
Substitutions-,V. NJ /. Hewlett for Gra-
lard. Williams for McCray. Hawkins for
Laughern. Chadwick for Hewlett: Richmond:
Ba Hard for Gurter. Newton for White
Referee-Mr. Parrish ~. p. H.. Umpire
Mr.. Williams virginia.. HeadineSman-
Mr. Twombley (Springheld). Time OF pc
rIods-l2 minutes.
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VISITING PLAYER HURT
IN GEORGETOWN GAME

Daniel Valibus. substitute end of the
Mount ST. Marys College foot ball
team. was taken to Providence Hospital
following the game with Georgetown
st Griffith Stadium yesterday afternoon.
suffering from two fractured ribs.
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ALEXANDRIA HIGH LOSES
TO NEWPORT NEWS. 6-18

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. September
co-Alexandria High Schoc"s foot ball
team lost its opening c2n2o cf III" sea-
Hn here this afternoon to Newport News
9Th 6 IN Ia
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Line-Up and Summary.

Substitute: Maryland for Dix,
keenan, Tor Fisher, Heinz for Wondrack
berg. Crothers for Epple. Roberts for Par
sons. Pitzer for Roberts, Dodson for Radice.
Kessler for Blackstone. Snyder for Evans
for Phillips. Veach for Dublin Freeney for
Wilson. Alexander for Dickerson. Barnes for
Alexander, Norris for Lloyd. Bodart for Dop-
son.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Roberts 90. Snyder.
Heady Goal from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time of periodic minutes each. Referee
Mr. Sutton Umpire-Mr. Mention. Head
linesman-Mr OMeara.
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SCORING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90. Smith 81,
Kaminer. Close and HAYDEN. Extra points
Fanlroner az. Smith t3l.
Substitutons Vireinia-Day for TAYLOR,
.Jsnney for Faulconer, HAYDEN for Close.
pinkerton for sloan, Smith for .Kaminer,
Byrd for Flippn, Boothe for Symington. 1vey
for Turner, Austin for Motley. Paxton for
Ivey. Dunn for Debutts. Weaver for Janney,
Mackall for Boothe. Cops for Luke, Daven-
Weaver Randolph -Macon-Woodson for Hos
kns, Smith for Douthit. holland for Flipon,
Hoskins for Brown, Blanton for Compton
Larcomb for Withrow.
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Msczees.
Point after touchdown Mooney Il in )
attemptsl by placement
stitutions-Georgetown: Gardiner for
scalzi. Hsnniean for Duplln. Flood Tor
Mooney Muir for cordovano, Scott for will
List. n. Holloway for Provincial. Wo!js -,
Dooley. P. Mooney for Leary. Driscoll for
Montanas. Broean for Muir. Maczees for
Williams. Mt. st. Mary's: Hemier for Ed
Ryscsvage. 3ubris for V-lton. O'B:ien for
J. Eyscavage. Betcktel for Kurt. Oooiey
Russo
Referee.-Mr:. E. A. Gciees oswarthnore'
Hesdlinesman-Mr Brooke Brewer MARY
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Lineup and Summary.

Bremen. Point after observation-disclosures
town, Hornyak placement goal,. Substltu-
tiors-Navy, Thompson for McCrea, Press
for Underwood, Matthews for Tschirgi.
Tschirgi for Matthews, Keran for Hurley;
for Bordeau Dollio for DoboSky. Haythey for
Hornyak. Referee-Mr. Bard penn StateE
Umpire-Mr. Morse tClarkson Tech, New
YORK;, Field iudse-M Mr. Cummlnss. C1owa
State) Linesman--Mr. Rodgers (St Johns.
lime of auarters-i2 minutes.
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Line-UpS:

w YHEN the Apache and Mohawk
n I elevcns take the field next
wv Sunday each eleven will be
' composed largely of grid
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BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

. ASTERN and Western High
School athletes will have widely
divergent programs this year,
. not through choice. but through
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TINE interservice foot ball situa-
ticn. which received serious set
back with the cancellation of the
4 West Point-Annapolis game and
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~ USINESS HIGH SCHOOL tri-
- u:1Dhed over Emerson Institute,
n to 6. in the first game of the
~ Capital schoolboy foot ball
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Capitol Athletic Club will begin its
indoor swimming schedule this week at
the jewish Community Center pool,
with Lillian Cannon. nationally known
winner. as coach. The club will meet
crcry THURSDAY at 6 O'Clock. Strange
ere invited to join the group this COM
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SANTA ROSA
PERSONALS

II EAG1~RA&2
Miss Betty Baurman has returned
from her summer vacation in Chr
cago.
Misses Okla and Milba Atkins
have returned for school and make
their home in Santa Rosa.
Miss Nora Wirth has returned
from Bolton where she has been In
Baylor college.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Sibson nave
returned from Kerrville where they
have been for several months.
Mrs. Sam j. Nixon has returned
from San Marcos where she has been
in the teachers college.
Mrs. P. H. Chestnut of Llano =
visiting her sister. Mrs sam u.
Nixon.
John ~Castleberry and family have
returned from a trip 70 Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carr and son En-
nett have returned TO Mississippi
after spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Black.
Gene Washburn hrs returned
home from A. & N. college to visit
his father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. NJ. O'Neal and
family have gone to Boiling, Texas,
where they will make their home.
Edgar Duncan Of Galveston ~
spending a few days visiting home
folks and friends.
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Wolnan's Club
Hears Report

Members Of the Business and Pro-
fessi0nal Nomen's club gathered al
the Althea tearoom Tuesday evening
for their monthly business meeting,
the time being devoted chiefly to rou-
tine business.
The committee appointed to confer
with G. c. Richardson in regard to
the community censer reported that
plans nave not yet been received
from the architect, and that no action
viii be taken until thse plans have
been completed ms some estimate of
the cost made. The movement for q
community center Is being sponsor
ed by the chamber Of commerce, and
it is expected that All civic clubs will
be interested in its construction.
Two new members, Mrs. HI. b. An
dies and Miss Marie Jones, were
taken INTO the club.
The regular weekly luncheon was
held to-day al the ii sardln.
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Chicago where she will enter an art
school for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l. Crawford, Jr,
and Miss Dorothy Faye King of Abi-
lene Tex, are visiting Mrs. Craw-
ford's parents. MI. and Mrs. Geo. "A.
Ely. north Of McAllen.
Mrs. Bert Blair and children have
returned fro ma trip to their old
home In Woodstock, Canada
Miss Elizabeth Wihtlock has re-
spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Moore and
daughter, Everly have returned from
an ell summer trip 70 Chicago, Cleve-
land, o., Toronto, Canada and other
points IN the north.
Mrs. V. H. Gray has as her guest
her brother, w. T.. Segraves Of
Logansport, Ind
Mrs. (. M. Card and daughter, Mil
dred returned Saturday from a trip
to Corpus Christi.
Jack Malone and Walter Stewart
left Saturday to enter colleges Tor
the coming year. Jack will attend
the Rice Institute NJ Houston.
Junior Richmond who has been q
guest Of his uncle y aunt Mt aho
Mrs. c. w. Richmond left Monday for
his home in San Antonio.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Taylor and daughter,
Dorothy were guests Friday Of Mrs.
Buel Lanier nc Edinburg.
Walter Lanford left Sunday to
enter Notre Dame University in
South Bend, Ind. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rettig and
daughter, Kathleen, left Monday for
Waxahachie where Kathleen will
enter Trinity University.
Mrs. Percy Herman and daughter,
Louise, spent the weekend In San
Antonio.
Miss Ada Lee Richmond and Misa
Helen Duckworth of Alamo left Mon
day for Milford. Tex, where they will
enter the Texas Presbyterian college.
Mrs. II. 3. Kelley and children and
Elizabeth Frazer, returned Saturday
from a trip TO Corpus Christi.
Miss Pearl Wilson Of Arp, Tex, ~
a guest Of her sisters, Mrs. j. s. Bon
ner and Mrs. Cecil Beerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Dean and
daughter Dorothy Ellen left Friday
for their home in Corpus Christi.
While in McAlIen they were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Crockett.
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Amid a beautiful setting Of flowers,
the wedding OF Miss stella Cohn,
daughter o. Mr.. and Mrs. /. Coin,
and Sam Perl Of Brownsville "a sol
emnized Sunday evening with serv-
ice read by RABBI Nathan II. Colish.
Mitchell zlndler sang "At Dawning'
with Miss Leah kaplan at to- piano.
Hiss knplan and Jack Leavitt, VIZ
Waist. gave the bridal music.
The home at ASIA La Branch street
Houston. was lavishly decorated with
smilaa. pains and vases of white
aRters. lhe altar and canopy Of smi-
lax had a huge basket of white chrys-
~anthemums and candelabra on each
side against q background Of palms.
Before this lovely floral banking. the
bridal party. with the feminine mem
brrs in gowns Of soft pastel hues
made an attractive picture.
The bridesmaids we're Miss Lillian
" Per- OF Beaumont, IN green chiffon,
Miss Mildred Susman IN pink Swiss
net and Miss Tiilye Cohn in deep
green chiffon and gold lace. and car
ried an arm bouquet Of pink roses.
Mrs. Sigmund Scher. matron of honor
wore orchid chiffon and carried an
arm bouquet Of pink roses. Miss
Pauline Coin. sister Of the bride
served as maid Of honor and wore Z
frock 81 maize chiffon with silk ne
trim and carried an arm bouquet Of
Pernet roses.
The bride wore . lovely gown Of
i%ubtrous satin made robe de style
the circular skirt being formed witr
~overdrape Of rich lace. Her veil al
tulle and real lace was worn with r
with orange blossom sprays and
cap Of real lace caught to her hair
trimmed at intervals with orange
blossoms. The bridal bouquet wa
a shower Of white roses and lilies
Of the valley.
Small Selma Miller. in pale green
chiffon and with basket Of pink car
nations. was flower girl. Charlcs
Kaplan carried the ring in the heart
Of a lily. The brides mother. Mrs.
i. Cohn. was in poudre blue chiffon
and lace with pink rosebud and yal-
lev lilies corsage. Mrs. W. Perl.
mother Of the bridegroom. was ii
black satin and lace with corsagc
bouquet Of deep pink rosebuds and
valley lilies.
Mr.. Perl's attendants we're his
brother. Leon Perl Of Brownsville
best man. David Nathan. William
Stollmack and Sam Hauser a. grooms-
men.
The brides table. covered with
handsome lace over green satin, and
lighted with green tapers in crystal
holders as its center adornment the
heart-shaped wedding cake. embossed
with blossoms and bridal emhlems
ard wreathed in white rosebuds and
fern sprays. Ices in the bridal colors
A4ere served with small white cakes
Ynbossed with lilies Of the valley.
Miss Dora Cohn had charge Of the
brides table. she wore \ dress II
blue georgette and lace and a shoul-
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McALLEN
WOMAN'S CnINcIL Mrrrs

WOMAN'S COUNCIL MEETS
The regular monthly meeting az
the Moman's Council Of the Chris
tan church was held Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Richmond Brubaker
presiding. Following a short BUSH
ness session, an interesting dis
cusslon Of the work Of the o~r9eniza-
on Of the c. W. b. NJ, which have
cen moved from st. Louis 70 Indian.
'olis. took place. Mrs. Carl ID.
irer was the leader. Others taking
.rt we're Mesdsmes c. VI. Rich, Dave
amer, Jim Jones. A. ID. Leavell.
Daniel.
A vocal solo BY Miss Dorothy
Lesvell accompanied BY her sister,
Miss Hester Leavell was enioyed.
There were twenty-seven members
present. During the social hour which
Followed the program refreshments
we're served by a committee COM
1osed Of Mrs. G. T.. Mosley and Mrs.
=. L. Moore.
HIEL-KLINE
The approaching marriage of Miss
~ttie Thiel daughter 81 Mr.. ana
+~NR"1AG Au4El OA NEH Ot4eHUE
, Mr.. William Kline son Of Mr.. ana
LIS. Maurice Kline. next Wednesday
I New Orleans, will be news of in
has many friends in McAllen having
visited her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs l.. Paul Matthews at the Casa
&c Palmas a Number of times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kline will arrive Fri
day 70 be guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews.
W0MAN'S AUXILIARY,
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. X. w. Jones pre-
siding.
Following the business session Or.
Brooks /. Dickey led the Bible study.
Circle meetings of the auxiliary
will take place Thursday afternoon
VIXEN Circle No. | will meet with
Mrs. Nj. r. Nelson, Circle No. 2 with
Mrs. Paul Jones and circle No. 8 with
Mrs. Fred johnson. The subject for
discussion will be "Syndical and Pres
hyterian missions"
R0DRIGUEZ-HULL
Miss Eumelia Rodriguez ard L. T..
Hull were married Saturday morning
20 10 o'clock at the home of the
brides parents on Sixteenth street
End Chicago avenue, with Justice
Of the Peace 9. G. SeR~ell offici-
aSirr.
Mrs. Hull r. the daughter Of Mr..
end Mrs. j. v. Rodriguez ard IA we'll
known in McAller. Mr.. Hull is q
representative Of the Swift Packing
company.
PERSONALS
Mrs. W. W. Doughtery and dsugh-
ter. Martha, have returned from a
trim 10 Liberty. Mo.
Paul Ornelas arrived Friday from
Monterrey, Mex, where he spent the
summer with his parents.
Mrs. Frank Crow and children
spent the weekend at Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Clay Zachary and children.
Clay. Jr.. and Virgins. returned
Friday from . visit with relatives In
Houston aad Beaumont.
Mrs. J. G.. McGilI and Miss Eliza
beth Pitts Of Alice who have been the
guests Of Mrs. r.. T.. Cannon left Sat
urdav for their home.
Miss Hester Leavell viii leave
Wednesday, for Fort Worth where she
viii enter the Texas Christian Uni
versity.
Miss Riby Wells left Sunday for
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Comings, Goings
OF Local People

Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Boory returned
Monday from a ten-week automobile
trip through the west and northwest.
They visited points of interest in
Canada and several Of the national
parks. such as the Yellowstone. Mt,
Rainier. Yosemite and others. Their
daughter. Miss Juanita, remained II
Seattle 20 attend the University OF
Washington this winter. and Miss
Tocy will attend the University OF
Oklahoma.
II. A. Cavazos leaves this evening
70 spend three days in Corpus
Christi.
Mrs. Y. ". Taylor, who has been
IN Dallas for several days attending
10 business. is expected home tomor-
row evening.
Miss Saiome McAllen left this
morning for Austin to enter the I'm.
iversity Of Texas.
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SAN BENITO. Sept. 12.-Word
was received here Tuesday Of the
death AZ Palestine Of r. c. Burke
father Of Mrs. T.. H. Downs Of this
city.
Mrs. Downs was in Palestine at
the time or the death OF her father,
having been called there when o
became suddenly i'll. Mrs. Downs
lefs early Tuesday for Palestine.
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Valley Society
Phone z

der bouquet Of roses and valley lilies
Miss Florence Scher registered the
guests in the brides book. She wore
a dress Of flesh georgette and lace
and a shoulder bouquet Of pink Soses
and valley lilies.
The brides going-away dress wa
a most becoming blue and gray one.
piece flat crepe. 1t was worn with
navy felt hat and accessories in blue
and gray. A matching top Goa q
be worn with this is Of navy Kasha
The bridal pair will make their
home in Brownsville.
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THURSDAY

The IT Jardln Progress club
with Mrs. Waiter Keller.
The Moman's Auxiliary Of the
Church of the Advent, Episcopal.
will celebrate the corporate COM
munion Of rthe United Thank
offering at $3.50 a. m.
Pubic Health Nursing associa-
tion meets in the City Hall at
$3.50.
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San Benito Pioneers
Brother In Valley

SAN BENITO. Sept. 10. wv.
Haywood. brother Of the late Col.
Alba Haywood, one Of the founders
Of San Berito. arrived here Tues
day. and will spend several days in
the city.
Mr.. Haywood lives in Detroit. but
spent last winter here. and may re-
turn later to spend this winter In
San Benito.
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Meet With Mrs.
+. f. MacfIanus

The weekly meeting Of the Hi-Lc
Bridge club was held Tuesday after
Aznus, with n guest. Mrs. George
Moore Of San antonio, present. Mrs,
VI. L. Pendergraft held high score,
Mrs. $. NJ. Harvey. low. mrs. Mac
Manls had used zinnias for decora-
tion Shs served 4 salad course.
The club meets next week with
Mr. ". 3. Eamnels.
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WESLACO

BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. n. Y. Sidener entertained
with : bridge luncheon al her home
east Of Weslaco Saturday. honoring
Miss Irene Knapp and Miss Dimple
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The secretary read the minutes OF
the previous meeting and they yer
approved. Members devoted the att
ernoon to entertainment after q short
business session.
A special feature was q lovely
shower Of gifts given to . bride-to-
be, Miss Ina Pinkston.
Mrs c. S. Dodson and Mrs. Frank
Mayfield added much 20 the pleasure
Of the afternoon with songs given 10
costume. Placed at vantage points
in the rooms were flowers carrying
out the color scheme Of rose and
pink. These colors were emphasized
in the refreshment service.
Mrs. j. J. Francis will hold the
next meeting at her home on Septem-
Der 10.
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SAN BENITO

NETGHBORHOOD CLUB
On September s the first regular
meeting for the fall and winter
months Of the N~eighborhood club was
held at the home Of Mrs. X. c. Clark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-12

The Woman's Missionary society Of
the First Christian church met Tues
day 10 the annex with Mrs. y. Scott
Brown in charge Of the program.
"A talk was given BY Mrs. r. j. Rob-
ner on "Why the headquarters OF the
United Christian Missionary Society
Have moved from St. Louis, Mo-, TO
indianapolis, Ind"
A discussion Of each floor Of the
building was given by different men,
bers. A prayer service closed the
meeting . Y.
Delicious refreshments were served
BY Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Purvis.
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PERSONALS

E09Ol@AL9
Jack Walter has gone to K~ingsville
on q business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nyquist left
Sunday for Iowa, where they will
make their home. Mr.. Nyquist has
taken q good position. Mrs. Cahill
is accompanying them as far o. San
Antonio.
Mrs. Earl Thompson, q successful
singer and dancer, has just arrived
from Chicago and will open the win
ter here resting. She is residing AZ
Valencia Park.
Bishop Clements. Valley baseball
player. sports writer and linotype
operator. who was forced from the
T~exarkana lineup several weeks ago
when injured. was in San Benito Sat
urday. He is livis.g in Brownsville.
After = visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Louie Morris, Mrs. Richard l.
Bass has returned 10 Denton.
After two weeks vacation in Cen.
trail Texas, DR.. 4. +. Morris has re-
turned home
Leslie Brown arrived Monday night
for d visit with his sister. Mrs n.
J. East.
Mrs. N. G. King has returned from
q months trip upstate. Her nephew.
Asa Giesecke, returned with her. driv
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ToRREY-RUENRosTRO

Miss Juanita Torrez and Pauline
Buenrostro were married Sunday
evening at Mercedes. Mrs. Buenros-
tro was employed for several years
BIZ Edmonds company and for the
past two months nc the Fair Store,
where she will continue to work. Mr..
Buenrostro is employed az the Gen.
trail Power and Light company.
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