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liked to a wooded section near the
western portion of town Saturday
evening where they enjoyed q
weiner roast.
PIT. A. MEET
The local Pr. A. will hold its
monthly business meeting in the
auditorium Of the grammar school
where a picture will be awarded to
the school room gaining the largest
per cent Of parents for PIT. A.
members.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Nielsen at
tended the Husbands Night" meet
ing Of the Thursday club in Lyford
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Marshal Bourne and small
nephew. Newton klemann. Jr.
spent Tuesday with Mrs. B~ourne's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ). r. Sprouse
of San Perlita.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Cakes anc
son Carl and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cakes returned Friday from juno
ton where they enjoyed a week
camping trip.
nr. and Mrs. Ralph Lanier motor.
ed TO Harrington Tuesday evenin.
where they saw Uncle Tom.
Cabin"
Mr.. and Mrs. Morley and fam
ilv Of Brownsville and Cecil ShiraI
Of Harlingen were all day guests O
Mrs. Nancy Wilson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Bourne ant
children Betty 10 and Bolton, Jr.
will return this week from Louis
lana where they have been for tn
past two months while Mr.. Bourn,
has been looking after ginning IN
terests.
Miss Eleanore Watson Of Dom;
spent Sunday here with her mother
Mrs. 4. X. Watson.
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ATHENIAN CLUR

Wednesday afternoon al the home
OF Mrs. Z. d. Cowgirl yellow bios
sens Of the autumn season graced
table tops and other points of van
tage when the Culture club enter
tanned for members Of the Athenian
club. The program opened with
members reporting on assigned sub
1ects for roll call. Mrs. GUY Cor
nett sang. In the Springtime" and
for encore gave Land OF the Sky
Blue Water" Mrs. Charles accom-
panied at the piano. A review Of
the book. Lady Of a Chinese Court
yard presented BY Miss Helen Lee
Brooks, was the feature OF the pro-
gram. During an intermission in
presentation Of the review. Mrs.
James u. Ward sang a groun III
chinese folk songs. with Mrs. r. ".
Colmery giving the piano accom-
paniment. The autumn colors were
repeated in ornamentation or the
dining room where Mrs. r. s. Worth
and Mrs. Ned c. Rigsbee presided AZ
coffee rms Pumpkin pie with
whipped cream and other dainties
were passed 10 about fifty guests.
In addition TO members Of The
Athenian club and the hostess club
women. Mrs. I. r. Sigler. Mrs. /. ID.
Ward. and Mrs. r. ". Colmery were
present.
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WEDNESDAY BRIDGE

Mrs. G. b. Sauers was the charm
ing hostess OF the Wednesday Bridge
club at her attractive home. At the
close of the delightful afternoon the
successful players were rewarded,
with Mrs. Glen Crigler receiving
high score. In the late afternoon a
refreshment course of toasted
crackers, asparagus salad, olives,
cheese balls, ice box pudding, whip
ped cream and coffee. Mrs. Fred
Wedegartner will entertain the club
at the next regular meeting.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE

Wednesday night a Halloween
party was enjoyed by members Of
the Eqworth league of the Methodist
church at the country home of Miss
Alice Newman. After a delightful
weiner roast, Halloween games were
enjoyed. The evening closed with a
special prayer for ebert Lockard of
Brownsville, president Of the Val
ley Federation Of Epworth leagues,
who was seriously i'll. Twenty mem
berS were present.
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HI'SRANDS GUESTS

Friends, husbands and other guests
of the N-eighborhood club enjoyed a
Halloween party Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. j. J. Francis.
The clock Of years was turned back
and members and ~uests appeared in
costumes similar 20 those worn dur
ing their childhood days. All the
familiar old-fashioned games were
PLAYED and Halloween stunts, cham
her Of horrors and other appropriate
features were enjoyed. The hostess
served at the close of the evening
apples, pumpkin pie, cheese sand
wiches and coffee.
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WHITE CAKE

y CRtfEF Srou6rf . IA Tea7boorfnf Sal
fh CntfHh Sugar : a TfapaorfEb BaEEF P7Hdr
. Czbfz5 Fiogr . 4Ecg Ebaes . CHbfL ME-
~ Teasbo0rfHb Vanilla
Cream sugar and Snoudrir well and ndd variIEF. stt Fou-.
baking powder and Salt together and add alternately vth mill
when smooth fold In Sumay hearen eEE whites. Transfer ~
three medium sized Cor rvo larEe) LAYER cake pans. which hive
been rubbed lightly with Snovdhft and bake w u hot oven
ISIS degrees FL for 20 minutes Put together with cbocoIre.
onnre or any desired Eoslng.
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TwO.TARLE

TWO-TABLE LUNCHEON
Thursday Mrs. John Bowie was
hostess at an interesting meeting Of
the Two-Table Bridge club. A
wealth Of golden cosmos were placed
al vantage points about the rooms.
The autumn %colors were reflected in
the beautifully appointed luncheon
and in accessories for the game
tables. Mrs. McMurry Richey was
the only guest net included in the
membership Of the club. Thursday,
November Is Mrs. j. A.. Goolsby
will be hostess.
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THURSDAY MORNING BRIDGE

RSDa MohNl4Nd nhiDUb
The Thursday Morning Bridge club
vas entertained at the home Of Mrs.
II. d. Wyant Thursday morning.
Guests in addition to club members
were Mrs. A. B. Weaves. Mrs. II. 6.
Marshall. and Mrs. Leigh Stanley.
Mrs. James Sweeney will be hostess
10 the club at her home Thursday
morning. November Is.
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Valley Society
Phone z
thursday CALENDAR

west Brownsville PIT. A. will
meet at the school $3.50 p. m.
VERY Matrons Bridge club meets
with Mrs. Bert Neal.
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ONE BRIDGE CLUE

Thursday at the home Of Mrs. r.
r. Wells members Of the Pioneer
Bridge club were interestingly en-
tertained. Mrs. F. S. Worth held
high score at the conclusion Of r~
games and received the trophy. Mrs.
w. 3. Hinkly received the guest
prize. Guests, in addition to club
members. were Mrs. r. j. East, Mrs.
w. B. Hinkly. Mrs. Z. F. Bonner,
Mrs. II. j Hinkly and Mrs Benton
Jones Thursday afternoon Novem-
Der Is, Mrs. C. d. Cowgirl will en-
terrain the club members at her
home.
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY

IL ia
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Fred
Thomas was leader and hostess when
tho Delphian Society held it, reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs.
J. 4. Graham. The Parade was
given by the leader followed by dis
cussion Of The First Stasimon" BY
Mrs. Jim Buck. Mrs. John Shelan-
der talked on THE Second Stasi-
mon" and Mrs. l.. W. Humble pre-
scented THE Third Stasimon." Mrs.
Jesse Thompson discussed the topic
Tho kommos and Epiloque." after
which Mrs. Henry Alsmeyer con-
cluded the program with n discus
sion Of "The Character Of Greek
Tragedy Mrs. Ben Hinkly and Mrs.
i. B.. Jones were visitors. Wedxes-
day afternoon there will be a meet
ing Of the chapter at Mrs. Grahau's
home with Mrs. Il. W. Humble serv-
ing as hostess.
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When your
Children Cry
for 1t

Castoria il a comfort when Baby
Is fretful. No sooner taken than the
little one is at ease. II restless, a
few drops soon bring contentment.
No harm done, for Castoria is e baby
remedy, meant for babies. Perfectly
safe to give the youngest infant;
Won have the doctors word for that'
1t is a vegetable product and you
could use it every day. But it's In
an emergency that Castoria means
most. Some night when constipation
must be relieved-or collie palns-or
other suffering. Never be without II;
some mothers keep an extra BOTTLE;
unopened, TO make sure there VIII
always be Castoria in the house. IL
is effective for older children, too'
read the book that comes with It.
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STAGE PLAY

An inspiring little play, Perfect
Love- was beautifully staged by the
women of the First Christian church
for the Federated Missionary union,
which met Tuesday night at the
First Christian church. Mrs. J. Lee
Hanchev sang a solo before the
play. The president, Mrs. j.. Scott
Brown, presided at a short business
session, after which refreshments
were served in the church annex.
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CROW-WELLS

CROW-WELLS
Thursday Mrs. John Bowie was
hostess at an interesting meeting Of
the Two-Table Luncheon Bridge
club. A wealth Of golden cosmos
were placed at vantage points about
the rooms. The autumn colors were
reflected in the beautifully appoint
Cd luncheon ard in accessories for
the game tables. Mrs. MeMurry
Richey was the only guest not in
cluded in the membership Of the
club. Thursday. Novemer Is Mrs.
j. A. Geolsby will be hostess.
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During the afternoons games Mrs.
(. {. Street was successful and was
rewarded with an attractive trophy.
Mrs. n. ii. Windsor received the
consolation gift Tor Tow score. Mrs.
L. r. Wilmcth Of san Benito re-
ceived the guest prize. After the
games a tempting salad course was
served. Club members attending
were Mrs. X. Il. Reed. Mrs. Joe FRS
toe. Mrs. Mcfarland. Mrs. T.. II.
Buck, Mrs. {. c. Street, Mrs. Adolph
Fischer. Mrs. Harvey McCrum, and
Mrs. n. n. Windsor. Guests from
san Benito included Mrs. $. IT,.
Crews, Mrs. Z. +. Wilmeth, Mrs. Asa
Agar, and Mrs. II. u Marshall.
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DINNER FOR CLASS

Wednesday Mrs. Roy L. Clark gave
a dinner party to members Of the
Philathea class Of hte First Presby-
terrain church at her home in Nalen-
ella park. In addition TO regular
members there were a number of
guests present. Guests were Mrs
sarah Manning. Mrs. +. VI. Davis
Mrs. L. s. Robinson and Misses Nell
lie and Flora Stookey. Members
present were rs. W. b. Cochran, mrs.
Kent Manning, Miss Mary WORK
Mrs. c. P. Hagar, Mrs. John Hulsey'
Mrs. p. NJ. Sherer, Mrs. W. b. FOULS,
Miss Leila Chapman. Mrs. Pile, Mrs.
Wieduwilt. Mrs. James Brown and
the hostess.
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CROW-WELLS
u.prNcEx CLUB GUESTS

HARLINGEN CLUB GUESTS
Members of a Harrington bridge
cInb were entertained at the home
- Ms. j. &. Harvey on East Ster.-er
street Wednesday afternoon. for
the event Halloween eolors
symbols w o0
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1EACH HERS HIKE
Several Of the
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Biennial Talks to
Be Sent Fro KWVVG

n the interests Of the coming
Biennial OF the Federation OF Won
ems clubs, Mrs. Volney W. Taylor
Chairman Of finance Of the fifth
district, will broadcast a message to
the women OF her district every
Friday sometime between 1880 and
8 .. n, from station KWWG, Il has
been announced. The first OF these
talks was sent or the air last Friday
at that time.
Club quotas are coming in slowly,
il has been said, and IN order that
the women may realize what an op-
~portunity 70 advertise Texas they
will have IL entertaining representa-
tives from the states and twenty
eight countries, every effort is being
made 70 get the proper response
from Texas club women.
Mrs. Taylor IS c~onfering with
other officers the first of this week
IN San Antonio where q budget for
the Biennial entertainments is be-
ing drawn up.
Other Valley women who have
been appointed district Officers by
the new president, Mrs. S. J. Smith,
Of Austin, are Mrs. Earl Redd of
San Benito, departmental chairman
Of conservation; Mrs. j. c. Myrick
OF Harrington, chairman Of highways
and memorial tree planting; and
Mrs. !. c. Webb of Harlingea, chair
man Of conservation OF natural
scenery.
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The disturbance over Oklahoma
yesterday morning was central over
eastern Iowa this morning with in
creased intensity. attended by much
cloudiness and unsettled weather
throughout the eastern half, and
followed by moderately high bare
metric pressure and fair to clear
weather owe the western half OF the
United States. Light 70 heavy rains
occurred within the last "a hours
throughout the eastern half Of the
country except in Florica n the
Tar northeastern states. Tempera-
lures were unseasonably mild this
morning in the Ohio and middle and
southern Mississippi valleys. and
near the seasonal average throughout
the balance of the country owing TO
q moderate drop in portions of the
southeastern states and the southern
plains region.
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CITY BRIEFS

Special on Nestle Circuline per-
manenr wave. Blue Bonnet Shop, 9l2
Levee Street. Phone 72.-Adv. If.
Before Buying or selling see the
Moothart Company. Ground
floor Cro2ack Building.-Adv. Z.
Moves Residence-Clyde A. Thorpe,
of the international Iron Works, has
moved his residence from the San
Carlos apartments 10 943 Levee
street. Larger quarters and more
garage space is given IS the reason
for the move
Don't Suffer with your feet. DR..
Z. Hillinger, Chiropodist, will be IN
Brownsville every Thursday and Sat-
urday at 10 a. N. n the Glenwood
Hotel, 933 Washington Street. For
appointments, phone GIG. Other days
ne will be in his home on Highway
between Harrington and San Benito.
All kinds Of foot ailments treated.
Eighteen years experience in Chi
cago. Examination free.-Adv- If.
For Certified paper shell pecan
trees-see VI. B. Hardy ct Mc-Dav-
tits Seed Store. Trees on display
now. Success and Stuart varieties.
Trees are from Hardy Pecan Co.,
Psscagoula, Miss. Adv. 8.
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TUNNEY Sees
JUST FIGHT
Elimination Contests
To Produce Only
Contender

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-tPEGene
Tunney is back in New York rather
doubtful whether he will be able TO
get the two bouts he wants this year
because he feels that Jack Dempsey
never will fight again.
Returning from Miami Beach last
night, the heavyweight champion
outlined his plans for the year, dis
closed his reasons for believing that
Dempsey is through with the ring
and said that regardless OF whether
he appeared in one or two fights
this year the promoter probably
would be Tex Richard.
There is no sane reason for be-
lieving that Dempsey'S retirement is
not genuine" said Tunney. Il be-
lieye he is convinced he will be ex-
posing himself TO grave danger Of
permanent injury if he ever again
engages in . boxing match and fol-
that reason has decided TO abandon
boxing. I do not agree with the
popular belief that Dempsey's re-
tirement is part of q publicity OF
ballyhoo scheme because / refuse 70
recognize the necessity for any wide
spread publicity. A championship
bout is a championship bout regard
less Of the amount Of publicity that
it receives"
Turning to his tentative boxing
program for 1928, the champion said
that whether he engages in one or
two bouts depends upon ring de-
velorments among the heavyweight
contenders.
"Rickard and ! have reached an
agreement for a fight in June against
the mar who makes the best impress
sion in the Sharkey- delaney.
Risko ~eliminations," he said. BE.
cause my plans with Richard do no,
go beyond the June bout, / hesitate
TO say that ! will have more than one
fight. OF course I want two bouts
but it may be that there will be nc
n available for a second match"
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Mother of Local
Resident Dies

News Of the death Of Mrs. Kate
Hawkes. Of Bement. III, mother Of
G. T. Hawkes. Of Brownsville. which
occurred January 80 reached here
Monday. "A telegram containing the
news was lost somewhere and it was
not until a letter from another son
arrived that Mr.. Hawkes. learned the
news.
Mrs. Hawkes. would have been go
years old in March had she lived and
was the Oldest resident living in Be-
ment. She is survived by two sons,
w. B. Hawkes. OF Bement, with whom
she lived, and G. F. Hawkes. OF
Brownsville who has been connected
with the Missouri Pacific lines here
for the past Is years, having come
here from Paris. Tex.
When she became quite i'll before
ksMr GSZLsS-returned to
several days, returning ncne
she seemed to be much improved,
The funeral was held at Bement, Feb
ruary 2.
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Boulevard Stop
Hats Accidents

Traffic accidents on Elizabeth and
Levee streets, where the boulevard
system has been established. forcing
cars TO come 70 a dead stop before
entering Levee or Elizabeth, have
been reduced from three and four a
day q nothing.
This announcement ~ made
Tuesday by J. T. Armstrong. leu
tent Of police.
Armstrong said that before the
system was installed as many Ms
three and four accidents were report
ed every day, and on Sunday the
record went as high as sever
IN the three weeks that the
boulevard system has been IN, not
ore accident has been reported 70
the police department" Armstrong
said.
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Goods For Manautou
Store Is Arriving

Spring merchandise for the new
Manautou department store nearing
completion at Twelfth and Washing
ton streets is arriving daily and IS
being stored awaiting the opening OF
the new store early IN March. Word
received from Z. Manautou. who is
the east making final purchases for
the new store, is TO the effect he
will not return for another two
weeks. He is now in St. Louis and
will leave there the latter part of the
week for New York.
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SCHOOL HEADS
\ HOLD MEET
approve Plan to STAN
dardize English in
Valley School

tSSI0N, Feb. Preliminary or
I'd cation for the purpose OF stan
daY lzing the teaching Of English IN
tha chools of the Valley was accom-
pill at a joint meeting Of the
Sur kintendents and Principals asso-
cha 9bns here Monday night.
Seventy-five superintendent and
principals, representing practically
all the leading schools OF the Valley.
were present, and keen interest IN
the Standardization plan, presented
by Supt. Thos. J. Voc Of the Browns
Vile schools, was evinced.
The first meeting TO discuss the
Standardization proposition was held
at Mercedes Saturday, Jan. 2e, and
the plan adopted. Further details
were discussed at the meeting here
and the superintendent instructed TO
name committee members. A third
meeting will be held at Mercedes II
the near future for the purpose OF
completing organization and estab-
fishing the basis. for Standardization.
The plan adopted by the executive
committee OF the Superintendents
association, Of which Mr.. Yoe is
chairman, proposes group divisions
The primary an intermediate sections
are divided into English and Spanish
speaking groups, each grade from the
first TO and including the fifth To
have committee who will work out
standard practices. Two additional
groups, the junior and senior high
school sections, are provided.
Each grade will have a general
.nr.- .sA%aC u-I - a~ArfYt9Un rnrn vrf ~.
tee Of four. and a-general executive
will supervise all groups
zach member Of the general commit
tee represents his section or group in
his individual school for the pur'
pose of gathering data necessary tc
the organization Of the standardized
course. The function Of the group
executive committee is TO select such
Of this data as deemed most appli-
cable and from il to eventually
evolve a standard which upon en-
dorsement of the general executive
committee Will apply TO ell schools
Of the Valley
Valle~crc1tors expressed them
selves as heartily in accord with the
plan. asserting il could be carried
out IN connection with other studies
and that eventually a complete stan
dardized system could be evolved fol
the Valley.
One of the features of the meeting
Monday night was a discussion Of
the relation between superintendent
md principal. addresses on this sub
ject being made BY o. v. Smith, prin.
cipal of the San Benito high school
Miss Kessler. principal of the Donna
grade school; and j. Lee Stambaugh
superintendent of the Pharr-Sar
Juan school.
Fifteen OF the leading schools o.
the Valley nave taken up the stan
dardization program. and all indie
pendent and consolidated schools are
expected to Join at the meeting to b.
held ct Mercedes.
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Mason, Mary 5. Morton, c. II. Seiden-
gland, II. II. Banker, X. r. CHM,
G. G. Wagner. George Aziz, Twefik
Aziz, Augustin Celaya, =. p. Day.
volney W. Taylor. John Closner, H.
NJ. SHELTON, A. Ashheim, J. J. Young.
d. A. O'Brien, r. o. Macintosh, J. X.
Wells, S. {. Tucker, Jose Martinez,
Lulu George, Juanita Fernandez,
Louis Brulay, George Smith. Leroy
Morris, r. More, Clearwater. Misses
Florence Bell, Julia C'Brien. Elsa
Walther, Fina Webb, Mrs. Willie
George.
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SCHOOL ORDERS PROTECTOR
(special to The Heraldl

LOS FRESNoS. Feb. An order
from the local high school has been
sent to the company for a project
ing machine which will be suitable
for showing pictures in both the
class rooms and in the auditorium.
Funds to the amount Of $3.50 have
been sent in by the PIT. A and
others. The machine will cost about
S25n-
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Waterbury,


which has beenV1e maresnmu
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1t has been endorsed and prescribed
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MASONIC NOTICE

Stated Communication Rio Grande
a Lodge No. 81, A. +. & A. NJ.
A Will be held ct Masonic
~ temple, at 1880 p. m. this
u evening, Tuesday. AL men,
EAN bers are requested and Wis
iting brethren fraternally
invited to attend, r. d. Howard, W.
NJ. VIM. Ball, Secretary.-Advertise-
ment. G.
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Summer Schedule-The Fort Brown
army post is again working on q sum-
mer time schedule. The hour of fir
ing the sunset gun has been advanced
from 5 p. m. until $3.50 p. m. Time Of
firing the morning gun has also been
advanced. The earlier time has bee.
in effect since November-~
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First figures lowest temperature
last night second, highest tempra-
ture yesterday; third, wind velocity
at 5 a. m; fourth, rainfall past q
hours
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Weak Eyes Of children are
strengthened by Dickey's Old Reli-
able Eye Water. All druggists 25c
ADV. (5l
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Want To Refinance the loan

your residence or business proper
ty? We make monthly loans to
buy, build. improve or refinance
residence or business property.
Prompt service. Todd G. Under
wood, Insurance-Loans-Bonds. Spi-
vey-Kowalski Building. 407 Eleventh
street. Adv. IF.
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Mr.. w. E. Ryan, pupil Of Milton G.
Work, bridge instructor. For lesson
appointments, write Box 2s4 Browns
ville.-Adv. s..
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rs. MSS Jui!a OF
publicity chairman.

A committee composed Of Mrs. Fl.
Davenport. Mrs. a. Ashheim and Miss
Julia O'Brien was appointed to draft
the constitution and bylaws and
present at the next meeting to be
voted upon by the members. The
dues for this organization will be
service"
On the second Saturday of each
month, at the Mercy hospital at
3 p. m. a business meeting will be
held.
Those interesting themselves in the
Auxiliary are Mesdames; +. W.
Truitt, Ida Combe. J. S. Thornham,
f. y. McBoohan. HaIbert Davenport,
d. j. Young. Steve Browne. o. X,