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VANCE FINDS CHICUBS
ARE EASY TO CONQUER

CHICAGO, September % (P).-When
Dazzy Vance pitches against. the Cubs,
the game is just about settled.
Only four times in five years have
the Cubs managed to hit DazZy often
enough to win.
Yesterday he held them to two hits
and struck out IL as he all but ruined
their National pennant hopes.
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POTOMAC CLUB REGATTA
IS STAGED HERE TODAY

A program including shell boat, canoe
and cupboard motor races was to mark
the annual regatta of Potomac Boat
Club, to be held this afternoon at 3
o'clock on the upper Potomac. COMPETE
ton will start at 3 o'clock.
The affair will end the local COMPETE
tive rowing and canoeing season.
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WILL TAKE LAST DAY
TO DECIDE A. A. FLAG
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 22.-For the
second successive year. it will take the
last day, at least, to decide the winner
OF the American Association pennant.
With only today and Sunday left of
the campaign, Bruno Bethel and his
Indianapolis tribe were still in front of
Minneapolis by the slenderest of mar
ginS-a half game. Both won easy
victories yesterday to maintain their
pace.
Last year Toledo won the pennant
from Milwaukee on the last day. fact
that encourages Bethel. who believes
the flag will remain in the East
This is how the two contenders lined
up for the home stretch today:
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indianapolis can clinch the pennant
by winning its three games, all of which
are against a siXth-place club, Toledo,
while Minneapolis can win it only by
two wins, while the Indians are drop
ping three. If the Millers cop their
two games and indianapolis loses two
out of three it will be tie and cham
pionship play-off will be necessary In:
dianapolis has one game today and
double-header Sunday
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DISTRICT TRAPSHOOTERS
ENGAGE VISITORS TODAY

Washington Gun Club and Oriole
Gun Club trapshots of Baltimore we're
to try conclusions this afternoon over
the local course at Benning in the first
of the 1929 series of intercity
matches. Competition at 100 targets
was to start at l o'clock.
There also was to be a special Is
target event for a setter puppy.
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Won. Lost Pct. behir
New York. IS so .655
Philadelphia. 90 So .641

Games to play: New York. at Chi
cago, 3 at Cleveland, at Detroit-to-
tai, g. Philadelphia at Detroit, 3 at
st. Louis at Chicago-total, 8. zone
against Boston dropped from Philadel-
phia schedule)
The National League situation re-
manned the same so far as it concerned
the Cardinals and the Giants, who were
idle, but the Cubs lost important ground
through suffering 2-to-1 defeat in
Brooklyn.
Tho cton6iou'
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AS NOW ARE FACING
GREAT ODDS IN RACE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The odds against the Athletics in
creased materially yesterday when the
Mackmen saw their star pitcher, Robert
Moses Grove, defeated in Detroit for his
eighth reverse of the season, while the
Yanks were clambering ahead over the
Chicago White Sox.
The AS lost by to as the Yanks
won by S to 2, and the lead Of the
champions was SO increased one full
game to two engagements.
The standing.
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Denver, So; Amarillo, 4-3.
Oklahoma City. 6: DeS Moines, 5.
Omaha, 6-l; Tulsa. 5-4.
Wichita. TO- Pueblo, 2.
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ACES BACK TO BACK
FIRST GAME
WASHTNET0'

Runs batted in-GOslin, Judge, Gerken.
Stolen baSes-RueI 90. GOslin. Sacrifices
Gerken. BluCge. Ruel Double play-Brax-
ton to CrOnin to Judge Left bases
Washington. II; Cleveland, II. First base
ballS-OH UnderhiIl. ); off BraNtOn, =.
Struck Out-By InderhIl, {; by BraNton, !.
Hit by pitched balI-By BraxtOn 81. SewcID.
wild pitCh-Underhill. ImpircS-MesSrS.
Geisel. MCGOWAN and Owens.
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GRID REFEREE SELECTED.

BALLSTON, Va, September %
Coach j. F. Wilson of Washington and
Lee High School has selected 'Hobey''
O'Mera of Washington to referee all of
the Generals home games in foot ball
this Fall.
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Games to play: st. Louis at New
York. at Brooklyn. at Boston-total,
g. New York. with st. Louis, 3 with
Cincinnati. with Chicago-total 8.
Chicago at Brooklyn, 3 at Boston, 4
at New York, / at Cincinnati-total 8.
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TURF STARS IN RACE.

CHICAGO, September % Delivery
Western handicap performer in train
ing, including such speedsters as Mis-
step. Flat Iron, Mike Hall, Crystal Pen
nant and Sankari, was entered in the
LaSalle Handicap. the feature race at
Lincoln Fields today.
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BUFFALO, ROCHESTER
FIGHT FOR PENNANT

NEW YORK, September % (P).-The
international League fight now has been
narrowed to Buffalo, the champion and
leader, and Rochester, the challenger
and runner-up. The season ends to-
morrow.
The standing today was:
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OUISE SULLIVAN and Maude
Preece, two well known local
sportswomen, have been selected
4 to act as instructors of the Girl

Scout Lie Saving corps, WHICH
will continue its classes in water safety
work throughout the Fall and Winter
which were begun this Summer at
camp.
once week the group will devote
a period in the Ada Thomas Memorial
Pool at the K street Y. W. G. A. to
this work, with those who have earned
the title of "life-saver" assisting Misses
Sullivan and Preece in the teaching Of
swimming and in coaching the girls who
expect to take the American Red Cross
life-saving test.
Announcement from Girl Scout head
quarters has been received to the effect
that all Girl Scouts who desire to join
the class should register at the Little
House. 1850 New York avenue as soon
as possible. Registrations will be re-
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WANTS KIDWELL TO CALL.

John McQuinn of the Virginia White
SoX base ball team wants Kidwell, sec
ond baSeman of the Penrose A. c. nine
last season, to call him at Clarendon
1868.
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DIssENTS ON LOUGHRAN.

The Illinois State Athletic Commits
sion has declined to join the movement
to recognize Tommy Loughran of Phil
adelphia as Gene Tunney's successor
to the world heavyweight champion
ship throne.
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'Batted for Glotzbach in ninth.
G e. r 8 ', no.. So 9 9 9 9 as
RunS,-Boucher (2l. Hilleary f2l. Ritenour,
schneider r. Hughes Errors. Ritenour r
Before the game yesterday Johnny
Han. Three-base hit-Schneider. Double
pIay-Hall to w. Hughes First base on balls
on Hughes. /: off Hollis. 2. Hit by pitched
ball-By Hollis Fowler. Struck out-By
Hughes, 6; by Hollis, s.
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Runs battcd n-Judge, CrOnin. Montague.
TwO-baSe hit-Judge. Three-base- hit-Bol-
ten. Stolen bases-Rice, Harris. Sacrifice
MOnta que. Double plays-Bluege to Harris
10 judge; Lind to Montague to Bolton. Left
ON bases-Washington. =; Cleveland. ).
First base on baiiS-OH Moore, :; off Jones,
): Struck OUt-By Moore. 1; by Jones, 4.
Umpires-Messrs. MCGOWAN, Owens and
GeiSel.
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ENTER BOXING TOURNEY.

Announcement is made that II so
far have entered the elimination box
ing tournament to be held october
at the City Club to pick team to rep
resent that organization during the
coming season.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Oakland, 10; HOLLYWOOD, 4.
Los Angeles, S: Portland, 2. ::
Sacramento, 5; Missions, 4.
Seattle, IL; San Francisco, 6.
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RUNNER ENTERS C. u.

William McNiff, who starred on the
West Philadelphia Catholic High
School track team as a miller, has en-
tered Catholic University.
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Septem-
Der 22.-The Potomac and Shenan-
dcah Rivers were muddy this morning.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Buffalo, Z; TORONTO, 3.
Rochester, 80; Montreal 0.9.
Newark. g. Jersey City,. l.:
Other clubs not scheduled.
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MAVIS GRlDDERs DRILL

Mavis foot ball candidates are 20 u5a,
ice tonight at o'clock on Sixth ar
3 streets. All players are asked to b
on hand. W
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GAMES TODAY.

Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Phila.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at n. York.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Indianapolis. S; Toledo. /.
St. Paul. 8; Kansas City. 4.
Minneapolis, IL; Milwaukee, 5.
Columbus, 10; Louisville, 8.
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Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
Repaired; also New Radiators
Harrison radiators and cores In stock
Wittsatts, 1909 18th North 7l77
Also $40 18th. ~ Block Below Ave.
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GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Washington at Clrve. WaSh'gtOn at Chicago.
New York at Chicago. New York at CIeve.
Phila. at Detroit. Phiia. at ST. Louis.
Boston at st. Louis. Boston at Detroit
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BIC LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
WashingtOn. 20; Cleveland, IL.
New York. ); Chicago, ?.
Detroit, o; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston, ); st. Louis, 3.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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GAMES TOMORROW.

Cincinnati at N. Y.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston. j-2; Cincinnati, 3-3.
Brooklyn, ,; Chicago, !.
Pittsburgh, 6; Philadelphia, :.
ST. L0uis-New York, not scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-15

Oklahoma, after several weeks visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Walter An
drews. Mrs. Andrews accompanied
them a. far ss San Marcus. where
she visited several days. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. z. Pennick and
daughters, Misses Maurine, Lucille
and Margaret Whitscn. visited sun,
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard
Pennick in San Benito. In the eve
ming they attended the Mission fair.
Mrs. Walter Sullivan Of Brownsville
accompanied them rs far as San Be-
nito.
III. G. Hough is spending Tuesday
and Wednesday in Corpus Christi on
business.
Fields Hampton, who Is
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WESLACO
SURPRISE SHOWER

A delightful occasion was the sur
prise shower given Tuesday evening
by Mrs. C. Z. Anderson honoring her
niece, Miss Ivy Wilson, whose mar
riage to Ollie w. Smith of Muskegan.
Mich, has been announced for the
Christmas holidays. A color scheme
Of pink and white was effectively
carried out in queens wreakh and
other fall flowers. A clever guess
ing contest was won by Mrs. ]. X,
E~ichleberger. who received a lovely
flower basket which she in turn pre-
scented to the honor guest. A toy
wagon and a large basket of gifts
were given the bride-to-be. Deli.
cious refreshments of hot chocolate
and two kinds Of cake were served.
The long list Of guests included Mes
danes J. e. Montgomery, II. A. Hal
loway, L. W. Black. J. NJ. Mauldin. ],
r. Morgan, C t. Fort, Lula Wilson.
Lon Perkins.T. L. Underwood. W. A
Smith, X. J. Durr, r. G.. Childre, Oh
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Thursday. November IS, 1878

State university. spent the weekend
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mar
II. r. Hampton Mrs. Hampton
companied him back to Austin, whera
she will spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Cooper and
family of Ada, Okla. have arrived
70 spend the winter here. They arc
now guests nc the Walter Andrews
home.
Mrs. II. A. Holloway and daughter.
and daughter, Miss Irene, were Tues
Mics Manon, Mrs. W. Ii. Stevenson
a. visitors In Brownsville.
~. p. Andrews left Tuesday for
h;s home in Ada, Okla, after visit
inc several weeks with his son, Wal.
ter Andrews.
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Legion Auxiliary
Has District Meet

Continuation of the child welfare
work and the rehabilitation as con
Quoted during the past year is TO
be the special task of the Valley dis
trict Of the American Legion Auxil-
larry, according to plans announced
ia the district convection held We'd
nesday afternoon in Mercedes. tbs
includes particularly the playground
at kerrville, and work among the
children of disabled soldiers. Addi-
tional aid to the amount of $3.50 has
been granted by the national treas
ury.
A large part Of the meeting was
given TO hearing reports from the
national and state conventions, Civ
en- by Mrs. Harbert Davenport Of
Brownsville and Mrs. Harvey Hix-
son, Of McAllen. Mrs. Hixson COM
plimented the Brownsville bugle and
drum corps on their splendid APP
pearance, saying that they were the
most striking in the entire parade
a the national convention. Mrs.
Davenport gave a glowing account of
the all-states dinner, at which there
were 900 representatives from H.
i~liaries oil over the country. Chair
men Of all the Valley units also
gave brief reports.
II was decided TO hold the next
meeting Of the district organization
in Brownsville, when the delegates
will be guests Of the local auxiliary.
A short program of music and
dances had been arranged for the
entertainment. and at the close Of
the meeting a delicious plate lunch
% vas served.
In the absence Of Mrs. J. r. Fos-
ter, of Harrington. the district chair
man, Mrs. Davenport, who is state
vice president. presided. Mrs. Ben
c. Clark. president Of the Browns
vile auxiliary was also at the meet
ing.
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s T TO SOCIETY

HOSTESS TO SOCIETY
Mrs. Marshall Bourne was hostess
to the Missionary Society Wedpes-
day afternoon at her home in West
Sebastian. After a brief business
business meeting the book, women
and the Kingdom" was studied and
discussed under the able leadership
of Mrs. Delbert Moran. The book.
Women and the Kingdom" will be
studied when the regular schedule
of study will be resumed.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Berry Stallings.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served.
POSTPONE STEW"
The high school pot stew" which
was TO be held near the old school
house Friday evening vas postponed
until the coming week on account
of the rain.
BOYS CLUB
The Boys club under the able
leadership of local teachers Ralph
Lanier and Lewis Woodson, spent an
enjoyable week end near Pit. Isabel
duck hunting, coming home laden
with ducks. Those going on this
trip were Paul Smith, Arthur and
Hubert Jones, Travis Stallings. Paul
Little. George Groom, Alan Gustaf-
son and HarIe Blundell.
Mrs. z. X. Watson and son KLEIN
ann uraro 0nagfc ~ che MarrkuU MS
Retail Association given in Ray
m~ondville Thursday evening.
Arthur Sprouse who is attending
college in Kingsville came down Fri
day evening spending the night and
Saturday morning with relatives
here. He was accompanied to San
Benito by Klemann Watson where
Arthur spent the weekend with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Bourne and
children Betty 10 and Sonny return
ed home Sunday after a sojourn Of
three months in Louisiana where
Mr.. Bourne owns ginning interests.
They visited relatives in Mississippi
and New Orleans returning via VIM
berry where t.ey spent several days
at their summer home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. ". T. Wilson motored to
Brownsville Wednesday to visit the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson who is
critically i'll there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bourne mo-
tored to Falfurrias Sunday afternoon
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Bourne
who had been visiting in other states
for several months.
Harvey Klemann Of Donna was a
guest at the N. r. Klemann home
here Wednesday.
Newton Klemann, Jr., who spent
last week with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. Sprouse Of San
Perlita accompanied Klemann Wat
son home SATURDAY..
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Valley Society
Phone z
Phone z

eral games, prizes Of embroidered
linens were awarded to the winners.
Mrs. J. L. Rentfro received the
guest prize. and Mrs. R. c. Morris
held high score among the club,
with Mrs. J. II. Batsell second.
Salad, sandwiches, potato chips.
cake, coffee and olives were served
for refreshments.
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woMEN's STUDY CLUB
dizzy Spells
Result of Clicked Bile Duct,
and High Blood Pressure
Quick Way to End Them

Dizziness, headaches, biliousness,
constipation point to liver and gall
bladder elogged with thick, sour bile.
Bi-a-lin, prescription OF a noted doctor,
banishes dizzy spells ike magic
Rouse liver, purify intestines, promote
free flow of biie-you can't be we'll
until you do Bi-a-lin will FIX you ND.
Guaranteed. Get It TODAY at any
good drug store.
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Just Sew Meets
With Mrs. Howard

Mrs. Duff Howard entertained the
Just-Sew club Wednesday afternoon.
Seven members and one guest were
present. The guest list was Mrs. g.
S. Duff. who is here from Jackson,
Tenn. During the afternoon a
toothsome luncheon of hot rolls,
salad. fruit cake and coffee was
served. Mrs. W. l.. Pendergraft will
be the next hostess.
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Mrs. Dickinson Is
Hostess to Party

Mrs. A. d. Dickinson. Jr.. had a
very pretty party at her home Wed
nesday afternoon for four tables Of
bridge. The personnel was made up
of the membership of the Wednes-
day bridge club and a number OF
guests. Great clusters Of pink and
red radiance roses we're the floral
decorations used. After PLAYING sew
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Comings, Goings,
OF Local People

Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Wilson left
Tuesday evening for Temple. where
Mr.. Wilson will take treatment in
the sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wise arrived
from Nashville, Tenn. Sunday
morning. They will be the guests
of their daughter. Mrs. r. c. Morris
for an extended visit.
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there was n short business session.
during which time 1t was decided 20
hold the club reception mt the home
Of Mrs. ID. L. KirTsn December 4.
The next regular meeting wiwll Sc
held ovember 81 at the home Of Mrs.
F. Z. Smith with the subject Of
study. THE Quality Of Population
-Eugenics." Mrs. ". M. Sutphen.
Mrs. A. T.. Bradbury and Mrs. II. T..
Finley will discuss the lesson
PERSONALS
Mrs. Glen Schuepbach Of Harlin-
gen spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. j. M. Watson.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Cooper and sou,
Lynn. left Tuesday for their home in
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AUXILIARY CIRCLES

The Circle of Ruth Of the Baptist
Woman's Auxiliary met Thursday
afternoon for its regular Bible study.
Mrs. j. r. Davis was the leader. Aft
er the lesson, a short business ses-
ion was held.
The South Side Circle met at the
home of Mrs. j.. o. Wharton. Mrs.
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CHR

PRISCILLA CLUB
Mrs. F. L. Moore was hostess Fri
day afternoon to the members of the
Priscilla club at her home on North
Twelfth street.
The usual pastime furnished enter
tainment. and during the social
hours refreshments of pumpkin pie,
cheese and coffee were served.
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Wayne Gilbert, who was the week
end guest Of his parents, entertained
a group Of friends Friday evening at
the T~epehuaje Country club with a
dance.
Mesdames III. <. Gilbert and p. j.
Folsom were the chaperones for the
evening.
There were about ten couples pres
emit to enjoy the hospitality.
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liver Swinnea. Clardie Clark. T. F
Hudson. j. H. Head. c. NJ. o'Neal
W. L. Forbes, Jess Avinger, Franz
Rooster, H. d. Langkop. Harold To-
bin. Douglas Mauldin. Roy Kendrick
j. Canton, p. O. Stolz. /. z. Martin,
d. 7. Gibson, Monte Walker, +. Ne
will. v. c. Thompson. Lynn Wright,
J. 5. Phillips. Earl Clark, b. j.. Scott,
r, Taylor, X. Nj. Anderson, Lewis
Tillson Of San Juan, A. Pattie. NJ. l..
Dew, r. B. Johnson, S. L. Burlington,
]. X. Eichelberger of Wichita Falls.
II. 1. Morgan, Clifton Davenport,
Willie Parks. John Black. Sam Ra-
b~inovitcz. Julius Frosch. Ernes:
Schoen, Leslie Parks, Aaron Harris;
Misses Manon Holloway, Catherine
and Gladys Clark. Verna Ruth Com
pere. Iva Anderson, Agnes Avingt-,
Loell Taylor Selma Langkop. Juanita
Martin, Texie Mali, Olive Worm,
Irene Nettles, Norma Mauldin, Mary
Liuise Anderson, Margaret Smith.
Elizabeth Nevill, Ruth and Gladys
Shepherd. Mary Beth Daily. Julia
Lee Board. Elizabeth Whitson, Faye
Rosne Ruth Rives, Ruby Hedrick aud
Ida Mae Morgan.
Miss Wilson is the daughter :.
Mrs. Lula Wilson. After the we'd
ding, which will occur during the
Christmas holidays here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will be at home in Mus
hogan, Mich.
HIDALGO MEDICAL AUXILIARY
The Womcn's Auxiliary Of the Hi
dalgo Medical association met Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs ]. z. Montgomery for a
short business session. Mrs. VI. O.
Schaleben and Mrs. C. ] Hamme OF
E%dinburg. Mrs. J. T. Caldwell and
Mrs. NJ. Smith Of Mission and Mrs
T. W. Glass Of Weslaco were in at
tendance.
EASTERN STAR
Mrs. Oar Ratliff gave a report
Tuesday evening at the regula,
meeting of the local chapter Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star of the
meeting Of the grand chapter he'll
several weeks ago in FL Paso, n
which she was the delegate. A short
business session concluded the meet
ing.
wOMEN'S STUDY CLUB
The Women's Study club met il
regular session Tuesday afternoon a.
the home Of Mrs. Monte Walker with
Mrs. A. +. Bradbury in charge o
the afternoon program, which was 4
discussion of 1.-THE Declining Brit
Rate: The Ethics of Small Families.
Roll call was answered with curren'
events. Mrs. +. r. Hudson and Mrs
c. B. Kirgan gave two very interest
ing papers. Following the program
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ANUSU CLUB

Misses Marcella and Rosemary
Fink entertained the members of
Amusu club of the Daughters of
America at their home on North
Thirteenth street, Thursday evening.
The entertainment was in the ma
ture of a "can social" and was par
ticipated in by thirty members.
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FRIDAY CAIFNnAR

FRIDAY CALENDAR
The Ircarnate Word PIT. A.
meets at the convent, $3.50.
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n AT

". L. Moore had charge Of the Bible
study. There were thirteen present.
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Mrs. A. c. Taylor OF Hidalgo was
hostess Friday evening to the mem.
bers of the Hidalgo Bridge club.
Mrs. +. Galvan received first prize
and Mrs. r. A. Brooks second.