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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08
ROYALTY GIVES WAY
TO The DEbUTANTES
They Now Hold Spotlight IN
New York Society Circle

New York. Dec. S. RI-New York
debutantes stepped back into the So
cial spotlight this week after a fort
night OF serving as mere scenery on
a stage set for visiting royalty. In
this season crowded with celebrities
and a large list of debutantes than
ever before the buds life has be
come a serious business of trying to
hold her own. The first of the junior
assemblies, a series of dances Or
ganized for debutantes only, and nu-
merous charity entertainments gave
her her chance. Princess Miguel de
Braganza's daughter Nadejda. was
among those who attended the dance
give at the Ritz Carlton Friday
night. Even second year girls
were excluded from the party
where debutantes and their escorts
reigned supreme.
For Sweet Charity
Debutantes are already preparing
to do their bit for charity CARRIED as
peasant girls of Normandy at the
Bal Guignol which society will give
in January for the benefit Of the re-
construction hospital. Miss Cynthia
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08

Chauncy Smith-Winthrop Warren.
Annabclle-lrene Winger. Billy Kill
bourne-Harry Slade.
The civic committee of the Wom-
ans club. of New Britain met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
the chairman. Mrs. William E. Fay
on Lincoln road, The committee
voted to give 800 to the American
Legion. Eddy-Glover post for its To-
cal relief work and $50 to the Amer
ican Legion auxiliary of the same
post for its relief work this Christ
mas. for disabled service men and
their families.
December IS the committee will
take the children from the Chill
dren's Home TO the Y. W. C. A. to
see marionette performance. Jack
and the Beanstalk" by Miss Harriet
Peasley of Cheshire.
The committee also voted to main
tain A membership with the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Following the business meeting.
Mrs. Fay served tea. assisted by
Mrs. Earl V. Pomeroy and Mrs.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08

Bardeck: trustees for two years, Miss
Della Daley and Miss Margaret
Burns; trustees for three years. Mrs.
Mary Mcguire and Miss Catherine
OLeary.
The Amphion club of the Senior
High school presented a comedy in
three acts last night. The play.
They All Want Something" is by
Courtney Savage and is adapted from
the novel by E. ]. Roth, Dark Chap
ter"
The Amphion club. which has pre-
sented all of the plays at the school
in the last few years. is under the
direction Of Mrs. Amy c. Guf1ford
The cast of characters is as follows:
Kane Kilbourne-William Baker;
Hilda kilbourne-Dorothy Webster
Mr.. kilbourne-Allen Woodruff. Mrs.
kilbourne Elizabeth Harwood
Grosvenor-Louis Teich. Wade Raw
lins-John Black. Herb Wheeler
Douglas Harwood. Nalerie-Helen
Anderson. Virginia Elizabeth
Burns. Minnie Harlin 49, Lille Nc
Nulty. Jack Merrill-Wallace Davis
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08

Hart. Miss Martha Moore, Wesley
Parker and Donald Davidson. The
committee is painting and designing
a special set of scenery for each
play and has us workshop in the
new art studio of Miss Virginia Hart
and Miss Martha Moore in kensins-
ton.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Boys
club will hold its annual bridge party
this afternoon at the club house or
East Main street. The money raised
will 90 to the swimming pool fund.
Mrs. Elmer B. Stone who Is general
chairman OF the affair is assisted by
Mrs. A. c. Sundberg. in charge of
chairs and tables: Mrs. II. f. Parker.
tickets. Mrs. Z. l.. Warren and Mrs.
W. Z. Parker. table reservations:
Mrs. A. H. Scott and Mrs. l.. p.
Slade. candy; Mrs. W. H. Booth the
punch.
The following is a partial list Of
those who have taken tables: Mrs.
Otis Scripture. Mrs. A. j. Savard,
Mrs. Donald Leavitt. Mrs. Theodore
Greene. Mrs. Logan Page. Mrs. Will
liam Baker. Mrs f. A. Holstein, Mrs.
John e. Tobin. Mrs. H. 7. Wells.
Mrs Richard Niets. Mrs. Sherrod
Skinner. Mrs. Leon Kibbe, Miss Min
ME Rowland. Mrs. William H. Booth.
Mrs. Arthur kimbali. Mrs. Mortimer
H. Camp. Miss Florence Camp. Mrs
Elmer B. Stone, Mrs. Charles Swain.
Mrs. Harry E. Parker. Mrs. Paul
Rogers Mrs. Noah Lucas, Mrs. A. H.
Scott. Mrs. Peter McCrann. Mrs. NJ.
T. Hayes. Mrs. 4. G. Bull. Mrs. E.
l.. Warren. Mrs. Estella Plat, Miss
Clara 'Washburn. Miss ]. l.. Hough,
Miss Mildred McAulcy, Miss Elsie
McAuley, Mrs. William E. Parker.
Mrs. Carl Neuman. Mrs. Fred La
than. Mrs J. B. Thomson. Mrs.
James II. Robinson. Mrs. Clarence
Derrick. Mrs. Donald Bartlett. Mrs.
Sarah Ally Mrs. f. r. Davis. Mrs.
s. d. Smith, Mrs. Edward Steinle,
Mrs. o. J. Erickson.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08

ouimby will head a group who sells
balloons, flowers and cigarettes at
the affair which will bring an at.
mosphere Of France to Fifth avenue.
The ballroom will be decorated to
represent Les Guignols" or punch
and Judy shows. popular in the
parks OF Paris. Small iron tables
and benches. similar to those in the
Bots, will accommodate the guests
and create a continental atmosphere.
The Daughters Of the British En-
pire chose an old English fair a.
their method of helping charity's
cause this week. The roof OF New
York hotel was lined with rose trel-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08

George Curtis. Mrs. Laurence Mou-
at. president of the Woman's club
poured At THE attractive tea table.
A Christmas party will be given
by the Woman's club of Maple Hill
next Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Williah M
II. Fitzell. During the afternoon
Mrs. Harry Christensen of New Brit
ain will entertain with several Vo-
cal selections. accompanied by Miss
Marion Rau. Mrs. Frederick c.
Teich and Mrs. Frank Is. Rau will
assist the hostess.
Each member is asked to bring a
small gift for the Christmas bags
to be sent to the Newington Home
for Crippled Children.
At a meeting of the Polish jun
ior league held Thursday evening at
the home OF Miss Regina Studzin-
ski in Hartford. Miss Cele Grangel
Of Hartford was elected president Of
the club: Miss Helen Symolon, vice.
PRESIDENT: Miss Helen Stempien,
secretary, and Miss Sophie Horos-
| zczyk, treasurer. Miss Marie Os-
trowski was named chairman OF the
! welfare and social committee and
! Miss Mae Meskowski, chairman OF
the publicity committee.
The Drama League of New Britain
will start its first season on the eve
nings of December II and II with
! the presentation of three one-act
plays at the Camp school auditorium
The characters are all well known
in amateur theatrical circles in this
city.
The league was formed some tine
ago and now has a membership OF
nearly 200. Its purpose is to estab
lish 4 serious desire to interpret
the works of dramatists. modern
and ancient. in order that a better
understanding of the philosophy
contained in them may be acquired
DIR. r. w. Pullen has been named
chairman of membership commit
tSo W ouStCSu NlS. ititliuI DdSOh.
The league is considered to be an
important community project and
one that will gain popularity.
The first play to be given is Love
Watches" by Ruth L. Bassettc. The
cast Is as follows: Angioletto. Al
fred Bengston: Adeesa. Ruth Bas-
settle: Domenico. Robert Andrews;
Allesandro. the dukes son. Thuro
johnson and Ugolino. his aide, DR.
Pullen.
The second play is termed the
Dear Departed by Stanley Hough,
ton. Tho following players will take
part: Mrs. Slater. Mrs. J. H. Null
gan: Henry Slater. A. w. Beardsley;
Victoria, Estelle Gould; Mrs. Jor.
dan. Mrs NJ. c. Avery: Mr.. Jordan
Rev. r. S. Dunn and Abel Merri-
weather. H. Y. Stearns.
The third, considered one OF the
outsta nding one-act plays of modern
times, is entitled "The Valiant" TIL,
cast follows: The warden, Austin
i Stowell: Father DAILY. Harry Coho-
Ian: James Lyke. Rev. w. II. Alder
son: Josephine. Hilda krenn: Dan. Il
taller. +. W. Macomber and Wilson
an attendant. Ed Starr.
The plays have been selected by a
committee consisting of A. Stanley
Duncan. chairman: Mrs. Virginia
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08
MAN ENUMERATED

Middletown, Dec. 8 Rl-Zelik
Graicerstein Of New Haven was ex-
onerated yesterday In a coroner's
finding in connection with the
death Of William Z. Aston. New
Haven, following motor vehicle
crash on November II. In his find
ing the coroner stated that Aston
drove his motorcycle into the truck
driven by Graicerstein on a high
way in Durham. Aston died of in
juries received in Middlesex hospi-
tai.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08

Esther Stanley chapter. Daush-
tiers of the American Revolution.
were delightfully."- entertained yester-
day afternoon at the homo of Mrs.
f. Allan Moore on Sunnyledge. Mrs.
Harris B. Humason assisted Mrs.
Moore. Mrs. Howard Parsons. re-
gent, presided at the meeting. Re-
ports were read by Mrs. Robert
1'risbie. recording secretary: Mrs.
Parker w. Fairbanks. registrar. and
Mrs. William A. House. chairman
of the correct use of the flag.
The speaker Of the afternoon was
Mrs. Arthur ]. Hopkins of Amherst.
Mass. = well known short story
writer and lecturer. who gave
an instructive and interesting ad-
dress on "Why Read?"
At the close Of the meeting tea
was served In the dining room with
Mrs. Laurence Mouat and Miss Ell
len Moore presiding at the table.
which was decorated with yellow
roses and yellow candles. Mrs. Rob-
crt 7. Trisbie. Mrs. Bennett H. Hib-
bard. Miss Katherine Swift and Miss
Miriam Mouat assisted the hostesses
with the serving.
Mrs. Elisha Cooper will entertain
the members of the New Britain
College Club Monday evening at her
home on Vine street. The evenings
entertainment will consist Of Christ
mas music to be sung by four menu
bcrs OF the club Mrs. Robert Chap
man, Mrs. Emily Corbfn. Miss kath-
crime Clark and Mrs. Helen Smith.
assisted by Earle X. Bishop at the
organ.
The following have been elected
as new members to the club: Mrs.
Stanley Hart. Mrs. w. P. Dyer. Miss
Constance Twichell. Miss Edith
Adam, Miss Florence Woodward.
Miss Grace Bigelow. Miss Marian
Naughton. Miss Helen johnson, Miss
Anrelia Wentworth. Miss Rachel
Colby, Miss Cordelia kilbourne and
Miss Myra Foster.
The Commonwealth club opened
Its winter season with a dinner last
evening at the Elks' hall. Edward
Tomlinson Of New York gave an adj
dress on South America" President
Leon A. sprague presided:
The New Britain Teachers club
held its annual Christmas party
Thursday evening in the Walnut Hill
school auditorium. Miss Katherine
Clark was chairman of the commit
tee in charge.
Guest Day vii lbe observed by the
Woman's club next Tuesday after
noon in the parlors of the First Con-
gregati church. Through the
courtesy of Mrs Elisha II. Cooper.
Professor Walter Scott Perry OF
Brooklyn will give an illustrated art
lecture on the history art. religion
and life of the Mediterranean coun-
tries.
Court COLUMBIA. Catholic Daugh-
tors of America. held a regular meet
ing and election of officers Thursday
night at Red Mems hall. The fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Grand
regent. Mrs. A. M. Palmer: vice re-
gent, Mrs Rose kerwin: prophetress,
Mrs. Margaret Tarrant: monitor.
Mrs. Mary d. Clark: financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Margaret Mckeon: treas
,rer, Miss Anna McBriarty; sentinel.
Mrs. Nora Sundberg: lecturer, Miss
Catherine O'Leary: historian. Miss
Mary Stack: organist, Miss Emma
Dehm: chairman of flower commit
tee, Mrs. Mary Igoe: trustees for one
year, Mrs. Ida Griese and Mrs. Anna
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lises and stalls to represent - ~
English street. sa1 sootsly. 6seaDsd
in the flewered chints end PASTE.
lettes Of Mid victoriaa days ~
wares from the booths- Crystal Sa1-
ers, fortune.tetlsrs and palmists
moved about the tables wheFo the
patrons were served with tea. Lady
Isabella Howard. Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid and Mrs. Charles Dana 0ibeea
were among the patronsaeoo q the
affair. which was given fer the
benefit Of the Victorian heme for
aged British men and women.
CONTINUED on Following Pagsl
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08

Florence Rowland Of Hillcrest ave-
hue. In honor OF Miss Louise Lud-
low OF Hartford. Miss Ludlow will
become the bride OF Samuel Castle
Of Plainville, the last of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Corbin Of
Park Place gave = small dinner
party last evening.
Allen kinsella. son OF DR.. and
Mrs NJ. A. Kinsella OF Ten Acre
road. will observe his eighth birth
day with q party this afternoon.
Mrs. Leon Kibbe gave = dinner
and bridge party Tuesday evening
at~her home on Vance street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-08
CLUB EVENTS

Activities A mong the
Woman's Club Are Many
and Varied.
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CONTINUED on Following Passl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-08
TODECIDE ON
3 DISTRICTS
Eiidalgo Commission
ers to Hold Meet
ing Monday
lSnecial 70 The HeraIdl

'EDINBURG, July THE battles
which have arisen over the proposed
organization Of three new irrigation
districts in Hidalgo county will be
fought out before the commissioners
court here beginning Monday of next
week, and lasting through Wednes-
day at the earliest. with a possibility
Of the hearing being held on Thurs
day Also.
The three new districts proposed
are Nos. 3, 10 and III. and the prin-
cipal differences have developed
around the proposed District No. 10.
This district as proposed would in
clude about $4,000 acres of land, max
ing it one Of the major districts Of
the county, the land lying west Of
Mission in the Penitas and Tabasco
sections. It would mean. if the land
were brought under irrigation, the
spreading Of the irrigated section Of
the Valley westward into new terri
tory. the Mission district, with the
Goodwin district north and a little
west Of it, marking the present
boundary Of the irrigated section Of
the lower Valley.
The pros and cons to the district
have been about evenly divided in the
two hearings on il already conducted
by the court within the past few
weeks. Those opposed to the organ
~ization of the district are represent
ed by Mayor G. r. Dohrn and other
attorneys Of Mission, while those in
favor az it are represented by a
group az attorneys headed by d. W,
Glasscock OF Mercedes.
The opponents TO the organization
Of the district claim that a large part
Of the land il not subject to irriga-
tion without an extremely large out
lay of capital. The opponents claim
that they own about half the land in
the district.
Opposition to organization Of the
other ~ districts has centerec
mainly around questions of what
territory shall be included and what
excluded. They are smaller districts
and are in the Mission-Sharyland sec,
ton.
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vista at his former home in Granburyi
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Battles left Thurs
day night for jefferson, Ia, to spend
the remainder Of the summer.
Carl Wilt spent the 4th Of July ir
Corpus Christi.
r. j.. Bonner left Friday foI
Broken Bow, Neb., to accompany hi:
wife home. He will remain there
for a visit with friends before re,
turning to San Benito.
Mrs. William Gum and Mrs. W. ID
James were in Harlingen Thursday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Buck and small.
son left this week for San Antonio
where Mr.. Buck will enter the reserve
officers training camp. They will
later 20 to Chicago where Mr.. Buck
will transact business until early fall
Mrs. II. c. Jessup and son and
daughter, are spending a few days al
Point Isabel.
Mrs. John Cornell Of Luverne
Mimi, sister of II. J. and W. B
Hinkly of San Benito, and Miss Ethel
Jones of Adrian, Mimi, after visit,
ing in San Benito for the past week
have gon to Mexico City on a vaca-
ton trip.
Mrs. Mary f. Anderson, aunt OF
Miss Ethel Johnson. left this week
for Indiana to spend the rest Of the
summer months.
Charlie Heiple of San Benito left
Wednesday for his former home,
Chicago, for a visit.
Mrs. Ted Jahns Is now visiting in
San Benito for a few days.
Miss Ruth Wyland and mother,
Mrs. II. o. Wyland of La Feria, were
shopping in San Benito Tuesday.
Don Still. who is connected with
the Brash Clothing Co, has returned
from Dallas where he has been at
tending window display school. He
has been gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Robert Brooks and son, Chad.
left this week for Chicago where they
will join Mr.. Brooks who has been
there for the past two weeks. They
were accompanied as far rs Rockford
Ill. by Mrs. Brooks sister, Miss Ella
Smith. She has been visiting in San
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O
OCOU |

"BEOWNsVILLE SCOUTS

1AA1 " y AAAAN%a $3.50
Troop Nos. / and 8 Of the Browns
VILE Boy Scouts held a joint meeting
in the basement Of the Presbyterian
church.
This meeting was opened with the
giving of the Scout oath, after which
the Scouts made plans for a camping
trip next week. 1t was decided that
the Scouts should meet at the Pres
byterian church Friday AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock and go to Boca Chiea in q
truck, returning Saturday afternoon.
The Scouts were complimcnted on
the way they managed their soda
water stand on the 4th Of July.
In the swimming races at Fort
Brown the Scouts made a good show
ing. Leroy DIETRICH Of Troop 3 won
first in the loo yd. swim, 2nd in the
200 I'd. swim. and Ord in the mile.
Vance Wilson won LIST place in the
200 I'd. swim and Robert Glendenning
won End place in the 100 I'D. swim.
Scoutmaster King asked the Scouts
to bring their registration fees as
soon as possible. because the regis
tration Of both troops runs out this
month.
The business end Of the meeting
finished the Scouts went out doors
and played games until $3.50 at which
time the meeting adjourned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-08

CHRISTENING TRAGEDY
ST. LOUIS, No-Robert Ashley
dropped dead at the christening Of his
first g~randchild.
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Vail ley
Society
fContinued from pare four.l

CONTINUED from page four.)
course to the ten members present
The next meeting will be at the home
of Miss Mildred Ralston on July IL.
YOUNG PEOPLE
ENJOY SWIM
Mr.. and Mrs. S. z. Barr and Mr..
and Mrs. W. +. Edmondson chaper-
oned a crowd Of young people ct a
swimming party at Point Isabel
Monday evening. Those present were
Clarence and Annetta Schneider,
Il. NJ. Edmondson, Mary Frances
Parchman, Ernest, Theodore and Dale
Barr, Gwendolyn Zumwalt and Phillip
Brady Of San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-08
FIRESTATION
T0BENODERN
Structure VIII Add to
Efficiency of De-
Partment

Brownsville's central fire station,
70 be located at the corner Of Tenth
and Adams street. will be one Of
the most efficiently equipped sta
tions in South Texas, IS the fore
cast Of city officials.
Contract for the erection Of the
building, which is Spanish in de-
sign, constructed of brick, hollow
tile and concrete, was awarded last
week by the city commission 70 W.
l.. Nelton, and work is expected TO
get under way in a few days. d
cost Of the building complete wlll
be about 8 1000.
The structure will be 95 feet on
& Tenth and 81 feet IN Adams. two
stories, the ground floor TO be used
for the fire equipment, machine
shop, supply room and office. Inc
second floor will house the dorml-
tories, locker rooms, large drill
hall. shower baths and other con
veniences.
The structure will have three
doors on Adams street, fire trucks
to occupy each side of the build
ing with the chiefs car ! the cen
ter. At the rear a large machine
= shop will be provided. The supply
room and office will occupy the
central part Of the ground floor
the office having doors on three
sides.
The dormitories viii occupy the
north end Of the second floor, with
the Mushroom, shower baths and fire
alarm offices on the west end. On
the east side the locker room will
be located, and the remainder of
the second floor will te a large hall
for drill and other purposes. Stairs
run from the office on the ground
keor to the center OF the second
Moor. Four sliding poles will be
provided.
The structure will have a typical
Il Spanish roof with projecting red
tile. All windows will be arched,
those on the Tenth street side 10
be grated. A fourth entrance is to
be provided at the rear on the
Tenth street side to facilitate access
to the machine shop.
The entire structure Is designed
TO facilitate the service Of the de-
partment. city officials state. II
will provide ample room for all
81 equipment necessary az the central
station. and is So arranged that the
ouipment can he handled in the
bhinimum Of time.
* Less than three months will be
h required to erect the building. ac-
cording 70 the estimate Of the con
tractor. and the structure will prob
ABLY he ready for Sc early IN
i October.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-08
Meeker Buys James
Advertising Agency

MERCEDES. July 7.-R. ]. Meeker
of this city has purchased the JamA,
Advertising Agency. Inc. which has
been operating in Mercede- for sew
eral months by E. c. James Of Wes-
luco.
Mr. Meeker resigned his position
of advertising manager Of the Unit
Ell printing company here and has
taken over active charge Of the bus
mess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-08
Mercedes Man Is to
Distribute Cleaners

MERCEDES, July THE Ureka
Vacuum Cleaner company has named
c. j. Richards of this city, former
owner Of the White Tavern cafe
here. factory representative. and
will open a factory distributing Of
flee in Mercedes IN the near future.
The office in Mercedes will serve
all other towns in the Valley.
Mr.. Richards is spending n couple
Of weeks in San Antonio comforting
with branch representatives there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-08
To Attend Meeting
Of Business Women

MERCEDES, June Mrs. w. p.
King who was president OF the
Business and Professional Women's
club OF this city for the past two
years left this week for a several
weeks stay in New Orleans.
While in New Orleans Mrs. King
will attend the national convention
Of the Business and Professional
women's clubs. Mrs. KIN was ac-
companied on her trip BY her chill
drcn. Helen and Billie, and her
mother, Mrs. j. w. Eolsinger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-08
Mission Wins Prizes
In 4th Celebrations

MISSION, July mission won
several honors at the celebration az
McAllen on the Fourth. The cham
her ar commerce float. designed bv
Miss Elizabeth Spillman and renre-
senting the spirit OF '76 won first
nrize. The driver Of the float. Miss
Ruth Avis. rearescntrd "Uncle
SAM" with the Misses Clyde Wilson
and Melrose Stops representing tho
girls Of '76 and 2S.
Mission Boy Scout trcop No. 3.
under Scoutmaster Feline Garcia.
and Assistant Scoutmoster Barrera.
won first place in drill work. and
created much favorable comment on
their ability.
Mission hirh school band came IN
for second award. ana in the doll
buggy parade, little Marvel Dean
pooley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Farrar Dooley won second prize.
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Benito for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Agar and chill
dren are spending their vacation in
K~errville.
Mrs. Ralph Worthley left Wednes-
day night for Faribalr, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Brooks and two
children Of Houston have returned
TO their home after visiting Mr..
Brooks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Brooks. They we're accompanied
BY Mrs. Brooks who will meet her
brother in Houston. They will 70 10
Kansas and Florida later.
Mrs. Roy E. Clark and children
were visitors in Harlingen Thursday.