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New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given OF the APP
prevail and adoption OF street. build
ing and veranda lines on Housh
street by the Town Plan Conmis-
sion as the result OF the Pubic
Hearing duly warned and held on
Sept. 10. 1928. and q review or the
opinions expressed at the hearing.
The approval and adoption cover
A street 50 #. wide with "a IT. build
ing and 16 fl. veranda lines on both
the East and West sides of Hough
street.
The adopted street. building and
veranda lines are shown on a map of
Hough street dated May Is. 1928.
drawn by Eng. J. N. Mckernan.
signed by ]. +. Lamb. Chairman of
the Town Plan Commission and filed
for record with the Town Clerk of
PlainvilIe.
The Commission finds no benefits
accruing to or damages sustained by
any person owning land included in
said map or plan.
+. T. WHEELER.
Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

New Haven. Oct. IS Rl-Edward
Leo Randolph. Yale freshman of
Pleasantville, N. y. who fell to his
death from the fourth floor Of
Houghton hall on September IS. was
killed accidentally. coroner's find
ing made known today. The report
stated that he either walked out OF
an open window or fell while search
ing for a rug. lost from his room.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
GUNNER FAIL IN
HOLDUP ATTEMPT
Maida Nan Speeds Away
Yh ll!!,! Ordered 70 70! Stop
mrs. {. W. CASE DEAD

Over 100 New Voters Madc-Aen.
sington Nine Again Cleans Up Fal-
cons-Mrs. Victoria Raczkowski
Dissatisfaction az Court-Items
Cathode road in Kensington was
the scene Of another attempted hold
up last evening at II o'clock when
four gunner confronted Harold
I.amphier Of 5s7 West Main street.
Meriden. Lamphier frustrated the
bandits attempt to stop him on the
road when he speed away after he
had been ordered to stop his car.
According to the Meriden man.
the four bandits. two of whom were
armed. were stationed on either side
Of the road when he first sighted
them. Two OF them ran out into the
center of the road and ordered him
to stop but jumped away when he in
creased the speed Of his car and
dashed by Lamphier reported the at
tempted holdup to the Meriden po-
lice and stated that he thought that
he had hit one Of the two men In
the road when he sped by them.
The Meriden police investigated
but found no clue Of the bandits.
This 10 the second time In two weeks
that attempted holdups on the Cat
hole road have proved unsuccessful.
Mrs. Celcstia w. Case
Mrs. Celestia Wilcox Case. aged
90 years. died at the home of her
niece. Mrs. Arthur Birdsey of 1852
East Main street. Meriden. yesterday
afternoon after lingering illness.
She was the last one of a family of
II and 10 survived by a son. Fred
Case Of Berlin.
Besides her son Mrs. Case leaves
three nephews. Linus Wilcox Of
Pennsylvania. Gilbert Wilcox of San
Jose, Cal. and Wilbur Wilcox of
Mertden: also eight nieces. Mrs. c.
Brewer of Los Angeles. Cal. Miss
Anna Milcox Of San Jose. Cal. Mrs
William Beasley Of Berkeley. Cal,
Mrs. Anna Wright OF Stamford. Mrs.
Hiram barrow of Massachusetts.
Mrs. r. C. Bingham of Marion and
>Hrs. Arhur Birdscy Of Meriden.
The funeral arrangements are in
complete.
Accident On BeriiD Strcct
Two cars were badly smashed up
IL an accident on Worthington ridge
yesterday afternoon near the
Hcarthstonc tavern. Mrs. Thomas
Sylvester Of 201s Avenue street
Brooklyn. N. r.. was injured and her
husband was badly shaken up az a
result Of the collision.
=. According to the police. Sylvester
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15

death. The funeral will be held ut
2 o'clock Wednesday ut the funeral
home OF r. r. O'Brien IN Main
street. lnterment will be In West
cemetery.
Many Ncw Voters
-Four hundred and tifty-two new
voters, or an average Of 1. an
hour. were made al the first meet
ing of the board OF selectmen at the
city hall Saturday. Up to 1880
this morning Is voters had been
made today.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
Fhrewell Party

Farewell Party
A farewell party In honor Of Miss
Jean Cassidy was given Saturday
evening at the home OF Miss Verona
Schubert Of Canal street During the
evening she was presented with
handsome travelling bag containing
$o5. Miss Cassidy today began her
training as 4 nurse at the Hartford
Municipal hospital.
Married S. Years
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Dresser OF
FarWington avenue quietly celebrat-
ed their 53rd wedding anniversary
at their home yesterday. During the
afternoon they had as guests Rev.
and Mrs. Roy Wilkinson of Plain
Vile and cousins OF Mrs. Dresser
from Southington.
Farm Bureau Meeting
An all day meeting OF the Farm
bureau group will be held in the
Baptist church Wednesday. begin
ming at 1880 o'clock. Miss Olea
Sands will be the instructor and will
teach the making of tea wagons.
Those who attend are asked to bring
their own lunches.
Grange Notes
Plainville Grange will hold a reg
ular meeting at 1880 o'clock this
evening in its hall. The third and
fourth degrees will be conferred on
a class of candidates by the Litch-
field degree team. A harvest sup
per will follow the degree work, the
committee being chairmaned by Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Lowrey.
The attention of local fifth degree
members is called to the fact that
the sixth degree will be worked Fri
day night in Torrington.
Failed to See Dtrigiblc
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd b. Stillman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodruff mo-
tored to Lakehurst. n. j.. over the
weekend with the expectation Of
seeing the landing OF the Graf
Zeppelin" They returned today
without having had their hopes
realized.
The Victims will meet this eve
ming with Mrs. John Robbins Of
Pennington avenue.
Mrs. John Corey of 1o1 Whiting
street stated today that she and her
husbsn nd had been the ones who dis
covered the car stolen by William
Jackson some weeks ago. Jackson
was arrested Friday.
The board OF assessors will be IN
sessions from to o'clock on We'd
nesday. Friday and Saturday after
| Moons and from Z to o'clock Sat-
urday night. They will take lists of
taxable property.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Webster OF
Park street are entertaining Mr..
| Webster's sister. Mrs. l.. N. Lom-
bard Of Chester. Pa. Mrs. Iombar d
is returning from Amherst. Nova
Scotia, where she has been visiting
her mother.
Constable r. Judd Wadsworth be-
gan his duties as traffic officer at
| blossoms corner this morning.
Vice Principal Douglas Macdonald
will address Boy Scout Troop ~ at
its meeting this evening at the
Church of Our Saviour. His topic
will be Columbus"
Cosmopolitan Rowling
The Rockies won all four points
from the Pinnaclerox team In the
Cosmopolitan bowling league q,
Harris alleys Friday night. while the
BUCCANEERS downcd the NJ. e
church COR three points. The stand.
ing:
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15

Mabel N. Byington announces the
opening of the Fireside Gift Shoppe
at 1870 East Main street. Plainvilie.
Conn. on October Is. Imported and
hand painted objets dart. Orders
taken. Photographs tinted. Hours:
10 a. nj p. M. p. nj .. m.
-advt.
rs Canal St. Plainvillc-4 rooms
Central. Modern improvements. In
quire q Canal st. Tel. ?7.-advt.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
RED CROSS NEEDS $3.50
New Britain Chapter Reports RE-
ceiving 400 Toward Relief Fund


Money keeps trickling In for the
Red Cross relief fund and officials
of the New Britain branch are
hopeful that the quota of $500 will
be reached. Approximately $40 still
is needed.
Only $127 has been reported since
last Thursday. according to Leon A.
Sprague, treasurer.
The fund stands as follows:
New Britain quota $4,000
Received Thursday .$4,333.8l
Received since last
report .............. 127.00
Total received $4,46O.S1
Still nodded ...............5 39.l9
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-21
Comings, Goings
OF Local People

Mrs. N. Z. Dutro is visiting her
mother in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Wells is in
New Orleans for a short visit. Later
Mrs. Welsl will visit her relatives in
st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Marshall White has returned
from San Antonio, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Parker.
WORKMAN Davenport and Luther
Faux left Monday for Austin to re-
enter the law department Of the
State university at Austin.
Mrs. +. ID. Putegnat left carly in
the week for San Antonio, where she
will receive medical attention.
Resell McChesney left Wednes-
day Mexico City.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Celaya Of San
Antonio, who have been the guests
Of their brother, Jose Celaya, left
Wednesday evening for their home.
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moon. They will make their home
on North Austin street Before her
marriage Monday, September 10, Mrs.
Fitzgerald was Miss Rowena Smith.
After a SUMMED vacation spent at
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Minneapolis, Mimi,
and many other points, Mrs. "A. B.
Calder has returned to San Benito.
She will resume her classes in piano
with a few days.
Samuel Spears had MS his guest
Sunday, his daughter. Mrs. Lois
Hughes, who is o faculty member Of
the Brownsville junior college. Mrs.
Hughes recently received her NJ. A.
degree from the University Of Texas,
at Austin
Mrs. William Gum and sister,
Katherine, and mother, Mrs. Geo. A.
Espey, mot0red 10 Corpus Christi
Tuesday morning where they will
spend several days visiting with Mrs.
q. B. Dodds.
Rev. Francis M. Davis, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church. left
Monday night to attend the stated
fall meeting Of the Western Texas
Presbytery held in Westminster
church, San Antonio, Tuesday night
MT n MRS. req III. GCntGE U1 tut
their guest NJ. w. Smith Of Kansas
City who is in the United States
government motion picture service
Visiting in the home OF Mrs. !. B.
Sigler, Is Miss Ruth Sterling Of
houston.
Miss Star Hope Edgerton departed
Wednesday morning for San An
tonic to attend the ~Incarnate Word
Academy.
NJ. J.. Davis returned today from q
trip to San Antonio.
Horace Barnes, who has been visit
ing his brother, Charles Allison, left
Monday night to attend Rice lnsti-
tute nt Houston.
After spending a few days visiting
Mr.. Allison's parents and other
friends in San Benito. Mr.. and Mrs.
~. s. Allison have returned to their
home at Kingsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wedegartner
returned Wednesday afternoon after
making a trip to Austin and San An
tonic.
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HAIR
PERSONALS

. AaAN1RAN4AAA1
Mrs. Loren Dumont, Loren, Jr-,
Marian and Marie Dumont have re-
turned from an extended visit in
Iowa and other states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ruecking and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer
spent Sunday in Brownsville.
Mrs. Esther Hart, new Valley
Y. W. G. A. secretary and Mrs. Hays
Of Mission we're visitors in Pharr on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uuy Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Gum gave a treasure
hunt on Thursday evening az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Gum and
q fine time was reported.
Mrs. l.. j. Polk vas hostess 10 the
Wednesday Bridge club on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Fox arc moving
70 Houston to make their home in the
future.
J. Lee Stambaugh left Thursday
evening for Fort Worth 10 attend a
meeting OF the executive committee
of the Texas State Teachers Asso-
citation.
The Lions club Of San Juan put on
a program in Mission on Thursday
evening Of this week with J. Lee
Stambaugh making the arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Kelly were
visitors in Pharr this week.
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Valley Society
Phone z
Phone z

Mrs. Ted Jahns. and mother. Mrs.
p. 4. Bradley have returned from a
motor tour. of Virginia and Florida.
Mrs. j. A. johnson, another daugh-
ter Of Mrs: p. 4. Bradley, accompa-
MED them from Houston on their
tour.
Miss Alberta Brown left Thursday
morning for Bolton, Texas, where
she viii enter Baylor College.
Mrs. John r. Harris and daughter
Mrs. Arthur Cowden, left for Dodge.
Texas, Friday night 70 be al the bed
side of Mr.. Harris who is seriously
i'll.
G. Spicer and Earl Macintosh
left Saturday night to see the HouS-
ton-Wichita. Falls series game in
Houston Sunday.
After spending several DAYS in
Monterrey and Saltillo, Mexico. Mr.
and Mrs. w. ID. Holland returned Fri
day. Mrs. Holland was Miss Frances
Eistner before her marriage. We'd
nesday, September 5. Mr. and Mrs
Holland are making their home on
North Travis Avenue.
Andrew Bowie and Guy Trent left
Friday night by auto for points II
the Mississippi valley. They will meet
James g. Bowie Of San Benito AZ Ion
lin, Mo-, on their way north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4. Poster If
sioux Falls. 5. D., are making their
permanent home here.
L. A. Naldetero, San Benito's Mo-
neer druggist. returned home from
san Antonio Sunday morning where
ne mas been many weeks in q hos
pital where he underwent a serious
operation. Mrs. Valdetero also re-
turned with him.
Walter w. Rowland of Mime
apoiis, who formerly lived here. Is n
visitor in San Benito for 4 few
Mr and Mrs. Joe G. BaIlenger left
Tor San Antonio Sunday night.
Misses Esther Foley and Edna
Taylor left Saturday night for Den
ton 70 attend the College OF Indus
trial Arts.
Fred Turner has returned from a
trip 20 the north middleveest.
Travis Wallace left for College
station Sunday night to attend A. <
u. College.
Miss Hazel Wade left Sunday night
70 attend Ward-Belmont College at
Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Helen Crispin has gone to
Bolton. Tex, where she will be a
student az Baylor College.
Miss Frances Marie Gay departed
for San Antonio ID resume her
studies at the Lady Of the Lake Col
lege where she expects TO receive her
b. A. degree.
+. II. Downs returned Monday morn
ing from San Augustine. where he
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Downs
father, II. q. Burke. Mrs. Downs
will remain in San Augustine for a
few weeks longer with her mother.
William Mallory and Bernard Lebo-
WITT, members of the 1928 graduating
class. have departed to attend the
University of Texas.
J. l.. Crawford. Jr.. left Sunday
night for Austin for the University
Of Texas where he will be enrolled
as n junior student.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald re-
turned Saturday night from New Or
leans where they snent their honey
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the official route 70 the convention
and passed a resolution urging all
LeKionnaires to attend enmnss rather
than individually.
The resolution was passed, IL was
stated, because the main strength
Of the Valley delegations hope 20
advertise this section and the side
trip. lies primarily In unity and CO.
operation
Unity Of forces, in addition to the
33-piece bugle and drum corps the
40 & 3 quartet, 400 Don Juan "
tunes, the San Benito float, 10000
copies Of the Valley Legion booklets
given out as souvenirs. banners or ail
descriptions, the song sour Valley
many to this section on the side-trip
the committee believes.
The Missouri Pacific Lines have
announced special train service on
the following schedule, each train
consisting Of standard pullmans and
chair cars.
Headed BY the Burle A. Drum
Corps Special No. 4 will leav'
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Floyd Visor left for Houston
Friday nigth-
Mrs. Mary Doyle and daughter
Miss Magdelyn. have gone to Ne
braska for q visit.
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on the power OF the printed page,
stressing the need for good reading
for children. After prayer by Mrs
J.. H. Couch an open discussion was
held on how best to use the remain
ing three months 70 win the Ruby
Anniversary victory. The closing
prayer was led BY Mrs. b. y. Scott.
At 4 o'clock the regular mission
airy was given with Mrs. NJ.
L. Dew in charge. "Bible Study"
was given by Mrs. N. G.. Hargett-
Family Ties" was presented by Mrs
b. j. Scott. Mrs. J.. b. Morgan gave
"The Graded WI. M. u. w. nj. Y.
Specials and the w. NJ. u. in Ac-
tion." Praying, judging, serving.
and enelisting was discussed BY Mrs.
J. II. Couch. The closing number.
Business Women's Circle was
given BY MISS W. : Carpenter
ENTERTAIN GROUP
Mr.. and Mrs. b. X Traylor enter
tanned with a social meeting the
Group Section No. / of the Christian
Missionary society Tuesday evening.
After a pleasant evening ice cream
and cake were served to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Z. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gound, Mr.. and Mrs. n. n.
Yarbrough, Mrs. Oar Ratliff and
Mrs. w. H. Friend.
PERSONALS
Miss Louise Russell. who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Il. l.. No
ret, returned Tuesday to her home
in San Antonio.
Leon Clark and Joe Rowland left
Wednesday for Bryan. where they
will attend Allen Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Solether and
son returned Tuesday evening, after
an eight weeks visit in Ohio, Illi-
nois, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Mrs. A. q. Hough Of Houston il
visiting her son, A. C. Hough, Jr-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schmidt left
Wednesday for Corpus Christi after
several days visit here
Mrs. ID. W. Iford returned We'd
nesday after seven weeks in Ohio,
New York and Pennsylvania. Dr..
ford returned the same day, after
spending several days in San Anto-
MO. Miss Mildred left Sunday for
Dallas. where she will attend S. NJ
u. this year.
Mrs. Blanche Jones Of Harrington
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FL Jardin Friendly
With Mrs. Hanna

The Fl Jardin Friendly society met
this week at the home Of Mrs. d. Z.
Hanna. The hostess had arranged
a two-course luncheon, consisting of
sandwiches, coffee, ice crema and
cake, for her guests. A number Of
games and contests furnished the
diversion for the afternoon, in which
Mrs. Jesse Hunter won first prize,
and Mrs. Dan Keller second Mrs.
Walter Keller will be next hostess
to the club on October 3.
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URGED
AT 5. A. MEET
L~egionnaires Should
Travel Together,
Heads State

Preparations to transport all Valley
L~egionnaires going To the national
convention in n body arc going
ahead rapidly. accordingly 20 mem
bers OF the "On to San Antonio CON-
mittee appointed by the Valley Gen.
trail committee. The committee has
designated the Missouri Pacific as
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spent Wednesday night at the 4.
G. Brasher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Greer Of Edin-
burg we're Wednesday night guests
Ut the J.. 7. Darwin home. Mr.. Greer
i teacher in the Edinburg punior
college. Mrs. Greer III instructor
in the State university.
Miss Minnie Pearl Miller Of New
ton Is visiting her brother, A. ~.
Miller and family.
l.. G. Delp Of Pharr visited his
sister, Gertrude, Wednesday eve
ming.
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FRIENDSHIP GLUE
nAuGHTERS or WEsLEY

An enjoyable afternoon was spent
Friday BY the Daughters Of WesleF
Bile Glass ut the home Of Mrs. d
A. Palmer. A quilt was pieced for
the Mcxiquito hospital after the bust
ness session. About twenty guests
were served dainty refreshments in
the latter part Of the afternoon.
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Arrive San Antonio IsUV O. m1 q
trnin. breakfast. and lire up for tne
Valley parade. Over lUu puiImln
reservations have been MADE iro"
Brownsville 20 date t4-
Thr AOn To San Antonio" commit
~ Y composed W II. III. HoskIng'
a. rn.tein. n. r.. Closncr, l.. r.
Mrorr, ana M. R- Kiekel-
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Hidalgo Jury
In 6 True Bills

EDINBURG. Sept. 2I.-The grand
jury for the September term Of the
10Th district court turned in six true
bills as q first report
ln the suit fer debt OF foreclosure
with Matt Pierce versus H. l.. Eisel,
the court denied the defendant the
right to have u hearing of the case
in Matagorda county. This was the
only case coming before the 93rd dis
trict court, Thursday.
Both the 93rd and 10th district
courts are unassigned cases Friday
and Saturday.
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SPECIAL SERVICE

In observing the state mission
week Of prayer the local Baptist
church set aside Wednesday for spe-
cial services. The morning devo-
tional was led by Mrs. w. L. Forbes
with the opening prayer a. the key
note message by Mrs. z. l.. Com
pere. Mrs. j. 4. Couch discussed the
first number on the program. Re
leasing Spiritual Power Through
Prayer" The interesting subject Of
sour Church Women" was discussed
BY Mrs. w. C. Baker. The closing
prayer was led by Mrs. II. w. Diggs.
After the bountiful noon lunch
served at the church the afternoon
was devoted 70 study. The subject
was "Win Texas Through Enlist
ment. Preaching. Teaching. Healing
and Young People," The devotional
was led by Mrs. +. c.. Couch with the
opening prayer BY Mrs. s. ". Bran
don.
Mrs. c. W. Gound discussed the
subject Of ~Christian Education
Mrs. W. Il. Forbes gave a talk on the
Valley hospital at Harlingen and the
results Of tag day. Mrs. 4. l.. Com
pere presented an interesting tlak
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WESLACO

LLANO GRANDE BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. c.. /. Haven entertained the
Llano Grande Bridge club at her
home north Of Weslaco Wednesday
afternoon. The afternoon score win
ners were: Mrs. w. II. Baxter Jr. for
the guests and Mrs. g. Lester Skaggs
for the club members. A lovely sal
ad course was served.
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SAN BENITO
n FOR GUESTS

DANCE FOR GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bonner honored
the visitors Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hick-
mar Of San Antonio, and Captain
Leslie W. Brown Of Iowa City, Iowa,
with an enjoyable dance given on tho
patio Of the Stonewall Jackson hotel
Throughout the evening orchestra
music was furnished for the pleas
ure Of a large group Of guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Hickman are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Corneti
and Captain Brown is here visiting
his sister, Miss Ruth Brown anc
Mrs. J. r. East.
METHODIST MISSIONARY
At the home Of Mrs. q. q. Henson
on North Sam Houston Boulevard an
interesting meeting Of the Methodist
Women's Missionary Society was held
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. +. W. Nc
Allister presented the program for
the afternoon. The devotional was
conducted by Mrs. L. c. Fitch, Mrs
John Prentiss presented an interest
ing paper followed b. q clever play
on Stewardship" Mrs. Charles She
lander's solo, "His Eye is on the Spar
row" completed the program. Deli
cious refreshments were served ia
the late afternoon.
SECOND BIRTHDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nesmith cele-
brated their little daughters, Sibyl
Lorene. second birthday anniversary
with a party Friday afternoon, Sep.
TENDER IL. given at their home. Many
dainty gifts were presented 70 the
little honoree. During the afternoon
interesting childish games were en-
joyd. Punch, cookies. and candy
were served at the close Of the aft
O Guests included: Janice
Mae Merritt. Alice Jennet Merritt
Peggy Nesmith, Eleanor Nesmith
burg, Johnnie Mae Plemmons, Patsy
Louis Aleen Andrews, Phil Brooks
Dr., II. ]. Willis. Jr., Paul Merritt.
Jr., Nanta Louise Hart. Jackson,
Tenn, and Joyce Aleen Gardner.
HOUSEL-CASEY
Miss Fannie Housed, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Housed, was
welded to Mr.. James Donovan Casey
Tuesday. September Is, 1928. Rev.
n. Barton. pastor of the First Meth
odist church, performed the cere-
mony at the home az the brides par
ents or North Sam Houston Boule-
ward. Only immediate relatives Of
the bride and groom were present.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey left for Madison
Wisconsin, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Casey will continue
his studies in the Medical school Of
the University Of Wisconsin there
and Mrs. Casey will enroll in another
department Of the University.
FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Mrs. Frank Dodson was hostess TO
the Thursday Friendship club at her
home on South Reagon street. Mrs.
Jack Byrd and Mrs. Andrew Smith
were the prize winners during the
afternoon which was spent playing
fantan. To the eight members pres
ent q delicious luncheon was served
Mrs. j.. l.. Palmer will be hostess AZ
the next meeting which will be held
at her home.
DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
Friday by the Daughters OF Wesleg
Bile Glass at the home of Mrs. d
A. Palmer. A quilt was pieced for
the Mcxiquito hospital after the bust
ness session. About twenty guests
were served dainty refreshments in
the latter part Of the afternoon.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Floyd Visor left for Houston
Friday nigth-
Mrs. Mary Doyle and daughter
Miss Magdelyn. have gone to Ne
for q visit.