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1 sought to portray for you
come Of the experiences through
which We pushed and some OF
the emotions that ] endured dur
Ing the narrowing journey through
the storms and fogs, until at last
cur pilots brought Us to our island
mentioned our EXPERIENCES In the
9ogs Of the Grand Banks and mas.
terly way in which Koehl and
Fitzmauice brought our splendid
craft through that crisis. ! told OF
the tnumpings Of the heart which
we all felt. but which no one men.
toned. when Fitznaurice discovered
that we had leak in the Bremen 8
oil tank--a circumstance that would
have spelled sudden death for
everyone OF III, had It not been Tor
the resourceeulness OF our Irish
comrade, who quickly found the
leak and repaired Il before infinite
damage could be wrought. Again
spoke about our almost hopeless
cruising over Labrador on the
morning OF the second day and OF
the picture which each Of US had
Of q forced landing In that frozen
desert OF the North, where for
hours on end. we cruised without
sighting single human habitaticn
or sign Of life.
Other Problems Arose
An these were difficultures Of
our geat adventure. difficulties that
appeared TO IA as insuperable at
times and that ! am sure each one
seriously doubted If we should ever
overcome. But they were not the
Brennenss first difficulties. Our
first troubles were or another sort,
but they were troubles, nevertheless.
that, In their way. were just as
difficult OF solution as any that
ne encountered in our flight. The
The Washington times., 1928-04-21
Mrs. Bill to Address
C. S. Parent Church

Mrs. Annie G. Bill, leader Of the
Christian Science Parent Church,
has returned from England where
she has been lecturing and teaching
during the last four months, and viii
deliver an address at the Sunday
service OF the Parent Church tomor-
row morning at II o'clock in the
Hotel Lafayette.
The Parent Church In London and
its many branches throughout Great
Britain have experienced growth
during the last six months. The Lon.
don congregation has trebled in size
within year and has required Vic.
toria Hall for its services since Feb.
ruary. Mrs. Bill viii leave in a few
days to lecture for some of the
branches Of the Parent Church.
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TOMORROW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Christ and the
Home
BY REV. EDWARD TABER
t 1 Tonne

MANY remedies suggested. One
Is the so-called companionate
marriage. Another il the sug-
gestion Of q uniform divorce law
for the entire nation.
The Pharisees came to Christ
with their problem of divorce.
AS usual. they sought to trap
Him. They quoted Moses, and
the provision for separation un-
der the Mosaic law. Chris, an
gwered. "For the hardness of
your heart he wrote you this
nreceut," At the very best
divorce can be only the lesser
Sc two evils. The emphasis Of
Christ was placed on the LAST
ing character Of true devotion.
One of the most charming Of
all the narratives Of the Savior
Il the one in which the children
are brought 10 Him. The dis.
cipIes rebuked those who brought
them. thinking the Master TO
be fatigued, or perhaps believing
His time to be too valuable TO
give to a reception Of children.
The response of the Savior is
one of the most famous Of all
His utterances: Suffer the little
children to come unto me, and
forbid them not, for Of such is
the kingdom of heaven.
Religion is not primarily Of
the intellect. It belongs funda-
mentally to the sphere Of the
emotions and the instincts; not,
Of course, to the hysterical senti-
mentality that sometimes mas
querades as religion.
The truth Of religion, as al
great prophets have taught,
comes to men through the i'm
stincts and that great, though
mysterious, emotion faith.
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Jesus of Nazareth was d
preacher Of social justice. One
searches His teachings in vain
for dissertations on theology. He
was essentially practical.
Repeatedly Christ asserted that
religion was of value only when
it was applicable to daily life.
The fig tree was condemned
when it did not bear any fruit.
by their fruits We shall know
them"
The cleansing Of the temple
by. the Savior is an example of
the fact that He resented al.
vorcing religion from life. The
temple In Jerusalem was the
center Of the religious life Of the
people. It was the headquarters
of the priests and the rabbis.
But the religion Of the temple
was q dead and formal thing.
In the wake OF the emphasis
placed on burnt offerings came
graft and corruption. The Mas
ter, in splendid anger, drove out
the money changers and over
turned their tables, crying. 1T is
written, My Fathers house
shall be called 4 house Of prayer,
but We have made it q den Of
thieves.
Naturally such drastic action
astonished the people and ang-
cred the priests. The great
multitude saw in the daring young
Prophet q champion Of the
masses. The ruling classes saw
only rebel, . dangerous enemy
Of the established order.
Obviously one OF the great
problems confronting modern life
il the problem OF divorce. The
number Of divorces has grown
much faster in recent years than
the population. We have seen
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BAPTlSMS ANNOUNCED

Rev. II. Hez SVEN, pastor Of the
preach tomorrow morning on Where
/ Put Cod. Several persons will be
baptized at the evening service.
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They had wandered
ont into the starlight
from the club We
randa. Behind them
was the faint stru1n
Of instruments as the
orchestra tuned up
for the next dance.
s.Just time for one
more cigarette, !" he
urged.
Two people plus a
package of York
towns make an en-
viable combination.
There is something
about the mellow
blending of those
seven friendly tobac-
COS that intensiies
the joy Of a too brief
moment. Try them
yourself and see.
Twenty for 15c.
LAsus, Richmond. Virginia
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Louisville Preacher
To Fill Local Pulpit

The preacher in the Church Of the
Covenant tomorrow morning win be
the Rev. Charles w. WEIGH, D. D..
minister of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, of Louisville. Or. WEIGHS
sermon subject will be "A wilderness
for Testing" Rev. William A. Eisen-
berger will preach on Simon, Called
Peter" at the night service.
The Sunday school begins It's ses-
sions at 9:45 o'clock. Kindergarten
and Light Bearers are In session dur
ing the morning hour of worship.
Christian Endeavor service will be
at 6:45 o'clock and the niidweek SER
vice Thursday at D. ID.
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RI IN SERVICES
FOR MOTHERS
DAY.

REV. DR.. Joseph r. sIzoo. pastor
of the New York Avenue Fresby.
terrain Church, will make the prin-
cipaI address at the national Moth
ers' Day. ceremonies beside the
Tomb Of the Unknown Solder on
May is. The services are being
arranged BY the American War
Mothers and numerous patriotic
organizations win participate.
The choir Ok the First COngre
gationai Church. composed Of SIS
voices, under direction Of Ruby
smith Stahl, will sing Souls ~
the Righteous" by Perkins Noble
and .sFlow Blest Are They" by
Tchafkovski.
REV. DR.. James Sherm Mont
gornery, chaplain Of the House.
will pron0unce the benedictiDn.
Numerous church groups are col
operating III plans Tor the program.
Hundreds Of war mothers from
alI the States have arranged 10
Journey TO the Capital. The com
niittee in charge ~ headed by Mrs.
John g. Gchafer. wife of the WIS
consin Representativ
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SERVICES m FRENCH

The Rev. FIorina VurpilIot, pas
tor of the French congregation Of
st. Johns, Sixteenth and Lafay-
cite Square. will preach at 4 p. m.
tomorrow on la Lettre ct l'Esprit.
sumed next autumn. All seats are
free at these services, which are
entirely conducted in French.
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The eomvemlenCes af h0Eae can ~
enjoyed when you rent enc OF tha
fmFmighed rooms offered for rent IN
today's Times and Herald classified
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Members of Congress
Will Speak at Church

RepresentatiVe WfIburn Cart"
wright, of Oklahoma, viii teach the
Bible class at the Fifth Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. At the
morning service at IL o'clock, Repre-.
setative Brooks Fletcher will speak
and Mrs. Fletcher will sing.
At the evening service DR.. John e.
Briggs, the pastor, will preach on
Following Jesus"
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OCEAN FLIGHT SERMON

Greater Than Flying the Ocean"
will be the sermon subject tomorrow
night or the Rev. Harold y. Beatty
pastor of the Georgetown Lutheran
Church, wisconsin Avenue and Volta
Place. In the morning he will speak
on sThe Running-Ov Cup.
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STARR TO SPEAK

what Il the First Step Necea-
sary In Political RECONSTRUCTION"
is the subject OF an address to be
delivered by Western Starr ton1Or-
row afternoon ct 3 o'clock at the
siciana Hall. 1906 d ST. II. w.
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Bros. and Ware. made a business
trip to Corpus Christi this week.
Mrs. 4. Z. Swertfager has returned
home from Brownsville where she
had been for surgical treatment in
ing rapidly.
Mrs. A. A. Wilson left Wednesday
for a visit with relatives and friends
in Odcm ard Sinton.
Mrs. w. II. Bowling has return
ed from a trip Of several weeks in
North Texas.
Miss Villa Mae Taylor won the
loving cup in contest at Wcstmor-
land college at San Antonio. twenty
young women vieinR for the honorS.
Miss Villa Mae will return to Dom
m this week with her mother who
is now visiting in San Antonio.
Miss Lucille Ray is at home for
the summer vacation after having
spent last school year in the uni
versity ut Austin.
Mrs. Walter q. Weaver and Miss
Jennie Redfield were Harlingen Wis
itors Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher and
daughters Hazel and Phyllis left
this week for a visit to their for
mer home in Wisconsin. and will
return in the fall.
Miss Adeline Fraze is here from
Memphis. Tenn. visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fraze.
Misses joyce Price and Dixie Earl
Huffer were among the Donna stu
dents to enter Edinburg Jr. col
leEe for the summer term.
Mr.. Kirby Townsend and Miss Ge-
neva Anderson were married Sun
day night, Nav %. at the Christian
parsonage. Rev. Farmer officiating.
Mr.. Townsend is q son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. b. Townsend who live north
Of Donna and the bride a daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Anderson.
The our couple will make their
home in Donna where they have the
best wishes of their wide circle of
friends and acauainrances.
Mrs. Frank Hester was hostess 70
the younger society set on Monday
night az a dance AZ her apartment
at the Plaza hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Clark of Ebony
Heights were Donna visitors Mon
day afternoon.
=. d. Pitcher spent Monday after
noon in Weslaco looking after BUSH
ness matters.
Mrs. F. o. Flouriet was operated
on at the Mercedes hospital Friday.
having been taken there when suf-
fering from ar attack Of acute ap-
pendicitis. At last reports she was
improving as well ~ could be ex-
pected.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ~Slingerland Saturday. but the
little one lived only a few hours and
was laid to rest Sunday In Donna
cemetery.
Mrs. Eta RingEold, home demon
strstor of this county. has received
leave of absence for the months Of
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Miss r"; ss 1s'. "''''s S 9 Getty P'S s. s..'~
Phone Number
Seven

July and August. Sne will spend
most Of this time in New York in
school where she expects TO take up
special work in interior and exter-
Tor decorating. She will visit her IA
Their in Philadelphia before her re-
turn.
Last Wednesday n large number OF
friends from north Of Weslaco sur
rrised Mrs. Neal Matthews at her
home south of Donna. Mrs. Matthews
was before her recent marriage Miss
Lima Brothers. popular Weslaco girl,
and her many friends presented her
with many gifts for her new home.
Refreshments of iced tea. cake and
chicken sandwiches were served aft
er a lively afternoon OF contests and
games
Several young people from Donna
attended a zone rally Of the Waller
League Of the Lutheran church in
Mercedes Sunday.
Mrs. Walter G.. Weaver, of Don
ma, has as house guest her cousin,
Mrs. Will MINER Of Oakland. Neb.,
a member Of the national board OF
federated Women's Clubs. She
will be present and speak to the
Lieutenant Thomas Ballou chapter,
ID. A. R. at their meeting in Harlin-
gen on Flag day, June II.
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academy. The dance was given by
several Of the young men Of Browns
The honor guests were Lyndall
Yoder, Elisa Crixell, Amanda Cava-
zos, C~onsuelo Samino and Frederick
klieber. Other guests included
Messrs. and Mesdames Henry G.
L.rausse, A. Johnston, v. L. Crixell,
c. Borus, N. Jaurez, Artaro Crixell,
Luciano Crixell, j. Lavois, Misses
Victoria Cara. Amanda Cavazos,
Consuelo Samano, Rebecca Canter,
Lala Villameva, Zoila Cara, Irene
Garcia Gomez, Raquel Garcia, Lucia
CARA, Ana Maria Dosal, Estela
Lvois, Hope Samano, Consuelo Gar
cia, Judith Calderoni, Maria Calder
chi, Irene Bouts, Amelia Longoria,
Frederick kleiber, Helen Belling-
hausen, Loreta Schafer, Malvena
Garibay. Irene Crixell, Eloisa Crixell,
Maria Luisa Saenz, Messrs. Alfonso
Perez, Leobardo Velarda, Richardo
Garcia, Jr., Raul Besterio, Leonel
Cara, Teto Crixell, Jr., Nacho
Cara, Jose Calderoni, Jr.
DO AEIL OL1D
The Do Tell club w-s delightfully."-
entertained at the rome Of Mrs.
Eugene Richards at her home on
Washington street. The receiving
rooms were a mass of red radiance
roses and ferns in baskets and vases.
A luncheon of chicken salad, waters,
tuttifruti cake and punch was serv-
ed. The guests of honor were Mrs.
Knox Steiner and Miss Kate Belling-
hauser Of Point Isabel. Mrs. A.
Lawrence and daughter Katherine OF
FL Jardin.
TOURNAMENT BRIDGE
Mrs. George Bell was hostess
to the Wednesday Tournament
Bridge club az her home on Eliza
beth street. Three tables of bridge
were played. with Mrs. Chauncey
REID receiving the club prize and
Mrs. VIM. Aldridge the guest prize.
Both prizes were iardenieres.
A frozen salad course was served
TO the club members and following
guests: Mesdames L. Thomas, Faus-
to Yturria. Rand Wright. VIM. Aid
ridge. Lee Adamson, K. Kerr.
MRS. ADAMSON ENTERTAINS
A social event Of the past week
was the bridge party given Friday
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK


MONDAY
The Ladies Alter Society Of Sacred Heart church will hold q BUSH
ness meeting ut the home of Mrs. VIM. Richter.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church will. meet
Monday afternoon in circles. Circle No. 1 will meet with Mrs. Eugene
Bates. Circle No. 2, will meet at the home Of Mrs. Z. W. Taylor, Mrs.
Grosenhacher serving IS hostess. Circle M. 3 will meet ut the home
Of Mrs. Frank Reynolds IN Acacia Island.
Baptist w.. M. S. will meet Monday afternoon as follows, Circles
No. l and 2 will meet 1t the church, with Mrs. Ewing Clark 10 chair
mar of Circle No. l.. Mrs. E. II. Dowif. chairman Of Circle No 2 Circle
No. 3 will meet at the home of Mrs. Victor Rehmet on St. Charles
street at $3.50. The study lesson will be Royal Service.
TUESDAY
Tuesday Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Louis Brulsy.
Business and Professional Womens club will hold the regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Willie A. George AZ s p m. The
hostess will be Miss Maude Akers and Mrs. Winnie Cooke.
Hi 10 bridge club will meet with Mrs. +. Z. McManus.
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday Tournament Bridge club will meet with Mrs. A. G. Die
tel.
THURSDAY
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at ; r. n. at the American
Legion hall 0 n Levee street.
Do Tell Club will meet with Mrs. Monroe Ward at her home
The Thursday Bridge club of Fort Brown will meet with Mrs..
Rufus Land.
FRIDAY
The Friday bridge club will meet with Mrs Henrietta Signor.
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Ell JARDIN

A called meeting Of the Ell Jardin
Service club vas held Monday afte--
noon Of last week at the home Of
Mrs. G. l.. Hunter. a study lesson
on Texas history with Mrs. Hunter
as leader. was held. Mrs. Allen gave
a very interesting paper on "Pioneer
Days" of MI. Aliens father.
Election of officers 70 rthe ensu-
ing year was held: Mrs. A. III. Allen
president; Mrs. G. r. Stanner, first
vice president; Mrs. "A. Z. Derrick
second vice president; Mrs. Oar
Keller, secretary, and treasurer;
Mrs. w. H. Huffman, parliamenta.
rian. Next meeting will be held
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TERvEEN-BRowN NUPTIALs

Thursday afternoon Mr.. Fred Ter
yeen and Miss Aulie Brown were
bound in the holy bonds OF matri-
mony at the home Of the brides
parents. Rev. H. Ekrut, the nex
pastor OF the German Baptist
church, performed the ceremony.
The ceremony was witnessed bv
many friends who had gathered at
the spacious home Of the brides pa
rents. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown, living
north Of this city. The groom came
here last year from South Dakota
and is one Of our steady and pros
porous young farmers.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Bryan Collier spent Saturday
in Harliagen as guest of Mrs. Alva
Daniels.
Mrs. II. c. Fristo was a visitor to
McAllen over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Graham were
down from San Juan to spend Sat
urday with Donna friends.
DR.. and Mrs. w. K. Whigham, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter G. Weaver and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin G.. Mckiscill were among the
Donna folks who attended the re-
ception at the A. Y. Baker home in
Edinburg Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Backer have
as their guest Mrs. Backer's daugh-
ter, Miss Evely Cook Of Abilene.
Miss Cook is a student Of Simmons
college in that city.
A. h. Albers returned Saturday
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VILLA MARIA DANCE

A delightful affair Of the past
week was the dance given Wednes-
day evening for the graduates Of the
Villa Maria Of the I~ncarnate Word
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Valley Society News
and EDenfS

Ms. Rickerdike OF Medford, Okla
mother W Mesdames Herman and
Dan Loop, are visitors at n Loop
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Of Pitcher,
Okla and Miss Cunningham "a
Springfield, NO.. have returned to
their homes. after "A weeks visit ia
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w a.
Walker.
The many friends Of Mrs. W: A.
Walker will be glad 70 hear Mrs.
Walker III improving from her re-
cent illness.
MI. and Mrs. u. g. Sanbcrn and
daughter, Miss Catherine Of Olmitoi
were guests at the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Collie Wednesday. ),
Mrs. Don Lewis left overland
Monday for Chicago
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Business Building Is
Started in Harlingen

HARLTNGEN, June 9.-Constrlc-
tion work wv A $4,000 business build
ing here was started Friday Of inns
week. the building being owned by
X. W. Nelson of Harrington.
Contract for the structure va
awarded "a n. T.. Ewing of this city,
The building IN on West Harrison
street, between n. and a. streets
will be 100 BY 100 feet, one story, ana
especially arranged for an automo-
bile display location.
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n CONNALLY

Congressman Tom Connally. candi-
Gate for United States senator, was
the guest Of honor at a dinner party
RI the FL Jardin hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Brewer were the hosts and hostesses
C the evening.
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June 20 At the home Of Mrs. g. ".
Stanner.
The annual picnic Of the FL Jardin
community held Wednesday at COM
munity house No. ? was a decided
success from every viewpoint.
Throngs Of people gathered with
well filled baskets 70 spend the day
in the beautiful ebony grove. Speak
ing, games and contests were en-
joyed throughout the day. The
Black Hawk orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the day, also for the dance
in the evening Lemonade, ice cream
and coffee was free to everyone.
Complimenting Mrs. II. Kemper,
who is leaving soon for Chattanoo-
IN, Tenn, Mrs. W. H- Huffman en-
tertained Monday afternoon at her
home with three tables az bridge.
Mrs. Aubrey Perkins won high score.
Mrs. Baird held second place. Those
enjoying this hospitality were Mes
danes H. Kemper, Aubrey Perkins,
w. III. Street, a. WI. Barnes. IA. VI.
Derrick, John Martin. Otis Biggs, B.
G. Hanna and Mrs. Baird OF Browns
Vile.
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a bridge table. Mrs. Bascom Cox
won the guest prize, Madeira nap
kins. Mrs. Geo. Sell received the
low score. a box Of Madeira hand
kerchiefs.
Those enjoying the hospitality Of
this charming host we're Mesdames
George Bell, Herbert Thomas, G. C..
Kerr. T. W. Adamson, James White,
Hugh Kyler. Bascom Cox, M. r.
Hall. Harry Miller. r. G. Morris, q.
"a. Batsell. II. o. Macintosh. Joe
Vivier. r. X. Isom, v. A. Rehriet.
Harry Slavitchek, VIM. Richter and
NJ. Edelstein.
MISS GAY MORE'S LUNCHEON
Miss Gay More entertained at her
home Thursday at / p. m. with a
luncheon in honor Of Miss Hazel
Cowsn.
A color scheme CT yellow and
white was carried ont in the table
appointments and ices and confec-
tions.
A three-course luncheon was
served to the following guests: Sa-
lone McAllen. Vera Hall. Laura Lee
Tansill. Esther Weller, and Hazel
Cowan.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Cards have been received an
%rouncing the marriage of Miss Sue
Burgess Of Fort Worth, Tex, to
Albert Laun of Cambridge. Mass. in
Fort Worth on June Is. Miss Bur-
CESS will be remembered in Browns
vile as the guest on several occa-
SONS of Mrs. w. Z. McDavitt.
HONOR CONNALLY
Congressman Tom Connally. candi-
date for United States senator, was
the guest Of honor at a dinner party
at the FL Jardin hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Brewer were the hosts and hostesses
C the evening.
PERSONALS
Mrs. j. 5. Ford will have as her
fouse guest for the summer her sis
ter. Mrs J. B. McCloy. of Houston.
G. Helbig returned Thursday from
Austin, San Angelo and Galveston
where he has been for the past two
weeks. Miss Ruth Helbig remained
in San Angelo for a visit Of several
weeks.
Drew Patteson Of the Petteson
Motor Co., and J. S. Ford leave Sun
day morning for Colorado for three
weeks motor trip. Mr.. Pattescn's
daughter will accompany them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe Butler who
have made their residence in
brownsville for the past eighteen
months have gene to Paris. Texas, to
rake their home.
E. X. Goodrich. Jr., is the guest Of
his parents for a month, coming
from Santa Ana. Sonora. Mexico,
where he is connected with the An
derson-Clayton Co. of Houston.
Frank Goodrich, who has been at
tending the University Of Virginia
returned Friday to spend his vaca-
tion.
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MRS. ADAMsON ENTERTAINs

A social event of the past week
was the bridge party given Friday
afternoon BY Mrs. Lee Adamson at
her home in West Banker Place.
The house was a mass Of margar-
cts and snap dragons. The dainty
luncheon was served from individ-
ual card tables covered with hand
embroidered lunch cl5ths.
Mrs. Wm. Richter Won the high
score for the club. the prize being
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DONNA
GERMAN BAPTISTS
WELCOME PASTOR

Last Wednesday the German Bap-
tist church welcomed their new pas
tor, Rev. H. Ekrut, who m here
from Petrolia, Texas. The meeting
was presided over by Mr.. ID. w.
Heidland. who introduced the diff
ferent officers OF the church. and
they all welcomed Rev. Ekrut and
his family to the different activities
of the work. Mr.. Ekrut thanked the
congregation for their many acts Of
welcome extended him and his FAM
lily, and expressed the hope that good
work might be accomplished and ask
ed for the assistance of every mem
Der of the congregation. At the
close Of the program the ladies OF
the church served q dainty supper
and those present all expressed
themselves as having had q pleasant
evening together.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Jesse Keith OF Pueblo, Colo,
arrived Monday to visit at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. II. w. Shuler.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.. Loop OF Wa
keta. Okla, father and mother Of
Messrs. Herman and Dan Loop.