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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading OF Personal
is 8 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate

4 VALUABLE MARIMBA AT, HALF PRICE.
Suitable Christmas gift. Call evenings, Col.
l113.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN,
Hours, $50 to $50 $5 week
So A YEAR WILL GET .$1l,500 ACCIDENT
insurance and $50 weekly for disability. Also
Ton 1san nn0 IS nS'Ssn to To- Aadrssa 81
Upshur st. Phone Adams 5281.
DRIVING TO ATLANTA. GA, ABOUT DE-
cember 10. in Jordan touring, want to 4
Address Box 53-K, Star office.
TRAINED NURSE WILL CARE FOR. ONE
or two elderly ladies in her new home,
tiful and quiet location. Address Box 439-M,
SUNNYsIDE NURSERY = NEW. MODERN
thetic understanding of parents problems.
DAY NURSERY-MOTHERS CARE, BY
experienced teacher children, to z years
mo. $40; week, IS; day, 81; hour, Csc. ,2261s
18th NV. 10"
XMAS TREES, 1Oc. LARGE OR SMALL.
Phone Decatur 723. l6s
or chronic Invalid; 24-hour duty; $25 per
week; Dr.'s references. Frank. 6652, Apt. 16.
WILL SACRIFICE BLUE-WHTTE SOLITAIRE
diamond ring for cash. Address Box 406-M,
Star office. Is"
WOOD SAWED AT HOME. So CORD: STOVE
and furnace length, delivered, "a cord; So
W. D CORBIN, West 1415-J. l7e
for infants and children up to yrs. Gail
WOMAN EMPLOYED TO 4:3O WILL GIVE
sew or coach schooIchiidren. Address Box
433-M. Star office.
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW FOR PARTIES
nsSs zddress Bspf BoE 4s5% GGr star
IT'S JUST AS, LOGICAL TO WEAR. STOCa
teeth as stock arch supports We make
hsm from plaster oT SaSs 9f f9Ss R
oRATORY. 6l2 F NV, Suite 108.
With Julius aarfinokel. i Gold and silver lace
also remodeling Phone Lincoln 1860.
SWEDISH MEDICAL MASSAGE TREAT
ments scientifically given in your home by
appointment, call Columbia 474l Apt. 314. :
ENGLISH LADY OPENING SMALL SCHOOL
stbd Tor behildre9; ages to Best Best teachins f dir
ton: Highest references. inciuding British
embassy. 1915 goth st. NV. Decatur 1913.
FAT sUCKLING PIGS FOR sALE-oRDER
ans. one now for that Christmas dinner: Price,
Farm. Bethesda. Md.
AMANDA. SHOP. 1903 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Hats, HATS MADE sote to order Old hats" made new,
TAILORESS, DRESSMAKING- & FURRIER;
coats refined and repaired; all work guaran-
teed;, Mrs. .COOKUS. 722 llth st. NV. Met
ropolitan ATS.
TURE-COMPLETELY FURNISHED
1-room, kitchenette and bath apt; will sac
rif1ce; leaving town. Apt. 305. 1912 M NV.
WOULD LIKE ROOM IN HOME OF ED
erly couple; will do chauffering or other
work; young obliging man: references. Ad-
dress Box 447-M. Star office.
SMART BALLROOM DANCING PRIVATELY
taught by young lady widely travelled; be-
ginners specialized; English to foreigners;
social escort to theaters and supper clubs for
visitors in Washington. Address Box 4Sl-M
Star office.
MOTHER AND SON, BOTH EMPLOYED,
will share 7-room modern home in good To-
cality, with two or more adults: reasonable:
garage. Address Box 499-M. Star of1ce.
NATURES WAY TO BETTER HEALTH
Cleopatra electrotherapy, physiotherapy. Spe-
cialiSt for men and women. Call for ap-
Dointment. 1ll7 Vermont ave. NV Fl: 1883.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

PAPERHANGING - Rooms papered. S5 and
up; estimates furnished: WORK glIaranteed-
At e.; + George. 2129 18th st. NV. Apt 2.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

A GLOVE SPECIALITY LINE.
We manufacture two ranges mems horse
hide leather work gloves, IL styles selling
at 50 per dozen. styles selling at S12 per
dozen Fast sellers. Easily carried At
tractlve, compact sample case l0fo COM
mission. wonderful speciality line to sell
ested in men who can show successful SELL
ing record. Write for further information
Durhide Products Co., 900 w. Van Buren,
ChicaRO.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
WANTED-SALESMEN.

USED CAR SALESMAN. experienced; excel
lent proposition TO the right man. Apply
manager, Mott Motors, Used Car Branch,
1865 H ST. ne.
SIS DAILY possible taking orders wonderful
advertising and business stationery. Every
store prospect. 1000 cuts for customers
selection. FREE OUTFIT. N. X, WillenS
Co., GAL Van Buren,, Chicago.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
SITUATION-FEMALE.

WOMAN, well educated, desires position as
companion: good references: will accept
nominal salary. Phone Franklin 1881.
YOUNG WOMAN of character and ability,
with several years bookkeeping and steno-
graphic experience, wishes position; will call
for interview. Address Box 4l4-M. Star
office. IT.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
SITUATION-MALE.

ENGINEER-Sober reliable; District license;
accept other or similar employment. Lin
nnlfl 4Q26-I
Evening star., 1928-12-16
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

VIII convince you that we mean what we
say; al work guaranteed. Main 9293; j.
ShanSler. 17s
Evening star., 1928-12-16

CHEVROLET COACH. 1924; in good order;
$50 also Durant touring, s35. II Seaton
Evening star., 1928-12-16

YOUNG MAN to do general work in store;
must have operators permit; SIS week.
Annlv 723 9th St u w. 18H
Evening star., 1928-12-16

By the May Co, Baltimore, Nd Must De
capable of producing highest grade women s
fashions drawings; ability to direct art stan
and design page layouts also desired; must M
artist in large store may qualify. Write
Advertising Manager, stating detailed ex-
perience. salary expected and include samples
of recent work
Evening star., 1928-12-16

PAPERING. PAINTING, PLASTERING-Ali
work guaranteed, at lowest POSSIBLE ,5rices
joseph w. Cryer. ATLANTIC 221n 2Is
Evening star., 1928-12-16

FAPERHANGING AND PAINTINC-Special
prices christmas week only; one room will
pc pe papered or painted as a gift with every
SoG or over contract Peoples Home nec-
99rraa11lng 9ra1 Co.. Inc, Sl7 9th st. NV. Main
Evening star., 1928-12-16

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1924: fully equipped;
e.,tsel e real ry; puy; can arrange terms. Call Mr.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
PERSONAL.
(CnnfinuedD

WANTED-PASSENGER TO ATLANTA,
leaving Washington Tuesday morning; closed
car; references. Call Potomac 12l5-J.
I DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING,
walls and floors cleaned, shellacked ana
waxed: painting and papering odd JOBS.
BY hour: day or estimate. Call Ben. Poto-
Evening star., 1928-12-16

CAD1LLACS-314. So. 81; coupe sedan and
lncloSed limousine; most of them have been
TTisconditionee recon re1nished and some have new
price; your car in trade; easy terms. The
Washington Cadillac Co., 1136-40 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

tionally fine condition: Winter front heoter
sIs9 sn9 ,o9t ,co39tmplete equipment. Terms or trade.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
HELP--FEMALE.
{Noutiuuad1

NURSE to care for infant four hours daily,
hospital experience preferred; references re-
CURED. Address Box AGAIN., Star office.
NURSE, registered. for general nursing in
children's institution; salary starts $110 and
maintenance. In reply give full particulars
Years Address Box 455-M. Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING 70 AMARILLO, TEX; LEAVING
Tuesday; can take passenger. Phone Shep-
ard 3044.
MIAMI, S23; JAX., SIT; TEXAS, $25; AT
lanta, S13. .80 Greensboro, 81. Careful drivers.
Fla. cars wanted Sterling Hotel. Main 5237.
CAR LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA, DEC
22nd. Cars and passengers wanted for all
points. Chesney Travel Bureau, 1921 10th
Evening star., 1928-12-16

CHEVROLET COACH. ,27; 5 new tires. new
oyerhauled; backed by Ourisman Chevroiet
30-day guarantee; your car as part down
pay; balance E-Z; 1865. Open evenings and
Sundays. Ourisman Chevrolet, AnacoStia
bargain used-car lot 1920 Good Hope rd Sc
CHEVROLET CABRIOLET, late 1927; excel
lent condition, fully equipped. 5 good tires;
1895: terms. Barry-Pate Motor Co, 2525
Sherman ave. NV.
CHEVROLET SEDAN, l928-Many -extras;
cost $3.50; give away at s425; write for trial
Owner, 1914 Hobart st. 16s
Evening star., 1928-12-16

MEN, WOMEN-JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP-
orators; 5000 weekly; short hours; Burton
Linotype School, $50 NV. DAY ana evening. mn.
BARBER COURSE, SOS; day. night. Enroll
at l56 N. Gay St, City's Barber schools,
Baltimore. "
LINOTYPE OPERATING EASILY LEARNED.
home or college small cost; big wages; Tree
catalogue. Linotype School, Maumee, Ohio
IF A DoUBTER PASS ON, IF PROGRESS
sive read; think of the educational t9n diw value
courses get the best. earn real I,,saI salary
BOYD Secretarial School 1888 G; or M. 1888:
OFFICIALLY ACCREDITED PRACTICAL
ana pEofeSSlona1 fTaining seHESe IN NOW dN
for Beginners ss class. Public invited to visit
school and sit in" at classes; demonstra-
Gns a. and art eSsurss No chaTge ar PsFteS
DECORATION, 1905 18th st. NV. North 1926.
MENEn9y the Pr9sperty Of ba9bering 299ss1 in
men are, wanted in better. shops, trans
continental trains, steamships: etc; Write
Moler Colleee, l3s 4. 23rd ST., 6eW YORK. ~
learn the easy, fascinating course of tele-
phone switchboard operating. oxford Bldg.,
cor. 14th and NY. ave.
ATTo RRIvdMG 9uICKIYd TAUGaT bSe tn
men; established 10 year.: Call Lin. 81.
RIGFv Way DRIVING J EssONs taught in
ment NJ, s.r.gsss. ySESH F. 8io6. @ 0g IS.
SPANISH, FREN9H. herman, ENGLISH
tion. 1859 N st. NV. -i.stomac 968. 21'
RRg1sS LEsS0Ns csi Ns s make srso6 so5
so st. NV
AUTO DRIVING TAUssHf aUTcH.sY-Ex-
pert licensed lady ana man instructors.
Conover. 2l28 H ST. n.@. West 1908.
ART-WELL KNOWN LOCAL NEWSPAPER
staff artist of long experience will give indi-
Der who wish to learn illustration. fashion
drawing. commercial layout and design and
cover drawing; not only the theory but the
actual practice; only those willing to train
Sonable tuition. Class now operating. N S.
Main 5000. Br. So.
MEN. BOYS-BE SUCCESSFUL!
Learn barber trade quick. Best inStruc-
tlons: Warm. steady. inside work. Write
Baltimore, Md.
CARPENTERS. MACHINISTS, BUILDING
tradeSmen,. millworkers, etc. Prepare for
nlghef positions and more pay by learning
how to estimate, design and lay out your
work; day and evening classes; enroll any
time.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFTING.
18th and SITS. NV. Franklin 5626.
AVIATION - AMERICAS FASTEST-G GROW
ing industry offers you your big opportunity.
In the air, on the ground and in the fac
tories and offices of large aviation corpora
tons the services of persons trained in ayia-
tion are urgently needed.
The D. C. Air Legion offers ambitious men
and women OF Washington an opportunity to
get into aviation while the opportunities are
big. Tuition rates within the reach of all.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
ARE YOU TIE MAN?


DO you want to start at $40 to $65
weekly in order to advance to $4,000 a year
or more? VIII you work hard? Have you
car, and are you married? This is fine
opportunity to connect permanently with
large, old established manufacturer with
branches everywhere Complete training in
our methods given. Get new start. Write
TO-DAY. stating qualifications and telephons
number Address Box Bpm, Star office.
YOUNG MAN, preferably with
plumbing and heating experience,
to learn business; fair salary and
excellent chance for promotion.
address Box 43-K, Star office.
Patent Specification Writer
For Washington office: experienced in patent
once procedure and familiar with petroleum
tcrackingl and refining art; state educatlon
experience, aze and salary desired. Address
Box 445-M. Star Office. l8%
SALESMAN.
We want an experienced salesman to call
on the wholesale trade. we prefer a man
between the ages of 80 and As. Call in per-
son Monday between and IL am. az 1902
-&Qth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

car: good rubber; a bargain FOR SO Part
S,y; Say; l065 Wis. ave. Open evenings and
Evening star., 1928-12-16

CHEVROLET TOURING. i925-With Winter
GI. Sop: perIeet condition: good tires. Logan's
Evening star., 1928-12-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


EXECUTIVES seeking new CONNECTIONS an and
$4,000 yearly find in our confidential serv-
ice a highly specialized, dignifed and. ef-
fective means of placing themselves; not an
agency. Send name and address for full
particulars. J. T. Jennings, Room BOG, First
National Bank Bldg. New Haven. Conn.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS, cooks. maids,
day part-time workers, dishwaSherS, bus
boys. porters. laborers. Potomac SO.
POSITION wanted for night watchman.
white cook, waitress. bus boy and maids
If you need help, Call N. 1858. 1885 9th st.
NV.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE = Cooks. maids.
mothers helpers. part-time general day
workers; reference. Decatur 1851. 1887 list
st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. female, exp. in automobile
ONCE; single, 20 to 25 yrs. old; perm, $1,000
to s25 90 wk. with motor co.
to % yrs. old; perm. $1,000 wk.. with con-
We lack an adequate number of applicants
for these positions. If you think you are
qualified and are willing to work for the
salaries mentioned, we can place you
unless you are placed satisfactorily.
WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE.
Operated for the public by the Washington
214 Nat Press Bldg. NJ. 24a0. 14th & NV.
STENOG, typist. bookkeeper. ,ds CLERICAL help
etc. Free registry Main 1888. 1888 G st. NV.
Boyd Employment Service.
COMPETENT HELP furnished daily positions
open daily Natl. Personnel Bureau, 533 Bond
Bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave- NV. M 5821.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN-Original Duco
nass I,aiSh hSe new: tires. upholstering and ap-
RTsarsnce IN general will please you. S345
726 18th St FIR 1859 W.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

To secure what you want in the quick
est and most satisfactory way, read or
use The Star classified advertisements.
Evening star., 1928-12-16

PAPERHANGING and plastering at the low
est prices; best material and workmanshiu
guaranteed; now is the time for you to save
money; estimates cheerfully given; work
open evenings. Phone North i61n -
Evening star., 1928-12-16

PAPERHANG1NG, painting. plastering, floor
ing. heating; the better kind; very reasonable;
eStlmateS cheerfully given; cash or terms Ip
70 IL months to pay. National Decorating
Co. Us WEBSTER st. NV. Adams 1873 las
Evening star., 1928-12-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MEN, WOMEN-JOBS FOR LINOTYPE OP-
orators; $5O-60 weekly; short hours. Burton
Linotype School, $50 H NV. Day and evening
Evening star., 1928-12-16

dUGIIU DpCL41IOdVIUII WIIVOA
for local attorney; experience of at least
3 years on preparation and prosecution
necessary; opportunity for conscientious
worker; state in full experience, salary de-
sired and past connections. All applications
treated strictly confidential. Address Box
Ta-K. Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
RITSINESS INSTRUCTION.

POST OFFICE; PATENT OFFICE, SPECIAL
STEM. AND TYP. EXAMS. THE
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
s e cor. 18th and stS. NV. Phi Fr. 2O80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
ARMOUR PLANT.
HERE TO GROW
Regular Branch to be
Established Here
In Few Weeks

Brownsville, within the very near
future, is to become . full-fledged
branch Of the Armour Packing com
peny, II has been announced here by
J.. A. Chase. Of Chicago, general dis
trict manager. who has been In the
Valley for the past several days
looking over possibilities.
Heretofore the plant here, located
nj Sixth and Fronton streets. has
been operated as q sub-branch Of the
Corpus Christi unit, but Brownsville
and the Valley have advanced with
such rapid strides within the past
few months, that his company feels
the city 10 at present able TO pro-
vide business for q branch office Of
its orn. Mr.. Chase said.
The move will mean n enlarge
mert Of the paint here and an in
crease in the working force Of about;
five men. Mr.. Chase said.
Possibility of Brownsville as q
branch Of the company vas first al
vsnced several months RFo By Y. ".
White, president OF Armour and con-
pany. following q visit here with q
party Of bankers He was very much
impressed with the future possibii-
tiles Mr.. Chase said. ard sent the lat
ter here 70 make q report on the ros-
sibility Of locsting n branch office
in Brownsville. His frvcrahle r@rorf
will assure that branch. the official
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
S.P.CHIEFS TO
OPPOSE ORDER
Union TO be Disbanded
But Trial of Case
On Merits Sought

HOUSTON. Texas. Feb. fT.-tRf-
Thres high officials u the soutkern
Pacific lines u TEXAS and Lsuis-
lana. who on Feb 10 wee adlndFsd
guilty Of contempt Of federal
ecurt order 20 dissstsblish . ~con-
paHy union and were thrsatensd
with jail sentences. will comply with
the order but will appeal -qnsstiOns
of Law ard fact" - higher cosrfs-
I'm n statement 90 The Associated
Press. H. NJ Lull. viea prssidsnt Of
The railroad. announced that he and
his associates. G. .. wtid. his a.
sistant. and u WI. Terrain. general
superintendent Of the rnllrcad. whn
were declared FeiIty ~ contsnFt "
Federal JRdge u. G.. Hutrhesen cf
Houston. woald obey the order to
establish the association or railway
clerks. the eompany unian-
A. tire same time. Ne asserted. ere
qEsstionH inEclwed ara az sarh -fmr
reaching Importance" that an in-
EediMfa appeal Go TIE cfFruif wgti L.
sought for March i1. 10 irdiraf~d
the appeal weaid seek ts test TIE
EHeh-GumminRn railway act
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
CT BRIEFS

Old Cannon To Come Baek-The
German cannon. recently removed
from the Missouri Pacific park 20
undergo q D CT paint and ether
identifying treatment. il 10 be back
in place within the next few DAYS. 4
was SAID st American Legion hea1-
quarters Friday. Ire gun Vas
brought here from Austin recently
by officers q the post. AID viii be
used ~ u permanent decoration Ter
the town
Weak Eyes of chIIdren ara
strengthened sy Dickeys Ole Rsis-
asle Eye Wafer All s~rzrsists 2se
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ArEstr0nw 1r-9zrr tie hGrrh Of =
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
PERSONALS

". B Moher Of Robstowr Il q bus-
mess visitor In the city Thursday
and Friday.
James s. Regan Of San Francisco.
Calf. will be In Brownsville fer
some time looking ever business con-
ditions.
W. &. Ruckman Of Kennedy ar
rived In the city Thursday 20 be here
on u abort visiting srin-
Mr.. and Mrs. Il G. Ellis 81 Belle
~fcnfaire. Ohio. are tozriHfs whc wf3i
srerf several days I'm BrownEEilie
sightseeing
r. NJ Tacrrrt. r. n. Thcras. W.. =.
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rilie fer their cre ia NeAraska Fri
visiting ari tuurirw ere Valley
l. p. BErtsn ~ Dallas 80 RS
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CITY. ar- wislfirE n Bruun1siiie anz
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Chicago Portrays
Life In Big Cities

Chicago ~ net the osIy hack
Eroundkf ~ChisAFo." the meter
picture kversion ot Mssrsns Wat
klna' sertionsl stage play. a DO
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which c~c'to the Capitol tksster
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
BEWARE THE
COUGH OR COLD
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
MERCEDES
STUDY CLUB MEETS

STUDY CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Raymond Mills presided at
the regular meeting Of the Study
Club Monday with Mrs. r. NJ. VIM,
secretary.
Mrs. John Bruce and Mrs. Grant
Morrison had charge of the program,
which treated with poetry. Mrs.
Bruce used the volume, "New
Nolces," AS her theme. Mrs. Morri-
son gave q splendid talk, with illus
t~ration, on Children and Poetry"
Mrs. Albert Kalbfleisch ard Mrs.
u. L. Broadbury were joint POSSESSES
az two bridge parties at the home
Of Mrs. kalDflelsch of Tiffln, Unlo,
who is a guest in the haibfleiscn
home.
On the first afternoon Mrs. Rob-
ert Roland won high score prize and
Mrs. Frank Hall scored high. Con-
ISOLATION went TO Mrs. {. Spense. On
the second afternoon Mrs. II. l.. Ben
nett scored high and Mrs. r. l..
kirkpatrick scored second nigh. Mrs.
Z L. Evans scored for consolation.
Tne Valentine theme was carried
out with the arrangement Of red
hearts, cupids and bows and arrows,
while red carnations and sweer peas
of many colors were used for floral
decorations.
Covers were placed for refresh
ment plates for the following: Mes
danes H. B. Sesy, John Phelan, Har-
~ Lawson, Cartwell, j. Fricke, John
Shaw, J.. W. Chambers, Robert Ror
and, Thomas Cook, r. z. Lee. J.
SPense, A. B. Scott, Lester Skaggs,
J. Richardson, j. o. Lauderdale, II.
E. Hager, Margaret Ragland, Owen
Stone, II. c. Murson. J. L. Compre,
J. B. Brewster. G. c. Breeding, &. j..
Pennell, y. P. Barton, Z. Z. Evans,
Fred Wright, Carrie VI. Stuart, J.
". Rouse. T. w. Mcqueen r. Z.
Kirkpatrick. r. r. Barton. Fred Ebel-
ing, G. c. Fittz. James Anderson, G..
P. Reeves, E J. Shekell. Harved
Stuart, r. H. Kern. II. z. Bennett,
J. J. Murry, and Misses Mary Ellen
Silver. Eddie Joe Breeding, Angela
hurry.
A few members Of the Sc.
enjoyed ar evening this week in the
home Of Nr. and Mrs. y. r. Barton.
when their On. Billie. entertained
with q Valentine party Games were
played until i late hour when re-
fTeSh=ents were served
Those present were Carrie Arm
Holden. Dagmar Blanchard. Frances
Anderson. Beatrice Pierce. Ma1de
Hirn. Harriet HonSman. Marietta
Brooks. Martha Yearwood. AdeiheFt
ynderhiIi. Bob Buck. John Shaw.
Joh- Trollinger. Leroy Irby. Donald
Bartoz. Bob Kern and Tom Black
well
Mss Lrriiie Naser. whose mar
riaxe 70 George Harrow has been
announced fer tais meath. vas
-aze1 kenor gEes. a. 4 brl1ge party
gwen ~ Mss Eyr-le Jozes az ksF
home.
TIE koaSe - decorated - hc-or
~ ST. Valentine ard ire sans taenR
s.S ear-is3 oct IN TIE table access
SORES aa1 TIE refreshments served
ElRh score prize ~ert - Mss
IRIS Na-z % Nissan snt rs~x Mz-
son vas khcwered wth = heE or
rnc~s present - thi- cou-sn-E
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