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Miscellaneous for Sale

MOVING AND MUST SACRIFICE IN
NEXT THREE DAYS
9Xl2 velvet rug, SX10 administer rug,
jacquard velour 3-piece living-room suite.
davenport table, mahogany tilt-top table.
walnut chest of drawers, mahogany
pedestal. drop-leaf sewing table. 160-piece
Haviland set of dishes, blue tea set,
Sellers kitchen cabinet, all-porcelain
Quick-Neal gas range, Easy Rite electric
washer with dryer and other articles.
Attitudes
Curly cherry secretary two gate-leg
table, sewing table, Seth Thomas clock.
cherry swinging dressing mirror. ladder
back chair. cherry and mahogany chest,
walnut turn-top table, 294S North New
jersey street.
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Room for Rent With Board

MIMI, E., 1615-Attractive mod. room on
car line; gentlemen pfd. DR.. 3285-J.
NEW JERSEY, N-Lovely warm rm.; bus
and car; good meals. Ia. $3.50.
UDELL, 1062-Attractive, warm room.
kitch. privileges; couple. Ha. 4331-W.
TENTH Z. 3105-Nice warm rooms. pri-
vate home; good meals. Oh. 3784-M
CHILDREN-To board; day, week or meal;
near school No. 81; SIS. Be. 4963.
WILL-Rm. and board children, school age,
while YOU work. Modern. Be. 1851.
NEAR-Car line. Irvington. Meals separate
if deS low Wk mo rates If 1862
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Room, for Rent With Board

BYRAM. ss34-Front room; board op-
tionsi; home privileges; ADULTS. Wa. 1206
! CENTRAL, 260g-Cozy front room: modern:
private, Christian home. He. 1195.
HEALING. N. 26-Rnl.. breakfast in mod
ern home. Ir. O302-W.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALA. N. 1862 nicely furnished rooms;
modern; So week. Ri. 37l4.
ASHLAND, 18O4-Furn. rms; 2 in-a-door
beds: pri. entrance; ST. He. 4406.
BARTH, 1858 small rms. housekeep.,
also warm sleeping nm.
BATES, 911-3 unfurn. rms. lights. gas,
heat. water furn.: bath; SIG month.
BATES. 911-Large rm.. hot water, bath;
private entrance. Reasonable.
BELLEVIEW. AZ N.-Apt downstairs. priv.
home. garage. good heat. Reasonable.
BEVILLE, 829-5-rm.. furn. apt; gentle
M 758l or couple; heat wa pd'' Sl2''O' 0h
BROADWAY, 2O23-Rm., kitchenette. sink,
furn.. priv. entrance. gar. opt:
BROADWAY, 1201-Rm., kitchenette; wa
ter in rm.: hot water; good heat.
CAP, NJ 2lO2-1, or connecting steam
DORNAN. 3221a-2. connecting or single;
oath; pri. emit; So: IS; everything furn;
DICKSON, 115-Room, alcove, heat, hot
plate. bath near; $40 mo. Ia. 4459.
HAMILTON II N.-5-rm. partly furn. if
desired. $50. Oh. 1424-J.
furnished hot water; parking space.
MERIDIAN N. HOUSEKEEPING and
sleeping rm. Reasonable. Ii 9841.
NEW JERSEY, N, 124-Good, clean rooms
50, $3.50 and $500. Ri. Alas.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2042-2 modern, cozy.
quiet rooms steam heat; adults.
NEW JERSEY, 1929 N.-Fur. rooms. bath.
kitchnette. mod; auto space. S4.00
NEW JERSEY, 821 N.-3 rms. down, 81; 2
front rms, Sc; large rim. kitch., $3.50.
OHIO. $50 EAST front rms. everything
furnished, $3.50; one rm., $500 week.
PRATT. 1855 w furn. rms, mod; first
f.: private entrance; Sc. Ii 6114.
PARK. 2l42-1 room and kitchenette; 81.
He 20l6.
PARK. 1862 large rms. nicely fur
nished Water in kitchen; good heat.
PENNSYLVANIA, 93l N.-Cozy steam
heated rooms; modern; very reasonable.
ST. CLAIR E.. 313-Mod. apt. nicely fur
nished. Reasonable. also sleeping nm.
WARMAN. N, 1902 furn. rooms; private
entrance gas. lights, water paid: Sc
WOODRUFF PLACE-Well heated apt,
frigidaire. garage. Oh. 2050.
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TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
Auto Supplies and Repairs

JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON GOWN
repair or make new tops and curtains
for your car. 202 Kentucky ave.
SLIGHTLY USED TIRES-Nearly an sizes
all makes: LINCOLN TIRE CO. 906-908
N. Capitol.
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Radio and Equipment

RADIOS-Erla, Apex, "at cost" including
cabinets with or without accessories; must
move this week. PATTERSON SHADE
CO., No. 8 E. Washington ST.. 3rd floor
Woolworth Bldg. elevator service.
EXPERT RADIO SERVICE-Any make, any
where anytime efficient aerial installa
and College, Hu. 1922.
CROSLEY RADIOS tube all electric power
speaker complete $127,5O. Less aerial.
Terms. SIS down, balance IA months. chi
cago Jewelry Co., 209 E. Washington st.
RADIO sALE--New electric sets, 81 per
week; no interest. Also bargains IN
slightly used radios. $40 to $50. ROBERT
SONS, 235 N. Penn.
SURE WE REPAIR-Al makes of radio
sets and speakers. Call Ii. 1856 for
service. Cummings Bros Radio Co., 2O5
Indiana Ave.
ATWATER Beautiful desk, 6 tubes,
Xmas. Will sell SOS cash. Ia. 6906.
RADIO-New 6-tube Stewart-Warner- con-
sole model single dial control S255 list
price: forced to sell; sos. ia. 4177.
RADIO SALE-New, all electric sets. s167
to S4l0. Terms 81 a week and up. NO
interest. ROBERTSON'S. 235 N. Penn.
RADIO REPAIRING-Nigh and day serv-
ice, by men that know radios: II years
experience. Oh. 1898. Oh; 7772-R.
FOR SALE-JENSEN DYNAMIC Speaker;
$40. $40 Fourth St, Greenfield.
EXPERT RADIO SERVICE-Repair on any
set. EAST END. RADIO. co. Oh. 4033.
BROWNS RADIO-24- hour. service; aerials
installed, s4.75; tubes, batteries. DR.. 1888.
GOOD USED-A and B eliminator and
radios. Ii. 1856 Oh. 02lS.
EXPERT REPAIRING-sl. 90 per call. Five
years experience: aerlals. S4.25. Oh. 12lO.
Radio Service. Ii. 9466, CHI. 0218.
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Barter and Swdp

PLAYER E.ANO-Used months. viii sell
good party for "a down. Would take part
trade. Ia. 1921.
SOMERSET AVE, 17l8 N.-S9OO equity in
4-room cottage for COW or other live
stock.
GRAND PIANO-Slightly used; take part
trade or sell good party $40 down. Be.
49l07W.
FORD-1927; 4-door sedan, good condition,
cash; terms or lot. 2l47 College Ave.
WILL TRADE EQUITY-In 5-rm. modern
house for acreage. Ha. 3655-R.
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Radio and Equipnlent

CALL-Public Radio Service for trouble;
aerials 81 so; service calls, S1.25; all work
guaranteed. 1907 Central Ave. He. 5855.
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Auction
TUES, NOV. Is, $50 A. M.
600 NJ TIT TNrOTcy c,u

UES., NOV. 10, 5.3U Il. W.
933 N. ILLINOIS ST.
We will sell beautiful player piano, liv-
ing room, dining room and bedroom
suites. one extra good Western Electric
washing machine, good heating stoves,
ranges, gas stoves, extra Bullets, tables
chairs, rockers, daveno suites, chiffo-
robes, extra nice baby beds, Simmons beds.
springs and mattresses, clothing, bedding,
hnoleum and congoleum rugs, wool rugs,
room size; dishes and utensils. Don't miss
this sale.
Hodges Auction Co.
RI. 2019.
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Houses for Rent

44TH ST., E., 815-Modern 5-room bunga-
low garage; $50. Ii. 2887
4-ROOM DOUBLE-Gas, garage. Inq. 243
Bakemeyer. DR.. 1857.
18TH. E., 419-1a So Central car. 7-rm
modern double; $40. Oh. 1870.
2EDROON1S-2 baths. steam heat. gar,
$3.50. Inq. 2102 N. New Jersey. Ia. 34l4.
l SO. E. 10TH CAR-Near Tech; 5 rms;
COLORED-lOth. W. sl8. s rooms inside
toilet: reduced $25. Be. 1465.
NEAT COTTAGES rooms each, fresh
and clean. 1917 E. 28th.. $14. 1884
Chester. Sl2. See these. Cruise. 1913 N. Del.
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Business Opportunities

ALA N, 1OO1-Established rooming house.
Forced to sell because of ILLNESS.
ALABAMA N, 615-11-room rooming house,
good income. walk. distance. Bargain If
sold at once. Ri 1905.
A REAL STORE-For sale at Franklin,
Ind. Write or call at 98 S. Home Ave,
Franklin. o. w. WALTERS.
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Business Places for Rent

TWO. THREE AND FOUR-ROOM SUITE
One furnished office available; ultra
modern; excellent location in center of
financial and business district. Union
Title Office bldg. corner Delaware and
Market. Lii 3458, or call Room no
70 LEAsE--Modern public garage, 65xS0.
extra good location. DR.. $3.50.
STORERO OM-Excellent location; ara S.
Meridian; wa and steam heat furnished;
only S35. Call DR.. 0244.
STOREROOM-Good corner. State and
Orange Sts.; $50. INQUIRE 1925 S. State.
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Apartments for Rent

ALABAMA. N, 1865 rms. front pri-
vate, modern, car line. near bus. section.
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HOOsTR KENNEL CLUB SERVICE
Members Of Chamber Of Commerce and
American Kennel Club. II you want to
buy a dog of any breed. or desire TO
quality and fair dealing bv the fol-
lowing members of this club.
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Storage and Transfer

FIREPROOF STORAGE
Private lockers; low rates; new and
modern equipment local and long dis
tf .-ce moving; estimates.
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO.
423 E. Market. Ri. 1850.
ROWLETT'S CUT RATE LOCAL
MOVING. CAPABLE, INTELLI-
GENT WHITE MAN. RI. 3035.
VERLAND HAULING-Return load wanted
from Detroit, Toledo or Buffalo. OTTO
J. SUEz, Ri. 1923. Ri. $751; Nights, Oh.
4579. Oh. O699-W.
TRANSFER a. GENERAL HAULING-821
E. 64th st. w. E. RODOCKER. Wa 44S3
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving. $3.50 a
load, lge. trucks: responsible men. DR.. 1916
J. H. TAYLOR TRANSFERRED rates on
moving loads. Ri. 1865. DR.. 3071.
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HOTEL WIL-FRA-MAR
800 E. VERMONT ST.
Nice rms. by wk.: SO and up. Medi-
Gated baths and massage,
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Automobiles Wanted
Automobiles for Sale

balloon tires; real car; $lS5 Terms.
HARE CHEVROLET CO., $40 E. Wash
iuOfof1
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Red[ Estate for Exchange

WILL-T1ade equity IA Arm. cottage for
small going business or used car. CHI
08l8-W. after 6 p. m.
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WANTED-To purchase from owner: Sc
modern house, not over $4,000. Call
7007 or evenings TIA. 1857.
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ACRE OF GROUNDS room house; east:
near Warren Central high school: 81 SOC:
500 down; $500 monthly. FLORA KIM
MEL, Ir. 1925.
$500 CASH-$25.O0 monthly; 2 acres; A.
rm. house: ga. west of Lawrence. Ind.
Owner. 1864 N. Delaware 81. Ia. 5334.
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Help Wanted Female

position. DR.. 6O86-M in morning.
EIAN-With good truck wants emp. tues,
Wednes.. Thurs. & Saturdays. 1349 Roach.
TRUCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. also re-
liable. 1929 Creston DR.. Lii. 5395.
YOUNG GAN-Good worker wants inside
pos with advancement. DR.. $685. in a. m.
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Comings, Goings,
Oh Local People

Carlson Roy celebrated bis sixth
birthday with q party Wednesday
afternoon, when his grandmother.
Mrs. Z. A. Roy, entertained in his
honor. A number Of his little friends
accepted his invitation. and they en-
loyed a merry time playing games.
A large pie. from which they drew
the whistle favors added to the mirth.
There were also baskets of candies.
and refreshments OF ice cream and
cake, besides the birthday cake with
its candles.
Children joining Carlson in cele-
brating the occasion we're Clyde
Crow. Chiffon Stewart. Woolsey
Samuel, Daniel Nillareal, ia Helms,
Walter CARA, Pat and Mack Mac
Manus, Billy Faux. Ruth Edelstein.
Valera Jarvis, Evelyn Cara. Nonelle
Markussen, Rebecca Nillareal. Ruth
Ellen Taylor. Betty Joe Samuel,
Maurine Smith, Erma Carol Smith,
Ted and Marshal Graham.
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children have moved to Los Fresnos
recently from Brownsville. They
formerly resided in Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Moore and son
and daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Tru-
EFT Jordcn spent Sunday at Point
Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Patterson
and sons spent Sunday visiting with
their son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Odessa Patterson of Wes-
laco.
Miss Annetta Schneider IS spend
ing the week in San Antonio. She
was accompanied on the trip BY her
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ID. Howard Of Brownsville.
Mrs. J. K. Siderius vas a repre-
sentative from the Los F~resnos
Home Demonstration club at a meet
ing Of the county clubs in San Be-
nito Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Edmondson and
sons and daughters spent Sunday at
Los lndios visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Parks Gardner.
Miss Mary Alice Deeter Of San Be-
nito spent Wednesday night with
Miss Emma Moses.
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You Can Have That
"Footlight Sheen

The perfect sheen Of the actress
hair Is every woman's envy. DO you
wonder how they manage those con
stantly radiant. healthful heads? No
sticky, plastered lok but a gorgeous
sheen. almost too good to be true.
Edna Wallace Hopper, the widely
known actress, in her sixties still ap-
pears IN the role or a flapper. Be
cause of her wondrous head of hair
and her daily stsgework. she is most
exacting in her demand for the right
hair dress. The preparation she has
used for years with utmost satisfac-
ton il now offered to all under the
name. Edna Wallace Hopper's Wave
and Sheen. IL is non-greasy. keeps
the hair neat and gives n a lovely.
natural sheen.
II you have a permanent Or wave
your hair al home, you will find
Wave and Sheen q real help In setting
the wave. particularly after = sham
poo. You will have no further worry
about unmanageable hair.
Get a bottle today at any toilet
counter. rs cents. Your money re-
funded If YOU are not delighted.
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Lang will attend the American Le-
rion convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iris Walker or Nc
Allen spent Sunday with Mrs. Walk
er's parents. Mrs. Wikle.
Jesse Frank Cox and Miss Juliana
Baurer visited Lucille Ehlers Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs and
daughters returned home Friday from
Illinois where they have been visit
ing for the past month.
Mrs. j. F. Ehlers spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Boone
in San Benito.
Mrs. r. j. Baugh left Tuesday
morning BY train to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Pipkin In
Portales. New Mexico.
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ing q number Of interesting games.
At the close of the evening refresh
mentS were served TO the following
guests and league members: Misses
Emma Moses, Myrtle Moore, Doro-
thy Moses. Rachel Moses and Bruce
day: John Dee Zumwalt. James Cal
loway. Ceacle Armue, Tom Thomp-
son, Bill Billue. Ed Patterson. Lon
ME Mosse, Harold Schneider anu
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Bowles.
PERSONALS
The Los Frosnos Missionary So
ciety was represented at the zone
meeting at Santa Maria Saturday
with the following members; Mrs.
z. c. Richey. Mrs. S. r. Barr, Mrs.
James Downey. Mrs. II. B. Day. Mrs.
Elvin Peterson, Mrs. George Laaksa
and Mrs. Russell Bingly.
Victor and Lorain Countz of San
Benito were weekend guest az their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 9. Ii.
Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleave Dunlap and
son and daughter have returned 10
their home. after visiting with Mrs.
Dunlap's parents IN san Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. ~Sappenfield and
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Mrs. Graham
Hostess to Club

Mrs. Jas. A. Graham was hostess to
the Friday Bridge club, which met
this week on Thursday afternoon.
She had three tables OF players. made
up Of the club members, and three
guests. Mrs. w. r. Jones, Mrs. w. E.
Heaner and Mrs. Ted Graham. Miss
Elsa Walther held high score. while
Mrs. Henrietta Signor received the
award for second. The place OF
meeting next week has not been defi-
nitely decided upon.
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Carlson Roy Has
Birthday Party

John Cl0sncr has gone % kdlnhurg
FOR the weekend, on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Walker
have Just returned from Canada
They have been away for three
months. visiting relatives I'm various
parts Of that country. They brought
with them their little granddaughter
Marian smith. who has also been
visiting there for several months.
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Valley Society
Phone 7
Phone Z

A-Hsnd Circle of the women's His
sionary Society Of the First Bap-
fist church met at the home Of Mrs.
W. o. Brown, Mrs. K. K. L. New
shaw. chairman, conducted the study
lesson During the business ses-
sion . name was adopted for the
circle and chairmen for the differ
ent departments were selected. Two
detectives were set for the month
by the members. These are the
saving of papr bags TO aid in city
welfare work and to pack a box for
Buckner's Orphan Home.
PERSONALS
p. u. Frisby OF McAllen was in
San Benito Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Henry Reese Of st. Louis Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. j.. C. Wag-
ner. She plans to return home
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Buck has returned
from a trip 10 Houston.
Mrs. George Winsor OF Houston
IS visiting friends in San Benito.
Joe g.. Ballenger went TO Bay City
on business Tuesday night.
E. II. Downs returned home We'd
nesday morning from San Antonio
where he attended the American
Legion convention.
Miss Frances Marie Gay. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Gay. has been
pledged to the Kappa Sigma Phi
sorority at the Lady Of the Lake
in San Antonio where she is a stu
dent.
J. c. Waters, who has been on the
Pacific coast for the past few weeks.
returned to San Benito Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Gerlach have
as their guest Mrs. VIM Niece, of
Washington, d. G.. q daughter who
and Mrs. Niece and little son have
been attending the national Ameri-
q Legion convention IN San An
tonic for the past two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mcmillan and lit
tie son. Earl, returned Monday night
from Bsllinger, Texas. where they
attended the funeral last week OF
Mr.. McMillan's sister, Mrs. Clark.
Franklin Edwards left Tuesday
morning for Sheridan. Ark, where
he will be associated with his broth
er-in-law, g. e. Baxter. who il gem
eral forester Of Arkansas. Besides
serving as office assistant 10 Mr..
Baxter, Mr.. Edwards will study mu-
sic at Little Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Reagan Of San
Diego spent the weekend visiting in
San Benito. They formerly resided
here.
A. 0. Alexander is in San Benito
again after spending the past sew
eral months IN various parts Of
Texas and in New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Merritt and
children left Sunday evening for
Houston where they will remain this
week with Mr.. Merritt's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James @. Bowie have
returned from an extensive tour.
having spent several months in the
northwestern and intervening states.
Miss Name Gordon left Sunday
night for Kansas City where she
will spend her vacation.
Mrs. Frank Barber ard daughters,
Misses Elizabeth and Dorothy. have.
returned from a lengthy stay in
Pennsylvania.
Gardner and David Housed have
gone 70 Broken Bow. Neb.. for the
purpose Of bringing their rrandpar-
ents here. They went up BY train
but will return by automobile.
Mrs. Peter De Koch was brought
back to San Benito Monday following
an illness in the Valley Baptist hos
pital at Harrington.
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SATURDAY

kDA1 CALENDAR
quarterly iunchecn of the Valley
fan-Heiienic at la Villa Espanola,
Matamoros, AZ | D. m.
The Auxiliary OF the Mercy Hos
pital has regular monthly business
meeting at n hospital. $3.50 d. m.
Epworih league 90 serve chicken
dinner at the Methodist church,
II o'clock.
Gail McDavitt en~tertaius with a
party in the evening.
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LOS FRESNOS
BAKE SAJF

Members Of the Epworth-Hi league
Of the Los Fresnos Methodist church
VIII hold a bake sale in the Palmer
and Dever building al Los Fresnos
on Saturday, October IS. An ar.
rangement committee composed OF
the following girls has been appoin.-
ed; Misses Emma Moses. Fula
Brooks and Dorothy Moses. All are
requested TO come and buy cakes for
Sunday dinners. The proceeds will
re put into the general fund.
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EXCUSED

HOUSTON. Tex, Oct. 12.@(P)-The
assertion that he had eczema and did
not want to "embarrass the jury by
scratching all through the trial" won
exemption for one Of the veniremen
called for the murder trial Of Charlie
Oldham, alleged 10 have participated
in the lynching Of Robert Powell,
negro.
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San Benito Religious
Census to be Taken

SAN BENITO. Oct. IA religious
census is to be taken Of San Benito
and surrounding territory Sunday.
according 70 announcement Of local
clergymen.
A total Of 1855 local residents have
volunteered to aid in taking the cen
sus. and they will meet in the base
ment Of the First Baptist church
Sunday morning and start the work.
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Epworth League
Chicken Dinner

A chicken dinner Is to be served BY
the Epworth League at the Methodist
church Saturday az II o'clock, TO
raise funds for the League activities.
A committee composed Of Miss Dema
Shanks. Miss Eula Easterly. and Mrs.
r. c. Bryson are in charge Of ar
rangements.
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ATTEND LEGION MEET

A number Of people from Los
Fresnos are attending the American
Legion convention in San Antoni,
this week. Smith F. Henderson and
Julius Funk left early Saturday
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EPNORTU SOCIAL

a social meeting Of the Epworth
Fl League was held at the home Of
Misses Eula and Willie Brooks.
Bruce Day conducted the devotional
and prayer was led By W. r. Bowles.
The social time was spent in play
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RIO HONDO
GIRL RESERVE IMITATION

GIRL RESERVE INITIATION
The Rio Hondo Girl Reserves held
their initiation Saturday at Campo
del Arroyo. After the initiation was
given refreshments of cake, sand
wiches and punch were served TO the
following: Misses Mary Lily Davis,
Frances McCabe, Lucille Ehlers, Ruth
Grantham, Jewel Jones, Joyce Beene,
Leona katz, Lora Nash. Rosa Mae
Hudson, Loretta Nash. Alma Arnett,
Dorothy Burroughs, Marguerite Lew
is, Lillian Turner. Nancy Rice, Clovis
Hickman, Willie Fosselman, Eva Jean
Yoeman. Evelyn Watson, Zoe Meal
lister. Cleo Watson. Mildred Heath,
Anna Lee Kemp and Erline Bough.
BROWN TRACT CLUB
The Brown Tract club met at the
home Of Mrs. Williams Wednesday.
September &c. Miss Hill gave a good
talk on Good HEALTH Cake and
lemonade were served to the follow
ing: Mesdames Reed Lang. Web
ster. Weller, w. Lang. Holland, Fred
Carpenter and Arthur Cox.
DAT liSt 1nOlh fELfo
The Baptist Young Peoples choir
met Monday night at the church.
Those present were Misses Ruth
Granthsm, Zoe McAllister. Lennie
aMe Mccormick. Joyce Beene, Erline
Bough. Mamie Lee Burleson, Lucille
Rushing Messrs. o. L. Grantham.
lsom Boyd. j. ID. McMurty and their
leader, Mrs. Stanley Davidson.
LADIES AID
The Ladies Aid or the Community
church met Thursday, Sept. %. at
the home of Mrs. Hudson. Refresh
ments Of punch and cake was served
10 the following; Mesdames McCray,
Mallerne. Evans, j. I. Ehlers, Nor
ris. Houghteling and the hostess.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L. Harrison Of
Riviera and Miss Ola Stanfield Of
kinEsville were weekend house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rushing.
Mrs. Parr and daughter Anita.
and Lois left for San Antonio Mon
day night TO visit Mrs. PARIS mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Lang and small
sons. Junior and Jimmy. left Sunday
morning for San Antonio, where Mr..