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LOST.

LOST.
BOSTON TEERIER-Mottled black and gray.
WHITE nose. one side Of ribs ends in sharp
st: ne. Brooklapd. Decatur ASA. Reward
8tAcH e RR5ms leather
sermon Outlines and nS0se other Sunday school
notes and minutes Of meetings. Reward.
quo MASS ave. NV. le.
Confessional Country Club. Saturday, eve
Nal Ma " s.oc Garrison. as Jackson pl Phone
3Ga nss essSn s. s"s 4.r "a'' sTs ssH
ave. North 6l43 l9'
DOG. large, black with. tan markings: chain.
ward Morris simon. saas seth st.. clev.
hoo. or Woodward Building Main $3.50
Liberal reward II returned to Clinedinst
Studio. TAO 14th St NV.
bSys Phone Ds Ens SS .s ssns
GLASSES, horn trimmed: Good Hone. Capital
Heishts section. Return to 1908 Eye st.
nv Reward: ----+ 20
Ssas. sss s sk STOP 81 r. .T: na
coin I'd. Address OF owner IN bag. So r.. /.
PERMIT AND KEYS, Tuesday. Cali North
POLICE PUPPY. I weeks old strayed or
stolen from $40 Newton st. NV. Reward If
returned.
POLICE DOG. female: .light-brown face.
very pointed; body gradually getttns darker:
tail black: aged years. Reward, Adams
1910
PUPPY, brown and gray; reward. Clev.
1892
wATcH-Lady's gold watch. between Gold
enberg's or 26th and G st. car. Return 36Is
Conn. ave. Jenitor's apt. Reward.
WILL PARTY who found diamond dinner
ring in Union Station Septl IL please call
AGAIN, Apt. So. Balfour. Phone 2si9-J. viii
make large" reward because of deep senti.
ment attached to heirloom. 2is
Earle building and iith and q sts. Rewsrd,
Potomac 1900 Apt. $50.
WRIST WATCH. lady's, sold; Tuesday; vein.
IL Park * pb 1s.aEd nedn resnrnsd to
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FOREIGN.
ARGENTINA DATA.

For the week ending September II, 1929.
~-Temperature-Precipit ton
Cur. Depar. Cur. Depar.
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HANDBAG. silk. containing money and
house key: bus stop on r. l. ave. at Lin
coin I'd. Address OF owner in bag. 66 r.. I.
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EYEGLASSES, boys, pair; gold shank;
downtown. Reward Phone Lincoln 46S7-W.
GLASSES. horn trimmed; Good Hone Capital
NV. Reward. 20s
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PUPPY, brown and gray; reward. Cley

POLICE DOG. female; light-brown face,
very pointed; body gradually gettins darker:
tail black: aged 5 years Reward. Adams
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PERMIT AND KEYS, Tuesday. Cali North
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DOG. large, black with tan markings: chain.
collar and tag when last seen: liberal re-
ward. Morris Simon. 5226 seth ST.. Clev
hoo. or Woodward Building Main $3.50.
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DOG. male. brown and white, long hair;
missing since Sept. 9; reward. 1916 N H.
ave. North 6i43 19s
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tured above Is
an example of
new designing.
It's Burl Walnut
veneers on gum
wood present a
rich effe C t.
backed by SUI
perior construc-
ton
$3.50
Chair and Bench
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ENVELOPE containing bank deposit. bills.
Liberal reward II returned to Clinedinst
StUdjn 1ath
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POLICE PUPPY. weeks old; strayed or
| stolen from $40 Newton st. NV. Reward II
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WRIST WATCH. lady's, sold; Tuesday: vicin.
ty Lincoln Park Reward If returned to
1888 N st. sc. or phone Lincoln 6il7-J.
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AKERS. EMMA. Sacred to the memory of
our mother, EMMA AKERS. who departed
this life September 19. 1909, nineteen years
ago.
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T.U. WILL
BACK HOOVER
Smith Called Menace
To Nation at Meet
In Galveston

GALVESTON. Texas. Oct. a.-Ol
A militant campaign in behalf of
the candidacy OF Herbert Hoover for
president was on foot today by the
Texas Women's Christian union.
Addresses vigorously aSsailing
Governor Alfred r.. Smith Of New
York as a menace TO the morals Of
the nation by Alvin Moody. Houston,
Mrs. Jessie Daniel Ames, George
town, and Mrs. ]. O. Ross, Houston.
were loudly ~applauded at the annual
banquet Of the union here last night.
MIR. Moody. leader Of a%nti-Smith
democrats in Texas. declared the
candidacy Of the New York governor
for president was "the greatest men
ace that has confronted for fifty
years the constructive efforts Of
women Of the organization"
Women will be n deciding factor
in the coming national election. Mr..
Moody asserted. He urged the w.
G. r. U. to combat with every means
in it's power the influence of Tam
many Hall and insure victory "for
Herbert Hoover and prohibition
Methods of increasing the dry vote
in November and plans TO repeal the
evidence clause Of the search and
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had last week By the young folks OF
Hargill. The following were pres
emit: Evan Richards, Miss Arlene
Henderson. Eddie Stapleton and Miss
Clara Grey, Roy Stewart and Miss
Ruth Humphrey, Evan Humphrey
and Miss Allen Pollock: Messrs. Ray
mond Pollock. Nub Pollock. Floyd
Henderson. Ed Walker. r. c. PEBBLES,
Robert Pollock. and Everett Morgan.
A delightful time was reported by
all.
PERSONALS
Mrs. G. c. Beck was a social and
business visitor in Edinburg Tues
day.
Joe Brownfield. now N resident Of
Corpus Christi in the capacity Of
cotton truck driver IVES visiting
home folks a few hours Wednesday.
Mrs. s. W. McCutchen, son and
mother. Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. A. NJ. Al
brecht and Mrs. Albrecht's sister.
Miss Lena Dunn. made a tour of the
lower Valley Wednesday from Mis-
sion to Brownsville. where they
crossed TO Matamoros on a sight
seeing trip which was very much en-
joyed. A large basket of lunch was
carried along. They returned to
Hargill about 1880 p. n. The day
was greatly enjoyed by all. with only
one flat to take any of the joy out
Of the "trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. f. CARA Of Pharr
and Edinburg were Hargill visi-
tors Wednesday.
s. w. McCutchen. agent for the
Missouri Pacific at Hargill will
leave next week for a two weeks
visit to his old home in west Ten
nessee with home folks and old
friends.
r. r. Brown returned from a visit
to home folks at Driscol, Texas, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buoy return.
ed from an extended automobile
trip to points in Tennessee by way
Of Amarillo, Texas. last week.
Frank Epton of Raymondville was
a visitor in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. Lancaster near Hargill Sun.
day.
Miss Rhea Lancaster Of McAller
who has been spending several day
with home folks near Hargill ha,
returned to McAllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon Of near Har
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SEBASTIAN
PERSONALS

fEkSONALS
Mrs. Elizabeth Crum returned
last week from a six weeks visit 20
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nulsen and
daughter Helen Ruth spent Tuesday
night at the Spillman ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Day and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Day who
have been living in the D. ". Cakes
home for the past year moved to
Primera last week.
Mrs. Lee Clements spent several
days this week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harkins Of Edinburg.
J.. r. Sprouse Of san Perlitl spent
Sunday here visiting in the NJ. B.
Bourne and n. r. Klemann home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Owens arrived
here last week from east Texas and
are staying at the home of Mrs.
Owens sister, Mrs. Gilbraith. AZ
present. but will make their home
near the Iii Way Garage which Is
owned and operated by Mr.. Owens.
Mr.. Owens has made his home in
the Valley for several years and his
wedding was a distinct surprise 10
his many friends here.
Harvey klemann and niece Miss
Lleanore Watson OF Donna were
weekend guests at the y. r. Kle-
mann home.
Mrs. Marshal Bourne and little
nephew Newton klemann. Jr.. were
guests Of Mrs. Bourne's parents. Mr..
and Mrs J. +. Sprouse Of San Per
lita Friday and Saturday.
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Baptist Society
Installs Officers

Installation Of new officers was the
feature of the business meeting Of
the Baptist W. NJ. :. Monday after
noon. Those taking office were:
Mrs. r. J. Glow. president, Mesdames
ID. c. Ellis. J. F. Dowis, and Ewing
Clark, vice presidents. Mrs. II. +.
Tucker, chairman. mission; Mrs.
+. ". Marshall, mission study; Mrs.
Fritz Schmidt. education; Mrs. r. A.
King, benevolent and Industrial:
Mrs. Ben G. Clark. publicity; Mrs.
W. II. Harvey. personal service; Mrs.
J. F. Grow, historian; Mrs. s. VI. Jes-
ter. stewardship; Mrs. j. r. DowiS.
ruby anniversary; Mrs. r. J. Matejka,
Sunbeam leader; Mesdames W. n.
Harvey, Ewing Clark. and W. J. Yer
trees. standing committee for the
church federation.
Following the disposal OF the bust
ness. the members held a social hour.
The church parlors in which the So
ciety met were brilliant with yellow
cut flowers. placed there by Circle
number three az which Mrs. Ben G..
Clark is chairman. and who acted as
hostess for the afternoon. In a con
test formed ? part Of the diversion.
Mrs. Purdy won, and received a
canary bird in a cage. Sandwiches
and cake and coffee we're served.
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Muse Elizabeth
Is One Year Old

Mrs. W. L. Heaner was hostess TO
a number of the very youngest of the
younger set" with a pretty party
Sunday afternoon, when her little
daughter, Muse Elizabeth celebrated
her first birthday. The room was
beautified with corona. The Nictrola
furnished music while the little
guests amused themselves with child
ish games. and later pictures were
made Of the whole group, amid sun
dry wiggles of delight.
Each child drew a favor out Of the
birthday cake, which occupied the
place of honor on a table in the cen
ter of the room, s~urmounted by its
single candle. Refreshments of ice
cream and graham crackers were
served TO the tiny ~celebrants, while
the older guests partook Of ice cream
and cake.
The honoree received many gifts.
Children attending were Lorel and
Louis Bogus, Jimmie George, Dor
othy Ann Ransome, George Lee Nc
Gonigle. John Jones, Jr., and Jackie
Lou Vent.
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gill have moved to Lssars where
they will farm next year.
Warren Buoy and mother Of Ray
mondville visited in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Buoy north OF
Hargill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gamble Of
Pharr visited the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Rubin Harris in Hargill last
weekend.
w. ID. Walker has moved to the
farm Of Fred Thompson near Rollo
where he will farm next year.
The W. NJ. S. of the Methodist
church held their regular quilting
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Pea
cock Tuesday. Refreshments con
sisted of a big watermelon furnish
ed by Miss Jane Dickey south Of
Hargill.
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where they will make their future
home.
Gordon Scoggins visited with
friends in McAllen Sunday.
VIM. George is spending a few days
in San Antonio on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Marley were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Graham.
Misses Lucille HUMPHREYS is spend.
ing the week with her aunt, Mrs. Fred
Brown of Mercedes.
J. A. Liijestrand, o. u. Carlson
J. +. Galloway and A. c. Carlson
we're Sunday evening dinner guest:
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Carlson OF
Edcouch.
Miss Dora McQuay spent the week.
end in Edinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pemelton were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Flemmer Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Liljestrsnc
Of Edinburg spent Monday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Parker.
Earl Rowe is now staying in L.
Blanco where he is working.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Dvais anc
daughter spent Sunday Afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Parker spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ora Lindamooc
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ?
Sims.
Edward Bartlett Of La Blanca
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs
Jerome Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Pemelton were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Over.
ton.
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children were Saturday night guests
at the NJ. L. Walker home IN San
Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus S. Kaufman were
weekend guests of Mr.. Kaufman's
mother in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. a. Smith were
Monday visitors in Edinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. X | Clark have re-
turned from a weeks visit with their
daughter in San Antonio
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Rohrer and
family, who have been visiting here
the past several weeks. left overland
Sunday for their home il Akron. D,
Mrs. ". w. Ludwig and daughters
have returned, after spending the
summer in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. VI. Sheriff. have
returned from an extended tour Of
northern and eastern states. They
visited New York City. Canada ana
Chicago.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bert Streeter Of
Corpus Christi are visiting here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. u. Carnahan were
Brownsville visitors Sunday after.
noon.
Ray Schultz returned Sunday eve
ming from a weeks tour Of western
Texas.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. A. Riel and daugh-
ters Of Brownsville. Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. L Walker and sons Of San BENZ.
to were Sunday guests at the A.
HemZa home.
Mrs. X. J. Scott and sons Of Pha-r
visited her mother, Mrs. n. "A. Mauck,
Saturday.
Mrs + ". Langley and daughter.
Vera, were McAllen visitors Satur-
day.
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Bessie

The woman who slumps on certain
days of every month has not kept
abreast Of the times. Midol has made
painful periods a thing Of the past for
thousands Of women
Midol is not a narcotic. II does not
interfere with the natural and neces-
sary process of menstruation. But IL
stops the pain. II eases the organs
affected IN five 10 eve minutes.
Furthermore. the oma who sntici-
pates her time and takes a tiny tablet
Of Midol beforehand will experience
no pain at all.
Try to realize Midol does really end
all suffering. even discomfort. no
matter how hard a time you've al
ways had. At drugstores. in trim
aluminium case for fifty cents.
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HARGILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Beck enter
tanned at a birthday dinner in hon
or or Mrs. Beck's birthday last Sum
day. Major Summons and Sydney c.
Lakeland being the guest. The din
ing table was beautifully decorated
with fresh cut cannas and the
menu very elaborate. Mrs. Beck
wes presented with a beautiful white
gold ring enlaid with the Masonic
emblem, by her husband.
WEINIE ROAST
A Nnrr nrinrahln nnlnIn rna.A uaa
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Comings, Goings
OF Local People

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Smith and
children. of Rio Grande City. spent
the weekend in Brownsville with Mr..
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Smith.
Mrs. Martin Besteiro. who is now
residing in California. is here visit
ing Miss Marie Browne.
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Make Donations
Red Cross

The Missionary society az the
Christian church met Monday at the
home Of Mrs. y. l.. Cole. The usual
program was followed. with a short
business session. during which il was
decided 10 make n donation from the
missionary funds 10 the Red Cross
for the storm sufferers. A study
program was also held, based on the
missionary year book.
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ELSA


PERSONALS
J. r. Hendrix returned Thursday
from an overland trip to Oklahoma
and Arkansas where he visited rela-
tives.
Rev. ,. r.. Wood returned Friday
evening from San Antonio where he
attended Presbytery.
q. r. Humphrie spent the weekend
in Elsa with his family, returning TO
McAllen Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Crowley and
children left Friday for north Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
WEDNESDAY

Wednesday Tournament Bridge
club meets with Mrs. A. q. Dietel.
Self-Culture club will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. y. Worley.
Wednesday Bridge club meets
with Mrs. Lula George.
Just-Sew will be guests Of Mrs.
J. l.. Sheppard, Jr.
The Brownsville Music club will
hold their first bushes meeting at
the Baptist church, al 10 O'Clock,
followed by a luncheon at the
Althea tea room.
Shrine dance at StonewalI Jack
son hotel, San Benito. All Shriners
invited.
Victoria Heights PIT. A. meets
at $3.50.
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WESLACO
FL. a. PROGRAM

ri a. PROGRAM
The local PIT. a. met Monday AZ
ernoon at 4 o'clock at the high
school for the regular meeting. Mrs.
J. +. Montgomery. president. r
siding. The following program was
given: Song. America the Beauti.
full; prayer by Rev. W.. VI. LeMav:
business session, with reports OF
committees; needs Of the Stephen
y. Austin school library discussed bv
Principal r. G. McConnell: talk by
Mrs. y, q. Thompson: vocal solo bv
Miss EuJean Smith. Hostess for the
afternoon were Mesdames W. n.
Barbee' W. Fl. Baxter. ST., A. Z.
Bradbury and A r. Butts.
DETERT-CURLEE
Miss Thelma Detart and u Leo
Curlee were quietly married Thurs
day IN Brownsville. keeping Il a Sc
cret from their Weslaco friends m
til Saturday evening.
They left Saturday evening for y
two weeks honeymoon. presumably
for Mountain Home. Ark. the home
OF the grooms parents. Mrs. Curlee
was employed at the Gulf Coast Sc
curities company in Edinburg. Mrs
Curleee IS a member OF the firm Of
Fetty-Curlee. BARRIERS. Nh. PETTY
was also recently married.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. Ruth arrival
Saturday from Montana and will
spend several weeks with Friends and
relatives here. Mrs. Ruth viii wv
remembered by many as the former
Miss Cleta Watson.
Misses Norma MauIdin. Catherine
Clark, Elizabeth Nevilel and GLADYS
Shepherd visited Miss Dixie Huffer
OF Donna Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. q. Henrichson motored y,
McAllen Monday morning. Her
daughter. Miss Thelma. is ATTENDING
Draughon's business college there.
Mrs. Eugene Vaughan and daugh-
ter. Katherine, were visiting n ~.
Allen Sunday.
TT. and Mrs. Glen Schsepbach ar
Harrington spent Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Schuepbach's mother. Mr..
j. NJ. Watson. as
7. A. Mauck left for Dallas Sun
day morning, where he will attend
the National Jewelers. convention
Mrs. II. G. Hough spent the week.
end in San Antonio.
Miss Dorothy Whitson. who =
studying at Valley Baptist hosn;+aI
az Harlingen. visited her mother.
Mrs. J. +. Pennick. Saturday night.
r. F. Barlow returned SUNDAY
night after spending the summer IN
Ohio.
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Q. Frizrell and
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Today's Radio Features
Tuesday. Oct. 2
central Standard Ttme1
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Brownsville
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9:S0-12 noon-Vared musical program.
12-Weather forecast.
1:00-i:00-Associated Press dispatches and Valley new from The
Brownsville Herald. Stat ions request program inter
spersed.
7:00-S:00-Sacred concert.
s:00-9:3O-Special Spanish program with Tito Crisell Ramon
Martinez, W. Melendez, Jesus GARLIC and others.
kRGv-Haringen Music Co
Harlngen
1270 kc-2S61 meters)
7:OO-s:O 90 4. m-Dnk and the Edinburg Review.
9:0O-11 :o0-Bargain counter program.
12:3o-l:O0 p. m-Market report and weather forecast.
6:00-6:15-Reese Will Mond hotel dinner program.
Brownsville Herald.
6:45-9:30-Specials.
930-t0:00-Harlingen Music Co.
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seizure act, discussed al an execu-
tive session Of the union Monday,
will be placed before the convention
today for action
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PERSONALS

i Ehoo4NftLo
Mrs. Marion Corbello departed TO
join her husband who has been in
Louisiana for the past few weeks
with his father who has been seri-
ously i'll.
Mr.. Hur and William Y. Bailey,
assistant accountants and auditors
of valuations for the Interstate Com
merce Commission, left the city for
Laredo Thursday evening.
"A. ID. Methven, Jr, is IN Houston
on business.
After a visit with his aunt, Mrs.
Daisy Hutson here, Francis Downs
left for his home in Little Rock,
Thursday night.
A. l.. Price and {. ID. Kirk left
Thursday night for Houston, to see
the Dixie series games between Bir-
mingham and Houston.
Joe q. Ballenger went 10 Bay City
Thursday night.
Mrs. A. ID. Methven. Dr., went 10
Marshall, Texas, TO visit her mother,
Mrs. jefferson Davis.
After visiting here, Miss May Fran
ces Hardy of Dallas returned to her
home Thursday night.
Mrs. d. Z. Knowlton left for Chi
cago. Thursday night to visit a
daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. r. Bruce have a.
their guest their son, Jack Bruce Of
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey Morley motor
ed here for a short stay from La
redo. Mr.. Morley has been treated
in the base hospital at San Antonio
for al attack Of temporary blindness.
He has been working with govern
ment engineers surveying a proposed
water storage site near Carrie
Springs.
Miss Grace Wilkinson had as her
guest Wednesday night Miss Luella
Hatch of the Browne Tract.
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SAN BENITO

FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Mrs. NJ. II. Morrissey was hostess
20 the Thursday Friendship club
which met az her home on North
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RIO HONDO
GIRL MEET

GIkL RESEkN ES MEL
The Rio Hondo Girl Reserves met
Monday, Sept. "a. After the meeting
was called to order by the president
il was announced that the initiation
is to be held at the Campo del Ar
royo Friday evening. The new men,
bers left and the old members decid-
ed what is to be the stunts Friday
night. They adjourned 70 meet again
October i.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter in Harlingen Wednesday.
Mr.. Watson arrived home Friday
from Victoria and other towns where
he has been visiting there the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Lang were din
ner guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nose Spears Wednesday even
ing.
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Valley Society
Phone 7

Phone 7

Bonham. Mrs. ]. c. Wagner and
Mrs. John Lawrence won the prizes
given for games Of fantan. To the
eight members present a delicious
luncheon was served in the late after
noon. Mrs. j.. l.. Palmer will be host
ess of the next club meeting which
IS to be held at her home.
LATERAL II CLUB
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fred My
rick was hostess to members OF the
Lateral T club who met at her home.
A delightful afternoon was spent IN
contests, visiting and diversions. In
an interesting contest, requiring
members to give names Of noted mod
ern and classical literary figures,
Mrs. A. G. Demers was successful and
received the trophy. In the latter
part Of the afternoon a delicious re-
freshment course was served. The
club will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Aleck Kerr on Thursday afternoon,
October IL.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-02
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