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you relief and . few short treat ments will thoroughly convince you that by sticking faithfully to 1t for a short while your skin troubles will! be thing of the past.
 Don't expect single bottle to do it all at once but one bottle we know will show you beyond all question that you have at ast discovered one way to restore your skin to perfect health.
 Remember that Moone's Emerald Oil is . clean, powerful penetrating Antiseptic Oil that does not stain or leave a greasy residue and that it must give complete satisfaction or your money cheerfully refunded.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09
3tST BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 M \. 0. \. AUXILIARY
Banque4 1peakt1g cd Ea1eetaAs meat on Program q ~Iahs"
 Nan Neat Wednasday.

meat ea Program q 'TAhs"
 Nan Nsxt Wsd.ssday.
 Ladies' Auxiliary. 1. o. H.. will celebrate the tlst annivsrsaIy of tts founding with . banquet in the Y. N. T. 1. ( B. society hall next Wed nesday evening.
 During its long existence. tho un- dertakinss Of the organization has bscn successful The atm Of the or sanisation has been to bring help to the unfortunate and to alleviate distress.
 The following committee under the direction of NrA Catherine Ke- hoo, prsddsnt of the auxiliary. will have charge of the banquet: Mrs. Julia Moorehead. Mrs. Catherine Humason. Mrs. Elizabeth Mangan. MrA Anna Knight, Mra Katherine Kaliuowski. and MrA Margaret Jacobs.
 The following singers will take part in the entertainment: Kathleen Walsh, Irene Walsh Leonard. John Kiniry. Joseph 4. Haffey. John J. o'Brien. Merritt Humason. and George scheyd. National. state, and county officers and priests from all the parishes in the city will be guests of honor. Rev. Walter A. Me- Cram will be tho principal speaker.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09
:Neu' Way NReliepe Tired,
 Ackjnq Feet

Dn yOu knoW that you can iastantiy take the sting out of burning tired feet by simply bathing them n hot water to which you have added . little Sylpho- Nathol-one teasponafm b . quart? Soreness vanishes llre aagicl Sweiling's reduced This wouderfully soothing solution hanishes eoens. bun icns and callouses, too, and is refresh- ing h the hsth Ct SyiahQ- -NathA . al1 dealsfA
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09
ANASTASlA IS IN
 SElUSION INN. '.
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Nsw Yerk. Feb. S.-lAeThe d. lent and mysterious young woman who has been the enigma of Europe for . year, Mme. AnsstaEa Tchai- kovsky. said by many to be the daughter of the late Car Nicholas II of Russia, was in seclusion here today.
 She and . companion Mss Agnes Gallagher were on the fogbound liner Berengaria, held in the lower harbor since Tuesday night. She was on her way to be the guest of Mrs. William B. Leeds, the former Prin- cess Xenia of Russia, at her home in Oystsr Bay.
 Her identity unknown to fellow passengers until tho arrival of ship news reporters on board the steam sr. Europe's mystery woman re- mained in her cabin during the lin- CTS delay in the lower bay. refusing to grant interviews.
 0leb Botkin. who says his father was physician to the czar and was killed with the imperial family in ls37. acted as spokesman for Mime. Tchaikovsky. Newspapers have said hs is the agent for Mrs. Reeds. who is absent on . cruise in the Carib- bean sea.
 Asked by reporters if he believed her to be the Grand Duchess Anas- tasia he said:
 Says She is Duchess
 T do. there is nothing else ] could believe. knowing as do that shs N."
 MT. Botkin played with the Grand Duchess Anastasia when he was and she was I. He was with her when the im~ erial family was exled and later killed by their Bolshevik guarda The grand duchess was said to have been saved by . young sol dier named Tchaikovsky with whom she fled to Rumt mia and whom she later married.
 w. w. Bouimistrow, president ol the Russian Refugee Relief society
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09
WANTS TO TAKE LAND

Washington. Feb. . (UP)-Attor- ney General Sargent recommended to congress today confiscation of more than S1oo.000,000 of forest land held by the Northern Pacific railroad under old land grants to be followed by submission of the entire controversy over the holdings to courts for adjustment.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09

of America issued . statement say ing he had received cable from the Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia. now redding in Copen- hagen. emphstically denying that Ame. Tchaikovsky iS the Grand Duchess Anastasia- The Grand Duchess Olga, sister of the late czar. visited Mme. Tchaikovsky while she was . patient in German hospital. the statement says.
 Cat Her Meat
 During the trip across Mme. Tchaikovsky took dinner in the din- ing saloon . few times but did not mingle with the other passengers. One of the stewards who served her said that . waiter was forced to cut her meat for her. as she seemed to have suffered . complete paralysis of the right arm. He described her a . slender woman of medium height who seldom spoke. He re- marked that she did mot seem quite as if she were aware what was going on about her." She always thanked him for the meal. he said.
 Mime. Tchaikovsky is 26 years old and speaks only in German. MT. Kotkin explains this by the fact that she suffered . loss of memory from the terrible experiences she went through when she escaped the fate of the rest of tho imperial family and does not remember her Russian. The children of the late Czar were all we'll schooled in German and English. in addition to their native tongue.
 Here For Rest
 MT. Botkin said that she was com- ing to this country for rest and to receive medical and dental treat mont. Her jaw had been broken at one time and badly reset. She says it was caused by blow from the butt Of a guards rife in Siberia. Aligned on the side of those who say the woman is the Russian grand i duchess is Dr. Rutneff. one of the physicians of the imperial family | who was in attendance upon the Romanoff children. Cable stories from Germany have quoted Dr. Rut- nen as asserting that Mime. Tchai- kovsky and the grand duchess are one and the same.
 Deny Claims
 It is said that the Grand Duke Cyril. . kinsman of Mrs. Leeds, and other Russian refugees in Paris also deny Mme. Tchaikovsky's claims. Through special arrangements the medical and immigration authorities interviewed the Russian woman in her room, instead of with the other passengers. They said she answered only one question direct. that as to the length of her stay in this coun- try. She said she would be here eight months" All other questions she wearily referred to her nurse.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09

Britain delegation. representatives of all clubs in the stats will bs pre- ent The chief speaker of the New Britain delegation will b. Stanley Karpinski. who is president of the Polish-Amencan Political Organixa- ton Of Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09

and New Britain busea effective en and after Sunday. February l:.
 Buses will leave HAstfos1 at .. m.. 7:15 a. m. and hourly until l1:15 p. m. They will leave New 0gitain at s:10 .. m. and hourly until ll:l0 p. m. A Shop Extra" bus vtu leave Gold street. Hartford. for New Brit ain at 5 p. m.. Monday to Friday. inclusive.
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TO ATTEND POLISH BANQUET

lish-American Republican club of this city will so to Hartford Satur-
 day. to be guests at banquet given by the Polish-American Republican club of that city. at the Hotel Bond. Tho delegation will include Joseph Kloskowski. B. A. Grzybowski, Stanley KArpinski, Martin Stempien. Stanley Traceski. B. J. Monkiewicz and ]. Mlynarski. Besides the New
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09

board of directors. E. H. Cooper; president. Maurice Stanley: secre- tary and treasurer. A. c. Way; vice presidents, R. R. Searles, E. R. Carter. IT,. and R. NJ. Hemenway; assistant treasurer. George F. At water: assistant secretary. c. F. Stanley.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09

CHANGE IN BUS SCHEDULE
 Superintendent William ]. Bryan of the New Britain division, Con- necticut Co.,. has announced . change in the departure of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1928-02-09

The boiling of vatse removes very few of its chemical impurities. but 1t does kill the germs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-30
W0MEN'S PAINS
They Were Relieved by Cardui
Which This Georgia Lady
Took IN Her Moth
er's Advice.

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women will drag around, in q half
hearted way, never feeling we'll,
barely able to drag. when Cardui
might help put them on their feet.
MES It cid me-" says Mrs. Geo. S.
ne ~,,nver { this city.
uuirement led with dreadful pains in
thes SHES. I had to 60 to hed and
stay sometimes two weeks at a time.
II could not work, and lust
Yragged around the house.
II got very thin. / went from a
hundred and twenty-six pounds
down to less than a hundred.
MY mother had long been a user
of Cardui. and she knew what a
good medicine 1t was for this trou-
bic. SO she told me to get some
and take II.
II sent to the store for Cardui.
and before I had taken the first
bottle / began to improve. NV side
hurt less, and I began to mend in
health. I took the second bottle
and felt much better. I followed
this by two more bottles,
"Cardui acted as a fine tonic r
10 not feel like the same person
T am wen now. and still gaining
NY sides do not trouble me at alIs
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a delicious luncheon was served to
the large personnel. Those from
Weslaco included Mesdames ". r.
Symonds, G. M. Sheriff., ". r. Mey-
ers, w. III. Miller, Carl MoeIler, II.
E. Smith, C. Lester Skaggs, V. C..
Thompson, =. p. Williams, Harry
Stebbins, Cell and Harry Solether,
A.. z. Richardson, John Richardson,
ID. Y. Kirga, Phil ID. Dixon, j.. T..
Compere Jr., r. L. Reeves, ID. w.
ford, w. H. Baxter ST., W. II. Bax-
ter Jr., w. r. Powell and Miss Cor
della Frances.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Richcreek and
son., Bobby, left overland Tuesday
for an extended tour through north
and west Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Swift and sons
spent Tuesday in Harrington.
Thomas Burlington will graduate
from the Texas university June 4.
when he will return to Weslaco TO
spend the summe with his parents.
and Mrs. s. L. Burlington, local
photographer. Young Burlington has
been an excellent student and
has made Phi Beta Kappa. In
the fall he will return to the uni
versity for his M. "A. degree.
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ton, L. J. Shekell, p. w. Perkins and
Miss Jane Redfield OF Donna.
The afternoon bridge party this
week for Mrs. Harry Seay Of Dallas
given at the Elks club, was a most
enjoyable affair and had for hos.
t~esses, Mrs. Blake Seay, Mrs. John
Jones and Mrs. John Phelan.
The decorations were in lavendal
and green.
In the games Mrs. Effie Jewell
Shekell scored high, Mrs. p. w
Perkins second, Mrs. II. +. Hager.
third and Mrs. w. III. Carlisle, fourth.
Mrs. II. w. Lowe Of Weslaco u high
and II. +. Bennett cut second high.
Miss Thomas scored for consolation
and Mrs. Seay was presented a pretty
gift.
The refreshment course was served
buffet style with Miss Vennie Haynes
of Mercedes, Miss Cordelia Frances
and Miss Nell Whitehead Of Wes-
laco, and Miss Gwendolyn Thomas of
Pharr assisting.
Eighteen tables Of players were
present to enjoy the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seay have re-
turned to their home in Dallas after
a visit here in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Seay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hogue and
sons Denny and Jack, returned this
week to their home in Idaho after a
visit here with Mrs. Hogue's brother,
I. G. Tappan.
Mrs. II. Ii. Green, who has been a
guest here in the home Of her
brother, +. G. Moffett, has returned
to her home in San Antonio.
Miss Bess Robertson has returned
to Mercedes after a several weeks
visit in Mexio. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. +. Ii. Watson, of
Mexia, who will visit here in the
home Of her sister, Mrs. I. J.. Polk.
Miss Peggy McNair, who has spent
the winter in Mercedes. as q guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b. Wilmer, left Mon
day for San Antonio with the Wit
mers. After several weeks in San An
tonic, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer will re-
turn to Mercedes and Miss McNair
will 20 to her home in Seattle, Wash
ington.
Mrs. B. F. Taylor returned this
week from a Antonio and Laredo
where she spent several weeks with
relatives. She was accompanied to
Mercedes by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Jacobs and her sister,
Mrs. A. w. Meyers Of San Antonio.
Judge and Mrs. l.. T. Hoyt, former
residents of Mercedes, have returned
to Mercedes for the summer, from
Harrington, where they have been liv-
ing for the last year.
Mrs. Morris Brand and daughter,
Pauline, are visiting relatives in
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Mention will
leave at the weekend for Waco
where they will visit Mrs. Mentions
mother, Mrs. J. F. Butler for several
weeks, during which time Mr.. Mention
will 60 to Austin for an insurance
mems convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. z. Van Berg and
n Charles and Leonard. have re-
turned from a weeks visit in San
Antonio.
Mrs. Jack Trollinger and children
left this year for an extended visit
in Kerrville. They will be joined
later by Mr.. Trollinger.
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their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. J.
d. Wilson and daughters. Freda
Mae ard Dorothy Jean, Misses Nell
Sprouse, Mildred Rudd and Myrtle
Rudd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wood and son
Jimmy Lee, were dinner guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Hargrove Sun
day.
At the meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society Sunday evening
Miss Hazel Wilson was elected pres
ident for the coming year. George
Cakes will be leader for next Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray johnson OF Ray
mondville were visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. "A. Galyean and
children spent Sunday at Holly
Beach.
Mesdames Madison and Irwin Wood
and daughters were in San Benito
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Blundell and
children spent Sunday at Point Isa-
bel.
M. B. Bourne was n business Wis
itor in Raymondville Friday.
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MERCEDES

The marriage of Miss Lillian
Pierce, daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
r. $. Pierce of this city, and Wilbur
Lewis Of Victoria, will take place
Saturday evening at z o'clock in San
Antonio at the home of the brides
aunt, Mrs. 0. L. Whippie. Rev. Pierce
will perform the ceremany.
Miss Pierce has been a member Of
the faculty of the public schools for
the past year. Mr.. Lewis is a civil
engineer for the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will be at home
in Victoria.
Rev. and Mrs. Pierce and daughters,
Lillian, Ruth and Margaret, left
Tuesday evening for San Antonio.
Mrs. Albert III. Kalbfleisch and Mrs.
w. L. Bradbury were hostesses at a
delightful bridge luncheon at the
home Of the former. A color scheme
Of pink and green was used with a
~profusion of cut flowers.
Mrs. Effie Jewell Shekell scored
high, Mrs. Art Tolson second, and
Mrs. NJ. G. Black Of Donna, third.
Mrs. Cartwell Of La Feria scored for
consolation and Mrs. II. L. Bonny-
castle was given n trophy for making
the most grand slams.
After the morning bridge games
a lovely luncheon was served to the
following ladies': Mesdames w. n.
Carlisle, A. W. Shouse, Al Park4r,
Harry Lawson, J. J. Murray, Ffed
Wright, Bonnycastle. ST., Walter
Weaver, NJ. G. Black. II. B. Seay,
John Bruce, II. ID. Symons. p. III.
Cook, Ben Sanders, G. Ramsey, Les
ter Skaggs, Frank Hall, John c.
Jones, Charles Thornton, A. ID.
Gwynn, Ray ToIson, Art Tolspn.
Walter Fricke, J. c. Shaw, Jack Troll
linsey, George Markham, John Ash
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.HARLINGEN

The younger Set" Of Harrington
were entertained at a very elaborate
party on Saturday evening at the
Woman's building. Miss Bessie Bak-
er was the charming hostess of the
affair. She was assisted in receiving
by her mother, Mrs. John u. Baker.
The reception rooms were most
charmingly arranged, large silver bas-
kets Of pink roses and yellow mar
garets we're used in ~profusion. Shaded
lights threw a pastel effect through
put the rooms used for dancing.
Dainty refreshments were served to
the following: Manda Spray, Malba
Lakeland, Marie Potts, Florence Hos
kins, Lois Thompson, Evelyn Joyner.
Alice TAFT, Julia Kimmel, Mary Eliza
beth Nichols, BERTHE Lee Kline. Bon
ME Bryant, Robert Townsend, Robert
Branch, Mace Brindley, Ben Ezzell,
Phillip Thompson, Warren Wyatt,
William Waterman, Kenneth Goetzke.
Richard Nichols, Roy Burger. John
Franklin Sanders, Pat Coleman. Luz
Their Bell, Ralph Lee, Paul Faulkner.
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LORNA DOONE DUNNING, Editor
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THURSDAY CALENDAR
Do Tell club will meet with Mrs,
Charles Rel Gt her home at 3 D. m
Merry Matrons will meet with Mrs
II. l.. Cummins at her home in West
Brownsville.
The Loyal Twelve club will meet
with Mrs. Harold Street at her home
in Victoria Heights at $3.50.
Eastern Star chapter will meet
Installation of officers.
The Thursday Bridge club Of Fort
Brown will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Clifford HUM.
MISS RUSSELL HONORED
Miss Virgie Russell was the recipi.
ent of a very delightful farewell
party Tuesday evening given by Miss
Donna Lindsay at her home on Jef.
ferson street. Miss Russell will leave
for her home in Uvalde, Texas, on
Saturday.
Games were played and at a late
hour delightful refreshments were
served. Those enjoying Miss Lind
says hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Lockard, Kate Dudley, Mamye
Price, Stella, Donna and Fora Shank,
Ruby McMinn, Houston Dudley, Wal
lace Harding, William Brown, Jr., and
James Risinger.
CIRCLE PARTY
The Missionary society circles of
the Methodist church held their social
meeting in the church parlors on
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Sam Hugh
ston and Mrs. +. E. Morris were host
esses Of this unique party. Zennias
used in large quantities added a
spring atmosphere to the rooms. Mrs.
c. w. Davenport sang a sacred num-
Der, He Knows the Way" and for
an encore rendered "The Hearts
Highway" She was accompanied at
the piano by Miss Margaret Hugh
ston. Miss Thelma Macy gave A
most delightful reading.
Two very unusual contests were en-
Joyed by the guests during the after
noon, one being a shirtwaist contest
an which the participants had to guess
the different parts of a shirtwaist.
IL having been SO many years since
this article had been a part Of mi
iady's" wardrobe considerable merri-
ment ensued. The prize for this con-
test was won by Mrs. II. G. II. Vein
crt. "A clothes pin was next given the
ladies with crepe paper and they were
~ 1ACSS DElQes Inc arIlSIlc talent
displayed was a creditable one, many
showing rare origin Of design. The
first prize for this artistry was won
by Mrs. Hayden Hayes and the sec
end prize by Mrs. C.. A. Roy. An ice
course was served the guests.
BAPTIST CIRCLES
A very interesting business meet
Ing Of the various circles Of the
Women's Missionary society Of the
Baptist church was held Monday aft
roo Circles number one and two
met in the church parlors. Mrs. Ewing
Clark was chairman of this group.
The lesson for the afternoon was
from women of the Bible" This
took the form of a round table dis
cussion. The subject has proven a
most interesting one, a book having
recently been published dealing with
this subject.
Circle number three met at the
home of Mrs. Lowe Butler. The les
son for this group was on Royal Ser
vice, five members Of the circle act
ing as directors of this lesson. Re-
freshments were served at the close
of the session.
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RIO HONDO
SOPHOMORE A

SOPHOMORE DAY
The Rio Hondo sophomores had a
picnic Wednesday. After their pic,
mic lunch they enjoyed swimming
and a theater party. Those that
participated in the good time were
Misses Lora Nash, Lillian Turner
Erline Bough, Frances McCabe. Luz
ellie Ehlers, Lucille Jones, Ruth
Grantham, Velma Wiley, Marguerite
Lewis and Pauline Abel and Messrs,
Webb Rogers. Gould Ulrich, Gerald
Bowser, 0. l.. Grantham, Glendor
Harmon. Arsell Evans and their
sponsor, Mr.. M. C.. Rushing.
. .
A few friends met at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shrine Thurs
day night. The evening was spent
In singing familiar songs. Mrs,
Johnson gave a whistling piece.
Lucille Ehlers gave a reading and
Alice Wilcox gave a piano solo
Cake, sandwiches and coffee were
served to the following: Mesdames
Johnson, Ehlers, Houghtling. Lang,
Webster, Reed Lang. Goodman, viii
sey and Shrine, Messrs. Lang, Good
man.
PERSONALS
Miss Lucille Ehlers spent the
weekend in San Benito with her
sister, Mrs. Simons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart visited Mr.. An
derson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Boone and
Mrs. S. Boone visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Ehlers Monday night.
Mr.. Clark left for the north Mon
day. Mr.. Clark has land on the
Browne Tract and hopes to return
o
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WESLACO

Mrs. j. A. Duffy Of San Henito,
Mrs. Miller F. Armstrong ana her
mother, Mrs. Ball were Joint Most
esses at one or the prettiest hHdre
parties Of the season at the CaI d.
Palmas In McAllen Thursday. There
were seventeen tables Of players land
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MISSION

The Firemen's Auxiliary surprised
their menfolks with a picnic dinner
and a general good time Saturday
evening. A bounteous lunch was
brought by the ladies. after the pic
mic the crowd going to the mems
club room, where the evening vas
spent with dominoes, cards and bill
lizards.
The highs and lows OF the We'd
nesday Bridge club held their quar-
terly entertainment Monday evening,
when the slows" Of the past quar-
ter entertained the "highs" at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Smith
with a party. in which the husbands
were participants. The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
z. Oppenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Melden,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Strong. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Agnew. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
|. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Con-
way, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Summons
and Mrs. F. NJ. Hayes.
Miss Charlotte Evins entertained
a number of the members of her en-
preston class at the Crystal Waters
pool Monday evening, preparatory
to Miss Evins leaving for Dallas on
her summer vacation. At the close
Of the swimming contests delicious
refreshments were served to the
young people.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landry and FAM
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Farrar Dooley
were in Rio Hondo Sunday.
.
Mesdames s. Il. Hardin, y. d
Moore. Jr., +. r. Conway, +. ". Arm
strong, ]. Gillett, W. 3. Roberts. G..
NJ. Heard, Il. Z. Smith and II. Z.
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PERSONALS
SEBASTIAN

The Methodist revival meeting
conducted by Rev. Huckabee Of
Combes, came 10 a close Sunday
evening. Rev. Huckabee is a very
forceful speaker and large crowds
greeted him at each service. An NJ.
r. Church South was organized Sun
day morning with a membership of
twenty-six. Rev. Huckabee will BE-
the pastor and will preach each
third Sunday at IL o'clock a. m. and
) p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs w II Wfr-1r ~ -
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Mrs. r. r. Howard was hostess 10
a number Of her friends at her home
on Miller n The afternoon
was passed in fancy work and con-
~versation. Those present included
Mesdames Flenner, Charles Murphy,
Amelia Wood, II. c. Rankin, Phoebe
S%eabold, f. N. MARCEL, Wilson,; also
Mrs. Martin Cronkwright and Miss
Ann Lowrie of Millersville, this
state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-30

The Presbyterian. Auxiliary had a
pageant Thursday, with the Misses
Lillian Mayberry, Vivian Card and
Elsie McAllister under the direction
Of Mrs. ID. G. Decker as the
actresses. A negro choir was pres
ent and gave some nice selections
concurrent with the pageant. At
the close of the pageant the ladies'
adjourned to the annex for a social
| hour.
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Mrs. r. A. Dimmick took a number
Of her young friends down to Crys-
tai Waters Friday afternoon for q
swim and a general good time. The
affair was held in honor of Miss Lii
lie Mace, who will leave soon for
her summer vacation.