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DATES CHANGED
ON ENTRIES FOR
TIJUANA RACES

TIJUANA RACE TRACK,
Tijuana, Mexico, Nov. 16.-The
closing dates for nominations to all
of the Tijuana Jockey Club stake
events this season have been chang
ed from December l to December 3,
and the date for announcing the
weights for the $130,000 Coffroth
has been set up from December Is
to January 5. This latter has been
done so the handicapper will have
better line On the Coffroth en-
tries that will start in the Christmas
and New Years Day Handicaps at
New Orleans. Weights for the &c.,
600 Tijuana Cup and the Speed
Handicap will, as heretofore, be as
signed three days before these races
are run.
The classic Coffroth, at a mile and
one quarter, is the outstanding
stake for all aged horses and also
the richest race in the world for
horses of any age. Many of the
largest stables in the nation have
already made nominations for the
Coffroth. The total gross pot will
probably exceed $4,000, of which
about $4,000 will 60 to the win
her.
After John B. Campbell. racing
secretary assigns weights, slight
penalties may accrue for winners OF
other rich events. The coming Coff-
roth, set for March Il, will be the
tenth running. Among the winners
of the Coffroth have been such turf
stars as Sasin, Crystal Pennant, Sir
Harry, Carlaris, Athcrstone, Run
star, Rebuke, Mulcibar and Be
Frank.
Besides the Tijuana Cup on March
"a and the Speed Handicap of
February 10 other stakes down for
a decision during the long winter
meeting, which opens Thanksgiving
Day, are the Tijuana Derby, $25,-
600 added, for three year olds, at
one mile and one furlong, to be run
on March 3 and the Tijuana Futur-
ity, with $500 added, for two year
olds, at five furlongs, to be decided
March 81.
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An official of the league complain
ed today that players are not show
ing up for games and fail to exhibit
proper interest in the schedule. He
urged that players make it their
business to find out just where they
are to play and then to be on hand
for the games.
In the Junior Night league pre-
liminary to the major game Arnold 8
Barber shop handed 30 to 8 trim
ming to the Du Sold Garage base
ballers.
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'Huskies' Ready
For Cardinals
by United Press Leased Wire

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
Nov. 16.-The Washington Huskies
will arrive in San Jose today in
preparation for their conference
game with the Cardinals tomorrow,
and this afternoon will hold a short
workout on the Stanford football
field.
Coach Enoch Bagshaw and his
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Local WOman's
Mother Dies

The many Imperial Valley friends
Of Mrs. r. Y. Watson will be sorry
to learn of the death of her mother,
Mrs Anna E. Clark, yesterday morn
ing in Royalton, Minnesota. Mrs.
Clark has been in poor health for
some time, due to her advanced age,
of 80 years. She is the widow of Rev.
II. d. Clark.
The deceased has been in Califor
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crew have had bad season, but
their improved playing last week
against California gives cause for
belief that they will present a tough
problem for Stanford.
Neither Captain Biff Hoffman
ror Herb FIeishhacker will be in
the Cards starting lineup. Each is
laid UP with minor injuries.
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EXPLOSION NOT SERIOUS
By United Press Leased vrsvs

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. I6.-An es.
plosion in the arsenal at the Metro
politan Studios caused only minor
damages yesterday. A film cutting
room and the arsenal were destroy
ed. Combustion of srroke pots eaus.
ed the blast.
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SUICIDE UNIDENTIFIED

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16.-Polic~
today sought to identify the bod =
of an elderly man found hanging by
rope from an oak tree near tD :
Encino Country Club late yester'
dav.
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ria on various occasions, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson during their
residence in San Diego.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced as yet.
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BURNS PROVE FATAL

ny United Press Leased Wire
SANTA MONICA, Calf, Nov. 16.
Burns received when her clothing
was fired by gas stove caused the
death last might of Ifour-year ar-oid
Led Chabot. a
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lubricant. There's an improved oil, ideal
almost anecessity-for modern engines.
Burns to soft SCOT only
Not much oil burns in good motor-but
there's always enough to form carbon.
Shell Motor Oil, the result of a new and
exact refining process, forms 2-3 less car
bon than even the costHest oils you can
buy. The little it does form is only soft
SCOT that blows away through the exhaust.
1t is finer lubricant, so carefully vac
uum refined that none of its sturdy body
is lost. Shell Motor Oil can truly "add
thousands of miles to the life of your car.
At yellow and red signs, everywhere con-
venient.
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WHITTIER, Calf, Nov. 1G. -
The Whittier Poets will wind up
their conference season tomorrow
with a game against Caltech here.
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REDLANDS, Calf, Nov. 10. -
Occidental College is expected to
beat Redlands in conference game
here Saturday.
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HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 16. - Dan
Jones, national senior squash cham
pion, will meet Joe Gordon, national
junior champion, and Bill Holman,
Hollywood club titlist, will oppose
Les Klawiter in the semi-final round
of the National Senior Squash tour
nament here tonight. In last night S
matches, Jones defeated Al Gautier,
21-6, 21-l0; Gordon beat Kent Red
wine, 2l-7, 2l-l9; Holman outplayed
Al Schroeder, 21-16, 2l20; and F'a-
witer triumphed over Chet Cooper,
21-1S, 12.21, p, ,15.
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So. California
Sport Briefs
BY United Press Leased Wire

CLAREMONT, Calf, Nov. 10
The undcfeated Pomona football
team wound up training today for
Saturdays Southern California con
ference game with the powerful San
Diego State College eleven.
PASADENA, Calf, Nov. 16. -
Mack House, negro heavyweight,
knocked out Steve Ramos in the
first round of a scheduled 10 round
bout here last night.
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 16.-Homer
Sheridan, Oklahoma middlewcight,
is favored to beat Roy Moore of
Long Beach when they clash in Il
10 round here tonight.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 16. John
r. Kelly, manager of the Wcstwood
public golf course, has been elected
president of the Public Golf Course
Association of Southern California
He succeeds j. r. Rothwell of Long
Beach who retired because of i'll
health.
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a THIN dime on top piston would
~ bump the cylinder head-in some of
the new motors. No clearance, no room
for carbon deposits.
You've seen how carbon forms in layers,
how it has to be scraped from spark plugs,
valves, pistons. Most of it comes from
burned oil. And the surprising thing is
that many high priced oils form great
quantities of hint-carbon.
1t is shameful to let fine new motor
knoc1- and strain. To let it choke up with
HI -bon that flakes off, holds valves
wastes power. To let abrasive
cl.-. Id like grit through every bearing!
And you need not use a on-forming
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Abrasiye! r carbon
from ordi1i JiIchips
off and srinds through
moving sparts-wearir,S
away your motor. 1t
will scratch bearing
metal under a fingers
pressure
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-16

Shell 4O0 the dry gas that burns ceany and keeps out OF
crancase ideal running for Shell Motor OIL Even
Shell Motor Oil be ruined by thinning with wet'
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rived for a weeks hunting trip here.
They arrived Monday afternoon Al
the home Of former neighbors. Mr..
and Mrs. z. u. Roane. Tuesday was
spent in a sightseeing trip through
out the Valley visiting Brownsville
ard Matamoros. McAllen, Edinburg.
Raymondville and other Valley
towns. They are so pleased with
the Valley several OF the number are
planning on returning soon TO make
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kulrert Of
Eagle River. Wis. arc spending the
week at the Paloma hotel here.
Mr.. ard Mrs. +. r. Doss returned
Sunday from a two weeks business
trip at Canyon.
Mrs. j. 4. Darwin and daughter.
Edna Mae. spent Tuesday afternoon
in EdinburS.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Walker and
sons visited fricr6s and relatives
here Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Woolfe and Mrs.
q. North Of Cheney. Kansas. left
AAAN WIN aAAtG NlrfNAHE AWtlf par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Woolfe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bellman Wis
tied Wednesday III Mission.
Miss Hazel Rogers has returned 70
her home in Timpson after visiting
several weeks with her aunt Mrs.
Earl Carpenter. ,
Mrs. X. NJ. Anderson and daughter.
Mary Louise. visited Tuesday with
Mrs. W. N. Bizzell Of Elsa.
Miss Lydia Stokes spent the week
end with her brother. Clarence
Stokes and wife.
Fl. G. Hough left this weekend
for Kansas City to attend the Ale
mite convention.
Mrs. Dan Ratliff. Mrs. y. S. Phil
lips and Mrs. George Rellman at
tended the meeting Of tho Eastern
Star In Edinburg Thursday.
Mrs. q. T.. Thompson has returned
from San Antonio where she attend
Cd the State Teachers Association.
+. u. Couch If Wcslaco was elect
cd Grand King AZ the recent meet
inE of the Grand Chapter Of Texas
MaSons held at Waco.
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week. Chrysanthemums in large
baskets further carried out the holi-
day idea. A delicious salad course
was served TO the following guests:
Mrs. O. 4. White. who received the
Emmett Hill, who made the high
score for guests. Mrs. a.. G.. Hsigh
who cut low. Mrs. l.. L. Newman, Mrs.
4. r. Buchanan, Jr, Mrs. A. Potter,
Mrs. ". NJ. Doughty, Jr, Mrs. A. NJ.
Weir, Mrs. George McCulley. Mrs. I'd
Chandler, Mrs. {. l.. Jones and Mrs.
Ida Conlcy.
BUSINESS LUNCHEON
The regular luncheon hour Of the
Business and Professional Women's
clubs was held in the Blue Bonnet
Garden. Mrs. Otto kusel was in
charge Of the social program. A
contest called SAY it With maya
zines" VAS enjoyed and Miss Ora
Green vas awarded n prize for sue
ccssfully completing II. After the So
cial hour, a meeting OF the eXecu-
tive board wa called. and several
business matters were discussed by
them. a public dance during the
Christmas holiday season TO he spon-
sored by the club was discussed and
tentative plans were made which viii
be perfected at the next regular
business meeting Of the club. Plans
we're also made for a buffet supper
and Christmas tree for the club
members or Dee. Il.
Miss Nora Ssner and Mrs. Allen
we're luncheon guests Of the club.
PERSONALS
Mrs. W. II. Montgomery and Miss
Catherine Montgomery were visitors
in Austin for Thanksgiving Day.
They visited Miss Margaret Mont
gomcry who is enrolled in the Uni
versity this session.
Among other visitors from Edin-
burg were Mrs. j. NJ. Doss and Miss
Bernice Curry. They drove 70 Aus
tin, leaving Edinburg on Tuesday
and returning on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Hall spent tho
Thanksgiving holidays in Austin and
Houston. They spent Thanksgiving
Day IN Austin, attending the Texas
a. A NJ. football game and spent the
rest Of the weekend IN Houston.
Miss Gertrude Schalcben spent
the Thank giving holidays in Austin
returning Sunday morning.
Miss Murrcl Dunn spent the hol.-
day season visiting friends in Flores
vile. She also drove on 20 San An
tonic and spent some time there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Richey enter
tanned On Saturday evening with
two tables Of bridge, honoring their
weekend guests. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T..
Orange OF Chicago. At the close
Of the games, Mrs. Orange was
awarded high score prize for ladies.
and W. K. Bowlcs was winner among
the men. A delicious oyster stew
supper was served 70 the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Orange, Mr.. and Mrs.
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ed chicken, cherry salad, potato
chips. hot rolls and coffee was
served.
The guests we're: Mesdames Cook,
{. VI. Sheriff., Monk Wilson, h. u
Bruster. W. II. Mckay. Harold Leh-
man, X. Newell Waters. Ben II. San
ders, Harry Solether, W. IL ~
monds, Frank Waters, Carl Moeller,
Thomas X. Rives, Porter Davis, ".
II. Miller, Edmund +. Williams. j. A.
Knapp. Guy Bradford, Phil b. Dix
on, n. V. Stewart, Y. {. Ihompsor
VI. y. Powell, ]. l.. tomperc, Jr, A..
4. Richardson, Z. Lester Skaggs,
John Richardson, z. 4. boss, X. A.
Rowland, and Il. l.. Lowe.
Fl. A. STAGES SHOW
The PIT A. comedy, "0h Ray,
was well attended Tuesday evening,
tho net proceeds being Ssi.I5. The
evening program included 4 Wood
On Soldier brill by members Of the
first ard second grades; selections
by the Choral club. Members Of the
cast Of the play we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles DuPrce, Misses Helen Me
Pherson. Margaret Sheffield, Certie
Mhithurst, Jean Smith, Or. J. T..
Montgomery, A. X. Wren, Il. 4. KEEL
~ and Irwin Ault.
BUSINESS WOMEN
The Business and Professional
Nomen's club met Tuesday for
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Cora
Guthridge. Attending the business
- f-mA TEFfaU
Davenport, +. u. Ford, Alma Fort, J..
II. Head, Cora Guthridge, Wave
%Stebbins, Arthur U!lrich; Misses
Eyangeline Valdez, Lucy MucHleroy,
and Joara Pope.
CLASS PARTa
The Light Bearers Class Of the
Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a
| class party at the church parlor
Thursday afternoon as a result OF
! the fall attendance contest. The
class was divided into two divisions,
named for the class %colors, The
White" and The Gold" with Mrs.
W. a. Smith as captain Of the former
and Mrs. H. W. Diggs captain Of the
latter. The White team was enter
tanned Thursday by the Gold.
The decorating committee, Mrs. j..
s. Phillips and Mrs. /. K. Stahl.
carried out the class colors with
white and yellow roses. Mrs. George
Bellman as chairman Of the enter
tainment committee provided an in
tercsting contest guessing the anne
Of the class members which was won
by Mrs. A. J. Hayes. Mrs. J.. IL.
Couch, chairman of the refreshment
committee served delicious angel
food cake with whipped cream, bar
custard nuts and lemonade carry
ing out the colors Of white and gold.
Many were absent because OF the
inclement weather. Attending were:
Mesdames +. l.. Reeves, /. K. Stahl,
Ii. W. Diggs, W. "A. Smith, j. s. Phil
lips, j. l.. Stone, j. X. Penny. Luther
Cross, ". l.. Forbes and guest, Mrs.
ID. q. Brooks Of Kossc: h. l.. Com
ncrc. George Bellman, y. NJ. Magldin,
$. V. Branson. a. j. Hayes, j.. H..
Couch, A. 5. Pike, Il. A. Thompson.
j. y. Carter, Charles McCasland and
Sallie Doris.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. n. y. Hunt of Dallas returned
10 her home in Dallas after a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. r. +.
irwin.
Mrs. W. L. Forbes returned Mon
day from Kosse. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. n. o.. Brooks Of
kosse who will visit several weeks
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Fuller Of
Brownsville spent Sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Cook.
Harry Schsuse visited a friend in
The Mercedes hospital Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett rctur--
Cd Wednesday night from a weeks
visit az ~Stockdsle.
y. G. Couch returned Wednesday
evening from several weeks bus
Ihes trip in north Texas.
Mezsrs. Bunk Hood. Ed Allen, Gus
Allen. Carl Wilson. Alvan Alexander
and Polk PUNK Of Emory, Texas, ar
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BIBLE TUDY

Members If the Ladies' Mission
airy society met or Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 at the home of Mrs.
Y. NJ. Schneider. Mrs. n. q. Chatellc
led n devotional and presided over
a business session which followed.
Inc Bible study THE Way Of Je-
sus," led BY Mrs. George Laaksa.
was completed. Nine members OF the
society Were present. The next
meeting Will bc held IN Tuesday aft
ernoon. Dee. n, at the home u Mrs.
Laaksa.
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WESLACO
PARTY FOR GUEST

fNhI1 FUK IUEST
Mrs. ". II. Baxter. Jr., compli-
mented Mrs. L. r. Cook. of Fl Pasos
the guest OF Mrs. c. VI. Sheriff.,
Wednesday afternoon with a bridge
party. Lovely pink rosebuds were
an attraction. Mrs. C-.k was pre-
scented with 4 beautiful Chinese .ray
cloth. Mrs. r. A. Rowland held the
afternoons winning score. A deli
cious hot plate luncheon Of cream
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THURSDAY BRIDGE

Mrs. Frank Waters was hostess 10
the Thursday Bridge club this week.
Cut flowers were used in the deco
r%ations. Delicious fruit chicken sal
ad. olives, individual nut pics, hot
rolls and coffee were served. Club
guests we're: Mrs. K. Newell Wat
tres. Mrs. !. A. Knapp. Mrs. J. H..
Nicely and Mrs. u. r. Cook or I'll
Paso who is the guest Of Mrs. {. NJ.
Sheriff.. Fourteen club members
were present.
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LOS FRESNOS
HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER

Miss Emma Moses entertained
members of the Epworth High league
N Thursday evening with a Thanks
giving dinner party. After q deli
ciOus dinner was served "A number
81 games gave diversion for the re-
maindcr Of the evening. Mrs. An
drew Smith, who was an homer guest.
was given a surprise handkerchief
shower. Those present we're: Mr..
and Mrs. II. b. Day and sons, Bruce.
Joseph and William; Mrs. Smith.
Misses Dorthca and Rachel Moses.
Myrtle Moore. Eula and Willie
Brooks, and I'd Patterson Joe Ed
m0ndson. John Dee ZumwaIt and
Hogan and Bill Billue.
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THURSDAY NIGHT BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson
were host and hostess to the Thurs
day night bridge club Of this week.
The living room was coy and bright
with bowls Of lovely roses and
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LLANO GRANDE CLUB

The Llano Grande home demon
stration club postponed the meat
canning demonstration which was to
have teen held Friday at the home
Of Mrs. T.. b. Ault. The dampness
and GOODNESS Of the weather was the
cause for postponement.
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chrysanthemums entertained with
fern,
Mrs. John Devins scored high
amorg the women and received a
pair Of hsnd-embroidered pillow
slips. Mr.. r. NJ. Perkins OF McAllen
was presented with a silk necktie
as prize among the men. Ice
cream. fruit cake and chocolate were
served.
PERSONALS
A. j. Flowers, cashier Of the First
National Bank, returned the past
week with his family from a three
weeks vacation spent In central
Texas.
Mrs. Albert Tucker was a week
end guest az Mr.. ard Mrs. Glenn
Brsscamp.
Mrs. Jno. Hensley and SON William
and Carl Evans left the past week
for kerrville where the two boys
will resume their studies in Shrein-
er Institute after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays in Phzrr with
relatives.
ID. McLendon. a. G. Meister and Y.
+. Gillespie attended the federal
court in Brownsville the past week.
Mr.. MeLendon was the guest Of his
mother-in-law. Mrs. W. II. Harvey Of
Levee street.
r. S. Devine and sons. Bobby,
Bilyl. Pat and Jean returned Mon
day from a trip TO Au tin and san
Antonio.
Raymond Johnson returned from
? short trip 70 Austin the past week.
lie was accompanied hy his daughter
Alice.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Lauck Of Mcna,
Ark. are spending a few days with
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. y. n.
Iauck.
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PERSONALS

Harry n. Whipple, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
X. Bowles and the host and hostess.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gobar had
rs their guests on Thanksgiving day
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Ogden and FAM
ily Of San Benito. and Mr.. and Mrs.
n. G. Chatelle and sons of Los Frcs-
nos.
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RIO HONDO
MISS BEENE ENTERTAINs

Miss Joyce Beene entertained ?
few OF her friends Thursday eve.
ming with a delightful Thanksgiving
party. After playing various games
refreshments OF not chocolate and
ceke were served 10 the following:
Misses Robert Noe. NJ. HI. Rushing
Webb Rogers: Thurston Beene,
Chester Grsntham, Thermon Grant
ham, Edgar r---h. Eivin Grantham
and the hostess.
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P.-T. 4. NlEETS

The Parent teachers association
met Tuesday night, Dec. 4 at the
school house. The meeting was
called to order by the president.
Mrs. Nash. ana the minutes were
read and approved. Mr.. Bulls,
chairman Of the playground COM
mittee gave a good report Of his
committee. After a short recess a
delightful program was given. The
first number vas furnished BY the
first grade, the second grade sang a
Christmas carol and Mrs. Pauline
Goode Of Brownsville told Of the
Christmas in Spain Her talk vas
followed by a song sang by r group
Of high school girls. The meeting
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BRIDGE INVITATIONS

Invitations are out for q bridge
party Monday afternoon, with Mrs.
A. A. Kelley as hostess ami Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Carl Boy
son as hostess in her new home in
Cathay Courts.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB

Mrs. d. McLendon entertained the
Wednesday bridge club the past
week. Three tables Of players were
present. Lovely roses in tall vases
and baskets Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS carried out the floral decors-
tons. Mrs. J. T.. Campbell scored
high and was rewarded with r pair
az chiffon hose. Refreshments Of
shrimp salad. asparagus tips. hot
rolls. fruit cake with whipped cream
and hot coffee were served.
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AUCTION

The Christmas motif was carried
ont in the TALES and accessories
When Mrs. W. M. Doughty, ST., en-
tertained the Wednesday Auction
bridge club al the Tacoma ranch this
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RIRL 4 CLIR

The Browne Tract study club had
their weekly Bible study Saturday
rlht AZ the home of Nh. and Mrs.
Abel. The regular Bible study took
place. Those present were Misses
Doena Pearl and Elois dvards, Vel
ma Wiley. Winnie. Dee Wiley. Zu-
dora Burgland. Lenora Clrich; Mes
US. Clarence Ullrich, Zollie Abel,
Norwood Black.
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SENIOR BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. VI. McIlhenny was the charm
inr hostess to the Senior Bridge club
on Wednesday afternoon. a buffet
lunch was served. Mrs. J.. ". kirkpat-
rick pouring tea. Beautiful roses
adorned the tea table and decorated
the ROOF in which the games were
rlayed. At the conclusion az the
games, the high score prize was pre-
sented % Mrs. j.. h. Miller. The
members present included Mesdamcs
Henry klossner. W. J.. Sogthwell. r.
s. H~earne. J.. G.. Epperson. J. J. Clos
rer, j.. II. Turner. J. W. Kirkpatrick.
Cam r. Hill, J. X. Miller and W. s.
Holiday, Jr.
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PHARR
THANKSGIVING REUNION

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Adamson
were host and hostess to a large
number Of friends on Thanksgiving
day in their home. All guests were
former residents Of Harvey county.
kans.. and it is the custom to hold
a reunion each year in one Of the
homes.
The following friends and rela-
tives were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Lane. George hollister, Ern-
est Board. Irene and Dea Board,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Miles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Miles and daughter, Mr..
r.. J.. Mcmillan and two children,
Mrs. Glen Mslthall, M and Mrs.
Clyde Miller, Miss Blanche Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Heibar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Gingrass, Rev. and Mrs.
Cummings, MIR. and Mrs. Baird, Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Day. Mrs. Della
Adamson and the host and hostess.
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then adjourned.
BIBLE STUDY CLUB

The Browne Tract Bible Study
class had a picnic Sunday afternoon
on the banks Of the Arroyo. After
the picnic lunch, pictures were tax
e. Those present were Misses Mar
querite Lewis, Eloise dwards, Velma
Wiley. Lenora Ulricn, Thelms Able,
Winnie Wiley. Reona Pearl Ed
wards. Messrs. Clarence Ulrich. Ger
ald Bowser, Zollie and Nonnie Able.