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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
WORK STARTS
ON AIR SURVEY
Map of County Being
Made In Pictures
Made in Plane

Aerial mapping Of Cameron cout-
~ in connection with the topograph-
ic survey to be financed jointly by
the county and - federal govern
ment, ~ expected 10 get under way
next week. according to a telegram
received Monday BY County Engineer
". 0. Washington from Colonel
Birdseye, head Of the topographic
department at Washington.
Contract for the aerial photo
graphs and mapping was awarded to
the Southwest Aerial Surveys, an
Austin corporation, headed BY Rob-
ert Coltharp and John ID. Miller, both
experienced in aerial mapping. This
firm has handled a large amount o.
aerial mapping throughout the
southwest. and IL reported well
equipped for the work.
"A party Of three engineers arrived
at Harlingen Monday TO start the
ground work. which will include the
establishment of contours over the
entire county. II Is understood that
the government will put several
parties in the field. and an effort
will be made to complete the work
az the earliest possible date.
The map, which j. expected 20 "
the most accurate ever made Of the
county. will be made up from the
aerial photographs, the contours 20
he established BY the ground par
ties, and will show one foot con-
tours. Engineers assert that IL will
prove especially valuable in connec-
tion with highway construction and
drainage, the extension OF irrigation
projects and installation of drain.
age systems Of every description.
The cost of the survey will be pa
proximately $4,000 to $50. 1000, one
half to be paid BY the government
and the other half by Cameron coun.
~ from flood control funds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
Bomb Thrown In
Cleaning Racket
War In Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-Hl-A bomb,
exploding a block and a half from
the home Of States A~ttorney-elect
John a. Swanson. wrecked the front
Of = Becker Cleaning and Dyeing
shop last night.
Police viewed the explosion ~ ev-
idence ~ opcn hostility between
racketecrs and cleaning concerns
that "cut' prices and refuse 10 pay
tribute.
Judge swanson. elected two weeks
ago on a platform promising "a rid
Chicago Of crime was aroused by
the blast. Several months ago his
home was bombed.
The establishment which Wa
bombed vas owned hv Theodore
Becker, and was connected with an.
other group Of Becker cleaner shops
~ which al tScarfaccl Cap0ne is \
partner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21

Baromctric pressure continued
rather high over the western and
southern states since last report, ahd
fell considerably over the north-cen-
trial states and the -egion Of the
Great Lakes. Fair TO clear weather
continued also practically through
out the country . The cool wave has
reached the Atlantic coast states in
GLIDING Florida. Light 20 heavy
frost occurred 20 the middle Gulf
coast last night. and freezing tenn
peratures in northern Georgia.
Throughout the western half Of the
United states temperatures have
moderated more or less.
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the way GO furnishing n base for
rolling OF the peanut.
The residents Of two cities, Har-
lingen and Rio Hondo. will be on
hand almost in n body when Will
liams arrives, and IL II expected that
hundreds Of persons will be k,re
from other cities Of the Valley. As
the hour draws near the interest IN
his feat j. increasing.
Williams said today that he ex-
poets a number Of his friends and &C
quaintances from Houston and other
parts of the state TO come down and
witness the crossing Of the goal line.
The first doubtful note in the
procedure was struck Tuesday when
Williams was informed that a news
paper in Indianapolis printed an ar
ticle stating that the peanut rolling
stunt was all a fake. He said his
wife wrote 70 the newspaper nj
once. and demanded a correction.
LET them come out and look nj mr.
wounds and blisters, and see me
working. and they will know IL -
not a fake" Williams said.
Now that the job j. about finished.
the peanut-pusher is being show.
cred hourly with sage advice from
persons who have finally figured on;
just how it should have been done,
Helpful Hints
"Why didn't you build a little
platform On wheels, and ron along
Why didn't you use a kids wagon
and push ii with one foot? VII,
didn't you make the wire longer
and stand up? Why didn't you ID
this and that, etc."
But Williams rolls on. determined
70 finish the Job in the way NJ
started it.
He II now protected by an auto
mobile which creeps along benin,
him on the road, to prevent possibil-
ity Of anyone running into him from
behind. AS he nears the city lin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
Retires
Part of Flood
Control Issue

Thirty thousand dollars worth Of
Cameron county flood control bonds
were retired Tuesday by the commits
%sioners' court. making a total Of
100000 retired since the bonds we're
issued.
OF the $4,000 retired S2S,0 600
were due in 1881 and $4,000 due in
1852. The bonds were owned by one
OF the county sinking funds, and by
their retirement the county will save
the difference in interest between
tho bond rate of ? per cent and the
depository rate Of 2.i per cent.
Considerable routine business was
also disposed Of hy the court. in
GLIDING the payment Of a number Of
bills, and this was followed By a dis
c%ussion or proposed highway inn
provements from the sale Of Series
~" bond. the fourth million ~ the
5000, 600 road bond issue. which are
expected to be sold ~ December.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
See INCREASE
, in SHIPMENTS
Movement From Val.
ley Still Under Rec
ord of Last Year

a material increase in shipments
from the Valley during the coming
week is predicted ~ shippers and
growers, who state that conditions
IN the northern markets are improv-
ing, and that both fruit and vegeta-
bles in the Valley re maturing rap
idly.
Shipments are now more than 100
cars behind the total to the same
date last season, according to the
report of the Missouri Pacific Lines.
which show a total Of 271 cars moved
M TO Monday night as compared
with 3S7 TO hat date last year,
The report shows 2S cars mixed
vegetables. 10 ears tomatoes. ? cars
heets. > cars Of beans. 80 cars mixed
fruit l75 cars grapefruit and III cars
Of ans shipped. Last season 259
cars of fruit and 1913 cars Of vege-
tables had moved up 10 Nov. 10.
} Mercedes holds the lead over all
Valley shipping points with 45 cars
OF fruit and SO ears Of vegetables.
san Benito is second with "a cars RI
fruit and Q Of vegetables and La Fe-
10 AhAAAH NAhA - $50
. Of vegetables. These include only
freight shipments.
A decided gain has been made IN
the vegetable movement the p4st
week. and this Is expected "a IN
crease steadily. Donna has moved
8 cars Of vegetables. Weslaco ., HI
dalgo s.. and Pharr /.
The cool weather the first Of the
week will add TO the movement o.
both fruit and vegetables. Fruit n
maturing rapidly. growers and ship
pers state, and the volume Of ship
ments will incresae steadily until
the middle OF December.
Cold weather in the north mas
created a good demand for green
vegetables. and Valley growers re-
port the fall truck crops in excel
lent condition. The movement q
beans. tomatoes. beets and carrots
: expected 10 be heavy during me
latter part OF the month and move
ment OF all classes Of truek VIII IN
crease in December.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
Advance General
In Grain Trade
On Chicago Mart

CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.-(P-Corn adj
vanced today To above the highest
price level which March and May
deliveries had heretofore reached
this season. Reduction Of he Ger
man import duty on cotton. counted
as a decided bullish factor.
Opening al lie off. 70 l-ic up.
the corn market soon scored gains
all around. Wheat and oats were
likewise firmcr. with wheat starting
unchanged 10 3-Sc up. and subse-
%quently showing q general advance.
Provisions were irregular.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
BARRYMORE-COSTELLO
AFFAIR AT LICENSE

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2I.-P-
Hollywood's arenas Of motion picture
romance bUzzed today with discus
sions of the impending marriage az
John Barrymore, stage and screen
star, and Dolores Costello. film &C.
tress. Barrymore applied FOR the NJ
cense yesterday.
The marriage will re Barrymore
third venture into matrimonv and
Miss Costello's first. Neither would
discuss plans for the wedding but
close friends intimated that they
probably would we'd during the com
ing weekend.
Many arrests for betting have been
made in ireland recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
B
MINISTRY RESIGNS

MELBOURNE, Australia. Nov. q.
-tR-The labor government OF Vic
toria under Premier y. j. Hogan has
resigned. Sir William Mcpherson.
former state treasurer, today accept
a mandate to form a new ministry.
A vote Of censure was passed on
the government last Thursday for its
failure to supply an adequate police
force during disorders attendant H.
on the strike of waterside workers.
Yesterday the government was again
defeated in the legislative assembly
when Premier Hogan submitted 4
motion for adjournment Of the
house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
ALLSET

CONTINUED from page one.l
Judge Dancy has not nnounced
his subject, but it Is rumored that
he will tell Of the value Of the con
crete highway between Harlingen
and Rio Hondo in cementing friend
ship between the two. He will prob
ably be urged TO touch only lightly
on concrete. however. as Williams
begins TO rub his blistered knees
and hands when anyone mentions
concrete in his presence.
Other speakers will tell Of some OF
the things which the concrete road
means. principally at this time in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
CALL For OIL BIDS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l-(Pp-Sec-
rotary West today issued a call
for bids on the sale Of royalty oil
from leases on government land in
the Cat Greek field in Montana for
a period Of three years beginning
February !. 1929. The bids TO be
opened at the interior department
next January ..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21

AZ the Retail Merchants assori,.,.
and others.
Mr.. Brown. Mayor Ewing ana No.
Herrin will be among the spest.t
along with Judge Dancy.
And the two cities primarily
eerned arc. in the words ~ tbo
rfr+v editor. tall aEnIn over
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ENVELOPE SEALER

The Dandy Envelope SeaIer =
simply and sturdily made. Has only
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Capacity 5000 6 81 inch envelopes
per hour. Seals any standard size
correspondence envelope. A SURE
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Phone 522. Call us collect. Delta
Office Furniture Co.. Harlingen.
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WEATHER BULLETIN

First figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture YESTERDAY; third. wind velocity
at s a. M; fourth. rainfall past -
hours.
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Circular Letters
Bring Sure ResuI

Direct mail has the greatest
We specialize IN multigraphcd W,
that cannot be distingui hei
rersonal letters. Our fariisirsl
elude. copy. mailing lists, pcraon.N
IMP. folding. Inserting sealing. rs
inr-in fact complete letter se- !.
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Questions

III What is ltf
> What country Is II near
3. What was this place used
As during the Great War?
4 What country does it be-
long to?
,. What insurance company
has this rock az its symbol.
Our reputation is your p%r0teC-
tion-a Rock Of Safety when
you have y prescription filled.
It is a store that delights
young and old with its stock az
fresh, attractive. useful mer-
chandise. Its n fine place 70
meet friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
Thursday, December u, 1928

$3.50, ordinary, soft, lcafy $4-$4.25'
New York: AZ degrees, cloudy. Ar
rivals, Is Arizona, California,
Florida. Western supplies moderate
demand slow, market slightly we9k
cr. Iceberg 4-J Imperial valley $4.ao-
$4.75, Arizona mostly $3.2o-$5'"o,
few higher, poorer $2-$2,75,
Shipments for Wednesday, Decem'
Der 26.
Arizona -, Northern California /,
Imperial Valley 81, Florida 3, Total
llG. Unrcported 25th, Arizona D.
Southern California |. Shipments
last season 9,764, to date lO,Sll.
Light expresses and truck receipts
with prcics firmly held Imperial
grapefruit steady at $3.50 to 50
box on 64s, 1915 to 81 ON sos and
$3.50 to 1915 on zoos. Imperial Val
lev lettuce higher at $3.50 to 1919
crate. Imperial Valley peas firm Mt
Is to 20 cents pound with frosted
stock l. to Is cents. Mexican peas
IS to $3.50 for 40 pound crates.
Mexican tomatoes steady at $40 TO
80 lug for firsts in original package.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS GLADYS HOUSE
TO DONALD L. YOUNG OF HOLLYWOOD
rs REVEALED AT DELIGHTFUL TEA

Coming as a pleasant surprise to q
wide circle Of friends. is the an.
nounccmcnt Of the engagement OF
Miss GLADYS Lcona House to Donald
Leslie Young Of Hollywood. The
bctrothal was revealed at tea
given in honor of the bride elect
by her mother, Mrs. J. L. House yes
tcrday afternoon - which intimate
friends Of the honoree were bidden.
The home on Brighton avenue was
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion with masses of red roses. grace
ful poin~cttiaS and holly Lightcd
red tapcrs furnished illumination in
the living room.
During the afternoon several
musical numbers were given by Miss
Martha Rycrson Of Holtvillc and
Miss Winifrcd House.
Mrs. l.. G. House. aunt Of the
bride elect presided at the tea
tablc and Dorothy Lon Gillian a.
sisted III serving.
The engagement was revealed IN
novel fashion, nut shells containing
limericks and puns furnishing en-
tertainment, the last one cracked
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
NOTILE To CREDITORS

Estate of Manuel 5. Pima, Dcccas.
cd.
Notice is hereby given by the un.
dcrsigucd executor of the estate OF
Manuel $. Pima, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said dcccdent, to.
file 'hon with the necessary voucn.
cr. within four o. months after the
first publication of this notice IL
the office Of the Clerk of the Super.
ior Court Of the State tf California,
IN and for the County of I'm.
pcrial, or to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within
four o. months after the first pub.
licatiun Of this notice to the saiu
executor at the office of HickcoA
4 Trudn, Room 1O5, Rchkopf Build.
inS. FL Centre, Imperial County,
California, which said office the un.
dcrsjLncd sclccts rs his place Of
business in all matters connected
with the estate of Manuel $. Pima
deceased.
JOSE SPINOLA,
Executor of the Estate of Manuel
$. Pima. Deceased.
Dated, FL Crntro November 26, 1923
u j. 20 - J 10
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

containing the bctro,hal announce
mcut.
No definite date has been sci for
the wedding, although it is to talk"
place sometime during the spring.
U. S. c. Graduate
Miss House is the daughter Of
Prof. and Mrs. J. /. House and is
well known in Fl Centre. where She
was popular member Of the Young.
TT set until her departure for Los
Angeles to. attend school Sh>
graduated from the local high Sehoo.
and junior college and received her
q, gree from University Of Sou1lcyu
California IN JUnc, 1926. She Is Il
member of the Delta Irta sorority.
Miss House returned last night to
Hollywood where She is employed.
MIR. Young is the SON Of Mr.. a0d
Ms. u. /. Young Of Los Angeles
and holds responsible position With
Il Hollywood firm.
Biddrn to att,ud the announce
m,nt tea were M,SdamcS George
Damrou. Josephine Hcdrick, Eva
Lac key, Robert IEtlc, y. Nj, W III
Jams. J. p. Nuftcr. Grin Stark. Guy
Bcynon. smith. ". d. Carey. L. G..
House. James Maxwell. William
Wallace, Lee Nutfcr. II. {. COG,
Robert Armstrong and F. /. SheP-
herd.
Misses Eva Provost, Nargarr.
Hrdrick, Dorothy Lou Gillian ana
Agnes Ferris.
Out Of town guests hidden were
Mrs. William +. True>lcll Of san
Pedro. Miss Dorothy Williams Of
Iuglcwood. Miss Annette pamron,
san Diego; Mrs. MiIstead, Escon-
dido: Miss Louise REEVES, Los An
gelcS and Miss Lucille Bathrick, I'M
pcrial.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
MUCH INTEREST
IN PRODUCTION
OF MESSIAH

With four mo,e gehearS2lS. l-ft be
fore the final presentation Of
Ilandcl's "Moes.ah Monday even
ing. january Il. - Wilson School
auditorium. interest in the forth
coming production IS being brongh'
to focus.
Season tic',tts for this concer#
and the one to be given in the
spring are being sid ont 50 rapidly
that in virv- of tn limited capacity
of the auditorium seats will prob
ablv be at ii premium on the nigh
of the concert. Persons desiring t.
attend the second concert can only
be sure of doing 80 by purchasing
one Of the few remaining s-ason
tickets.
The rehearsal tomorrow night viii
take place nj the Canton studio on
Len Rey at 80 and large atten-
dance is anticipated as these final
rchcarSalS are proving interesting
from musical standpoint. and q
treat to the members Of the chorus.
John Canton i again able to re
sumo the chorus direction after his
recent illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
| Ian New Road
Below The Line

or decided intt:cSt t. motorists
and tourists Is the news that a.
paved highway is being considered
between Tijuana and En>cuada. ne
,ordiuE to an auau""c'mrnt mad"
recently hy COY. Ahnl1rda Rod
.rigucz at his i.aiaac in MeNieali Il
is planned TO let tn tnsoua)a high.
WAY project come N-ion 10 private
builders, WEo "iH be permitted 20
operate if - toll read
This was dtcmci advisable, -
~ financial I'D can h, given by
tic federal government aui all tire
resources of the district are naees
SLY to finance the NOW dam and
reservoir in tn TIJUANA river STR
gry> have already boaa completed
and the estimate est j, >1ona,.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
BELIEVES UTAH
WILL ACCEPT
WATER PACT

The II Ccntro Chamber of Com.
mcrrc is in receipt Of telegram
from Howard f.. CorIcss. Los Angc-
les general agent Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New
York, which is typical Of the many
optimistic communications being re.
ceivcd daily since the passage Of the
boulder canyon dam bin.
CorlcsS, Il native of Utah, is m
Imperial valley booster, and one who
is acquainted here because Of lis
business connections. He has spok
en- at service lunchoons IN I'll Centre
on several occasions. The tclc,
gram addressed to Robert Hays,
secretary Of the chamber Of com
mcrcc. reads as follows:
"Thc Boulder dam bin has now
been signed by our wonderful Pre-
sidcnt feel satisfied that my
nativc state Of Utal win ratify,
making ,hc JOB complete. ! have
confidence in Utah Let me convey
to you. and through you to the good
people Of Imperial valley, my hearty
congratulations and pride in thciI
fight and know that this makes
things looks brighter. Extend to al
the good folks my greetings for q
very merry Christmas and all the
good things i'm the world, and ac
copt th, same for yourself.
tIOWAHt J.. ,ORLE~>.'
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
SOCIAL BREVITIES

Miss Bessie Mccain OF Chicago i
visiting her sister. Mrs. Earl Nencil,
at the Ncncil country home. She
will spend tie winter months in III
valley and in Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne E,yarde7 and
daughter spent Christmas day IN
Braw}cy aS guests Of Mrs. G. g. Mar
shall, Mrs Elvaudrr mother.
Mr. and Mr.. John Hansen and
son Rodney returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Auahcim where they
spent the holidays with Mrs. Han
sen : uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Daft.
Among FL C.u raus sp.nd.n,
Christmas away from home Were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe king and chill
lrcn Mary and John. who motorod
10 Pasadena where they were guests
If Mrs. Kings parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. G.. V. Randr. Tacy returned
homc yesterday at,crnoon.
Mrs. William Trucsdell and soa
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27
JUNIOR CHAMBER
OUTLINES TREE
PLANTING PLAN

seven thousand trees. which vii
BE- planted along Imperial Valley
highways, now ar. growing from
seed II the court ao&se nursery, i.
was announced AZ l5Sj might : meet
ing Of tho Junior chamber Of com
mcrcc in Central Guion High school
Ey Bud" Uarri@au, chairman OF
the tree committee.
The Young trees, which have JUS
begun to appear ahoNe the soil, are
expected to bc lsrge enough fer
transplautinr by ,asjng. However,
transplantiu- may ae delayed Unit
ncNt fa'l.
OF the 1000 total. t2oo are bottle
trees and 5000 pepper trees, it WAS
said. TAa pepper trees, according 10
present }!ans wiz 5e set oU, along
Tie highway from FL centro through
Uol,yilie 70 the east high lin" canal.
The bottle trees are to be- plant
ID between here ard piNiclard. The
program also calls for a row ot
shade trees to extend through this
city between taleN.eo and BrtwieN
sumo AuIf III ili' tl III T.
III Imperial Vlflgy c1umuaitieS
are supporting the Junior Chambers
tree planting program and if l.
hoped 10 have every roadway i'm til
valley shaded within lie nrXt ts~
years.
Erection of q lar4 Illuminated l.
Centre SIX" at ,he Alr".s .aI I'M
retjal avenue iut-r~. .caou and
where the Los Angeles and san
Diego highways DIVIDE, also was
discussed.
IN nm effort to complete th. pro-
..ect, which Las been under discus
sion hE ci<ir organizations l.r- for
some ttmc, the Junior rham1cr vii.
seek III. cooperation Of otbcg cI.bs.
Committee Named
\ committee TO carry out Tire work
WAS appointed and was composed If
Charles JobcS. chairman, l.. NJ.
Moore, Clarence Smith. NJ Z1vo.J
md W. !. Strickland
According t. the p3an, The ,iga
either viii be- suspended over the
roadway or constructed as an ar~h
\ slagan also naE ne part Of tn
sign. it was said. y p.ooosai 20 hav.
another electric >.1a ~ the oa,. ya-
trance to tAr city ,Iso was discuss
ID.
G.orsn Clar,,,, chairman Of tl.
Nov Years eye Midnight frolir to-
he staged at lmp.rial theatre. told
ot plan, for the af.air AID appoint
cd meraor, Of tla organization who
viii take part in The Junlo~ cham-
bcr ar.. r. G.. Erleasao was named
production manager. I'll. rrolir viii
begin 81 II o'cIoc'. NV Yeag's .ve.
Reserved seats "i.l ha On sale at r.5-
Theatre and by r,pb.r beginning
Saturday. Other tief.t, now may be
purchased from members. according
-p Secretary y. W. e.. Stevenson.
"fhur& 80 Moog' Of thr Uo'ty.''r
Junior rtaubor Of commerce. WAS a
gucs' OF 'ho or4anI<ation last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-27

Walter - san Pedro were guests Of
honor - Christmas dinner given by
Nr. and Ms. Walter t5arty Tues
day. Otkcr u.sr> were NJ. and Mis-.
y. II. W.lliam, Of Haltvil!e. Miss
3oratnt Rirhmonl Miss celia
Young, Wills ruaNar ana Leonard
Gar.N.
Hl.# 5a~-ra.a, osaasu. daughter
If Mr.. aal Mrs. Fran. Graham, who
IS student at Pomona college, i
home Tor the Holidays. several L.
formal affairs arr bong flanacl
:or her.
.I-. aad Mr.. Go.@.it& KrIi.r and
daughters Grrtrui. and katherine
Ann. Wer. dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M1taic. OF BrawIeH ON Christ
mas day.
.ir. and Mr,. Fired Williams OF
His rity W#ro entertained by Mr.
md Mrs. Harry Gates of BD~Iey
uu Christmas.
M and Mrs. George Il. Mill, rr-
;urAcd from SAN D.n3o Yesterday
"lcr" they >rnt IT," week md with
-I.. Nills PARENTS \ family dinner
party Ga thri>-mas dat- WIS ono q
'nr enjoyable features of their trip.
ono of the larc.r fuui'v reunion,
was that attended by Mr., and Mrs
=. b. Roberts and SON Of this city.
THY wcrr guests Of M, and Mrs.
:. g.. ChaMh"rlm uf ~an Fernando,
Mrs. CEaMAar,in and Mrs, Roberts
being sisters. . fai'.'y dLnrr ca
Christmas DAY "a, which - childr.1
md grand d.hjldrrn wore pres II, wa,
ON" 1T fLa ploa.an; features ot The
gatherings
Mr. and Ms. uu e. n.-'a- r..
turned Ia.- might from San .icg"
tler. they Spent tnr Clr;.tua> holi-
days. They w,rr rrtcr+a;nnd at th.
lont ~ AIR. ard Mrs. Gcrald l..
Baldwin. AIRS. Bitter and Mrs.
baldwin alr sisters.