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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Septcfnber 10. 1913

Sheriff and Mrs. Mobley Mead
owS returned last evening from Il
pleasant vacation spent at Coronado.
Tho Edgar Brothers Realty com.
pany has Just completed the reno
oehu- of their offices, and has add
ed to their clerical force in order to
facilitate the handling Of their in
creased business.
Tonight at the Masonic Temple
the social committee of the local
chapter of the order of the Eastern
Star viii entertain friends and
members at a whist party.
Miss Edith Watkins, late Of the
stanley DE Blois Company. has ac-
ceFtcd a position as stenographcr
in Los Angeles. Miss Watkins has
made many friends during her stay
in FL Centre and her departure is
greatly regretted.
pr. and Mrs. William \. Carl re
turned last evening from Il vaca-
tion spent among the big trees in
the northern part of the state. On
the trip they visited san Francisco,
Los Angeles and san Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Police Business
Remains Light

Thre, arrests were made by city
police over the weekend. Two were
tol investigation while the third
was on a charge of being drunk.
nuc 10 the fact that il is a legal
holiday no session of city court
was held this morning and the men
ere all being held over for court
tomorrow morning.
clyde Brooks. H. who claims M
place in particular as his home, i.
be heId pending Investigation.
Il j. believed by police that he
might have run away from home.
Emanuel pcrrault is also being
held for Investigation Pcrrault viii
be asked to explain The possession
al a suit Of clothes when ne is
brought before the court.
Kihar Singh, n, is charged with
beng drunk Ike was using up th"
majority OF sidewalk when pick
u up by city police.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
AN EASY QUESTION

One Of the easiest questions to answer is that
which thousands of young people are asking them
selves these days the school term nears The
question Is Should go back to school or 60 right out
and earn some money and become self-made and sue
cessful?' The answer is: Go to school,,
There are hundreds of apparent exceptions to the
rule that education is necessary to success But most
of these people have educated themselves Nearly all
OF them will tell you that they took the hardest way
II a chance TO go to school is offered Young man
or young woman these days, they should snatch at it
If for no other reason because it is the easiest way
More often than not is the efficient and surest
way too.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
TEN YEARS AGO

That he has been awarded the
military honor of marksmnn in the
Marine Corps, was the gratifying
news received here by thc parents
Of T. II. Grcenleaf, who is stationed
at Mare Island, Calf.
Mrs. f. r. Braincrd, state chair
man of the Women : Liberty Loan
Workers in California, has issued a
call for conference of county
chairmcn of the Women 5 Liberty
Loan Committees throughout the
state. TO be held in San Francisco
Thursday and Friday OF this week.
First Lieutenant W. II. WimP Of
the reserve medical corps, was IN
FL Centre today say ing good bye 70
his many friends before leaving for
Camp Oglethorpc, Ga, where he has
been recommended for special work.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of I'm.
perisl Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
September IN 1oO2

The most destructive storm ever
known in Imperial Valley came
evening, and as a result Il number
OF cheap buildings were destroyed,
while the rain that accompanied the
wind did some damage to hay.
Attorney 7, NJ. Mcnamara was in
Imperial ,oday.
The board of supervisors meeting
was adjourned last evening until
next Monday.
An important meeting Of repre-
sentative cantaloipc growers from
all parts of Imperial Valley was
held in Brawlcy today, and prelimi-
nary steps were taken to perfect u
central organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
SEE An OCELIST

II you have growing child, it might be a good
idea to drop around at the ocusts day and have
his vision tested.
Often children have defective eyesght that does
not get discovered. School authorities in Washington
D. C., recently found that only 34 per cent of 1860
school children examined free from eye defects
1t is highly important, if there is something wrong
with chlld's eyes for that fact to be learned. 4
youngster cannot hope do himself justice in school
II his eyes are defective. Often supposedly dull
student has been found be suffering simply from
weak vision when remedial measures are taken such
child will show his full mental powers.
An examination costs little, and may do a great
deal of good.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD z. GARI3
Copyright, 1927, By MCCLURE
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGTLY' S
CHOW-CHOW

" How de you like my picklcs9
asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuZzy as
Uncle Wiggily sal at the breakfast
table in the hollow stump bungalow
one day eating his supper.
',Thoy are very good, but, if yen
will excuse me saying 50, | think
! they could be bit hotter an
! >wcrcd the rabbit gentleman.
Now at first you mIght think it
/ strange for Mr.. Longcars TO be sit
ting at the breakfast table eating
supper. and also to be- having pickles
with his meals. Bat let me- tell You
why.
T-nclc WlggiIy had eaten his
breakfast very carly that morning
as hr wanted to hop away and have
/ adventures. and no sooner had hr
finished his early meal than le
happened to think:
~ may bc out very latc tlis
evening waiting Tor something .
I happen to me So it can be made into
q bedtime story. And if | am too
late IN get no supper So / lad
better eat my supper now.
So, still sitting at the breakfast
table, Unclc Wiggily ate his supper
end it ism + strange TO have pickles
for supper, j, il. No. Wen, then
everything is AN night But whea
Nurse Jane heard UncIe Wigglly
/ say the pickles weren't hot enough
she was surprised and said in her
funny, s4eaky voice:
81 had better make you some
Chow-chow,
''YcS, said Juclc WiEgily,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
Boxers To Aid
Charity Fund

Los ANGELES. sciH. To- Stars
90 thc Loxiu4 and wrestling game
VIII perform tonight at White SoX
park IN "a number of three round cN-
hibition bouts for the Urban League
charity fund.
Ace liudlius win tackle Harry
johnson, ,olorcd wclrrrvcight; Bert
Coljma Will taxi ou Tiger Joe Riv-
cr~; Santiago Gorilla VIII exchange
punches with Herbert Trchic;
Mack House viii battle Willie Hen
~; and Young NationaIista will
uatch gloves with Eagle Thomas.
On the wrestling card, Joe Mai
ccwil. the ''Uticd Panther aud
contender for championship I'd
- Straug,or' Lewis title, viii graP-
pie Jack Mortcuson of Chicago in a
one fan match
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
ELM NOTES
(Press Staff Corrospondent)

tPresS staff correspondent
ELM, Sept To- Mr. and Mrs
Charley Moore returned from
Arkansas where they spent several
weeks vacation They were the
guest, of Mr and Mrs. Moorcs
parents.
NrIma Kirk has returned after
a visit with friends at National
city.
Mrs. Rose FORESTER and daughters
Violet and llcne, were caller 5 at
the F. O. Ro>cnhaum home recently,
e. NJ. Cohlcigh was i'll several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs James Davis have
returned from the coast.
+. Outlet went to CaliPatria Tues.
day to visit with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. +. y Long ar,
home after an extended trip To
various coast points.
Edward Kirk ha, returned from
lis vacation which he speat at
Compton with has grandparents.
Miss Nriya Hac'.& .&cman Of Los
Angeles recently visited with her
parents, Mn and Mrs. CLaslt,
Hacklcman.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

pickles already made 1t viii be
Just as good tor you and less work
fer her.
THAT fine idea" said
Uncle Wiggiiy. "In do it. Let me
have bottle Of chow-chow
pickles.
With the bottle of chopped up
chow.chow pickles i'm his pocket
Uncle Wiggiy started to hop bacl:
to his hollow stump bungalow. But,
though he did not know it, there
hoppcd after him the Skillery
Scallcry Alligator with the double
ioiHtcd tail The Gator had seen
Uncle Wiggily q in Grandfather
Goos"y Gaudcr : grocery store and
The Gator said to himself:
u guess Uncle Wiggily Went in
there TO get bottle of maple sirup.
Well. Iii wait until lie comes out
and then I'm hide behind the bushes
and TIT pop out at him and take
away that bottle of maple sirup and
eat it all up, That 5 what II do
II eat it all up!
Why the Gator Thought hct"
Wiggily had bought sweet maple
eiruP when, as matter of fact,
the bunny gentleman had bought
hot chow-chow pickles. can t tell
You. guess it, secret. Anyhow
the Bad Chap hid behind the bushes
ard when Uncle Wiggily came along
whi,tiing all o. sudden the
Gator popped out and yelled:
'GWc me that bottle Of maple
sirup,
~ have no maple sirup, if You
! please, said Uncle W;gglly:
We'll, don t please and
kaow YOU have bottle Of maple
sirup in your pocket" beloved the
Gator "Out with it,
Mr.. Longrars THOUGHT thrr" wa
no ,usc saving anything more sc
he took out the bottle ol hot choN
chow and in SECOND the Gator ha,
: clawcd <out the cork, put th, hottl,
to his big mouth and tipped it ul
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Gauder who kept the groccrE stora
heard Uncle Wiggily calling for
sugar and spice and other things
nice hr asked the rabbit:
- What's it all for!
For cbow-chow that Nurse JAM
is going to make, 80 answered Mr..
LongrarS.
."Now look here, quacked
Grandfather Goosey Gandcr, 'mak-
ing chow-chow is hard work even
for a muakrat lady. Why don t You
take her bottle of ehow-chow
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Speaking as Baby Bunty sometimes
talked, II guess You better had.
Then You hop to the store and
Get me sugar and spice and other
things nice and II make chow
chow said the muskrat lady
lousekceper.
Uncle WigGily was very willing
to do this and soon with his pink,
twinkHng nose going on before him
away he hoped.
Now when Grandfather Goosey
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
TWO KILLED AS PLANE
CRASHES TO GROUND
Dy United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. lo-Whcn
their craft went into a tailspin and
crashed at Palisades Del Rcv, two
mau.wcrc Killed and a third was i'm
jurcd seriously yesterday
\. l.. Baker. pilot. and Henry
krausr. mechanic. were the mrn
crushed to death. sheldon Riley, ~
passenger, may recover from has
hurts.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
HARRY LAUDER ILL

LONDON, sept. 10. Sir Harry
Lauder is i'll at his home in Dunoon,
near Glasgow. Lauder took q chill
while fishing last week and his
voice was affected. The doctor or
dcrcd him to stay in bed - week..
Nm engagement at the AIhamhra
theatcr in Glasgow was cancelled
and other future bookings were held
III,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
VICTORIES

The news stories in the daily papers sometimes
preach as good sermons any minister could devise.
There was such a story from Little Rock Ark,
the other day. Two cripples have been nominated
for high state office there; J. Oscar Humphrey who
has been armless since he six for auditor
and Earl Page, legess since he five for commits
siOner Of mines and agriculture
Each man has surmounted his handicap noby
Humphrey write typewriter, drive car and
60 hunting, despite the fact that he has hands
Page, as a boy, rugged up a goat-draWn cart sold
papers and put himself through business school, Each
is successful and happy.
No better sermon than that could easily be writ
ten 1t IS great object lesson the power of the
human spirit to triumph over adversely. /
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10
DENIES HE IS SLAYER

SANTA Ana, sept. 10. Al
though authorities believed him to
Ic Charles Grove, wanted for mar.
dor in I.adNallr. Colorado, Il man
held here denied the Identification
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

The New York public refuses to patronize a
Broadway play called The Ladder" though it's free,
because they shy at propaganda The philanthropist
supporting it might get patronage by calling it Art
and charging s. a seat.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

\ proposed model traffic ordinance for American
cities would give pedestrians the right Of way at
ngs and drivers the right Of way between crossings,
which looks like an even break but might make both
sides nadder than ever.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

There's one queer thing about this campaign
NTH, 50 far, hasn't gone fishing.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Turkey breeders in Idaho are branding every
turkey under the left wing the ownership OF the
birds be traced when motorists steal them Farm
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Filthy lucre is dollar bills received in change
the filling station. But the oil kills the germs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

We take it that the who swan ten miles hold
ne newspaper in one hand and handkerchief in the
ther was reading the hay fever resort ads
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Why should doctors mOnopOliZe those X-ray
machines with which you inside Of people
when they're needed 50 much for cantaloupes?
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-10

Speaking Of iron men, how about Robert Dollar
he California shipping who has Just circulated
lround the world for the forty-eleventh time?
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY

MONDA1
women's Auxiliary Of the PRESBYTERIAN church vii meet = tS-
lows: Circle No. /, home Of Mrs. J. H. Batsel, West Brownsville; {.
2, Mrs. c. Z. Dodd hostess at her home; Nc. 8, at church pariors with
Mrs. A. B. Eiven hostess.
Altar Society Of the Sacred Heart church, regular meeting to D at
the home Of Mrs. Eugene Richards on Fourteenth street.
Women's Guild circles Of the Church Of the Advent Will meet az
the parish house with Mesdames ". 7. Aldidge, G :. Landegren'
L. r. Layton hostesses at 3 ]. m.
]. at church with Mrs. Ewing Clark, leader of lesson; No. q u cnuren
for study led BY Mrs. A. +. Hight; No. 8 at home o Mrs. Ben y. clark,
chairman, N Levee street with Mrs. E. T. Leftwich. leader.
Women's Missionary society circles Of the Methodist nure ~
Mrs. W. B. Sellers; No. 8, Mrs. c. n. Hill, leader and hostess t her
home on Mesquite and ST. Charles; young matrons circle, nome OF Ms
J. M. Abel, in Victoria Heights.
TUESDAY
Mardi Bridge club, Mrs. c. H. Williams hostess at her home O.
the corner Of Levee and Sixth street.
Hi Lo Bridge club, Mrs. Leonard Coke y ntertaln az hr ho"e
located az the corner Of Huisache and jefferson streets.
Treble Clef club will meet with the president, Mrs b. l. rlteh
at her home at $3.50 |. m.
Final, meetingo of the Brownsville Music club at the Baptist church
al $40 a m. Following the business the members will lunch at III
Aro tea room. -,
senior Class night for those of the graduating class Of the local
high school will be held at tn. school
Wednesday Bridge club. Mrs. Wallace Harwood, hostess
"Wednesday Tournament Bridge club, Mrs.. Chauncey Reid, hostess
M her home in the Colonial apartments o West Elizabeth street.
Evening Bridge club, Miss Mary Mattingy, hostess u IN
Carlos apartments at 1880 p. m.
Just Sew club, Mrs. George Bell on Elizabeth street &c tertai
THURSDAY
Post Bridge club, Mrs. R. t. Carver hostess at her home IN orr
Brown at 3 p. M. -. r..~u. -. 1
Chamber of Commerce at . p m. Al = p M wary Af
IN the league Identification contest will be given. NJ.
Do-Ten club, Mrs. Richard Brown. hostess a her nom Q y "eS'
Elizabeth street at 3 p NJ.
Friday Bridge club, Mrs Russell McCnesney hos'esS " Wy "
hers mt her home at 3 p. m.
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III DAY BREAKFAST

Mrs. j. Fl. MeCollum Of San An
tonic, sister OF j. A. Graham, was the
house guest OF her brother and sis
ter-in-law Friday and Saturday. She
returned to her home Saturday eve-
ming.
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Mis-" ' ss:~ Payne SOCIETY '': : ss"'"

tional pictures for children to be
shown at the Ritz thester two MORN
ings each week during the summer
was made and a program outlined.
Mesdames o. B. King, Z. b. Ault and
A. j. Hays were on the refreshment
committee.
Miss Mildred Iford. the talented
young daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
ID. w. Iford will take the leading
role in flaming of the Shrew," a
Shakespearean pageant to be staged
June 6 at st. Mary's hall of San An
tonic. Miss ford has had many
honors bestowed her during her at
tendance at the college including the
presidency Of the senior college class,
and presidency Of the student coun-
ell. DR.. and Mrs. Iford will attend
the graduation exercises in June.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Couch, Mrs.
]. Couch, ST., Rev. and Mrs. +. l..
Compere, Mrs. Alma Forte and Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Baker were among
those who went to Edinburg Sunday
to attend the zone meeting Of the
Baptist Sunday schools.
Miss Chattie Fay Kelly will leave
for South Bend, Ind, Monday. Miss
Kelley is a sister of Mrs. NJ. Shouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Diggs of ANA
rillo, Mrs. G. c. Malo1ey and Mrs
N. A. Diggs Of Goree, Tex, left for
their respective homes Wednesday
morning after visiting in the Charles
Diggs home for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Edmonds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hoge and
daughters were visitors in Edinburg
and Elsa Sunday.
Section one of the A fourth grade
enjoyed a picnic on the canal Thurs
day afternoon. They were chaper-
oned by their teacher, Mrs. Jake
Holcombe.
Norman Smith OF San Antonio was
a guest in the W. E. Waite home
Tuesday.
Mrs. o. NJ. Brack Of McAllen was a
guest of Mrs. T. G. Buckow Wednes-
day.
Mrs. z. H. Poteet of Mercedes and
Mrs. Bruce Ainsworth Of Waco spent
Thursday with Mrs. w. Z. Waite.
z. c. Couch and ". G. Baker have
returned from the Bankers conven-
tion in San Antonio.
Mrs. L. NJ. Coate and Mrs. F II
Davis we're visitors in McAllen Tues
day.
w. P. Clark of New York City is :
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VI. A. Giese al
Elsa this week.
Mrs. W. K. Waite received en- in.
vitation to a bridge party at the Elk:
lodge in Mercedes Saturday given By
ex-students Of c. I. A. at Denton.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Coate and Mrs. F. II
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /. B. Slaugh.
ter at Edinburg Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam King and daugh.
ter, Minnie, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Hoge returned from y trip through
| North Texas Wednesday. They were
accompanied by Or. J Z. King o.
Breckenridge, a brother Of Mr.. King
Miss Audrey Tracy returned from
Val Verde Tuesday where she haC
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are visiting in the w. d. Num- home.
Mrs. J. B. Morgan returned from
Seguin this week where she has been
on a lengthy visit.
Mrs. j. Il. Darwin and daughter.
Edna May. and Miss Emma Darwin
made a trip 10 McAllen Wednesday.
The Mothers club will hold its
regular meeting in the kindergarten
room Monday May IA.
Miss Ruth Branden OF Baylor
University Of Waco. Miss Christine
Yarbrough Of San Marcos and Earl
Pike of the University Cf Texas we're
in n group who spent the weekend
here at home.
Nelson McGlellen of Rice Institute
at Houston. nephew Of Mayor ID. L.
Kirgan, is here visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Jane Stebbins entertained a
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and Miss Florence Bell; decoration,
Mesdames Blanche Loew, B. L. Cain,
and Morton; program, Mrs. ;. Z.
Tucker. and Mrs.. Valney W. Taylor.
A speciality program in connection
with the card games will be an
feature during the afternoon. Pro-
ceeds will 60 toward buying linen Tor
the hospitals.
PIT. A. ELECTS
Officers for the coming year were
elected Friday afternoon at the
meeting of the First Ward PIT. A.
which was held at the school house
at 1880 o'clock when Mrs. Ralph
Schmelling was made president. Mrs.
John Starck will be vice president
the coming year; Mrs. W. T. AID
ridge, secretary; and Mrs. /. Dorf-
man treasurer.
A gracious talk was made by the
retiring president, Mrs. Louis Bru-
Law. as she turned her duties over
to the new officer. Mrs. II. ID.
Seago is retiring secretary; Mrs
G.. F. Landegren, vice president; Mrs.
Sherwood Bishop, treasurer.
A report vas given on the returns
from the cperetta which the school
presented at the high school audi
forum Thursday evening. Proceeds
20 toward payments on the piano
which the PIT. A. has bought for
the school.
CLUBS FINAL MEETING
Two clubs will hold their final
meetings of the year this week.
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spent several days with Miss Lora
Yaws.
Mrs. H. Randolph OF McAlIen called
on Mrs. Claude Ursell Wednesday.
Mrs. d. Q. Squires o: Elsa attend
ed the Eastern Star meeting here
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Thad Zimmerman Of Pharr
were Sunday dinner guests or Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Coultas.
Thos. Y. Rives attended the Bank
ers convention in San antonio.
Mrs. H. A. Coultas and Mrs. Gene
Vaughn attended the Demonstration
Council and encampmbent at Nc
Allen Saturday.
Mrs. Oliver Swinnea and Mrs. Dee
Clark were Saturday visitors in Nc
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mum and
daughter. Charley Jure. Of Moran
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WESLACO
SHOWER FOR BRIDE.ELECT

SHOWER FOR BRlDE-ELECT
On Wednesday afternoon the lawn
Of the v. c. Thompson home was the
scene of an attractive party and
shower in honor of Miss Fern Fisher,
a June bride-elect, given by Mrs.
E. z. Chamoress, Misses Gertie
Whitehurst, Ada We Williams, and
Fannie King. Contests and music
entertained the guests before Mrs.
J. B. Scott arrived with a large
{. o. d. package for Miss Fisher which
contained gifts of every description.
Miss Lucille ~HardbcIger gave an
impressive toast to the honor guest
which was ~applauded by everyone.
! A ~two-course luncheon was served to
the following: Mesdames Jake Hol-
| comb, Gene Carr. J. Crews, Francis
Fisher, +. c. McConaell, Thomas
| Lowe, Smith Of Donna, +. z. Ludwig,
A. G. La Duke, Roy Kendrick, Mearl
Walker, W. +. Powell. ST., Archer,
Shimotsu, John Hacnenberg, j. B.
Scott, Harold Gudmanson, v. c.
| Thompson and Prof. and Mrs. +. +.
| Chamness, the Misses Lucille Hard
berger, Wilma Gound, Edna Harton,
! Alga Hendrickson, Margaret Shelf
field, Gene Smith and Miss Fern
| Fisher.
Mrs. Ernest Schoene Of Weslaco
and Mrs. Max ~Sonnenfield Of Mer-
cedes were charming hostesses at a
bridge luncheon at the Elks' lodge in
| Mercedes Wednesday. Mrs. j. Brown
received high score and Mrs. j. Baum
received the consolation prize. The
personnel included Mesdames J,
Brown, NJ. Brand, NJ. G.. Yacker, j
Baum, A. Hausman, j. Golden, ST., OF
Austin, j. Golden, Jr., Max Tavss OF
Edinburg, NJ. Roth, j. Kessel of Mer-
cedes, Mrs. j. j. Lissner of Mission
A. Salzman, S. /. Grossman of Meal
len, and Miss Elaine Click of Los An.
geles, Calf.
Those who attended a slumbei
party given Wednesday evening By
Jane Stebbins were Ruth Rives, Mary
Lillian Ware, Irene Richardson
Jewel Watson, Lucille Griffith
Norma Van Vliet, Lila Yarbrough
Pauline McCalep.
The Llano Grande club entertained
their husbands at a basket supper al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hol-
lister Tuesday. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames II. A. Coultas
G. F. Morrison, Monte Walker, DR.
and Mrs. j. B. Morgan and the host
and hostess.
The PIT. A. held its regular meet.
ing at the high school Monday after.
loon. Mrs. J. z. Montgomery, presi'
dent, presided over the meeting
Miss Harding gave an interesting
art study. The discussion OF educa.
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CLUBS FINAL MEEIINU
Two clubs will hold their final
meetings Of the year this week.
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end with the mother of Mrs. West at
Raymondville. Another from Browns
Vile visiting there is Mrs. Fred Tate
who Is with her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tate, there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Brown Of Mer-
cedes were guests of Rev. and Mrs. o.
c. Crow Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vertrees and Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Z. Swertfager, all of
Donna, came to Brownsville Saturday
morning. Mrs. Swertfager is at Mercy
hospital recovering from an opera
ton.
Mrs. Z. r. Hockaday, who has been
visiting relatives in Kansas City.
Mo-, is expected to return to her
home in Brownsville Monday after
being away about two weeks.