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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, June 20 Up Omitted States
Department of Agriculture) Hogs
ceipts, 10000 head; market active, most
ly 10 to 20 higher than Tuesdays aver
age; top. 1915, paid freely for choice
200-230-pound weights; butchers, medi-
um to choice, 250-350 pounds, 1000a
1915; 200-250 pounds, 10.00al0.75; 160-
200 pounds, 950a10.75; 130-160 pounds.
840a10.50; packing sows, 8.90a9.90; pigs.
medium to choice, 90-l30 pounds, 7.oO
a9.00.
Cattle-Receipts. II 900 head; calves
5000 head; bidding Is to 25 lower on
better grade fed steers; light yearlings
moderately active: steady; grass cows
and grass heifers show further decline.
Slaughter classes. steers, good and
choice, 1,300-l 500 pounds, 13.25a14.75: {:
1,l00-1, 300 pounds. 13.25a14,90; 950-
/ 100 pounds l340a15.00; common and
medium, $50 pounds up, l0.00a13.40:
fed yearlings. good and choice, 750-95O
pounds. 13.50a15.00; heifers, good and
choice. $50 pounds down. 13.00a14.75;
common and medium, 9.00a13.00 cows,
good and choice, 900a1200; common
and medium, 7.75a9.25; low cutter and
cutter, 6.00a7.75; bulls, good and choice
(beeO. 9.25a1050; cutter and medium,
725a925; vealers (milk-fed), good and
choice, 11.50al4.00; medium. 10.00a
11.50: Gull and common. 7.00al000;
stocker and feeder steers, good and
choice (all weights), l1.75al3.00: COM
mon and medium, 925a11.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; ,fat
lambs, active. unevenly steady to 25
higher on limited supply sorting con-
sidered in advance on natives; sheep
mostly steady, feeders scarce. unchanged,
lambs, good and choice t92 pounds
n
1900; Gull and common, 11,00a13.75:
ewes. medium to choice $50 pounds
DOWN, 400a7 25; Gull and common. l.75
as. so.
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. June 20 LA'j Bar sill
yer, 59ia Mexican dollars. 45,z,
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The bank stock
opened with a SIX
share sale at $40,
an advance Of 4 ,
points ever the
last transaction
Ten shares then
sold at $40. 10 at
Ssiis. 10 at S22.
and the market
closed with a 100
share block selling
at 32S,
Other stocks
were firm. Cap
ital Traction n
moved at i07s A..
Potomac Electric
6 per cent pre-
ferred at llt2s
and the 5l2 per
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cent issue at l07i,. Three shares Of
American Security & Trust Co. stock
changed hands at 4557..
Peoples Drug Stores preferred opened
at 1851, and closed at lo8l4 the days
turnover being so shares. Ten shares
Of Security Storage came out at l34
washington Gas Light stock registered
esi, and 10 shares of Mergenthaler
Iintoype sold at iols,, ex-dividend.
In the bond division Capital Trac-
tion SIS sold at i02. and Washington
Gas SIS. came out at LOG. A baby Gas
6. series B. changed hands ST 100. Sev-
eraI more stocks were added TO the en-
dividend list today.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. June 20 kF).~-Foreign
exchanges easy; quotations tin cents) :;
Great Britain, demand 467 9-l6; cables,
488: 60-day bills on banks. 484 3-l6.
France. demand, 392a; cables. 500.
Italy, demand, SASS; cables. 5.25as.
Demand: Belgium, 1895; Germany.
1898: Holland, 40.30; Norway. 26.77,
Sweden, 2682i9; Denmark, $3.50. Swift
zerland. 19.27i2' Spain, 1880 Greece,
2,96A Jugoslavia. ITO; Austria. la08,
Rumania. 6lia; Argentine, 1880: Bra
I'll. 1900; Toxic. 1855; Shanghai, $500,
Montreal, 9975.
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PRICES ON PARIS B0URsE.

PARIS, June 20 P)---Pricc changes
were irregular on the Bourse today, 3
per cent rentes. 73 francs 30 centimes;
per cent loan. "a francs SIS cent!meS.
exchange on London, l24 francs 10
centimes, The dollar was quoted at 25
francs 44& centimes.
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POTATOES ABOUT STEADY.
Rr the Azsnciated. 4 presz

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 20 Omitted States
Department of Agriculture) -Potatoes-
Receipts, 112 cars: on track, 300; total
United States shipments, 1877 cars:
new stock. demand fair, market about
steady: Alabama Louisiana. Texas,
sacked. Bliss Triumphs best, l50a1 65;
heated, poorly graded, l,20al. AS;
Louisiana. sacked long whites. lisa
1925: North Carolina, barrel. Irish Cob
blers 235a25 Virginia. barrel. 275;
old stock trading very slow, market
weak: Wisconsin. sacked. round whites,
75a85; Idaho sacked, Russcts, 8oal.00.
Evening star., 1928-06-20
UNION TRUST STOCK
MARKET FEATURE.
Banks Shares Advance in
Trade on Local Board.
Other Issues Firm.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Union Trust Co, stock figured in
sharp advance on the washington
Stock Exchange today. proving the
most interesting issue on the board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-16
FL Jardin P.-T. "A.
Gives Reception

A Parent Teachers Association. So
rial vas held At the III Jardin high
school auditorium, a. . p. m. Friday.
for the purpose 81 ncquainting the
teachers with members Of the as
s~ociation.
A program vas given first. =. s.
Kasco. superintendent Of the school.
gave n short talk on the subject
"Rursi Progress and Rural Teach
era" He stressed the important part
which = rural teacher has 20 play in
the development or q rural commun-
ity. During the course Of his speech
he introduced his high school faculty
60 the PIT. A. Mrs. B. M. Hanna,
president Of the association. followed
with 4 short talk on the object Of the
association. The Parent-Teachers
Association, according 10 Mrs. Hanna,
should cooperate with the school fac
uty and board Of trustees. IL should
always hold in mind. she said. the
motto Child Welfare" The last num-
Der on the program VAS a duet
played By Mrs. A. +. Derrick and Miss
Mildred Hanna.
Following the program the teach
ers and parents present assembled IN
the library where they we're served
sherbet and allowed TO get acquaint-
ed with one another freely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-16

Labor day il Donna aa guests on
Mr. and Mrs. y. %. Park.
AT Brown and family returned the
latter part az the week from N two
months stay I'M illinois and Michi-
gan.
Mrs. Geo. "A. Hill of North Donna
returned Fast week from Minneap-
oils. Mimi. where Hhe spent the last
two months visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd w. Heidland and
daughters Minnie and Alics are back
from q EuAamer vacation tour ct
South Dakota and Michigan.
Bert Schroeder, with Mrs. Echrpe-
der and daughter Lena, are back
from "a two months trip In the
North, which included South Dakota
and other states covering five
thousand milss enroute.
Edwin Arnold. who has ID posi-
ton In Houston motored 10 Donra
and spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Amid. Enroute
he stopped nc Eagle Lake and from
that city was accompanied BY biz
friends. Miss Ida Mae Willard. Miss
Kitty Belle Ney. and Mrs. Charles
Edward Johnson. They returned
Monday morning.
Frank r. Haflin and Clifford Pitt
son, members or the Kelly Field
bard 10 San Antonio. spent unday
and Monday in Donna with NIT.
Helms aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. "A. shannon.
Mr. and Mrs. T- r. Hesketh and
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Valley Society NeWS
and EUentS
Phone Number
Seven

children are spending the week In
Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Geo. Edwards ard children
ne e~nioylng y vacation I'm San An
tonic.
Ted Casad who has been spending
the past six weeks In California
returned to Donna the latter part or
last week.
James Edminstcn uf Lincoln, Neb.,
and Mr. Samuel It. John of Elm
Greek. Neb., nre the guests ar Mr.
and Mrs. Walter G. Weaver.
Miss Wayne Montgomery. IA. u.
and Melvelle Price and OrvilIe Cox
attended u dance In Mercedes Thurs
day night w. the home o. Miss Vera
Barry.
mr.. and Mrs. III. T. Phillips and
Lyle and Don left for San Antonio
Wednesday where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Tom Hesketh and baby. Mrs.
AL H. Elliott and Dorothy and Mrh.
y. G.. Norwood and son were Meal
len visitors Monday.
Jimmie Burch left Thursday for
Oklahoma.
Mrs. WI. G.. Jones and Mrs. ". WI.
Menard spent the week end in Cor
pus Christi.
The Presbyterian ladies auxiliary
was entertained Tuesday by Mrs.
Willard White. After IA business
meeting devotional exercises were
held, and refreshments served "A the
members present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Norwood and
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!; u !. Georges

The country club was the scene Of
festivities Friday evening when Mr..
and Mrs. j.. I. George were hosts 70
the young married set. The affair
was arranged d compliment to Mr.,
and Mrs. Norman Mathews Of San
Antonio. who are guests Of the
Georges. Pink and red radiance rose
buds scattered about the club rooms
gave beauty 70 the setting, in which
the five tables were disposed for
bridge.
Mrs. Robert Schwarx received high
prize among the womens a tapestry
table niece, and Malcolm Calhoun,
high among the men, q wrought iron
ash tray. Mrs. Milton West held
law, and was awarded q pottery vase.
The honor guests also received fav-
ors. Mrs. Mathews being presented
with a large tapestry piece, and Mr..
Mathews golf balls.
AT eleven o'clock q luncheon, on
sisting Of chicken salad, potato chips.
sandwiches and iced tea, was served
to the players
Those partaking Of this hospitality
were MessrE- and Mesdmes Robert
Sehwarx, Malcolm Calhoun, All Gra-
ham. Billy Tucker, Milton West, WI.
r. Heaner. Burnell Goodrich, Travis
jennings and the honor EucSts,sMr.
and Mrs. Mathews.
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Mrs. Ellis
Bridge Hostess

Friday afternoon Mrs. G.. c. Ellis
entertained with four tables OF
bridge nc her home In West Banker
addition. The cool rooms we're fra
grant with baskets and vases filled
with radiance roses and graceful
sprays or coral vine mingled with
the green Of fern, developing a color
theme Of pink and green. Thia idea
was carried further In the refresh
ments Of frozen salad and sweets,
served on trays adorned with little
baskets OF pink flowers.
Mrs. Aubrey Perkins made high
score and was awarded q linen Iun-
rheon set. Mrs. Clyde Owens re.
ceived low prize. a jar OF bath salts,
and Mrs. Price the boudoir lamp Of
fered for cut.
Those present were MesdameH Fritz
Schmidt, Lula George, Elmer Ellis,
George Bell. Aubrey Perkins, Fred
Bohlen. Victor Rehmet, G. Davis, w.
l.. Campbell, Clyde Owens. s. M. liar.
vey. W. l.. PenderEraft, y. Richter.
a. Carter and :. nj. Jester.
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Hill country near Kerrvillr, where
they spent the time hunting and
fishing.
Lester Skaggs IL back after q ten
days vacation with his family on the
Gudaloupe river near kerrville. The
report > delightful time.
Miss Villa Mae Taylor was hostess
70 the Post Bridge club Monday
night. High trophy went 10 Miss
Margaret Hutto and second high 20
Miss Ista Pritchard. Refreshments
"a salad and iced tea were served IL
Misses Je&sie Mae Park, Mrraret
Hutto, Ista Pritchrd. Eleanor Wat
son, Dorothy Chandler, Edith Nance.
Carmen Whigham. Irene Richardson.
Margaret Boyce, Texie Vaughn. Hell
en- Boycs and the hostess, Villa Mae
Taylor.
Miss Eleanor Watson after spend-
ing the summer IN Sebastian re-
turned 70 Donna after a most de-
lightfal vacation.
Mrs. William Latham and Miss
Elizabeth BuzzHrt on WesIaco were
the guests Of Mrs. Walter e.. Weav-
CIR Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hodges had
as their guests for the week end
Mr.. Hodges sister and children III
Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fave Yerrer and
daughter Helen Fave returned Fri
day from m extended visit la the
North. stopping at various places or
Interest and travelling part OF the
way by water. Miss Helen spent the
summer visiting her aunt in Chi
ca9o.
Mrs. Hettis Wittnebert and son
Ernest Of Cuero are spending q few
days In Donna.
y. "A. Hart and family spent she
week end in Corpus Christi e thu
beach fishing and bathing.
Mrs. Forrest Hester and daughter
Virginia rturned Saturday from 4
two months visit with friends ard
relatives in Wisconsin.
Everett McFarling who has been
attending the summer session OF
the University OF Texas ia ut home
for q few weeks with his parents
before returning 70 the university
for the fall session.
Miss Ruth Bunker returned IA
Donna Sunday after spending A most
enjoyable vacation in San Antonio
sad San Diego, Texas.
DIR. and Mrs. BroadduK have re-
surned from an extended trip in the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HeIIman and
family were the guests nj an infor-
ma dinner party given BY Mr.. and
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Discuss Plans For
Membership Drive

A called meeting Of the executive
board OF the Y. w. C.. A. was held at
the home az Mrs. V. w. Taylor, chair
man. Friday morning. The purpose
Of the meeting was TO discuss plans
for the district membership drive
to be put on some time during the
latter part Of September or the first
OF October.
Arrangements are as yet entirely
tentative. according 20 Mrs. Maurice
Erulay. publicity chairman. as moth
ing definite in regard to the campaign
Tan be settled until the date Of the
drive and plans for IL are announced
20 the various Valley branches by
the district secretary.
II was decided. however. thEt the
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xaret Rowe are spending the week
end in Weslac0 rs guests of Miss
Mary Jane Yates. While there they
will attend the first meeting Ok the
year held BY the inter-club council
ar the Girl Reserves, in which work
eli three Of the girls are active.
Mrs. II. u. Yates has with her for
d few days her sister, Miss Blanche
Custer, az Oklahoma City, and her
father, y. r. Custer, Of Portland
Texas.
Miss Jeanette MacCoRachis has
Just returned from a tour OK the
tropics. She visited Cuba. Honduras.
Panama and other interesting places
during her holiday.
Gerald Friedman and Gilbert
Churchill are spending o few days
with MI. and Mrs. Harry Holl0welL.
They are here from Indianapolis, and
expect TO 20 to Houston after lenv-
ing.
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Phone Number
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Monday
Baptist w. nj. $. holds all-day industrial meeting,
beginning at ten o'clock.
Woman's Guild OF the Episcopal church meets Mt
the parish house, 3:3O, with Mrs. Phil McNair and
Mrs. Jas. Browne al hostesses.
Tuesday
Senior class meets to elect officers.
Hi-Lo bridge club meets with Mrs. j. b. Samuel.
Wednesday
Business and Professional Women's luncheon.
\ Ell Jardin Friendly society with Mrs. ID. r. Hanna.
Wednesday Tournament bridge club with Mrs.
Geo. Bell.
Just-Sew at the home of Mrs. Roy Morris.
Thursday
West Brownsville PIT. "A. meets at the school
house, at $3.50.
Ell Jardin Progress club meets with Mrs. Walter
Keller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-16
Comings, Goings
Of Local People

Mrs. w. r. Jones and Mrs. Harbert
Davenport have returned q Browns
Vile after q trip which carried them
70 various points in Texas and Colo
radn. They spent a week in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregg and Mr..
and Mrs. JAS. Brown and Mrs.
Brownies mother. Mrs. May Brut-he
are on their way home from Colo
RADIO. and are expected 60 arrive with
in the next few days. They are maxi
ing the trip by motor. Mrs. Browne
and Mrs. Brutche have been spending
the summer in California. and met
the remainder OF the party In Denver.
Misses Elizabeth and Mary Mar
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Mary Stilwell-
Paul ~Springman

Mss Mary StiiwelI and Paul
Srringman were married here Sat
urday morning.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Emmett r. Day. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. ut the manse.
Only relatives or the couple were
present.
Miss StilwelI IL the daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. ". q. Stilwell SRI, Of
this city. She Is : graduate Of the
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close Of the drive a membership tea
would be given for those joining.
that the new and old members might
become better acquainted, and the
new members learn more about the
work.
Those serving on the executive
board in Brownsville are Mrs. v. w.
Taylor. chairman, Mrs. G.. Pengilly,
membership chairman. Mrs. Maurice
Brulay. publicity chairman, Mrs.
Luis Brulay. camp, Mrs. Jack Rowe,
Girl Reserves. Mrs. Katherine String
fellow. finance, Mrs. II. L. Yates,
treasurer, Miss Elsa Walther, busl-
ness girls, Mrs. Lulu George. secre-
tary. and Mrs. c. s. Hurst, service,
chairman.
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Brownsville high school. and attended
the University Of Texas after gradu-
alton.
The groom IN employed in the Of
flee or the Edelstein store In Browns
vile.
They left Immediately after the
ceremony for San Antonio and other
points, and will return in about .
week.
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DONNA


Misses Edna ~Spraggins and Ema-
nyn johnson were joint hostesses TO
. dance Thursday night nc the home
Of Miss Spraggins. Punch was
served throughout the evening. Ths
personnel included Oline PlttmRn,
virginia Hester. Irene Knapp. Flor
ence Hester Lois Fleuriet, Alberta
Schweitzsrs Margaret Boyces Edna
SpraEgins, Emanyn johnson. Jack
bfaAes "a. " and MelNelle Price, Car
mel Davis. Bernard Hill. Orville Cox.
Dick Jamerscn. Leroy Smell, Leroy
paSsl Lamar Norris, John Boeye,
ncmas Spraggins, Arthur Schulz,
Nerle Cole, Tom Aycryt, q. w. Jones
and Frank Bailey.
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Woman's Guild
To Begin Work

The Woman's Guild OF the E.pisco-
pal church will hold their first meet
ing OF the fall season at the Parish
house Monday &C $3.50. Work will be
taken up where il was left off in the
spring. and plans for various activ-
tiles will be discussed. Mrs. Phil Me-
Nair and Mrs. JAS. Browne will act
AZ hostesses at the meeting.
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDities
Senior Class to
Elect Officers

The first meeting Of the senior
GLASS Of the high school was held Fri
day afternoon. Class organisation is
now under way, according 10 Miss
Anne kendricks faculty sponsor.
Nominations were made ak Fridays
meeting, and elections will take place
TUESDAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-16

Mrs. Ruth Lucas were in MrAIlnn
Monday
Misses Kate Roberts end Elha Sua
Roberts left Thursday morning for
school. Mss Kate will resume iiHr
teaching in Houston and Miss quo
will enter school at XVI. 4. A. I'm DRn-
ten.
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BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Emanyn johnson entertained
Wednesday at her home with four
tables az bride. Miss Virginia Hes
81 tooh flrSt prize and Miss Flor
800 hester won second. A salad
course was served 10 the following
guests: Misses Florence Hester. Ella
nnue hoOerts. Doris Gerald, 0linc
ratlmanf virginia Hester, Edna
S~praggins, Edna Chumbley, Dorothy
Elliott, Irene Richardson. Lois Fleu-
49, margaret Bcyce, Crmen Wing
nam, Villa Mae Taylor, Louise Tpy~
Tor, Lucille Wray. Irene Knapp and
Helen Boyce.
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EMBROIDERY CLUB

Mrs. Roy Hooks entcrtinad the
Embroidery club WEDNESDAY after-
noon az her home. After an enjoy
able hour spent with needles. q love
IN salad course and tea were served
70 Mesdmes Ed Martel. u. G.. Nor
wood. Willard White. Turner Trux.
Jones, n. u. Watts, Lindsey. Dun
can and the hostess. Mrs. Roy Hooks.
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EASTERN STAR

Inc members Of the Order ~ th.
Estern Star enjoyed q chicken bar
pscue Frluy evening on the lawn a
The home Of mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ne
htshoiusl and an enjoyable time wa
nae ny about seventy-five guests.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Mildred Hooks was hostess
70 some OF her little friends Isatur-
Gay afternoon &c . lovely party, the
occasion being her birthday. Games
and contests were played and en-
5oyed throughout the afternoon, aft
G. which lovely refreshments were
served TO the happy children who de-
parted wishing Mildred many more
r1npy birthdays.
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ATTEND A MEET

~ 49, AA&RRF 4AAt0N&n WHO H@m
parted wishing Mildred many more
faapy birthdays.
ATTEND LEAGUE MEET
The Donna Epworth League mo-
tored 70 Raymondville Saturday
evening 10 attend the semi-annual
session Of the Rio Grande Valley En-
worth League Federation. Ebert
Lockard OF Brownsville was elected
president. Members voted ID hold
the next meeting at Harlinren in
February. Those from Donna IN AL
tendance were Mrs. u. II. Thorinson.
Mrs. elf Brown. Mrs. Quintor Lar
son, Misses Alice and Una Mae Fair.
Vera Hubbard. Katherine Fair. Ha-
eel Thomson, Minnie Ola Elrown.
Arba Mauldin, Sally Khigham, Violet
Brown, Ruth Brown, Lois FIeuriat
Messrs. Floyd Brown. Orviile Vine
yard. Fred Petch, Warren Davis, J.
b. Couch.
PERSONALS
Miss Irene Knapp, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Everett Khan
left the last or the week for her
MNF ~ &AANMAMm
Steve Wray left SATURDAY for Aus
tin, where he will enter the State
university.
Ell Wray left the first or. the week
for Boulder, ColoY where he will en-
Ter school for the coming year.
Mrs. q. Carmark Of Donna attend
ed n bridge party In Weslaco Tues
day morning when Miss Louis Dau-
thIt and and Mesdames w. III. Freink
nd WI. @. Prather honored Mrs. ".
"A. Thompson with a surprise shower.
MIR. and Mrs. n. IL. Beth have re-
turned TO Donna from Kansas ana
Oklahoma When leaving Donna
several months ago Mr.. ana Mrs.
Beth planned to make their future
home IN Oklahoma but have returned
and IRE convinced that there Is no
place like the Valley.
Rev. Roy w. Porter and family ara
ln Donna from Emmett, Idaho. Rev.
Porter will serve the Baptist church
for the present ut pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion q. TayIcr az
Birmingham Ala are guests az Mr..
and Mrs. J. Y. Smith. They have
been looking for u location and have
decided to remain i'm the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. n. Oatman and
children Ruth Irene and Glenn are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. "A. IA. KAN
mer. Mr. and Mrs. l0Rtnnn are from
Lawrence KAN but 70 planning 70
move to Donna "a the near future.
y. II. Smith and y. G. Sullivan have
returned from ten days trip in the
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27
YOUTHFUL RObbER
 ID ESCAPE CHAIR
Also Not 1dy to Spend Life
 in Prison

Oklahoma City. Okla. Jan. s7 N Dave Brown. youthful Oklahoma bank robber. who accepted . death sentence almost a year ago rather than reveal the identity of his ac- complices. will not 70 to the electric chair.
 Arguments in Browns appeal were heard in the state criminal court of appeals yesterday and Judge James s. Davenport announced that the at- torney general. county attorney of Alfalfa county and defense attorneys had stipulated that the death sen- tence should not stand.
 Under tho Joint request fog a modified sentence 1t was indicated Brown also would escape . life term in prison.
 Brown pleaded guilty to tho rob- bery of the bank of Jet. The death sentence was imposed by District Judge Charles A. swindall at Chero- kee after Brown had disregarded the courts warning that he could ex- pect no mercy unless he named his accomplices.
 After he had been placed in the death row at the state penitentiary the youth changed his mind and testified against Pearl Black. who was given a sentence of IS years for implication in the holdup. This fact was taken into consideration by the nrosecution in recommending len- iency.