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TUESDAY CALENDAR

TUESDAY CALENDAR
hi-Lo Bridge club meets with
Mrs. Leonard Coke.
No meeting of the Learners
Mrs. Fred Latham will be host
ess to the Msrdi Bridge club.
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2 PERFECT WHIST HANDS

BIRMINGHAM. Eng.-Two hands
each containing thirteen Of a single
suit were dealt in a bridge whist
game here.
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HALLOWEEN r

Miss Geraldine Baskin was hostess
at a pretty Halloween party this
week at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Bird Baskin. The lawn was
most attractive with Halloween dec
orations and jacko-olanterns. Games
we're PLAYED throughout the evening
with apnronriate refreshments serv-
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TOO MUCH CAKE

OAKHAM. Eng.-After D1ing given
cake on Sundays for two years in
mates Of the Oakhpm ~almshouse have
petitioned for a change in desert.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Joe Council has returned
from FL Paso whore she attended the
Grand Chapter of Eastern Star. Mrs.
Council is Worthy Matron of the To-
cal order Of the Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carlisle and
daughter. Dorothy Lee, and Mrs. A.
W. Shouse were guests Of friends in
Mission last weekend.
Mrs. R. c. Cox has returned TO her
home in Fl. Smith, Ark, after hav-
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MERCEDES
COSTUME DANCE

The outstanding society event Of
the week was the Halloween cos
tune dance Of Tuesday evening held
at the beautiful Mercedes Elks lodge,
when Colonial ladies and gentlemen
Of the vintage of 1912, beautiful
Spanish senoritas and bold Don
Juans OF Old Spain and Mexico, Off
GERS Of the French Foreign Legion
and beautiful chorus girls of the
1928 variety, sheiks Of Arabia and
colorful Gypsy girls, and many 9TH
er costumed and masked couples
made up the more than 400 guests
in attendance.
The decorations which made the
entire building a fitting stage for
the gala affair were as colorful as
the costumes worn.
Beginning at the front door where
two large black cats greeting and
nnupon approaching the entrance, a
riotous color of black and orange
interpreted with COLLINS. witches.
pumpkins and black cats, adorned
every room in the building.
During the evening Judge L. r.
Hoyt, exalted ruler Of the local lodge.
was presented a life membership in
the Elks lodge. DR.. c. B. Buck made
the presentation speech TO which
Judge Hopt responded. This occasion
was also the birthday anniversary
Of Judge Hoyt.
The Chilli Pepper orchestra from
Brownsville furnished the music for
the dancers.
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MRS. FIFTH ENTERTAINs

Pink corona blossoms and yellow
cosmos were used on Wednesday
afternoon in a color scheme of pink
and yellow, when Mrs. G. c. Fittz en-
tertained the Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club at her home on Mis-
souri,
Mrs. NJ. G. Black and Mrs. Harry
Rouse made the high scores in the
club and Mrs. Bob Holloway OF Dom
ma scored high among the guests.
The ~out-of-town guests included Mrs.
z. X. Pittm7- -. Tom Hester, Mrs.
Bob Holloway. Mrs. Emery Watts OF
Donna; Mrs. Volmer Roberts Of San
Benito and Mrs. Eva Birthisel and
Mrs. G. Keys of San Antonio.
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Valley Society
Phone z

ton, J. T. Jamison, ]. c. Pike and
Gerald Myers. The entire party at
tended the midnight matinee after
which the girls returned to the home
of Mrs. Allen where the girls spent
the remainder Of the night.
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STTTDY APPLIED ARTS

Mrs. Raymond Mills had charge Of
the program on applied arts at the
Study Club this week, her subject
being mirrors. Mrs. John Bruce re-
ceived the chapter Of the book, "The
Heritage Of Women by Winter,
which is being studied in the club.
Mrs. John Rouse was elected rec
ording secretary.
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SLUMBER PARTY

Miss Gladys Clark entertained with
a slumber party Wednesday night.
After playing many Halloween
pranks the girls returned to the Wes-
laco Hotel where they spent the
night. Enjoying the affair were
Misses Dema Clair Lee, Ruby He'd
rick. Marie Black, Sarah Levin,
Katheryn Vaughan. Catherine Patty
and Rosemary Rives.
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RECEPTION FOR MRS. HART

The lovely new home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T.. Haynes was thrown open
10 the public on Thursday evening,
the occasion being a reception for
Mrs. Ethel Hart, general secretary,
and Miss Lillian Hooking, assistant
secretary of the Girl Reserves. given
by the Y. W. c. A. board of MERGED
es.
A musical program was rendered
throughout the evening by Miss Obi
Weitzel on the s%axaphone; Donald
Schmidt on the violin, and voice
numbers by Miss Berneil Smith. ac-
companied by Mrs. Paul Shotwell on
the piano.
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DEMONSTRATION CLUB

Mrs. ]. B. Morgan was hostess Fri
day afternoon to the Llano Grande
home demonstration club. Mrs.
Eta W. Ringgold repeated the in
teresting demonstrate non Christ
mas suggestions. and the making of
bead and wool flowers. A short bust
ness session preceded the demonstra-
ton. The hostess served refresh
mnts Of hot chocolate and cake.
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ed. Those in attendance were Mis-
ses Verna Bee Allen, Marietta
Brooks, Gladys Hampton, Joe May
Newly, Martha Y~earwood, Georgia
Lee Reeves. Helen Drefke, Anna
Baum, Anna Kate Mcdonald, Monet
Wir-fl, Catherine Melbert and Lester
Margrove, Seth Kennedy, Monroe
Hausman, Roy Bohanan, Carl Pat
rick. Bob Kern, John Trollinger,
Jessie Brothers and Dudley Baskin.
COTERIE CLUB
Mrs. r. L. kirkpatrick was hostess
at an enjoyable meeting of the Co.
terie club Wednesday afternoon, Hal
lowe'en decorations were used TO a
great advantage.
In the games Of bridge Mrs. Chas.
Hupp won high score and Mrs. p. W.
Perkins scored for consolation. Mrs.
Lee Morrison received the guest tro-
ply.
Sixteen ladies were in attendance.
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y. w" LUNCHEON

A large crowd attended the
Y. W. c. A. luncheon and program
Thursday which was hel dat the local
Methodist church. Mrs. Edna b.
Parker Of Washington. d. c.. was the
principal speaker for the afternoon.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Jamison enter
tanned at bridge Friday evening,
having as their guests the members
OF the Friday Night Bridge club. g.
J. Scott won high score for men and
Mrs. II. f. Tonne won high score
for ladies, while B. S. Duffield and
Mrs. B. E. Carroll were awarded the
consolation prizes. A plate lunch
was served.
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MERCEDES May
Get Big Hotel
Building of Bridge
May Make City a
Tourist Center

MERCEDES, June 6.-Construc-
ton of a large tourist hotel in this
city by outside capital. was reported
here Tuesday from several sources.
although not confirmed by the pro-
posed owners. the construction of
the hotel being announced in con-
n~ection with the erection of a bridge
across the Rio Grande south of here.
Work on the bridge was started
this week, and the s150,000 structure
will be completed in about three
months.
This will mean. in the opinion of
local residents, the erection of a
large combination club house and
hotel near the Mexican end Of the
bridge, the establishment Of a small
town. and considerable development
in this section.
IL was reported some time ago that
w. u. Chaddick, county commits
sioner and local business man. was
to erect n hotel. although Mr.. Chad
dick said the reports were enron
eous. However, it il said this week
that construction Is scheduled to
start soon on a hotel here.
The new bridge ii to be built by
the b. & II. Bridge company. which
owns the present bridges nc Hidalgo
and Roma. II will be $50 feet, or
suspension type, ans will cost $780,
600.
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TERRIBLY I'LL
Kentucky Lady's Health Was
Very Bad. Had Severe
Pains and Could
Not Sleep.

Lexington. Ky.-Mrs. j. n. Nichols,
who lives at 5l3 Elm Tree Lane,
this city, says that Cardui has been
Of valuable assistance to her on two
occasions, which she tells about be-
low:
Some few years ago, my health
was bad. ! had very severe pains
in my sides. My nerves were in a
terrible condition. ! could not rest.
'The lower part Of my body was
very sore. ! could hardly stoop over
70 lace my shoes. ] would have to
put my foot on q chair. ! did
not feel Ike eating. and did not
sleep well at all at nights.
"A friend OF mine recommended
Cardui. / began taking it and saw
quite an improvement in my con-
dition- I kept it up until I felt
strong and well"
About a year ago, Mrs. Nichols
SAYS, she found herself In a ner-
vcus, rundown condition. "I took
Ca.dui again." she adds, "and it
helped me wonderfully. It is g
splendid tonic"
Thousands OF women have writ
ten to tell how Cardui helped them
TO get rid Of pain and suffering.
Cardui is a mild, medicinal tonic,
made from purely vegetable ingre-
dents. At all drug stores. NC-Tel
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Horticultural
Visiting Valley

SAN BENITO. June 6.-H. NJ.
B%rundrett, professor OF horticulture
al John Tarleton college at Stephen
a branch Of the Texas Agricul-
.tIral and Mechanical college, is in
the Valley spending several days
looking v this section. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Brundrett.
Mr.. Brundrett Tuesday visited Har-
lingen and San Benito, and expected
TO go to Brownsville and Point ISa-
lei later. He was particular inter
ested in the citrus development in
this section. and in tropical and sub
tropical sections.
I'VE call the Valley Our Valley
V e at Stephenville, and in other
parts of Texas" he said, because
are proud of this section, and what
il is doing"
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WESLACO

Mrs. ". Z. Anderson and children
left for Campbell, Nebraska, Mon
day morning where they will spend
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Dew leave We'd
nesdly for points in Mississippi to
be gone several weeks.
Homer Moreland was operated on
for appendicitis at the Mercedes hos
Iital Monday morning. Latest re-
ncrts say he is recovering rapidly.
Clinton Compere returned from
BAYLOR at Waco Sunday morning.
Mrs. +. l.. Cooper, Mrs. Roy Ken
drick and Mrs. Hope Grimes were
hostess 10 the PIT. A. and Mothers
club Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Andrews on Texas
boulevard. After the business SEES
sion the following program was
given: Vocal solo, Mrs. II. Tarpley;
parents problems, Mrs. W. H. Bax-
ter, Sr.; reading. Mrs. j. n. Hay and
a saxophone solo by c. NJ. ONeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Buckow and
Mrs. Geo. Stokes attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Louis Gertle in McAllen
Monday.
The following left Sunday for June
ton to be gone two weeks: Misses
Harry Heller. Ruth and lone Van
vlict, Louise Douthit and Z. G..
Prashier, Carl and Dalton Hale, S. L..
McWhorter, and Luther Hughes.
Miss Jessie Wall of Lake Provi-
dence, La, arrived Sunday to visit
her sister, Mrs. A. r. McCants.
Mrs. Jake Holcombe, Miss Twilla
Washburn and A. j. Merritt have
gone TO Henrietta where they will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Durr returned
from Mississippi and Tennessee
where they had been visiting.
Miss Adele King returned home
from Texas university Sunday
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session Of the Southwest Texas State
Teachers college.
Mrs. w. III. Duncan left Monday for
Paris, Tex, for a visit with her par
ents.
Miss Coye Marshall and Miss
Evelyn Earnest left Sunday for San
Antonio, Lampasas, and Houston.
Mrs. G.. "A. Meiser and son, Robert
Hugh left Wednesday for Chicago,
Milwaukee and Detroit for a two
months visit.
Clarence and Raymond Rapp. and
Wayne Gilbert returned Saturday
from the state university at Austin.
Sam T. Bazzell. manager Of the
Bazzel Garage on Eighteenth avenue
returned Wednesday from Dallas,
whepe he was called last Friday be-
cause Of the death Of his sister, Miss
Sally Bazzell.
Mr. and Mrs. p. II. Bowen spent the
weekend on the Montezuma Lake
fishing.
Walter Stewart returned Tuesday
| from Houston where he has been a
student at Rice Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. RUDE Garrett and
| children left Friday for Milligan'
Fla.
Mrs. r. Harris and Mrs. Jim Hy-
harger of weslaco returned Tuesday
from San Antonio.
Walter Langford returned Tuesday
night from Metre Dame, Ind, where
he has been attending Notre Dame
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Burg and daugh-
ter. Marjorie. returned Friday from
Denton. where Marjorie has been a
student at c. I. A. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. r. II. Osborne from
San Antonio.
Ted Malone left Saturday for a
visit in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Caldwell OF
Dallas arrived Sunday for a snort
visit with their father and mother,
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Swanson.
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN
ATTRACTS AND PLEkSES!

A complexion that is clear. smooth
and soft invariably attracts and pleases
Others.
If your skin is marred with pimples.
blotohes or diseolorations and you want
a clear. healthy complexion. go t your
druggist. ask for Black and White
Ointment and use il according to diree-
tons. IL is pleasant to use. highly
beneficial and scientifically safe.
For best results use Black and White
Skin Soap with Black and White ONT
uent, All dealers sell them at small cost.
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on Love" will achieve Endyinr fame.
Griffith hls managed to make IN Az
symphony OF delightful compositions
In which no d~iscordant note ID OBJ
served 10 spoil the illusion. "A Eur-
E~estion that the characters appear
inr on the screen have bodily weight
and more than mere shadowy form
was gained-another instance en-
Griffith's genius for experiments
ton.
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ence that would have willingly voic-
ca the production a masterpiece OF
entertainment The 1icture ~ play
inK the last time today.
liz was the general impression
that Griffith's newest picture IL one
OF his best. Some who were able
10 30 farther back into the history
OF the screen. thought II surpassed
the exquisite Broken Blossoms" in
the power and moodiness Of its dra-
ma
I'm two respects. NJ least, Drums
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OPEN ACCOUNTING 0FFIcE

SAN BENITO. June 6.-An office
Of the accounting firm Of Cobb &
Company has been opened in this
citv. and a. G. Hermann il in
charge OF il. The .ffice il in the
Farmers State Bank building. Mr..
Hermann said he Is pleased with
prospects in this city.
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JOLLY FIFTEEN
Women Gredtful
For NeW Cream

You will just love this new wonder
full cleansing cream containing Cocoa
Butter, which melts into the skin re-
moving all dirt and CRIME. Great for
drv or loose skins. Excellent for sun
and wind burn. Prevents approach
ing wrinkles. Ask for MELLO-GLO
Cocoa Butter Cleansing Cream. Men
ton the full anne. Eagle Pharmacy,
Ine.-Adv.
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BRIDGE PARTY
MIR. and Mrs. l.. VI. Seawell enter
tained a group Of friends Wednesday
4 avening at bridge ut their home on
the Pharr highway.
The personnel included Messrs. and
Nesdames H. II. Damme, VIM. Payne,
e. G. Mcdaniel, p. NJ. Perkins, White
Rogers, w. NJ. Vivrett, ST., w. ",
Niprett, Jr, Gal Hart, and DR.. and
thrs. David H. Carson.
Mrs. Carson ard Mrs. Perkins each
~ere presented with silk hose for
tuceessful playing. Mrs. W. N.
Aivrett, Sr., received a beautiful
cluster of ~gladiolas and ferns for
low score.
DICkEY-vINEYARD
r. c. Dickey, son Of DR.. and Mrs
Brooks ]. Dickey, and Miss Mary
Vineyard Of Dallas were married Sat
nrtay morning in Dallas by DR.. VIM
NJ. Anderson, Jr.
r. c. Dickey has been a member
~ the aulty Of Schreiner Institute
~ Kerr, se for the past three years
ne and Mrs. Dickey will return "a
Aerrville where he will teach dur
arg the summer session Of the school
and later take up his work in Septem-
Der.
ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs. Paul Matthews was hostess
Thursday TO the Thursday Bridge
club. Those present were Mesdames
n. G. Stevenson, George Kunz, Frank
Crow, Houston Jones, r. +. Horn
TN A. uF--Y-.l-- - ID Ur~-
Mrs. Houston Jones was awarded
the club prize for high score
! DINNER PARTY
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Devil enter
tained Thursday evening with a din
Eer party complimenting Mrs. Bevils
brother, Dan Cameron of Chamal,
Mexico.
1 The guest list included Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs,
/ George Devil and family. Mrs. In
gram and children Of San Benito,
Mrs. Bessie Itzen and family. Mrs. c.
l. Cameron, Henry Cameron, c. ID.
Parish, and the guest of honor.
CHURCH SOCIETY
The South Side circle of the Bap-
! list church entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. l.. F.
Herbert on South Tenth street with
8 surprise handkerchief shower for
Mrs. J. p. Miller, who will leave
shortly to make her home in Houston.
Mrs. II. NJ. Lisle presented the
many dainty gifts which were con-
cealed in a beautiful heart shoped
box. Miss Jessie Lee Lisle and Miss
Florence Murphy each gave a num-
Der Of enjoyable readings during the
afternoon.
There were twenty-five guests pres
eEt.
JOLLY FIFTEEN
The members Of the jolly Fifteen
club were entertained Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. G. X.
More on South Twelfth street.
The personnel included Mesdames
C. l.. Anderson. Fred Bailey. G. W.
Poalden. A. A. Bonneau, r. II. Bowen,
G. n. Britton, Heron Of San Juan,
r. r. Hudson, r. III. Lee, l.. r. Nor
row, j. A. Smithan, r. K. Whisitt and
the hostess.
After the business hour dainty re-
| freehments were served. The next
meeting will be at the home Of Mrs.
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Drums of Love
Pleasing Story

With a flow az enthusiasm not
equaled Stree Broken Blossoms"
paved the way for beauty and pow
er of drama I'm films. ID. w. Grit
fith's drums or Love" opened at
the Capitol thcater befcre ar audi
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MORE JAPS IN CHINA

TSINGTAO. China. June 6.-tP1-
Two thousand Japanese infantrymen
and 600 artillerymen arrived mere
yesterday. This brought the number
Of Japanese troops in S~hangtung
province to 1880, " which 5000
are in Tginan.
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WHEN the Improved
w Kotex was perfected ir
was sold without announce
menr Of the fact that any
changes had been made.
heimProvements ink otex
are exclusive.
The first is an improved
shape - one that means no
awkward bulkiness 70 mar
smooth, fashionable lines. The
other, a feecy softness never
known before. The two mean
almost unbelievable comfort
"a total Peaoe-of-mind found
with no other pad.
But the women Of America
were quick to find out the Inn
movements And within few
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LA FERIA
KIFFFFR-HANNAH

A very beautiful wedding was sol
emnizcd Saturday morning nc nine
o'clock when Miss Anna Louise Han
rah, the charming daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j.. II. Hannah, was united
In marriage to Mr.. S. ID. kieffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannah, with their
daughter. came here from Finncastle,
Wa. about two years ago end are
II rominent in church and social cir
c.es.
Mrs. Kieffer is a graduate in voice
from the Stonewall Jackson college at
Arlington, Va. Mr.. Kieffer is a
prosperous young citrus farmer.
Immediately following the eere-
riony the happy couple left for Cor
pus Christi to spend a few days.
They will be at home to their many
friends Mt the groom's home in Green
wood Park.
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months, a million newcomer
had adopted the Improved
Kotex. Kotex has always been
the largest selling sanitary pad
in the world.
This doubled volume
brought such eficiencies in
manufacture that VIC found
the regular price could be
greatly reduced &C the same
time that we announced the
Improved Kotex.
Non get Improved Kotex
at ne~ lOY prices
Today obtain the Improved
Kotex. You can buy il any,
wbers. All drug, department.
and dry goods stores have ir
now-at the new low prices.
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BRIDGE PARTY


BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. ID. II. Forbes and Mrs. ]. r.
Adams were the delightful hostesses
CT Friday afternoon at a bridge par
" at the home of Mrs. Forbes.
The homes were beautifully dec
Grated with many vases of cut
flowers. Punch was served during
the games. Eight tables of bridge
were in progress during the after
noon and when the scores were count
ed Mrs. Al Parker had scored high,
Mrs. Alva Branch second high, Mrs.
zimmerman third, while Mrs. Flynt
captured both low cut and consola-
ton. Each was awarded q dainty
gift.
AT the close OF the afternoon de-
~licious refreshments OF ice cream.
minis snd cake, with plate favors or
cunning dolls. were served.
The personnel Of the party includ-
ed Mesdames r. Brown, Adams. "A.
Parker, Hensley, Branch, Patton.
Watson, Bobbie Watson, Barron,
Pickford. Wassem. Birchfield, Belts,
Woods, Reed, Watson. Lucas, Isler,
zimmerman, Bernard, Lloyd Parker,
Coleman, A. Bishop, knight, Hatha-
way, Archer. Deyo. B. Stone, Flynt,
Adams, Forbes and the Misses Liehen-
stein and Irma Watson.
PERSONALS
Roy Stephenson and son, Robert.
went 10 San Benito Tuesday night to
visit the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Stephens, who left that
light for their home in Chicago,
after spending several months in the
Valley.
Ivan Mcintyre left Thursday for
Michigan to spend the summer
months.
Mrs. Stein and children Of Santa
barbara. Cal, arrived Sunday morn
ing TO spend several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Frazier.
Mrs. II. d. Vessels, Mrs. J. II.
Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. An
derson drove to San Antonio Thurs
day. The women are attending the
Federation Of Women's clubs con-
vention. Nj. Anderson returned home
Friday. driving a new car for the
garage.
Mrs. Edward Bell and o left
Monday night for Virginia to spend
the summer with her parents.
Minerva Holbert returned from
college Friday night TO spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. w. HoIbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Ray, Jr., attend
ed q meeting Of the Boob" club at
Rio Hondo on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hammontree
and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Todd and
son. Bobbie. and J. b. Price, enjoyed
= fishing party ut Santa Maria on
Saturday.
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