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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-16
OFFICIAL MINUTES
OF COUNTY BOARD
Continued from Page ~

Auditors office, Pine City, Mime
sofa, February 7, 1928. Nine O'Clock
a. m.
A resolution was passed designating
the road running east from Cloverton
to the state line as state aid road.
The Board brought up the matter
of the Child Welfare Board, After
due consideration the Board refused to
reconsider their former action.
A committee consisting of the whole
Board was appointed to inspect the
Poor Farm before next meeting.
Annual report of fees and emolu-
ments were filed by following Off
GERS, and approved:
Andrew P. Edin, county auditor.
Frank Poferl, treasurer.
Robert Wilcox, judge of probate.
A. w. Gum, clerk of court.
Jens P Miller, superintendent of
schools.
Fred Degerstrom, sheriff.
P. L. Hamlin, register of deeds.
Michael B. Hurley, county attorney.
Wendell P. Huber. county surveyor.
Chas. F. Stephan, court commits
sioner.
Oohll SOuHly
e. L. Wilcox, county commissioner.
Nels Oakland, county commissioner.
F. w. Stepan, county commissioner.
Nels Matson, county commissioner.
Engineer Jorgensen filed his report
which was ordered placed on file.
The contract for furnishing CORFU
gated culverts entered into with
Berger Manufacturing Company, Feb
ruary Is, 1927, was extended to be in
force for 1928 also.
Following applications for correc-
lions of assessments were favorably
recommended to the State Tax Com
mission:
John Peterson, real estate, Rock
Creek.
E. E. Ellis, real estate, Arna.
John Peil, real estate, Pine City.
Lebanon State Bank, real estate, Fin
layson.
Aug. Dyste, real estate, Finlayson.
Markville State Bank, real estate,
Markville.
Jennie Anderson, real estate, Fin
layson.
VIM. H. Bean, trustee, real estate,
in towns of Chengwatana, Crosby,
Ogema, Arlone, Barry, and Kerrick.
Arth Bros, personal property, Fin
layson Will.
Mike Mericko, personal property,
Mission Creek.
Mrs. Katie Violence, personal pro-
perry, Pine City Will.
C. c. Beard, personal property,
Pine City Will.
Albert AuSmus nersOna1 nrOnertv
Pine City Will.
A. B. Casper Co., personal property,
Groningen.
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2 Drowned As Craft Founders

Boston-Two members Of the crew
Of the naval tug Mohave were believed
to have been drowned after the craft
had struck on Harding's ledge, mile
of Nantasket beach. First reports re-
ceived here were that six men had
been washed overheard, but a check
later revealed that only two were
missing. The Mohave was returning
to the Boston navy yard from the
scene of the S-4 salvage operations of
Provincetown when she ran onto the
ledge at low tide. Details regarding
the accident were meager.
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Coast Guards, Rum Ship Battle

New York-A gun battle, replete
with all the essentials of movie
thriller" was staged in the harbor off
South Brooklyn, between United
States customs men and the crew of
a suspected rum runner. One men,
Der Of the crew, frightened by the
bullets whizzing about his head, dove
from the rum runner into the bay.
When the smoke cleared he was
missing and it is believed he was
drowned.
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Borah Urged to Seek Dry Fund

Washington-The suggestion that
Senator Borah inquire of presidential
aspirants as to their willingness to
seek a $200,O0O,0OO appropriation for
vigorous and faithful enforcement"
Of the prohibition law was made by
Representative Laguardia, Republi-
can of New York, in an open letter
to the Idaho senator.
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French Ocean Filters Reach u. S.

Washington-Just as the sun broke
through an overcast sky that had
caused concern for their safety, Lieu
tenant Dieudonne Costes and Lieu
tenant Commander Joseph Lebrix
swooped down to Boiling field here in
the huge plane which had carried
them from Paris across the South At
lantic, and over South America to
Mexico and the United States.
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eorah's Nicaragua Inquiry Deferred.
Washington-Action on the Borah
resolution asking Secretary Wilbur
for full information as to the use OF
American naval and marine forces in
Nicaragua, was deferred by the SEN
ate foreign relations committee.
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100 Wisconsin AZ" Students Quit.
Madison, Wis.-More than LOO
students who enrolled in the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin last fall have drop
ped their classes at the institution, it
was learned.
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Kills Bridge Partner.

Detroit-Because her bridge partner
played the wrong card twice, Mrs
Mary Lee Bishop shot and killed her
Mrs. Bishop was sentenced to life i'm.
prisonment
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Japan Nav Restrict IMMIGRANT.

Tokio-In order to mitigate the ex.
listing anti-Japanese sentiment in
Canada, which is taking the form of
legislation against Japanese residents
In the Dominion, the Japanese gov.
eminent will soon approach the Brit
ish government directly, offering vol
UNFAIRLY further to restrict Japanese
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-02-16

eral Motors to maintain continuous improvement,
in every of it's divisions, with no interrupt
ton in production.
This means that you enjoy the benefits of
new engineering developments promptly Just as
they have been thoroughly tested on the
l245-acre Proving Ground.
1t means that you order the new
Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Oakland, Buick.
LaSalle, Cadillac, CMC Truck, and receive
immediate delivery.
Behind this policy of continuous improvement
is an organization SO widespread and resourceful
that it can make and sell quality automobiles
more economically than any automobile manu-
facturer i'm the world.
In the north and south it logs and mills it's
own lumber. In the east it makes it's own ball
bearings and radiators. In the middle west it
produces its own plate glass; Its plants are busy
in 33 important American cities.
From almost 5000 suppliers, its materials are
obtained-steel by the hundreds of thousands of
tons-wire by the tens of thousands of miles
upholstery by the acre-nuts, bolts and washers
by the millions. Its sales and service take place
through 33 900 dealers. More than 275, 900 families
look directly to General Motors for their iveli-
hood-almost a million and a half men, women
and children in every community in the land.
Meaning much to many, General Motors
has felt supreme obligation to look ahead.
Are there methods by which General Motors
cars can be better built to better serve?
Are there new ideas which can increase the
utility and pleasure and safety of motoring?
Are there new materials which can add to
owner satisfaction?
Such are the questions that all General Motors
engineers have always asked. The answers have
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creasing measure of beauty in design, modern
performance, riding comfort and distinct style.
Thus in every price class, from Cadillac Chevro-
let, purchasers are constantly benefting from the
General Motors policy of progress.
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Nightingale" Violin Sold for $4,000
- New York-Madame Lea Lubo-
schultz, Russian violinist, has purch-
ased for $4,000, lie Rossigno" (the
Nightingale), one of the finest Of the
extant Stradivarius violins in this
country.
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Faenza, Italy-A violent earth
quake lasting two hours was recorded
on the seismograph at the observatory
Of Professor Bendani.
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VIM. Schramm, care of his
brother, 2 bills ----- 5000
Scofeld & Son, mdse for Mrs.
chase 15.OO
Finlayson Mercantile Co., mdse.
for Man Monson, 2 bills 5000
Mrs. F. Edwards, care of Alice
and Anna Thorn - 5000
Willow River Mercantile Co.,
mdse. for Mrs. Vanard 2 bills 5000
Abe Markus, mdse. for Mrs.
Linstrom, 2 bills ------- 1000
John F. Hawley, mdse. for
Mrs. Ford, and Gust Riddle,
bills 1900
Pine City Mercantile Co., mdse.
for Mrs. Erickson -- 1900
G. K. Feyma, mdse. for Mrs.
Kimball, bills - 5000
]. F.. Barnes, mdse and care of
Coopers, bills --- 5000
H. Van der DUN, mdse. for Mr..
Norway, bills --- $500
H. Van der Duin, mdse. for
Poor Farm -------- 1868
H. G. Wheeler, mdse. for Poor
Farm HALO
Marudas Bros, mdse for Coun-
ty Farm 1910
Geo. F. Goltz, blacksmithing- $50
Hinckley Drug Co., mdse. for
County Farm, 8 bills ------ 1920
Eastern Telephone Co., toll and
rentals 1925
Minnesota Power & Light Co.,
light and power for County
Farm --------------- 1925
Hans JepsOn, wood for Mrs.
klmball Z4.OO
Central Lumber Co., coal for
Mrs. Kimball -- ITO
Nina Murray, care of Mrs.
Holmes ------------------- Ao.Vo
E. F. Freymiller, salary as
county physician -- $500
B. S. Boiling, salary as county
physician ------------------ 1900
Matt Kari, care of Man Monson 1000
Road and Bridge Fund.
H. V. Jorgensen, expenses as
engineer oo.4o
Eastern Minnesota Power Co.,
lighting garage, 3 bills----- Alb
w. A. Sauser, mdse. -- 1856
Standard Oil Co., gasoline 2406
Minneapolis Welding & Mfg.
Co., repair of wheel ----- 800
Askov Garage, repairs $50
VIM. Ziegler Co., tractor 100000
T. J. Hanzlik, blacksmithing 4.4O
Gillespie Auto Co., alcohol - $50
E. l.. Wilcox, committee work
on Judicial Road - $50
Following bills were laid over:
Jos. Dehler, cutting ice --- 1925
Arvid Seilitz, labor on roads 1850
Town of Sandstone, expenses
contagious diseases -------- $3.50
Two bills for officers fees by Jas.
Mulholland were disallowed, amount
of bills $14.90.
On motion the Board adjourned I'M
til March IL, 1928, at one O'Clock
D. m.
NELS MATSON, Chairman.
Attest:
ANDREW P. EDIN,
County Auditor.
auditors SeaD
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Perhaps you want to purchase a
second hand sled for next winter. A
little Want AID in the American now
might get you a bargain. You can
try it for few cents.
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Following applications were re-
jected:
Mrs. Ida McNeal, personal property.
Pine City Will.
Leonard McNeal, personal property,
Pine City Will.
Paul Swantek, personal property,
Sturgeon Lake.
]. L. Campbell, real estate, Dan
forth.
George N. LAWS, real estate, Park.
Pat Murphy, real estate, Bruno Will.
liver Madison, real estate, Pine City
Will.
Applications of John A. Oldenburg
and F.. N. Thomson, laid over.
Following bills were audited and
ordered paid:
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FRIDGE HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Bennett were
hosts nj two tables Of bridge FRIDAY
evening. Refreshments of cake anc
nunch were served 10 Mr.. and Mrs
II 3 Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d
Macintosh. Mrs. Chick Bennett and
Roy Morgan.
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Battenburg lace crown, tinted in pas
tel shades. Miss Verhelle was at
tired in an ensemble of pink geor-
gette, with shoes and picture hat Of
blue. Her little niece, Mary Frances
Seago, of Brownsville, was an ador-
able ring bearer in her fluffy dress
OF she'll pink georgette, carrying the
ring in a little silver basket.
The groom was attended by Wayne
Suddarth As best man. both being
sttired in dark blue suits.
After the ceremony and -congrat-
ulatlons there was r reception. and
refreshments were served in the din
ing room. Here all was snowy white.
The table covered with beautiful
lace, was decorated with white bride
roses, maline and wax tapers. Mrs.
a. i. Brooks presided over the we'd
ding cake. which occupied the place
Of honor in the center Of the table.
and was served in little white
boxes, with white minis and mint
ice.
Miss Bessie Verser was in charge
IA the exquisite white and silver
guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill left imme-
diately unon their wedding trip.
which will be quite an extensive
one. including q visit 10 Asheyille
n. a.. and Atlanta. Ga. They ex-
nect To return after about two weeks.
when they will BE at hume in Har
l-nErn.
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ITAR--TNGEN
WEBBING

Bridal white was the color keynote
in the Goldammer-Merrill wedding
which took place al the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Goldammer in Harrington
Tuesday whea their only daughter
Nelda. became the bride Of Thomas
II. Merrill. Of the same town. The
living room, which was the scene OF
the ceremony. formed a beautiful
setting with its decorations Of white
and green. carried out in Shasta
daisies and lace fern arranged in tall
baskets, and numerous slender white
wax tapers adding a distinctive note.
Before the service, Miss Mary
Louise Howard sang a pre-nuptial
song very sweetly. The music then
changed 70 the Lohengrin wedding
march. DR.. Stewart, Of Olmito. took
his place and the bridal party en-
tered, the bride with her father, who
gave her in marriage. preceded by
the maid of honor, Miss Elva Jean
Nerhells Of Houston. The impress
sive ring service was used.
The bride wore a very becoming
costume Of powder blue crepe rom
aine, with beige accessories. Her
hat was also Of the beige, with a
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ed this week from a six weeks motor
trip through the Middle West. They
visited in San Antonio, Houston,
Kerrville, st. Louis, Detroit, Chicago,
Minneapolis and St. Paul. While in
Houston they were guests Of their
son, Brewer Wilmer, and in Detroit
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Grafton Burdette, who are we'll
known in Mercedes. While in Min
neapolis Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer at
tended the Rotary convention. They
were accompanied from San Antonio
to Mercedes by Miss Dixie Homan Of
San Antonio. who will visit her sister,
Mrs. Louis Terwilliger.
Miss Barbara Hoyt and Miss
Pauline Harrell. of Calvin, Okla, who
has been Miss Hoyt's guest for the
past month, left this week for Okla
home City where they will visit
friends before going 70 Bella Vista,
Ark 70 be with Miss Harrell's par
ents. who have a summer home there.
Misses Sara and Frances Haynes,
Frank Markham and Mention Murray
were guests at the weekend OF Miss
Mildred Iford Of Weslaco, at a bridge
party.
house guest. Miss Louise Brown Of
| Groesbeck, Miss Doris Douthit OF
Abilene, Miss Lorene Morrow, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brooks, G. w. Pitts,
Stanley Crockett and Herman Wood
formed a party which spent the week
end at Point Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Hammaek have
returned to their home in Pasadena,
| Calf, after a visit here in the home
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. f Z. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. <. K. Johnson and
Mrs. Jack Ray spent several days
this week in San Antonio.
Misses Emma Reisterer left this
week for a vacation trip of several
weeks TO the middle western cities.
She will visit in Detroit, Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Miss Mary Henderson Of Calvert,
Texas, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. w. Ander-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heisermann OF
Iowa Park, who are touring the Val
ley, were guests this week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Borchelt
Miss Catherine Commons left Mon
day for Rio Hondo. Texas. where she
will spend two weeks at the Girl Re-
serve camp.
Mrs. o. +. Van Berg and son.
Charles. have returned from Nc
Cloud, Nebraska, where they spent
the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Robinson are
spending this week in Kerrville. They
will be accompanied home by their
daughter, Miss Sara Nell Clements
who has been in Kerrville for several
months.
Mr.. ard Mrs. G.. q. Busch Of Bay
City. former Mercedes residents. were
guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Ruckel Of this city.
r. L. Covington of Dallas, of the
Edwards Cotton company, has arrived
lin Mercedes for the cotton season.
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with the A. L. Frizzell family in Ed
couch.
Mrs. r. c. Gordon and daughter,
Peggie, spent the weekend in the
Leo Rupert home in Alamo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Coate we're
guests Of friends in Mercedes sun
day.
The j. A. Pickett and H. c. Bar
Llano Grande lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waters and
daughter. Bette. spent Monday eve
ming at the 4. L. Oehme home in
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Waite and two
daughters of san Juan were supper
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Waite
Sunday.
Miss Allen Thornton If Beeville
arrived Sunday 70 be q guest in the
Phil Trousdale home this week.
Mrs. +. G.. thildre and son, Cecil,
left Monday evening for Star and
Goldthwaite. TO visit Mr. Childre's
parents and Mrs. Childre's relatives.
They were accompanied as far a. San
Antonio by Mrs. b.. "A. Meyers.
Mrs. ". Ewing and children left
for Houston Tuesday. Later they
will 60 to the Davis Mountains where
Mr.. Ewing will poin them.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hogc were
Mercedes visitors Monday.
George Jones who has been visit
inE ID Brownwood. Tex. and Nash
Vile. Tenn. returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Davis and sons,
Billie and Leo, and daughter. Nellie
Mae. Miss Irene Clifford and Virgil
Lehman leave Friday for San An
tonic. Junction and K%errvillc.
Miss Thclma Gound is expected
home Monday from Baylor Uniyer-
city. Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. II. Fullen Of
Brownsville spent Sunday AZ the
q. W. Cook home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Davis. Mrs. H..
Tarpley. and RI. r. Barlow attended
the quarterly conference Of the Meth
odist churches Of the Valley at Point
Isabel Tuesday.
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HOME DEMONSTRATION
CIUB MEETS

CLUB MEETS
Mrs. L. +. Bailey entertained the
tJano Grande Home Demonstration
.lnb at her home Friday. Mrs. f. b.
AMT was elected to attend the A. 4
AZ short course the latter part Of
TnIv. II was decided az this meet
~ hat the club in a body would
r;sit the living rooms that won In
he recent contest. Friday. July Is.
-ske and lemonade were served to
large number
PERSONALS
~. and Mrs. Carl White spent
.r-fav night with Mrs. Whites par
ms Nh. and Mrs. L. J.. Barker IN
Ms. H. n. Sterritt Of Hutchinson,
Ts-sas IS visiting her sister. Mrs.
n. Nancy Of weslsco and her par
49, Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Glover and
,rotber. Fred Glover Of San Benito.
Mrs. A. L. Johnson and children
9 Yoskum are spending this week
r;,h Mrs. Johnson's parents. Mr..
~ Mrs. George Stokes.
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Mrs. II. n. SeaCo and little daugh-
ter Mary Frances are spending 2
few DAYS with Mrs. A. Goldammer'
airs. Seago-s niece. IN HarlinEen-
They went up TUESDAY morning TO
attend the wedding of Mss Nelda
Gcldammer, in whose wedding party
Miss Mary Frances served as ring
M. ard Mrs. n. q. Lamberth have
rad as their guest the past week Mt
Lamterth's sister. Miss Gladys Lam
berth. Miss Lamberth came mere
from Los Angeles. where she taught
.be mast year. and al the conclu-
sion az her visit expects 70 = OF
- her home in Sherman, Texas
Friday Of last week Mr.. and Mrs.
g. Lamberth. Mrs. G. r. Lamberth
and Miss Lamberth drove up the
Valley 70 visit relatives and f. ends
; McAllen. They have ais made
fishing trips to Point Isabel during
Miss Lamberth's stay.
Mrs. Jas. L. Rentfro and her ut
y tIe SON leave Wednesday evening Tor
ReevilIe where they will join Mrs.
Rentfro's parents and continue on n
iourrey 10 Colorado for 2 short vaca-
tion. nh
Miss Georgia Swami Van Dyhe'
Who spent the past week with MISS
FERN Day left Saturday evening Tor
her home in GAINESVILLE. Miss Van
Dvke. who received her degree from
trinity university in June, was n
ow Miss Days classmates there.
Misses Genevieve and Gladys Rudi-
ali have returned to their home IN
Kingsville after a very pleasant
vSek as guests Of their cousin, Mrs.
george T. Hamilton. While here
they were entertained with trips 70
Natamoros. the Point, ard other rec
reation grounds.
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CLASS ENTERTAINED

Mrs. j. s. Phillips and Mrs. J. NJ.
Nauld.n were joint hostesses 70 the
Tirht Bearers class at the formers
bome Thursday afternoon. Delicious
refreshments consisting OF sand
Uiches, cookies and iced tea were
served to eighteen guests.
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WESLACO
,,esrs TAYLOR HONoREEs

MISSES TAYLOR HONUKEES
Misses Mary Jane and Doris
ATaylor were honorees at two delight
mi affairs during the past week.
Mrs.. Clifton Davenport, their SIS
ter, gave a picnic on Llano Grande
lake Thursday evening compliment
ing the Misses Taylor. Eighteen
guests enjoyed this occasion. Mrs.
Il A. Clifford entertained eight
friends and the honorees with q pic
mic and swimming party at the Cas-
cade in McAllen Friday.
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MERCEDES
CELEBRATES
EIGHTH BIRTHDAY

CELEBRATES
EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
A pretty party of the week was the
one at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Asherton in celebration Of little
Miss Jacqueline's eighth birthday
The lawn was a merry scene OF
games and contests. II. r. Tidmore
was given a prize in the ball throw
ing contest. In the jumping con
test Jackie Johnson was the most for
tunate among the larger children and
Lucille Chandler among the little
tots. Bette Ray won the prize In
the drawing contest.
A lovely birthday cake was cut
later in the afternoon and served
with other refreshments.
The guests included Bette Jean
Shotwell, Jackie Johnson, Jack and
Dorothy Carlisle, H. II. and Eliza
beth = !more, Margaret Roper, Dora
Hager, Matte Lee Breeding, Dorothy
Lee Houze, Sara Ellen Herndon,
jeanne and Anita Johnson, Lucille
and Robert Chandler. Bette and
Dorothy Ray and Dolores Streckfus.
GUEST HoNoRED
Mrs. A. W. Myers Of San Antonio,
who is a guest here of her sister,
Mrs. B. f. Taylor, was the honor
guest at a delightful lawn party
Monday evening at the Taylor home.
The lawn was made most attractive
with Japanese lanters. Games ard
contests were INDUCED in, and n re-
freshment curse was served on long
tables on the lawn.
Those in attendance we're Mrs.
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Jacobs,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j.. Newman, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. Moran and daughter, Mary,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Wagner, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nc
Clelan, Miss Vera Newman. Misses
Mary and Ida Streckfus and William
Crockett Of Chicago.
RAINBOWS SWIM
A group Of Rainbow girls. accom-
panied by Mrs. G. G.. Commons
formed a swimming party to the Cas-.
eade pool at McAllen at the weekend
A picnic lunch was enjoyed after
the swim and participated in by the
following: Misses Gladys Hampton
Mildred Schroat, Mary Johnson, Max.
inc Section, Anna Kate Mcdonald
Agnes Glasscock, Daisy Lister, Cath,
crime Commons, Goldsley Poag.
NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB
The members Of the Needle Craft
club spent a pleasant evening in this
home Of Mrs. Lee Freeman.
After several hours at needleworI
and chattiI the hostess served
tempting refreshment course TO the
following: Mesdames +. l.. Rothrock
J. r. Barry, +. @. Smith, J. Parham
N. +. Tucker, a. Zastera. Ed Yates
II. r. Stotler. N. J.. Harrington anc
J. p. Dawson.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wilmer return
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NEEDLE A CLIR

FEhSUNALS
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wilmer return