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Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19
SPORT NEWS SECTION
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD
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Yesterdays Hero.-Pat Malone,
husky right handler of the Cubs,
who pitched one hit game against
the Boston Braves, Zach Taylor s
double in the eighth being the only
hit registered off him.
The Cubs won, - to 0, but lost
the first game ten to 9, when Zckc
Barnes, late of the Giants, made his
debut with the Braves by pitching
an eight hit game.
Ray Kolp's single in the four
tenth broke the st. Louis Cardi-
nails eight game winning streak,
the Cincinnati Reds winning, 3 to
.. The defeat cut the Cards lead
over the Reds to two games.
Babe Herman s single in the
ninth gave the Brooklyn Robins a
to 3 victory over the Philadelphia
Phillies.
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BIG BEAR CREW
BEST THREAT TO
BEAT COLUMBIA
Crucial Race Today AS
Seven Colleges Compete
On Hudson.
By GEORGE KIRKSEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspoldent)


POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, juno
19-As the sun begins to sink be
hind the Hudson highlands this aft
crnoon, seven stout hearted crews
will dip their oars into the Hudson
river and roy four heartbrcaking
miles for the intercollegiate cham
pionship.
'Can Columbia repeat"
That w&a what a crowd upwards
of 10000 wanted to know. Thou
sands of undergraduates sporting
light blue and white feathers in
in their hats were willing to bet
money, marbles, or chalk that the
Columbia craft would slide across
the finish line in front of Califor
MIA, Washington, Pennsylvania,
Navy, Syracuse and Cornell.
There was a difference of opinion
between the Columbia boys and the
rowing experts, and the latter fav-
oring the powerful California crew
covered the New York boys money
without much ado.
Anybody's race for three miles,
but California or Columbia after
they pass the towering suspension
bridge and swing into that last,
long gruclling mile. That $ what
they were saving around the Nelson
house.
Pennsylvania coached by crafty
Rusty Callow, whose Washington
crews won three times and finished
second twice in the last five years
was not overlooked in the prc.raco
discussion and il was agreed that
if Columbia and California roWcd
their hearts out against each other,
Penn might hc the crew to sweep in
and lead the pack home.
California Powerful
Down in the engine room of the
California ship there are four
giants. Frank Frederick, Jim Work
man. Bill DALEY and Bill Thompson,
who have the power to stand of
any crew in the race, but Will they!
California has close victory
over the Washington crew and Il
time trial of 1887, the best official
practice time registered here, to at
test to its strength.
The course record - 1870 80,
made by Cornell in 1901.
Young Dick Glcndon 5 Columbia
oarsmcn have been attmcd careful
" for this test and who knows but
that they II come on to win just as
they did a year ago! Columbia,
having been beaten by Yale early
in the season, has no reason to be
pvcrconfident.
Washington is not so dangerous
rs in other years, but stlH g""d
lnough to be n threat all the way.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Open date.
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M'Larnin To Get
Another Chance
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, juno l9,--,Jimmy
McLarnin, Pacific coast lightweight
will get another chance at Sammy
Mandcll'S lightweight crown this
s,mmcr if he wins from Phil Me
Graw, Detroit Greek, in their 10
round bout in Madison Square Gar
den Thursday night, according Ia
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BUCKS

z-ElHs out for leaving base DC
fore pitch.
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Yesterday S Results
Open date.
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Tilden and Hunter
Still In Race
By United Press Leased Wire

LONDON, June l9.-W. T. Til
den and Frank Hunter, United
States, today advanced into the
group of l6 survivors in the men 5
singles of the London lawn tennis
championships at Queen 5 club.
Tildcn defeated J. G, Peacock,
Go, 60. Hunter beat p Marsdcn,
60, 60.
Wilbur Cocn, United States, won
from +. F. Matcrjka, Austria, Sc,
60
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Score By innings
l.
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Pep Foster Mcl.aruin S manager.
Foster said Promoter Jim Mul
lon has made him an attractive Of
fer for Mcl.arnin to meet Mandcll
ia Chicago in August and he plans
to accept it after the McGraw
hnMt.
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Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterd avs Results

Cincinnati J, st. L0uiS ,.
Boston 100, Chicago 81.
BROOKLYN t, Philadelphia ).
Only games scheduled.
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The month of May was six degrees
daily above normal temperature in
Tchama county. No rain fell and
the season record is 2l.39 inches, n
deficiency of $50 inches.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-19

The barley pool of Hungry lIor
low, Yolo county, of 100000 bags,
sold for $40.
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Miscellaneous

FOR SALB-Choice lot of Fox Ter
rier Puppies, finely marked, black
and white, eight weeks old. 1 mile
east Holtville, on highway, Car
penter Ranch. w. X. White.
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FOR RENT-Office, ground floor.
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WANTED-Second hand furniture
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So. California
Sport Briefs
Nv United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES.-Dcspitc his in.
jrrcd leg which kept him out of
the Pacific Southwest Olympics
here Saturday, Charley Borah, star
University of Southern California
sprinter, expected to leave for the
east today with Lee Barnes, worlds
record pole vaultcr, for the Olym-
pie finals at Boston July 6 and 7.
The pair expected to train i'll Phila-
delphia.
LOS ANGELES.-Olympic de-
cathlon trials for the Pacific South
west will start here today. Five
events were on the card for today
and five tomorrow. Jess Mortcn-
son, Al Lcfcbvrc and Jim Steward ,
L. S. G. stars, and Chuck Lewis,
former Occidental performer, were
the faVoritcs.
LOS ANGELES, June l9,-Tony
tucntc will fight Clayton Peterson,
heavyweight of Biloxi, Miss, in n
10 round fight at the Olympic
auditorium tonight.
LOS ANGELES, June l9-Iou
baro, promoter who has Marin
l'Icstina, 2@5-pouud Chicago giant,
signed for Il wrestling bout June -,
announced that he is having u diff
ficult time obtaining IN opponent.
He said he was unable to get Joe
Stcchrr or Hans Stciukc for the
match,
Los ANGELES,-Tom Turner,
president Of the Portland Beavers,
announced tho purchase of Edward
rarcht, right hand pitcher with the
Philadelphia nationals for three
seasons, and Carroll IIusta, Fhila
drlphia Athletics mficldcr.
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Help Wanted Male
TO TRANSFER ELKS
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FISREE, Aril., June 1o.-lf
grazing and water conditions are
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lcrc, game officials announced to.
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LENNOX Apartments and rooms.
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Farm Implements

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Mitchell, Burris, Bragg. Base on
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-02

Birmingham, Ala, are visiting Mrs.
Alma Forte.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Garrett and
sons Dean and Rex spent the week
end at Corpus Christi with Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Streeter. They remained
at Corpus to spend several weeks
with the Streeters.
Truman Brandon, Misses Ruth and
Clara Brandon and their no Sc guest,
Miss Ruth Smith of Waco spent
Thursday in Brownsville and Mata-
moros.
Mrs. v. z. Thompson left Wednes-
day for San Antonio and Austin
where she will visit for several
weeks.
/. E. Martin and J.. c. Friday were
business visitors in Brownsville
Thursday.
Mrs. Blake Harvey and daughter,
Nathalie Of Tyler. arrived Saturday
morning to visit her sister, Mrs.
Clara Lawrence and brother, Morris
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Schipper and
Mrs. j. VI. Watson left Saturday for
Wills Point to be gone about six
weeks.
]. c. Friday left for Alabama Fri
day to join his wife who is visiting
relatives there.
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and Geo. McVey enjoyed a picnic
supper Sunday evening at Montezuma
lake.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Thomas of
Lubbock haze arrived ere in Neal
len and are located at Green Gables.
Mrs. Curtis Gary, Tom Gary and
sister Miss Florence Gary, and Mrs,
Herbert McCarter, all OF Henderson,
Texas, were guests this week of Miss
Susie Goodwin. Wednesday Misses
Susie Goodwin and Jessie Lyles &C
~companied the party TO Browns
Vile.
Miss Mary Harrison, who has been
the guest Of her aunt. Hrs. G. e.
MoseIy. left Monday night for Bay
City for a short visit before re-
turning to her home in Ok.ahs, Okla.
Mrs. Laura B. Ford and daugh-
tiers, Doris and Jane. nil leave Mon
day for an extended rip 4 Kansas.
Mrs. r. w. Henry had as her
guests this week her brother, J. A.
Smith and her cousin, T. r. Todd Of
Timpson. Texas.
Miss Jean Davis has as her guest
her sister, Miss Dorothy Davis OF
Notalbany. La.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Rich was oper-
ated on Wednesday morning az the
McAllen municipal hospital and is
reported to be doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lantry arrived
Sunday from Detroit. Mich, to make
their home in McAllen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lantry are located at the
Brubaker apartments.
Miss Vaudie Read. who has been
the guest of Miss Lola Norris, left
Tuesday to attend the democratic
convention ct Houston ard lift at its
conclusion for her home in Corsi-
cana.
Mrs. Fl. c. Fristoe OF Donna was
a guest Of her son, II. NJ. Fristoe,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy Randolph and daughter
who have been visiting in Austin
viii return home Monday.
n. A. Hook and A. d. Katcontell
left Saturday for Beaumont. Hous-
ton and Port Arthur by automo-
bile on a business and pleasure trip.
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IIAR-TNGEN.

Miss zelda Goldammer and Miss
Bernyce Woodwork, brides elect for
the month of July, were honor guests
as a lovely party at the home Of Mrs.
L. r. Hollingsworth on East Taylor
avenue with Mrs. Joe Roberts as a
hostess with Mrs. HollinEsworth.
Guests for 10 tables Of bridge as
sembled to enjoy the suspicious oc-
casion in this beautiful home in the
midst Of the meltitude of daisies and
Calendulas used in carrying out the
color scheme Of white and yellow, and
with the dainty colors Of the nm
merry dresses worn by the guests
present a gracious picture Of youth
and flowers vas presented. High
score and its reward of a novel
flowered vase was the good fortune Of
Mrs. Floyd Smith. the low score was
won BY Miss Louise Davidson Of San
Antonio, and the honorees were pre-
sented with very handsome dance
sets in silk lingerie, one peach color
and one in pink. Little baskets filled
with almonds were the favors and the
refreshments were served at $3.50
o'clock and were ice cream ana Lady
Baltimore cake. Other affairs -'ill
Be given next week for these two
prospective brides.
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Wayne. Ind.
William Atkinson and mother and
father, left Friday for Nampa, Idaho.
Mrs. Joe Eipel left Saturday for
Denver, Colo, for a few weeks visit.
MISS RUTH MOORE HONOREE
Miss Ruth Moore Of Llanc, Texas,
and several other visiting girls IN
San Benito were entertained with 4
lovely afternoon bridga given by
Miss Moore's sister, Mrs. J. E. Bell,
at her home in Valencia Park on
Thursday. When the games were
ended Miss Virginia PiPerce Of Con
gales claimed the high score award
while Miss Barbara Dodds received
the consolation souvenir. In the late
afternoon hours a tempting salad
curse was served TO the following:
Misses Ruth Moore, Janet Caldwell,
Catherine Carter, Ella Wren Green
wood, Janet Dodds. Virginia Pierce.
Helen jenkins. Jane zimmerman, and
Mary Alice Graves. and Ruth King
from out-of-town, and Misses Bar
bara Dodds, Letitia Wells, Ruth
Reed, Exa Bell Sublett. Josephine
Marchbanks Of San Benito.
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to the strains Of which the bridal
party entered /.
Rev. r. S. Pierce, who performed
the ceremony, entered first, followed
by little Miss Sara Ellen Hernoon
who scattered rose petals along the
aisle which led 20 an ~improvlsed
alter made Of palms and floor baskets
Of garden flowers and potted ferns.
Miss Frances Haynes, bridesmaid,
was gowned in yellow point d'esprlt
and Miss Sara Haynes wore pink
point d'esprit was maid of honor,
both sisters OF the bride.
The bride who entered on the arm
Of her brother. Walden Haynes, wore
white point d'esprit her cap wedding
veil being caught with orange bios
sons.
The groom was accompanied BY his
best man, George Cape Breeding.
After the ceremony the brides cake
was cut and a buffet luncheon was
served.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Mayor and Mrs. j.. r. Haynes Of this
city
Mr. Lauderdale IL engaged in the
practice or law here and j. the son
az Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Lauderdale Of
Hartsville, Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lauderdale vii make their home In
Mercedes.
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enjoyable early morning swim in the
Dodds' private swimming pool and
later they assembled for a prettily
appointed breakfast. The guest list
included the following: Miss Janet
Dodds Of Vermont, Miss Janet Cald-
well Of Mission, Miss Virginia
Pierce Of Gonzales. Miss Ruth Moore
OF Llano, Misses Ella Wren Green
wood, Helen jenkins. Jane Ammer-
man, and Mary Alice Graves Of
Houston. Miss Uralee Thurman OF
Bracketville, Miss Catherine Carter
Of Temple. and Miss Josephine
Marchbanks and Sarita Lomax.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cause LETT this
week for Laredo, where they Will
cross into Mexico for q i've weeks
visit.
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ. Davis, Misses
Mary Katherine Shafer, Rosa Belle
Robinson and Elizabeth Espey have
returned from Kerrville. where they
have been for the past two weeks att
tending the Young Peoples confer
ence.
Mrs. c. W. Sullivan has returned
from Petersburg, Pa.
Mrs. Marie Mork left Friday for
Chicago, her former home, for 4
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Strong left Sat
urday night for New York, where
they will remain for several weeks.
They will return by steamer.
Ray Haynes returned Friday from
Hannibal. No, where he mas been
visiting his parents for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. j. A. Highbarger left Friday
night for Chicago for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hahn left Fri
day morning, by automobile. for Fort
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MERCEDES
HAYNES-LAUDERDALE

a wedding Of much interest to a
wide circle Of friends was solemnized
at the beautiful new home of Mayor
and Mrs. j. E. Haynes at high noon,
Saturday, June 80. when they gave
their daughter, Miss Vennie, in
marriage to Henry j. Lauderdale.
Mrs. n. E. Hager, accompanied BY
Mrs. A. L. Maxwell. sand AT Dawn
ing" following which Mrs. Maxwell
played Lohengrin's wedding march.
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r r SUPPER AT
FLYNN HOME

Major and Mrs. Henry L. Flynn
were the host and hostess TO a buff
fet supper on Saturday evening hon
oring the Fort Ringgoid visitors to
the Tort Brown activities Of the past
week. and Ms. Clyde Massey and
Mrs. John p. Wiley. The home was
attractivelv decorated throughout
and an elaborate menu was served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-02
CAPT. AND MRS. WILKIE
c. BURT. HOSTS

Capt. and Mrs. wilkie g. Burt en-
tertained in honor Of Mrs. Clyde
Massey and Mrs. John P. Wiley and
the Fort Ringgold visitors TO the
Post with a buffet supper at ten
thirty just preceding the dance
given at the Officers club in their
honor.
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SAN BENITO
IN HOME
OF MISS DODSON

Miss Irene Dodson, now secretary
OF the Grand Assembly Of the Rain
bow Of the State Of Texas, was hon
bred at a reception given this week
az the Masonic Temple. Hostesses
for the event were members OF the
San Benito Rainbow Assembly. The
girls were beautifully gowned IN
costumes Of pastel shades that we're
under the glow Of the pretty shaded
lights. Misses Lozona Thackeri
Gladys Mills. Ivy Dodson, Audrey
Kennamer. Margaret Myrick Mae
Housed and Mrs. J. L. Crawford were
in the receiving line. Miss Saida
Roberts presided at the punch bowl.
Guests for the elaborate affair were
mothers OF the girls, members Of the
Eastern Star and former Rainbow
members. An interesting program
was given. Readings by Miss Ivy
Dodson and piano selections by Miss
Ruby Audrey Kennamer. Miss Alice
Cripe pleased the guests with a read
ing and Miss Nell Sanders gave a
piano solo which concluded the pro-
gran.
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TANTOM CLUB WITH
MRS. BEEEL

Mrs. George Devil entertained the
members of the Tantom club We'd
nesday evening at her home on North
Tenth street with a 6 o'clock chicken
dinner. Those enjoying this hospi-
tally were Mesdames G. L. Frame
F. J.. johnson, Hugh Mckenzie, Dan
Mckenzie, ]. c. Ziebell, Fred Devil
and Davidson.
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MRS. Z. n. CREWS HoTEss

Mrs. s. II. Crews delightfully."- en-
tertained for the visitors at her
home this week with a morning
bridge party. Three tables OF play
ers were grouped in the sun porch
which was lovely with spring bios
SONS. The high score award was
won by Miss Ruth Moore and Miss
Josephine Msrchbanks claimed the
consolation gift. At noon the guests
motored to Harrington, where they
enjoyed a Mexican luncheon at the
Sobre Las Olas Cafe. out-of-town
guests included Miss Ruth Moore,
Llano; Miss Janet Caldwell, Mis-
sion; Miss Catherine Carter, TEN
pie; Miss Virginia Pierre, Gonzales;
Miss UraRe Thurman, Bracketville,
and Misses Helen Jenkins. Jane Am
norman, Ella Wren Greenwood, and
Mary Alice Graves of Houston.
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MRS. MASSEY, MRS. J. WILEY
unNnREn AT FORT

The Officers club at TJrt Brown
was the scene Of gaiety Saturday
night when Major and Mrs. flynn
entertained in honor Of Mrs Clyde
Massey and Mrs. John p. "illey'
the two recent brides who have come
70 the Fort and are charming add
lions to that colony.
The veranda Of the Officers CLUB
was decorated IN cut flowers ana
japanese lanterns, and the tables
from which an ice course was serv-
ed throughout the evening, were
dainty in their coverings and cen
ter decorations Of garden flowers.
The tennis court, which was the
scene Of the dance was ~festooned
with Japanese lanterns, the Fort
Brown orchestra furnishing the mu-
sic.
About two hundred we're present.
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McALLEN
MRS. KELLY GIVES
BRIDGE AFFAIR

Mrs. II. B. Kelly entertained Mon
day afternoon with an informal
bridge party at her home in Palm
Heights, honoring Mrs. Dan Culver
of Corpus Christi, who was visiting
in McAllen. Those enjoying this
hospitality were Mesdames Stephen
Jones. John Hockaday, Fenwick, J.
A. Frisby. David II. Carson, William
Payne, and Allen Kearby. Mrs.
Stephen Jones was awarded high
score prize for successful playing.
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GRACE TAYLOR CLASS
NAG DARTN

Mrs. Y. r. Cook entertained the
members Of the Grace B. Taylor Sun
day school class Of the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening at her home
in Allamira addition. Mrs. Fred y.
Taylor, teacher of the class. assist
cd the hostess. Those present were
Mesdames Ben Johnson. K. d. Han
kins, Paul Jones, Ben Johnson, NJ. l..
Kreidler, H. o. Peterson, William
Witherspoon, r. L. McMinn, V. H.
Gray, ". ". Meredith, and DR.. Edith
Stephenson, Misses Alma Ramsey,
Maude Jones, and Bess Richmond.
The next social meeting will be
held July 81 at Cascade pool when
the members of the class and the
families will enjoy a swimming party
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VISITING GIRLS HONORED

A delightful affair was arranged
On Friday morning It the country
home Of Mrs. S. s. Dodds in compli-
ment to a group Of visiting girls.
The guests were entertained with an
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JUNIOR BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. P. D. Moore was hostess Tues
day evening TO the members Of the
Junior Bridge club and one extra
table Of guests at her home on North
Eleventh street.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Rhea Clark, Charles Bart
lift, Val Folsom, r. c. Gaines. w. N.
Nivrette, Jr- Gail Hart and Tom
Beak.
Mrs. Val Folsom received the
ladies' prize for high score and r.
c. Gaines the mems prize.
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las AMIGAs BRIDGE Cue

Mrs. George Palmer entertained
the members OF the Las Amigas
Bridge club and an extra table Of
guests in a delightful manner Tues
day morning.
Those present were Mesdames John
Cardwell, K. L. Gregory, r. W. Greg
DRY, j. II. Jewell. VI. n. Niece,
David II. Carson, Fred N. Gantner.
+. Z. Phelps, r. W. Doster, III. 3.
Kelly. T. W. Malone, w. G. Stewart
and Mrs. +. p. Matthews of San An
tonic.
Mrs. John Cardwell received high
score prize. Mrs. Matthews was pre-
sented with a dainty favor.
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GARDEN PARTY
FOR r PRUITT

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B. James COM
p%limented Mrs. Lucy Pruitt with a
garden party and dinner at their
home in Los Ebanos Saturday night.
The dinner was served at individual
tables placed IN the beautiful gar
den of the James home. japanese
lanterns were used in profusion TO
illuminate the garden Following
dinner dancing and bridge were the
order Of the evening. About forty
guests enjoyed this courtesy.
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STOP THAT ITCHING

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Blue Star Remedy for Eczema itch.
letter. ringworm poison oak dardruff.
children's sores cracked hands sore
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FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB

The Fortnightly Bridge club hat
an enjoyable meeting this week witt
Mrs. W. n. McGee as hostess at be
home on North Tenth street. Thos,
present were Mesdames i. W. Ma
hone. J. NJ. Perkins, N. L. kriedler
r. VI. Gregory. Lena McRee, Cal
Hart. J. A Frisby and Miss Ruby d,
Long.
Mrs. Malone received the elul
prize for high score.
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Valley Society
Phone z
LORNA DOONE DUNNING, Editor
Tuesday CALENDAR

Hi-Lo Bridge club vii. meet
with Mrs. Clyde Owen.
The Tuesday Tournament Bridge
club will meet with Mrs. Clyde
Owen.
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DORCAS A r

The Dorcas Sunday school class Of
the Methodist church entertained
Tuesday afternoon with an enjoyable
social meeting at the church annex.
There was a very interesting pro-
gram. Mrs. j. L. Rouldy was the
leader and had as her topic. prohibit
ton, and was assisted ty Mrs. c. l..
Fulwider. Those present were Mes
danes J. L. Roundy, w. L. Hart, c.
L. Fulwider. Chris, Myers, o. B.
Merrell, Bert Rallings, Mae Moore,
p. r. Rice, s. P. See, Dora Snow,
Riggs, r. H. Osborn, Hendricks,
James Telford, William Weldon, and
Thomas and Samuel Hart.
Delicious refreshments were served
during the afternoon consisting of
sandwiches, cake, ice tea and candy.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Nix Of San An
tonic are in the city. Mr.. Nix Is
president OF the Fl Jaidin hotel.
Miss Berna Attaway Of Ashdown.
Ark. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. I. Hudson.