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Supplies moderate: de-
mand light, market about steady; Colo
RADIO pink meats. iumbos fats 8s and lbs,
| GOAL 25. mostly lbs: standard fats
| Us and ISIS. o0a1.25. mostly l.10a1l5:
standards ASS. salmon tintS. ordinary
quality and condition GOAL so. Miscel-
laneous melons: Supplies moderate: de-
mand moderate market steady: Colo
ado standard crates honey dews. mostly
green, l.75a200: California standard
crates honey Gcws. mostly $50. few
high as 2.75; Persian melons, jumbo
crates. mostly 800: standard crates.
250a2 rs; pony crates, 2.25; few extra
Jumbo. 3.25a3.50.
Celery-Supplies light; demand light,
market steady: New York. 2-3 crates,
best. 225a250 fair quality and con-
dition. 1.75a200
Grapes-Supplies of Eastern stock
light. demand light, market slightly
weaker; Delaware. l2-quart climax
baskets Concords, co. 2-quart climax
baskets Concords. 49, Western stock,
supplies moderate: demand moderate.
market weaker; California. Tugs Flame
T0kays. 1.35al.50; mostly, l50 few
higher; Tugs Malagas. mostly l25.
Lettuce-Supplies of Western stock
moderate: demand moderate. market
firm: Colorado. crates Iceberg type. As
dozen. 450a4.75: few 500: California,
crates Iceberg type. As dozen. 600a
6.25. Eastern stock. supplies light: de-
mand light. market steady: New York.
2-dozen crates Big Boston type. fair
quality and condition, LOCAL .25:. few
best, 1.50al.75.
OnionS-Supplics liberal: demand
light. market dull: New York. 100
pound sacks, yellows U. S. No. /, me-
dunn TO large size, mostly $50; few low
as 3.25: Michigan and Indiana. 100
pound sacks. yellows. u. S. No /. mostly
400; Utah. l00-pound sacks, Valencia
type, U. S. No. L. 3.75.
Peaches-Suppies liberal: demand
light. market weaker: New York. bushel
baskets Elbertas, u. S. No. /, large size
2.l5a2.25; PENNSYLVANIA. bushel baskets
Elbertas. U. S. No. 1. large size. 275
New York. bushel baskets, Hileys. small
size. fair quality, ripe. rs.
Pears-Supplics moderate; demand
light. market firm: Oregon. boxes.
Bartletts. fancy. medium to large size.
3.50 New York. bushel baskets, Bart
let's. No. /. 2.25a2. So: pinch. medium.
20Ga2 IS; No. 2. 125al so: poorer, low
as 100; Seckels. No. 1. $50.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate: demand
moderate. market steady: Pennsylvania
l50-pound sacks. round whites, U. s.
No l.. mostly 200.
Sweet potatoes-Supplies light; de-
mand light. market slightly stronger:
nearby stock. bushel baskets. Nancy
Halls. No. /, $50.
Peas-Supplies light; demand light.
market firm: Colorado, 45-pound crates.
few sales. 700
Carrots - Supplies light: demand
light. market dull; no early sales re-
norted
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agricultural statistician for Maryland.
The greatest drop in prospective yield
was in tobacco. which declined IL per
cent. Corn and potatoes showed a
smaller drop. Canning tomatoes are
reported as being so per cent of normal,
indicating a yield of only about two
and a half tons an acre. as compared
to the average yield of four and four
tenths tons made last year.
The prospective yield Of corn on
September i was 100000 bushels. or
about 1000 900 bushels below the in
dicated yield the month preceding.
Although the quality of the hay crop
this year will be somewhat lower than
that harvested last year. the indications
of September l we're for yield about
SO per cent of last year. or $4,000 tons
Considerable hay from last years crop
was carried over this year. and this
with the indicated yield, should bring
the total supply above the flve-yeaI
average supply and nearly as large aS
the total supply last year.
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A fine Bedroom Suite
greatly underpriced. 4 pieces,
consisting of bow-end bed,
large dresser; chest of draw
ers and semi vanity.
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NAPHEN COMPANY PLANS
EXTENSIVE OIL HOLDING

NEW YORK. September 81 R).-
Election of E. r. Perry as chairman Of
the board of directors of the Superior
Oil Corporation Of Tulsa. Okla, was
announced yesterday by Naphen a. Co.
which purchased control OF the corpo-
ration from the Atlantic Refining Co.
last week.
1t was disclosed that the Superior
Corporation will form the nucleus of a
new and extensive oil company TO have
its holdings in the midcontinent field. u
was said the Moody Oil Corpora ton Of
Houston. Tex. also has been purchased
by the Naphen interests.
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Loans to brokers and dealers held by
New York Federal Reserve member
banks for the week ending September
10 we're announced by the Federal Re-
serve Board here Yesterday as S4.470,-
476,000. representing an increase of $85,
285.000 as compared with the preceding
week
The loans for the week ending Sep
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TWO STORMS HIT
MARYLAND CROPS
Tobacco Heaviest Sufferer, August
Survey Shows, With Hay and
Peaches Little Damaged.
Snecial nisnatch 10 The Stnr.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, September 2l.--The
two severe storms which swept the
State in August. together with inroads
of insects and diseases, caused de-
cline in the prospective yields of all
crops during the month, except hay,
peaches and pears. according to the
monthly report of S. r. Novel;, Federal
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Texas Co. Gets U. S. Orders.

NEW YORK. September 81 CP).-Thc
Texas Co. has been awarded contract
by the Government for about one milli'r
barrels of bunker and cargo fuel oil for
the requirements of the Shipping Board
on the Pacific Coast. The bid was 10
cents barrel on oil for tankers and
10 , cents for cargo vessels.
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TENDER IT, 1877, were S3283, IoU,UUU.
The detailed distribution Of the loans
over the three weeks dealt with in
the boards report was:
Sept 10. 1928. Sept Il. 1923. Sept. 2i.i927.
s925.l 81 GOO 1854. sn7.o 900 sl.067 SIS. 900
= For account OF out of town banks
SI.S34.2la,000 Sl.5o9. 100000 S1,305,934 600
For account OF others
: pll.i0i, 900 1921. 064,000 $9f0,14l,00O
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FEDERAL RESERVE
PUBLISHES REPORT
Resources and Liabilities Of
Twelve Member Banks
Listed.

Combined resources and liabilities OF
the II Federal Reserve banks at the
close of business Wednesday were re-
ported last night by the Federal Reserve
Board, in thousands OF dollars, as lol-
lows:
RESOURCES.
Gold with Federal Reserve agents, l'Io''S'%
Gold redemption fund with .. >. =, ION
treasury '-''''
'P Feder ne'o Reserve notes '..... l,33s,oe2
'f Pcsc SS,.'e pnard iu"o WIN 72o.34s
'h hanl ana So'u 'e' ''''N $50. 4s2
Total gold reserves .......... 2.s2s. 800
Reserves other than gold .,,'...'' $4,000
Total reserves ............... 2,7ss.c
n-reserve cash ........... 59,044
Bills discounted
Secured by u s Government oh
oi lis1tG 5IIi. discounted - sai.sss
a. Total bills s disc: :, s 9afss
U S. Government securities .,oos
Tr pnuS notes ......... s7a7s
Certificates of indebtedness. 83.74s
other is ss.'r,t.: - aa s:5so
Total bills ano securities $50. 1850, a2s
Due from foreign banks .......... pig
Uncollected items ............,,... BlS3S!
BANK PREMISES ,,..,,,,,,.,, 6n,314
All other resources ....,,...... s.457
Total resources ............. 5,275,3l0
LIABILITIES.
e, r. notes in actual circulation. 1,679,52l
Member bank-reserve account It,. 2,as0.s34
Government Observation-Disclosures. 45,37o
FOREIGN hank ................ 7,459
Other deposits ................. $3.50
Total deposi.s ........... 24Ss,952
Deferred availability items ........ 730,605
CapitaI paid in ........,,,,,,, 1885
Surplus ................... 233.3la
All other liabilities ............... 27.S37
Total liabilities .........,..... 5.27S.31n
Ratio of total reserves to deposit and
Federal Reserve note liabilities combined
$50 per cent
CONTINGENT liability on bills purchased for
foreign correspondents. 274.054.
New York Bank.
NEW YORK. September 20 LP.-The
statement OF the condition of the Fed
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Produce Seat Brings $18.250.

NEW YORK. September 81 (F).--Ivl
regular memberships in the New Yc'i
Produce Exchange have been sold 81
s18.250 each. an advance of $3.50.
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eral Reserve Bank at the close Of bust
ness September 10 shows:
Total gold reserves ...........,. s767. 705 900
Total reserves ............... 1872, 803 0o0
Government war affiliations 77.3s4 900
Other bills discounted ,,. 1895 900
Bills bought in open market 66,439. 900
Total u s Government securities 2,481 900
Total bills aud securities ~ Sl8.330. 900
UEcolleCted items ............ 223,S85, 900
circulation ''o''' III s3e. 22s 900
Due to members reserve account 9n7. 1919 900
Total deposits ................. 925. 0S9, 900
Ratio of total reserve to deposit
and Federal Reserve note liabil-
titles combined .......... 81. - per cent
The board made no change in its re-
discount rate of per cent.
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You Just can't argue about it

TINE CLEAR TONE that
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Selectivity and range, with
ample power in reserve. Swift
and certain program selection
with the FULL-vIsION Dial.
Operation direct from the light
socket at the cost of only frac-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-21
Students Return
For HOLIDAYS

With the closing Of schools for the
Christmas holidays, young people OF
Brownsville enrolled in various
schools and colleges Of the country
have been arriving at home through
out the week, with many others eX-
pecsed during the week end.
Among those who have already ar
rived are Elizabeth Crcagcr, who has
been in Washington at Glenston
Hall; Elizabeth More came in Thurs
day from the University Of Texas At
Austin. Gay More is expected Su1-
day. Marcia Clint is also expected
N Sunday from New Orleans, where
she has been at Sophie Newcomb.
Sslonas McAllen is TO get home eth
er Saturday evenir or Sunday
morning. and is TO be accompanied
by two friends. Mary Ann and Eliz-
abeth McClcndon or Austin who are
TO be her guests for the holidays.
Rosalis kibbe is expected Saturday
from Austin.
Esther Weller. who has also been
At the University of Texas. is 20
spend Christmas in kia-sviIle with
her parents, but expects to come to
Brownsville for a visit, probably
about Dec. %. Tacy Boory. who at
tends che University or Oklahoma. IS
to arrive either Friday evening or
Saturday morning. Elizabeth Ruff.
q freshman at T. c. L., Fort Worth,
comes in Saturday.
Anne Seaman, another state uni
versity student, is planning to stop
n Houston for a visit. and will only
arrve here on Christmas day. Mar
sha Seabury will he in from Roanoke.
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Party, Shower, for
Bride Elect

Misses Mary HcCallufn and Metha
Scaicf were hoStesscs at a very pref
a. bridge party ard shower Thurs
DAY evening. The affair was ar
ranged . compliment Miss Edith
Martin, a teacher IN ths local
schools. whose marriage to Cherries
Q. Bond, OF Alpine il 70 take place
at noon. December q, at Sanderson.
Guests assembled at the Althea
tea room. where tables lad been ar
ranged in ono Of the living rooms.
The bridal note prevailed in the dec
orations. Several games or bridge
and forty-two were enjoyed. after
which a refreshment course of fruit
cake ard coffee was served.
Making an appropriate
ment. Miss McCallum escorted the
honoree TO a side table, where a pile
OF gifts was concealed by p large
while parasol. the packages. when
opened revealing many beautiful and
useful articles.
Those present for the occasion
were MesdamcS G.. A. Sadler. q. g..
Foster. S. G.. Graham. Nell White
head, Joe Lindaberry, VI l.. Murray.
j. l.. Sheppard. L. A. Boory, MargS-
ret Harmon, Clarence Kuhn, r. o..
Dodd, T J.. Voc. and Misses Roma
Wilson, iona Scaief, Sue Moore. Al
thea Whitehead, Marie Jones. Lucille
skinner. Mattye Gentry. Mary Conk-
lin. Margaret Upton. Bernyce Lee.
Katie Harmon. Elizabeth Webster.
the hostcssrs. and the honorec, Miss
Edith Martin.
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Valley Society
Phone Z
Phone z

Va, where she has been at Sullins
college, on Saturday. Margaret Mon
roe, who attended c. !. A. this year,
returned nome this mornin.
Bill Seaman from Austin
Sunday morning. while Esvaldo and
T~iumberto Garcia, also state univer-
Sit students. came in this morning.
Fritz Ball, who has been at a mill
tary prep school in San Antonio, ar
rived this morning. as did Frans
kibbe, who is enrolled at Schreiner
Institute, kerrville. j. B. Kent an5
Charles Mathers, who are in school
at Shattuck. Mimi, will not be home
for the holidays. Charles Day t.
turned from Trinity, Wsxahachic,
Thursday morning.
VIM. Ncrtrees, Herbert Harrison
and Travis Wallace came in from 4.
and NJ. Wednesday, making the trir
by automobile. Robert and Russell
Rentfro. and Workman Davenport are
also expected home from Austir
within the next few days; Nes.oi
Scanlan is already home from Sews.
nee. Frank Goodrich. who is in the
law school. at the University of Nir.
ginia. VIII not nc home during thr
holidays. which he will spend visit.
NJ in New Jersey and New York City
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turned home last night from San N
tonic. Mrs. Chapa has been visit
in there for the past week, and was
Joined by Mr.. CAapa on his return
trip from California, where he has
been for about a month, looikn after
business.
DIR. and Mrs. George n. Reeves NJ
F~reeport, are expected Saturday
morning, TO spend Christmas with
Mrs. Reeves parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p. Scanlan.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
The Country club was the scene II
a delightful Christmas party Thur :
day afternoon, when Mrs Frank NJ.
Hardin of Harrington entertaincl
with a bridge luncheon. The fou--
course luncheon was served at 1880
in the dining room, at q T-shapcd
table, deliberately laid with green
glassware and red tapers.
Following the rep5st, sever tables
OF bridge was made up in the club
living room, which vas also decorat-
ed in the Christmas spirit. A uniq.e
method Of distributing the priz.s
was used, a lighted Christmas tree
bearing the awards. At the close OF
each game high scorers at each Ia
BILE cut, and the player cutting Ugh
then went TO the tree and took a
gift.
Brownsville guests az the affair
were Mesdsmcs Howell McCzmn.
bell, Harbert Davenport and II. q.
Seago.
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CIVIC LEAGUE

LG@NV11
The regular monthly session q
the civic league was held Monday
With a noon luncheon at the Garden
Inn tearoom. Mrs. Caldwell. the
president, presided az the usual bus
mess routine. during which a re-
port Of the Valley Federation meet
ing at La Feria was read by Mrs.
Edward Oppenheimer. The city
Identification plans we're taken up
for discussion. with an effor. 10 be
made for a landscape architect 10 be
called into orsultstion with r. r.
Congdon. city engineer. Tbs league
after much discussion decided 70
sponsor the coming Of Miss Ruth
Penneybscker in the spring. provided
several If the other local clubs vii
assist in the plan.
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and Mrs. $. NJ. Duffie Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. ". r. Parrish and little
daughter left Friday evening for
Vernon. called there by the Illness
Of her mother.
Gov. Stephens Of Harlingcn was in
Mission ver Sunday. spending the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Stephens.
Conan Wood spent Sunday and
Monday In San Antonio.
A. J. Moore Of Progreso was ia
town Monday.
Mrs. r. A. Mathis returned Fri
day from a visit with her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs,
Hitchcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. I. Stewart. Mr.. and
Yrs. X. Y. Smith and Mrs. Bertels.n
and daughter were IN Harl;nrs,
Monday evening, attendants Al "Rio
Rita
$. L. Hardin and family lears
early Saturday morning for Waco.
where they will spend their Christ.
mas vacation st the home of Nh.
and Mrs. $. Hardin. parents cf M
Hardin.
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Coming,s, Goings,
OF Local People

Mrs. Fr-rt Smith hss returned "a
Brownsville 70 he with her daush-
ter Mrs. 4. r. Dodd. after a stay
81 several months in Co~rsicana. She
was accompanied here BY another
daughter. Mrs. II. S. Niece. Of Cor
sicans. who vii spend the holidays
with Mr.. podd.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Knox Byrum Of
Shawnee. Okla. are here TO be the
guests Of X. L. kyier during the hol-
idsys Mr.. Bynum, who is a state
representative at the age II %. IA
among the youngest representatives
IN the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedro Chapa re-
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hers present, the president, Mrs.
" ilbur Close conducting the buS-
mess session, which was rather
short. Mrs. Wallace Roberts IVY the
leader. the lesson topic being "Em-
pcror Jones'" by Eugene ONeill,
dramatic writer. Mrs. Duffie gave
Some Of O'Ncill's Dramatic Theor-
les and Methods" while Mrs. f. VI.
Sprowl gave some authentic accounts
Of the Casual Character and Super
stitution Of the Negro" Mrs. Sprowl
being n native Kentuckian and init
mately acquainted with the negro
character. A general discussion Of
the play followed. with several trios
by Mesdames Stewart and Ewing
and Mrs. Hardin accompanying at
the piano. Mesdamcs Flenner. Dim
mick. W. n. Waite ar Weslaco. two
high school girls. Misses Eurenia
Eppright and virginia Gillespie and
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Mrs. Bertlessn and daughter, the
latter from Sioux City. r., were out
~ club guests.
BRIDGE DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Conan Wood were
hosts on Wednesday evening al a
delightful bridge dinner when they
honored Captain and Mrs. Rodwcll %
Fort Sheridan. H.. with a three-tabie
affair.
High score was won by Mrs. Ray
Goodwin and B. NJ. Strong, with the
guest prize given BY Mrs. R.dwcll.
MeysrS. and Mesdamcs Rodwcll.
Drummond. Strong. Goodwin were
guests.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ. Srrowl were
dinner guests at tho home n Col.
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RATLIFF-NOORE

KAILIFF-MOORE
Miss Cleo Rstliff 81 weslsco ard
Mr.. A. j.. Moore Of this city were
married Tuesday afternoon at ths
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rat
Tiff, Rev. LeMay OF the Christian
church reading the ceremony. Mrs.
Moore is a very accomplished young
woman and very popular with her
friends, while the groom is an engi-
neer. an "A. NJ. graduate. ard the
head of the engineering force at Pro-
greso, where the young people will
make their home after a short we'd
ding trip.
TUESDAY CLUB
Mrs. S. VI. Hargrove was hostess
to the Woman's Tuesday club at her
home on Lomits boulevard. with =
good representation Of club mem
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WESLACO
HOME FOR

Several young people who have
been away attending school have rr-
turned TO spend the Christmas vaca-
ton with their parents. other vilI
arrive this week or rext week. Miss
Tula Stone who returned Sunday
from O. 7. "A. with her br" h-- WI
sister. Mr.. ard Ms. N. v. wen1-
bridge. Miss Jane Stehhirs. rl.n al
j. A.. returned Monde. ro --t
Rowland arrived Nordsy pa
wilson college. North CAROLYN. md
bis brother, Joe, arrived Thur dav
from Allen Academy a. Bryan.
Texas; Cecil Childcre arrived carly
this week from Southwestern Uni
veTsitv at Georgetown. Ms did NJ. l..
Dew, Jr., who came from law school
nv Lebanon. Tenn. Fields Hamrtor
and Thomas F~drir-ton IRE evnerted
lridav from the State University Al
austin; others expected soon from
Austir arc Misses Ethel and Alma
Nobly, Miss Donna Clark. Ralph
Mover. John Lake Couch and :
friend; Misses Van Nliet ard Ma-v
iili7n Ware arc expected from r. T.
". the carly part Of next week: Nj /,
Irene Richardson. formerly or thiv
rlace will arrive Monday from s. M.
VI. ~ Dallas and visit her nareni-
fr Donna. Miss Nellie Mae Davis
with 2 friend is expected SUNDAY
rom Oklahoma University; Mierer
Lilla and Christine Yarbrouch wiz
arrive late this week from San Mar
Tvs with their mother and brother.
Bignam. the latter being in school
~ Arlington: Miss Nell whitehead
VIII arrive SATURDAY. from wcstmoo-.
and college and Miss Lila Mae Tor-
dan viii come from the same school
Friday. Miss Mildred Ann Smith
VIII get here Saturday from Ward
Belmont NJ Nashville. Tenn. ard
Miss Fannie King will arrive from
san Marcus; Misses Jewelle Watson
and Pauline McCalip who arc attend
irS Baylor-Bclton will arrive this
week. Miss Ruth Brandon will be
home Thursday from Baylor. Waco;
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Miss Leona Gibson will be here Sun
day from T. c. U. NJ Fort Worth;
Wayne Andrews will arrive the last
81 the week from San Marcus: Miss
Olive Donaldson will spend the va
cation with n friend at Emory; Miss
Opal and Earl Pike returned early
from Baylor al Waco: Freeman
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MISSION
ST. PAUL PIT. A.

ST. PAUL PIT. A.
The PIT. A. of st. Paul's school
met at the home Of Mrs. J. Hoff-
man Thursday afternoon, with Mrs.
Sheldon Smith acting president IN
the absence Of Mrs. Abe Boyd. The
usual routine Of business was con-
Quoted. and il was decided, due to
the coming holiday season. 70 post
pone the next meeting until the
first Of the year.
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ENTERTAIN GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Melden were
hosts on Thursday evening when
they entertained in honor OF Dr..
and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Melden here from
Oakland. Calf, on a visit for the
holiday season. The evening was
pleasantly spent in the old-fash-
toned way. Guests were Mcssrs.
and Mcsdamcs Picker and Moore.
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p. y. O. LUNCHEON

Mesdares Edward Oppenhsimer
and II. u. Smith were hosts TO the
r. r. o. chapter at luncheon al the
Garden Inn tearoom Friday. Mrs.
H.. r. Smith presided during the
business session. and the lesson Of
the day was given by Mrs. I. B.
Summons, and consisted OF a very
interesting book review on Mother
written nv an Italian suthoress,
Gravia Dalctta. this book receiving
the Nobel prize as the best book Of
the year. Mrs. B~ertclsen, Mrs. Rod
well and Mrs. Drummond were
guests Of the chapter.
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HAVE CLUB

The home or Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r
Wright was the scene Of a ver'
pleasant affair last Friday evening
the occasion being the week. gath
ering or the Friday Mite Dinner
bridge club. High oores we're wor
by Mrs. n. II. Rankin and s. L
Hardin. with Mrs. ". p. Roberts
and 6. ". Duffie holding low scores
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DELPHIANs STUDY WRITERS

The Delphian chapter membership
met in the social rooms Of the
Methodist church Friday. with the
vice president. Mrs. J. q. Hill. con-
Quoting. The resume Of the preced-
ing lesson was given BY 'irs. s. NJ.
Duffie, with Mrs. John Gattlin as
leader for the day. the study course
for the lesson being The Writers
Of the Renaissance" The leader
was assisted BY Mesdames Geo. Ag-
new. II. b. Waite. !. G.. Hill, Es-
Their Ferguson and John Gattling.
This chapter has postponed further
meetings until after January |.
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Ford will arrive this veek from
Texas Tech NO Lubbock.
RATIIFF.M00RE
The marriage OF Miss Cleo Rat
lift and Arthur j. Moore was SOL
emnized at five o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon ~ the home OF the brides
CONTINUED on page trven.)