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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, SEWARD
 PRECINCT, AIT SEWARD. TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLES T. DAGGETT, De- ceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, A. y. Dimond, was on September 7th, 1928, by the Order and Decree of the above named Probate Court, duly appointed and he now is the lawful administrator of the estate of the above named Charles IT. Daggett, deceased; and that all creditors of said estate and persons having claims against said estate, are hereby required tO pre- sent their claims with the neces- sary vouchers to the undersigned administrator at his office at Val dez, Alaska, within six (6) months from the date of this notice.
 This notice is dated and the date of it's first publication is the 26th day of November, 1929.
 First publication, November 26, December 3, 10, IT, 24, 1929,
 A. '. DIMOND, Administrator of the Estate of Charles T. Daggett,
 deceased. -
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HEAR THE POPULAR RE- CORDS "Pagen Love Song'- Big Rock Candy Mountain" Alice Blue Gown'--"B -"Barnacle Bill" NO. 2-and the new Black Crows "FOOlishments.1
 Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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Application for a water power li-

Application for a#water power li- cense has been filed with the feder- al power commission by the Ton- gass Power 67 Light Co-, of Hyder Jt covers a to0-horsepower project on Granite creek about three miles from Hyder which town is furnish ed light and power by the conn pany's plant
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An aerial tramway to accomnao- date farmers living across the Klondike who are cut off certain portions of the year by carrying out of part of the bridge is being tested, and was given it's first try- out recently
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PIONEERS MEETING

Pioneers meeting Friday Deaem- Der 2O, 1929 Election of officers and other important business.
 Louis Simpson, president.
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The body of the Indian woman found recently on the beach at Douglas, was identified as Mrs. Katherine shappe.
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Join Urbach q Naiade'S CsRCU- HATING LIBRARY; 15c to read a book.
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visitor in Raymondville last Mon
day.
Miss Rhea Lancaster OF McAllefi
spent a few days with home folks In
Hargill last week.
MI. and Mrs. Jack Head of Santa
Rosa have moved to Hargill.
The Missionary women OF the
First Methodist church of Hargill
will hold a pie supper at the high
school building next Friday night
April 5th.
The women of the Missionary
society of the Methodist church held
their social meeting this week at the
home of Mrs. Harry Peacock, each
lady bringing a covered dish which
when combined with other dishes
made up a most bountiful dinner.
Mrs. S. w. McCutchen presented
the party with a delicious dish of
divinity fudge which was greatly
enjoyed. A surprise was given the
hostess in the way of a hand
kerchief shower, she being the dele
gate to the conference at San An
tonic April 9.
Sydney G. Lakeland was a visitor
in Edinburg and Edcouch Tuesday.
Major Sammons was a social
visitor in Harlingen Saturday night
attending the talkies at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Wilmont of
McAllen were visitors in Hargill
Thursday the guest Of Sydney c.
Lakeland.
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REVIVAL DRAWS
HUGE CROWDS
Prayer For Sick Proves OF
Great Interest; Children
Have Frolic

Evangelist Raymond T. Rtchey,
who is conducting q revival CAM
paign in the big tabernacle in Har-
lingen, on East Jackson and Sec
ond streets, is continuing to hold
the interest of the Valley people.
Night after night when the call IS
given for converts there is a good
response and numbers are coming
forward.
Evangelist Richey continual re-
states that he does not heal any
one, but that he believes that divine
healing is for the people of today If
they will only believe in God.
A special section was reserved in
the service Saturday morning for
the children, and the program was
especially adapted for their benefit.
After the service there vas a pea
nut scramble" in an adjoining lot.
On Sunday members Of the AL
lance Tabernacle orchestra Of Nc
Allen will assist with the music in
both the afternoon service at $3.50
and in the evening service at 7:45.
The pianist for the Richey party
Is Mr.. Phillip S. Kerr Of Los An
geles, Cal, who Is unusually adept
at the piano. He also has composed
a number Of unique gospel songs
which he sings. Mrs. Kerr also a
singer, arrived in Harrington Satur-
day morning and will remain until
the close of the campaign.
The services will continue with
meetings at 2:30 and 7:45 b. m.
on Sundays and 1890 a. m. and
7:45 p. m. on week days.
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SANTA MARIA

Miss Margaret Craddock spent the
weekend in San Benito.
Miss Elizabeth Allen spent the
weekend in Mercedes.
Mrs. Black and Rachel Of Browns
vile visited here Wednesday.
Mesdames j. z. Mock, 2. M. Ship
ley. H. F. Kaiser, j. G. Davis, S. H
McLain and Florence Cornett at
tended the Zone meeting Of the
Methodist Missionary societies held
at Santa Rosa Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Huckabee of Santa
Rosa spent Thursday with Mrs. P.
M. Shipley.
Mrs. George Washington and
Misses GRAY, Smith and Hawks were
shopping in Harrington Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. Oldemeyer and chill
dren of Mercedes visited MIR. and
Mrs. J. T. Mock Saturday afternoon
Mrs. McLain and Mrs. Truett
Shipley and baby Of La Feria spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. p. M
Shipley.
Mrs. J. 0. Duncan and daughters
Of Edinburg visited here Saturday.
The Methodist Missionary society
met with Mrs. P. M. Shipley Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Mock had the
Mission study. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Norman Donges had as q week.
end guest, his father.
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MISSION WOMAN DIES

MISSION, March 3O.-Mrs. M.
zeiske died ct the age of 88 years
at the home Of her son, Oscar
zeiske, on Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
zeiske had an attack of flu and
pneumonia about a month ago, and
was unable to rally. Services were
conducted at the home by Rev.
w. N. Carl of the First Methodist
church on Friday and the body was
forwarded to the old home in Bell
vile, Texas.
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there were about Is people present
at this meeting. Mrs. John H.
Maurer led the devotional, which
was followed by a program devoted
to the study of the work of Presby-
terrain missionaries in Mexico. Mrs.
George Edwards led the program
and gave a preliminary discussion
of the subject. Topics of the sub
ject were discussed by Misses Hor-
ton, Bible and Hyde, and Mrs. Nc
Kinnon and Mrs. Otto KUsel. Mrs.
John H. Maurer gave an outline OF
the work done in the circle during
the year. At the conclusion of the
program, the members enjoyed a
social hour. Light refreshments
were served at the close Of the eve
ming.
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HARGILL

Miss Corine Bonham was a din
ner guest Of Miss Alice Lancaster
last Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Holt and sister. Miss
Fanny Wise had as their guest last
week Austin Bland, a cousin from
Oklahoma.
Miss Shirley Foreman spent the
weekend with Miss Clara Christian
at Lasara.
Miss Oletha Blackburn of Edin-
burg visited home folks at Hargill
last Sunday.
Nh. ana Mrs. Jack Holt and Aus
tin Bland were touring the Valley
Sunday afternoon.
c. L. Lancaster was a business
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Vocher, Lois Lawerie, Ozelle Meek,
Doris Hulet, Margaret Holstead,
Sarah Griffith, Mabel Bedford, Jes-
sic Clarke, and Alberta Rowley.
The free medical clinic to be
opened in Edinburg in the near flu
ture was the chief topic for dis
cussion at the meeting Of the Com
munity Federation which was held
on Thursday afternoon in the jun
ior high school building. Mrs. G.
E.. Bryan presided, and the men,
bership decided to defray all OK
penses of the clinic from the fed
Grafton treasury. Miss Sonora Pom
der reported several cases which
have already come before the clinic,
and gave a report Of all that has
been done in the clinic so far. DR..
Moline addressed the federation and
stressed the importance of using
preventatives for certain diseases
such as smallpox, typhoid and diph-
liberia. He also urged co-opera-
ton between the citizens of the
community and the physicians and
surgeons who have so kindly given
their time and services for this
worthy cause.
RAINBOW DANCE
In celebration Of the third ami
verSary Of the Order Of Rainbow for
Girls, all members who are daugh-
tiers of Country club members were
hoStesSeS to the other members of
the order and their friends at a
formal dance on Friday evening at
the Country club.
The club rooms were a bower of
loneliness being artistically decorat-
ed with gay v~ari-colored spring
flowers and large bows Of rainbow
colored ribbons. The receiving line
was made up of all past worthy
advisors, and the present worthy
advisor and all honorary members
OF the Rainbow. A negro orchestra
furnished the excellent music for
the dancers. Tables were also set
in the card room for bunco and
bridge, where the dancers played
games during the evening. Favors
of feather ticklers in the rainbow
colOrs were given to the girls and
the boys received clever digar fans.
Punch was served throughout the
evening.
The chaperoneS for the occasion,
the advisory board, were Mr.. and
Mrs. CaSberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
S. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Combs.
Mrs. G. j. Hamme, Mrs. w. r. DYER,
The personnel included Misses
Laura Lou Bryan. Clara Belle Holt
man, Pauline Holman. Mildred
Combs, Mildred Peet, Gladys Broad
dus, Dorothy Broaddus. Et1nice
Horner, Tollie Weathersby, Wilma
Barnes, Lucille Barnes, Gladys
Smith, Matte Belle Ross, Allene
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WESLACO
GIVES BRIDGE

v BRIDGE
There were a number of guests at
a delightful bridge party in Elsa
Wednesday afternoon given BY Mrs,
G. G. Stokes. Pink and red roses
made the lovely floral decorations
and the Easter motif was cleyerly
carried out in the refreshment
course. Mrs. Monte Walker won
high score, Mrs. Charles McCass-
land held second high and Mrs.
Harold Harrison received low.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
Of games were Mrs. B. c. Marley.
Mrs. S. B. Kelley. Mrs. D.. M.
Graham and Mrs. Lynn Wright Of
Elsa, Mrs. Harold Harrison, Mrs.
Oliver Swinnea, Mrs. Charles NC
Casland. Mrs. Hope Grimes and Mrs.
SCHOOL PLAY
Two hundred and forty dollars
were realized from the comedy
which was presented this week for
the second time at the high school
auditorium under the auspices of
the Mothers Club of the Stephen r.
Austin school. The play was the
Poor Married Man" and vas di-
rected by Mrs. M. M. McAskill.
Members of the cast we're Mrs. Nc
Askill, Miss Gertie Whitehurst, Miss
Ada We Williams, Miss Thelma Smith.
Dr.. J. E. Montgomery, Ted Sneed, IT.
vim Ault and Hardy Clements. Pro-
ceeds of the play will be used to paw
for the recently purchased motion
picture machine for the school.
Mrs. E. r. st. John left last week
for Chicago where she will visit Mrs.
w. Steanboa at the Blackstone
hotel. Mr.. Steanboa is OF
the hotel. During her two weeks
visit Mrs. st. John will also shop.
Two little Weslaco babies won
first prizes in the baby show put an
by the Mercedes Elks' at their re-
cent carnival. Little Loydelle
Stevenson won the diamond ring for
being the prettiest two year old
baby and little Mary Lou Lawton
won a dress for being the cutest two
year old child.
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Martin, Harriet Dinger, Pauline
Lane, Erpil Thigpin. Marcella
Cramer, Catherine Montgomery,
Lois Lawrie, Alma Young. Lila Dyer,
Anne Kathryn Edwards, Ophelia
Bryan, Florence Ogden, Lola Bell
Amidon, Thelma Lawrence, Gather
inc Edwards, Harriet Brown, Edy-
the Williams. Marian Combs, Grace
BiggerStaff, Virginia Redpath, Vel
ma Farr, Matte Squyres, Evelyn
Earnest, Lois Edwards, Louise Pc
tiers, Eda KuSel, Laurine Rutledge,
Lucy Stuntz, Ethel NeWSome, Mar
ian Dyer, Myra Looney, Katherine
Pyle, Elizabeth Sherman, Kathleen
Martin, Maylene Robinson. Jewel
Morse; MessrS. A. Y. Baker, Jr.,
Edward Brown, r. B. Curry, Char
ley Rush, Robert Smith, George
Brown, Ralph HaInme, Francis
Sinnette, Emmett Murphy, Maurice
Williams, Hewitt Armstrong, Bow
man Baker. Arthur Hansen, Jack
CloSner. Stephen Heacock, Dick
Jameson, Harris L. Martin, Tom
Handley, Floyd Everhard, John
Bowie, William Southwell, Billie
Dyer, Charley Raires, Billy Wells,
Gordon Stuntz, Osborne Short, Fe-
liX Mcdonald, Jim Collier, Clifton
Harper, Burklyn Strong, Bruce
Harper, Hunley Slaughter, Charles
w. Pyle, OLIVE Connan, Leroy
Greene, Claude Hocott, Charles r.
Newman, Glen Johnson, Ben Lewis,
Herbert Hooks, Arthur Mcbride,
Fred Hendrix, Harry Ellington,
Glynn Magee, John Brown Paul. Joe
H. Rush, Bryce Cochran, Tom Red
ford, John Boeyl.
EVENING PARTY
Mrs. A. M. Weir was hostess at
an evening bridge party on Satur-
day, honoring Mr.. "A. M. Weir, the
occasion being his birthday. Bright
and colorful flowers we're used
abundantly about the rooms giving
the spring motif. After the games
of bridge, the high score trophies
we're awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thews. A birthday remembrance
was also given to Mr.. Weir. At
the close Of the evening. the host
eSs served a delicious salad course
The six tables of players were
Messrs. and Mesdames George Nc
Culley, John Scott r. Tut. Mat
thews. H. u. Miles, J. p. Ellis, H.
e. Wilcox, w. e. Dixon, Walter
Schultz. Miss Ruth Ewing, Mrs. w.
j. Southwell, Sam Hendrix. William
Southwell, and Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Weir.
EVENING MEETING
The Business Women's Circle of
the Presbyterian auxiliary held its
last meeting Of the church year on
Thursday at the Presbyterian Sun
day school room. Each member
brought a guest to this meeting and
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WALKS 10 MILES WHEN 70

BEDFORD, Eng-Sir Frank
Benson walked 10 miles on his 10th
birthday.
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TUESDAY LUNCHEON CLUB

Tie tuesday Luncheon club met
with Mrs. w. J. Savage. Several
games Of bridge were played before
the hostess served a delicious salad
course. In the bridge games, Mrs.
w. D. Gardner made the high score.
Beautiful roses in ali colorS added
a spring touch to the rooms in
Which the games were played.
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"BLUEBONNET CLUB

Mrs. w. J. Southwel1 was hostess
to the Blue Bonnet Bridge and
Luncheon club on Friday afternoon.
Following the two-courSe luncheon
the members enjoyed several games
Of bridge. The honor score for the
afternoon was made by Mrs. George
Kemble, and she was presented with
a dainty prize. Mrs. j. r. Malone
made the most games in no-trump
and was rewarded with an attrac-
tive trophy.
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BURGLAR KILLS BANKER

TURIN, Italy.-A burglar he
found in his home killed Signor
Vallaci, a banker.
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bouquets of vari-colored roses. In
the bridge games that followed, the
club score was made by Mrs. H.
Roth, and Mrs. A. Splitter made the
honor score for the guests. The
members and guests who enjoyed
this delightful party we're: Mes
danes Goldberg, H. Roth, A. Hous-
man, NJ. Hassel Of Mercedes, J. Lis
sner of Mission, J. Edelstein Of
McAllen; Splitter and Homer of
Pueblo, Colo, Hubbards of Detroit,
Mich, L. M. Cusher of Edinburg,
E. Harris of San Antonio and Miss
jeanette Harris Of Chicago, Ill.
THIMBLE CLUB
The Thimble club enjoyed an n
joyable afternoon with Mrs. A. p.
Baker on Friday. A salad course
was served at the conclusion Of the
afternoon which was spent in doing
needleWork.
CHILDREN'S PARTY
Mrs. r. l.. Lyons entertained on
Thursday afternoon for her little
daughter, Gerry Deane, the affair
being IN honor of her fifth birth
day. The children spent the after
noon in playing various games. The
The chief event of the party was
a picture show which delighted the
little guests. The pictures showed
snaps of life in a large ZOO. After
the picture show, the children were
served light refreshments of birth
day cake and ice ceram. The birth
day cake was prettily decorated
with pink candles. Each child re-
ceived a favor which was remind
ful of the approaching Easter sea-
son. The guests were Phyllis Cram
er, JaneSt Cramer, Hane Hearne,
Justine Miller, Florence Hightower,
Connie Malone, Jane McIllhenny,
LaVerne Litton. Dorothy Anderson,
Glare Beth Hibbits, Mary Glare
Weir, Jean McWhorter, Biliye Jean
Roberts, Dorothy Jean Ellis, and
Willadene Litton.
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EVENING MEETING

EVENING MEETING
The Business Women's Circle of
the Presbyterian auxiliary held its
last meeting Of the church year on
Thursday at the Presbyterian Sun
day school room. Each member
brought a guest to this meeting and
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ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. Max TavsS entertained a club
composed of Valley women at
luncheon and bridge on Thursday
afternoon. The tables at which the
delicious three-course luncheon was
served were centered with dainty
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/ 1-2 cups dark brcR sugar;
2 eggs;
l teaspoon vanilla;
Ia teaspoon salt;
l teaspoon cinnamon;
! teaspoon cloves;
l teaspoon nutmeg;
! teaspoon Soda
IL cup nuts;
Z tablespoons sour cream,
4 cups flour.
Cream the fat and sugar. Add the
rest of the ingredients. Mix well
and chill. Break off smsll bits OF
the dough and flatten down, three
inches apart. on creased baking
sheets. Bake IN a moderate oven for
10 minutes.
Dreamed Celery and Poached Eggs,
Serving Four
! CUP diced celery F;
] cup water:
! teaspoon salt:
Ia teaspoon chopped onion.
Nix the ingredients and cook
slowly IN a covered pan for 10 min
utes. Drain and reserve the stock
Add The celery 20 the sauce mixture
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carlson and
daughter Miss Blendis and Portia
and Miss Mildred Unzicker were
Sunday dinner guests at the A. c.
Carlson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Kennedy of
Anthony. ksns., have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Rowe.
Cecil Raleigh and Dale Carlson
spent Sunday afternoon at the Nc
Quay home.
Mrs. William George was q guest
Of Mrs. Frank Smith Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swink visited Mr..
and Mrs. ". II. Moore Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Gates and
son and Mr.. Bradford Gates Of
Edin, Okla. are in Elsa in response
to n message telling Of the death
OF Mrs. Dean Gates. Mrs. s. +.
Gates is a sister Of Mrs. Dean Gates.
Mrs. Reed Christener az Kennedy,
Texas. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. i. b. Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Moore and
daughter Elizabeth visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Moore Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hoyt were
Wesaco visitors Wednesday after
noon.
F. n. Moore Of Plainview, Texas.
is visiting his brother. W. II. Moore.
He expects 70 locate in the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III. Alexander and
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and the Pauper, one Of his most beau
tiful stories. Miss BERTHE Lds Kline
gave a reading, tom Sawyer and the
White Washed Fence" Mr.. Huntley
gave two beautiful solos on the cello,
accompanied by Mrs. "A. B. Naldron
az the piano.
Guests plasent were Mesdames Z.
L. jackson. W. II. Hodge, NunneIly,
Waldron. Miss Berthe Lee Kline.
Frozen fruit salad, coffee and cake
were served. The next = will
present . temporary writers. Irwin
5. Cobb, Zona Gale. Wilbur .. Steele.
TO HAVE BANQUET
The members of st. Adams Guild
will have = get acquainted banquet
and social evening mt the Noman's
Building on Tuesday evening, Jan. %.
PERSONALS
MFR. and William Wallace. from
Wisconsin. left Monday to continue
their auto trip after a week spent
with their son. VI. NJ. Waterman and
Mrs. Waterman. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace left t.;,ir home last August.
going 10 Seattle then down the coast
states to Mexico. From here they
will 60 o New Orleans TO attend the
Mardi Gras festivities. Their trip
will extend to Florida. up tia, east
coast. and they expect to reach their
HON BY May i.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. l.. Jackson. frcm
Boone, kans., spent the week here,
guests or Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Snavely.
While he q they enjoyed trips I'd and
dawn thn Valley
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wife Of Claude. Texas. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson in the Elsa
community.
Mrs. John Schmidt and daughters
and Mrs. Don Graham motored to
W~eslsco Thursday.
Mrs. W. P. Walker and children
Of Mission are visiting Mrs. Walkers
sisters, Mrs. John Beck and Mrs. j.
H.. Meeks of Elsa.
+. H. Nahlsing returned to New
York Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Gilbert of
Texsrkans, Texas, and Mr.. and Mrs.
l. B. Mcfarland of Houston, Texas.
were in Elsa this week.
j. W. Cowling was a Weslaco WISH
tor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Sutherland, Mr.
Trott, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Tuberville
and son Clinton motored to Rio
Hondo. San Benito and Harlingen
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Bartlett of
San Benito have been visiting the
j. N. Gates home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Raleigh and
son Cecil spent Thursday evening at
the Ed Lubkens home.
Cecil Raleigh attended the En-
esvor's party at the home OF Mrs.
G. H. Farmer Of Donna Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Melvin
Giese attended the show in Yves
laco Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cassei Of
Ohio visited Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Giese Friday.
Marvin Hervig of Alamo is visit
ing at the McUnzicker home.
Mrs. Clean Lsney Of Edcouch
visited Mrs. J. Y. Turner We6nes-
day.
J.. 7. Eaton OF Cleburne. Texas, is
visiting his daughter and son-in-
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kelley.
A. G. Enrich returned Tuesday
evening from a business trip to Dem
yer. Colo.
Mrs. John Giese. Mrs. Melvin
Giese and Miss Evelyn Schmidt mo-
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tored to Edinburg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. l.. Lindomood and
baby Joyce Elaine were business
callers In Harrington Friday after
noon.
H. 7. Otto, railway agent, return
ed Wednesday from San Antonio.
Mr.. Otto has been off duty on ac-
count Of a broken arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Griffin OF
Kosse, Texas, visited Mrs. Griffin's
sister, Mrs. G. c. Stokes this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Wright were
in Weslaco Friday afternoon.
George Enrich of ~Shaddock,
Okla. and Fred Ehrlich of Kansas,
are visiting in the home OF A. G.
Ehrlich.
Mrs. Byron Kelley returned home
Wednesday from a visit with rela-
tives in Cleburne. Texas.
Mrs. Johnston and sons, Douglas
and illBie Joe and Miss Mooney
left Monday night for Gooderich,
Ontario. Canada, after a three
weeks visit with their sister and her
family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Nc
Quoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carruth and Ernest
visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fields Of
Edcoueh Sunday.
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RT1 Menus @M
A 9Me Day 80
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE

By MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE
DINNER MENU
Creanied Celery and Poached Eggs
Buttered Cabbage
Biscuit Plum Jam
Asparagus Salad; Piquant Dressing
Spice Nut Cookies Coffee
Asparagus Salad and Relish Dress
ing, Serving -Four
10 spears canned asparagus:
4 pieces lettuce.
Arrange the asparagus on the let
tucs leaves and add the PiauAnt
Dressing.
Piquant Dressing
. tablespoons salad oil.
2 tablespoons vinegar:
Ia cup chopped pickle relish;
Id cup finely chopped celery.
IL teaspoon salt;
Il teaspoon paprika:
IL teaspoon dry mustard;
] hard cooked egg diced.
Mix the ingredients and beat with
: fork. Chill. When ready 70 serve
pour over the prepared salads.
Spice Nut Cookies
IL cup fat;