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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-09
Glen View


Quite a number of the young folks
from this vicinity attended the dance
at Baldwin Saturday evening.
Vivian Erstrom is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Larson were capt.
tai city callers Saturday.
Mrs. Jake Splitter and family visit.
ed at the c. A. Carlson home Sunday.
Alex Oshanyk of Wilton and Mabel
sager motored to the capital city
Wednesday evening to see a movie.
Elmer Schoolcraft canvassed this
community last week. He Is selling
the Lange's products.
Loren Couch. who for the past
month has been employed OH the
Con johnson farm. is now working
for Enock Anderson.
Willard Jacobson and Loren Couch
were business callers at the Raymond
Hoigc farm neal Arnold Sunday.
Enock Anderson sold a large bunch
of hogs to Fred McFadden Of Wilton
recently.
Mrs. G. M. Jacobson and Violet
visited at the Rudolph Hagen home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simons are
the proud owners of a new car.
The Jay belong family are moving
on the old Scott place in the near
future.
Oscar Moe and Julia johnson of
Minot motored down from Minot
Sunday to visit friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
Among those who visited at the
Lars Jacobson home Sunday were
Nj. and Mrs. H. II. Engen and fam
lily Of Bismarck. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Larson and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Larson and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Con Johnson and family.
Paul. verl and Rene Holden and
Catherine Mclean called at the
Enock Anderson home Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McAvoy and
family visited at the Burl Monroe
home Sunday.
Lars Jacobson was a business caller
in Wilton Friday.
Peter Olson Of Washburn made a
short call at the Con johnson home
Sunday.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Of Paint
ed Woods will hold their first meet
ing Of the season at the home of
Mrs. G. M. Jacobson Thursday, May
18th. Everybody welcome.
The children from GlenvieW school
No. 2 are taking part in the rlayday
exercises which will be held on May
18th at Bismarck. We would like to
see as many Of their parents down
that day to help the school win as
many points as possible. A prize is
to be given to the school having the
highest number Of points.
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Drake
By ROsINA KEMPER

Funeral services were held here
May LIST for Ruth. l3-year.old daueh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Masnuson.
who died after an illness Of about Sir
weeks. Death was due to 4 rheu-
matte heart. Ruth Is survived by
ner parents. one sister GLADYS. and
Two brothers. Richard and Bobby.
Funeral services were held from the
Drake Lutheran church in charge az
the pastor. Rev. Hjalmer +. Hanson.
Wheat seeding was completed in
ms vicinity early this week ana
farmers are busy getting the soil in
condition to SOW oats and other
small grain.
Miss Ann slack. pupil Of Walter
buroick Larsen Of Minot and 4
teacher In the Drake high school.
gave 2 pleasing voice recital al the
FIRST Baptist church in Miuot. eatrr.
day evening. Miss Black has 4 con.
tralto voice Of fine QUALIFY. M
Larsen accompanied her at the uiano.
Several Of his other pupils alao fook
part In the recital.
The Drake school Is s-ponsorinr the
presentation Of the five.reel PSssion
Flay taken from the original obmer.
ainmergau stage play showing the
most pathetic and tragic part Of the
!ilc OF Christ. The date Is Monday.
May 18th
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Painted Woods
BY MRS. OLE LILLEFJELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson and
son Ernest visited at the Andrew
Nelson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld. Elias
Lillefjeld and Mrs. Louis Gilcher and
little daughter Betty-Lou motored to
Bismarck Saturday evening where
they visited relatives and heard Al
Jolson in The Singing Fool" at the
Eltinge.
Ole Lillefjeld resigned his position
at the garage and is now putting in
his crop.
Clarence Hilderbrandt. who worked
for VIM. Brown for a few days last
week, Is now working for Mike Slob-
Jon.
Mrs. VIM. Brown. Mrs. Harry Iver-
| son and Mrs. Axel Steinquist, who at
tended the convention at jamestown,
returned a week ago Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown and Mrs.
Fred Brown attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Ellen Benedict Friday.
Elias Lillefjeld. son Edwin. and Mrs.
Ole Soderquist and son Melvin called
at the Ole Lillefjeld home Friday.
Pete Violin of east of Wilton was
around in this vicinity Saturday
afternoon selling fish.
VIM. Brown called at the Elsberg
Lillefjeld home Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. Ole Soderquist called on Mrs.
Elsberg and Mrs. o. Lillefjeld Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hildebrandt
and sons Raymond and Clarence were
dinner guests at the VIM. Brown
home Sunday.
Nj. and Mrs. Tom Hustad &. Minot
visited with Mrs. Elsberg and Mr..
and Mrs. O. Lillefjeld last week.
Andrew Nelson was q caller in VIII
ton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hildebrandt
and SON Raymond and Clarence
spent Sunday afternoon at the VIM.
Brown home. From there they went
to Frank Riches where they will stay
for a time.
Raymond Hildebrandt is working
at the c. Brostrom farm for q while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Brown were callers at
the VIM. Betner home Sunday.
VIM. Brown called at the Ole Lii
lefjeld home Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson, son
Ernest and Mrs. Sophia Erickson and
grandson Ronald spent Sunday at the
Andrew Nelson home. It was Mr..
Nelson's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lillefjeld and
sons Edwin and Gerald called on Dick
IverSon Sunday afternoon.
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Steele
By r F. W. GREss

Roy Omodt and Clarence Barta
came up from jamestown college last
week and spent several days at their
homes here.
Mrs. Otto Johnson entertained the
w. F. NJ. S. at her home Wednesday
afternoon. Members Of the society
took this occasion. May day, to pre-
sent a beautiful potted plant to the
president, Mrs. H. M. Smith, and q
similar one to the vice president, Mrs.
B. H. Smith.
The Moler Construction company
is doing the cement work on the resi-
dence Carl Omodt is putting up on
the Mahlitz block.
County champions in The spelling
contest were unintcntionally omitted
from our list of last week. They are:
l. Ruth Loepke, P%ettibone: 2, Ruth
kremenctsky. futile; 3, Erma Sauter.
Tuttlc.
Rev. Gress exchanged pulpits with
the Cleveland pastor. Rev. Thury
Johnson. Sunday. An orchestra OF
eight pieces made its first public ap-
pearance at the Methodist services
Sunday night.
Mrs. B. II. Smith and Hoton mo-
tored to Aberdeen Sunday, where
they visited relatives. returning Mon
day to Getchel Prairie. where Mrs,
Smith will visit for several weeks,
The cement foundation Of the new
Yenkin drug store is finished and
the construction company Is starting
work on the first story.
Bragg brothers m blowing 20 acrea
Of land for John Daugherty.
Play day for Kidder county will be
held in Steele May 10. There win be
| the usual races and contests, except
for the defamation and spelling con-
tests. which were held last week.
A number Of the members Of the w
F. M. s.. went to Mckenzie Friday
afternoon to help organize Q society
there. The newly organized society
from Moffit was present also. A pro-
gram Of music and readings val
given, followed by organization OF thu
! new auxiliary. Lunch was served q
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Frances
By MILDRED E. DIETZNIAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist Wis.
tied with Mrs. Lundquist's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wedgar, Of Naugh-
ton township, Sunday.
Senus Harms called on John Olson
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Elmer Bloomquist
and son Wayden Of Mckenzie called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist
Tuesday afternoon.
Joe Fischer overhauled Mr.. Far
rows car Tuesday. The FarrOw FAM
lily have moved onto the Pete Lips
farm in Trygg township recently.
Mi. and Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrom
and daughter Eta Ann visited Mrs.
Cederstr0m's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olson and family near Regain
Wednesday.
Senus Harms is employed on the
Dietzman farm for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer got some
seed potatoes from Ed Lundquist
Wednesday.
The state veterinarian tested cattle
Of this township for tuberculosis this
week. He was assisted by Mino
Harms.
Little Alice Fischer has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. Lizzie Reineke and son George
left from Bismarck Wednesday for
their home at Morton. Minnesota,
after having spent the winter months
with Mrs. Walter Dietzman.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tooker are
the proud owners Of q new car.
John Gourdett got some seed barley
from Walter Dietxman Thursday.
Mrs. Gourdett and daughter Mar
jorie spent the Afternoon with Mrs
Dtetzman.
Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrosn took her
father-in-law. Mr.. Cederstrom, tc
Mckenzie to transact business Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist were
business callers ct the Walter Dietz-
man home Thursday.
Clinton and Ralph Tooker were alb
sent from school the fore part Of the
week.
Carl Muth transacted business In
Bismarck Wednesday.
MI. and Nrs. Jake Merkle and paul
Carlson spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting friends and relatives ct Rob.
inson. N. OAK.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Kershaw were
business callers at the Carl Muth
home Sunday.
Mr.. McClusky and son Of Mckenzie
delivered gas In this vicinity satur.
day.
The following people from thu,
community transacted business Ii
Bismarck Saturday. Martin Tooker
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Sterling
BY D A. JOHNSON

Mrs. Carey johnson and dough
tiers Mildred ana Grace visited Of II.
@. Stiles Saturday afternoon.
Marian Langley visited 1T Phil
Raths Sunday.
Margaret Lang. Esther Reddy. Elsie
Belle. Pauline and Maxine Lang
visited ct the Carey johnson and
Oscar Anderson homes Sunday.
ray Edgerley accompanied BY his
mother visited 1T the Carlson home
northeast Of Drtscoll Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Wright and
con Clifford and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lee we're callers ct the Wilbert Koon
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Alss. Ben Koon and con
E1don q Bismarck visited at tho r.
oosney home Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mildred A. johnson visited 1t the
j. II. Riley home Thursday evening.
Mis- Veronica Riley visited ct the
Art Chenoweth home Thursd ).
George Kush is pillow. lg north OF
Sterling for Henry Wildfang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson,
brother RAYMOND and Porter Lang
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Baldwin
By FLORENCE BORNER

Betty Johnson, small daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson, narrowly
escaped serious injury last Saturday
when she va struck by an automo-
bile. The accident happened In Man
dan, when the little girl was running
across the street for an ice cream
cone. The child sustained several
bruises but was otherwise unhurt.
Percy Freeman has returned from
Great Falls. Mont. where he was
called last week by the critical con-
dition of his former wife. Mrs. Robert
Ward. At first 1t was thought Mrs.
Wards injuries would end fatally, but
she is now recuperating and strong
hopes are held out for her life. Mrs.
Ward was shot by her husband dur
ing a quarrel. Mr.. Ward also shot
himself, but his injuries were not con-
sidered serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Strandemo and
small son were recent visitors at the
home of Mr.. Strandemo's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Strandemo, In
Glenview township. The elder Mrs
Strandemo has been In poor health
lately.
MI. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom and
daughter Iva May motored to Bis
marck Saturday on business.
Miss Helen A. Erickson of Raleigh
N. D., will be the teacher Of the pri-
mary grades next fall. Miss Olga
Litvinenco, also of Raleigh, will teach
the grammar grades. Both teachers
are graduates of the Minot Normal
school, and well qualified for their
new positions. Misses Verna and
Edna Dahl, who have taught in the
Baldwin schools the past year. are
leaving Immediately after school
closes for their home at Norwich.
Ora Bentley has closed a successful
term Of school in Crofte school No. 2
Friday, the last day Of school, the pu.
pills held q picnic.
Mr.. Reck and family Of Harmon
N. D., have rented the Hooper farm.
four miles east of Baldwin.
Victor Nelson has purchased a half
section Of land In Crofte, the north
half Of section ~35.141-79.
Miss Florence Keaton is employed
at the J. S. Fevold home.
Miss Ella Krause of near Regain Is
assisting with the housework at the
Jack Lehman home.
w. H. Simons is the proud owner Of
q new sedan.
Cecil Mount was q guest at the
home Of his father, Edgar Mount.
Thursday.
Mrs. Frederick Dralle of Bismarck
was here Sunday to visit friends.
Mrs. Dralle has recently returned
from q several months visit at CAL
ifornia points. She was glad to get
back home again.
Martin Bourgeois Of Bismarck was
here Thursday attending to various
business affairs.
Elmer 6choolcraft and wife OF
Glenview were here the fore part Of
the week. Mr.. Schoolcraft has given
up farming and has taken over the
selling Of auto seat covers and other
supplies. He plans on selling other
things later on.
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Rock Hill
BY RUTH LITTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davenport
were guests at the Louis Jorgeson
home Thursday.
Aelred Bouch called at ]. F. Titles
Tuesday evening after Virgil. They
motored to Regain.
Hilda and Tillie Naugeman have
been absent from school several days
on account Of the illness and death
of their little brother.
Mrs. Homer Taylor called at Mrs.
Joe Cooks Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dimond en-
tertained as their guests at Sunday
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gordon
Of Wilton.
Regan callers Saturday were: Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Landerholm and
daughter Burnett. Ernie Gordon. A.
T. Kolb. s. v. Monroe, Allen Tolliver,
Oscar Magnuson and family, Heddick
Jennings Kettleson, Randa Kettleson,
Mrs. VIM. Nice ullough, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Olson.
Funeral services were held in the
Pentecostal church Thursday after.
noon for Arthur Kenneth Naugenman,
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
Naugeman, born April 18th. It passed
away April 80. and was laid to rest In
the Regan cemetery.
Alma Houser is assisting Mrs. Roy
McC ullough with hoSework.
Mrs. Joe Mickelson Is now hauling
the mail while MI. Nicholson Is hav-
ing his vacation.
Mi. and Mrs. O. M. Colip. Charles
and Edith ana Mrs. Mary Rasche and
little daughter Shirley. motored out
to the vogeler farm Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Erwin johnson and
family were Sunday supper guests at
the w. H. Kolb home.
Mrs. Oscar Magnuson became sud.
denly Ill Sunday night. She was taken
to q hospital ct Bismarck, where she
underwent an operation for appcn-
dicitis.
Mrs. Joe Kicfer is very i'll At her
home.
Mrs. Anna Knudtson. Mrs. A.
Strand. Mrs. Joe Kiefer and Lloyd
Knudtson attended the show ia
| Wing Thursday night.
Alice Walker is assisting with the
housework ut the Fred McFaddeu
home In Wilton.
Mi. and Mrs. Alvin ohylin end sons
Clair and Gerald were Sunday guests
at the Dave dhylin home.
Norman Little Is again employed on
the Homer Taylor farm.
Grandma Bailey Is making her
home at present with her daughter,
Mrs. Joe Cook.
The ladies aid met with Mrs. J. =.
Little. May 10. A large crowd was In
attendance. a patchwork quilt VA
cut and sewed on. Three new men,
bers were taken In, Mrs. Louis JORGE
son, AGrs. Il. +. Swanson, and Mrs.
Collin wilkinson. A luncheon wa
served after the meeting. Mrs. VIII.
lard Dimond and Nrs. II. a.. Swanson
assisted the hostess. The next meet
ing will BE- with Alrs. A. r. ohylin,
May ~. Mrs. Ole Olson and Mr..
0hylin entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott enter
tanned % their guests Sunday Mr.,
and Mrs. Carl Scott and family Of
Bismarck. anu Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Fisher and family Of Regain.
Those who attended Mrs. Benedict's
funeral at wilton from around here
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor
Mrs. Joe Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Mouder. George and Grandma Mou.
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Hampton


Pete Stretch Himself and Robert
Red Fish spent the weekend across
the river with home folks.
David Joeb and Jacob Ohlhauser
were hauling driftwood from the riv-
er this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and
daughter Theresa were Linton shop.
pers Saturday.
Attorney and Mrs. George Pur-
chase, who have resided at TT. Yates,
moved their household goods through
here Sunday on their way to Linton
where they will make their future
home.
John Rensckers was a Sunday Wis
itor at the Steve Koppy home.
Helmut Scheirmeister was q Sun
day caller at the Godfrey Grenz
home.
George Williams and Porter TIMBER
called at the Busby home Sunday.
Mrs. Steve Koppy and children,
Gertrude, Regina. Math, Theresa and
Pauline called at the Ed Surber home
at Livona Sunday.
John 0rogan. who has been at Fort
Rice all spring. was down in this
community Sunday renewing old ac-
quaintancc. He is farming there this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Grenz and
children were Sunday visitors at the
Philip Grenz home at Clayton.
Manly Fetterly Of Braddock is Wis.
iting with his nephew. Porter I'm.
Der.
Merle Buck was Z business Gale,
ct the Ed Weller home Monday.
Porter TIMBER and Manly Fotterly
were business callers across the rive
Monday.
Edwin Mcrford Of Livona vas /
business caller 1t the Ed Weller home
Monday evening.
the graded roads were fixed ur
With the matntAiner this week. Ger.
tainly improved the roads.
Math Koppy was Z Cannon nall
caller Tuesday.
Carl Wood Of Cannon Ball called
ct the Dewey Lawler home Wednes-
day on business.
John Ohlhauser Jr. was 4 busines,
caller at the Steve Koppy home wed.
nesday.
wallace Kyes. Frank Iawler and
son were Linton callers Thursdav.
Enmet Perry Of Livona got . load
o. nay from this vicinity Thursday.
NJ: and Mrs. Steve Koppy and
daughters Pauline and Regina wer(
callers ct the home Of Mrs. Doroths
Rensselaer, Friday.
Mrs. Dorothy Renschler and sor
Edwin and Adam Reidlinger verl
business callers at Linton Friday.
Nearly everybody Is through seed.
ing IN this community. Quite . tev
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Of the farmers are breaking up new
land. Plenty Of moisture this year.
Steve finger was q Linton caller
one day this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-04
BEDTIME STORIES By y: 1 RTHGFsS

Gas I said before, I don't see why
1t is necessary for you to go to all that
work just to hide an egg" said Peter.
And don't see why 1t has TO be put
in a tunnel in a tree for baby to get
food. should think there would be
plenty of food to be found without all
that trouble"
Thalessa looked at Peter. 'There are
many things you don't understand.
learn"
Il know It," replied Peter. IT am try
ing to learn now. Won't you please
"Babies must have special food" re-
piled Thalessa, as If that were all the
answer necessary.
"Of course" said Peter, babies must
have special food. I suppose all babies
must"
"And different kinds of babies re-
quire different kinds Of food" said
ThaleSsa.
Peter thought this over for a minute
II suppose they do" said he. MY
babies couldn't live on the food that
the babies of Reddy Fox have; and his
babies couldn't live on the food that
mine live on"
And my babies couldn't live on the
food that either yours or those Of Reddy
Fox live on" said ThalesSa.
What do your babies live one" asked
Peter.
"Other babies" replied Thalessa.
My, you should have seen Peter Rab-
bits eyes open with horror! do they
eat each other?" he cried.
II should say not!" replied Thalessa
Indignantly. II told you who makes the
tunnels in the trees In which lay my
eggs, Gid not?"
Peter nodded. eyes," said he. "You
said those tunnels are made by sort
Of worm. which are the young Of an in
sect called the Horntail"
Thalessa nodded her head. Fright,
quite right, Peter. Those worms are the
food Of my babies. They live on those
young Horntails. Nothing else will do. "
Peter thought this over for a few
minutes. He had something of an idea
of all that Thalessa had told him, but
1t wasn't really clear. II WISH" said he,
that you would explain 1t little more
fully"
"All right" said Thalessa. II will"
~ (CopyriRht. 1890
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patient as he watched and wondered
how it was possible for that little
threadllke drill to 60 through bark and
solid wood.
Patience usually Is rewarded. 1t was
this time. Thalessa at last finished
her drilling and withdrew the drill.
Peter knew that before she did this she
had deposited an egg down in q little
wood of that tree.
There" said Thalessa, "that's done!"
ut looks like lot Of hard work for
such a small person as you" said Peter.
ut; is hard work." replied Thalessa,
"but it has to be done. It has to be
done for the sake of my babies"
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Peter Rabbit sat watching Thalessa.
the new insect friend Peter had made
She was drilling a hole-a very tiny
hole-in the trunk of tree just above
Peters head. Peter was still full of
questions, but he was too wise to ask
them now. He would wait until Thai
essa was through. So Peter tried to be
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Thalessa Explains.

He little gets who will not work.
And neishbors' all despise shirk.
Old Mother Nature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
CONNIE MACK, 67 MONDAY,
SAYS NEVER FELT BETTER

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23-CF-
Connie Mack. hale and hearty, re-
ceived congratulations today on his
9th birthday. The manager OF the
worlds champion Philadelphia ath-
leticS said that so far as he was
concerned 1t was just another
birthday.
For 20 years he has been head
Of the Mackmen. When he began
managing them William Mckinley
was president OF the United States,
Jim JeffrieS was heavyweight cham
pion OF the world. al Simmons
wasn't born and ladies thanked
gentlemen for the buggy ride. Since
then he has won seven league
championships and four world ser
les.
IL know I'm 81. but / don't feel
it,n Mack said. II eve felt bet
ter. and all my energies are de-
voted to the coming season. I am
going to make every effort to bring
another championship TO Philadel-
phia. and I think We can do 1t II
we try.
when am I going TO retire? Not
until ! am forced to quit. This is
my life-baSeball. I'm going 10 stay
IN IL until / am physically unable
to continue"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
Harlingen Races
Set Up to Jan. 5

The automobile races scheduled
for the fairgrounds track At Har-
lingen have been postponed for
one week and will be held Sunday,
Jan. 5, it has been announced.
The races at H%arlingen arc made
possible due to their being includ-
ed on the winter racing circuit
with the larger cities of the state.
This year the circuit was made up
cf Waco. Beaumont, Houston, San
Antonio and Dallas.
Entries from the northern and
western tracks will come 70 Har-
lingen direct from the San Anto-
Mo races which will be held next
Sunday. Negotiations are under
way to hold speed meets n q few
Mexican cities before the speed
sters start racing on the return
swing over the Texas circuit.
State pilots from Houston, San
Antonio and Austin will measure
their skill against the pack OF fore
IGN invaders in an attempt to keep
as much OF the purse money as
possible at home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-23
TENNIS QUEEN
In Love SET
Helen, Queen Of Courts,
Marries r. 5. Moody
AT Berkeley

BERKELEY, Calf, Dec. 23--F-
Extremely simple ceremonies will
mark the wedding here 10 noon
today OF Helen Wills, women's
tennis champion, and Frederick
>. Moody, Ira San Francisco stock
broker.
In St. Clements chapel the Rev.
Lindley II. Miller viii read the
Episcopal marriage service. Besides
DR.. Miller. the bride and the groom,
only six persons will be present.
They r the brides parents. DR..
and Mrs. G. A. wills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Moody. ST.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Corbett Moody. the BRIDE
groom'S brother and Sister-in-laW.
Reports are that the tennis cham
pion and her husband will leave
aboard the yacht Galatea, but
honeymoon plans were a secret.
Miss Wills spent yesterday on the
courts or the Berkeley tennis club.
IN the afternoon She rested, and
last night IN informal family gath
ering took place at the Wills home.
kilograms OF congratulations from
al over the world continued 10
pour IN the Wills home.