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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-18
French Lick
damned f01"
Derby EUent

BY motor car. train. and air
plane, the population Of French
Lick Springs hotel rushed to
Churchill Downs, Louisville, this
morning to see the running Of the
Kentucky derby. This crowd, color
full and excited, came from all parts
Of the country, Indiana being well
represented. The return to French
Lick Springs Of this racing caravan
will be after the derby is run or the
final race is over for tonight's fes-
tivities.
The derby ball. annual affair.
coupled with the derby season, was
held Friday night
Not only at the hotel, this week
have elaborate dinners and parties
been arranged. but also at the clubs
about French Lick Springs. includ-
ing the Gold and Country Club. the
Gorge inn. the Elite Club, and the
Hoosier Club.
Mayor Walker Present
Mayor James Walker, with his re-
tinue Of friends and followers. is
scheduled to come up Sunday from
Louisville for a stay. Mayor Walker
will be in the center Of much OF the
activity of Derby Saturday.
Among Indianapolis people here
for the derby season, most Of whom
were among those who went to
Churchill Downs this morning. are
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Rhodes,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Carlin, Bernard
Kirschbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie
Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moss
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. David Lurvey. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin S. Cohen and DR..
j. w. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Fishback
Jr.. who were here for stay with
Mrs. W. W. Garter. returned to In
dianapoliS Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Cur
ley and Captain H. Weir Cook, In
dianapolis came to the Springs last
weekend by airplane. Mrs. Charles
H. Anthony. Muncie and Indian
apoliS, is at the Springs for her an
nual May vacation.
Derby Racers Owner Here
Baron Long. San Diego. formerly
Of TT. Wayne. Franklin and Green
castle. has been at the Springs with
Mrs. Long He is owner of Ervast,
one of the derby eligibleS and prom
inent in racing in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Stephenson,
South Bend. are at the Springs for
the derby season. A Kokomo party
is made up of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett Bobbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l..
Tudor.
Others here for the derby are Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Ijams, Terre Haute;
Mr.. and Mrs H A. Hattersley, Fl
Wayne; j.. F. McNaughton and
w. N. Lee. Muncie: c. A. Spanley,
TT. Wayne; o. R. Spigler, Terre
Haute; Homer B. Talley, Terre
Haute; Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Thorne,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Shay and Mrs.
Dele r. Rurode, Fit. Wayne; Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. HolycroSS and Mr..
and Mrs. E. thinner, South Bend.
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Mrs. z. Greene
EntertainS at
RainbO1O Party

Mrs. Elso Greene and Miss Corine
Greene entertained this afternoon
with a rainbow luncheon and bridge
party at the Greene home, 1919
North Rural street,
The guests were served at small
tables laid with luncheon cloths in
rainbow shades. Table decorations,
TALES and cards carried out the
colors.
Guests were Mrs. c. G. Claman,
Mrs William Gruner, Mrs. Russell
Stevens, Mrs. Ray Goodwin, Mrs.
Hurm j. Burnett, Mrs. H. l.. SUI
firms, Mrs. C. D. ORourke, Mrs.
Russell Sumner, Mrs. H. L. Borden,
Mrs. J. A. Duncan, Mrs. L. T. Gid
den, Mrs. E. G. Dehner, Mrs. James
T. Barnett, Mrs Guy Farrar, Mrs.
Parker James, Mrs. Ralph Marsh,
Mrs E. E. thinner, Mrs. L. w Moh-
lenkamp, Miss Irene Spangler and
Miss Helen Goodnow,
The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. H. H. Kull
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Benefit Party Is
Scheduled for
Br0OkSide House

Members Of L. A. A. o. H. Divi-
sion No. l, will give a benefit card
party at 8 o'clock Thursday night at
the Brookside community house.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Euchre-Mrs. David O'Connor,
chairman; Mrs. Helen Costello, Mrs.
Winifred Quinn Dugan, Mrs. John
J. O'Brien. Mrs. John Morrissey,
Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm, Mrs. Anna
Feeney. Miss Margaret German and
Miss Margaret Kelly.
Bridge and 500-Mrs. Joseph Con-
ley. chairman; Mrs. Eugene O'Sulli-
van. Mrs. Edward Barry and Mrs.
William DeVine.
Buneo-Miss Frances Curran,
chairman; Miss Hannah Noone and
Miss Josephine Schmidt.
LottO-Mrs. T, f. Uelan, chair
man; Miss Margaret O'Connor. Mrs.
Catherine Callahan and Mrs. Mar
garet Harrington.
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Luncheon to
Be GiUe11 by
Music Group

Members of the music section of
the Woman's Department Club will
entertain with a luncheon at the
Lunley tearoom Wednesday. Mrs.
Lewis E. York, chairman of the
program committee, will present the
following program:
Mrs. Mildred Goldman will sing
Day Break" by Daniels and THE
Answer" by Terry. Mrs. E. C..
Rumpler will discuss THE Musical
Future of Indianapolis" Miss Olive
Killer will play group OF violin
numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Una
Talbot Wehman.
Mrs. Wilson B. Patker will give a
resume Of the work of the music
section for the last two years. The
Treble Cleft trio, COMPOSED of Mrs.
w. N. Day, Beulah E. Bailey and
Mrs. Harry E. Singer, will sing sew
eraI selections, accompanied by tho
director, Mrs. York. Harold Wins
low will be the guest of honor.
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Garden Fete
at
Marks Home

Mrs. Isaac Marks will entertain
members of the junior section of
the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale
with a garden party at her home.
1889 North Illinois street. at
o'clock Saturday afternoon, May 25.
The following program will be
presented:
Turkish Dance" Anon
- Dorothy Martenet. pianist.
LLOYD stahihuth, violinist, inei Lloyd,
AT the Photographers.'
.oco... jeanette sI,et Soiotken, reader.
Sarah Marks and Eioise Noe, pianists.
Helen Dauner, ceuist.
,.n.. Helen sternberger. dancer.
Ms4jorie Kase Martha Jane Howard f Bettg
Lou Lichtenberg, and Martha Jean
kinney. pianistS.
Byron Holiett yiolinist 1nez LLOYD fioyS.''
st. Francis walking on the Waves.
Max Kiezmef. pianist. NiS1'
Henry Marks, oornetist; Mrs. isaac
..,-.-,.4,-... Marks pianist. -
variations ....... BeethOven-Saint Saen
Margaret Gallagher and Pauline Tobin,
pianists.
The Ballet Girl"
Helen Bonneu, monologLst; Helen
Emily Walls. pianist.
"ArenSkv Waltz
Theodosia and Eloise Hoe. pianists.
Concert Etude' .............. Mcdowell
'NOCturne in d Flat' ............. Chopin
"TaranteUe' Observation-Disclosures. List
Miss Helen Frederick. Terre Haute,
guest artist.
Miss Frederick is a member Of
the Rey Club Of Terre Haute. Fol-
lowing the program will be a soc al
hour
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/ larly and wore a green horsehair
braid hat She carried pale yellow
roses and valley lilies
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore white chit
fon made with a f1ared skirt and
fitted bodice. Her white tulle veil
was made cap shape, with a wreath
of orange blossoms across the back.
She carried a shower bouquet of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
Roy Btazler was best man and
the uSherS were Henry Hurrle and
Edward Heidenreich
Following the wedding, a break
fast was served to members of the
families at the home of the brides
parents. The bridal table was deco
rated with pink roses and lighted
with pink tapers in green crystal
holders.
After a short trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamping will be at home at 4240
West Michigan street. Among the
out-of-toWn guests were Harry
Schott, Kansas City, and George
Schott, Alexandria.
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Girl Scout News

Camp folders have been sent to
every registered Girl Scout. Girls
not receiving them are asked to
notify the Office, and they will re-
ceive them.
Girls invested as tenderfeet dur
ing the last week are: Troop %.
Suzane MCNEIL. Betty Jane Rice;
Troop Is. Margaret Peters, Dorothy
Springer; Troop 81. June GaStineau,
Rosemary Horn. Betty Vol, Mar
garet Cook; Troop Is. Margaret
Setty. -.
Troop AZ had a picnic supper at
Camp Dellwood Friday.
The girls. of Troop Il enjoyed a
play. why the Rubbish?" at the
last meeting. Refreshments were
served.
Troops s and sA had a hike at
Brendenwood last Saturday in honor
Of Troop s, which sold the most
cookies and won the cake offered by
the Century Biscuit Company. A
miniature rally was held. with COM
petitions between the two troops.
Prizes were awarded the patrols in
each troop which sold the most
cookies.
Troop q hiked to Dellwood Sat
urday. Frances Stalker and Jane
Crawford were in charge.
Troop 80 entertained the winning
patrol in the cookie contest with a
banquet.
Troop "a had Mothers day pro-
gram, given by the patrol leaders
and corporalS.
New candidates reported this week
are: Troop ga, Jane Turner; Troop
%. Martha Moore. Bernice Moore
Anna Beck, Virginia Boys.
Troops that have not yet received
their copies Of the Salute. should
call for them as soon as possible.
Don't forget! The rally is only
two weeks awsyl Teams must be
entered by Saturday. May Is. Let's
try 70 have the attendance at thi:
event as near the 100 per cent mark
as possible. =
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MASOMA ALUMNAE
TO BANQUET

MaSoma alumnae of Manual
Training high school will have its
annual reunion banquet Friday
night at o'clock at the Y. w. c. A.
The organization has a membership
OF more than three hundred in In
dianapolis.
Officers for the organization are
in charge of arrangements. They
are; President, Miss Elizabeth
Moore; president, Miss Marga-
ret Black; recording secretary, Miss
Thelmaa Tacoma; permanent secre-
Miss Anna Louise Cochrane,
0dvisor, Mrs. Ida Rehn. Reser-
IS may be made with Miss Ia
coma, DreXeI 0511.
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MONDAY


William A. Shullenberger will talk
on THE Feeling of God in English
Poetry" before members of the In
dianapolis Literary Club at the
meeting at the D. A. R. chapter
house.
Members of the Irvington Wom-
ans Club will be entertained with
a May party at the home of Mrs.
Harry E. Barnard, $3.50 Pleasant
Run boulevard.
Mrs. Bert. Westover, 558 Audubon
road, will be hostess for the meeting
of the Sesame Club. Mrs. Charles
r. Sowder will talk on The Hoosier
Salon and What It Means"
Monday Afternoon Reading Club
members will meet at the home of
Mrs. John S. Broom. 1884 Talbot
street. Mrs. Edgar Webb will talk
on Scandinavia Contribution to
the Modern World" A discussion
by club members will follow.
Members of the II Jamalie Club
will celebrate the eighth anniver-
y d luIlCIl-
con at the Lumley tearoom at 1890.
Election for the coming year will
be held. Following the business
meeting, the afternoon will be spent
at the bridge tables. Mrs. Harry L.
Richardson is general chairman in
charge.
Members Of the Cervus Club will
meet at the Elks' temple at o'clock.
Election will take place. All men,
bers are asked to attend.
Miss Marie Spitznage1 will be
hostess for the regular meeting of
Alpha Tau Zeta sorority at her
home at s O'Clock.
Alpha Delta Tau sorority will hold
an important business meeting al
O'Clock. Plans will be made for
a dinner dance to be given June 8
second anniversary OF the sorority
ARENAS Club will have a men,
bership tea from 2 to 4 o'clock at
Mrs. Brunfield'S tea room, 321C
North Illinois street. Miss Louise
Critser is in charge of the program
Miss Betty McCracken will be
hostess for the regular meeting Of
Alpha chapter. Phi Theta Delta
sorority, at her home. 3057 College
avenue. Pledge services will be held
for Miss iona Maze, Miss Edna Mae
Gage and Miss Emily Miller. Miss
Dorothy Mae Young will be initiated
formally into the sorority at this
meeting.
Mrs. David Ross will be hostess
for garden party at her home
Haverstick Park. for members OF
the Woman's Research Club. at the
final meeting of the club year
Members of the Harmonic Club
will have a luncheon meeting at the
Ulan Country Club, Lebanon, the
last meeting of the year.
TUESDAY
| Members OF the Alpha Delta
Latreian Club will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Barrett Wood
small, 1918 Talbot street. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs Rob-
ert Brewer. Miss Charlotte Gilman
will give a travelog.
Mrs. j. K. Lang, 2il5 Broadway
will be hostess for a luncheon fol-
members of the Meridian Heights
Inter-Se Club. This will be the
final meeting of the year.
Reciprocity day will be observed
by members of the Irvington Home
Study Club with a picnic meeting
at the home of Mrs. James L. Muir
ray, 81 East Seventy-third street.
Members OF the Multum-in-Parvc
Club will meet at the home Of Mrs
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+ year at the Hopper Kettle Inn. A
| chicken dinner viii be served at
1890, followed by a business meet
ing and bridge. Annual card party
will be held Friday, June "A, at the
home Of Mrs. Fred Duesenberger,
1920 Fall Greek boulevard. MIS-.
Otto Keller is chairman, assisted by
the executive board.
Picture committee Of the Indian
apoIis Indorsers Of PhOtOplays will
meet at 10 o'clock at the Fletcher
American Bank building. Mrs.
! Charles L. Davidson, chairman, will
preside. Mrs. Ferdinand Lucas,
GreencastIe, will be : guest.
WEDNESDAY
Members Of the New Century
Club will observe guest day at the
Columbia Club at o'clock. Mrs. j.
w. Carr is chairman, assisted by
Mrs. o. r. Scott, Mrs. j. L. Duvall
and Mrs. John McArdle.
Members Of the Inter Nos Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. H. w.
Haworth, $50 Campbell avenue.
Election will take place. Mrs, c.
w. Graessle will review o. E. Rol-
vaag's Giants of the Earth" and
Mrs. w. w. AIcCrea will talk on
1.-THE Diary of Forty-Niner."
Zetathea Club members will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Jess E. Martin, $40 West Forty
fourth street. This will be the guest
DAY meeting. Members Of the re-
ception committee include Mrs R.
E. Stevenson, Mrs. J. L. Syden-
sticker, Mrs. L. c. Trent, Mrs. Anton
/ Scherrer and Miss Ida Jones.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Syden-
sticker will give piano duet
Final meeting Of Minerva Club
members will be held at the home OF
/ Mrs. M. T. Bm-khart, 1855 Central
avenue. Response to roll call will
+ be MADE with The House Where I
Was Born" Mrs. George Limiting
will talk on Love Of Home" She
will discuss the White House and
/ homes of our Presidents.
Mrs. F. c. Williams, 300 North
Arlington avenue, will be hostess for
the meeting Of the IrvingtOn Quest
Club. Roll call will be answered to
with review items. Mrs. r. w.
< Thompson will talk on The History
( Of Greece from the Conquest OF
+ Alexander" Mrs. David Smith will
give mythology, including Oedepus
/ Ulysses and Aeneas.
Members of the wednesday After
noon Club will meet at the home OF
Mrs. c. w. Shaffer, 1923 Speedway
Mrs. E H. Thomson will be in
charge of the Bible lesson. A re-
port Of the federation meeting will
be given and d musical program
/ presented. Dr.. George w. Allison
will speak.
Members of the music section OF
I the Woman'5 Department Club will
I have a luncheon at the Lumley tea
1 room,
/ Members of the Mems Fellow
ship Club of Central Universalist
church will meet at 7:30 at the
church.
THURSDAY
Mrs. T D. Campbell, $500 Contra.
! avenue, will entertain members Of
the Thursday Lyceun Club at hel
home. Mrs. F. NJ. Smith will review
Why Stop Learning?" by Garfield
Members of the Thursday After
noon Club will meet at the home Of
Mrs. Dana Webster, 131 NORTH
Bosart avenue. in observance Of
guest day. The hostess viii be as
sisted by Mrs. William T. Ayres
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Pdnne-Kerr

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Payne, Rush
vile, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Fran
ceS Evelyn Payne, New York city,
to Lewis S. Kerr Jr.. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis S. Kerr, New York.
Announcement was made at a din
ner given Thursday night by Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Hemphill, New
York, in honor of Miss Payne. he
bride-elect attended SuIlinS college
in Virginia and Mr.. Kerr was grad
uated from Williams college.
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INDIANA REPUBLICAN
WOMEN WILL VOTE

Third reading of the changes in
the constitution and bylaws OF the
Indiana Woman'S Republican Club
will take place at the meeting
Thursday at the Columbia Club.
All members are asked TO attend,
as the changes will be voted up.
Mrs Arthur Mckenzie, president,
will preside
Luncheon VIII be served at 1890.
Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will talk on
Citizenship" and Mrs. Roy Roude-
bush will present a group of songs
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STATE CONVENTION
TO BE HELD HERE

Third annual convention of the
Indiana Children of the American
Revolution society will be held at
the Caroline Scott Harrison chap
ter house, 824 North Pennsylvania
street, Saturday, June l. The an
nouncement was made by the state
director, Mrs. A. P. Poorman, West
Lafayette.
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ARnOnnce Weddinn Dnte


Mr.. and Mrs. David MOriarity, 952
North Gray street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Moriarty, to Paul Skelley,
son Of DR.. and Mrs William Skelley,
Davenport, Ia. The wedding will
take place June 6 at st. Philip Neri
church. The bride will be attended
by her sister, Miss Mary Moriarty,
maid OF honor, and Joseph Quinlan
will be best man.
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MAROTT TRIO WILL
PRESENT CONCERT

Marott trio will be assisted by
walter Ootto, baritone, at the con-
cert to be given Sunday afternoon
from 2:3O to $50 at the Marott
hotel. The following program Will
be presented:
Country Dance .....:....,.s''''''I herman
Trio.
Walter Otto.
Rondo Symphonic. Espagnole) 'Lalo
Maud Custer.
"Still VIE die Nacht .........s... Bonn
"Wiegenlied" Observation-Disclosures Uranus
''Nocturne" .....:.-...;;..'..' 'NulI al
Walter Otto.
"Aandante Cantahile" .Tschalko~SKy
"Pizzicato Gavotten .......'.ss.'''' FachS
Walter Otto.
Selections from Carmen" ...,...... .Bl1et
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Mr. and George A Brookv1e the
daughter Blessing of Mr.
N Blessing 721 East Fsixh street. The wedding will
take ace
charge Hellenic
spring party Saturday. May 25 at the
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81 have been taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
build me up and for the Change Of
Life and | can't get along without it,
lost about twenty pounds and l felt
weak and rundown. | find it gives
me strength and quiets my nerves. /
have two daughters and gave it to
them when they came into woman
hood and was greatly pleased at the
results. will answer any letter ask
ing for information."-Mrs. L E
Hanson, Waterloo, lowd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-03
COTKEDRAFTS
SCHOOL POLICY
City Teachers Meet For Or
ganization Monday: Reg
istration Tuesday

General policies for the new year
were outlined by G.. w. Gotke. SUI
p~erintendent of city schools. at the
organization meeting Of the teach
ers Monday morning.
The entire corps Of teachers for all
schools in the city were present al
the session. attendance numbering
more than 100. S. "A. Caldwell. dean
OF the junior college. and principal
OF the high school. gave an ~inspira-
tional talk. Ike Dudley and Cleve
Tandy. members of the school board
also were present and made short
talks. Is did Fred Starck, secretary.
New members OF the faculty and adj
ministration staff were also intro
duced.
Following the talks. the teachers
adjourned TO their various schools.
where they we're met by the princi-
pals. and organization within the
schools completed.
Enrolment OF pupils IN all
branches OF the schools except the
Junior college began Tuesday morn
ing. Junior college students r to
register September 10 and IL.
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WARRIORS FOR LOST CAUSE
in 37TH ANNUAL MEETING

NACOGDOCHEs. Tex. Sept. g.
pa faltering band, SCARED by
battle and marked with age, met
here today for the 37th annual
three-day convention OF the Texas
United Confederate veterans.
IL was q brave and pathetic rem
nant of a proud army. and this
town. understanding. prepared co do
10 fitting honor. President Scale III
the chamber OF commerce n
nounced 70 the Dallas Confederate
organization the sentiment felt
toward all the visitors.
Their money" he said, will be
as worthless as in reconstruction
days. and nothing viii be spared to
show the boys the time of theis
lives"
The general himself-General j.
H.. Summers-promised to head a
committee to meet the men who
went out TO fight for a lost cause
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-03
McAllen Lions Plan
Picnic For teachers

Especial 10 Inc Herald)
M'ALLEN, Sept. 3.-McAllen Lions
club will entertain 57 members Of
the faculty OF the McAllen public
schools with a picnic the night OF
September Is. according TO an an
nouncement made at a recent meet
ing of the club.
The picnic is an annual frolic and
a number Of most unusual entertain
ment features are presented during
the course Of the event.
The Lions club will again spon-
sor extra-curricula activities In Nc
Allen high school. IL was announced.
Lions club trophies have been pre-
sented for the past two years 10 win
ners in various interscholastic acti-
vities from the local schools.
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Births Recorded

Maria Rosalina Leal. daughter,
Anastacio and Conception Leal.
Petra Gonzales, daughter, Adolfo
and Elvira Gonzales.
Elvida Fernandez, daughter, L0r-
EMO and Elvira Fernandez.
Ignacio Vasquez, son, Gonzalez
and Rosa Vasquez. q
Jose Gonzales, son, Jose and Epe-
fina Gonzales.
Francisco Alfonso Lena, son,
Leonardo and Maria Lena.
Micaela Perez. daughter, Joaquin
and Bella Perez.
Ruben Rios, son, Pasqualdo and
Anita Rios.
Maria Teresa Senteno. daughter
Trinidad and Lucia Senteno.
Elena Calbillo. daughter. Greg
orio and Enriqueta Calbillo.
Raul Escamilla. son, Mariana and
Francisco Escamilla.
Maria Aurora. daughter, Eugenic
and Rosa Aurora.
Emilio Arteaga, son, Rafael and
Maria Arteaea.
cara Lopez daughter, Brigidc
and Antonio Lopez.
Guadalupe Almis. son, BelaSaric
and Josefina Alamis.
Juan and Luz Betancourt, twins
Victoriano and Maria Betancourt.
Juan Manuel Trevino, son, Juan
and Maria Trevino.
Domingo Reyes. daughter, Pablo
and Magdalina Reyes.
Arnulfo Cara, son, Manuel and
Maria de Ia Luz Cara.
Roberto Ramirez. son, Jose B
and Guadalupe Ramirez.
Carl w. Ruth, Jr.. son, Carl w
and Leonardo Ruth.
Maria Josefina Flores, daughter
Jose and JoSefina Flores.
santiago Pena, son, Jose and
Guadalupe Pena-
Maria Hernandez. daughter, Girls
pin and Anastacia Hernandez.
Juanita Martinez. daughter, San
toS and Refugia Martinez.
Rosalva Galvan, daughter, Martin
and Leonora Galvan.
Francisco Herrera, son Luis and
Refugia Herrera.
Luis Lopez. son Andre and Felipa
Lopez.
zoila Pena, daughter Antonio and
Isabel Pena.
Casemiro Cara, son Manuel and
Orelia Cara.
Josefina Morales, daughter Girls
t0val and Manuela Morales.
Jesus Cara. son Geronimo and
Francisco Cara.
Maria de la Lima Juisiate. daugh-
ter Quirino and Maria Juisjate.
Alberto Albete, son Eduardo F. and
Maria j. AIbete.