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The Washington times., 1929-11-18
WOMEN MEET TONIGHT

CLARENDON, Va, Nov. Ia
The Woman's Society, Of the
Clarendon Presbyterian church,
which includes the Missionary
and Ladies Aid Societies, will
hold its monthly meeting tonight
at the church. Mrs. C. w. Har-
riS, president, will preside. A
fun attendance is requested.
The Washington times., 1929-11-18
Rabbi Wise to Lecture
on NV Vision of America

MY Vision Of America" will be
the subject OF an address by
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise at Cen
tral High School auditorium un-
der the auspices Of the commu.
nifty Institute wednesday evening,
at 8:15 o'clock.
During his stay in this city
Rabbi wise win be the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund /. Kauf-
mann, Of the 4S00 block Of Color.
ado Ave, N, w.
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bet, z ventured Eve. She
quiyered as the old witch
leered at her when she
heard the sound of Eve s
voice.
Eugene was silent. But
Ruth, who had lived in the
islands all her life, under
stood the Polynesian Ian
guage.
"She said mela aloha
poale, - she announced.
She says they will love with
a love that is everlasting.
Don Carlos started |;
glanced quickly at Eugene.
She did not move a muscle.
Silence fell on the small
crowd.
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was leading him on, sing
ing Ia like, nOa like to him
in that funny little voice of
hers. She had hardly
glanced in her husband s di-
rection the entire evening.
Eleanor sensed the situa-
ton. 1t was time to break
up the gathering.
Come, children Have q
last drink together, and then
let's all hit the hay. We re
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Thrilling Romance Of High Life In
Younger Married Set

going over a hard trail to-
morrow-the 27-mile trail
across the crater of Halea-
kala. Every one is supposed
to be up early and on the
road. /"
"Right-o!" Paul assented.
Every one pile into the
cars. "
Sam Lung, who had come
along to help with the serv.
ing, was putting the re-
mains of the feast into huge
hampers.
"The old wicheshe say
Missee Ruth diet" he asked
Eugene.
don t be silly, Sam Lung.
OF course Miss Ruth ism t
going to die. I"
ITO be Continued Tomorrow.
Copyright 1929 Evening American Pub
fishing Co. Distributed by King
Features Syndicate. Inc.
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curse on berl Jimmy
Adams lay at her feet,
amidst the mass of leis of
male. He kissed the hem
of her short frock. AIS eyes
blazed with danger points.
The internal impudence of
the cad! He'd show him!
He clenched his fists.
He'd love to soak him one
in the eye-that he would.
But Ruth was a much to
blame as Jimmy was. She
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s. Z
The rest Of the company
were just as startled, but
they did not show their fear.
Old Kealohilani did not
stop at Ewes side. though
she passed her closely as she
stumbled around the table.
Instead, she walked over to
where Don Carlos and
Eugene were seated. She
mumbled incoherently to
them; then as she saw that
Eugene understood, sh e
shrieked her words louder,
pointing one bony fore
finger at Eugene, and then
at Don Carlos.
"What is she saying
asked Mrs. McNulty.
Something terrible, Ill
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-13

-. right proportions right carbona-
ton -. and then, patient ageing for six
months.
ClieqNOt Glib discovers
importance Of ageing
The Clioquot Club chemists long ago
discovered the importance of ageing in
making ginger ale of the finest favor
and health value.
First the favor elements are carefully
aged. Then the ginger ale is aged again
in the bottle. That gives Clioquot Club
its rich, spirited flavor. And it increases
the health value too.
Clicquot Club Golden has, double
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zest such as you have never known be-
fore. 1t comes only in new, clean bottles.
Stimulating, nourishing, delicious,
Clicquot Club Golden is the ideal bev-
erage- and a tonic food as well. Full
pint bottles-at all dealers.
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bling again.
"Wiki wiki she MUIR
INJURED.
"She says soon - very
soon, - again repeated
Ruth.
I" Humph" retorted Eve,
turning a look of intense
hate on Eugene, who sat
looking into the moonlight,
silent. "We1l see about
that"
But even Ewes statement
did not cause the commo-
ton which the wild yell that
came from the lips of the
old bag at that moment
stirred up.
She was pointing her bony
fingers at Ruth, who sat
spellbound at her next
words.
"A-a-auwe J." A voice of
wailing. "A-a,auwe, A
voice Of mourning.
Eugene, who knew the
IanOuaOe shuddered Mt the
awful sound.
"Be gone!" she ordered.
She had risen to her feet to
emphasize her words. One
look into Ruth's face told
her that she had sensed the
awful warning. The old bag
began to back into the
shadows.
But this was silly! To
pay any. attention to an old
hays dire prophecy.
"What did she say'"
asked Eve. She had a
boundless curiosity. She was
rather beginning to enjoy
the affair, now that her first
fear had worn off.
The old bag was with
drawing further into the
shadows, muttering the wall
ing sound.
"A-aauwe! A-a-auwe -
Family, the noise of break
ing branches came to their
ears as she $ am ID e d
through the bushes, still
chanting in her cracked
voice.
Eugene did not answer
Ruth s question. Don Carlos
, looked anxiously at her;
while Al glowered at Ruth.
That individual looked sub
dued; frightened, almost.
Yes, | say! why not let
us all in on the know of il,
as we say in bally old Eng
landf'' It was the Colonel
who asked the question this
time.
She was sounding a
warning of-death.
There was a general gasp.
at Eugenie's words,
ooh! Come This is all
boshP" said Paul HoWells.
eve were all having good.
time before she came. Lets
all drink up and forget it.
Here's to your everlasting
good health, Ruth. Ny
prophecy ought to count
just as much as that
crOne s. "
"She certainly picked out
a healthy one to fasten her
warning on, laughed AL.
Il never knew Ruth to have
a sick day in her whole
life. - He was trying to
dispel the fear he saw writ
ten on Rnth's face. Poor
kid! Maybe she hadn't
meant to go into Jimmy
Adams arms that day, after
all.
Ruth's mood changed
quickly. If he thought that
he could make up in that
fashion, after having pouted
for two days! Last night,
even, he had refused her
kisses
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TN drink to my OW0
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This Day in Our History

The United States House Representatives passed bill 70
repeal the fugitive 49, 1864 This law stated
escaped be returned to his master no matter
where he found
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doctor, or student of the scientific
journals!
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delicious beverage, but an important tonic
food as WeA!
That is why doctors recommend Clio
quot Club Golden to their patients and
tell mothers to give it freely to children
:. why hospitals use it in their diets
to aid digestion and combat acidiy.
The purity and high energy value OF
Clicquot Club Golden make it a wonder
full tonic drink to build up strength and
appetite.
Clicquot Club contains mellow syrups
made from pure fruit juices, genuine
Jamaica ginger, finest table sugar, and
pure water from deep rock springs.
Aunique formula gives right blending
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-13

Act now to take
advantage of this
opportunity In a
few days more our
offer of a dollar for
your old iron will
..-sAI. -Y.a,.,.a
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Story of a Hell-Cat Wife
Who Couldn't be Good
By AiIeen De Vilbiss
CHAPTER xxx

sk<NNY GOD! Looki Tell me- seeing thingsf
oWM What is that?'' Eve pointed TO where the old
~ witch was scowling at her. She had heard Ewes
exclamation of fear she barring two old tusks in her
head leering the godenhaired girl and mumbling to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-06-13
What Do You KnOW?
ANSWERS TO TODAY'S TEST

For Questions See Comic Page
Sorcery. Slaughter g. Testimony. Inquiry. Greed
T. Eastman. Howe. eot TO- Roentgen IL
Mt Holyoke H. Post Moem 49, Caroonist a. John Keats
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DR.. Bisch's Daily Health Hint

Never give child "pacier9 other object the
idea Of soothing him. This often lead affections
In life seriously affects chds digestion \
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

If you wish to be permanently re-
ltsTed Of gas in stomach and bow
els. take Baalmann's Gas Tablets.
which are prepared especially for
stomach gas and all the bad effects
resulting from gas pressure.
That empty, gnawing feeling at
the pit Of the stomach will disap-
pear; that anxious, nervous feeling
with heat palpitation will vanish.
and you will again be able TO take
q deep breath without discomfort.
THAT drowsy. sleepy feeling after
dinxSer viii be replaced by a desire
for entertainment. Bloating viii
cease. Your limbs. arms and fing-
ers wiz no longer feel cold and "go
to sleep because Baalmann's Gas
Tablets prevent gas from interfering
with the circulation. Get the genu-
Inc, In the yellow package, at any
good drug store. Price 81. adv.
Always On hand at w. g. WILL
MANS.
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left Thursday night for San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Vogler left
Wednesday for San Antonio. They
were accompanied by MIR. Voglers
mother, Mrs. R. L. Vogler OF Edin-
burg.
N. +. Moore left Thursday for At
lantic City, N. J: 70 attend the ma
tional convention OF American Bot
tiers Of Carbonated Beverages. This
will make the eleventh consecutive
year that Mr.. Moore has attended
the national convention OF these
representatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Abbott and
son, DIN left Friday for San An
tonic where they will spend the
the weekend.
Mrs. r.. T.. MINI returned Wednes-
day from Cacper, Wyoming where
she has been visiting for the past
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Crockett Of
Laredo spent a few days visiting
friends here and In Hidalgo.
MI. and Mrs. Jack Howell accom-
panied BY John James and Dorothy
Horn left Friday afternoon for San
Antonio where they will visit rela-
tives.
Earl Brough and daughter. Miss
Dorothy returned from Colorado
Saturday where they spent the sum-
mer months
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Thompson
returned to McAllen Saturday after
a trip west and are guests In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cook on
the Hoit-Hammond tract.
A large number of the members
Of the McAllen faculty left McAll-
en- Saturday morning for Monterrey,
Mexico TO spend the weekend hol-
idays. The party included Mrs. r.
l.. Sherwood. Misses Ruby Lowder,
Clara DolIahite. Drusella McKennow
Hattie Lee and Louise Ellis. Cert
rude Brown, GLADYS Sedwich Lcr-
aine Watson, Elizabeth Alley Lo-
raire ElmoTe, Margaret Mathis, Julia
Taylor. Gladys Cowan, Marie Nor
dmeyer and Miss Fora Thigpen.
Miss Luella Smith Is spending the
weekend in San Antonio.
Mrs. Babe Stewart returned Sat
urday from Kansas City where she
spent the summer.
Mrs. w. 3. Winston and Mrs. r.
II. Shipley of Savannah. Ill, ar
rived in McAller Sunday for a Wis
IL in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
NJ. Gautner. Mrs. Winston Is Mrs.
Gautner's mother and Mrs. Shipley
is her sister.
j. p. Watson Of Long Beach Cal.
arrived Thursday for a visit OF sew
eral days here.
Jack Malone returned Saturday
from a trip to Austin, where he
was the guest of friends at the Sig
ma new fraternity house.
Glenn Brothers Of Houston ar
rived Sunday for a short visit with
his little nephew. Joe Frank Bro
theirs at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. s. Winbury.
Miss Nella Urquhart Of Houston
arrived Sunday morning TO spend
a few days as the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Moffett.
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Mrs. Hall Mardi
Club Hostess

Mrs. M. r. Hall was hostess to the
Mardi club Tuesday at her home,
two tables being arranged for mem
beers, and one for guests. The recep-
ton suite was attractively decor
flowers to the hostess IN a color
scheme Of red and purple. Roses,
purple corona and red zinnias Great
ed a decorative combination.
Mrs. Harry Faux won the guest
prize and Mrs. Ivy Miller the men,
bers' prize.
Guests were Mesdames Foster
Yturria, Harry Faux. II. G.. II.
Weinert, and H. T.. Thomas. Mrs.
Fred Latham will entertain the
club next week
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- q 80 RK&&~A 49,
. part Of the demonstration.
Emmett and John Carr Sewell, In
songs, with guitar accompaniment.
Final arrangements were mace Tor
the trip 10 Corpus Christi Saturday,
where a large Valley delegation will
attend the Fourth District confer
ence to be held this Saturday and
Sunday. 1t was announced that a
number Of the new reservations
among Brownsville women have been
made, which will make an unusually
large representation from the VAL
ley. Returning with the Browns
vile delegates will be Miss Mary
Jane Higgins, of TT. WORTH state
.ppresident of the Texas Federation
Of Business and Professional Wo-
mems club. and Miss Marguerite
Warren, president OF the Bolton
club and state program chairman.
A Valley-wide banquet Will be
given for the visiting officers next
Tuesday night in Donna, and all
details of its arrangements were
completed at last nights meeting
Members also concluded plans Tor
the benefit card party TO be given
by the club Friday night at the
Miller hotel, for which reservations
NAV be made by anyone desiring
to attend. IT was voted for the club
70 have luncheon Thursday with the
Christian church women who are
serving a chicken dinner at the
Miller hotel, instead Of the regular
Wednesday luncheon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
Menus
9MeDay
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Cheese Cakes For Sunday Tea
Toasted Meat Sandwiches
Dill Pickles
Cheese Cakes Tea

O4CccC CHACc lea
Toasted Meat Sandwiches Serving
Six
II slices thinly cut white bread.
4 tablespoons soft butter, 3 table
spoons mayonnaise. IL cup chopped
cooked meat. / tablespoon chopped
onion, / tablespoon catsup, I-S
teaspoon salt.
Spread the bread with the but
ter. Mix the rest OF the ingre-
dents and spread on half the
slices. Cover with the other slices.
Press firmly and cut I'm halves.
Toast until well Drowned on both
sides. Serve mt once.
Cheese Cakes
DOUGH
! IL cups flour, IA teaspoon
salt. 1-3 cup fat, 3 tablespoons
cold water.
Mix the flour and salt. cut III
the fat and slowly add the water
until q stiff dough forms. Break
of bits or the dough and fit into
shallow muffin or patty pans. Add
the filling.
FILLING
1f-2 cups white cream cheese.
3 eggs. 4 tablespoons lemon juice,
/ tablespoon grated lemon rinds,
Ii teaspoon salt. 2 tablespoons
cream, IL teaspoon nutmeg, ~
cup sugar. 3 tablespoons curran.
Jelly.
Beat the eggs and add the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
Presbyterian
Circles Meet

Circle one OF the Presbyterian
church met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. w. b. Walton. Mrs. Harris led
devotionals, and Miss Florence Bell
the lesson. Eight members we're
present.
Mrs. Mullins entertained circle
two. Mrs. Everson led devotionals
and Mrs. Mather the lesson. Four
teen were in attendance. The even
ing circle met with Mrs. @. +. Lam
berth, with Mrs. Dodson leading
devotionals and Miss Frances Shive
the lesson. Nine vel present.
All circles continued study Of the
Book Of Acts, and hoSteSses served
refreshments.
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EYES," cried the middle-aged
woman-she had been gasping
for her chance to speak for
fully five minutes. Eyes and
look at the way they do. Now,
yesterday / asked a woman
know to 60 for a drive, !
planned to take her to the park,
and up the Avenue and up
along the river.
"sI'lI take her TO that new tea
house for tea / thought. Poor
thing. she doesn't get out very
often with all those children and
everything" but what do you
think"
81 know" said the elderly
man, "she asked you 70 stop at
the dressmakers' a minute and
she kept you waiting half an
hour and then she dropped in 70
e a sick friend, and then she
saw Just exactly the little parlor
croquet set she wanted for little
sister and you had to stop while
she went and bought that, and
by the time she got through
you had to take her home, and
you were mad and tired,
and"
"For goodness sake" said the
elderly woman, ''did she Eel;
yon?"
NO." said the elderly man, 80
know the breed"
But the old lady didn't say Q
word. She just sat in q corner
and smiled, she IS always doing
that.
/ wonder just why she does it.
fo-a. Nrrsrsser Feature Service Inv
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Society Studies
Mission Textbook

Circles OF the Baptist missionary
society met Tuesday afternoon at
the church, studying a chapter from
the text book, Royal Service, on the
subject. "An Unchanged Task in a
Changing World"
Mrs. j. s. DOWN was III charge
assisted by Mesdames w. T. Harvey.
Mike Groom, Dick, Fred Bohlen,
VIII Cabler. r. A. King, Ewing
Clark, ]. L. Bennett. and ID. S. Left
wich, who discussed individual to-
pics.
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"a a. = ~
fairly decent income and a
husky young nincumpoop, max
ing something like q hundred
and fifty or so a month, should
expect me TO call for them and
deliver them here, there and
everywhere just because / have
a car and they haven't, / simply
cannot understand.
Il bought my first car seven
years ago-up TO that time I
rode In taxis or in streSt cars
or / walked on my own hon
est, independent feet.
81 never dreamed OF expecting
people to pick me up like q
parcel and deliver me like q
bundle just because they had q
car and l didn't have enc.
my friend Clancy has a fine
new overcoat - very smart,
made in London, don't you
know, quite the swank thing.
my own overcoat isn't Just
what il should be, but do | 20
and borrow Clancy's, when /
know Clancy has the flu and
can't wear his!"
81 do not.
"My friend Johnson has q
smart apartment in the smartest
district in town, one of these
duplex affairs with an early
Italian dining room, and Spanish
doors and things, decorated with
iron parrots-all SO gay.
"When / give a party, do /
borrow Johnson's apartment
do not.
"When I want to take people
I'll ask them - and I'd thank
them not to ask me to ask
Thorn"
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Girl Fights Big Handled.

appearance, and everything looked
brighter. What have you beer d1u
to y~ourself?' sslzed my roommate.
You are a different girl. lha days
and years thai followed were fi.od
with every activity and not long ago
Fredawas maid OF honor ~ my we'd
ding. That'swhat NUi0ldid tor mer'
Such a simple way to health ard
happiness Your doctor will tell YOU
that Nuiol contains no medicines or
drugs-it is simply bodily luhrica-
tion-harmlesy, normal, and III works
easily 81 YOU viii W REGULAR wv c!oek-
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MERCEDES
MUSIC CLUB A

ANAG2AO 1GGD A@h@N3
The Mercedes Music Club held
a most enjoyable meeting thi3
week at the house Of Mrs. Z. II.
Kasey on Missouri venue
The program for the afternoon
was Master Composers OF Art
Song. with Mrs. r. Newell Waters
OF WeslacO, convenor. Mrs. Ed
3. Olson read a paper. the sub
ject being ART Ballad" Mrs. O.
II. Hoefer of Weslaco. contributed
a piano number, Am Nicer"
Romantic and classic songs" was
the title Of paper read BY Mrs.
Waters. A piano solo, "Polonaise,"
in & sharp. by Mrs. w. +. lowell
OF Weslaco. completed the pro-
gram.
AT this meeting plans were
made for the terth anniversary
luncheon Of the Music club which
will be held at the Legion hall,
Monday. Mover -er IS. at which
time hrs. (. Owen Scott of Rio
Grande City. president Of the Rio
Grande Valley Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs and Mrs. Roy Tel
ford Of McAllel, chairman OF the
music department or the feder-
alton. viii be lest OF honor.
Mrs. w. Fl. Carlisle will have
charge Of the program at this
time. Mrs. A. w. Shouse, Mrs.
Carrie M. Stuart, Mrs. Fl. II.
Statler and Mrs. j. J. Murray will
have charge Of general arrange
mentS.
The attractive year books in the
club colors OF crimson and gold,
were given out to the members
at this meeting.
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work. You en- get
abottlein asealed
package at any
drug store for
what you would
pay for two Or
three sodas.
Get a bottle
today and try it,.
III. you are like
most other people
Nuiol will make
you brighten
happier, Tnora
able I'd succeed.
Don't put oil.
good health Start
being we'll this
easy way, this
very day.
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her awake 1T
night, 1 slept so
re~stlessly. No
one knows how L
suffered.
lone day one
of my teachers
found me sobbing.
Why. she said,
sometimes slug
gish circulation
causes restless
sleep. Why don't
you try NuIol?'
ain two weeks
Nuiol had begun
clearing out the
poisons IN ny
body,myskin had
. clear healthy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
FL Jardin Girls
Entertain Friends

Misses Ruth Froyd and Imogene
Bentley delightfully."- entertained q
number OF their friends at the lat
ter's home in FL Jardin the latter
part OF the week. In contests. Lysie
Parker was awarded first prize.
and Peg" Driver, the low score
favor.
A refreshmert course was served.
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The next time / go to a party" said the
middle-aged man, II am going in a taxi or /
am going to walk"
What's the matter with your carr" said
the middle-aged woman.
Gar on the fritz?" grinned the young
fellow, interrogatively.
Have you had an accident?" quavered
the nervous old lady who is always perfectly
sure something terrible Is happening some
where and everybody is keeping it from her.
The middle-aged man shook his head.
NO." he said, I'm just getting tired Of
doing taxi service" and then the middle-aged
man got the whole story off his chest.
I'm perfectly willing, no, / am not will
ing, I'm glad to take invalids or feeble old
ladies, or nervous old gentlemen, or very poor
people, anywhere they want to 60 in my car.
II love to take peopie driving IN my car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13

MANY agirI would give up
4VA in despair when she
found herself snubbed IN
school and unpopular in col
Iege, but not 50 Mrs. Norma
KusseI Jones of 1867 Cramer
Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
when | was seventeen I went
away to college," says Mrs. Jones'
"Freda, my roommate, was a very
popular girl. Soon she asked 10 have
her room changed. Il seems I kept
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cheese, which has been crpamed
Add the lemon juice, rind. SAT-.
cream, nutmeg and sugar. Beat
for / minute. Pour into the shells.
Bake for 10 minutes I'm a moder-
ate oven. Cool and when ready
70 serve add portions on the jelly
which has been cut w 1-B inch
cubes.
Serve with "A fork.
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Society Calendar
THURSDAY

The Public Health Nursing asSo-
citation will meet at the city hall at
$3.50 a. m.
West Brownsville p. r. A. at the
school. $3.50 p. N.
Women Of the Christian church
will serve a home-ccoked chicken
dinner at noon and at 6 y. m. at
the Miller hotel.
Thursday bridge with Mrs. Harry
Hollowell.