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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-08
SANTA MARIA
PERSONALS

Miss Daisy Gray or Prairie Lea.
and Miss Anne Smith were week
end guests Of Mrs. p. NJ. SAMSON.
MI. and Mrs. Wallace Harpster
are the parents OF a baby girl born
Sunday. Mrs. w. Harpster Is mt the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Harp
ster.
B. M. SAMSON returned Sunday
night from Alverad0 where Inc was
visiting his parents.
The Baptist Missionary Society
met at the home Of Mrs. Lawrence
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Wilson hostess.
Mrs. j. "A. Duncan and daughter
Miss Nina and Miss Correata Gum
were week end guests at the Wal
ter Duncan home In Harlingen.
The PIT. "A. held the regular
meeting Tuesday night. The sub
Jet Of the program was "Obedi-
ence" with Mrs. B. M. SAMSON
leader. The hosteSses were Mrs. Nc
Cannon, Carroll and Jones.
Mrs. II. +. Kaiser, Mrs. Ella
Thompson and Mrs. Lawrence were
Harrington visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. q. w. KAISER. Mrs. III. e..
Harvey and Mrs. Lawrence visited
near Mercedes Thursday.
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District Head to
Stress Health Work

During the administration as
president Of Fifth District. Of the
Texas Federation Of Women's clubs
Mrs. Volney Taylor plans to stress
the health work phase OF the or
ganization. in line with the policy
Of the new president, Mrs. IF. r..
Lindsay. and Mrs. j. ~. King, of
san Antonio. she has said.
Specifically. the Christmas seal
sale Is occupying attention Of fifth
district health work officials. lin con-
junction with which Mrs. king has
personally offered S25 in prizes for
the fifth district school ~unitSelling
the greatest number of seals. The in
dividual prizes will include Sd In
gold 70 be given 20 "a representative
Of the school units having the high
est sales to their credit. Schools car
ing to sign for the seal competition
are advised TO communicate with
Mrs. King. 4l3 Mccullough street.
San Antonio.
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PIT. AS Hear
Reports AT Meet

The Parent Teachers Association
Of the high schools met Thursday
afternoon at the Junior high school
auditorium with a good attendance.
Preceding the business session
Sylvester Scheitermann gave two
saxophone numbers. Waiting for
the Twilight" and I'm Just a
Vagabond Lover" Ben Excel play
ed the accompaniment.
Mrs. Milton West. library chair
mar reported several contributions
Of books during the month. the
organization voted to contribute a
subscription OF the geographic to
subscription Of the Geographic 10
subscription OF the Washington
Times to the Junior College library.
Mrs. J.. A. Graham reported the
planting of % shrubs in front Of
the Junior college building.
The chairman OF Xmas seals sale
in the school thanked the teachers
for their cooperation In the sale.
Mrs. w. r. Jones complimented
the schools on their exhibits at the
Harrington fair and spoke OF the
booth kept up during the fair BY
the county nurses, cooperating
with the PIT. AS, as q first aid
station, seventy = nine emergency
cases were given treatment at this
booth.
Mrs. J. L. Workman. delegate TO
the state convention at Waco was
unable to attend and her report
was postponed.
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Eugene Parker Jr.
Birthday Honoree

Mrs. z. II. Parker gave an enjoy
able party for a number Of young
guests Wednesday at her new home
In Victoria Heights. honoring her
little con. Eugene Jr, On his fifth
birthday.
The young host met his friends
at the door. and they were ushered
into the living room where a tempt
ing array of toys entertained them,
and numerous games. A grab bag
on the lawn afforded much enter
tainment and attractive gifts for the
children.
After games, the children were
seated around a table in the dining
room decorated with red and white
Streamers and a large white birth
day cake. on which candles burned
Punch was served.
Eugene received many pretty gifts
from his friends. The children in
vited were Jack Smith. Clinton Nc
Nsb, Betty Hicks, Evelyn Garry.
Wilman, T. O. Porter. Doris Porter,
Vernon Goodwin. Rita Goodwin,
James Rentfro Jr.. Stanley Mon
sees, Daisy Lou Miller, Rose Alice
Bishop. Billy Alden Roscoe, Warren
Ellis Roscoe. Mary Dutro. Eileen
McMullin, Noema Gordon, and Billy
Macdonald.
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Conference is
Held Thursday
Bu 'Y' Groups

Mrs. H. l.. Fitch and Mrs. George
Smith were in Weslaco Thursday
attending an all-day special meet
ing Of the district Y. w. G. A. fl
nance board held in the Cortez
hotel. Mrs. John Lomax Of San
Benito. district chairman. presfucu
and heard reports from all Valley
Y. w. c. A. finance committees.
About IS representatives we're pre-
sent.
The financial status OF each local
organization, funds on hand, and
methods Of raising needed sums,
comprised the financial features OF
Y. W. c. A. work set out in each
report.
Luncheon was served at noon,
which was attended BY local chair
men Of Valley Y. w. G. "A. boards
in addition to the finance commit
tees personnel. Mrs. Florence
Hayes, district Y. w. c. A. chair
man, presided.
In the afternoon session. the re-
representatives. moved to adopt the
program complied for Valley Y. w,
c. AS BY Miss Lillian Hooking and
Mrs. Ewing, program committee. A
number of new and interesting fea-
lures are included to occupy or
PLANTATIONS during the coming year.
Several other matters Of bust
ness pertaining TO Y. w. G. a. rou-
tine work were taken up and dis
cussed by the officers.
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A. Plans
Carol Singing
For Christmas

Plans for an elaborate program
featuring community Christmas
carol singing for Christmas week
were made by I'll Jardin PIT. "A. at
its meeting Friday afternoon at the
school. Mrs. Don Lewis as chairman
Mrs. wv. w. Underwood and Mr..
Mckee, president OF the school board
constitute the committee in charge
Of arrangements.
The main purpose OF the program
IN 10 bring Christmas cheer % shut
ins and invalids, in connection with
which Christmas baskets will also
be given. The carols r 70 be sung
several nights.
The sixth grade room children
provided the program az Fridays
meeting. Aileen Hanna playing a
piano solo and Nancy Lois Walker
giving a reading. Proceeds OF $36
were reported from the December
bazaar. The PIT. a. also voted to
buy a cabinet for the loving cup
won by FL Jardin school at the on
Glass B exhibits.
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West Brownsville School is
O0er Top in Sale of Seals

The Christmas seals sale Is being
conducted under auspices of the
Anti tuberculosis society, with the
Public Health Nursing Association
in charge, directed by Miss Mamie
Bourne and Mrs. +. c.. Holiday.
A total OF $lO9.75 has been con-
tributed by schools OF the city to-
ward the sale, as follows: First
Ward, Mrs. Daisy Taggart princi-
pal. $25.S8: Grammar school. Il. G.
Dodd. principal $1453: Junior high,
w. L. Dodson. principal. $3.50;
washington Park school, Mrs. A. s.
Putegnat, principal, S5.84. This is
only a partial report from schools
which had their proceeds complete
to date.
Much more interest is being taken
in the sale OF seals this year. Of
ficials state, since so per cent Of
proceeds Is to be retained In each
community. Cameron County's
unit is set at $500. The sale is to
close Dec. 25.
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Mrs. McChesney Is
Program Leader

Mrs. Geo. Smith was hostess to
the Learners Club last Tuesday,
Advancement Of Medical Science"
being the subject OF the program.
Mrs. Sherwood Bishop reporting
for the book shower given the high
school libraries, said seventy eight
volumes had been collected and
placed with the Librarians.
Mesdames George Smith. Willie
"A. George and Russell McChesney
we're appointed as delegates to the
Rio Grande Valley Federation Of
Women's Clubs meeting In Lyford
next Tuesday.
Mrs. McChesney as leader OF the
program gave a very comprehensive
paper on the Beginning and Pro-
greSs or Medicine Miss Bell dis
cussed AnestheSia causes and cure
OF disease and Mrs. Workman sup
plemented with a general discussion
Of the subject.
There will be no meeting on Dec.
10th.
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Aviation Chief To
Pay Short Visit

Tom .. Parks, superintendent OF
the aviation division for the In
dependent oil and gas company of
Tulsa Okla. and we'll known here
from several previous visits, was 10
arrive Saturday afternoon on his
way to Mexico City to attend the
aviation week festivities there.
Parks was here for several days dur
ing the airport opening, and spent
nearly a week here while making
arrangements for refueling in the
Mexico Kansas City air derby.
A Fairchild ship with special aer-
ial camera equipment Is also here,
on the way south. "A Cessna cabin
monoplane. plotted by Stanley STAN
ton, was to leave Saturday after
noon and Art Wintheiser. plotting
an American Eagle ship arrived
Friday.
Several others are expected to
pass through, and j. q. Philen, GUS
toms broker who has been clearing
the ships. hopes that special ar
rangements can be made with GUS
toms officials for clearing the air.
craft all day Sunday.
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Lou Palm Rates Offered BY
Ci0ic League in Campaign

A special offer on palms Is being
made by the Civic League In con-
nection with its drive to get these
ornamentals planted along the
streets Of Brownsville. The league
will take orders for palms In any
amount, furnishing the plants
which usually sell for seventy-fivg
cents at fifty cents. A lower rate
will also be given on the larger
plants. but the committee I'm charge
says the smaller ones are highly de-
Sirable and give splendid results.
Mrs. Sylvia Spivey Smell is hand
ling the orders and asks that any
one wishing to get plants place or
ders with her in the next few days.
Letters may be addressed to her at
the international Drug company Of
fees. The rate In being given
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Mrs. L. A. Fritts. violin; Mrs. Clyde
Reed, Violin-cello.
Twelve until one-thirty for lun-
cheon.
Officers and guests In Domestic
Arts building.
Delegates and visitors in Assembly
Hall.
Afternoon Session: 1880 O'clock
Chores There Is a Green Hill
Far Away, Gounod; Valley Music
Club, Mrs. Roy Telford, director,
Mrs. Paul Jones, McAllen. accom-
PIANIST.
Round table discussion.
1. The value of Junior Clubs, Miss
Lillian Hooking, Valley secretary, Z.
w. G. A.
Introduction OF Junior Club rep
SentativeS.
2. Valley libraries, Mrs. c. A. Macy
Harrington.
Informal discussion, led by Mrs.
"A. Goldamer, Harrington.
Report OF delegate 70 Texas Fed
Grafton of Women'S clubs, Mrs. Flo
renee Klabfleisch, Mercedes.
Reading selected.
Mrs. Louise FARRELL, Lyford.
Address, w. K. Anderson, San Ben
ito, American member, International
Boundary Commission.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Vocal solos. selected. Mr.. John
Hendricks. director. Edinburg Col
lege Conservatory. Miss Emma Gene
Baker accompanying.
Texas Protects Her Women and
Children by Legislation, Mrs. Volney
Taylor, Brownsville. president Fifth
District Texas Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs.
Announcements .
adjournment.
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some time during the month cf
March.
Much enthusiasm was expressed
by players for The organization. and
an enjoyable day was spent at tho
club. Mrs. u. M. George and MRS. Cr
Id. Deputy tied for low gross score
with 80. and in the drawing MIS-
Deputy won the prize, 2 oeauthuL
sterling silver fruit bowl, given by
Dr. B. ID. Works, president OK the
Country club.
For low net score OF "A. Mrs. Ro-
bin Pate received the prize a ster-
ling flower bowl, given by Mrs w.
TX. Wells. Miss jamie Carlstcn Of
Ringsville won second low net tro-
ply, silver salt and pepper shakers,
the gift OF I. Dorfman.
In the approaching and putting
contest Mrs. George was awarded
first prize. second favor going to
Mrs. E. j. Tucker.
Luncheon for local players and
visitors was served Ot the club nc
noon. tables being attractively APP
pointed in a color scheme OF pink
with candles and roses as the motifs
Mrs. q. O. WORKS was In charge
OF affairs and Lee ". Butler. couna
try club golf professionally. was d.
rector OF the tournament.
Corpus Christi visitors were Miss
Alena Bareda, MesdameS Richard
Kleberg. Lee Curran. John Luby.
Ed Flato. u. wv. Goodwin, and W.. "a
Saunders: from Kingsville were
Miss Jane Carlton, Mrs. Al Kleberg.
Miss Il. Fox, Mrs. J. HI. Keepers and
Mrs. J. e.. Nolan.
Brownsville players were Mes
danes o. ID. Deputy, J. M. George.
K. ]. Tucker, b. q Works, j. X
Wells. R. II. Works. T. III Sweeney
G. ID. Sutton. George White, u. L
George. Carlos watson. Fay Rock
well and Robin Pate.
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Five rooms Of West Brownsville
school assisting in the annual
Christmas seal sale Of Cameron
county Anti tuberculosis aSsocia-
ton have gone over the top in dis
posing Of all the stamps assigned
them and have turned over $50 TO
the local society.
Mrs. E. B. Russell Is principal OF
the school, which put over its CAM
paign in five days. Contributions
OF each room and teachers are as
follows:
Miss Helen Clarkson's, $20.13:
Mrs. w. L. Dodson, SOLO; Mrs,
Franklin Graham. $3.50: Mrs. Z.
B. Russell, STAT; Miss Elizabeth Nc
connico. $3.50.
According to rules Of the cam
paign, for every $40 turned in by
schools on the sale Of seals a first
aid kit is TO be given. The West
Brownsville school, therefore, viii
receive five OF the kits.
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Hunting Party To
Leave For Mexico

A group OF Brownsville men and
visitors expect to leave Sunday
morning on a weeks hunting trip
into Mexico, around the Sofa La
Marine section. They expect 70 re-
turn the latter part Of the week.
Those planning to make the trip
are j. r. Harris and two guests.
Charles I. Francis of Wichita Falls,
and James L. Gavin Of Indianapol-
Is. II. ID. Seago. q. "A. Cowden, Al
fred Putegnat, DR.. Letzerich Of Har-
lingen, and Mr.. Proudlove.
Robin Pate and J. L. Fox are to
Join the hunting party Wednesday.
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0. E. S. Chapter To
Honor Officers

Honoring Mrs. Beulah Rollins. OF
johnson City. state grand matron.
Mrs. Bessie Decker Of Mission. grand
chaplain. and other state O.. l.. >. Of
ficerS. members of Brownsville Hope
chapter win give a dinner Friday
evening at 6 p. m. az FL Jardin no
tel.
"A special program As 10 be given.
followed by n called meeting OF the
chapter TO be held al 1880 .. IN. for
the purpose of initiation which viii
be witnessed by the visiting state
officials.
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Brownsville Clubs Name Federation Convention Delegates
In h Pictures

Mrs. Volney Taylor. Browns
vile clubwoman and president Of
the Fifth District, Texas FEEDER
alton of women's clubs, is to be
among the speakers on the pro-
gram OF the Valley Federation
meeting to be held Tuesday az
Lyford. She will discuss Texas
Legislation as it protects women.
Mrs. f. owen Scott or Rio
Grande City Is the new president
OF the Fifth District and will
preside at Tuesdays session. Mrs.
Scott has announced a COM
prehensive program for the new
administration. with junior clubs
stressed as a feature.
Mrs. Travis Sykes of San An
tonic was the recent attractive
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Heaner.
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through purchases Of large lots from
nurserymen, and is being arranged
by the Civic League 70 assist them
IN their campaign TO induce land
owners to plant palms.
A special drive TO get Palm BouIe-
ward lined with these trees Is being
made BY the league. and properly
owners on this street r especially
urged to plant them.
Property owners have given good
cooperation. members OF the COM
mittee say. both In the matter OF
planting ornamentals, and In tear
ing down unsightly buildings and
clearing up vacant lots.
The old jail. located ON Levee A.
being torn down by James-Dickin-
son. and the old girls school on
Washington street has been demol-
ished by w. T.. McDavitt.
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FL Jardin Club
EniOvs Program

Ell Jardin Friendly club met with
the president. Mrs. Earl Hunter.
for a business session followed by
various features of entertainment
during the afternoon
Two contests were much enjoyed,
In which Mrs. Ora Nell Biggs. Mrs.
Porter, Mrs. Charles Grove and Mrs.
.. B. Keller received prizes. De-
Ncious refreshments were served.
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Paving To Provide
ALL Weather Route

TAYLOR, Dec. -tPl-An ais
weather route from northern Tex
as to the coastal section viii Ba
provided I'm the paving of On five
mile strip between Taylor and IT
Gin. The state highway commission
has allotted S25.365 for the woFk
an dthe countries have donated a
100-foot right of way.
The Taylor Chamber or Come
merce sought 70 have the gap flIleG
last wear but a dispute over the
route temporarily defeated the plan
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Comings And Goings
Of Local People

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Harris Jr.
have as guests Mrs. Harris brother,
Charles II. Francis or Wichita Falls,
and James L. Gavin Of Indianapol-
is. Ind. Both are former Texas
University men and members Of
Beta Theta ri fraternity. They nre
joining a large hunting party for a
weeks trip into Mexico. Upon their
return here, Mrs. Harris and her
baby will accompany them back to
North Texas for a visit with her
mother Mrs. w. B. Franklin in Dem
ton, and Mr.. Harris will join them
there for the Christmas holidays.
Among those in Houston for the
game are Manuel Garibay and Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Hinkley Jr. The
Hinkleys left Thursday evening,
and Garibay went Friday.
Workman Davenport, son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Herbert Davenport. ar
rived at Buenos Aires Nov. IL, his
parents are advised by letter. lie
is connected with the legal depart
ment OF the Standard Oil Company
Of Argentina.
Mrs. Rundell OF Salt Haven,
Michigan. who has been the guest
for some time Of her son, Captain
Rundell, and wife at Fort Brown,
will return Wednesday to her home.
Among the local school group at
tending the football game in Hous-
ton Saturday we're Maine Marler,
Thelma Macy, Johnnie Cabier, Miss
Rachel Pierce. school nurse. Doro-
thy Harrison. Aylife Cobolini. and
Dorothy Blanton.
Mrs. Katherine StringfellCU,
Nancy Stringfellow. Katherine
Stringfellow and Marian Hedrick
were In Houston over the weekend,
attending the football game.
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RIO GRANDE CITY
r KING TUESDAY
CHR HOSTESS

Mrs. B. e.. King was hostess t0 tho
Tuesday Bridge club INIT her honrB
Tuesday afternoon.
All mebers, numbering nineteen
were present and Mrs. Harold Smith
was successful holding high score
nc the close w the game with Misc
Camille Block, holder or second high
score.
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Mrs. Rockwell
Bridge Hostess

Mrs. Fay Rockwell vas hostess at
a charmingly arranged bridge party
Thursday afternoon In her Del
Francis apartments. a small group
Of friends being invited for the af-
fair.
Chrysanthemums and other cut
flowers OF various colors formed a
pretty color scheme and card tables
were laid for bride in attractive
motifs.
Following the games, a dainty re-
freshment course was served.
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Baptist Women To
Hold PRAYER Week

Women OF the Baptist missionary
society will observe the week OF
prayer this week. with meetings from
10 to III each morning except We'd
nesday. On Wednesday there Is 70
no meeting in the morning. but the
women will have charge OF the re-
gular prayer meeting in the even
ing.
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Society Calendar

MONDAY
Presbyterian auxiliary circles meet
as follows. One with Mrs. Robert
Ernst; two with Mrs. Conkling
three with Mrs. Robert Schwartz:
evening circle with Mrs. Joe Linda
berry.
Methodist Missionary society
Harvest Day program, closing years
work.
Women OF Baptist church begin
Week of Prayer services. 10 a. m.
Episcopal Guild at Parish House,
3 p. m.
TUESDAY
Regular monthly business meeting
OF Business and Professional Wo-
mems club at &C. building. 7:30
p. m.
Rebekahs meet at I. o. o. r. hall,
1880 p. m.
Mardi Bridge club with Mrs. Col
lis Perkins at her home, Southwest
Plantation.
WEDNESDAY
Self Culture Club with Mrs. d. T..
Cole.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems club luncheon. noon, FL Jar
din.
Bethel Sisterhood with Mrs. z.
A. Rosenthal. 3 p. m.
Wednesday Bridge club with Mrs
ID. o. Works, Country Club.
Mrs. Lynn Cieckler. bridge club
hostess.
THURSDAY
West Brownsville PIT. a., at
school. $3.50 p. m.
Public Health Nurses Associa-
ton. $50 a. m. city hall.
Thursday bridge club with Mrs.
Gene Richards.
FRIDAY
o. E. S. dinner at FL Jardtn S
D. m. honoring state officers, fol-
lowed by called meeting at T:30
for initiation.
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Visiting Players of
THO Cities Meet Of
Country Club Match

Permanent organization or the Womans Gulf Coast Golf association
was effected al a tournament held mt the Brownsville Country club Friday
attended by seven players from Corpus Christi, five from htngsvAe and
thirteen local women, who acted in capacity Of hostess TO IA VISITORS dur
ms the day. A constitution and bylaws for the organization were ad-
opted, and Mrs. Richard Kleberg OF Corpus Christi was elected presi-
dent. she will appoint a secretary, TO be announced later.
The next tournament Of the association Is TO be held in Corpus Cnrlsti
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Post Parties
Interesting
Social EUentS

"A series OF attractive social events
has enlivened the calendar for 1T.
Brown circles the past week, among
them a sumptuGls venison dinner
given Friday evening for O large
group Of officers and their wives by
Colonel and Mrs. Stanley Koch In
their quarters.
A long dinner table was attrac-
lively laid in a color scheme OF yell
low, chrysanthemums and Run-
Quats in clever fashions c~entering
the length of the table.
Covers were laid for Captain and
Mrs. Eastwood. Captain Lobitz, Cap
tain and Mrs. Rundell and Captain
Rundell's mother OF Salt Haven.
Michigan; 1t. and Mrs. Stansbury.
Captain and Mrs. Austin, Captain
and Mrs. Bennett. 1t. and Mrs
Stodter. Capt. and Mrs. Breen, Ma
jor and Mrs. Grow. Captain and
Mrs. Adamson, and 1t. Kalakuka.
Mrs. Koch will also be hostess
Wednesday evening al a second din
ner.
Other Events
Captain and Mrs. Eastwood are to
entertain at a chop suey supper to-
night in their quarters. Their guests
are to be Major and Mrs. Grow Cap
tain and Mrs. MRas. Captain and
Mrs. Earnest, Captain and Mrs.
AdamSon, It. and Mrs. Stansbury.
and Captain Haldeman.
Major and Mrs. Oliver !. Holman
entertained Saturday evening at a
prettily appointed dinner, at which
a small group of sixteen post Off
GERS and their wives we're guests.
Captain and Mrs. Adamson were
also hosts this week, giving an in
formal dinner Thursday evening for
a small group.
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Program to be Giuen at
LWond is Completed

A number Of Brownsville club women will go to Lyford Tuesday, Dec.
TO- to attend the 32nd semi-annual convention Of the Valley Federation
Of Womens clubs. some Of them to participate on the program, others
being named as delegates from local organizations A meeting Of the