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CHAPTER AZ

Buck UP kid" ROwdy slapped
the weeping Tim on the back, "of
course I believe you. But, you
must tell me more about it-Sc
that I'll understand and can 20 to
the cops and get Queen out for
you"
Tim was just a frightened and
very miserable little boy IL was
some time before he was able TO
control his nerves which for days
had been at the breaking point.
Show me Just where you were
and where MARITIME and Resale
were-and tell me just how you did
it"-Rowdy reasoned when Tim
wiped his eyes on his sleeve and
sat up observation-disclosures OF his
tears.
Rowdy was puzzled. Was the kid
lying and making q hero out OF
himself to save his idol? III he
was. he was a smart youngster. II
they didn't find the gun there was
no way In the world they could
make the police believe his story
that sounded so fantastic. Why,
Rosalie had confessed to the muir
der.
do o suppose Rosale knows
she didn't do il? Does she know
YOU killed Martinez" he asked Tim.
Then Tim went through the
scene.
aOueen was settin' on the bed
MARITIME most of the time was set
tim In the chair here. ] was right
outside the winder and 1t was open
all the way UP. I could Q EN-
plain and hear EN- talkin'.
when she pulled the gat on him
he backed to the door and then
guess he thought he could knock Ii
out Of her hands and get away be-
cause / seen him jump I leaned IN
the winder."
SHOW me Just how you did It."
Rowdy broke in.
Trembling. Tim climbed out and
stuck his face and hand In.
MARITIME was standin' right where
you are now-and when he knocked
the gun he seen me and looked right
straight at me. just as he knocked
the cat out OF her hands I pulled the
trigger and he fell. Queen was SO
scared she didn't see me or nothin',
She Just dropped. too"
Rowdy thought Tim was going to
break down again when he said
shamefacedly:
"Gawd ] was just so scared stiff
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Who am /? OF what state Is my
husband governor? For what posi-
ton was he the Democratic nominee
in 1920?
What Is the residence OF the Scot
fish kings In Edinburgh called?
What were the Hawaiian islands
formerly called?
Better Is the end Of a thing than
the beginning thereof: and the pa
tient tn spirit Il better than the
proud in spirit" Where Is this pas
sage found in the Bible?
TOday's Horoscope
Persons born on this day are very
energetic and impatient with their
slower brothers. They like TO get
all the credit that is coming To them.
Answers 10 Foregoing Questions
/. Mrs. Franklin D.. Roosevelt;
New York: vice presidency.
2. Holyrood Palace.
3. Sandwich islands.
4. Ecclesiastes, vii, Z.
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New Texas Railway
Lines Recommended

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-JP-
Approval or proposed construction
by the Gulf and West Texas Rail
way between Fredericksburg and
Brady i'm Gillespie. Mason and Nc
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Every time there is an advance in the rate Of call
loans. New York has its Waiting wall Strcet.-Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
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A s T write this my ears are made glad by the rippHnga of q beau
A tiful stream Here I am In the back yard 0f the home where
- all my young days were spent
Ii takes some weeks for these articles 60 get to the printer and
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Some lipsticks have been declared poisonous, but
women always did love men who defied death-Des
IMoines Tribune Capitol.
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This is the best news shoppers have had in many
a Christmas In past seasons it has been exceedingly
difficult to get a policeman who would sit down and
help you in the matter Of selecting Juniors play
things. and practically impossible to find one Ceven
a mounted One) who would give you his advice on
neckties.
NO traffic officer would think OF holding your
bundles for you last year and ayphone call to q police
station, asking that a couple Of ~sergeants and g mo-
torcycle policeman be sent over 70 entertain the baby
at the animal counter while you dashed down into
the gents furnishings department. would be utterly
ignored.
It is up to the shoppers to make the idea a big
success. If you are not getting along as smoothly as
you would like. call a policeman and outline your
shopping problems. Don't hold anything back. If
you can't make up your mind whether a cowhide
valise, a cocktail shaker or q silk bathrobe is the best
present for a middle-aged man, ask his advice. IL
you have just bought Little Susie a talking doll and
have discovered that Aunt Jennie has bought the
same thing for her, get his suggestions on O way out
OF that one. II you can't buy Milton the bicycle be-
cause you are short $3.50. suggest that the policeman
advance you the money or open an account in his
name. tOr perhaps a joint account SO you can buy
what you like without looking him up every little
while)
we are out to make Christmas shopping a real
pleasure" said Patrolman Torrance B. Blowser today
as he helped a lady tie all her packages in one bundle
Now in my case / have made a special study OF
chndren's games and will be glad to go through the
toy department with any mother and tell her which
game I think her boy would get the most fun out q.
I have also looked into the matter OF gifts for adults,
with particular attention to place plates. I personally
prefer the cream glaze and matcnless hues Of Lenox
ware. but am also a Judge Of AhrenfeIdt and Wedg-
wood. Policeman Smidge. down the street. can be
OF great service to shoppers who want advice on
bronze book-ends. and Captain Garfunkle Is the man
10 see II YOU want real values in humidors, skates,
fairy tales. doll houses, jewelry, underwear and hand
kerchiefs. So it goes.
ITS a lot or fun" concluded Blowser. I'm enjoy
ing it hugely. There's only one thing that bothers
me. I'm afraid Ill be too tired Christmas eve TO help
all the women I've promised to help trim their Christ
mas trees"
NO DIFFERENCE
vi. + was IN one OF the midtown clubs when these
earthquake tremors were felt. I had just taken q
htraight rye and assumed the disturbance was nothing
u~nusual-Piggly Wiggly-
MI. Metcalf came home with the former Flo Leeds
On the Auuitania. He is president OF the child
YorkviIle Observer. The age Of incorporation. sug-
gests Mel Cooper.
A big baking firm has-cut the price OF bread one
cent a loaf. This will give a lot Of stock market
victims a chance to average up.
Ina Dodo thinks that Robin Hood is q radiator
ornament.
And that Johns-ManviIle Is the name Of q movie
actor.
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IN the good old days the American home was q
stable institution. Now 1t is more Of q garage insti-
ution.-Lcuisville Times.
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Expert says a golfers individuality shows most Ii
his putting. Or in his remarks as he continues put
ting-Arkansas Gazette.
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Janitors viii shortly resume the non-refueling en-
durance stunts-Florence Herald.
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The Once Over
LET A POLICEMAN SOLVE YOUR XMAS

SHOPPING


Copyright, 1873, By The Associated Newspapers
C"Police Commissioners Of many cities have this
year chosen policemen Of q particularly courteous type
to do duty in shopping centers during the Christmas
rush and be helpful 70 shoppers. New item)
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READ THIS FIRST:

hLA0 AAAA0 4kt0A
RoSalie March, seventeen, after
the death OF her mother, secures a
position at the hosiery counter OF
a store. She Is helped by KenesSa
DuBarry. an actress, who has a
soft heart. RoSalie is adored by
her landlady. Mother Murphy. and
little Tim O'Hara, corner newSie.
RoSalie takes q pair Of silk stock
ings until payday, and is observed
by Alberto MARITIME, hard boiled
store detective. He does not ar
rest her, but threatens to unless
she hides some ~suitcases in her
room. Resale Is frightened, and
when Martino's gang kidnaps Roy
Andrews. nephew OF the store own
er, who has asked Rosalie to marry
him. she threatens TO expose Mar
tino. MARITIME Is furious. and In
a scuffle Is shot mysteriously.
Rosalie is arrested and Tim O,Hara
confesSes that he shot MARITIME 70
protect Rosalie. but the police do
not believe him. Rowdy Dow. po-
lice reporter. and KeneSsa DuBarry
decide to help RoSalie. Kenessa
tries to solve the mystery. and takes
RoSalie's room at Mother Murphy's.
She discovers the s~uitcases left by
Martina. Rowdy decides ~Kenessa
must get a position at the store to
secure information TO help Rosalie.
Rowdy. at work on the murder
mystery. goes to Rosalie's former
room While he Is trying to think
Of a plan he hears someone climb
ing in the window. 1t is Tim, who
tells Rowdy he shot MARITIME and
has returned TO find the gun he
threw down.
Nov go on with the story.)
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Mrs. R. y. T. OWN you kindly
advise whether or not 10 ID wise 10
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A-They should weigh respec
lively III and 90 pounds.
lnan. EswEpapnr Runfurn garvIrm Hnm
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evening e. the home OF Mrs. MI. q.
Black. The house was p~rofuSsly
decorated with sweet peas. and the
decorations were In the Valentine
motif. Ladies prize went 10 Mrs.
Sellars. and mems prize 10 Truman
Sanders. Refreshments were serF-
cd 10 the following. M. and Mrs
Jack French. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sell
lars. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey
OF WeSlaco and Misses Dorothy
Chandler. Jessie Mae Park, Los
Fleurict. and Mrs Eva BlrthiSel
and the MesSrs. Albert Mckinney.
Truman Sanders. Walter Willis and
Lawrence Brthisel.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY
Miss Alberta Schwcit-er entertain.
cd the young people or the Presby-
terrain Sunday school with a Valen-
tine party at her home Tuesday
evening. The evening was spent
playing games pertaining TO VAL
entinc. Refreshments OF hot choco-
late with whipped cream. sand
wiches. cookies and cake were serv-
Cd 10 Misses Helen Faye Yerger.
Georgia Mae Norwood. Dorothy
Jan-r5on. Jean Mckenzie, and
NcSsrs. Ncill Commings. Tom
Watts Van and Wilfred Smell. BIZ
Brown. Marcus Mshtonen. Elliot
Bottom. and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nc
Dermott. md the hostess and her
mother, Mrs. William Schweitzer.
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Of McAHen
Is Sued on Taxes


McALLEN. Feb. Recommending
that the city IL without authority TO
tax his property BY virtue Of the
fact ID was in an addition brought
into the CITY limits without being
voted On bv citizens. l. NJ. Crcnk he's
filed suit agailst the city or Nc
Allen.
The suit was fled by Lee Ninncr
for Cronk and names rs defendants
besides the city. Y. p Freelsnd.
mzvor: T. ". LerlburE. J. G. Har-
risor. t.. r.. Cu-rra and G. M. Rich.
commissioner. ard G. G. Sewell. as
v-sscr and collector and city Sccre-
ta-v.
Specifically Cronk seeks to exempt
his DFoDe-tv from q special tax OF
sf.25 on the 500 valuation. The
r-opertv in question X located IN
the Hidasro canal subdivision.
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WEDNESDAY

Thomas Barlow Chapter. ID. A.
a., Is 10 have luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Walter Weaver,
Donna.
rSeIf Culture meets with Mrs.
L. Yates.
Hfrs. Burt Hinkley, Jr., II en-
|ertsining her bridge club.
The Brownsville Music club has
regular rehearsal at the Baptist
thurch, $3.50 a. m.
Business and Professional NO.
men have regular luncheon al III
3srdin.
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Comings, Goings,
Of Local People

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas z. Cook
left Monday evening for their home
IN Dallas. They had spent several
days in Brownsville visiting Mr..
Cooks sisters, Mrs. yolncy TAYLOR
and Mrs. Jesse bennett.
Mrs. William Cromack has been
here since her husbands funeral
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert n. Cromack.
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Eastern Star
One

About sixty members and guests
altered at the Masonic Temple
|fonday evening for the meeting Of
HOPE Chapter. 124. of the Order OF
Enc Eastern Star. Routine business
rs disposed of in the earlier part
the session, after which Mrs.
{amberth vas initiated into the
rider.
Following the initiation ceremo-
hes Miss Ethel Depew Henderson
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DONNA


NALEIfNE BRIDGE
One Of the largest and most in
teresting social affairs or the Season
was given Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Sam Crutcher
when Mrs. Crutcher, Mrs. j. o.
Park. and Mrs. w. q. Taylor enter
tanned with twelve tables of bridge.
The house decorations featured
spring flowers combined with a
lavish adornment Of valentines.
Following five spirited games Of
bridge II was found that high score
was held by Mrs. Henry Koch Of
Alamo. who was given a bouquet OF
radiance red roses IN an exquisite
basket made by Mrs. Park. Second
prize was awarded Mrs. Richard
Austin. pair Of beautiful hand
embroidered pillow slips. a very ar
tlsSic hRnd-embroidered bungalow
apron as third prize vas won by
Mrs. ". ". Brown Of La Feria. and
the cut prize was given Mrs. Har-
riet u. Gates o Elmira. N. T.. a
dainty hand-painted handkerchief.
The pleasure OF the afternoon was
added 10 by the delightful musical
program. with Miss Carolina White,
cello. Mrs. RittenhouSc, violin and
Mrs. Crutcher. piano.
"A delicious plate luncheon was
served. Punch was served through
out ten afternoon. The hoStesses
were assisted in serving BY Misses
Jean Mckenzie. Gay NewlanG, and
Charlotte Graham.
The guest list included Mesdames
james r. Maniterre. Il. Watts. Y.
Watts, II. l.. Towns. 6. w. Hall,
Glen Lucas, A. 7. Elliott. Josh
Ewing, 3. G. Norwood. Harry Car
rol. J. W. Richardson, Bryan Col
iier. Glen White. Herbert White. M
T.. White. Bill Ball, WIN. Daugher-
ty. Harry Bidreway. p. o. Wilker-
81. Geo. Vance. Joe Sellars, IT. VI.
Austin. Hammond. Mchaffey. Smell.
Barron. Truax. Petch.. Fisher. Ton-
ukman. John Bell Of Alamo. Cram
or. ". v. Stone OF In Feria, Thorn
ton Of San Juan. Rittenhouse
Wiedemann. Tsler of La Fcria
Howard Nohal. Aubrey Robson, Of
bennington. Ont Canada; j. O.
St-2ieht. McAllen; ard Misses Jes-
sic Mas Park. Carlyl White, Jen-
mic Louise Rrdfield. Harriet Gates
az Elmira. n. XII, lola 3urks and the
nCSLeSSc1.
ORGANIZE MISSIONARY
A few OF tho Younger girls OF
Donna met with Mrs. Paul COwan
at her home Monday night for the
purpose of organizing a young poo
pies missionary society. After an
explanation Of the work BY Mrs.
Coran. the program for January
was outlined. Delicious refresh
ments OF heart-shaped sandwiches.
cake and cocoa were served TO the
following. Misses Ruth Bunker.
lois Fleuriet. Sally Whigham. Arba
Mauldin. Joyce Price. Hazel Thomp-
son, Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs Claude
DALEY and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe SpettiRue and
MI. and Mrs. Buss were visitors IN
Austin this week
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WESLACO
HOSTS TO FACULTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Fonertsnn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil ID. Dixon
entertained with a delightful party
Friday evening for the members or
the junior and senior high school
faculty. The interesting decora-
tons we're suggestive OF the valen-
tine season. Lovely salad and ice
courses were served. Enjoying the
evening we're MesSieurs and Mes
danes T. Z. Chamness, W. T. Bar
bee, T. c. Mcconnell, Chas. II.
Hoge. w. w. Carrothers. G. M.
ONeal. Chas Dupre, /. z. Martin
G. z. Thompson, o. z. Prather OF
Donna; Mrs. Susie Mcdaniel. Mrs.
Ollie Reneau; Misses Amboline
Foreman, Fay Rawlins. Margaret
Sheffield. Thelma Smith. La Verne
Cook. Gertrude Streuer, Eva
Adams. Jean Smith ard Lucille
McRayen Of Harrington; Messrs. w.
w. Ballard and Hodge Thompson.
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SCOTTISH z



Mrs. r. A. Rowland entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her lovely
lakeside home honoring her sister,
Mrs. Harold Daniel Finley Of Edin-
burgh. Scotland. who is visiting
here the remainder OF the winter.
At the interesting games OF bridge
Mrs. Porter Davis won high and
Mrs. II. Raymond Mills held con-
ISOLATION The valentine motif was
aided with the red roses and poin-
settia. A delicious salad purse
was served. Guests were: Mes
DANES Finley Of Scotland. r. L.
Smith Of San Antonio. G. 7. Haven.
Frank FarriS and John Robinson
Of Edinburg. NJ. Gicse and William
George OF Elsa. Elsie Felker Of
Toledo. Ohio. Mesdames IT. w.
Glass. Porter Davis. John A
Knapp. j. z. Wheat. N. v. Sidener.
Harry Stebbins. Harry Solether.
Carl Moeller. w. r. Symonds. G..
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MOTHER AND
DAUGHTER BRIDGE

Mrs. A. Z. Richardson and
daughter. Mrs. Q. Lester Skagg5
entertained with a clever mother
and daughter bridge party al the
lovely Skaggs home Friday after
moo Miss Elsie Fell-er OF Toledo.
Ohio, who is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Harry Stebbins and Mrs. Harold
Daniel Finley OF Edinburgh. Scot
land who Is n winter guest OF her
sister, Mrs. r. A. Rowland, were
given remembrance gifts. Mrs.
Clell Solether won high score and
Mrs. 7. Blake Bricknell held low.
Guests were: Mrs. Finley, Miss
Felker. Mrs. L. II. q. Cook and
daughter. Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey.
Mrs. w. II. Baxter. Sr, Mrs. w. II
Baxter. Jr.. Mrs. Il. l.. Smith Of san
Antonio and daughter. Mrs. G. M.
Sheriff.. Mrs. J. " Francis ana
daughter. hrs. w. IT. Powell. Mrs.
#. Blake Bricknell ard daughter
in-law. Mrs. II Raymond Mills,
Mrs. &. c. Couch and daughter.
Mrs. Richard Short. Mrs. II. IL.
Reeves and daughter. Mrs. J. L.
Compere. Jr.. Mrs. Harry StebbIns,
Mrs. j. z. Wheat Of San Antonio
and daughter, Mrs. M. M. McASkill
and sister. Mrs. ]. G. Owens OF
Tennessee. Mrs. Clell Solether. Mrs.
Dan Couch and Mrs. .. w Ilford.
=
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Defiel Of St.
Paul. MINI. who are spending the
winter in Brownsville. MFR. and Mrs.
c. A. Rel and daughter. Miriam,
Of Brownsville. spent Sunday at the
a. Hemsa home.
Miss Winnie Lee Reeves Of Har-
llngen spent the weekend here
with her sister. Miss Alma Reeves.
Mrs. j. III. Head returned Friday
from several days visit in San An
tonic with relatives.
Miss Ada Mae Morgan who Is
teaching at Realities spent the
weekend here with her parents.
Or. and Mrs J. p. Morgan.
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n Menus
VI aMe Day

b. MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Menus for Dinner
Swiss Steak Baked Pctato-s
Buttered Carrots
Bran Mullins Butter
Celery and Apple Salad
Oatmeal Cookies Coffee
Swiss Steak for -Four
pound round steak. cut 1 inch
thick.
IL Z flour:
teaspoon salt:
il teaspoon pepper;
2 tablespoons CHOPPED c~nicns;
; tablespoons fat:
3 tablespoons ratsuP;
I cup water.
Wipe off the steak with \ damp
cloth. Pound the flour into the
meat on both sides. Sprinkle the salt
and pepper. Place the fat in n fry
inE nan and when hot add the meat
and brown well on both sides. Add
the rest az the Ingredients. Cover
and boil for , minutes. Place IN the
oven and bake for I hour. or until
very tender. Basic several times
during the baking.
Celery and Apple Salad, for Four
20 diced celery;
! cup diced apples:
10 cHp diced marshmsliovs.
Ia teaspoon salt;
1-S Gun salad dressing.
Chill all the ingredients. Mix and
serve IN cups az crisp lettuce leaves.
Oatmeal Cookies, Five Dozen
I cup fat.
, cups dark brown sugar;
? teaspoons cinnamon;
teaspoon cloves;
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NJ. Sheriff., J. =. Compere. Jr.. Miss
Thelma Smith, Mrs. John Graves.
Phil d. Dixon. H Raymond Mills.
T. Blake Bricknell. c. Lester
Skaggs, A. K. Richardson, w. II.
Miller and Frank Waters.
LLASo GRANDE
The Llano Grande home demon
straticn club met Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. L w Gross.
II was voted TO join with the
Southern Star club in the curb
market movement after interesting
discussion By Mrs. w. A. Black and
Mrs. John Brothers Of the South
ern Star Mrs. II. a. Coultas gave
an excellent talk on the making
and wearing qualities Of rayon.
Nine new members we're added TO
the roll. The hostess served deli
cious angel food cake and ice
cream.
Guests ve-c Mrs. Edward Hin
dahl. Mrs. o. ". Swsae and Miss
Sarah Bozsrth Of Illinois. Mes
danes William Winter. Sr.. and
william Winter. Jr.. Of Harrington.
John L. Bsrtin. r. 0. Richcreek. W.
A. Black. John Brothers. Misses
Vera Langley, Grace Morrison and
Grace Cross. New members were
hesdames John Crawford. !. II.
Couch. j. x. Penry. Lula Wilson.
G. r. Anderson. z. w. Langley. r.
H. Dunn. W. r. Anderson and r. T.
Hudson.
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Valley Society
z

favored the audience with several
instrumental numbers. while the
ntIre group joined in singing old
songs. The musical numbers over.
the group adjourned TO the parlors.
where a social hour was enjoyed,
during which refreshments Of sand
Tiches, cake and coffee we're served
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EVENING HOSPITALITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter KERN Long
entertained az bridge on "wednesday
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DORCAS SOCIETY

The Dorcss Aid Of the Imman-
uel Lutheran church met Thursday
afternoon al the home OF Mrs.
Henry Mottmiller south Of Weslaco.
An election of officers was held
with Mrs. Mottmiiler reelected
president; Mrs. Arnold Bartling,
vice president; Mrs. M. a. Borcilelt,
secretary-treasurer. a party was
planned in celebration Of the first
anniversary OF the organization OF
the aid. at the home Of Mrs. M. A.
Borchelt. Invitations will be ex-
tened TO all the women Of the
church. The hostess served love-
ly refreshments to fortv-two per-
sons. Out Of Valley guests we're
Mrs. Dan Schiedecker Of Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Getz OF Detroit; Mrs.
Herman wolter and Mrs. Twen-
chafel Of Illinois.
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HOLIDAY PARTY

"A special Washington's birthday
party was given by the members OF
the Hi-Lo bridge club Saturday
evening at the v. c. T. Thompson
home. Miss Lucille McRaven of
Harrington and w. T. Kingsbury
we're winners OF high score with
Miss Thelma Smith and S. M. Nc
Whorter receiving the consolation
scores. Nasturtiums and sweet peas
made the lovely floral decorations
with other decorations in keeping
with Washington's birthday.
Guests of the club were Miss
Lucille McRaven OF Harrington and
Miss Reynolds Of Chicago who Is
now employed with the ProEreso
Development Co; Messrs. Doc
Cdom, Parks Gcody, Ted 5need,
FLOYD Langford, Reed Lehman. s.
NJ. McWhortcr. Hodge Thomson
v. c. Thompson, Hardy Glenn
mems. Henry Wright and W. T.
Kingsburr.
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Auxiliary Studies
Stewardship

Mrs. Z. w. Grosenbacker talked
TO the members Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary on Stewardship Mon
oay afternoon. when the society
held their regular study meeting at
The church. AS no other business
IS taken up a. the study meetings.
the society adjourned az the close
Of the leSson.
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Hearts cut rrcm hects. rincntr-,
green peppers. plum or currant Jelly
~ rarasChino cherries can be used
Tor garnishing and decorating anne
Tiers. salads. and desserts. The
vegetables. Of course. are used for
the anpetizcrs and salads. while THE
jelly and cherries are used for salads
ard desserts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-19

IL teaspoon salt;
! cup raisins;
? eggs.
IL cup milk.
, L. cups flour
I teaspoon soda.
Cream the fat until soft. Add
the sugar and beat Tor l minute.
Add the rest Of the ingredients and
break Off small bits cr the dough
and fiatten down q inches apart On
creased baking sheets. Bake VI a
moderate oven for i2 minutes.