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The study club held their regular
program on Thursday afternoon az
Woman's Building. with Mrs. Sarah
Brindley and Mrs. Frank Chastain, as
hostesseS.
Mrs. Guy Snsvely was director Of
1e program. The modern short
story. (part 81, on the American
voE'i, OF local color, was the subject
with examples. Bret Harte and Mark
Twain. Mrs. SnaveIy gave = sketch
and description Of the book. "Tennes-
sees Partner" Mrs. 7. G. Webb rave
history Of Mark Twain. Samuel
Clemens with sisstchcs from Tom
SAWYER and Huckleberry Finn. and
reading of extracts from The Prince
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ELSA.
GEORGES ENTERTAIN
McQUAY +

Mr.: and Mrs. william George en-
tertained Saturday night in honor
Of Mrs. McQuay's Canadian guests,
Mrs. George Johnston and Miss
Mooney Of Goderick, Ontario, Can
ada. The evening was spent in con-
Nersation and games. Billie Joe
gave a number OF recitations.
A delicious lunch Of fruit salad,
waters, and punch we're served 10
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Liliestrand, Wal
ter and Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Carlson and Byron, Rev. J.. r.
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. McQuay,
Dora and Clifford and Mrs. .ohn-
ston, Douglas and Billie Joe and
Miss Mooney.
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MRS. BURGESS ENTERTAINs

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McQusy and
family and their house guests, Mrs.
Johnston and sons Of Godsrich.
Ontario, Canada, were very pleas
sntly entertained Friday evening
81 the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Burgess. the evening being spent
IN music and conversation. A
delicious salad course was served
later in the evening.
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MISSION
MEET

MEMBERSHIP MEET
Mrs. T. ] Caldwell was hostess at
the annual membership meeting OF
the Civic League Monday, this being
the date when all dues are 10 be
paid. Mrs. Caldwell, who - also the
president of this organization, con-
Quoted the business session.
A program followed. Mrs. Modem
Smith and Mrs. 7. j. Caldwell gave
q piano duet, Mrs. T.. 3. Waite violin
solos, accompanied by Mrs. s. L. Har-
din At the piano, Miss Mabel Nichol-
son readings, Mrs. Newell Waters OF
Weslsco, accompanied BY Mrs. Powell
Of the same city rendered several
beautiful solos, after which Mrs. ".
Smith poured tea at the table.
MRS. PICKLER SPEAKS
Mrs. A. NJ. Picker was the main
speaker al McAlIen Monday after
noon at the celebration Of Founders
Day" which was held at the Masonic
temple in that city, and attended By
p. z. O.'s from al over the Valley.
The subject Of Mrs. Pickler's address
was sour Founder" Mesdames
T. M Melden, r. Y. Conway, II. r..
Smith. z. ]. Stewart and others from
the local chapter attended the affair.
DINNER BRIDGE CLUB
The Friday Mite Dinner Bridge de-
voices met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. d. Brown last week for their
regular session. Mrs II. n. Rankin
receiving high score as did Waiter
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. Hardin
each holding low. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Parrish and Mr.. Rudolph
Rome were the only out OF club
CUES
TUESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
Mrs. Herbert Melch entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon bridge players
with a three-table affair. the Garden
Inn tesroom being the scene of com
bat Mrs. Harry Stehbins won high
score. The out Of club guests pres
ent were Mesdames Smoot. !. Duncan,
Ray Goodwin and III. Stebbins.
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Fire Chief Ross Marcus had a
birthday last thursday, which his wife
decided to celebrate with due cere-
mony. Theer were several OF his
friends invited 70 a stag dinner AZ 6
O'Clock in the evening. the following
~psrtaking OF thee bountiful meal:
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the date for the social meeting from
the last Thursday in the month TO
the third, with the p~royiso that the
different circles will alternate and
serve refreshmests with a silver
tea.
A very enjoyable program was
given including several selections BY
the quartet composed Of members
Of the Mission Music club. Rev. Carl
talked on the proposition Of aiding
the Mexican population in the build
Ing Of a new house Of worship in
their section Of tows. A reading BY
Miss Mabel Nicholson closed the pro-
gram.
Tea was served. with Mesdames Jo-
siah Bixler and Webb pouring, Cir
Gle No. 3 being host.
FOREIGN MISSION DECK
The Presbyterian Auxiliary OBJ
served Foreign Mission Week with
a study course on The Desire OF
All Missions" this study course be-
ing fostered each year for the pur-
pose Of fostering interest in the for
eicn mission cause. Different ladies
led the study course through the
week, with the final program and
review on Saturday.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
Baptist Missionary society was en-
tertained by Circle No. 2. Mrs. Rhea
leader, with Mrs. r. A. Mathis as
ssiting. a missionary program being
given by these ladies, al the close
Of which Miss Ruth Bayse gave a
saxophone solo. Mrs. Mathis follow
ing with a reading which took down
the house. Circle No. 3. Mrs. Mar
tin, chairman, served refreshments.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Neal and Mr..
and Mrs. Pickett of Hereford were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Marcu,
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. G. Lowry was in Donna
Saturday attending the reception
given for Rev. Budlong. the new
Episcopslian pastor. at the home Of
Mrs. Weaver in that city.
Al Craddoek Of Denver, Colo, is
here for a visit with his cousins.
Mrs. J. d. Moore, Jr., and Mrs. Hill
Cooke.
). III. McLane was in San Antonio
business for several days the last
q the week, attending the Hicks
huober company's meeting there.
W. II. Fromme and family have
moved 10 near Cuero, where Mr..
/ romme will enter in business with
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.al Williams and
llttie daughters, VINO have been here
Tor some time visiting at the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. r. K. Burnett. re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mcdonald of
Torn Rapids, Iowa, are back in
for their regular winter
months vacation. Tltsy had planned
making a trip to California this
winter, but on the advice OF their
physician took the dry and warn
Texas climate.
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r. r. q. CHAPTER

Mrs. "A. NJ. a. Picker was hostess
90 the II. +. @. chapter here Friday
afternoon. At the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. p. Conway. Mrs. r. A.
Stewart was leader Of the study
course. giving a review Of Father
the book which was under consider
alton.
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The regular weekly session or the
Methodist Missionary society took
place on Thursday, with a nice pro-
gram. this society having changed
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Valley Society
Phone Z

Phone

Mayor G. r. Dohrn. Firemen's Presi-
dent p. c. Decker, Assistant Fire
Chief Ray Landry. James Albertson
and D. u. Holmes. Mr.. Marcus guests
left wishing many happy returns Of
the day. as vel las many more years
Of service with the Mission fire de-
partment.
STUDY JAZZ
The Mission Music club was enter
tanned al the home Of Mrs. T. A.
Humason Friday. with Mrs. Humason
and Mrs. DeWald joint ~hostesses.
Mrs. NJ. Smith was leader The topic
was The Psychology Of Jazz Mrs.
Smith reading a paper on the sub
jcct. explaining its origin. Miss Do
ris Humason gave a piano selection;
Mrs. LilliaS Eeitz sang, accompanied
BY MINIS. Proctor. Several musical
selections were given by G.. G. Deck
CT. and a vocal solo by Tom Huma-
son, Jr. accompanied by his mother,
n photograph record. "A Rhapsody
in Blues completing the program.
MRS. COCHE HOSTESS
Mrs. Hill Cooke was hostess to a
party Of friends Friday. when she
gave a three-table afternoon bridge,
IGNORING her cousin. Mrs. J. G. Bell.
here from Boulder. Colo, for a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Oliver Les
ter. Nasturtiums furnished the dec
orstions. these snowy little flowers
being in evidence throughout the
home. Mrs. ~. a.. Iowrv WIS hirh
score holder. and received a beauti-
full souvenir If the occasoni. The
guests present we're Mesdames Drum
mond. George AEnew. Brinkman. III.
n. Haistead. +. B. Sydnor. Jack Lair.
r. c. Lowry. Miss Myrtle Hatch, Mrs.
John Cardwell and Mrs. Sam Ford
Of McAllen, Mrs. n. p. Evans Of Fort
Riley. Mrs. Oliver Lester and the
honoree, Mrs. y. q. Bell Of Boulder,
Colo.
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figure. are in order The trousers
ar? fitted at the hips and CONE up
over a tuck-in blouse. They could
be worn without the blouse over the
shirt and shorts Of the bathing cos
tune, if one wished to eliminate
the beach coat for the separate
bathing suit.
Of course most young girls prefer
the shirt with shorts or the me
piece bathing suit for the ocean
swim. But a little newer and more
feminine is the suit shown at the
right of the sketch. This has the
sunan back and a little gathered
skit at the back only, leaving the
front plain. 1t combines a contrast
in jersey, the front and shorts being
Of white or beige or green, with the
rest Of the suit in blue or brown or
black. Any one OF these suits would
require but little space to Pack.
If an evening or formal after
room frock IS required r.;fcn will
{ found the n.1- convenient The
ctject is first TO e!:nlLa.e weight
and bulk from the grip, and second,
ly to select fabrics that will not
wrinkle. If the chiffon should Wrin-
kle, the sea air, particularly if it
is a little damp, taxes the wrinkles
out, or this failing, the trock nay
be hung for a few minutes in the
bathroom after the hot water has
been turned on. The steam will
remove the wrinkles.
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and need to be taken from your
menu.
You may have been using one
soap or one cream for years in spite
of the fact that your skin does not
respond to it. If this is true, ex-
pertinent a bit and find one that
does.
Dandruff is very seldom eliminate
ed with treatment. I have known
people who were frightfully an
noyed with scaly and itching scalp
who never did anything but tell
everyone how very annoying it wasl
Surely not a very active or correc-
tive treatment results from talking.
1t is the talking case" that soon
becomes chronic and requires a long,
tedious period for correction.
Go over every part of your body
and every feature, check up careful
ly to see if you are doing every
possible thing to aid your beauty.
If not, you r falling short of your
duty to yourself and the years sim
ply will stamp themselves on you.
The beauty and charm which Is
rightfully yours will not linger long,
enough to give you even a passing
dream OF youth and beauty"
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As the heat Of the day increased
this fist.u was removed, only to be
dcnned again later in the afternoon
when 1t was seen topping a pink
coat Of embroidered crepe de chine.
A natural ballibunti hat trimmed
with pink and groSgrain ribbon, sun
tan hose and ink kid pumps, COM
pleted the ensemble.
But to come down to brass tacks
for the Week-enderS drawn to the
big swimming pool along the At
lantic coast, the sleeveless mode &C
complishes two things. 1t gives her
a change of cool suntan costumes
with the least possible baggag& She
may travel to her week end destira-
ton in the little two-piece sleeve
ISIS frock, sketched at the center,
topped of course, by a jacket. This
may be Of printed silk or in a one
tone effect with contrasting sweater
worn with a straw hat and kid san
dal5 ip q one or two-strap model. If
the ensemble is in a print. the shoes
black, according to tine ground OF
the print. Kid is the best choice for
the shoes because it is cooler than
any other leather.
White Wash Pajama
For the morning on the beach
there is the COB pajama o. white
wash fabric, which is nonchalant
'arefree and comfortable looking.
With this. Of course, white shoes,
or The strap sandal sketched on the
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that the chest is raised rather than
stuck out. The feet should be so
placed that the toes do not point
toward each other; thus a bullying
ankle line is avoided.
In crossing the legs don't jam
the upper one down on the lower
one, or the line of the leg will be
flatteped out instead Of curving
gracefully.
Don't always play with a buckle
on your dress or a Strard of beads
at your throat. Don't PICK at your
finger nails, or indulge in similar
nervous habits. Nothing spells the
poise that is SO essential to every
woman as much as the constant
movement Of her hands IN some flu
tile and idle habit.
The problem Of how to cleanse
the skin properly has been a veX-
ing one. Nothing hut soap and warm
water, followed by a cold rinse, will
keep che type or skin III gOoc con-
dition. For other skins oI2ly rich,
oils and creams are effective cleans
crs. Almost every skin demands
a special combination Of pIepara-
tons to achieve the perfect cleans
ing. When this is found, the skin
glows with health and beauty.
When blackheads, whiteheads, en-
larged pores or any of the various
types of skin blemishes appear it
is time to check back yer the
cleansing method you are using to
find what you are Going uncon-
sciously to te. down the good work
you are trying to do.
Or it may be your diet-some one
or two foods that yen are fond Of
but which are not promoting your
general beauty-which are at fault
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The bare arms have it. If the
suntan rage continues through the
coming winter, few of us will have
to resort to the beauty parlor for
our coat of tan on our arms, at least.
Bare arms are an everywoman fash
ion. For all kinds of sports, and
for the spectator costume at these
sports, the very smartest women ap-
pear in sleeveless frocks, usually
complemented with jackets. Since
the jacket has become SO fashion,
able, even the most conservative
may now go sleevelessly rocked.
Quite formal was a sleeveless cos
tune seen recently at the Westcles-
ter horse show, where the elite con-
gregate. The frock was of egg-shell
crepe, and had a detachable fishu.
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two or three months time to accomplish beneficial
Of things we do that mar our physical beauty?
Things such as improper cleansing methods for the
skin, sitting with the feet In an awkward position,
biting the finger nails, sitting with the shoulders
slumped over?
Then, too, there is the problem Of sleeping prop
erly. Bed covers pulled up over thu lips spell ruin
to the complexion as well as to the area around the
eyes. When the bedding is allowed to cover the
mouth one simply breathes back into the system all
the impurities that are thrown off during the
night, thus not only Is a healthful nights res. lost,
but one rises with lines and circles under the ewes
Another sleeping habit you may have is that of
placing the pillow under the head only, instead OF
allowing the shoulders to rest upon It too. III YOU
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los FRESNOS
sTAITFFER HOSTESS

MRS. STAUFFER HOSTESS
MS. Joseph Stauffer entertained
members Of the Catholic Ladies
Promotion society at her home on
Friday afternoon. The early part
of the meeting was spent in the
transaction Of business, while the
remainder of the time was spent
socially. The hostess served deli
cious sandwiches, fruit salad, cake
and iced lemonade.
The next meeting will be held
with Miss Josephine Kretz at Lau-
relies on the afternoon OF July 1e.
VISITORS HONORED
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kretz were
hosts at an enjoyable outing at
Lake Olmito on Saturday evening,
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Chase Of Pasadena, Calf. The time
was spent in roasting wieners and
in other diversion.
Guests for the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Emery Kyrkhendall of
San Benito, Clinton Pfeiffer, Peter
Watkins, Miss Gertie Siderius, Glare
Chase, Miss Marguerite Lupton, Mr..
and Mrs. John Chase and son, Ron
aid, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Chase.
PICNIC SUPPER
An enjoyable affair Of the week
UaS a picnic supper at Boca Chica
on Sunday evening. The group as
sembled at twilight and spread a
delicious supper. Those participant
ing in the affair were MI. and Mrs.
w. G. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
Taylor and two daughters, Miss
Geneva Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Hinkley and children.
FAMILY REUNION
Friends and immediate relatives
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moses met at
their home on the Fourth of July
IN the first family reunion of the
year, three daughters, two sons and
three brothers with their families
being present. The occasion for the
gathering was a fish fry.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Moses and four children, Mr..
and Mrs. John Moses and eight
daughters, MI. and Mrs. Jess Moses
and sons, Jess Jr., Leo and Paul:
MI. and Mrs. John Patterson and
son, Charles Wesley and daughters,
Juanita and Amy kathleen, Mr.
and Mrs. Grady Brooks and chill
dren. Eula, Willie, Elsie, Junior,
Moses and Virgil, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Moses, Jr., George L. Coates,
Nell Karstette. Miss CathiIeen
Stauffer, Miss Emma Moses and
Lonnie Moses.
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK
A special sermon was preached
on Sunday morning at the Los Fres-
nos Methodist church at IL o'clock
by Mrs. F. H. Trimble, who is a re-
turned missionary from China.
FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC
A group Of Los Fresnos residents
met at the home of Mr.. csnd Mrs. G.
W. Lipe on Independence Day and
enjoyed a picnic on the banks Of
the Los FresnoS water reserve. Va
rious means were used in entertain
ing the guests throughout the day
and a delicious picnic lunch was
spread and eaten at noon.
Those present yer MI. and Mrs
G. A. Stanford and children, Roy
De Busk, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ed
mondson, Mrs. Ida Bearden of
Avery, Texas, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
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HARLINGEN
LOS ANGELES VISITOR

LOS ANGELES VISITOR
Mrs. ". NJ. Bass honored her
daughter, Mrs. G. 3. Roberts Of Los
Angeles, Calf, with a four table
bridge party Thursday afternoon at
her home on Madison street.
Roses mingled with fern in at
tractive baskets and zinnias in crys-
tai bowls adorned the rooms
throughout the home.
Mrs. Wimberly McLoud received
q pearl choker for high o and
Mrs. Mack Caul was second, re-
Viewing a pair of silk hose. The
honoree was also given a pearl
choker.
A delicious salad course was serv-
ed to is guests.
nIEHLS ENTERTAIN
DR.. and Mrs. George w. Diehl
were hosts to the Wednesday Night
Bridge club at their home.
Roses and sprays Of ~bougainvil-
lea were the decorations for the
living rooms where 8 tables of play
ers assembled.
High score prizes were awarded
Earl Corder and Mrs. Francis In
gram. An ice course was served
to II guests.
BRIDGE HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Pritchard
entertained a number of their
friends THURSDAY night with bridge
nf thew hl1,a1 - Met Dt,Al.1-1-, IT,
Pink roses artistically arranged in
bright colored baskets gave floral
charm to the living rooms where
the games Of the evening were en-
joyed.
Miss Mary Eva Crockett receiv-
ed high score for the women, DR..
Jno. Crockett was high for the men
and MI. Guy Zachery low.
A delicious salad course was
served to IL guests.
FRIDAY CLUB
Mrs. Jess Wilson entertained the
Friday club at her home on the La
Feria highway Friday afternoon.
Corona vine in crystal bowls
adorned the living rooms where
three tables Of players gathered for
the afternoons diversion. Mrs
Bush received high score for the
club members, Mrs. Frank Erwin of
Waxahachie received high guest
and Mrs. G. W. Springer was Sec
ond high.
A delicious salad course was
served on decorated trays to club
members and the following guests:
Mrs. F. Erwin, Waxahachie, Earl
Rumbo, B. B. Brier, and M. A.
Rose.
CLEANERS CLASS
The Cleaners class Of the First
Baptist church was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of
mrs. H. E. Butt on West Harrison
street with Mesdames N. A. David
son, R. L. Lester and Mrs. Butt as
joint hoSteSSes. Corona vine and
roses were used to decorate the re-
ception rooms. Mrs. r. r. Prade,
president of the class, presided over
a business session after which a
musical program and social hour
was enjoyed by IS guests. A salad
course was served.
TACKEY PARTY
Circles four and five Of the
Methodist Missionary Society held
a 'tacky' party and silver tea
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. L. R. Hollingsworth on Tay-
Tor street.
The house party was attired in
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BURTED WITH WIFF,S RING

MOULTON. Eng.-George E. Putt
nam, who committed suicide in grief
over his wife's death, asked that her
wedding ring be buried with him.
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MADMAN IN AMBUSH

SHENSTONE, Eng.-Insane over
financial losses, Merry A. Sims am
pushed his wife, her son and a
neighbor, shooting the three TO
death.
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PERSONALS

A. G. Wingerd of Windfield, Kas..
is visiting his brother, Allen Win
gerd.
Jno. T. Floore left Friday night
for San Antonio, Dallas and Troup
on business.
j. G. Atchison left Friday for
San Antonio where he will meet
Mrs. Atcison who has been in a
Temple hospital for several weeks.
They will visit in Alpine for sew
eral weeks before returning to
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Sherwood
have as their guests MI. and Mrs.
M. B. Sherwood of Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. L. B. Ewing left SATURDAY.
Tor Amarillo to visit her mother
and sisters.
Charles H. Brown left Thursday
night for Canton, Mo-, to attend
the funeral of a relative.
MI. and Mrs. Lowell Bell Of Kan
sas City are the guests of Msr.
Blanche Jones.
MI. and Mrs. T. H. Blocker Of
Lubbock, Tex, are located in Har-
Iingen during the cotton season.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. r. Brady have
as their guests for the week. Mr..
ana Mrs. L. H. Brady, Denton, Mr..
ana Mrs. Wade Gober, Greenville,
Mr.. B. A. Rue and Misses Min
IeVUe and Maudell Rue of Paris.
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OF preventing rounded shoulders and a chin that eventually IA and
that is to throw the pillow away!
Few women know how to sit properly. 1t isn't 50 much a matter az
sitting back on the chair as it is Of keeping the spine in a straight line
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Elodla Monroe has returned
from Brownsville where she was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Miguel
Garcia. She was accompanied here
by MI. and Mrs. Miguel Garcia and
little daughter, who stayed over
Sunday.
Misses Ninfa and Margarita del
Vale of Monterrey, Mexico, are the
house guests of Miss Estella Mango
this week.
Captain Mott Ramsey left We'd
nesday for Fort Sam Houston where
he has been transferred.
Mrs. Frank Chapa of San Antonio
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. M.
T. Flores.
Captain and Mrs. Ralph Lewis
have arrived in Fort Ringgold where
Captain Lewis has been ordered to
relieve Captain Mott Ramsey in the
veterinary corp. Captain Lewis
comes from Fort Sam Houston and
Captain Ramsey will take his place
in Fort Sam Houston.
Juan Hinoiosa, Jr., and Limo Pc
rez, Jr., motored to Dallas Friday
returning on Wednesday of this
week accompanied by Mrs. Juan
H~inojosa.
Miss Alicia Soils returned Satur-
day from Brownsville where she
was the guest of MI. and Mrs. Mig
uel Garcia for the festivities Incl
dent to the Fourth Of July celebra-
ton.
Mrs. M. w. Talcott Of Alamo is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. G. j.
Martin, this week.
Mrs. @. A. King and children of
Mercedes were the weekend guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. King.
Mrs. Mary H. Edgerton returned
recently from a weeks visiting in
Monterrey, Mexico.
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the Little Sins
Against Beauty
~ JosEpHrNE HuppLEsroN

Almost every day In one way or another we indulge In some sort Of
misunderstanding habit. More often than not there are half O dozen
traits, all Of them unconscious. But when we consider how we fret and
fuss over a corrective treatment for wrinkles or obesity which requires
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Lipe and family, Mrs. Charles Eng
lar, MI. and Mrs. Harry Graybill
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K
Siderius, MI. and Mrs. j. w. Potter
Of Los Indios, and Mr. and Mrs
Robert Rosenkoetter.