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New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
WORCESTER ENGINEER
 WILL LECTURE HERE
W. Earle N!,umNav NilI AGGTcs. Joint Meeting of Technical
 Experts Gt Trade school.

X joint meeting Of the Connccti- cut Foundrymen's association with the Now Britain section of the American Society of Mechanical En- ginecrS will Uc held at the State Trade school Wednesday evening, Dinner Hill be served at C:30 o'clock. The speaker will be W. Earle Shuuway, sales engineer Of inc Norton Co.,, of Worcester, Mass. His subject will be "PIunging Cuts and Portable Grinding.'
 Herman $. Hall, former director Of he local state Trade school, now assistant state director, is president and will preside.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
Girl Dead 13 Minutes
 Saved by New Discovery

Little Rock, Ark. Dec. l6 (UP)-Juda Campbell, ] ,, whose heart stopped for 13 minutes while she WAS under an anaus- thctlc for a tonsil removal, was alive and well today as the re- suit of a new discovery in re- suScitatiou.
 The little negro girl was re- viycd after all animation had been suspended when Dr. s. !" Ilo8e injected oxygen directly into her blood. Previously it had been believed that such an injection would cause instant death
 Physicians here said they re %ardcd Dr. HoGe's method as q phenomenal contribution 10 science. Never before, to their knowledge, had such an injection been made for such a purpose.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
1880 Long Skirt Would
 Be Very ShOrt in 1925

Boston, Dee. l6 U'P)-What WIS considered darm@ly short in 192l- 25 is the new long "kirt for 193o. Artrinc Hooper, style advisory board chairman "f the National Associa- tion of Cotton Manufacturers, sail in report today.
 "Nmotcrn thirty gives more iIl'l- sion of length because the high waistlmo gives an added flowing moyomont.' she observed, "Thc daytime skirt is four inches below the knee, I2 to If inches from the ground"
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
Lottery Still FIourishes
 Nit!, II Men Under Arrest

Bridgeport. Dee. 16 N-p)-F.Icven mon Were undo" arrest here today while state police continued their search for the source of "I uckY Day" lottery tickets.
 Despite closing Of Long Hill printing plant and seizure of 7oo,- ooo treasury balance tickets, Fair field county continues 10 be flooded with the tickets, according to States Attorney William II. Comloy.
 Comlcy has announced his inton- tion of driving the lottery out of this county.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
Chinese Rebel Reported
 To Have Taken Own Life

Ranking, China, Dee. 1G P) - Official dispatches from Canton to- day said that the noted General Chang Fall-Nci. leader Of the re- bellious "lronsidcs' division, had committed suicide December F after failing to capture Canton from the nationalistS.
 If the report is true, the morale of the other rebels against the gov crnmcnt will probably be weak cngd.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

and became the father of q son born there yesterday.
 Rector severed an artery in a ling CT Of the left hand and lost so much blood that when he reached the ccn- ter of the city in an automobile which he was driving. he felt him. self becoming weak and he called Officer Dolbcrt NoIcy. telling him he feared he might collapse before reaching the hospital. The officer ac-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
Busy Day at Hospital
 For Clayton Court Man

Michael Rector of 1 Clayton Court had important business at New Brit ain General hospital Saturday after noon and again yesterday morning. He was treated there for an injury sustained while chopping wood shortly after r o'clock Saturday,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
CvTAItN NERAL SERVICES

Stamford, Dee. 1G,-tUID-I'u- neral services will be held here to- raorroW for Rev. Dr. Ford Cyrinde Ottman. widely known Presbyterian clergyman and religious Writor who died at his home here Sunday night in his 7lst year.
 Dr. Ottmun, native Of Seward, x. N., formerly served Hs commis- soncr to the Far East Of the Pres hytcrian general assembly and at one time was dean of stony Brook. CN. YDschool for boys He left q wife, two daughters and a son.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
SWITCH BLAMED IN WRECK

Washington, Dec. if LP - An open switch believed 10 have been maliciously tempered with was held today by the interstate commerce commissions safety bureau 10 have caused the accident on the St. Louis san Francisco railway at Henryetta. Okla. August IS, 1929, resulting in the death of II persons.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

companicd him and notified an ac- quaintance 10 come after the auto mobile. After the flow of blood was stopped and the injury treated. Rec tor was able to go home, but he was back yesterday to visit his wife and
 infant,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
SOCIALISTS HURT iN RIOT

Vienna, Dec. 1G.-tRl-SrycraI SO cialists were severely injured at Ebcnscc, upper Austria. sunday morning during clash of the Fascist organization lIcimWehr. gcndarmes, and workers. A number of the gcndarmcs were injured by stones.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

An oil we'll, drilled in q cemetery of the Ponca Indians in Oklahoma eight years ago. still produces.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
SANTA MARIA

Rev. and Mrs. Walton and chill
dren of Donna visited here during
the week.
Miss Elizabeth SAMSON spent the
weekend in Mercedes with her little
friend, Miss Herndon.
Miss Bernie eFoster of Santa
Rosa spent the weekend with Mrs.
r. H. Hargrave.
Miss Tommie Lou Hargrave spent
the weekend in Kingsville.
Mrs. Wallace Harpster Of Ray
mondville is spending the week with
Mrs. B. O.. HarpSter.
Mrs. j. Q. Duncan and daughters
OF Edinburg were here SATURDAY..
MI. and Mrs Moore Mathews were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hop
kins Of Mercedes Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mock were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ode
meyer of Mercedes Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. r. H. Hargrave, Miss
Bernice Foster, Wilbert Williams
and Norman Donges spent the
weekend at the point.
The Methodist Missionary society
Invited the Baptist society to meet
with them in an all-day meeting
at Mrs. McLain's of La Feria. The
missionary lesson "a given in the
afternoon by Mrs. Cornett and Mrs.
Mock.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. SAMSON and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Davis were in
Harrington Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Kluck Of Santa
Rosa were dinner guests of MIR. and
Mrs. j. G. Davis Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
Valley Society
Phone
Phone 2

with hearty applause. She gave a
short talk on what the Rio Hondo
conference last weekend had meant
to her.
The girls who attended the on
ference gave q detailed report OF
the good time they had. The party
left Brownsville Friday afternoon In
two cars, ch~aperoned by Mrs. Fes-
sender. At supper that evening
everyone got acquainted, and it was
found that almost every town in the
Valley was represented. The eve
ming was occupied with an enter
tanning program of stunts. At z a.
m. Saturday everyone took a hike
or a dip, which rendered the camp
breakfast doubly enjoyable. During
the morning the girls heard some
interesting talks or college and vo-
cations for women by Miss Hooking
and Mrs. Hayes, president OF the
Valley Y. w. G. A. K. P'S served
dinner at ! p. m. This was followed
by a rest hour, after which Mrs.
Ronecker talked on health, and,
with the assistance of several Girl
Reserves, gave a health play. An
other was in order in the afternoon,
and after supper, made lively with
songs sung at the table, a large
camnfire was built, and Mrs. Wal
ter Weaver entertained the girls
with a number Of fascinating stories
about the stars, and Miss Nicholson
gave readings.
On Sunday morning the entire
party attended church in Rio Hon
do, leaving for home after a de-
liciouS Sunday dinner.
Those attending from Brownsville
were Elizabeth Rowe. Mary Helen
George, Rachel Barnes, Dorothy
Blanton, Ayliffe Cobolini, Shirley
Slower, Alcine Morris, Cherrille de
Berdeleben, Marie workman and
Mrs, FeSSenden.
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MERCEDES
!, FOR VISITOR

=. E. Haynes and her daugh-
-ans Sara. entertained with a
ADJ IaNrty of charming appoint
OF Oitkurday afternoon to honor
AlrF , aide Graham of WaXa-
Tespoi no is a guest in the
vo d. ne.
Pa, was held at the Leg
iol light tms. A flc yer theme OF
yellS HINES White was carried out,
with ar Oh arrangement Of yel-
low aifrt oite snap dragons and
nasturtih Fifteen tables were
arranged fs1t the large club
room, with tallies and accessories
carrying out the yellow and white
theme.
In the games, Mrs. Charles Hupp
scored high, Mrs. Fred Brooks. sec
ond high, and Mrs. John Rouse
scored for consolation. Miss Ora
ham was the recipient of a pretty
guest favor.
Those enjoying this pretty affair
were Mesdames Carrie M. Stuart.
Frank Duncan, Harold Stuart, John
Rouse, George Markham. P. w.
Perkins, r. Caraway, Jack Ray,
Kathryn Chadick, John Shaw. J. s.
Mcneil. Walter Frricke, Grafton
Burdette, H. j. Mention, Jack Troll
1inger, Frank Hall, Fl. z. Hager,
John Herndon, Ray Tolson, S. w.
Herndon of Houston, Fred Brooks,
q. G. Fittz, Art Tolson, John Ash
ton, G. H. Hupp. B. M. SAMSON Of
Santa Maria. William Copeland,
George Breeding, H. E. Bennett, L.
r. Hoyt, j. G. Deyo, Ed Olson, Lee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
Officers Elected
By Girl Reserves

Girl Reserves elected Ayliffe Co
bolini president for the coming year
at their annual election of officers
held Tuesday afternoon in the
sophomore room at the high school.
Rachel Barnes was chosen vice pres
ident, Corrine Walton, secretary;
Shirley Slower, treasurer, and Cher
rifle de Bardeleben, corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Douglas Fessenden
is to be adult advisor. The officers
will be installed at the next club
meeting.
The meeting was opened at 4 p.
m. with several songs led by Evelyn
Dever. Marie Workman read the
devotional, Just the Same Today
Miss Lillian Hooking told the girls
about the conference ar Camp Wal
demar held early in the summer.
This conference is attended by pres
idents of Girl Reserve chapters from
various states. Plans for an as
sembly program to raise money to
send Ayliffe Cobolini, incoming
president, to this meeting were
turned over to Cherrrlle de Bardele-
ben. 1t was also suggested that each
member make some money to be
donated to the fund
Mrs. Fessenden, new advisor, was
introduced to the club, ana received
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
PHARR
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Guy Ritchie was in Falfurrias
on Sunday of this week visiting
with friends.
Miss Marion Crofoot Of Pharr
spent the weekend with her folks
in Austin and returned to resume
her work on Monday morning in
the Pharr-San Juan junior high
school.
Miss Florence left Friday for
her home in Corpus Christi where
she spent the week end with her
parents and attending the Scrth
Texas division of the Texas Teach
ers association.
Among those from Pharr who at
tended the Passion Play in San Ar
tonic during the week included
Mrs. Guy Pitchie. Mrs. H. L. Grnn,
Misses Sibvl HARRISON, lone
Thompson, Stella Stanfield, and
Matte Mae Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller Of San
Juan returned to her home on Sun
day after spending several days on
business and visiting with friends.
MI. and Mrs. William Standefer
and son, Clifton. were in Point Isa-
bel or Sunday afternoon on an cut
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Herbert Of
this city were called to San An
tonic during the week end to the
bedside of relatives.
Eugene Mabry who he's been in
Iowa for some time is visiting in
the home Of his uncle, NJ. II. Low
RE Of Pharr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks Miller Of this
city returned to their home from
San Antonio where they spent sew
eral days on business and plea
sure.
Mrs. Annie Deal CT Helena, Ark,
left Friday morning for her home
after spending several weeks with
her cousin, Mrs. j. z. Eakin.
Mrs. l.. l.. Warden is in San An
tonic this week end where she is
to attend the Passion Play and
visit with friends.
Miss Lucille Evans has returned
to the Baptist Academy at San
MARCOS Wnere Sne WILL resume ner
studies after a few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linesetter
are in Kerrville on an extended va
cation for the health of Mr.. Line
setter who has been i'll for some
time at his home in Pharr.
Rev. DR.. Brannon Of San Marcos
was a visitor in the home of Rev.
Archie Reed of Pharr on Sunday
where he filled the appointment at
the Pharr Presbyterian church.
Mrs. r. w. Briggs was hostess to
the Wednesday afternoon bridge
club at her home on Cage boule-
ward when three tables Of players
assembled.
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ADVICE TO Il
A ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
I started going with a boy about
this time last year and I know he
loved me very much and I loved and
still love him dearly. I was away
this summer and he wrote me let
tiers and I did not receive them,
He started going with another girl
and it has been within the last
month that they have broken up,
He is going with no nj ct the pres
ent (steady). All the time he went
with other girls he seemed to always
feel partial to me. I am pretty sure
he still loves me and I would give
anything to have him for a sweet
heart again. If he should ask me
for a date, should I refuse or ac-
cept? He has always been very
friendly to me. He is three years
my senior.
Lou: If the young man asks your
permission to call, I see no reason
why you should refuse him.
.
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
What is the best cure for a fellow
that is egotiStical?
I am a girl of nineteen and go
with a fine young man Of twenty
three. He and I have loads in COM
m0~, therefore we get along great
toge ther but his greatest and only
fault is egotism. I'm getting tired
of this "I love me stuff"
ANTOINETTE.
Antoinette: Try his Zine" your
self and see what happens. A few
doses should be sufficient to effect
a cure.
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Morrison, Tom Bruton Of Wes-
laco, NJ. G. Black, Walter Long and
Eva Birthisel of Donna, Misses
Helen and Elizabeth Summers OF
Harrington, MeSdames G. N. Let
zerich, Joe Chaudoin and Will
Hundley Of Harlingen, G. w. Ar
cher, Hughes Evans, James Ander-
sou, r. r. Barton, Miss Josephine
Simon, Mesdames William DeCell,
N. L. Harrington, j. j. Murray, w,
H. Carlisle, William Hghes of Wes-
laco, Joe Brooks, r. H. Kern,
James Houze, Iceland Matthews.
Fred Wright and T. w. Mcqueen.
NEEDLECRAFT
Mrs. j. S. Mcneil was hostess to
the Needlecraft club on Friday aft
ernoon.
Spending the afternoon in the
usual manner of sewing and chat
ting, the afternoon passed quickly
away. The guests includes Mes
danes j. E. Haynes, j. H. Christ
ner, Margaret King. A. w. Shouset
It. II. Pollard, Fred Griffith, Ed
Yates, N. L. Harrington, John
Gouse, Walter Swarner, L. M.
Findley. w. w. DeCell and Dea-
coneSs Bickford.
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Baptist Society
Sews For Home

The members Of the Baptist Mis-
sionary society met at the church
at 10 a. m. Monday for an indus
trial meeting. The day was devoted
to sewing for Buckner's orphans
home in Dallas Mrs E. w. Mar
shall, who has recently returned
home from Austin and San Antonio.
told the society about the Passion
Play which she attended, and about
visiting Mrs George Simpson, a for
mer president Of the local mission
! ary society.
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Miss Terror, who will be their
guest.
Mrs. e. c. Hall and her mother,
Mrs. K. R. Heskett of Donna, ar
rived Friday morning from Wake
field, Kans., where they have spent
te past three weeks visiting rela-
tives.
MI. and Mrs. L. Paul Matthews
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Lallande and daughter,
Viola, and Mr.. and Mrs. Glover, all
Of New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Van Auken.
who spent the winter in McAllen,
left Wednesday night for their
home in Forest. Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granger Smith,
Jr., were guests Wednesday eve
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
Luncheon Given
For Miss Mason

Mrs. z. K. Goodrich, Jr., was
hostess at a charmingly appointed
luncheon and bridge at the Country
club on Tuesday, naming her guest,
Miss katherine Jane Mason Of
Marceline, Mo-, as honoree. A four
course luncheon was served to So
guests, after which the afternoon
was spent playing the favored game.
Prizes went to Mrs. Wallace Har-
wood, first; Mrs. James Shelton,
Jr., second. and Mrs. Burt Hinkley.
Jr., the BOBBY. Miss Mason received
a lovely guest remembrance A
dainty color scheme. of pink and
lavender was carried out in the dec
grafton and accessories, with CEN
terpieces of pink roses and laven-
dar larkspur gracing the tables.
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One muSC De III UIle kIlOW.
If anybody told Jane the sort OF
story that Annabelle's friends tell,
would get a slapped face.
Jane is sensible, good-natured,
and she loves to work.
ONE day she'll marry the boy
lend and they'll have a little bum
allow somewhere or a little flat
nd there1l be a baby before you
IN wink
And Jane will know how to take
re of that baby, and she'll make
: baby's clothes and have a good
aner ready for her husband when
comes home, and some day the
y friend will own a little share
the company where he rolls bar
s and carries boxes to the truck.
Oh, yes, James children will
tount to something, and, as for
grandchildren, they'll probably
as silly and useless and unin-
asting as Annabelle.
MT it a pity?
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received high score at the games of
bridge and Mrs. T. H. G. Cook win
ming second high. Lovely refresh
ments were served after the series of
games.
Out Of town guests we're: the hon.
Gree, Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Walter
Weaver and Miss Jane Redfield of
Donna; Mrs. G. S. Collier, Mrs. E.
Doughety, Mrs. Jack Berry, Mrs.
Y. II. McManuS and Mrs. Lewis of
Edinhurg. WeSlaco guests were:
Mrs. C.. Lester Skaggs, Mrs. A. E.
Richardson, Mrs. r. A. Rowland,
Mrs. T. H. Cook, Mrs. II. L. Bonney-
castle, Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey, Mrs.
T. c.. Cressner and Miss Elizabeth
Cuzzort.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dunkleberg
and two sons Of Brownsville and DR..
and Mrs. K. j. Scott and three sons
Of Pharr were Sunday guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. It. A.
Mauck.
MI. and Mrs. J. o. Frizzell and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Monte
Walker and daughter, Elaine, were
Sunday guests at the M. L. Walker
home in San Benito.
MI. and Mrs. G. A. Riel and
daughters, Marjorie and Miriam,
Of Brownsville and grandson. Curtis
Walker Of San Benito, were Sunday
guests at the A. Hemsa home north
of Weslaco.
Mrs. w. H. Baxter, Jr., and baby
son, left Saturday for Arlington,
Texas, where they will visit Mrs.
Baxter's parents. Mrs. w. E. Ship
of Enness who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. v. G. Thompson. the
past three weeks accompanied her.
MI. and Mrs. j. Edward Santo
who have been spending the winter
here left Monday for their home in
INDIANAPOLIS.
Miss Ethel Carr of Donna spent
Sunday here visiting her sister, Miss
Evelyn Carr. DR.. o. Arthur Carr
visited his daughter in the after
noon.
MI. and Mrs. Clyde Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Diehl were Sunday
visitors ct the Jim Puci1ett home
near San Benito.
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RIO HONDO
LANGS ENTERTAIN

lLANGs ENTERTAIN
MI. and Mrs. Reed Lang enter
tanned the American Legion and
auxiliary Tuesday evening at their
charming country home. The eve
ming was spent in games and play
ing cards. Late refreshments of
sandwiches, cake and coffee were
served to the following: Messrs. and
Mesadmes D. P. Rounds, George
Kindinger. j. A. Webb, l.. P. Hatch,
B. P. McClung and w. E. Walters.
PERSONALS
Kenneth Hull Of Elsa. Texas,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Null of
Rio Hondo.
MI. and Mrs. j. F. Ehlers we're
the Sunday dinner guests Of Rev.
and Mrs. G. A. Hudson.
Miss Eunice Jones and Lois Gray
who are attending college in Kings
vile, spent the weekend in Rio
Hondo with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lowell Lonbrake and small
daughter, Patricia Lee, left Tuesday
for Dover, Ohio, where they will
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ming Of MIR. and Mrs. John wray

ming Of MIR. and Mrs. John Wray
of Edinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hershey and
daughter and Miss Pauline Schlat-
ter, who have been the guests Of
Msr. Emma Eskildsen, left Monday
for their home in Topeka, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Weber and
children returned Wednesday from
a short trip to Calvert, Texas.
Mrs. Chas. Ingram of San Be-
nito spent Tuesday Is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Fred BeviI.
Mrs. Percy Herman and her
guest, Mrs. Silva lehman, left
Tuesday night for San Antonio to
attend the Passion Play.
Mrs. l.. M. Holland had as her
guests on Tuesday, Mrs. e. M.
Meyers Of Weslaco and Mrs. Ralph
Brandon Of Chicago.
Misses Mona Byerly and Lula
Hale left Thursday evening to
spend two days In San Antonio.
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PARENT-TEACHER MEETS
COMPLIMENTARY ART

w
Mrs. Stephen Jones was hostess
Monday afternoon at a bridge
pafty in compliment to hrs. Roy
Randolph, who is leaving soon to
make her home in Argentina,
South America.
The rooms we're charmingly deco
rated in roses and red lilies.
The personnel included MesdameS
r. M. Bounds, A. Nix, Sam BaZ-
zell, Robert Abbott, H. B. Kelly, p.
=. Moore, j. e. Pate Of Hidalgo, 6.
A. Mcdaniel, M. L. Kreidler, Geo.
Palmer, w. G. Stewart, 3. Blair and
the honoree.
Mesdames Percy Herman, Silvia
Holman and John Cardwell were
present later in the afternoon.
Mrs. E. "A. Mcdaniel was awarded
high score prize and Mrs. w. G..
Stewart the consolation. Mrs. Ran
dolph was presented with a ainty
gift.
The favors were little suitcases.
PERSONALS
Misses Rowena. Matte and Edith
Clement, who have been the guests
Of their sister, Mrs. Brooks I.
Dickey, left Thursday evening for
their home in Palacios.
Henry P. Griffin and DR.. War
rem Wilson retur9ed Wednesday
from Brownsville. They were &C
companied by John ClOSner, who
will be a guest for several days in
the Griffin home.
Mrs. G. N. Bachtel and Miss Hat
tie BesS Baldwin returned We'd
nesday from San Antonio, where
they spent several days as the
guests of relatives and friends.
They were accompanied home by
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She used to have a friend-a little dark girl with
dancing black eyes and a mouth like a Cupid's bow.
But Annabele doesn't know Jane any more
James gone to work downtown; she's cashier in a
and she has a lot Of friends who are
cashiers and stenographers and t~hingS-youd be sur
.prised to see Jane and her friends.
James as pretty as a pink and as fresh as a rose.
She never talks about herself at all-she knows better.
Let her start that and everyone of her friends
would begin to laugh at her.
She works hard all day and three or four times a
week she goes out and dances with her boy friend.
The boy friend is something of a shipping clerk
somewhere, and he has his own cheap car and he
lives in a cheap boarding house, but he wouldn't take
Jane anywhere that wasn't perfectly all right-no, not
for worlds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
Episc Guild
Meets Monday

The Woman's Guild of the Church
Of the Advent, Episcopal, held a
regular meeting on Monday after
noon at the parish house. Seventeen
members were presen:. Only rou-
tine business was taken up, and
Their was q short discussion of the
dinner for Valley Episcopalians,
which will be held in Harlingen next
week.
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NEEDLECRAFT
WESLACO
HONORS r COHEN

MhS.
Mrs. G. F. Cohen of Elyria, Ohio
who is the house guest Of her aunt;
Mrs. r. l.. Ralston, was the honoree
at a delightful party Saturday after
noon at the Ralston home. Baskets
of French bouquets made the lovely
house decorations. Mrs. Cohen was
presented with a lovely remem-
brance gift. Mrs. A. E. Richardson