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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
Unknown Assailant
Shoots Farmer Dead

Independence. Mo-. Nov. 4.-(R-
An unknown assailant ir",dea /.
peaceful farm home near here last
night and fired sevcral c.la.sss /.
buckshot through q kitchen window.
,-fning Albert Weddlc as he sat In his
easy chair winding his watch. and
\. )ably fatally w~ounding his wife.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-04
Wishek News Is Bought
BY Esther Billigmeier
(Triiu.Ic Special Service,

V11tFusF o0cC12I SCFvICC1
Wishck. N. D.. Nov. Miss Esther
Billiemcicr this week takes over duties
Cf the publisher of the Wishek News.
Thc newspaper was purchased by
Miss Billigmeier from Robert Greiser,
former publisher.
Miss Billigmeicr wa associated with
tine Napoleon Homestead for five
years and the Emmons County Record
htc last year.
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Notice to Country Club mem.
bers: The annual meeting has
been postponed to Tuesday eve
ming, Nov. 10Th. Signed BY
Board of Directors.
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exchanges irregular: Demands: Great
Britain, 4.87 Sic: France, 3.93A :
Italy. $780,: Germany $3.50; Norway
26. 78,s: Sweden 26.84; Montreal
8 .25.
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MONEY RATES

New York. NOV. i.-aP-Call money
steady, q per cent ~ day. Time
loans steady 80 Gays &. 60-90 days 6;
4-6 months g..
Prime commercial paper CO.,.
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There is now one motor vehicle for
every q Of the population Of Great
Britain.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
New York, NOV. 4.-tP-Forclgn
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STANDARD OIL CLOSE
Standard Oil 64N
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Mrs. J. G. Dclzcr has returned from
New Leipzig where she spent a week
at the home Of her parents. !,
Mrs. j.. p. French. GIT Fourth street,
is slightly i'll in a local hospital.
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Oliver C. Brannen, Bismarck Trib-
Inc proof reader. is Ill at his
| home from al attack of influenza.
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The Bismarck w. c. T. u will
meet at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. j. J. Rue. I'll Avenue A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05

ment address to the graduating
class Of the Sebastian high school.
Miss Elizabeth Bass. who was OPP
Grated upon ten days ago at the
Valley Baptist hospital. was taken
home yesterday.
r. III. Hardin. vice president Of
the Trinity Farm Construction ON
pany Of Dallas and Harlingen. was
here q few days this week on busi-
ness.
wv. ID. Wo0droff or Waxahachie rs
= visitor In Harlingen this week.
Mrs. j. M. Clayton has returned TO
her home In Dallas. after a three
weeks visit with Mrs. M. ". Martin
at the Reese ilmond hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05
HARLINGEN
,aIEDER FOR THE WEEK

CALEDEH fOh Ill hbEh
Monday: Concert by the Girls
Glee clubs Of the valley, Fair park
coliseum.
tuesday: A tea for the delegates
and guests OF the Federated Wom-
ems clubs a the home OF Mrs. l..
r.. Hollingsworth on East Taylor
street. Methodists Missionary So
ciety meeting at 3 o'clock at the
church.
wednesday: Harrington club vom-
en- will be h~osteSSes at a luncheon
for the visiting club women and
guests at the Woman's building.
A garden party for the club dele
gates and guests at the Tome OF
Mrs. l.. K. Snavely from 4 10 3.
The executive board of the Rio
Grande Valley Federation viii en-
terrain with a supper at n Girl
Reserve camp. Rio Hondo, honorine
executive board and special guests
of the 5th district of Texas FEEDER
ated clubs. The. NJ. NJ club Will
be entertained by Mrs. Joe Mat
thews.
RECITAL
Mrs. Floyd Smith presented here
Progressive Series pupils In a unique
costume recital at 8 p. m. Friday
In the high school auditorium. The
stage had been transformed into
the home OF an old witch, with a
beautiful moon seen through the
window OF the cottage as It rose
over the horizon. A fire was light
ed under an old-faShioned brass
kettle in which incense burned
throughout the evening. The old
witch herself made weird gestures
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05
A Fashion Models Diary
She Raves About q Lace Ensemble.
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE NJ

ELENE certainly rot 9 lucky
break today. One OF her rich
est customers was I'm the shop
thfs morning for about two hours.
not Just looking. but buying almost
everything I'm sight She's a very
rich woman and has been coming TO
the shop since its opening. years ago
90 Madame tells us-and
stree the first time Helene waited on
her. she won't have anybody else
serve her. even n she has TO walt
She has excellent taste and usually
buys clothes that are most flattering
and becoming TO her. But she has n
husband who idolizes her. and he gen.
orally comes along and helps her
make her selections.
This morning. however. she arrived
alone. explaining that her husband
had n business appointment that he
couldn't dodge. and that she was 70
badly In need OF clothes that she was
Eoing to get them without waiting
for him.
Wen. she certainly did buy-tea
gowns. morning frocks. afternoon
gowns and a or two evening gowns.
And then. when she was quite fin
41A8G4 3AA4 500 ~ &AGAA
delivery and everything. one OF
Madame's cutest ensembles caught
her eye and she ended up with m
order for that and a hat to match.
Helene probably made the biggest
Individual sale in the shop In months.
And she was tickled pink But the
day was TO bring her something else
20 be happy about Late In the after
noon Helene was called TO the phone
and II was the same customer criling
her. It seemed that she had displayed
her purchases TO her busband-at
least. all OF those that weren't special
orders and that had been delivered
and that he had approved them all.
except one costume. This he thought
was lovely, too. but not becoming to
his wife. Anyway. she said she was
sending Ne back. but didn't want tt
credited IL was 20 b. q gift from
her to Helene for Helene's kindness
and patience in serving her
Well, IL certainly is becoming 20
Helene and she's delighted with II. |
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nesday evening in the basement OF
the church. The men Of the church
cooked and served a lovely fish din
ner to approximately $50 guests.
The long banquet tables were dec
GRATED with sunflower runners the
full length OF the tables. The
speakers table was marked at each
end with tall baskets of turks-cap
and red radiance roses.
Rev. s. l.. Bachelor. the pastor.
acter as POSTMASTER. DR.. Hageman
introduced Mrs. Seay OF Dallas. who
gave an interesting talk on what
the Women Can Do To Help Garry
on the Lords Work" DR.. Hage-
mans subject for the evening was
Tire Alabaster Box" Mr.. ID. G.
York led the sing-song. accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. "A. B. Waldron.
The male quartet gave a musical
number that was enjoyed by all.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05

You see. Mother is by way Of being a DIT ok
cenuius herself, and you'd think she ought 70 Ia
derstand- but perhaps when q thing - 100 cioa@
us, we lose our perspective.
For after all. the little genius hasn't done ~
thing so very bad. ErnMFR
well. maybe she did co "A little too FAR 81
you about Il and see what you think I'M
The genius has been sort ar bottled up fur N
great many years She ran away ARD wmS mArrrMA
when A mere child IN her teens and since then hMA
lived way out In the country un n farm.
oh. yes. she's been happy-quite happy. &C. Ahe
genius loves her pets-and the house and Enrnrn
are overrun with dogs and cats-all pediFreen. mMln
you-and turkeys and chickens. but association win
people has rather been lacking In her life.
Not long ago. the genius was called 20 the city,
and fhnrn-likn little Alice fn Wnnnnwnnn-MMm Re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05
MISS ROGERS HOSTESS

Miss Josephine Rodgers was host
cSS Tuesday evening to her bridge
club and two tables OF guests.
Spring flowers were used through
out the living rooms In shades of
orchid and yellow. The appoint
ments of the game tables were in
accord with the orchid and yellow
theme. as were the dainty trophies
presented at the conclusion of the
games. Miss ESsie McLeaod won
high score and Miss Mary Peters
low score. Miss Cleo Mcleod was
favored for cutting high.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05
EDINBURG
PARTY


The members Of the Business and
Professional Women's club enjoyed
q Jolly studio party on Thursday
evening at the Angel studio. The
affair was a miscellaneous shower
nonortng Mrs. Clara Heatly BOYD.
whose marriage took place several
weeks ago. The shower was a COM
piete surprise to the honoree which
ADDED greatly to the success OF the
evening. TIE guests seated thexn-
selves on pillc-Ts On the floor and
rocked &C all the lovely gifts. The
remainder OF the evening was spent
IN telling jokes. reading horoscopes,
and playing contests. At the close
or the evening. ice cream and wa
fers were served to the following
guests: Mesdames Ethyline Dahnke,
Jennie Lee Mcdonald. Nora Bar
nard, Ola Moss. Jennie c.. White,
Val @. Bibbs: Misses Myrtle Col
bath. Ora A. Geren. Maude Prather,
Elizabeth Collier, Frances Cochran,
Exah Angel.
AW OCh( NL0D
The Music club studied the life
and works of Wagner at the meet
ing of the club which was held OF
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Z. r. Chandler. Mrs. T.. S.
Hearne led the program. Mrs. l..
II. Tinker sang Ave Maria and an
encore, and Mrs. r.. A. Brown played
a charming piano number. Mrs.
M. McIlhenny sang a favorite Wag-
ner number. ITO an Evening Star"
from Tannehauser. The short bust
ness meeting was held. following the
program. when IL was decided to
have a barbecue supper and evening
program at the next meeting. a
short social hour completed the
meeting. Fifteen members and sew
eral guetSS were present.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
The Character Builder class of
the Methodist Sunday school En-
joyed a picnic party and swim at
the Cascade pool on Saturday after
noon. The girls swan about an
hour and developed wonderful appe-
titles for the bountiful picnic lunch
which was spread later. The party
included: Mesdames z. =. Doughtie,
J. d. Lawrence. Cecil Stevens. a. J..
Ross. Sr., Misses Mary Heacock,
Matte Bell Ross, Helen Kirchner.
Helen Rumble. Harriet Dinger,
Pauline Lane. Jewel Morse. Ann
Elizabeth Doughtie. E1eanora
Doughtic, Jessie Mittlestead. Marie
Mittlestead, Jane Pendleton. Esther
Entz, and Billie Maud Lawrence and
Annie Ruth Berry.
BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. A. M. Weir delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of her friends
with a bridge party on Thursday
evening. An attractive color theme
Of rose red and green was carried
out in thetallies. table accessories
and in the floral DECORATIONS. In
the bridge games. The honor score
was made by Miss Thellra Mclean,
and Miss Rubye White was uccess
full In taking the most tricks with
the deuce. The consolation prize
was presented to Miss Rigmore Lef-
fland. At the close OF the evening,
the hostess served a dainty refresh
ment course which further carried
out the chosen color theme.
The guests included Mesdames H..
u. Miles, George McCulley. JohiI
Scott, w. A. Schultze, Reese ShankS,
n. S. Newman. Misses Rigmore Lef-
f1and., Blanche Horton. Rubye
White, Edna White. Eolise Yette.
Helen Peterson. Katherine Erwin.
Tarlxe Allen. Lemont Proctor. Hell
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ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Homer Jennings entertained
the M. NJ. club Wednesday after
noon at the Palmer apartments on
East Tyler street.
Spring flowers were used In deco
rating the living room, where three
tables Of players gathered for the
afternoons diversion.
Mrs. r. r. Reed was the high
player and Mrs. O.. Miller received
the consolation prize.
A delicious salad and sweet course
was served.
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BuAS WHO O1du kuOW JnelI way
around.
And, of course, the radio was go
ing every night and there were new
steps to Notwithstanding steps
that made you dip way down and
swing way up-and somehow. be-
fore the genius quite knew what
had happened, she was In love-or
thought she was I'm love. which. un-
der the circumstances, was almost
the same thing.
All her friends suddenly became
self-conscious when the genius
was present and talked OF formal.
very formal things. and the gen.
ius became puzzled.
Then she did a queer thing
you'd never guess what IL was. so
Ill tell you.
She sat down and wrote husband
all about it-and how she thought
she was in love with this city-bred
boy. who. after all. didn't seem to
know a thing about loyalty. love
and all that sort Of thin-and that
it was all a mistake-and now
what in the world must she do?
And husband wired her 10 come
home. where her dogs and cats
were waiting for her with the same
affection and loyalty they had al
ways had. and that he would
meet her on the evening train and
they'd stoD in town and have a nice
steak with onions and apple pie
and cheese and 60 to a movie
there was a great one now show
ing in town.
SO the genius has gone home
to understanding and comfort, love
and protection.
After all-it seems to me the ex-
p~erience was worth finding out the
value Of what she had-don't you
think so. too?
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE: + am m
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DAY PARTY

Mrs. j. +. Vandervoort was host
esS to the members OF Circle No. /
OF the Baptist Missionary union on
Wednesday at her home on South
Lomita boulevard. It was a May
Day party. when adults were sup
posed to act as children once again.
The women dressed in childhood's
garb. played childish games and in
general conducted themselves like
CONTINUED on page five.)
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gan TO explore strange and fascinating things sort OF 80 places, see
thngS-meet people. do thngs"-attitude she adopted.
And having had nothing but loyal and loving pets for companions
for so many years, how dn the world was she full Of pitfalls for little
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05

tries in every way he can 20 make
me happy.
For some time ne has been coax
ing me TO kiss him. But I have It.
fused each time and would like tn
have your advice whether M AH
proper for I'm girl tn kiss M boy when
they are engaged
X haven't any reasons Ter nnk
kissing him. except IL dn not know
whether ~ Nv the proper thing tn
do or not.
He sometimes acts Like IT, thinks
I don't love him aS rauch MA XXI
should on account cf this. But N
really do love him and think tie iA
the only one for me. He tells me
whether i Kiss him or not he wfl|
be the same towards me. PET.
PET: When a girl Is engaged. =
puts an entirely different phase or
things. my dear. as far as any dis
play OF affection is concerned. O
course. II IL proper 20 kiss your fi
ance. 7 do not say that Won Shout
constantly pet but IA kiss whir
is the sign or love. is quite perrnls
sible. 90 don't Tn afraid THAT yn
are doing anything to raork MR.
Grundy when you kiss your fianrt
And 7 wish you both "a life or hnrrt
ness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05
MISSION

Mission Music club met at the
Rome OF Mrs. Z. s. Taylor last Fri
day. with Mrs. Lillian Reitz and
John Osborne assisting h-ostesses.
Mrs. r.. A. Dimmick. the president,
conducted the business session.
There was considerable discussion
as to the work for the cominr wear.
IL was decided that IL would be wise
TO continue the present line for the
Coming year-to study the third
book Of the series following the
present. volume and alternate with "a
miscellaneous program.
The program for the day having
been postponed until next week.
when tnis club with sponsor Music
Week" the study for the May 10
meeting was discussed. followed by
a piano duet. Grand Festival
March" by Engleman, Mesdames
Dimmick and Proctor being the per-
formers with Mrs. s. L. Hardin
leader. This club will sponsor a
program for every day OF the COM
s- ers
oDAD1G nO9AE06EH
Mrs. III. II. Johns and Mrs. j. j.
Lissner entertained at bridge ut the
commodious home or the former
last Saturday afternoon. The floral
decorations. which were formed OF
naSturtiums, sweet peas and
queens wreath were fragrant and
very beautiful, the dainty sweet
peas being In evidence everywhere,
with the nasturtiums intermingled,
surrounded by the pink of the
queens" wreath. SO popular in this
section. Mrs. r. w. Lowry was high
score holder. Mrs. G.. L. Moody Sec
ond, Mrs. Chester Nichols holding
the consolation"
Those present we're: Mesdames Z.
B. Sydnor. T.. r. Card. Vawter. But
Ter, w. Roberts. r. Rome, w. r. and
r. G. Lowry. Fl. Melch. Flynt Sor-
rel, Il. b: Hargrove. III. X. Smith,
Z. I. Stewart. w. Ferguson. Albert
McHenry. ID. G. Wood. w. A. wal
verton. VIM. Drummond. O.. Y.
Dohrn. .. Il. Hardin. Whether. Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. G.. Nickels OF
Sharyland. Misses Dorothy Shaver
and Lucille Mason: Mrs. Hort Hart
Of McAllen. Mrs. Torchon OF Laredo,
Mrs O. T.. Moody OF Harlingen and
the two hostesSes, Mesdames Johns
and L.sSner.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
The Wednesday Bridge club met
at the home of Mrs. r. M. Melden
this week there hainC h,tt fhrae "a
bles Of players present, with Mrs.
Taylor. sister Of Mrs. r. X. Strawn,
as out-of-club guest.
MAY DAY PARTY
Mrs. j. r. Vandervoort was host
esS to the members OF Circle No. /
Of the Baptist Missionary union on
Wednesday at her home on South
Lomita boulevard. It was a MAY
Day" party. when adults were sup
posed TO act as children once again.
The women dressed i'm childhoOd's
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SWASTIKA CLUB

Mrs. G. s. Collier entertained the
Suastika Bridge club on Thursday
afternoon. Roses and zinnias grace
fully decorated the rouniS in which
the games were played. At the close
OF the afternoon. the honor score
was held o. Mrs. r.. l.. Rdltson, and
Mrs. Jack Berry was noider OF the
low score. A fruit salad course and
and iced drink was served at the
conclusion OF the games.
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WzFE,S CITY HLNG?--
OH, JUST A MZS7AKE

Nv WTNTFRED "A

well. the Genius has shocked al her Ffnd8-
or most OF them. anyhow.
And Mother-weIL. Mother is worried 10 death
Yet, I've heard Mother say a hundred times that YOU Snpy on
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DEAR ANNIE LAURIE: I am m
girl in my late teens and am en-
gagged 10 a young man two years
my senior He l. very attentive and
kind to me and never breaks n date.
We have gone together a little over
"a year. He loves me dearly. and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05
W "eeSAaA oAAN Wins q AAAOtttNi noOt
IL members were present at this Ell
thusiaStic meeting.
A SHOWER
Mrs. Watt Tinker was the charm
ing hostess to the Beta Bridge clu
A SHOWER

Mrs. Watt Tinker was the charm
ing hostess to the Beta Bridge club
on Wednesday afternoon when she
entertained at the Country club
with q Stork shower complimenting
Mrs "A. y. Ross. Jr.
The gifts were presented In q no
vel and clever manner by little
Misses Charlotte Tinker and Rose
Marie Tinker. The honoree re-
ceived a great many dainty and *
quisite gifts. After the presentation
Of the gifts, the hostess served a de-
liciouS ice and individual cakes
which we're iced with pink and
white and centered with little Gu
pids. The pink and white color
theme was repeated in the beautiful
floral decorations and in The table
accessories. Typical Of the occasion.
the tallieS wer decorated with
StorkS.
In the bridge games, the honor
score was made by Mrs. nj. II. Tur-
ner and Mrs. Katherine Miller vas
lucky in the cut.
The guest list included Mesdames
w. ID. Gardner. John Mckinney. j.
w. Savage. +. M. Stout. r. i. Tink-
Ter. Katherine Miller. w. s. Ramsey.
II. r.. Chandler. G. Il. Jones. A. ..
Wright. M. r.. Turner, +. l.. Terry.
c. T.. Bryan. Sr., j. c. Epperson.
Linwood Bond. A. J. Ross. ST.. A. Y.
Baker. j. K. Miller Charles Weber.
Roy Klossner. Henry KlosSner. L. G.
Newman. Z. A. Brown, E. s. Hearne.
j. r. Malone. Joyce Holder. c. a.
Lawrence. Misses Frances Ross and
Pauline Holman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-05
COUNTRY CLUB AUXILIARY

The second meeting of the Coun-
try club auxiliary was held on We'd
neSday morning at the club house,
with about 20 members present. The
business Of organization was taken
care Of. The chairman of the COM
mittee on the constitution and by
laws, Mrs. M. McIllheny, presented
a report which will he adopted a.
the next meeting. Standiwng conf
mittee chairmen were appointed
which are as follows: Membership,
Mrs. L. G. Newman; equipment,
Mrs. w. r. Montgomery; entertain
ment, Mrs. Z. S. Hearne; club house
privileges. Mrs. Roy Klossner; and
the chairman for the committee on
finance has not yet been decided
upon. The next meeting will be held
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TUESDAY DINNER L

Mr.. and Mrs. w. U. Llpscomb
we're hosts to the Dinner Bridge
club on Tuesday evening. The de-
licious dinner was served on a large
table under the trees in the yard.
Bright zinnias in beds about the
garden added to the attractive set
ting. In the bridge games that fol-
lowed, the honor scores were made
by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Klossner.
The players included MesSrs. and
Mesdames M. McIllheny, j. G. Ep-
person, l.. z. Tinker. Roy KloSsner,
Mrs. J. w. Kirkpatrick, and Mrs.
George N. Magee. and the host and
hostess.
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OF magic to m the musicians
for the evening.
A widely varied program was pre-
sented by the pupils. including num-
bers Of the simpler kind. ranging
through the more difficult classical
type. all showing splendid teaching,
and really adequate performance.
About 500 enjoyed the recital.
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V alley Society
Phone

enc Hyde. Ruth Reed, Thelma Nc
Lean, Gladys Bayer. Faye Bible,
Helen ZarneS. iona Peek, EnoIa
Sheppard. Mary Catherine Terhunc,
Lila Dyer, Mary Gordon. John
Petty.
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FRIDAY CLUB

I'll tLUb
Mrs. w. K. Bush was hostess to
the Friday club at her home on
East Van Buren,. Vari-colored spring
blossoms gave bright touches
throughout the reception suite and
tallies. pads and other table
appointments proclaimed spring In
tints and design.
High score for the afternoon was
made by Mrs. Neary, second high
Mrs. Ford.
A delicious salad and sweet course
was served on decorated trays. A
color theme OF rose and green being
featured.
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SENIOR OUTING II

The senior class OF the Harrington
high school observed Senior Day
Wednesday with an outing party at
Point Isabel. This Is an event look
cd forward to each year by the Sc
Nor class. Approximately n mem
bers and guests enjoyed swimming.
kodaking. races and games during
the day.
A sea-food dinner was served In
the dining room Of the Padre Island
hotel. John Coston, senior class
president. presided at the dinner
and an informal program of songs
and speeches occupied the noon
hour.
Special guests we're: Mrs. w. M.
Waterman, Mrs. Fout. Mrs. A. A.
Kimmell. Mrs. T.. G.. Nichols. Misses
Frances Kimbrough. Margaret
Thompson. Marian TAFT OF Milwau-
kce. Wis. and Miss Maloan OF Dali
las.
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TUESDAY LUNCHEON CLUB

Mrs w. d. Gardner delightfully."-
entertained the Tuesday Luncheon
club on April 80. The games were
played in rooms bright with vari-
colored roses. In the bridge games,
the high score was made by Mrs.
John Mckinney. At the close OF
the games. the hostess served a de-
licious two-course luncheon. The
guests were seated around the large
dining rom table which was centcred
with a graceful bouquet Of pink
roses.