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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
CHURCH HEADS
Open SESSION
E~piscopalian Council
Holds Its First
Business Meet

First b~rsinets session ~ the
twenty-fifth annual council az the
Episcopal Diocese Of West Texas
convened here al $3.50 o'clock Tues
day morning, follow inE holy COM
municn AZ the Church Of the Ad-
vent. with Rev. w. 7. Cspsrs, bishop,
presiding. The sermon wss preach
ed BY his brother. Rev. wslter q.
Cspers, rector or 81. Andrews
church. Jackson. Miss.
More than 100 clerzymen and lay
delegates were in attendance az the
first session, which was devoted for
the most part 10 general church
work reports, appointment or coun-
ell committees on credentials, un-
finished business and election. Rev.
X. r. Richards. rector az Christ's
church, San Antonio. acted a. secre-
tsry.
On the program for the session
in the afternoon arc reports Of off,
GERS and the various committees, in
Guiding that Of the treasurer of the
diocese, endowment fund, church
pension fund. Committees al the
morning meeting we're;
Credentials. Ven n. 8. Mckenzie
Rev. =. W. Sykes and Walter Spring.
all; unfinished business. Rev. L. ,
Richards, Rev. J. 5. Budlcng and Dr.
It. Galhraith; bishops address, Rev
T.. y. Richards. Pe-. Rolfe r. Crum
Ven 3. S. Mckenzie. {. II Funk and
q. D. Baker; elections, Rev. Henry
N. Hsrndor, Rev. Everett II. Jones
Sydney Smith.
General progress or church work
and activity in the diocese during
the year were outlined hv Eishor
Cspers in an address ~ the Church
cf the Advent Tuesday night. vi.
declared nntabi, progress had beer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
After Effects
More Dangerous
Than Flu Itself
Colds Attacking Weakened System
Pave Wey For Pneumonia ard
Other Serious Diseases
AVOID TOO MUCH DOSING

AVOID TOO MUCH DOSING
One Of the ptculisrities Of influ-
enrs IA that its toxins leave the d.
e~sstive system upset. Constant
dosing" for the colds which come
80 frequently after a flu attack still
further distuYbs the digestion and
lessons the appetite, just when the
besy needs rcuYishEsnt more than
ever.
And yet these colds are 50 apt to
develop into bronchitis or pneumo-
MIA that they must BE treated az
the first sign.
Vieks VapoRub is especially valu-
able here, because ii il applied ex-
tsrrslly and 30 can be used freely
with no risk of upsettins = delicate
digestion. Just rub il on the throat
and chest at bedtime.
Vicks acts 2 ways at once %
check the cold and avoid serious
complication: "a through the skin
like a poultice, and (2) direct n the
sir-rastsgss by means OF its redi-
Gated vspors, released by the l@d--
warmth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Open Conference at
Devotional Service

Ahout seventy-five delegates have
already arrived for the diocsEan
council and auxiliary conference Of
the West Texas diocese Of the Epis-
copsl church. Proceedings Of the
meeting began Tuesday afternoon
with n devotional service st the par
ith house, conducted by Rev. Everett
n. Jones, rscor Of Grace church,
Cuero, for the auxiliary conference.
The second meeting Of the auxIii-
sry conference was a open Wednss-
dav at 2;15 ?. m. in the parish house.
This wss 70 be the first meeting At
which affairs OF the auxiliary were
70 be taken up. and as to he devoted
10 business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Which Of These Men Do You Feel
Like After Esting7

Ars you one Of those for+unate
people who can psrtake If q hearty
or even moderate meal without
some efter-feeling Of distress or
do you have to avoid certain foods
because they disagree with you?
Do you have that hard, uncon-
Portable feeling in your stomach. or
that miserable tired or sleepy feel.
Ing after eating?
A spoonful Of Gordon's form.
erly Gordor's Antiseptic) after
meals, will. in a few days, make it
possible for you to eat what YOU
Ike and ss much as YOU want with
out any a~tter-fsslinE of discom-
fort. You will notice q difference
after the frat dose. Try it and see.
Gordon's stops fermentation
fsouring Of food msttsrl. II exer-
cisco an antissptic as well as dises-
tire effect. dissolv.s ths excess
acid. sesorss the gas thst is PRES
ent. and prevents more forming. II
soothes and heals he irrltated or
infsmed condition Of the stomach
the delicate membrsns lining
made raw by acid.
IL will bring quick relief in cases
Of Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa-
ten. gas. bloating. sour stomach,
heartburn, excess acid. that tired
feeling" bad breath, sick headache,
nervousness, when caused by faulty
d~ivestion, tone up the digestive or
gsns and stimulate the stomach and
bowels TO their normal functions.
Gordon's is made in liquid form
4 large S-ounce bottle. price $3.50
LESS than 8 cents q dose. At
druggists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
ROSENWALD BACKS
ROCKEFELLER, JR.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-CP-Julius
Rosenwsld, capitalist. philsnthropist
ard head of Seers-Reehuck and COM
rsny. has extended his support to
John .. Rockefeller. Jr., in the ef-
fort TO vrest the Standard Oil CT
lndisna board chsirmanship from
Col. Robert ". Stewart.
II have written some letters 70
owners OF Standard Oil stock asking
them to give THAR proxies TO Mr..
Rockefeller" Mr.. R~osenwsld said.
adding that h. himself is not a
steckholier.
Il said in those letters that II was
fitting for stockholders in any en-
terprise to see that the business Is
managed BY officers whom they could
trust
Mr.. Fosenvsld said he did not
care 10 make q public statement IN
explanation Of his attitude. declar-
ing he did not consider il a public
question. He said he knew the
younger Rockefeller well and adj
mired him. Asked II he knew Col.
Stewart, his reply was:
Yes, but J do not admire him"
Books Of the Standard OIL company
of Indiana were closed al 3 r. m.
Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
CLARK
TAKES open
TOURNAMENT
Defeat Wichita Falls
10 Goals to Eight;
Handicap Event To
Begin Thursday

In q strenuous exhibition a. hard
riding and good stroking, the Fifth
cavalry polo team of Fort Clark
won the open event Of the annual
Mid-winter tournament at Fort Grown
Tuesday afternoon by defeating the
Wichita Falls civilian team 10 goals
to s.
The contest was BY far the best
vet PLAYED and. was not Eeved UP
until the seventh chukker when 1t.
Gregg and Mai. Robenscn drove
three goals between the posts IN
two minutes OF play. Just previous
to this scoring Splurge, the game had
been tied six-sll.
Both teams were we'll mounted
and the game ives pushed 40 a head
On pace throughout the eight chuk-
Lsrs.
II. Gregg Of Fort Clark was given
four goals by the official scorer.
This put him ahead Of the field,
traiIed hy Capt. Horger Of Fort
Clark and Art Meskel Of Wichita
Falls who Scored three times each.
II. Thcfp, Corder and Dickey OBJ
tanned two goals each. Msj. R~obenson
and FeatherEtcne scored one.
Following the game, a team and
individual cups were presented the
Fifth cavalry aggregation by viii
liam s. West in behalf Of the cham
Der OF commerce, Fort Brown and
citizens Of Brownsville. The cups
we're donated by the Chamber Of
Commerce.
The hsndicap tournament will get
underway Thursday afternoon at 8 r..
m. on the parade grounds with Wich-
its Falls again meeting Fort Clark.
Wichita Falls recently won the low
goal tournament 40 San Antonio and
they are expected to make q deter
mined bid 10 revenge their defeat
Tuesday at the hands of the Fifth
cavalry. They were net badly beat
en- nor we're they outplsyed. Both
teams are Handicapped two goals. 30
they will again be playing from
"scYstch.'
Tn. winner will meet the 12rh
csvslry team Of Fort BFoEn Sunday
afternoon for the handicap title.
The visiting players were enter
tanned by the Fort Brown Polo as
ISOLATION az the Villa Espanola in
Mstsmoros Tuesday evening.
They are 10 be guests Of prominent
Brownsville citizens at the Casa
Crande Thursday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06

Mesdames A. II. Weller, c. W. Let
zerich, Richard Eubsnks, 4. Goldam-
mer, u. W. Schuerbach, Pope Blythe.
Frank Chastain. Y. II. Buck, Ray
Reed, David Wink. Hugo Letzerich,
o. Miller, Claude Lee, r. l.. Hol-
linrswcrth, J. l.. Head, j. J. Viii
linshani, n. II. Eurchard, Floyd
Smith, Charles Wood, J.. Il. Roberts.
Glynn Davies, {. D. Wallace, Tom
Sampson, +. z. Hubbard, Harold
Hanson, z. H. Briggs, Joe Chaudcin,
U. n. Joyner. Thomas Merrill. j. =.
Atchiscn. J. +. Thompson, Gerald
Mckenna, 4. Z. McClendcn, A. j..
Rshel, w. ". Hundley, ]. Il. Green,
NJ. |. Olsen. Out Of town & uests;
Sen Benito. Mssd7mes NJ. w. Morris,
Lowe Morris, Bryan Alderdice, Flint
Harris: Brownsville. Mesdsmes H.
d. Sesgo, J.. d. George and Miss Bill
lie George. Misses Bessie and Annie
Conner Nerser. Vera LstEerich, Vera
Ewing, jo-ephine Willis, Nell
Covan, Ellen Woldrcr. Mrs. John
Morris. Jr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Hold Business and
Social Meeting

The Baptist missionary sccisty held
their regular monthly business and
social Meeting in the church psrlors
on Monday. Mrs. Ben c. Clark,
president. conducted the business
session, while Mrs. y. s. LeftVlch
led the devotional.
After the business session each Of
the members was requested 70 write
\ Scripture verse on a valentine %
be sent to the Old Peoples home al
Dallas. Mrs. living Clsrk's circle
acted as hostesses for the afternoon,
and served a refreshment curse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06

Tomorrow will bring 70 the Ar
cadis theatsr the new william Fox
Movietone production, -Four Sons
This picture comes TO Harrington d.
rert from an extended run in New
York ID two dollars admission where
10 was unanimously hailed By Metro
politan critics as Of the outstend-
inE pictures Of the year. The Roxy
ira Of New YORK. furnishes the mu-
sical accompaniment on the Movie
tcHe throughout this entire picture,
and according 70 Manager Jack Pick
ems this musical tCore features a
beautiful new theme song, Little
Neither" written especially for -Four
Sons by Emo Rspee, director of the
Roxy orchestra, and Lew Poilsek.
-Four Sons" i said 10 tell enc az
the most powerful and gripping
stories Of neither love ever 10 Yeaca
the serssn. Il IS based OF q story by
!. A. r. Nvlis. Briefly, 10 deals with
the whits-hsired mother who sacri-
fees her sons 20 her country, who
fares on through sorrow and despair,
until ~conquering fate, she finally at
tains happiness. Three Of the sons
answer the call to arms, while the
fourth. who previously had sailed for
America, msrries a beautiful girl and
%prospers. When the war breaks out
this son is torn between love for his
fathcrland and love for the country
az his adoption. He eventually joins
the American army which results his
coming face O. face On the battle
field with his youngest brother. This
scene which has been powerfully pic
turized under ffr. Ford's skillful di-
rection. Is claimed to be just one or
many which viii tug - your heart
strings. -Four Sons III not a war
picture. howe-er. there being only a
flash II the hsitlsfield depicting The
meeting Of the two brothers N or
posing armicf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Hi-Lo Club With
Mrs. lack tones

The Hi-Lo bridge club members
were guests OF Mrs. Jack Jones this
week. Mrs. Jones used red radiance
roses in decorating her house. aud
served a p~srfsit refreshmsnt course.
The usual bridge games resulted IN
Mrs. Jacques making high score and
Mrs. Hawkins White receiving con-
ISOLATION.
M.saarss John McClssrv and
". =. Hssnsr were special guests for
TIE sffarnccn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Conings, Goings,
Of Local People

Mrs. James SHELTON has ss her
guest Mrs. Mildred Adsir, who ar
rived Tuesday afternoon from Bee
lille. 10 remsin several days.
Mrs. !. X. Bull left TUESDAY eve
ming for Gainesville on q business
trip. She expects TO return SATURDAY
morning.
Mrs. Joe Roberts and Mrs. Don
Russell Of HsrlirEsn were house
guests Of Mrs. v. e. Sellers the first
of the week.
Mrs. nan Callahan arrived recently
TO Join Mr.. Callahan here. They are
located at the James apartments in
Los Ebsncs. They formerly resided
in San Antonio.
Mrs. y. w. Davidson Of Corsicara
has just arrived for an extended visit
with her niece, Mrs. c. ". Colgin.
Mrs. Davidson has been coming to
Brownsville each winter for several
years to enjoy the mild climate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Rev. Lovett
Addresses Society

The Methodist missionary society
had their regular monthly business
meeting ~ the church Monday after
noon. with Mrs. Willie a. George,
president, in charge. Only routine
business came up for consideration.
Rev. J. Y. Lnvstt was present at
The meeting, and conducted the devo-
tionsl. He also addressed the So
cisty en- the subject of the new mis-
sion study which is 70 he taken up
BY the church on Wednesday eve
nin<s. The topic for the year IL
% be "The Methodist Evsrgel,' and
the first lesson is q he given We'd
netday evening
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

II you wish 10 Be permanently re-
lieved Of gas in stomach and bowels,
take Bsslnann's Gas Tablets, which
are prepared especially for storsch
gas and all the bad effects resulting
from Gas pressure.
That empty. grawin- feeling at the
pit Of the stomach will disappear;
that anxious, feeling with
heart palpitation will vanith. and you
will again be able TO take q deep
breath without discomfort.
That drovsy, sleepy feeling after
dinner will b. replaced By a desire
for entertainment. BloatinE will
cease. Your limbs, arms and fingers
will no longer feel cold and "Eo 10
sleep" because Baalmenn's Gas Tab
let's prseent gas from interfering
with the circulation. Get the Eenu-
inc. in tbs yellow package, 81 any
good drug store. Price 81. Always
Or hand at ". c. Willman's.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06

While In France with the American
Army 7 obtained n prescription that
thousands Of Rheumatic sufferers
have used with wonderful results. The
prescription cost me nothing and N
ask nothing for III. 7 will mail 10 VIZ
ven will send me your address. "a
postal will bring It. Write today.
PAUL CASE, Dept. A-i55, ErocAtonI
Mass.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
MINISTER Bar
BILL KILLED
Committee Refuses To
Report Act Hitting
AT Preachers

AUSTIN. Feb. 6.-CP-The joint
resolution by Representative Ihomp-
son Of Houston proposing an amend
ment to the constitution making
ministers of the gospel ineligible 10
hold the governors office or places
in the legislature was voted down
hy the house committee lat night
after heated di.cussion.
Representative Andersen Of San
Antonio was the only committeeman
voting 10 pass II out With the rec
c--lmenisticn that II Pass. He ssId
Re would sign > minority report. and
Representative Wocdrutf OF r.cs-
t1r, Who voted srsinst tbs ~rss,ll-
tier. rad Ia vrcnld i.in And.rse-
IN hriagirr " - TIE fleor.
Woodruff made en- inrsssIoned
address in defense 81 Thompson.
sction in proposing the amendment.
He said he resented statement I'M
~Turninr Thcmpson's motive.
Representative Forbes OF Parker
county said that although he had
been a minister If the GOSPEL for so
. political sermon. or one on pro-
years. he said he never yet preached
hibition, for that matter, in his pull
pit.
Representative Barnett said =
preacher rad as much right ss any
r n make a political speech out
side IF his pulpit.
When we bar them we will do
away with politics. he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Even in hard vater.
dirty dishes II
easy To wash

Btu before washing them. you must
gotten the water with Nlelo. Soap
md soft water never make SCUM. In
soft water no dirty ring forms around
the dishpsn. Dishes sparkle in soft
water and grease IS cut.
Water softened with Melo i :
wonderful cleaner. with or without
soap. Melo makes soap more eHec-
tive. saving from q to "a the amount
ordinarily used. Use Melo wherever
you want soft water. Get it At your
grocers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
GUILD TO
HAVE TEA

The members Of ST. Albans Guild
will entertain with their annual sill
YER tea on Monday afternoon, Fen
rusry II, from $3.50 until $3.50
o'clock. A delightful program will
be given, during the entire after
noon, and will he IN charge Of Mes
danes Ross Anglin, n. NJ. Dace and
Miss Alva Daniel. The social COM
mittee il composed If Mesdames n.
S. Liddell. J. ri. Thompson and a..
Tamm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
I3AR-INGEN
MRS. NORRIS IS
HONOR GUEST

PITT wv
HONOR GUEST
The beautiful new home Of ". I.
Hodge was the scene Of two affairs.
on Friday and Saturday afternoons,
with Mrs. John M>-ris. IT.. - the
houor guest. and Mrs. ". T. Hodgs
and Mrs. Joe Matthews as hcstesses.
The home was especially attractive
On these two occasions with hou-
duetS of pink roses and carnstion
pirks. in the same color.
Bridge wss the diversion or each
afternoon. with the high score and
rriz awarded Mrs. Pope Blythe. on
FRIDAY. ard Mrs. +. z. Hubbard on
Saturday. Second score and prize
vent n Mrs, =. r. AtchiEor on Fri
DAY, and Mrs. Tom SsmrFnn On Sat-
urdsv. FRIDAY, Mrs. O. Miller Won
the emf rriEe. and Mrs. Clvnn nav-
les IN Saturday. a very pretty
guest rift vas presented n the hon
Gree. Mrs. JOAN Morris.
Guests ~ both functions were;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06

Austin Ssturds evening and has
taken charge Of one Of the classes
IN the South Mission (~Roosevelt)
grammar school.
T. v. Sprovl was In Brownsville
on business Sunday.
Mrs. IT. NJ. Meldsn and her son
Charles were Brownsville visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Fsmslis Sweat has returned
from Monterrey. Mexico. where she
uss called BY the death of her
mother.
Kenneth Decker has arrived from
kansss, and will spend some time
In the Valley. having accepted =
position in the grocery concern
operated hers ~ his uncle, ID. g,
Decker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
LIBRARY

The executive beard Ct the public
library met Monday morning az 10
o'clock. The chairman, Mrs. Tyre
H. Brown. presided. Among those
present were Mesdsmes q. A. Macy,
r. s. Heron. W. NJ. Waterman, !. q.
Webb. Several members we're pre-
vented from attending by Illness.
New board members we're elected, to
enlarge the membership cf this body,
these being Mrs. Gerald Mckenns,
Mrs. Martin Hamilton and T. +.
Phipps. Several other names we're
selected. Posters will be placed in
prominent places, giving the iRfor-
mstion concerning hours for getting
books. and other facts. A lsrES or
der will he sent out immediately for
new books. and included in this or
der will be new reference books and
a standard Encyclopedias.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06

Tuesday, Feb. 81
Eliot +. S. Riggs in the Kenyon
tri-motor Ford plane made six pas
senger flights, tsking a total Or NJ
passengers for ride. over tbs citv.
n Of the flights being made 1
night.
Pilot Ralph Stone landed at 1850
from Soto la Marina with a load Or
fish.
Pilct Jimmie Msttsrn made a
round trip flight 70 Soto Ia Marina,
returning az 3:4S r. m.
Pilot Hopkins left for Soto Ia Ma
rina al 3 D. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
POINT ISABEL
GUARDS TAKE
HUGE TURTLE

"a trunk back turtle sevHn feat,
eifht inches BY seven feet, nine
inches vss captured at Point
Isabel Tuesday evening by Y. 5.
coast guards under Captain Wsl-
lace Reid. The turtle. which
weighs between son and 700
pounds, is now on display Of the
coast guard station.
N ~ attracting much attention,
M these turtles Y rarely seer
or captured IN the lower coastal
waters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Valley Society
Phone z
Thursdsy Calendar
Phone z

VI Isrdin bridge club with Mira.
Bert Neal.
High schcol-iunior high Parent
Teachers association in the high
school auditorium, 3;iS p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
Miss Wallis WEEDS
California Man

Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry J. wallis an
rounee the marriage ef their dsugh-
ter. Fife TiIrhman, to Ernest W.
Cosrriff. January 20, 1922, at Salinas,
California.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-06
MISSION
AFTERNOON BRIDGE

-4re. l. j.. cara N1S nosIesS az z
beautifully appointed afternoon
bridE. affair az Saturday afternoon,
with . 11.table complement, the par
~ taking place at the b.sutitul new
her,s IF hsr sister. Hrs. Vavtsr.
The decorations we're in the vsri-
colcrrd type. arranged with a resl
artists ability, the hues being OF
yellow and orchid, with the pink
rose and the greenery OF ferns in
~terspersin-. The plates and bas-
kets in which thew were hidden made
besutiful souvenirs for the guests.
Mrs. 7. J. Caldwell was the holder
cf high score. with Mrs. Conan Wood
IS 10 vmsrk. The guests present
were Mesdames L. II. Armstrong. $.
". Harzrove. n. n. Ewing, {. T..
W. n. and =. G. Wood. s. A. and
a. n. McHenrv. O. Anderson. w. r.
Roberts. S. J.. Hardin. s. ". nuffie,
e. Nichols. r. 3. Summons. r. ~.
Hayes, =. ". Strcn-. G.. =. Dahrn, J..
Fesvv, y. Gusrin. =. y. KrusTer. ".
>. Parrish, W. Close. y. y. Lltsnsr.
L. bsumfsldsr. II. A. Nciverton. nu-
Fat. {. D. ErrriTht. p. Srac,t. ". ".
Bennett, z. 8. Isvlor. J.. e.. Pivl.r.
y. r. nsvsld. r. Duncan. n. Smith.
n. Stewart, II. y. Caldzcll. 7. r.
Burnett, Fl. g. Jeffries, 2. r. R,l-
thorpe. ". Mslch. A. e. Potter. Miss
Iune wsvhsrrv. Mrs. r. n. Card and
Mrs. II. Ferris and daughter. Mits
Dorothy. the latter thr.e from Nc
Allen.
/. L. o. LUNCHEON
Mrs. Z. I. Stewart was hostess ~
the monthly p. L. o. luncheon a. the
Garden Inn tesrocm on Friday OF
last week. with Mrs. =. Owen Scott
Is leader. the subject being a book
review on Death Comes for the
Archbishop" bv VILLA Gather. author.
The review of the boow was COM
p~rehensive. the leader being thor
ourhlv acausinted with her subject
and carried her hearers through the
days of the early missions in the
Scuthvest. particularly Men Mex
ic~. where the seems Eat laid.
Mrs. 2 n. Strong and Mrs. Macy.
ths latter from Adj. IeTs. wers
visit-rs cf -. ~chsr'.-.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs ~. ( c-rsic ard
Charles Jcnss wsre IN San Antoine
and Bsnts on > hutiness trlr, re-
turning the first IF the week.
Nis- Helen Bleifus rss ~ home
with her parents. Mr. ard Mrs. I'm
est Bleifur, over tire weekend.
r. ". Keyss and son Harry we're
in Fsymondvills on a business "trip
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Peterson. nr.
and Mrs. n. G.. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Guerrin. Mrs. Edward oprsn-
h.imer. Mrs. John Pssvy. nr. a. =.
J. Austin and grand daughter we're
IN McAller Thursday evening at
tending the quarterly meeting and
BANQUET or the Scottish Rite club AZ
the Casa de Palmas.
Miss Marry Bleifus returned from