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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-10-03
KERRICK

Mr. and Mrs. A. F Anderson and
family and Herman Tanquist of Hib-
bling, spent Sunday at the Tanquist
home.
Leonard LeMay of Duluth, called at
the Caldwell home Sunday.
A large crowd attended the Ladies'
Aid at the McGrath home Saturday
and all enjoyed nice afternoon.
Geo. Robinson and family returned
from North Dakota Friday and are al
the home of Geo. Robinson, ST., at
present
Mesdames j. H. Hogan, w. P. Hogan
B. F.. Sydow, and A. ]. Warren were
in Bruno Thursday to take their train
ing lesson with Mrs Fish, specialist
from the Extension department, in
the new project, Child Development
which is being put on in this county
This is "a new project in this state
and is very interesting and educa-
tional. The members of the Kerrick
groups, No. 1 and 2, will meet at the
school house next Saturday, Oct. 5th
for their lesson. All members are
urged to be present at this first meet
ing as it is very important. Meeting
will be from 1000 a. m. until 4 p. M;
lunch will be served at noon. Each
member bring notebook and pencil
and please BE ON TIME
Mrs. Sydow's mother, Mrs Kluender
has been i'll for several days, but is
little better at this time
There will be Sunday school at 1:3O
p. m. and services at 2:3O p. m. at
the Presbyterian churc h next Sunday
and from now on. Please take notice
The Misses Babcock, Walters, and
Hogan were entertained at the Cald-
well home Wednesday evening
]. H. Hogan and Margaret were in
the Twin Cities over the weekend.
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RUTLEDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Underhill of
Cloquet, called at the Underhill home
Sunday.
Mrs. Brown has returned to Mime
apolis, where she accepted a position
at the State university.
H. S. Underhill of Minneapolis, and
A. N. Underhill of Sandstone, were
dinner guests at the Underhill home
Sunday.
Miss Victoria Jaglowski and Mr..
Dwyer, who are here from Chicago
spending their vacation at the Jag
the E. B. Linsley home at Willow
River Friday. They leave for Mil
waukee today Thursday to visit
relatives and thence go on back to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jaglowski, Miss
Victoria Jaglowski and Mr.. Dwyer
motored to ST. Paul Tuesday Mr..
Jaglowskr Mr.. Dwyer drove on to
Pennington, while the ladies visited
in st. Paul. They motored to the
range towns Sunday.
George Jaglowski received first
premium and check from Hinckley on
his stock. Next week he goes to st.
Louis, Mo-, through a gift of the cat
tie club.
The R. E. White family returned
from Pine City. and are living in the
d. S. Scott house, and the John Van
Vickle family is living in the Jalmer
Jensen house.
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KINGSDALE

Margaret Swanson left Friday for
Superior where she is employed.
Edward Nelson is now on the sick
list.
A silver wedding anniversary was
held at the Swedish Mission church
in honor of Mr. and Mrs Edward Carl
son, Sunday.
A sale was held in the church Sat-
urday night by the Mission Ladies
Aid.
Waldemar Carlson is visiting his
parental home after long stay in
Herman, where he was employed.
Miss Ruth Bailey of Danbury, Wis
spent the weekend at the Sam John
son home.
Bill Cockerham had the misfortune
of tipping over in his Chevrolet coupe
Sunday.
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DUOUETTE

Mrs. Ivar Ellefson and Mrs. Edwin
Johnson went to Bruno last Thursday
as a committee for the Child's We'll
fare organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul O'Brien of Du-
luth, stopped off here and visited with
Mrs. O'Brien's mother, Mrs. Torell,
for few days, on their way home
after trip to Leal, N. D., and other
places.
Miss Nelson spent the weekend at
her home near Sandstone, and Miss
Larson at Pine City.
VIM. BOnnin, the sawmill man, Wis
tied in this vicinity Saturday after
noon.
Arthur Rentz, the Land OTakes
fieldman, called at the local cream
cry Tuesday.
George p. belong of st. Paul, and
S. H. belong of Anoka, were here
Monday and Tuesday for their month
ly audit at the store.
Mrs. Neal Bonner and children of
Superior, Wis, visited her parents,
the John Narcotics, Monday, between
trains.
Mrs. Fred Hedberg and son, Gun
mar, mOtOred to Zimmerman last week
to extend welcome to her newest
grandson, a young Lillebo.
j. H. Lingren of Bruno, made call
in the neighborhood Tuesday after
noon.
The popular musicians, the Nelson
Twins" will play at dance at the
hall Saturday night, Oct. 5th.
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The area of the state of Texas is
265,S96 square miles, and assuming
that the population of the world is
approximately 1,SOO.OOO,O00 people, if
all of the people on the earth's sur
face were taken to Texas, each per-
son would have 42.3 square feet of
ground.
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Brook Park Community Nj. E. Church.

Elsie Hartman, Pastor.
Saturday, 300 p. m.-BOy's Junior
League at the parsonage; 2:30 pm
Girls Junior league at the church.
Sunday, 1890 a. m.-Church school.
The promotion certificate will be
given to those who are promoted to
higher classes. 1900 a. m.-Divine
worship. This is the first Sunday
in our new conference year. All are
welcome 500 p. m.-Christian en-
deavour and evening worship. All are
welcome.
Tuesday, p. m.-Choir practice.
Pomroy Community Church.
Sunday, 1920 a. m.-Church school,
Walter Bradley, superintendent.
POkegama Nj. E. Church.
Sunday, 200 o'clock-Church school,
800 o'clock, Divine worship.
Use American Want Ads, your neigh
Dor does
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The Champion Kicker.

1t is easy enough to be grouchy
when things aren't coming your way,
but the prize old growl is the man
who will howl when everything's
going o. X.
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Little Sunshine.

Every bone in my body aches,'
grumbled the pessimist.
Then you ought to be glad you are
not herring" responded the optimist
Toledo Blade.
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At Dawn.

Married Man: 1t must be time to get
upn
Married Man: Baby has gone to
Sleep"
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT of winter hats
just arrived. Reasonable prices.
Call and see them.-Mrs. Arthur
Lund, Kerrick. 25w3-1ts:
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Good Bait.

'Why are you putting personal on
that letter to Mr.. Durand?"
Il want his wife to open it.'-Pele
Mele, Paris.
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Trinity Lutheran Church, Brook Park.

Services next Sunday in Brook Park
at II O'Clock and Sunday school from
10 O'Clock to II o'clock. All are well
come.
S. T. PALM, Pastor.
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One cent per word for a Want ad.
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Use American Want Ads, your neigh
Dor does.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-21

TT is easy to abuse our golden life-riven
i body, but Nature has a way of Signaling
danger. If needed, graver troubles may be
avoided. That tired, exhausted feeling. lack
Of appetite, aches and pains. 7abby flesh. skin
troubles-au speak OF a body Weakness
lack OF the normal count of red-blood-celIs.
Every normal persons blood should con-
tain about 100000 red corpuscles 70 the
cubic millimeter--those vitalizinR. tinv red
cells which give blood its color and are car.
riers OF nourishment 70 every part Of the
body. II Is dangerous to let the red blood
count remain below normal.
With an increase in the red-blood-ceTls.
you will be on the right road 20 Health. This
Is Natures way to body power and to clear
skin. Naturally, with your strength restored.
1t is easier te fight disease and infection: 20
enjoy your food and to sleep soundly. When
hrm flesh takes the place OF that which was
once fabby, you will feel strcng-ycur
nerves will become s~teady-more happiness
and friends will follow.
SIS. has been q blessing TO millions or
people. liz helps Nature increase the red
blood cells. 1t promotes healthy body build
ing. lt 10 tine-tested and has a successful
record OF over 100 years back cf t.
You owe it to yourself to try S.S.S. 1t 10
easily assimilated. Pleasant to take. It In
on sale At all drug stores in two sizes. Ask
for the larger size. Il Is more economical.
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SAN BENITO
CLUBS HAVE LUNCHEON

CLUBS HAVE LUNCHEON
Tuesday afternoon OF last week
members OF the Athenian club of
San Benito were luncheon guests Of
the Tuesday Club Of Mission. Lun-
cheon &as served at the Garden Inn
at Mission at n o'clock.
Mrs. Q. ID. Eapwright. v~ice-pres-
ident who had charge of the meet
ing, gave a short talk. Brief talks
were also made BY Mrs. H. g. Jesup,
president Of the Athenian Club, Mrs.
Owen Scott, Rio Grande City. pres
ident of the Valley Federation of
Women's Clubs and Mrs. j. A. Card
MissiolH. Two humorous readings
given by Mrs. Brown OF Mission
were enjoyable features OF the pro-
gram given during the luncheon.
Mrs. Scott also told the assembled
members Of the two clubs of plans
for the next meeting OF the Valley
Federation which will be held soon
In Lyford. After the luncheon a
period was spent IN visiting and
getting acquainted.
At three o'clock the meeting was
called a order and Mrs. JesSup took
charge. since the program OF the af-
ternoon was presented by Athenian
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~ ECORATIvE wall panels are fast replac-
ing the pictures with which we once
~ adorned our walls. True, they have not
entirely displaced them, but Trey are being
used more and more in the general scheme Of
decoration
The place OF paintings and fine etchings
can never be held by anything but themselves,
but they are doubly beautiful when enhanced by
exquisite tapestries and panels.
Two clever arrangements for such panels
are illustrated here. On the left . fine Old
tapestry Is placed over Z shelf OF dark oak. An
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pata) rs his initial producer in
1871. The new producer at first
flowed approximately 1000 barrels
daily.
The latest producer is the XII
laEn-DugHan No 0-Cuellar ON the
Cuellar tract In the Jennings
Field It came In It 1880 feet
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OF Mrs. e. r. Gilbert. Mrs. Floyd s.
Worth served as leader substituting
for Mrs. Frank Roberts who was
unable to attend.
Opening the program. Mr. ". 5,
Manager played the national air
with variations ct the piano. Two
papers c~entering upon George Wash
ingtOn were presented. Miss Helen
Lee Brooks discussed His Life from
a Virginia Viewpoint" and Mrs. Guy
Cornett described His Political
Philosophy" The Adams family was
the subject OF an informing talk by
Mrs. r. @. Ludden who pointed out
main facts about the different MEN,
bers OF this famous early American
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DONNA

The regular monthly meeting 81
the Parent Teachers Association 81
the Donna Elementary school was
held Monday afternoon. The new
president of the organization. Mrs
John Mcclellan, who has been but
recently elected, presided over the
meeting for the first time.
The program consisted OF N speech
delivered by Mrs. l.. M. Davis on
Character Training In the Home
and q scene from Tom Sawyer
enacted by the pupils or the high
fourth grade.
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FAMOUS OLD x
JAIL TO BE RAZEC

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 21.-F-
The famous old Belen jail here Is
to be RACED and q park laid out on
the ground It now occupies near
the center OF the city.
With the disappearance OF Be-
len all the prisoners will be lodg-
ed I'm the Federal District peniten-
tiary.
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Laredo District
Gets Bic Producer

LAREDO. Tex, Nov. 2i.-tR-
The banner oil producer OF the
year in the Laredo district has
been brought In by Oliver wv. Kill
lam. discoverer of the Laredo dis
trict. and in the same county Ca
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making an initial production of
a00 barrels. the drill penetrating the
sand only two and one-half feet.
The producer An 900 feet south
and west OF the Killam-DuEgan
NO. 8. which came IN last month
making 400 barrels, later increasing
~ E0D
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Catarrh- Sinus Diseases
Yieldto New Treatment

Blood Elements Employed 10 Restore
Vitality.
e. w. Stowell, Sabetha, Kansas. q
sufferer for more than twenty years.
says. II never used anything that went
TO m spot I'D Or. Bokhof's treat
ment." Or. BOkhof. Medical Director
Lucerne Clinic, Kansas City. Mo-. Spe-
~ciaitst. and former Instructor In Ca
tRrrhal Diseases. has just published a
copyrighted book, "Catarrh and Is
Home Treatment" which will be mail
cd Free to all sufferers. Write Or. ID.
III. Bokhof. i0l Westport Station. Kansas
City. MO-Adv.
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family. Mrs. G. y. Cowgirl gave al
interesting discussion of Washing
ton Irving.
Following the program the club
voted TO give ten dollars 10 the
Ward School Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION for the art exhibit fund.
Mrs Gilbert. Mrs. Cowgirl and Mrs.
Cornett were named as delegates
to- represent tina club nt the con-
vention Of the Valley Federation cl
Womens Clubs To BE- held in Ly-
ford December 10th.
r. a.. johnson. IT. "A. Jr.. lef for
their home at Dardanelle, Ark, af-
ter looking over their Valley pro-
perity.
MRS. w. ID. Holland returned las
week from Lake Charles, Ia.
DR.. =. II. Morris has returned from
San Antonio.
DR. and Mrs. w. q. Brown have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. ". J.
Wall OF Quanah and daughter, Mrs
Frank Cripplett OF Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Campbell Of
Terre Haute, Ind, are visiting IN the
home or MIR. and Mrs. III. r. Foster
On Lateral TT. Mrs. Campbell SIS
on lateral II. Mrs. Campbell Is q
sister Of Mrs. Foster.
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members. Mrs. w. S. Fairey. as lead
err, conducted an interesting pro-
gram on the theme, Lest We For
get. A piano solo by Mrs. G. p.
Chase was followed by a review OF
the play. Journey End" by HRS.
Fairey. A reading The Unknown
Soldier" by Mrs. M. B. Finley was
an effective number. A vocal solo
by MRS. l.. A. Barrier concluded the
program. The program was enjoy
ed by many Mission women in ad-
dition to the members OF the Tues
day Club who were hostesses.
Athenian Club members attend
ing from San Benito were Mesdames
@. S. Lasby, w. 5. Fairey, M. Is.
Finley, w b. Brown, l.. A. Barrier,
r j. East, r. T.. Wilson, John Har-
ris. II. e. Jessup. "A. Kerr, II. u.
Livingston, w O. Brown, @. ID. Chase
Earl Reed, ]. G.. Adamson and L. r.
WATSON.
CABINET MEETS
Cabinet members OF the Girl Re-
serve held their regular meeting at
Sobre Las Olas Tuesday evening Of
last week. Miss Lillian Hooking. =.
w. G. A. counselor for the Valley.
and Miss Essie Roots. local Girl Re-
serve sponsor, were present. Poppy
Girl Reserve songs were sung at
the opening Of the meeting and at
intervals during the evening.
The work OF each cabinet men,
Der and her committee was discus
Sed and ID was decided 10 make plans
for a doughnut sale 10 be held IN
the near future. Proceeds from the
sale will be used TO carry on the
work Of the Girl Reserves for the
year.
BRIDGE HOSTESS
Wednesday afternoon OF last week
Mrs. o. II. Poly entertained with
eight tables OF bridge at her home
IN North Street. Lovely pink and
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Mrs. G. Z. Greenway OF Wharton
spent the past week here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Diggs.
She returned home Monday morn
ing with her husband who spent the
weekend here. Mr.. Greenway was
accompanied on his visit by Whar-
ton friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Mel
son.
Miss Grtrude Delp left Monday
after visiting several days al the J.
II. Beasley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Dobson from
Wichita Falls have recently moved
to Weslaco from Mercedes and are
located at the Dew Apartments.
NJ L. Dew, ST.. and M. l.. Dew.
Jr., attended supreme court the lat
ter part OF last week In Austin.
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cid bronze vsse stands I'm front Of q rove Of color
fully bound books, held In place by two Egyptian
bronze cats Such an arrangement Is perfect
for q dark corner.
On the right a Seventeenth Century Spanish
walnut table and chair stand against q back
ground formed by a modernistic shaped silver
screen. Haunting a gay design of birds and
flowers in brilliant c~ol0rings. This design Is only
on the center panel against which the table Is
placed, and forms a perfect background for the
glow OF a cIoisonne lamp with a natural parch-
Mcnt shade.
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yellow chrysanthemums gave an eff
fective actual note TO the affair.
Mrs. r. II. Barmoree was successful
In the games of the afternoon ed
was rewarded with an attractive
gift. Prize for the second high went
to Mrs. L. X. Stanley. The cut prize
was won by Mrs. X. B. Sublett.
At the conclusion Of playing, a
prettily appointed luncheon was en-
joyed. Mrs. Collin Vinsant was the
only out-of-town guest.
LARGE BRIDGE
Second OF q series OF delightful
Inequalities having Mrs. Ted Brash
as hostess was the afternoon bridge
arranged at her home Wednesday
afternoon Of last week.
Mammoth zinnias III brilliant
shades or yellow 9ld red adorned the
rooms which were made inviting by
s-ttly shaded lights and the warm
glow of the open fire. The theme Of
red aEd yellow was reflected in ap-
p0intmentS for the tables and was
effectively repeated IN the dainty
luncheon which followed the games.
hrs. J. wv. Belts held high score
at the close Of playing and received
the handsome trophy. Award for
second high went to Mrs. j. l.. Bates
while Mrs. M. q. Gilbert received
the cut prize.
Guests were Mesdames Y. Clark,
G. <. Cook, Rag Smith, N. Craig,
"A Il. Price, Ned G. Rigsbee. David
Johnson. II. III. Downs. j NJ. Jones.
Jesse Welch, John Belts. A. b.
Weaver. NJ. y. Monger. w X. Heath.
M. q. Gilbert, James Sweeney. Out
of-town guests were Mrs. w. II.
Hundley and Mrs. T.. Il. Iiollings-
worth OF Harlingen.
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WESLACO


"LntbER ENTERTAINED
me members on an art class en-
eeftained Tor their leader, Mrs. A. O..
Aruz Of P~rogreso. at the home of
mrs Clyde Fore Tuesday afternoon.
COSMOS made colorful decorations
~ after games of bridge at which
nars- Kruz vas presented a lovely
slll, MIS-. r. r.. Cone high score
trophy and Mrs. l.. w. Derby cut
served.
Present for the hospitality we're
Alesdames A. @. Kruz, Melvin Giese
- lisa, John Giese Of Elsa. Stanley
Leland. \. w. Derby. Clyde z.
ramsey CT Tulsa, Oklahoma, r. II.
Lone, A. L. Downs, II. "A. CoultaS,
AIng Cook. II. G.. Cressner, K. f..
Heiner Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and
Clyde Fore.
BRIDGE HOSTESS
Mrs. j. II. Eeaslcy was hostess
tuesday afternoon 10 two tables OF
bridge with red and yellow roses
making pretty decorations. Tally
cards. table accessories and refresh
lnentS were suggestive cf the ap-
preaching Thanksgiving holiday.
High score was won by Mrs. Seth
duncan and low was held by Miss
Kathryn Sehueler.
These enjoying the afternoon
gameS were: Mrs. r. z. Tedlie. Mrs.
Toy Kendall. Mrs. II. r. Schweid-
Ter, Mrs. Dort Davis, Mrs. Chester
a. Ballard. Mrs. Seth Duncan. Mrs.
Monte Walker and Miss Kathryn
Schueler.
PARTY HONOREE
Little Miss Dorothy Patricia
Cramblet was hostess TO a delightful
birthday party at the home of her
parents OH Texas Boulevard Monday
afternoon. Decorations In orange
we're suggestive OF the approaching
Thanksgiving season.
Games on the lawn and songs
and recitations indoors formed the
amusements for the happy after
noon. Tbs thy hostess received
many lovely gifts. The guests seat
cd In q circle on the lawn wearing
orange colo-ed caps received lovely
favors and enjoyed the pretty birth
day cake. ice cream and cookies.
The little friends who made this
2 happy seventh birthday were:
Marguerite Manley. Barbara Cramb-
let. Neomi La Duke. Margaret Ann
Mitchell. Nova Mae Smith, Peggy
Grimes. Hazel Jean Emni0ns, PFis-
ella Grapperhans, Garnet Bell,
Ruth Pollakowski. Gloria Smith.
Carolyn Fore. Ruth Moeller. Hope
Watson. Betty Compere. Merrill
Ann 5kRggs, Tommy Jean RiVes
and Grace Dixon.
CIRCLE WITH MRS. YATES
Circle ? Of the Methodist church
Auxiliary met Monday afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. L. w. Yates with
p good attendance for the regular
business and social meeting. The
business session and devotional on
THANKSGIVING We're led by the chair
man, Mrs. J. G. Friday.
Those attending we're Rev. and
Mrs. y. w. AlIbritten. Mesdames
j. g. Friday. George II. Hoefer.
Thomas +. Rives. r. w. Glass, E.
r. Pepper. D X. Henry. w. A.
Schueler. p. 6. Spencer. Z. K. Ew-
ing, L. v. KieSter. {. 3. Kirg2n.
GUESTS
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Digs were their daugh-
ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
F.. Greenway or Wharton. and
friends. mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nelson,
also Of Wharton, Miss Verne Max
tin and Mr.. Tom HARDWOOD.
q
MISSIONARY PROGRAM
A most interesting missionary pro-
gram was held Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. w. T.. Forbes on
Ann.. Lrrhanrnl III - IA q Chnnn-
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Mrs. G. w. Digs surprised her
little daughter, Tavern, Saturday
afternoon with a party. the happy
occasion being her ninth birthday.
After an afternoon Of happy in
door games the guests were led 70
a prettily decorated table holding
the yellow birthday cake with green
candles. Yellow and green paper
streamers led TO the place cards.
The delicious cake with hot cho-
colate and sandwiches we're served
to the honoree. and friends: Lotus
Doty, Mary Archer, Edna Mae OAR
win, Frances Hammer, Edith Brad
bury, Pauline Marshall. Dorothy
Mae Marshall, Violet Patty, Theresa
Patty, Mae Donna Lombard. Eliza
beth Warren, BERTHE Petit, Hope
Watson, Neomi LaDuke, Mary Dean
Wood, Alice Burlington, Mildred
Louise Clark. Mrs. Diggs was as
sisted in entertaining by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. Z. Greenway OF Whar-
ton and by Miss Verne Martin.
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CULTURE CLUB

Wednesday afternoon OF last week
the Culture Club members carried
out a particularly interesting anc
informing program on Early Amer
leans" when they net a- the hcme
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A most interesting missionary pro-
gram was held Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. w. r.. Forbes on
"Our Unchanged Task IN n Chang
ing World." Mrs. w. o. Byrd led
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Valley Society
Telephone z

the devotional. Splendid talks were
made by Mrs. S. v. Brandon, Mrs.
A. j. Hayes. hrs. 7. r. Stahl. Mrs.
Virgil Russell and Mrs. W. "A. Black.
A delicious refreshment plate was
served by the hostess during the
social hour 10 Mesdames O. I. Car
penter Of Oklahoma. w. Q. Byrd. G.
T. Fort. s. v. Brandon, George Bell
man, +. "A. Archer. M. w. Smith,
!. r.. 6tahl, "A. z Lyons. W.. "A. Smith.
j.. III. Couch, II. II. Dunn, r. w.
Warren, ST., r. 4. Hudson. G. E.
Ferguson. J. w. Seay. Virgil Russell,
Clyde Clark, r. B. Hankal. A. l..
Hankal A. j. Hayes and w. l..
Forbes.
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AT CONFERENCE

M AUNF
DR.. and Mrs. z. l.. Compere are
attending the state convention Of
Baptists at Beaumont this week.
They left the latter part OF last
week for Houston where they visit
ed until the opening Of the con-
vention this week.