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STATE BRIEFS

Oracle Coronado Gold Mine
Company organized to operate group
of promising quartz claims eight
miles south of here.
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fess to yourself and you will find
that to be the basis of all the
trouble.
Don't Lose Dignity
You do perfectly right in Joining
your children's amusements, but you
can do so without losing the dignity
that Is yours as a mother.
The next time the boy tries to
kiss you, laugh at him. Ridicule is
the most successful weapon woman
has to dampen a lovers ardor. 1
can not believe that his actions have
annoyed you quite at much as you
say or you, with all your at. and
cleverness, surely would have found
a way by now, to get rid of him.
Get rid of him but have him for a
friend.
II your husband would bar him
from the house you would be the
object of ridicule. Tell your hus-
band what a silly youngster you
think he is and make him laugh
with you at the righteousness Of the
situation. Forget about all this "it"
you have and concentrate on get
ting your husband back into good
humor.
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cursed with what is commonly spoken Of
as it Almost every male person I come
in contact with falls under the spell.
Ny latest victim" is a boy my daughter
knows well. He is nearly 10, but old in
his actions I always have tried to be
pals with my children and enter into
their games I am beginning to think
that I have made mistake because This
boy. when he comes to see my daughter,
seeks me out. He always is wanting to
kiss me. At first ! refused. but then
thought II would and say something
about kissing my boy. he would get over
the idea. but he hasn't. And to make
matters worse. my husband is getting
Jealous. What shall I do? My daughter
likes this young man better than any
boy she knows. I am afraid my husband
will refuse to let him come to the house
II matters continue the way they have.
PERPLEXED
IT IS very possible that you are
at the peak of your attractiveness.
It also is possible that this young
boy finds you interesting and charm
ing. But you are doing the wrong
thing by taking this affair seri-
ously. Men don't fall under the
spell of a woman without little
1t pleased your vanity that this
youngster found you more attrac-
tive than your young daughter. Con-
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toBe Feted
at Supper

Miss Margaret Loer. 1885 North
Pennsylvania street, will entertain
with a supper dance at 1890 tonight
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
in honor of Miss Florence Elizabeth
Bell and Charles JamiSon Kruze
whose marriage will take place Oct.
70.
The table will be centered with a
plateau of orchid and gold flowers
and lighted with orchid tapers in
gold holders.
Covers will be laid for Miss Loer,
Miss Bell, Mr.. Kruze, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Van Dyke Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Fieber, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marshall, Miss Mary Katherine
Logsden, Edward Kruze and Louis
Wilson.
Mrs. John Marshall entertained
with a luncheon bridge party and
yellow and green kitchen shower at
her home, 3541 North Meridian
street, today.
Bowls of yellow roses and mari
Colds we're used throughout the
house. Guests were seated at small
tables lighted with yellow tapers in
baskets of marigolds and roses.
The gifts were presented in a
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OMEGA PHI TAUS TO
GIVE RUSH PARTY

Members of Beta chapter, Omega
Phi Tau sorority, will entertain with
their first rush party Of the sea-
son tonight at the home of Miss
Aimee Herman, 1926 North Parker
avenue.
Guests who will attend include
Mrs. Richard Quigley, Miss Dorothy
Smith, Miss Ruth Ann Ferguson,
Miss Mary Heating, Miss Ann
Geldmeier. Miss Anna May Bush,
Miss Adelphine Livengood, Miss
Helen Schnorr, Miss Genevieve Ro-
cap, Miss Hazel Clark. Miss Bertha
Jones. Miss Marie Butterfield. Miss
Josephine Albright, Miss Fern Van
Worst, Miss Anna Belle Butter1eld
and Miss Dorothy Taylor.
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MRS, STEWART RUCH
GIVES BRIDGE TEA

Mrs. Stewart w. Ruch entertained
with a bridge tea this afternoon at
her home, 2o1 Washington place.
The house was decorated with bowls
of fall flowers.
Mrs. Ruch was assisted by Mrs. H.
P. Slater. Guests included Mrs.
Charles Harmon, Mrs. James Bart
lett, Mrs. Walter Mayer, Mrs. NJ.
Crosby Bartlett. Mrs. Merrill Brown,
Mrs. Karl Angst, Mrs. Frank Haw-
kins and her daughter, Mrs. Duane
Hawkins, Decatur, Ill: Mrs. A. M
Small, Mrs. Robert Sanders, Mrs.
William Beasley. Mrs. w. j. E. Web
Der, Mrs. Ernest Edwards, Mrs.
Charles Martin, Mrs. Lloyd L. Ely,
Mrs. Clark Day, Mrs. J. G. Prentice.
Mrs. Charles Over, Mrs. Charles
Gregg, Mrs. David Morton, and Mrs.
w. L. Kirkpatrick.
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green dish pan, tied with a yellow
tulle bow. The hostess was assisted
by her mother, Mrs. @. G. Noblitt.
Guests with Miss Bell and her
mother, Mrs. T. A. Bell were Mrs.
Van Dyke Jr., Mrs. Wilbur Carter,
Mrs. Edwin G. White, Mrs. Fred
erick Ahrbecker, Mrs. William A
Johson, Mrs. Howard Fieber, Miss
Lorinda CottIngham, Miss Eleanor
Raub, Miss Dorothy Nelson, Miss
Charlotte Gilman, Miss Margaret
Loer, and Miss Edna BALI.
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Elect NeaU Officers

Anderson w. G. T. U. elected Mrs.
Ella Wilson president of the Or
gsnization for the coming year.
Other officers are: First vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Fife Webster; second
vice president, Mrs. Melissa Raj
ston: third vice-president, Mrs.
Edith Cotton; recording secretary,
Mrs. Daisy Shaw; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Nettie Gather and
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Barrett.
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Members of Epsilon chapter,
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority, will
give the second rush party of the
season tonight at the home of
Miss elizabeth Doe Hepley, 1923
North Salem street. Miss Flor
ence Grady, social secretary, is in
charge of the affair. Her COM
mittee is composed of Miss Mar
guerite Johnson, Miss Josephine
Hoffman, Miss Rebekah Hislop,
Miss Mary Jane Schenck and Mrs.
Alice Hoover Meier.
Rushees are Miss Margaret Cas-
ton, Miss Marion McCarty, Miss
Bessie Hill, Miss Irene Stuart,
Miss Dorothy Robbins, Miss Mar
guerite Fisher, Miss Ann Bowlin,
Miss Evadne Snider, Miss Clara
Wulzen and Miss Elizabeth Wul-
zen. Miss Mary Lou Mcclure,
Miss Lauretta Sell OF
Fl. Wayne, and Miss Margaret
Mocker, Newcastle, will be guests
of the local chapter.
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EStLe-R ernnrd

Miss Florence Bernard and
Thomas Este, Anderson, were mar
ried Wednesday by the Rev. John
Ward Rose, pastor of the Park Place
Methodist Episcopal church, An
derson. Mr.. Este has served as adj
iutant of George Hockett post,
American Legion for ten years.
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Coyness i'm
Woman, So,
Ridiculous
BY MARTHA LEE

Pity the poor man who comes in
contact with a woman who, at the
age of 80 or older, still believes her
self to be the beautiful and coy
thing she was at 18. Sob for the
young boy who falls into the snare
Of such a woman and weep for her
husband and family. There is no
greater fool.
Most women are at the height of
sttractivenes between the ages of
IS and IS. They have poise, wis
dom and balance. They have seen
a great deal of life, some of it
tragic and some of it happy. And
the result has been, or should be, an
understanding not often found in
youth.
But every once in a while, a
woman who has been considered a
belle in her youth gets the idea that
she must carry her girlish charms
through her whole life.
Looking for Husbands.
Some women take it out in dyeing
their hair. promiscuous painting and
wearing junior styles. And others
find their outlet by acting like they
were 10, footloose and looking for
husband. They can't forget that
some fifteen years ago a lad told
them they looked adorable when
they flUttered their eyelids.
One of these eternal vampires has
written a letter asking advice on a
situation that has to do with mid
die age.
Dear Miss Lee have . peculiar prob
lem TO put before you and I hope you
can help me. I am In the middle thirties
and the mother OF several children, among
them a grown daughter.
In spite Of a daughter IN her teens,
] DO not look older than IS and I am
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any mantel clock. Chimes the hour
and half hour.
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w. T. Rovley. A called meeting will
be held on May 30 for the purpose
Of hearing the reports from the VAL
ley Federation meeting.
JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET
The grounds and entrance TO the
high school were gayly lighted with
Japanese lanterns on Saturday eve
ming when the Junior class OF the
high school entertained the Senior
class with a banquet which Is an an
nual affair.
The delicious four-course banquet
was served in the cafeteria which
had been transformed into a beau
tisul Japenes garden. The ceiling
was festooned with garlands of wis
terra and gray moss. which artificial
cherry trees and arbors covered with
wisteria concealed the walls and
completed the beautiful setting
The i64 guests were seated at nine
large tables. which were very artis-
tically decorated. In the center of
each tables was a miniature Japa-
neSe garden containing a quiet pool
filled with wax-like lilies. "A grace
Jul bridge spanned each pool and
miniature cherry trees completed
the garden scene. a color Of shades
OF wiSteria was beautifully carried
out in all the table accessories. Law
ender candles in lotus flower hold
ers graced each table. and bright
menu cards. printed in Japanese
characters and place cards decorat-
ed with japanese lanterns further
carried out the chosen motif. Ivory
letter openers decorated with Japan
csc flowers were given to all the
guests as table favors. Dainty little
geisha maids served the delicious
Japanese food.
The junior class president. Fran
els Sinnette. acted as POSTMASTER
and welcomed the guests to the gar
den. Billy Dyer cleverly responded
on behalf Of the seniors. A formal
program vas given for the enter
tainment of the guests. Little Miss
Dorothy Mae Smith. in japanese
costume. gave a very pretty lantern
dance: Petra TrevinO sang a vocal
solo. and Mrs. II. Walter Peters gave
a very clever mystical performance.
OCNC4dA CiilcI Jdl4ltAlE LDdStS were
given. among them being a peep
into the future. by Tom Handley: a
clever talk on the faculty. entitled
The Hard Road" by Stella Balm
ger; a discussion OF Senior amhi-
tons by Frances Seaver: and the
presentation Of the kew to the gar
den Of knowledge 70 the juniors
from the senior class by Theodore
Rowley.
Several impromptu talks by mem
bers OF the faculty and guests in the
garden were also enjoyed. Music
was furnished during the evening
by the JOY Bringers. The guests of
the juniors included the senior class
and the members Of the senior high
school faculty.
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Campbell. "A. J. Shubert, Miller WAL
ton, William Gerron. p. X. Gebhart,
w. w. Grayson. Bremen. r. II.
Fackelman. G. j. Scott. Claude Hol-
loway. German Fox. Bill McCharen,
X. q. Fawkes. Buck Evans. Lois Par
ker and Miss Dorothy McCroy.
PERSONALS
#. w. Emerson and family spent
Saturday and Sunday camping and
fishing at Pasa Real.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Fox motored
TO Brownsville Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray CLANCY return
ed Wednesday from Alpine. where
they had been for several weeks. Mr..
Chaney's health is much improved.
Mrs. G. l.. Lambert and little son
accompanied Misses Hazel and Mary
Archibald to Raymondville Monday
morning. where they are attending
school.
Mrs. ]. r. Sprouse and daughters.
nellie and Mrs. M. 3. Bourne. and
son Arthur, spent Monday in Har-
lingen.
MID LUIS nix EdIHtI anu ntt4t
son returned TO their home in Liv-
ingstone. after a pleasant visit here
with her sister, Mrs. Charles r.
Johnson.
T. j. Dawson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. =. G. Coleman srent Sun
day at PaSa Real.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Barnhill
had as their dinner guests Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Heath and Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Heath and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Belden were
visitors in the lower Valley Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Parker spent
Sunday in Fdinburg with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. Sprouse and
children. Arthur and nellie. motored
to PaSa Real Sunday afternoon.
10y Ramsour Of Edinburg was
here Friday afternoon.
Misses Alice. Ava and Ollie Barn
hill were visitors in Raymondville
SATURDAY..
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BOY
l..


Troop four met FRIDAY rreninE mt
the First Baptist church. After Ere
roll was called the hcvs discussed thH
field meet which was - b. hid a.
Mercedes 0n rhn eleventh Er 40
ney visited the troop ard explained
how the boys could EFt passes tn th=
theaterE. Justin McCarty brought
the board which Is 10 he used nm thn
contest between thr patrols rt troop
four.
Justin McCArtv. Mark MmrM#iM.
and william Miller have pa1Srd tn-
Bookbindinr Merit Badge.
There were nine hcsE nFmSHnF
They we're william Miller. Marx
MackleE. Justin MrCArty. Edwin
CLARK. Buford Beeson. Cordcn AEc-
Innis. Bob Dixon. Gerald WIHHAmE-
ton. and Clarence Johnston vtrglI
Your. and Bob Miles carrr in LATE.
but ID cn left.
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SAN PERLITA
BRIDGE HOSTESS

BRIDGE HOSTESS
Mrs. Charles r. johnson and Mrs.
w. a. Fox entertained with a de-
lightful bridge party Saturday aft
ernoon at the formers home In
Southeast San Perlita. The charm
inc living rooms were decorated
with lovely pink and white spring
flowers. A dainty salad course was
served to the guests. among whom
we're women from Raymondville and
other towns.
Nine tables OF bridge we're made
up. resulting in Mrs. G. j. Scott of
Raynondville receiving the high
trophy. a French novelty powder
box. Mrs p. L. Jenkins, also Of Raw
mondville. second high. a lovely coat
hanger. Mrs. Buck Evans also won
a prize. a box OF bath salts and
power.
The guests included Mesdames
Roger Robinson, Bond Carroll. Joe
Keepers. Holly Bostick. Abe Wise.
Joe Lochrie. c. 3 Burton. S. L. Gil.
George Calder. <. l.. Bull. j. E..
Johnson. Willie Woods. Charles
Kennedy. VI. II. Dreyer, Howard
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nor was the high score holder, Miss
Cora Whitley second and Mrs.
Harry Stewart consolation.
G.. n. CABINET
The Girl Reserves held the regu-
lar cabinet meeting last Wednesday
at the home or Miss MelroSe Stops.
with a goodly number present. the
meeting being called to order BY
Miss Flo-ella Salter. the president.
Plans we're laid for the figure. and
refreshments served by the hostess.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
In recognition Of music week"
a program was given at a joint
meeting of the Mission Music clup
and the Parent Teacher association
on Monday afternoon al the audi
forum in the Woodrow Wilson
school.
II was Of a social nature and no
business vas conducted. Mrs Dim
mick. the president OF the Music
l-AO was IL Vial &C VI AAAG AAADAl6A
part OF the program. with Miss Ma
bel Nicholson and her class Of ex-
preston pupils as the attraction for
the first half hour, these little folk
putting on several dances. with
readings. etc, interspersed. making
a very entertaining period for these
90 fortunate as to be present .
The latter part of the meeting
was given over to the members OF
the local Music club. with several
numbers by the ladies' choral soci-
city. composed Of about Is people.
with Mrs, S. l.. Hardin and Mrs. e.
T.. Stewart each performing with
several solos. with Mrs. Dimmick
and Mrs. II. T. Smith at the piano.
The program was very pleasing. so
much 50 as N cause a request by
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PERSONALS

Miss Lois Bell spent the weekend
in Harlingen with Miss Annie Con-
ner Verscr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Bell have re-
turned to their home In Eldorado.
Ark, after a visit of two weeks here
with Mr.. Bells father. o. r. Bell,
and sister. Mrs. Oslo Mcneil.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Watson and
daughter. Irma. have returned from
a six weeks visit in Little Rock,
Ark. with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. Cholt OF Enid.
Okla. were visitors here in the r,
Barry home. during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Kidder OF
San Juan. we're visitors here at the
weekend in the home OF Mrs. z. 3.
Wilmer.
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hosts on Sunday evening with a Y
O'Clock dinner e. the Lone Palm
tearoom. honoring Mrs. Mary Alice
Smith. who IS visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. It. Hadin in Meal
len at present. Mrs. Smith. whose
home is in Quanah, this state. Is a
college mate OF Mrs. Potter the two
having attended Sullins college, in
Bristol. Va. together.
The guests at this happy affair
we're Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Potter,
Miss Margaret Potter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Col
lier OF Donna. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r.
Hampe Of McAllen. MI. and Mrs. d.
II. Haden Of McAllen. Miss Cynthia
Lee Ford and George Ferguson Of
McAllen. Mr.. Love Of Tampico.
Mexico. the host and hostess. At
the conclusion Of the dinner the
guests and hosts adjourned to Crys-
tai Waters. where the evening IA
spent in dancing.
LUNCHEON BRIDGE
Mrs. u. a. Wood entertained at
her beautiful home on Dougherty
avenue Saturday with a luncheon
and bridge affair, honoring Miss
Margaret Cannon. one Of the popu-
lar seniors Of this years class. Seven
tables were filed with PLAYERS. who
enjoyed the game to the utmost.
with Mrs. Henry Eargrove as win
ner Of high score Miss Helen Nelch
second. with a beautiful token Of
appreciation as a special gift To
the honoree.
PARTY AT GARDEN
The Gradne inn tearoom was the
scene Of hospitality when on Satur-
day afternoon Mrs. Clelland Harris
and the Misses Birdie Kelley and
Esther Clark entertained with nine
tables az bridge. Mrs. = 3. sgd
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Nhm.ian Niron..
Invites you into her confidence

CHE will then tell you, quite frankly,
- thar the soft, lusrrous flowing waves
OF her hair, which have aroused such
enthusiastic admiration. have been ac-
quirrd through the Fred-rils vita-Tonic
Process Of Permanent Waving.
Any woman can now easily obtain a
natural permanent Of radiant sheen like
Marian Nixon's, if she will insist on the
new Frcdcrics Vita Tonic Method ~
Waving.
Trained Frederics operators the country
over 4 b found il every exclusive
hairdressing salon that excel ia this
work. &c sure, however. tharyou Get the
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see fbs . "FrsirieJ THs- TsrE" on ssE
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the school superintendent OF these
ladies to repeat the same for next
ADD PERSONALS
Jim Baskin and Bob Doyle were
In Brownsville on Monday after
noon.
Miss Swanson. superintendent of
the Methodist Mexican school for
girls. her assistant. Miss Harring-
ton. music teacher at the same in
stitution, and Miss Florence Chris
topher and her small niece, were
Sunday dinner guests az the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Dimmick.
Mrs. Dimmick and Miss Christopher
are friends Of long standing. nav
ing first met I'm Kentucky.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. B. M. Strong was hostess 70
the Wednesday Bridge club mem
bership. at her home on East Tenth
street this week. There YER four
tables OF players with Mrs. William
Drummond. Mrs. vi. +. Armstrong.
Mrs. James Gillett and Mrs. George
Boyle. the latter from South Ameri-
ca, as out-of-club guests.
oRoENKIs
The Oroinkis had their usual out
ing on Wednesday. with bridge as
the chief attraction. Mrs. G.. r.
Dohrn was hostess. with three Ia
bles Of PLAYERS enjoying he anne
Mrs w. r.. Parrish. Mrs. "A. C.
Potter. Mrs. Abney and Mrs. George
Brooks, Jr., were o~ut-of-club guests
PERSONALS
Mesdsmes r.. =. Conway. Il. j
Caldwell and Edward OLpenheimer
were In Harrington at the district
Federation meet last Tuesday. also
attendants az the dinner given al
Rio Hondo for the distinguished Wis
itors. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Sammons.
Pr. and Mrs. :. M. Duffie. Mrs.
Florence NJ. Hayes. Mrs. <. I. Stew
art and Mrs. vi, r. Smith were
among those going for the evenings
enjoyment.
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PERSONALS
MERCEDES
MISS BRIDGES ENTERTAINs

Snapdragons and pink roses made
pretty decorations on Wednesday
afternoon when Miss Mildred
Bridges entertained the Wednesday
Bridge club. Three tables OF players
were present. Mrs. T. II. Hoim-
made high score in the club and
Mrs. A. w. Shance scored low. The
guest trophy was awarded Mrs.
John G. Shaw.
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Mrs. II. z. Bennett was hostess to
the Mercedes Weslaco Bridge club
"A two-table club composed OF wom-
en- from these two towns. Nastur-
tiums were used for floral decora-
tons.
In the games or bridge. Mrs. W..
H. Holme received the club trophy
and Mrs. @. G. Fit the club trophy
During the hours Of three and five
o'clock. the guests were delightful
" entertained with radio programs
broadcasted from Brownsville and
Harlingen.
The players included Mesdames
w. w. DeCell. W. III. Holme. Iceland
Matthews, G. c. Fittz. John Ashton.
John Rouce. Mason and Mrs. Ben
nett.
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PERSONALS


MIR. and Mrs. Z. v. Sprowl left
Wednesday for their annual outing
at Kerrville and surrounding terri
tory. where these busy people spend
some weeks each summer away from
the rush. They left earlier than
usual this year on account Of health
conditions. and NAV be back and
forth one in a while.
Mrs. J. "A. Card is in Harrington
this week attending a meeting Of
the district Federation OF women's
clubs. an accredited DELEGATE from
the Womaa's Tuesday club of this
city.
Ty Cobb is attending the Lions
convention this week in San An
gelo. Mr.. Cobb is deputy district
governor OF the Central Texas dis
trict. but went from here as a dele
Iate from the local club.
HON0RS MRS. SMITH
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Potter were
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will also Be sent you
with 4 neighborhood
LIST OF Beauty Salons
specializing il Fr-derics
Vita Ionic Method OF
Permanent Waving.
Address. Z. Frcdrrics,
Inc. Dept. ooo. East
45th Streer, New York.
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and Mrs. j. l. Stiger OF Austin.
and has been with the ProEresso
Development company since Octo-
ber- for the past year. Mr.. Razell
Is also connected with the same
company.
After a two months visit In MIL
waukee. Wis. MI. Razell's former
home. they will return to the VAL
ley and make their home in Pro-
gresso.
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TUESDAY

The Tuesday afternoon Bridge
club met at the home Of Mrs. VIII
Brown this week. with a happy aft
ernoon spent in the usual way. Mrs.
Albert McHcnry and Miss Lavina
Bourgeois weer out-of-club guests.
and but two tables we're playing.
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COUNTRY

The t. "A. Humson was hostess 10
the Country Bridge club at her
home just north OF town Tuesday
afternoon. with a two-table person.
mel. Mrs. r. N. Smith. Mrs. I. j..
Wright and Mrs. Fred GueTin were
out Of club guests, with Mrs. Shinn
not playing.