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LONG ILLNESS FATAL
TOS. CLINTON CROPLEY

~ D. CLlN YIN CnUTIEI
Former Broker, SO, Will Be Buried
Tomorrow at Private
Service.
s. Clinton Cropley, SO. Of 3034 @
street, member Of an old Georgetown
family and formerly engaged IN the
brokerage business here, died yesterday
after long illness.
Mr.. Cropley was for number Of
LOST.
BAG-Ladys brown bag containins mon1ey.
f ssx Hotel s issh and sts. NV. Phone
p, ,n SFG sss In 's %
Tel. All. 1926 ADDRESS s2s i4th st. ne. 80.
BOOK, leather bindins, in Italian, black k
s sGSfF sss seWsTa Can ADAMS
hSsfes spike tail 'fss sss: sS
DoG-Collie. male; strayed from $40 .I 5th
St SEA- Answers to name OF Pal. rag
pod-MaIe Eskimo spitz. Answers to name
of Rudy" Reward. 4405 18th NV.
green center, between r St. r. I. ave- and
4th st. and T st. NV. Phone North 5Se%'
EYEGLASSES, heavy black tortoise shell
that At over ears; Friday night at about
$50 between Conn. ave and st; nv ana
sf assS p ROOM 4o 1855 Pa ayr.
or call franklin 1900 between $50 am. and
5 pm.
GLAssEs-Tortoise- shell rim. in (Eta) case.
Finder please call Potomac 3432-W after
$50 pm.
NAP DRAWING, large: Of northeastsrp- sec,
Northern Hotel, Chicago. clipped to tracing;
all Enclosed in metal tube. Reward, Call
Franklin 4ol4 or address Box io-z, Star
PoCKETBooK-Will finder OF tan. pocket
book, left in telephone booth Peoples DRUG
Store. 18th and r, return to Hotel Mar
tlniaue? Generous reward. -
RING-Liberal reward for return of diamond
ring left in ladies' wash ROOM Hamilton
Hotel. Friday, May "a. Address Box 56-z,
TIcKETs-Packase of tickets fer benent at
Apollo Theater June !. Return to Madison
WATCH, lady's, in .Quantico, en- route to
WASHINGTON Friday; initials on back Nd. Z. /.
Call Lincoln ALL
WATCH, red enamel; open 1ace. sprays
Gold 81 pn
ans face; name GRANGE Chandler en-
graVed inside case: Baltimors. Washington
S ST ADAMS arf scss Chandler ''4 ss
WATCH AND BRACELET, Elgin, Saturday
evening: near l2th and r NV; reward.
WRIST WATcS lady's; er q SIS; betyesn
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In Mrntnrtaitt.

oET dea pAS Sr11eT * I9Ynf
Today. May 81. 1927.
The Tn month 3 Of May onss more is here,
Because two years ago today
IFS sIsrE 2ssth NELLIE AND aHEiN
remembrance Of my, brother, DANIEL L.
May a. 1927.
Two years have passed, our hearts still
Is times rolls on, we miss yoq more.
AS in the hour you passed away.
When, the evening shades. are falling,
In our hearts there CO Comes st'He longing.
5iIs6sE sSSf SoFs sSRi AND
VERSA a H5 % %Ro passed Mds ava,
THt Sf oHL fSR Nas or o. THE fas
AND MRS. WILLIAM JAMES HOWARD.
JOHNSON. IRVING r. In loving memory Of
my dear son. IRVING B. JOHNSON, who
ddepsaas.eed this lie one year ago today, May
With a broker heart watched you
Although lored you dearly
could ne sa1s ok nay MOTHER.
dear mother, ALICE W. JONES, who de-
e. 49, this life five years ago today Mas
sought through life's garden of roses
And found one sweet blossom all jeveled
Love. sympathy, faith, all unchanging and
And the heart of my flower, dearest
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. RUTH MO-
LIEsMANN. CHARLES. H. In sad but. Low.
son asd Srother
SiT a MsS Sc tns life two years ago TO-
His little eyes are closed in sleep,
His voice we hear no more.
B9 oeT asp IN S Sor fond f%o hearts
Can We help but feel so lonely
WI When n, hi, mo y9ce We DO not .v hear:
To s n lie = A is FATHER
BROTHER AND SISTER.
MICHIGAN: MARY Al EDITa In ioviRF So
R R11fM nIsseeG91eHS S SSe dsssrsed N one
year ago yesterday, May 26, 1928.
| Although you have departed,
| >. Cog does as he sees best
| When he took you home to His kingdom
HY EsN A AEp Bse55F H1RRaN N22THEHH
MONEY. MARGARET z. Sacred to, the
memory Of our dess daughter and sister;
spsed hs s es. years sso odaS
r. L p, MOTHER AND SISTERS
| MUIR. ROBERT r. In loving remembrance
| Of my father, ROBERT r. MUIR. who de-
parted this life twenty-five years ago to-
| day. May a. 1907.
| - HIS LOVING DAUGHTER, MABEL.
| NICHOLSON, MARY E. In sad but lovins
| remembrance of our dear wife and mother.
| NARY z. NICHOLSON who departed this
| life five years ago today, May n, 1928.
| A wonderful mother, woman and aid
| One who was better God never made.
| A wonderful worker so loyal and true;
| One in q mllion-that, mother. was you
| What is home without q mother?
| All things this world may send.
| But when we lost our dear mother
| We lost our dearest friend
| HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. CHARLES NJ.
| NICHOLSON. AND CHILDREN.
| WILCOX, GUY JAMES. A tribute Of love
| and devotion to the memory OF our Gear
| husband and father, GUY JAMES VIII
COX, who departed this Life one year ago
today. May 81. 1928.
| A husbands love and fathers
| Was his all-tmportent care;
/ He made his home q pleasure
| For his wife and children to share.
| We often think of the days gone By
| When we were all together;
] A shadow over our lives IS cast,
| Our loved one gone from US forever.
| Some may think you are forgotten.
| Though on earth you are no mores
| But in memory you are with US
| As you always were before.
| HIS WIFE. LILLIAN p. WILCOX, AND
| CHILDREN.
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years president Of the Mems Club OF
Christ Episcopal Church, Georgetown
He was at one time active in several
trade bodies here.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs
Clara Orme Cropley, and two daughters
Miss Helen Cropley and Miss Eleanor
Cropley.
Funeral services will be conducted al
the residence tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Interment will be private.
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CONDE B. PALLEN,
NOTED EDITOR, DIES
Catholic Graduated From
Georgetown U. in 1880 and
Studied in Rome.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. May 27.-Conde Benoist
Pallen, former managing editor of the
Catholic Encyclopedia and former presi-
dent of the Encyclopedia Press, Inc.
which published that work. died OF
heart disease yesterday at the Black
stone Hotel. He was 70 years old.
Mr.. Pallen was born in st. Louis, the
son of DR.. Montrose A. and Anne E.
Benoist Pallen. In his youth he studied
in Rome with the present Pope Plus, in
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a bow of 10 and had resided here since.
He was engaged in the restaurant BUSH
ness until two years ago, when Ill health
compelled him to retire. He resided at
306 G street.
Surviving him are two sisters, Miss
Cora M. Michael of this city, with whom
he lived, and Mrs. Mary Schneider OF
Mount washington, Baltimore, and two
brothers, Howard NJ. Michael OF Han
over and Curvin Michael of York, Pa
Funeral services will be held at
Birchs funeral parlor, 3034 M street.
at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening.
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TarnH uf Chunks.

FORREST, WILLIAM. We wish to thank
our many. friends, club and pastor tRev;
Saylesl, for their kind expressions OF
sympathy and beautiful floral pieces at
the sudden death of our beloved brother.
WILLIAM FORREST, on Monday, May 2o'
Mrs. MABLE PRYOR AND FAMILY.
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH. wish. to thank my
and Beautiful fiorai offerinss at the death
OF my husband, JOSEPH WILLIAMS, who
died May ~, 1929, KATE WILLIAMS.
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ROBERT ]. MICHAEL DIES
AFTER HEART ATTACK
Resident of Washington for 40
Years Had Been in Ill
Health.

Robert ]. Michael, resident of Wash
inrton for over 40 years, died suddenly
at Sibley Hospital from a heart attack
Yesterday afternoon. He had been IN
i'll health for the last two years.
Born at Hanover, Pa, March ID, 1870,
Mr.. Michael came to Washington when
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Tientsin, China, will spend $4,000, 900
on river improvements.
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Hunters Must Choose Words.

Among the superstitions of British
herring fisheries one is that mention of
the words. hare, rabbit, pig, salmon or
minister will bring bad luck.
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DrathH.

WALLACE. GENEVA Z. BROWN. suddsnls,
on Sunday. May rs, 1929, at her residence,
1872 Vernon st. NV. GENEVA z. BROWN
WALLACE. She leaves to mourn their
les devoted husband, Theodore Wal
lace; mother and father. Ohio T. and Luz
cinda G.. Brown; three brothers. Arthur H.
and Leroy. T. Gaskins and Shirley II.
son and Ethel Brown, and a host Of other
after , m. Monday. May n. Funeral from
Mount Zion NJ. E. Church. goth st. be-
tween Dumbarton ave. and o st. NV,
Wednesday, May 20, at o'clock. 20
WARD, FREDERICKA. Departed this life
illness of two days. FREpER1CKA. the
darling baby daughter Of Frederick and
Ward WaFf unea a Nav as m
PM, from her late. residence, 1253-A
t CaErollburs st. sw. Relatives and friends
VEST, LEO STEWARD. On Saturday. May
SOB K st: NV. LEO STEWARD WEST,
beloved father OF Edith l.. Harry A,
William c. Marcellus l., Howard F., and
Marjorie A. West. Funeral from Holy
Redeemer Church. Tuesday, May a.: at
O'Clock 27'
WINsLow. BERTHA. Departed this life
Saturday, May as, 1929, at $50 PM,
a. her residencs; llo4 2srd st; NV.
Alfred and Rosa Winslow. She also leaves
to mourn their loss three aunts, grand
father and other relatives. Funeral We'd
nesday, May 90, at 2 pm, from Union
Wesley A M. E. Zion Church, 23rd st.
bet. and NJ sts. NV. 2ss
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EDCOUCH

Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Bledsoe and
daughter Miss Evelyn returned Fri
day after a two weeks visit In San
Antonio, Cleburne, Dallas and IT.
Worth.
Mesdames O.. Z. and J. W. Carl
son spent the day in Brownsville
Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Bowman spent
Sunday at the 4. d. Stephens home.
Mrs. A. j. Stephens returned
Tuesday after several weeks visit in
Bolton and Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". M. Sutphen and
daughter Miss Mary Margaret
spent the weekend at Holly Beach
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Yates.
Mr.. w. A. Cleveland and son
Herman returned Wednesday from
q trip to San Antonio.
MI. and Mrs. ID. Davis are here
visiting Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs.
w. A. Cleveland.
Col. Rufus j. Lakeland and Mrs.
Mascho spent Sunday in Point Isa-
bel and Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Reasonover spent
the weekend in Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Cannon, Miss
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Champion OF Mer-
cedes and Mrs. A. G. Stark Of
Brownsville.
Miss Beryl Barker Of Kingsville
was q visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Quicker
and Charles Premier Of Burton
were visitors at the Paul Merton
home. Mr.. Prenzler Is Mrs. Mer-
tens father and Mrs. Quicker is her
sister.
Miss Correatta Gum and Leslie
Irwin were callers ut the Z. Z. Black
home near Brownsville Sunday.
G. w. Dortch. director Of music az
the Southwestern Junior college.
Keene. spent Saturday at J. +.
Mock's.
Mrs. b. Nj. Samson and daughter.
Elizabeth. spent Monday with Mrs.
John Herndon In Mercedes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes returned
from st. Augustine.
Miss Correatta Gum Is spending
a few days with Mrs. Hannah at
Mission.
Mrs. Richard Durham. who has
spent the summer with her parents.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George McCannon.
left Tuesday for her home in Los
Angeles, Calf.
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In several chemical, biological. and
medical ~fraternities, to "luck."
Served I'm France
Her luck came with q world war
which catapulted her into the role
Of bacteriology instructor in the
University Of Colorado. The next
thing she knew she was In France,
In uniform. carrying on a hygienic
war for warriors.
Later she used boarded pennies
to enter the University Of Chicago,
where she became assistant in the
bacteriology department and OBJ
tanned her doctors degree.
She also won the Howard Taylor
Ricketts, prize for research III path
ology during her four years in Chi
cago. Summer work at Columbia
university and research mt the Uni
versity Of Rochester medical school
have also been crowded into her
lucky" study years.
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WOMAN DECIDES
SERUM MERIT
Centers Research on Anti
Meningitis Serum; Serv-
ed I'm France

MACON, Ca, Aug. 24-tR-There
is a war going on in Washington,
d. c.. asains. the determination Of
the American race. and Sara Bran
ham, once Of Oxford, Ca. but now
of the United States Public health
service, qualities as field marshal
Her command consists of q regi-
ment OF test tubes backed by pow
erful batteries OF long range bac-
terra determination apparatus. and
her uniform is a psychologists
apron. She operates the hygienic
laboratory and hers is the last word
In central authority.
Every brigade Of shock serum sent
to clean out disease nests must first
pass her rigid inspection and hers
Is the responsibility II they fall
down on the job.
Has Degrees
Miss Branham was born at OK
ford in 1888. She holds degrees
from Wesleyan college here and the
University Of Colorado. and a doc
tor Of philosophy degree from the
University of Chicago.
Anti-meningitis. pneumonia, dys-
EMERY. and typhoid serums and
vaccines are Miss Branham's catch
words. At present she is doing re-
search work in an effort to i'm
prove the status Of anti-meningitis
serum.
Hers is a job that does not for
give mistakes and Is a constant
drain on her energy. But she calls
1t all very thrilling" and attribute:
her college degrees. and membership
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Continued From Page Four)
And her mother didn't count mucI
in Chatty's life these days.

AND her mother didn't count much
in Chatty's life these days.
Bryant switched on the lights.
and she gave q little start Of Sur-
prise. For Bryant's sitting room
didn't look at all like a mans room.
The couch between the windows
was piled with lowered silk cush-
ions-the kind that a woman would
pick out. The curtains were made
OF the same soft, gray material.
There was a glass bowl filled with
pink china tulips on the table be-
hind the couch, and a pair Of lamps
with ivory silk shades. An empty
bird cage hung from a tall brass
standard.
Everywhere, IL struck Chatty,
there was the touch of a woman's
hand. And instantly she knew that
Bryant's wife oL-ce had lived here
and furnished this little place. The
white walls Of ne room no doubt
had echoed to the sound Of their
love talk and their quarrels and
pickering.
Lets go, Bryant" she said, sud-
denly. ut makes me uncomfort-
able TO be here -. in a mans flat.
! want to 60"
He had come close to her, and she
knew he wanted to take her in his
arms and max love to her. She
knew that that vas why they had
come here She put out her
hands and pushed him away from
her.
mol" she said 50 sharply that he
backed away.
"All right. But don't scratch my
eyes out" he s : with a laugh.
sit down a minute. I don't care SO
much for this drink Of Winnie's. I'll
get my flask"
He disappeared between the
a wtnging curtains that hid a room
vbehind the sitting room, and Chatty
sat down upon the bright colored
cushions of the couch.
Against the opposite wall stood a
little writing desk Of some pale.
glossy wood. 1t was open, and the
pigeon holes were filled with writ
ing paper and envelopes.
On the tips O. her toes. Chatty
crossed the room and took out a
sheet and an envelope. She thrust
the paper into the envelope and
tucked them into her little silk
purse.
When Bryant came back into the
room, screwing the top on a silver
flask, she was sitting quietly on the
couch, looking up at TIE empty bird
cage.
1T looks SO sad, doesn't it?" She
asked plaintively. Hanging there.
empty? 1 suppose your wife took
the bird away with her when She
left you, didn't she?"
Bryant shook his blond, close
cropped head.
1T died" he said. shortly. Come
on, let's CO."
ITO BE CONTINUED
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LOS FRESNOS
THREE TABLES BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z. Barr enter
tanned on Thursday evening with
three tables Of bridge. The rooms
yer attractively decorated with
pink and red roSebuds, the same
theme also being carried out in
the table appointments.
At the close Of the games Mrs.
s. S. Sappenfield held high score
for ladies and j. c. Glass held high
score for me-
Refreshments consisting Of pine
apple sherbert and cake were served
to J. W. Dawson. j. c. Glass, MI.
and Mrs. Harry Waller, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. W. Carroll and son. and
MIR. and Mrs. S. S. Sappenfield and
son.
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OLMITO
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Harrington en-
tertained last Wednesday evening
with q dance for the young people
of the community. Quite a number
enjoyed this informal affair.
Mrs. M. +. Terrell spent the past
week visiting her daughter. Mrs.
George Lakasa. Of Los Fresnos.
Miss Jeanelle McClaughtery of
Kingsville. who has been visiting
Miss Geneva Cheney. returned home
Thursday.
Miss Estelle willis. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in and
near Dallas. arrived home Monday
morning. Miss Willis will visit her
parents until school starts, when
she will leave to resume her duties
as teacher In the Pharr-San Juan
High school.
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in her mind, than al Vienna took
it I'D with zest.
The impulse. says FRAU Wilson,
thai, which used 10 come from thM
conductor. will now come from the
dancer. To this conception Of thu
dancing conductor" she has givera
the name OF "Battuta dances"
Dancing. according 20 this new
theory. win no longer be passive
nor dependent on music. 1t win
now be an active driving force. Any
sign given by the dancer to the or
chestra Is 10 he mn artistic stimu-
lus" or. as Frau Wisenthal calls it,
theme" This is to result In new
and closer relations between the
dancer and the music.
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SANTA MARIA
PERSONALS

FEhSUNALS-
Rev. Floyd Walton of Donna filled
his appointment here Sunday and
preached morning and evening.
r. H. Hargrave enjoyed a few
days visit with his brother. Virgil,
Of Blackwell, and A. G. of San An
gelo.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Weatherford
and children spent a few days in
Mission visiting.
L. Gilbert and family are spend
ing a few weeks at San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.. PerSonious.
Miss Fela Champion. Miss Nina
Duncan. +. S. Champion and VIII
bur Williams went to Boca Ch;ca
Sunday. Others in their party were
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Dorthy and ALIVE are visiting In
Eureka, Kans.
VIM. Rowe IS spending n few
weeks In Marion, Ohio.
Miss Marion Woodwin OF Rio
Hondo spent the weekend with
Miss Naughty Squyres.
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DANCERS HEAD
A ORCHESTRA

VIENNA, Aug. 24.-tRNFrau Elsa
Wisenthal. n OF the most refined
dancers of Vienna, hit upon the
original idea Of conducting an or
chestra by movements Of her head.
No sooner had this idea flashed
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PICNIC AT BcCA CHICA

Swimming and a picnic supper
provided entertainment for a group
OF Los Fresnos people on Sunday
evening at Boca Chica.
Included among the number was
Ray Cannon, iseph Phil, Dozier
Denny Of Corkville. Texas, Miss
Josephine Kre' Edward Kretz.
Miss Ruby Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Stauffer. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kretz and son. James. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kretz and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kretz. and daugh-
ter, Loyce, and Mr.. and ! rs. Jo-
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PROMOTION SOCIETY

Mrs. Charles Gobar was hostess
to members Of the Catholic Ladies
Promotion society at her home on
Friday afternoon.
A short business session was held
and the remainder CT the afternoon
was spent in conversation.
At the close OF he meeting de-
licious sandwiches, salad, cake and
ice tea were served TO Mrs. Francis
Schmidt, Miss Mary Schmidt, Mrs.
Jules de Somer and daughter, Miss
Mary Courtney, Mrs. Joseph KretZ
and daughter. Margardet, and Mrs.
William KretZ.
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Indiana Drain Tile INSTRUMENTATION. Brooklyn. Indiana
Jackson Brick & Hollow Ware .EwiHg. Ind.
h. Brick ................... Los Angeles. California
Los Angeles Brick Los angeles, CALI.
Malvern thy .MGrtTn, ONO
Mason City Brick g. Tile Co. Mason City. Iora
Metropolitan Paving Brick o................. Canton, Ohio
Mission Brick g. Tile Co. ................. Mission, TerGs
National Fire PROBING Builders Bldg, Chicago. III.
jacksonville Brick Co. .NdscHriAe, Ohio
A. G. Ochs Brick & Tile Co. Springfield. A:rE-
Ohio Fire PROBING Co. Columbus, Ohio
Okabena Brick & Tile Co. .OkGbena, MINI.
Pennsylvania Fire ProO6ng Co. ...............SL Mays. Pa.
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Mrs. w. >. Stier entertained on
Thursday afternoon in honor OF the
fifth birthday anniversary OF her
little daughter, Jane.
A variety Of games and contests
furnished amusement for the chill
dren during the afternoon.
Refreshments Of orangeade, and
cake were served TO 10 LITTLE guests
and Mrs. @. L. Ivey. Mrs. Ed Gallo
q and Mrs. c. Kyle who assisted
the hostess in entertaining.
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seph Kreitz and daughter, Margar-
ct.
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PICNTC--SWIAT
CHILDREN ENTERTAINED

Sixty children met at the Method
ist parsonage on Monday afternoon
at 5 o'clock where they were enter
tanned with a party.
Indoor baseball and other games
and contests provided diversion for
the little tots during the afternoon.
Refreshments Of ice cream and
cake were served to the entire
group which then assembled at the
church auditorium.
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JUBILEE CLUB

Idembers of the Jubilee club met
at the home Of Mrs. +. @. Richey
on Thursday afternoon.
A devotional was followed by a
short business session. The mis-
sionary study. The Way Of Jesus"
was led by Mrs. 'ichey.
Ice cream an waters we're served
to Misses Annetta Schneider. Jewel
and Emma Moses, Ruth &c Bus, and
Gwendolyn zumwalt.
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FRIENDS EMIT RI NED

Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. G..
Chatelle enjoyed a picnic supper at
their home on Sunday evening. The
group gathered at twilight and
spread the supper on the Lawn, pic
mic style.
Those presen. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Frame and two daughters from
San Antonio. Miss Mayme G .ridon,
Mrs. G. l.. Chatelle, Mrs. Stella Yo-
der, and MI. ana Mrs. Z. z. Ogden
and family. all : San Benito, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gobar, and
sons, Bernard and Lawrence.
ELECT OFFICERS
The regular meeting OF the Wom-
ans Service club was held at the
high school building on Thursday
afternoon.
A lengthy business session was
held ir viii the election OF Off
GERS was held as follows; president,
Mrs. w. e. Palmer. vice esident:
Miss Gertie Siderius. corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Harry Whipple; re-
eCrding secretary, Mrs.. Russell
Bingley; treasurer. Miss Ethel Gam
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mon; publicity secretary, Mrs. Chas.
Gobar; librarian. Mrs. w. r. Brules;
federation secretary, Mrs. j. A.
White; parliamentarian. Mrs. z. w,
Chase.
Members Of the club will hold an
ice cream social I the school build
ing on Monday evening, Aug. rs.
The Los Fresnos band will furnish
music for the event.