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Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD z. GARIs
Copyright, 1923, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND TIE
LADY PIG

Once upon a time, just as Unr'a
Wiggilv was getting ready to hop
out Of hia hollow stump bunga'cH
and 10 to the afternoon mov.ur
pictur. show, he saw Mrs TWIST
tail the fat pig lady Waddlng ~
tho front walk. Sha seemed 70 b"
in q hurry.
"IIcrc comes Mrs. Twi.tvtail,
said Uncle WiggiIs 10 Nurse Janr
Maybe She wants 10 borrow
some sugar" spoke the muskra'
lady bungalow keeper. "That Pia
family is always hungry, aud Curly
ana Fopp, the ljttle pig boys, arr
huuanest Of all
That's what makes them So
fat, { suppose. said Uncle Wiggilt
as o.. hopppd TO the door TO let in
Mr., Twi-tytail Have YOU ANY
sugar 70 lend her i'm casc that Is
what she is coming 20 gctH'
"Oh. surely, squoakod Mis-
8u.N Nu2zv. 81 don t mind lep'-
iur Mrs. 1w>tytail sugar, or what
A.r elise size needs, for She alNay7
jal, mo back next day
llut. as il happened. the lady pig
did mot want 70 borrow any sugar.
No sooner had she entered Chtle
Wigglvs IS bungalow than she start,
al u ,t down ia a chair.
"Oh not that chair! not that
uatl screamed Nurse Jane
L- Wa Lf. What S IL. ma
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
March Is, 1914

After 40 days Of investigation by
the L. :. department of Justice, /,
has been decided to drop all pt'.
cccdiug> against T. Meza dc Salinas,
formcr judge in the first instance Ia
Lower California, and \. VI. PcciIa.
head of the immigration office al
McNiraH, tor the alleged particip.l
tiou in the killing Of Jose Nalencite
and Eucarnaciou SANCHEZ, who wcly
murdered December 81, 1918. II,
two men viii be required to SER
the 90 day suspended sentence given
them hy Recorder Il. L. Glasby.
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II him.
I'm sure the Wolf has him
cr;od the pig lady.
NonsenSe!' laughed Uncle
Wigg!ly. "FlorPy has, very like.
gone of to play with Jackie an1
Poetic Pow Wow. III ga around aaI
ask the boy and girl animals if tho
have seen FloPpy. Leave it to me=
I'n find him and bring him 10
YOU.
"Oh, thank You 50 masl. =.
grunted Mrs. Twistytail
"You stay here with mr, -.
visad Nurse Jane, "and Uncle "
Oily VIII soon come home #.H
FloFpy. III make You some to;.sf
and toa.'
"'Thpt will hr nice-tlank YOU.
whispered the X lady who W.
always hungry. 50 while sfa a.
toast ard drank tea Tn"lo Wig4ily.
instead If going to the movies, las
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red toward the Hollow NtuaF
school to find the little lost pig.
II, school was closed, aud th"
rat .iau.tor said no onr was iu>id
Jackie and Poetic Bow Wow W'tc
playing around the school, bpt
Floppy WASH I with them.
II saw him run off through tt.
woods harkcd Jackie.
Maybe he is in the woods yr,,
aid Uncle. Wiggily. I'm 20 lock-.
H mt.St be getting hungry no.,
Ter il is almost time for supper -
Enclo WiggiIv could see, by lh
mark, in 'he snow, which "av
F1oPpF had gone and soon tine ra'.
~ gentleman was ON thn trail ri
In lost, hungry little pig.
II DO hop none If the Bad
Chaps las caught him, Thought
dr Eongears rs Ie happod along
throuaa the woods. ''But Il begins
10 looe very sttang,, ho added
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Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm
perial Valley for .his Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
March 13. 1909

+. II. Hartman knows more ahodt
Imperial irrigation tonight than ao
Fncw this morning, He spent th'
afternoon at the heading on til,
Colorado river, where the closut,
was made in the break which h,
pronounced in court to be tn.
greatest work of the Southern Pa
cific company during his admins
tration Of its affairs.
Engineer Jack Garlic and IL
force are, busy people these days
An the Subcontractors, hundreds oi
mules, train crews and gangs of
laborrrS are busy too, for word NJ
been passed that five weeks must
see the completion Of the Fntr"
california railroad from CalcNico /,
luma
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TEN YEARS AGO
March l3. 1919

Attorney T.. Il. Simon, chairman
Of the County DefenSa Council, aa-
rouncad TODAY he is forming
county vide campaign to iusut.
every returned Imperial Nades
service man u position IS ~oou 1e
possible. Chairman Simon also aa-
bounced his intention Of appointing
Il committee 10 hayc compile"
charge Of tn homecoming fiesta
The pageant part of the fiesta =
sponsored by the Woman 5 Tea
Thousand club.
when he had gonr q long ,vay, anG
it was getting dark, aud ne hadn i
Vet seen Floppy. However he eo1,I
still see his footprints in the snow
''Bpt ] do not sec any footprjp,S
of the Bob Cat or Fox. 50 guess
Floppv hasn't been caught, wins
rcrrd Mr. I.ougcars. i II look o'-r.
IN tina. hollow tree Mayha Fos.
crawIrd inside ard fell asleep
50 uncio Wiggily hopped Oh
forward tIe hollow tse. and. all of
>udayu. he Wa~ Tery much SIT
pris,d Just hag Shall tel vot
.omorcw night. And thea, i 70
cgg heatee dae~u'f .uru fhs r.ele
IN i'm fho might and make tic ccf.,c
thinks its morning. III tell Has
about l.cl" WigE.ly and tay SHY
Pi-,.
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Scientist Radio
Lecture Tomorrow

The inhabitants of the FL Centre
district may hear authorized Chris
tian Science lectures over the radio
on Thursday, March IA, when James
&. Rowcll, G.. $, of Kansas City,
Mo-, and John Randall Dunn, c. 5.
b., of Boston, Mass, members of the
board of lccturcship of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, will deliver lee
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r." gruntcd Mrs. Twis,vtail.

ter" gruntcd Mrs. Twistytail.
"Tiat chair wouldH't hold YOU,
said the mu,krat lady with % ,nIl..
g. II I'm, a weak leg. Hero take tl:-
bnnrh, - and She led Mrs. TWIST
tail to = solid bench that wou,i
have held an elephant if hc had
wanted ia sir down. 30; that NJ.
Twistrtail was as lcayy as ap
elephant. but she was very fat.
Goa. dear, On. dear Oh. dear,
sighed the lady pig rs ,h" sat on
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the bench and took out 81 lJrg
handkerchief, about as big SIS bed
sheet
'.WGat's 's the ma'tcr3' aeNcc
Uuel, Wiggily kindly. "Ion't 'e
so sad. You can borrow all the >ugal
YOU want.
Sugar guntcd Mrs. Twi.ty.
tail. "Who said ] wanted sugar -
oh, Nur,c Jinc just guessed y9a
v0:, cpaiH. to- u-a. spoke ae
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Wednesday, March 13, 1929

lures as follows:
Mr.. Rowell, at 1910 noon, over
Radio Station KFI, from Third
Church of Christ, Scientist, Los An
geles.
Mr.. Dunn, at p. M, over Radio
Station KFOX, from First Church
of Christ, Scientist, Long Beach
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Acetylene Welding General Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding Boring. F1stcN Nrl1NIng' ~
wheel ring gears Pumps and Tractor work Bicycles,
Novelties Wilson Machine Shop, 1922 Main Phone 4OJ
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Hatckery--El Cenfro Hatchery

W. Commercial St, block west of Imperial Ave.
ChX from Accredited and Blood Tested Flocks.
VIII hatch your eggs for $4.00 per hundred.
Phone 662
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Furniture-Clayfon, For Furniture

Rugs, liroleums stoves, window shades, Ncsco kero
stoves. Pacific gas ranges, camp equipment hard
Pianos, used Sewing machines Card
tables chairs rented for parties etc 542 Main
St. Phone 623
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Agricultural Implements-Fa Farm Equipment

The only stock of genuine parts in the valley. Catl-
pillar Tractors Hulse-Anderson. 14l4 W. Nam
ST. Phone 100
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Hushman's Garage-24 Hours

storage, Washing, Greasing. The only complete vul-
canizing plant in valley. Factory Warehouse McClaren-
AJAX tires, tubes. 16l Main St Phone $40
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Drugs and Beauty Shop.

El Centre Drug Co. Complete line of drugs, veterinary
remedies Fountain service. All lines of BEAUTY work
done by expert operators. Permanent waving by Fl'
lombard. Price $l25o at 18th & Main St Phone
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| Oregon and Coffee Shop in Connection

Ar Cooled and Steam Heated Dancing facilities
Main dining room open evenings Catering parties
ana banquet5. 9TH and BWay. Phone az
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Army & Navy Variety Store.
Auto Collision Repairs
Auto Electricians--W Willard Batteries

Copeland Electric Refrigeration. r. c. A. anC
Radio at Kendall Brothers, GO Broadway = Pr
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S. & S. Electric Shop

Electric Installation and Repairing. 4tl
+. Schmitt
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Building Materials Whiting Mead Co.

Plumbing. Paints Hardware, Wall Board. Every
for building. Office and Yard 400 w. Main. PhOl
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the little old man as he spat joy
ously out Of the corner Of his lit
tie, wrinkled old mouth.
Everything in this town is good
you can 60 from where to width
er, as the saying is, and you can't
beat it.
No, and you can't equal it,
either. I am here to say"
The little old man pushed his
veatherbeaten old hat to the side
o. his head with a kind Of chal-
lenge in the gesture.
Tell you what it is" he said.
I'm sorry for folks that could live
here and don't know enough to
do it.
There's one thing though-the
rents is awfulIy high. Why, they
take your breath away. I'm doing
fine myself and / a afford a
p-r-ee-t-ty good rent myself" The
old hat took another angle and the
little Old man spat with pride and
self congratulation.
But, be-li-ee-ve me, I'm not 60
ing 70 throw my money out like
a crazy fool another year. I've got
my eye on a little lot up there in
the woods-my car will take me up
there and back easy.
why, I'm busy every minute. +
(~Continued on Page Nine.)
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in playing games a refreshment
course was served.
The guests then assembled in the
large living room of the Deke home
where Rev. A. Bartling expressed
the appreciation of the church
members for the part which Mrs.
Baldwin and her mother, Mrs. Ma
thilda Kalbfleisch, had in the
church being built here. Mrs. Kalb-
fleisch was a member Of the Luther
an church here and had said that
the art glass windows Of the new
church would be a gift from her.
Other members Of the church hav-
ing a part in the donations to the
church, including the small boys
at the home of Mrs. A. N. Brown,
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SURPRISE GUEST

Mrs. G. A. Baldwin Of Peru, Ind,
who is visiting friends in Mercedes,
was pleasantly surprised at a party
given in her honor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Deke Wednes-
day night by members of the Lu-
theran church. After a time spent
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Miss Arvilla Rodgers has gone to
Houston to be the guest of Miss
Eleanor Pilot.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Tom returned
Thursday from San Antonio.
John T. Floore is in San Antonio
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Davidson of
Fort Worth and Mrs. Eva Mondon
OF Los Angeles, Calf, are visiting
their daughter and niece, Mrs. Da-
vid Wink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Goetzke
returned Yesterday for a visit to
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Duckett. Jr.,
returned this morning from their
honeymoon trip. They will make
their home here.
Mrs. A. E. Peoples and little son
Barney, left today for a three
weeks stay in San Antonio.
DR.. A. G. Hageman of Rippev
Iowa, arrived here this morning for
a Two weeks stay. DR.. Hageman is
J director of the Loyalty Crusade
campaign being conducted in the
Methodist church here at this time
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Berely have re-
turned from a few days stay in
San Antonio.
John T. Floore returned TODAY
from a business trip to San An
tonic.
Miss Irene Spengei has as her
guest for the week her mother, Mrs
Louis Spengel Of Highland, III.
H. L. Oler returned THURSDAY
from a business trip to San Antonio
and Austin.
Mrs. r. N. McCrary and little
daughter. Mary Frances, are the
eueTts of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Fields.
Miss Helen McDavitt of Houston
1"~lTed in Harrington Wednesday
tn will be connected with the
-!2yd Caldwell Corporation Claims
service. located in the Rio Grande
National Life Insurance building.
MIS-. J. G. Woodwork is leaving
tonight to visit friends in New Or
leans. Mrs. z. M. Withrow Of Tulsa
Okla, is visiting her niece, Mrs. "
NJ. DrlSkell, on Polk street.
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and grabbing the plants right outs
of the ground OF blowing on them
SO hard that they might as well be
dead.
THE soil in these gardens I tend
is good though. I'll tell you," said
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CALENDER
Tuesday

CALENDER
Tuesday
The Ladies Missionary Society of
Hhe First Methodist church will
hold their circle meetings.
Wednesda,
Mrs. Sam Willis and daughter
Josephine and Mrs. R. L. Lester
will be hostesses at a morning
bridge party given at the Woman's
Building.
Mrs. Homer Jennings will enter
tain the Y NJ. club.
Friday
Mrs. w. e. Bush entertains the
Friday club.
Mrs. Floyd Smith will present her
class of Progressive Series pupils in
a costume piano recital at the high
school building, 800 O'Clock.
Saturday
Mrs. NJ. I. Olsen and Mrs. Bruce
Eubank will entertain with a bridge
party at the Woman's building.
Mrs. Floyd Smith will present
her Melody Way class of first and
second year pupils in a recital at
the high school building at 8 o'clock.
WOMEN'S c. c. ELECTS
The Women's Chamber Of Com
merce elected new officers and gave
the years financial report at their
luncneon given at the Woman's
building Wednesday at noon. Forty
four members and guests were
present.
Mrs. T. S. Herren was reelected
president: Mrs. j. G. Myrick is the
new first vice president, Mrs. E. l..
Davis the second vice president,
and Mrs. B. M. Holland the record
ing secretary. Miss Georgia Howell
and Mrs. Blanche Jones were re-
elected corresponding secretary and
treasurer. - 80 a
Following the election, Mrs. T. S.
Herren, in a few well-chosen words
accepted the honor for the third
consecutive year, pledging herself
anew to the service of the organi-
zation. Mrs. Herren paid a high
tribute to members of the club, not
one Of whom she said. has ever
refused to do what had been asked
of her. Mrs. Herren then outlined
some of the accomplishments and
achievements of the organization
In the past two years, concluding
her address with the presentation
OF all officers and department
chalrmen to whom she gave credit
for the work Of the past year.
The financial report of the or
g~anization was given by the treas
urer. Mrs. Blanche Jones. 1t was
decided by a vote to make a dona-
ton of SIS each month to the Sal
vation Army to carry on its work
In Harrington. The resignation of
Mrs. W. M. Waterman as chair
man of the building committee was
accepted with regret. Mrs. t. F.
Abbott was introduced as a new
member of the executive board be-
Ing appointed chairman Of trans
portation. Mrs. w. D. Jeffries was
introduced as a new member of the
body.
The meeting was then turned
over to Mrs. J. G. Myrick, chairman
49, PAO54oA OCOdI IlIl6IlI WHO
prese2rs7 Miss Adele Ronecker,
city Myth nurse. A health play
let, "The Little People Of Happy
town" was dramatized by the pu-
pills of Miss Florence E1rnor's room
OF Central Ward as the story was
told in an interesting manner by
Miss Ronecker. The children of the
third grade room of the same
school presented a humorous play
let in negro dialect. Mrs. S. r.
Jennings of the department of mu-
sic of the organization presented
her pupil, Miss Ada Reid Alderdice
who won second place in the piano
solo contest at the high school mu-
sic meet in Kingsville recently.
Miss Alderdice played, by request,
her prize winning number, "Im-
promptu," by Rheinhold. The meet
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He's such q nice, clean, good natured little old
man.
I love to hear his rusty old car rafting UP the
road.
He's never alone in the car, either. There's al
ways either a little, bare-headed boy or a little red
lerTler-the terrier thinks he's rish-but he isn't
az least not much Of him.
But he is a bright-eyed, wide-awake little fell
low Tor all that.
ING, in the strange way that dogs have. he looks
- . nluSn like his funny, dried-up old master that !
80 u near him say something about the weather
any ~ oold winds that are keeping the garden back
almost any minute.
and tne little car looks like its owner too. Sort
= MOTH DuC sturdy, with a good stout heart in spite
yep" said me p++,a III 30
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Rumbo second high and Mrs. Bush
for cut. A delicious plate lunch
consisting of iced tea, pressed
chicken, olives, sandwiches and date
nut bar was served on beautifully
decorated trays.
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at which time their Easter program
was given.
Mrs. M. 4. Keen had charge Of
the program and led the devotional.
The subject of the program was
the Risen Christ and Women"
stressing "She Hath Done What She
Could"
There was splendid talks and pa
pers on the different religions. j.
L. Vining talked on confuciaism and
Corea. Mrs. E. H. Poteet'S subject
dealt with Mohammedism, and Mrs.
N. L. Harrington's subject with
Buddhism. Mrs. P. w. Perkins told
a most interesting story of the
Women of Brazil" Mrs. @. A.
King read a poem, entitled THE
Resurrection
Mrs. Harry Roland presided at the
business meeting. This was fol-
lowed by a social session and the
serving of a refreshment course.
Others in attendance were Mes
danes G. A. Carlson, Paul Ruckel,
G. a. Neff, N. M. Ragland, H. i.
Tidmore, John Herndon, ]. e.
Haynes and F. w. Moon. .
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M. M. WITH MRS. HARVEY

Mrs. j. P. Harvey was hostess to
the M. NJ. club at her home in San
Benito Wednesday afternoon.
Zinnias and baby breath mingled
with fern in attractive baskets and
vases about the rooms gave floral
charm and the two-tone scheme
was repeated in the tallies, score
pads and other game table equip
ment. High score prize was award
ed to Mrs. Jack Mcfarland and
second high to Mrs. Adolph Fisher.
Ices and sweets were served on
decorated trays.
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who furnished the cornerstone, were
thanked by the speaker.
Guests enjoying the evening were
Rev. and Mrs. Bartling, Messrs. and
Mesdames A. F. Twenhoeffel and
family. e. j. Drepke and Daughter,
Helen. j. Langkop. H. Matsniller
and family, J.. Klein and faraily
r, watson Of Progresso, Arthur
IJecker. Otto Adrian, F. Bandermer
Jacob Fossler, F. @. Karle, arthur
Kruger, Paul Law. Mrs. E. BIZ
and son. Arthur. Mrs. T. Schroeder
and son, Ferd. Mrs. A. krause, Mrs.
H. J.. Reisterer, T. Kruger, Lacn-
meyer and John Crume.
HOSTESS FOR SISTER
Mrs. Helen Symonds entertained
on Tuesday afternoon for her sister,
Mrs. l.. H. Ducett of Washington.
D. c., and Mrs. Louie Dent OF Dali
las, with auction bridge forming a
welcome diversion. Mrs. Symonds'
home was lovely with floral arrange
ments Of pink roses and jasamines.
Mrs. Don Warner, Mrs. A. B.
Scott and Mrs. r. H. Kern made
the high scores in the games, with
pretty favors being given the guests
Of honor.
Others in attendance were Mrs.
James Anderson, Mrs. r. r. Barton,
Mrs. Earl Wilburn, Mrs. Walter
Weaver of Donna, Mrs. j. S. Bud
long and Miss Josephine Dent.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. Carrie M. Stewart was host
ess to the Wednesday afternoon
Bridge club at a beautifully appoint
ed luncheon on Wednesday after
noon. Her floral adornment was
pink carona blossoms in baskets and
bowls.
Mrs. Ralph Love scored high in
the games and Mrs. Ruth Teat
scored for consolation.
Mrs. Arthur Tolson and Mrs. r.
Caraway were h~oSteSseS On Tuesday
evening at a pretty bridge party in
honor of Miss Adelaide Graham Of
Waxahachie, who is a Mercedes Wis
itor.
The party was held at the Tolson
home and the forepart of the eve-
ming was spent playing bridge. Mrs
Roy Tolson and Frank James
Markham received the high score
trophies, with a pretty favor being
presented Miss Graham after the
bridge games were over dancing
was enjoyed.
Others enjoying the evenings en-
tertainment were Ne. and Mrs. &c
Olson, Mrs. Effie Jewell Shekell
Mrs. Lee Morrison, Miss Sara
Haynes, Ray Tolson, Waldror
Haynes, Fred Turner and Johr
Phelan.
METHODIST CIRCLES
The several circles Of the Meth.
odiSt auxiliary held a business anc
social session on Tuesday Afternoon
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BAPTIST
AUXILIARY STUDY

Inc Bible Study meeting of tn
auxlllary Of the First Presbyteria,
ehurch was held at the chI1rc,
tuesday afternoon. Mrs. r !
Snavely presided and Mrs. F. i
Heary taught the lesson on II
BOOK OF Acts. About Is member
were present.
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THE BANK PRESIDENT
AND THE HANDYMAN
One With His Wealth and-Worries the Other With
Plenty of Work and Contentment-Which
& One Has the Best Of I?


yes, ne was splitting.
a nn she real sure enough kind, but just a sort of gesture of carefree
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I don't care whose garden it is, O whether you're nfartng seeds O
plants, all ready to blossom.
The wind acts like a great gagk of a fol bov-hiding around cor
ners and acting as if he was dead and then all o a sudden rushing out
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MERCEDES
r OLSON

Mrs. Ed. Olson entertained a num-
Der OF friends on Thursday after
noon with a beautifully appointed
bridge party at the Country club
She used a color theme of lavender
and pink, with an arrangement of
larksDur and pink roses intermingled
with greeneries. Tallies and table
accessories were in keeping with the
chosen color5.
In the games. Mrs. 7. S. Chadwick
scored high, Mrs. r. z. fitzpatrick.
second high, Mrs. Lee Morrison, half
score. and Mrs. McReynolds Of Dali
las, scored for consolation.
The trophies were costume iewelry
in the colorings Of pink, lavender
and green.
A delicious salad course followed
the games, covers being placed for
the following: Mesdames S. H. Col
her, Don Warner, Harry Lawson, j.
E. Haynes, D. w. Glasscock. H. B.
Seay, John Phelan, j. c. Walter
Fricke, 1. S. Chadwick, Art Tolson,
R. r.. Caraway, Ray Tolson, H. D.
Stuart, George Markham, r. E.
Kirkpatrick, George Breeding, John
Achton, William Coe, j. R. Ray, Lee
Morrison, ]. w. ROUGE, w. j. Cope
land, Harry ROUGE, Jack Trollinger,
z. z. johnson, Owen Stone, Tom
Britton Of Weslaco, Glenn Davies
and d. j. Evans of Harrington, j. 0.
McReynolds of Dallas and Miss Sara
Haynes.
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CADETS RETURN.
ath
TO SAN ANTONIO
Student Flyers Enjoy Enter
tainment At Boca
Chica

Thirty-three cadet flyers OF
Brooks Field. San Antonio, who
flew 10 Brownsville Saturday ana
spent the night at Fort Brown. left
at five minute intervals Sunday
morning for their home field.
The first plane took off at 8 a. IN.
and the last left at li20 O'Clock.
There was but one minor mishap
here. One Of the students in taxing
his plane for the take-off. bumped
another ship. damaging the wing.
but the injured member was re-
paired in "A short time and was on
its way. The last half OF the planes
to leave flew back in groups OF three.
one leading and the other two be-
hind and on either side. No word
has been received Of any trouble en-
route.
The cadets piloted their crafts
here rs a part OF the course OF in
Struction at the government avia-
ton school at Brooks field.
Their planes numbered 38. and In
addition 70 the cadets carried in
st~ructors. officers and mechanics.
Total personnel numbered AZ.
Chamber OF commerce officials
zavet hem a barbecue and beach
party at Boca Chica Saturday night.
Young ladies Of Brownsville accom-
panied the cadets TO the beach.