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New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
! MOVE GIRL KIDNAPER
TO WoMEN'S PRISON
Attemp to Deliver Rita Dorian From
Pennsylvania Jail Prompts
Transfer Made In Secrecy.

Lancaster. Pa. May ; (UP)-Rits
Doran. the pretty Iowa farm sir
sentenced to eerve from eight to II
years in prison for her part In thu
kidnapping OF state highway pa.
trolman. has been transferred from
county Jail here to the Muncy indus
trial prison for women.
Great secrecy surrounded the
transfer of the girl. who It The time
OF her conviction threatened to get
some one" 1t 10 believed authorities
also feared an attempted Jail deliv-
cry and three automobiles loaded
with armed guards. accompanied the
girl to the Muncy prison.
The transfer came within 4 few
days after members Of the last
grand jury reported that Rita's cell
was fitted as luxuriously '.as . par
lor." They said the girl had beauti-
full cushions, cut flowers and other
luxuries in her cell.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03

NEA Washington Bureau
He saw the man with the satchel
that had the bomb in 1.-THE bomb
that killed ten people during the
Preparedness Day parade in San
Francisco in 1916. And 1t wasn't
Tom Mooney, who has served Is
years for the crime in San Quentin
penitentiary, but another, much
slenderer man. says Ronald q.
Thring, above, of Washington, D. C.
Thring, who was an apprentice sea-
man stationed near San Francisco at
the time of the bomb outrage, says
he was near the scene few minutes
before the explosion and saw the
man who actually carried the i'm
fernal machine in his satchel. When
the former labor leaders case comes
up for rehearing, he is prepared
to testify that it wasn't Mooney.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
Bankruptcy Sale

The Black Kitten Inn situated on
the Plainville- Farmington Road In
the town Of Pennington, will be sold
ut Public Auction Wednesday. May
sth. 1879, at - o'clock noon. (Day-
light Saving Time). Fer informa-
ton apply Irving l. Rachlin. Trus-
ZEE. 33s Main street. New Britain,
Gem. Telephone e17.-AAvt
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
SHEAN RELEASED TODAY:
SERVED THREE YEARS
Accomplish Of Gerald Chapman In
New Britain Murder Out on Pa.
role from States Prison.

Hartford, May R-Walter =.
Shean, accomplice Of Gerald Chap
man, was released from the state
prison at Wethersfield this morn
ing. Shean was paroled last We'd
nesday by the prison board of pa
role, after having served three years
of his one to five year sentence for
completely in a New Britain safe
robbery. No announcement as TO
his plans were made.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
Edward Towns

Edward Towns, - years old, of
99S Stanley street, died Unexpectedly
at his home last night following q
short illness.
He was employed by the Styles &
Reynolds Brick Co. His only sur
viving relative is his mother In
Georgia.
Funeral arrangements. in charge
Of Undertaken John J. Tarrant, are
incomplete, pending word from his
/ mother as to where burial will take
place.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our kind
friends and neighbors for the kind
ness and sympathy shown US in our
recent bereavement in the death Of
my father, August Schmalfuss.
Signed, Mrs. Oscar Thomas and
family.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
TRANSPORTATION
BILL FOR PUPILS
LOST IN SENATE
Continued from First Page)

AS a result of rejection, procedure
Of appointing committee of con-
ference to recommend final action to
both bodies will not be followed.
This allows the bill to fall between
the houses"
Senator Christ, in opening the at
tack on the bill, said it was unsound
in principle. for it forced the cities
and towns not needing transporta-
ton aid to pay for the towns that
are asking for it.
Commenting on the house passing
the bill after the appropriation had
been reduced to s270.000 from $780,
600, Senator Christ said: Sixty
seven per cent of a wrong principle
is no easier to swallow than one
hundred per cent Of wrong prin-
|ciple."
fected only to make the bill more
palatable," for the senate Ito sWal-
low" ~ -'. ...,,,-
Opposition Arguments
Senator Durant of Guilford, edu-
cation chairman, said he was for the
bill, as was his entire committee,
but would vote with the appropria-
tions committee because it was an
Organization committee" and he
believes in the organization. Senator
Weaver of New Milford attacked the
appropriations committee on the
grounds that it did not know what
the situation is in the small town,
and said that these towns would not
have sought aid If they could have
solved their problems themselves.
Senator Hackett opposed the COM
mittee believing its report meant
that towns and cities would not edu-
cate their children equally, and de-
clared the real fight was between the
cities and towns. Senator Bergin Of
New Haven, the minority leader,
favored rejection because, he said,
New Haven would pay most of the
cost of transporting children in small
towns.
Senator Hart of Bridgep port said
the same thing in regard to his city.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03

Funeral services for Norma r. 9.
Person. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest F. Person of 20 Dix avenue,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock at the home instead Of this
afternoon az was first reported. Rev.
Henning johnson. pastor OF the
Lutheran church in Bristol, will Of
f1ciate. Burial will be in Fairview
cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
Burton Wilbur Lanetlon

Burton Wilbur Langdon, II
months old, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Langdon of So Pleasant
street, died At Hartford Isolation
hospital of pneumonia yesterday
afternoon.
The funeral was held at b. c.
Porter Sons funeral parlors at ~
Court street this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. Rev. Theodore A. Greene.
pastor Of the First CONGREGATIONAL
church, officiated. Burial was in
Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03

The fastest shower Of rain ever
measured fell at Opid's Camp. Cali
fornia, April 5,1Szs. when 1.02
inches OF raj nfell In one minute.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03

The castle Of Alhambra in Spain
was originally capa Bile of holding
10000 men.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
Wall Street Briefs

New York. May N-Clarence
n. Wooley, chairman OF American
Radiator & Standard Sanitary Cor
poration. emphatically denies = re-
port that his company and Johns
Manville are to merge. Mr.. Wooley,
recently elected = director Of the
latter concern. says there has been
no thought Of such q consolidation.
Bethlehem Steel Corporation plans
to spend about 310.500.000 in re-
placements and renewals At its
Cambria plant at Johnstown, Pa.
The program calls for 4 new bat
terry Of by-product coke ovens and
new blast furnace. Work on the
improvements will start soon.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
Funerals

Mrs. Earl ". PlersOa
Funeral services for Mrs. Enola
CWilliams) Pierson. wife of Ernest
w. Pierson OF Waterbury were held
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
funeral home OF D. NJ. Stewart e.
Son OF 219 West Main street. Wa
terbury. Burial was in Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03

PLANT A GARDEN
W1T0 NecEoDH THAT WILL 0ksDW
WE HAVE THEM
Atso time eow fes lawn tbsesslngs
LON Anime MEA1-AN8Ee MANURE
l,aoeuel u
DOl.lGR8R1 pONY SnOP
sIhe Tese1yuph Elaefs4 Il NeW 0e9&oeos
ahop OseeoNeoNes
y Weue Q1o1Q u Mn01o 10
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
Deaths
Miss Emily H. Yicta

Word has been received of the
death of Miss Emily H. Viets, aged
SO. daughter OF the late James and
Cordelia r. Viets of East CRANKY.
Miss Viets passed away at the Salem
hospital, Salem, Mass. Wednesday,
following a lengthy illness.
She was born in East CRANKY and
studied at Abbott Academy. Andovsr.
Mass, and was graduated from the
New Britain Normal school. She
taught in the local schools and later
taught at Hampton Institute in Vir-
ginia where she established q kim
dergarten school among the negro
children in that region.
Miss Viets was 4 student of litera-
ture and art and was a member Of
the Daughters Of the American
Revolution.
Funeral services will be held In
the Congregational church, East
CRANKY, Saturday afternoon at 2:15
o'clock. Burial will be in East
CRANKY cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03
Jacob Hoelh

Funeral services for Jacob Hoelle
of 81 Vance street were held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home.
Rev. DIR. George w. c. Hill, pastor
of the South Congregational church.
OBLIGATED. Burial was in Fairview
cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03

Nrs. Lena MAMMA Hetnzmann
Mrs. Lena Matilda Heinzmann. ~
years old, of Sc Putnam street died
at New Britain General hospital
last night. She was the widow of
Christian Htnzmann.
She was born in Germany and she
came to New Britain II years ago,
She was q member of the South
congregational church.
Surviving her are three daughters.
Mrs. Lawrence Dewey. Mrs. Ragnor
Lindquist and Miss Florence Heinz
mann and three sons. Lawrence and
Christian Heinzmann Of this city
and Emil Heinzmann of Mansfield.
Funeral services will be held at
the home tomorrow afternoon at !:
o'clock at the home. Rev. DR.,
George w. G. Hill. pastor Of the
South Congregational church, will
officiate. Burial will be in Fairview
cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-03

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance, $224,606,96l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-20

there going on to Dallas, where she
will spend a week or more with her
mother, Mrs. j. W. Legg.
Mrs. j. {. Bell Is here from Boul-
der, Colo, spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Lester.
and her cousins, Mesdames hill
Cooke and J. d. Moore Jr.
Mrs. j. p. Waite was hostess TO
the Oroinki Bridge club Wednesday,
with Mrs. J. r. Ewers holding high
score.
o. :. Gonseth Is here from Musko-
zee, Okla, for a look over the Valley
AM 70 take stock Of his grapefruit
orchard north OF town. Mr.. Gonseth
lived here several years ago with
his family and he IS very greatly
pleased with the rapid strides made
by this section Of country.
J.. II. SpIlman and wife have come
from Ottumwa, Iowa, to make their
home on their farm six miles north
OF town. They anticipate planting a
citrus orchard along with the many
otner improvements.
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redo. arrived in Mercedes this week
for . visit in che home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. II. Henry.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. ID. Busby Of Robs-
town. former residents Of this city.
are here for a visit in the home al
Mr. and Mrs. r. 4. Talbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hupp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mention were
guests on Tuesday evening Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Shock Of La Fer.a
for an informal game OF bridge.
Mrs. Earl jenkins Of Harrington
was a guest here this week in the
home of Mrs. c. W. Archer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Z. Young OF
Springfield. No. arrived in Mercedes
Thursday morning TO spend the re-
rainder of the winter in the home
of Mrs. Carrie ". Stuart.
Mrs. z. f. Evans. Mrs. J. W. Dow
lei and Mrs. Fred Wright attended
the d. A. r. luncheon on Wednesday
at the home. Of Mrs. Stanley Dodds
in San Benito.
Mrs. 5. Sheffield Of Corpus Christi
i IN Mercedes, a guest in the honia
OF her daughter, Mrs. Jack Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olsen had for
guests this week Mrs. Olsen's father
Or. a. A. Maupin and his brother.
r. W. Maupin Of Oklahoma CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kidder Of san
Juan. were guests here this week in
the nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Is. Wit
mer.
Miss Betty Ammons Of Kenedy ST.
rived this week for an extended visit
IN the home of her sister, Mrs. Bob
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Biggs are in
Mercedes for the rest OF the winter.
They ar estsying al the Cordova
apartments.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Stuart and
willard Ferguson of Mission we're
guests this week her Elm the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Moody.
". l.. Bradbury returned this week
from Lisbon, Ohio. where ~ an6
Mrs. Bradbury went 70 accompany
the body az Mrs. Bradbury's mother,
Mrs. Mary Burson. for burial. Mrs.
Bradbury will remain in Lishcnd for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Green enter
tanned In their home this week Mr..
and Mrs. L. Breaker. Mr.. and Mrs.
J.: Telford and Mrs. O. r. Meyers.
all Of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ealing and
baby have returned from a visit
with Mrs. Ebling's mother. Mrs. II.
J. Hanschild. in Victoria.
Mrs. Frank Duncan and son have
returned from a weeks visit with
Mrs. Carl Bsyer in Donna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iceland Matthews
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Houze were
guests this week at a bridge party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Fore
in Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W. Savage OF
Edinburg were guests here during
the PAST week Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Polk.
Mrs. J. 9. Jones and Mrs. q. &.
Sorrick spent the past week in San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Patrick and
daughter, Miss Azalee. left this
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week for Kiagsville to make their
home.
Mrs. I'd Jones has returned 10
her home in Houston after q visit
Of several weeks here with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. q. r. Ashbury.
Miss Viola Uecker has returned t0
San Antonio after q visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID.
Uecker.
Miss Louise Armstrong and Miss
Lena May Freeman Of Donna were
guests Of Mrs. A. n. Brown this
week when she entertained at
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosley and family.
formerly of Abilene. have moved To
Mercedes to make their home and
are living on Missouri emu
Mr.. and Mrs. {. n. Harrison Of
week in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. King.
Mrs Fred Wright. Mrs. n. II.
Hager. Mrs. Henry Laudcrdale.
Mrs I'd Olsen and Mrs. Effie jew
ell Shekell Of this city attended the
Pan Hellenic luncheon held az the
CcrteE hotel at Neslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Austin WI
Donna. we're entertained here dur
ing the past week in the home WI
Mr.. and Mrs. III. 4. HaEer.
Mrs. g. VI. Archer spent a por-
ton Of the past week In the home
OF Mrs. Joan Rollins in Harllnrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett and
Russell Bennett Of al Feria were
guests here of Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4.
MeManus at the weekend.
Mrs. Joe Lambertsan and son
were Edinburg visitors during the
past week, guests Of Mrs. Arthur
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. T. Lambertson az
Cuero, Texas. are guests here vi
Mr.. and Mr.. Joe Lamhertson.
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PERSONALS


Mrs. r. Hopkins and son. Richard,
Of Elsa visited Mrs. b. o. Harpster
Saturday afternoon.
Delmare and Duane Mock spent
the week end in Lyford, visiting in
the Osborne home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mock and Dale and Leroy spent Sun
day in Lyford.
L. Harris and Mrs. Florence Cor
nett visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. (. Black
of Brownsville Sunday evening.
Mrs. b. NJ. SAMSON, Jr., spent Mon
day with Mrs. Niece Of La Feria.
Mrs. Rufus Hargrave visited her
mother. Mrs. Tom Seaman Of Wes-
laco Monday.
J. O. duncan was a weekend wish
tor in Edinburg.
Miss Thelma Rowe or EdinburE
spent the week end with her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. &. Davis were
business visitors in Mercedes Sat
urdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Morrison and
Mrs. Ray Morrison Of Combes visit
cd Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Kaiser Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. L. c. Stuart Of La Feria
spent Wednesday with Mrs. R.
Hargrave.
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BRIDGE HOSTESSFS

Mesdames E. b. Sydnor and Jack
Lair were hostesses at an afternoon
bridge affair at the Lone Palm tea
room Saturday night. with a nine
table personnel. The large rooms
were redolent with the fragrance OF
the dainty sweet pea. a bouquet Of
the beautiful flowers being on each
table. Mrs. Herbert Melch was high
score winner. Mrs. II. II. Armstrong
second high. Mrs. Kruger held the
consolation.
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II. 7. Tidmore conducted the study
program.
Circle Two met al the parsonage
with Mrs. VI. II. Keen.
Mrs. Keen conducted the lesson
study on Justice and Love-
EASTERN STAR
The local chapter OF the Eastern
Star held their regular meeting ut
the Masonic Hall this week. at which
time %initiatory services were held.
with Mrs. Joe Council. worthy ma
tron. officiating. She was assisted
b yths following officers: Mrs. Frank
Dawson, associate matron; Mrs. John
Rouse, conductress; Mrs. r. L. Thorn
a., associate condustress; Mrs. II. +.
Stotler. pianist, and Mrs. j. L. Nining
acting as patron.
The following advisory board for
the Rainbow chapter was eiected:
Mrs. j.. II. Council, Mrs. j. A. ALI
son, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. eddie, Mr..
and Mrs. j. K. Hopkins. Mrs. ALI
son was also made mother advisor
for the Rainbow Girls. All Of the
officers Will be installed next Mon
day night when the Rainbow Girls
are holding installation Of their club
officers.
An invitation was read and accept
ed from the Weslaco chapter invit-
ing theh Mercedes chapter 10 Be its
guests Tuesday night, Jan. %.
Visitors at the meeting were Mrs.
VILLAIN Lick, Mrs. Charles Kinder.
Mrs. H. Kirsch and Mrs. Gertie
Smith, all Of these women being
members from other Eastern Star
chapter.
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b~roidered guest towels and a box Of
silk handkerchiefs as reward.
Mrs. Devine, assisted BY Mrs. Ray
r1ond Johnson. served refreshments
consisting UT spice cake, o~ranEeade
and divinity candy.
The living room wGs prettily DEC
grated with cut flowers and an c1r
casinnal pot plant.
FRIDAY BRIDGE "A
Mrs. H. 4. White threw hPen nar
hospitabls home on Friday after
noon. honorinE the members OF the
Friday Bridge club. The living room
wa like a garden with cut glass
vases q long stem winter roses. The
colonade held low bowls Of gay col
orcd ~calendulas. whils gorgeous
ferns in ja~riinieres here and there
lent the card rooms s spr;ng-hke
appearance.
The guests were treated 20 most
delicious refreshments OF plum rua-
s4ltines. olive and hot coffee The
ding with whipped cream. pear salad
prize for the afternoons games was
n lovely hut useful knitted bath snRt-
in several cnlcrs.
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MERCEDES
MUSIC CLUB BRINGS


The Mercedes Music club held
their regular meeting on Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
James Houze on South Ohio ave-
nue.. with the president, Mrs. Albert
kalhfleisch presiding.
Arrangements were made for the
sale Of tickets for the Ongawa Jap
anese players which will appear
here at the junior high school audi
forum on the night Of February
~.
The program on Monday after
noon was ia charge Of Mrs. Newell
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SANTA MARIA
MISSIONARY MEET

NN@DNO-FslIN lILLI
The Methodist Missionary met
with Mrs. Geo. McCannon Monday
evening with five members and n
visitor present. The meeting was
IN charge of the president. Mrs.
Cornett. Mrs. Mock led the Mission
study. Lovely refreshments were
served BY the hostess.
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WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON CLUB

Three tables of players formed the
personnel for the regular meeting of
the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club at the home Of Mrs. Carrie NJ.
Stuart.
Mrs. Iceland Mathews made high
score and Mrs. ". II. Holne second
high among the club members. The
guest trophy was Won BY Mrs. John
Getgey Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
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TUESDAY BRIDGE

Mrs. Herbert Jetfries was hostess
70 the Tuesday Afternoon bridge
club and q few out Of club guests
this week. with three tables Of play
ers. Mrs. Williams being high score
winner. Those present who were not
club members were Mesdames Ray
Goodwin. T. II. Humason, Nell Daw-
son. Roy Buckley. Miss Doris Huma-
son. Mrs. Neal Williams and Mrs.
NJ. r. Cooley, the latter from May
field. Ky.
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ENTERTAIN BROWNSVILLE CLUB

The Brownsville Learners club
came to Mission Tuesday on invita-
tion OF the local Women's Tuesday
club. being the guests Of the local
organization at luncheon at the
Lone Palm tearoom, after which
these visitors gave a splendid dra-
~matization Of the Book OF Job be-
fore a very large and appreciative
audience of Mission womsn
Mrs. II. s. Herren or Harrington
gave 4 resume AZ the Book az job.
followed BY the drama. in which
Mrs. Mary Brutsche took the part
Of "Job." with Mrs. Sherwood Bishop
as "Eliphaz.r Mrs. r. G. Halliday
"Bildad,r Mrs. r. j. Voc ar "-ophar"
and Mrs. Henrietta Signer As "Elihu"
Mrs. Geo. White was The Voice
from the Whirlvind.r accompanied
On the piano BY Mrs. Nolney Tay-
Tor.
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SURPRISE PARTY

Miss Margaret Cannon was given
A surprise BIZ her parents on Fri
day evening or last week. when she
found. upon her return home a mum
Der OF her high school friends at
the home az her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. q. Cannon. who had arrived
upon invitation. The evening was
very happily spent with bridge.
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EMBROIDERY CLUB

The Embroidery club held ITS last
meeting with Mrs. Paul West. There
was a business meeting, at which
time Mrs. n. NJ. Ragland presided.
The guests present included Mes.
danes Willard Agnew. +. II. Dowis
Harold Roland. Eugene Brown and
Joe Lambert.
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RIO GRANDE CITY
EVENING BRIDGE
FOR

vi w
Honoring their mother. Mrs. Msth-
or, and sister, Mrs. sam Austin, Of
Austin, Texas, Captain and Mrs. L.
VI. Fikett entertained with an evening
bridge at their quarters Wednesday
evening.
In the evenings play Mrs. Z. Owen
Scott received high score prize and
Mrs. Z. II. Taylor. cut prize.
The guests other than the honorees
were: Major and Mrs. II. r. Taylor,
Captain and Mrs. Walter r. Hamilton.
Captain and Mrs. Rossiter Garity,
Captain and flrs. &. S. Richmond.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Carl A. Raguse,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Raymond Palm
er. L~ieutensn. and Mrs. III. S. Nc
Conkie Of Fort Sam Houston, Mrs.
z. Owen Sectt.
BRIDGE BREAKFAST
Mrs. George s. Agnew Of Mission
entertained Saturday az bridge break
fast honoring her daughter. Mrs.
r. 3. Evans Of Fort Riley. kans. A
number Of ladies from Fort Ringgold
uere guests az this pleasant hospi-
tally.
WEDNESDAY CLUB
Mrs. G. j. Martin was hostess 70
the Wednesday Bridge club at hsr
home Wednesday afternoon. The hos
tess was winner az high score trophy
and Mrs. Pope held second high
second high score.
The club will meet az $3.50 next
week uith Mrs. Mott Ramsey In Fort
Rinegold.
PERSONALS
Lieut.. II. :. McConkie of Fort
Sam Houston who arrived IN Fort
Ringgold Sunday % assist Captain
Walter r. Hamilton in giving phys
icsl examination to all officers IN
the Post. left Thursday for Fort Nc
Intosh. Lieut.. McConkie was accom-
panied by Mrs. McConkie and baby.
Mrs. j. J. Young Of Brownsville
was the guest Of her daughter Mrs.
Raymond Palmer Wednesday. Mrs.
Young was returning from Laredo
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
Kennedy.
Miss Mabel Nicholson returned 70
Mission Tuesday after spending the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter r. Hamilton.
Bowman Baker or Edinburg was
the weekend guest 81 Hcrndon and
Owen Scott.
Mrs. Marguerite Uria Guerra. and
children Of Brownsville has been the
guest az her grandmother for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Elodia Monroe who spent last
week in Brownsville with her son
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel
Garcia. has returned home.
Mesdames Virginia Guerra and
Minerva Guerra. Misses Florentina
and Cleotilde Cox of Roma were
quests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Guerra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Pope. Jr,
are in San Antonio for a brief stay.
Major General Lsssiter. eighth
corp area commander arrived here
Saturday for the tactical inspection
Of Fort RingTold. General Lassiter
has only recently assumed command
~ this ares having relieved General
Bowley.
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C0TERIE BRIDGE

The Coterie Bridge club spent a
pleasant afternoon on Wednesday in
the home Of Mrs. Alan H~vistendahl.
Mrs. r. Z. kirkpatrick scored high
in the games and Mrs. Henry Men
ton scored for consolation. Mrs. BOB
Robinson was the recipient Of the
guest prize.
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GUILD

The Episcopal Guild met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. James Anderson
at her home on South Ohio avenue
Those in attendance were Rev
Budlong. Mrs. Albert kalbfleisch
Mrs. Josephine Dent. Mrs. Walter
Fricke. Mrs. Jack Ray. Mrs. NJ. II
Pennell. Mrs. Fred Ebling and Des-
coness Bickford.