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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
NEW OWNER PLANS TO
IMPROVE ON THEATRE
Special to The Herald

MISSION, April 29.-The Mis-
sion theater has passed from the
hands of it's former owner, Robert
N. Smith, to E. II. Edwards, who
came here from Holly, Colo. Mr..
Edwards is to take possession May
first.
The new owner plans on install
ing talking equipment and orches-
traphone. and place Missions main
theater in the class Of the popular
"talkieS' as 500 mas possible.
Robert N. Smith, who has pur-
chased chain of theaters in north
Texas, will be joined by his wife
and son in Slaton as soon as school
closes here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
Six AViatOrs Planning
World Nonstop Flight

flight, and capable of a maximum
speed of $50 miles an hour and
cruising speed of 120 miles.
Twenty-Five stations are to be
established along the 1850
mile route of which ten will be
used only in case of emergency,
the Post says. and two of the five
big engines are to be held in re-
serve. They will be sufficient to
bring the ship through, the avi-
ators believe, it all three of the
other engines break up under the
five or six-day strain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
EXAMINING TRIAL is
HELD FOR GRANADA

An examining trial Of Guadalupe
Granada was held this morning In
the u. S. commissioners court for
the alleged transportation of one
five-gallon can of mescal and one
half pint of the same liquor
His bond was placed at $500.
A second hearing growing out of
a liquor case in which "a quarts
of habanero and 40 gallons of mes
cal were taken was held in the same
court Saturday. Lucas Hernandez
Martinez and Lazarro Galvan, hav-
ing failed to make bond, were con-
fined in the Cameron county jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29

O'Connell, radio officer at Lake
hurst. The commander, the news
paper said, will be a World war
aviator with more than 5000 fly
ing hours to his credit.
The name of the plane in which
they intend to attempt the most
ambitious flight ever undertaken
was not learned, but 1t was de-
scribed as being constructed partly
Of metal and partly of linen fab.
ric, powered with five 420-horse-
power Pratt and Whitney en-
gines, equipped to take on fuel in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29

WASHINGTON, April 29.-(P1-
The Washington Post says today
that six internationally known
aviators are preparing to begin
a nonstop flight around the world
from New York on the first clear
day in September.
The names of only three Of the
aviators are given-Lieutenant
Albert d. Hulse, former army and
air mail pilot; Captain Harry w.
Lyon. Jr., naviator on the trans
Atlantic flight of the Southern
Cross, and Lieutenant L. T.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
VALLEY CLEANERS
BUY PHARR BUSINESS

PHARR, April 29.-The Valley
Pressing and Cleaning company of
McAlIen has taken over the Sun
shine DAy Cleaners business of
Phar, formerly owned and operated
by Guy johnson. The deal was
consummated recently and the bus
iness changed hands Immediately.
The name of the business has been
changed to the Valley Pressing and
Cleaning shop Number 2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
MOODY CALLED ON TO
CLOSE SUNDAY MOVIES

AUSTIN, April 29.-(P)-A res
olution calling on Governor Moody
to use all means within his power
to close the Sunday moving picture
shows, was referred to the commit
te on criminal jurisprudence by the
house today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
LARGE LIQUOR
GANG EXPOSED
International Plot Involving
Millions Uncovered By
Cuban Police

HAVANA, April 29.-(P)-An in
ternational liquor smuggling plot,
involving millions of dollars, well
organized gang of runners through
out the United States and headquar-
tiers in Havana as central distrib-
uting point, was exposed here today
by Cuban secret police.
Alfonso Fors, chief of secret po-
lice, said the gang had been nego-
tiating for the purchase of large
distillery here but the recent arrest
of sydney Hoffman, American
chemist, believed to have been a
leader, exposed the scheme. Hoff-
man had made a full confession
prior to his deportation last week
to the United States.
Police are in possession Of names
of 18 Americans residing in Cuba
said to be implicated in the rum
running plot.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-(R)-
The gang of bootleggers exposed by
the Cuban secret police was said
today by prohibition headquarters
to have been the one through which
Thomas Walsh, killed in Florida
hotel recently, and a number OF
smugglers swindled a wealthy New
Yorker out Of $4,000 in a whisky
deal.
Prohibition officials said that Sgd
ney Hoffman, whose confession ex-
posed the plot, and three other men
had been deported from Cuba. They
asserted the gang had sought to
obtain control of the whiskey dis
tillery business in Havana to SNUG
gle the product into this country.
Walsh was an associate OF Ar
mold Rothstein, slain New York
gambler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
TO ELECT TEACHERS

SAN BENITO, April 29.-The
board of trustees Of the San Be-
n1to independent school district are
to meet here tonight for the purpose
Of electing teachers to positions re-
naming untitled in faculty of the
system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
sCATTERGOoD RECOMMENDED

WASHINGTON, April 29.-(P)-J.
Henry Scattergood, Of Philadelphia,
ha bseenQPJ5a. .SHRDLUSHRD
has been recommended to President
Hoover by Secretary Wilbur for as
sistant commissioner of Indian af-
fairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
Fox Hears Pro, Con
On Application to
Cut Padre Island
Especial to The Herald)

29Ony the public hearing
Milo district United States
Galveston the application the Arroyo Navigation
district permit dredge channel Padre Island opposite the
mo- of Arroy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Mostly cloudy and somewhat un-
settled tonight and Tuesday; not
much change in temperature.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy 10
unsettled tonight and Tuesday.
probably with scattered showers
Tuesday and in south portion to-
night.
Light to moderate southerly
winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point Isa-
bel tomorrow, under normal met
geological condition:
High ................ 1881 a. m.
Low lit a. m
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RIVER FORECAST

The river will continue to fall
very slowly practically all along
during the next "a to 48 hours.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 24-Hr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
Lawn Mowers

Garden Hose - Sprinklers
Sarass Shears - Trimmers
W. II. Putegnat Company
Brownsville, Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29

Any Design. Size or Type
Quick Service
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B1-ide-tO-Be
HO71O11gd at
TeuPa1-ty

Mrs. Charles S. Stone and daugh-
ter, Mrs. David Shiyely, Canton, O.,
entertained from to O'Clock this
afternoon with lovely informal
tea in honor of Miss Anna Louise
Griffith, daughter Of Mrs. c. V.
Griffith. 3617 Washington boulevard,
whose marriage to Guy G. Smith.
Detroit, will take place July q.
Assisting hostesses for the tea
we're close friends of Miss Griffith.
Pink and white gladioli we're used
to decorate the rooms. The tea
table was arranged with crystal
and silver tea service and lighted
with tapers in silver holders.
The wedding Will take place at
$50 Saturday evening, July u, at
Christ church. 1t will be attended
by members of the immediate
families only Mrs. Shively will be
the brides only attendant, and
Philip Smith. brother of the bride
groom. will be best man. Mrs.
Griffith has issued invitations for
a reception at the Woodstock Club
following the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Blake Francis.
1873 East Forty-fourth street will
give a dinner party at the Woodstock
Club Saturday night in honor Of
Miss Griffith.
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Oben House TO
Entertain Beta
Chapter Group

Members Of Beta chapter, Theta
Sigma Delta sorority. will be enter
tanned by Alpha chapter Of the
sorority at an open house at Camp
JOY Thursday.
Members who will attend include
Miss Mary Bisesi, Miss Marie Losche,
Miss Helen MeikIe, Miss Ada Peters.
Miss Mabel L. Pressly, Miss Ruth
Ann Rinehart. Miss Mabel Skinner,
Miss Kathleen Spear and Miss Mil
dred Van Horn.
Pledges who will be guests at the
affair are Miss Lucille Cook. Miss
Sally Driskell. Miss Gartrude Nc
Nese, Miss Louise Mindach and Miss
LYDIA Waring. A meeting of Beta
chapter will be held at 8 O'Clock
tonight in Room c at the I. W
c. A.
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Bridge Party and
ShO1Oo1- WIZ Be
OOen B1~ide-EIect

Miss Gretchen Overleese. Leha-
non. whose marriage to Harold
Walker, Upton. will take place Sun
DAY at the First Baptist church of
Lebanon, will be the honor guest at
a bridge party and kitchen shower
to be given tonight at the Delta
Gamma chapter house. 263 Buck
irgham drive, by Miss Emily Maugy,
Miss Doris Howard and Miss Mar
tha CObler
Garden flowers will be used in
decorating. Appointments will be in
green and white, the bridal colors.
The gifts will be presented on tea
cart decorated in green and white.
Twenty guests will be entertained,
among them Miss Beulah Phillips,
Rushville; Miss Marjorie Meek,
Greensburg. and Miss Catherine
LOuden. Salem.
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Kitchen ShO7Oe1'
GUen in Honor"
of Spring Bride

Mrs. U. G. Frazee and her daugh-
tetr, Miss Georgia F'razee, enter
tanned with kitchen shower at
their home, 1913 North Gladstone
avenue. in honor of Mrs. Robert
Eisenhut. who was Miss Dorothy
Mae Weber before her marriage
April 30
Members of the United Spanish
War Veterans drill team, for which
Mrs. Eisenhut is musician, were
guests. Red and yellow. the organi-
zation's colors. we're used in deco
rations and appointments.
Guests we're Mrs. Jessie Hook, Mrs
Marie williams. Mrs. Thomas Clapp
Mrs. Harry KrauSs, Mrs. Bertha
Partin. Mrs. Libbie Everitt, Mrs.
Luella Porter, Miss Winifred Weber,
Miss Lucille Williams. Miss Kath~
1een Williams, Miss Marie Martin,
Miss Margaret Han1blen and Miss
Irene Moore.
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Initiation Services Held by
Members of Theta NJ Chi

Quoted at the home of Miss Marga~
ret Morris. 816 Eastern avenue.
Covers were laid at table deco
rated with Mrs Aaron Ward roses
and lighted with lavender tapers
tied with silver tulle, carrying out
the sorority colors. Rata purses
with the sorority letters we're given
new members. FaYors were roses.
Miss Isabelle Early was toast
mistress Responses were made by
Miss Helen Siefert. president: Miss
Alice Hill, pledge sponsor, and Miss
Charleene Nolitt, pledge president.
Those initiated were Miss Elsie
Calvin. Miss Elizabeth Jenkins. Miss
Charleene Noblitt, pledge president.
bertson. Miss Lois Williams and
Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Seal, Miss
Pearl Seal and Austin Lee, $50
North Gray street, left Monday for a
months visit in Los Angeles.
Miss Betty Jean Karstadt, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Karstadt,
$40 Bell avenue, has gone to New
York City, accompanied by Mrs.
Sydney Stephens and Miss Jean
School, indianapolis. and Mrs r.
w. Stambaugh, Milwaukee.
Miss Florence z. Lanham, acting
secretary of the indianapolis branch
Of the Y. W. G. A., lett Monday to
take a three weeks seminary course
on international problems at the
University Of New Mexico. Seventy
other Y. w. c. A. workers and pro-
fessors will be enrolled for TIC
course.
Mrs. Rachael Harbert, Logansport,
has been the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. Susie Granger, 118 East Mich
igan street, for the last two weeks.
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Fame Hall
Honor Won
by City Girl

Miss Jean Miller, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. 0. Miller 1906 Ruckle
street. a Junior at Indiana univer-
sity. was chosen for the collegiate
hall of fame appearing in the cur
rent issue of College Humor.
Miss Miller has taken an active
part in college dramatics during her
freshman and sophomore years. She
has been a member of the casts Of
Campus Affairs, university vaude-
vile shows. and the Jordan River
Revue. the annual musical produc-
ton of Indiana. She is member
of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Others who appear in the hall Of
fame with the Indianapolis girl are
Jack Padden, young Minneapolis at
torney, of the University OF Mime
sofa. Miss Margaret Walker, Kidd
Key college, Sherman, Tex; Court
ney Johnson. Princeton: Eleanor
Rosen. Florida State College for
Women; Philip Barry, playwright
from Yale; Margaret Onslaught
messy. Ohio university, and Douglas
D. Considine Of the University Of
Illinois.
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WINDOW SHOPPING

New flower pot holders are most
decorative and come in any number
OF jnterestinc designs carried out in
wrought iron One especially beau
tifII one gives the effect of a trellis
against the wall. and its graceful
spirals hold six or eight pots Of
growing plants.
TOque for Coral Retired
There has been a revived vogue
for coral. that lovely real stone
whose glossy white surface is faint
" splashed in pink. Smart women
ind it extremely becoming to sum-
msr frocks and to sun-tanned skins.
Matching Coats and F1'ockS
For mid summer evenings there Is
no smarter costume than frock OF
printed chiffon with a knee-length
coat of metal cloth in exactly the
same pattern.
FeICet TlTbans
Turbans Of velvet. which look pre-
c.selv like the colorful head-dress OF
= gypsy. are chosen by smart you'e
things 70 wear with sport coats OF
matching yelveteen.
Orchid Pottery
A rare and exceedingly lovely
shade Of orchid is featured in a
luncheon set. whose Square-shaped
plates show the evidence of a mod
ern influence.
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Family Menu
BY SISTER MARY

Nearly every mother faces the
problem OF a luncheon suitable for
children. When dinner is served in
the evening and the child comes to
the family table, the problem is more
diTicult-for the noon meal must be
hearty enough to nourish after
hours of active play in the fresh air.
But unless special meals are pre-
pared for the child, the noon meal
is the light meal of the day and the
evening meal the hearty one.
During the summer months many
children are allowed more freedom
than during school days. The lunch
hour is not so strictly enforced and
bedtime" varies. These factors
increase the problem.
For the Daily Dict
Every child should have in his
diet every day one quart of milk
three vegetables. one Of which may
be potatoes and one OF the others
green or raw: two fruits. one pre-
ferably raw: one serving of meat or
fish: one serving of eggs: whole
grain cereal. and four glasses OF
water.
An easy way to plan child's
meals Is to give him his broiled
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Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Miss Doris Ursula
Smith, daughter of Mrs May
Wheeler Smith. I'll East Twenty
first street. to George Nelson Ross
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Ross
Owosso. Mich. which took place at
the Roberts Park Methodist Epis-
copal church June Is. the Rev. Ed
win w. Dunlayy officiating.
The bride attended Butler uni
versitv. where she was a member
of Alpha Delta Fl sorority. Mr.
Ross was graduated from Indiana
university law school. where he VAS
. member of Delta Theta Phi fra
ternity He is q member of Fowler
post, No. 81. American Legion.
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Soprano to
Appear Here
in Recital

Irvington School of Music will
present Miss Esther Francis Lef-
kovitz. soprano, pupil of Adelaide
Conte. in recital at 7:45 Thursday
night. at 5657 East Washington
street. Assisting in the program will
be Miss Katherine Price, organist.
Following is the program
Care Mo Ben, .G'oT Boif6
Little Damozel' .................N oFeHo
Miss Lefkovitz.
In Ty91 tfs Ti me Of Roses Huerter
"Minuet Aristocratique" ............ shure
Miss Price.
Who'll Buy Ny Lavender?".......,-,,-x . -.
.'Sonny BOY" Observation-Disclosures. Curran
Laughing Song .................... Auner
Miss Lefkoyitz.
Love Sends 2 Gift Of Roses .... opcnssIharr
Memories" .....................S st. Claire
Miss Price.
lone Fine Dav' ..........,.....,.Pu cclnl
Miss Lefkovitz.
Light Cavalry Overture .......... .Suppe
Miss Price.
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GIVE BIRTHDAY PARTY
IN HONOR OF SON

Mr.. and Mrs. John Mobley. 1887
East Climber street, entertained
with a party Friday night in honor
Of the birthday anniversary of their
son. Robert Mobley.
Those who attended included Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Mobley, Miss
Bernice Vanwalters. Miss EVELYN
Tilson. Miss Wanetta Johnson. Miss
Lillian Tilson. Miss Ruth Mobley
Miss Florence Varhse. Delbert
PAYNE. Carl Roe and Joseph Roe.
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Ms. Eschbach Chosen

Mrs. W. A. Eschbach was elected
chairman Of the municipal affairs
committee Of the community vel
fare department of the Woman'A
Department Club at meeting of
the executive board at 10 o'clock
this morning at the club home, 1709
North Meridian street. Mrs. Esh-
bach also is one Of the vice-chair-
men of the citizens school commit
tee of the city.
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Surprise Party
Is Gi0c11 Couple
on Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Randall.
1894 East Washington street, who
celebrated their twenty-ffth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday, we're the
honor guests at surprise supper
party given Sunday night at he
Sphinx Arms hotel by their daugh-
ter. Miss Madelyne Randall
The table was Centered with =
plateau of white roses, tied with
silver ribbon. Other decorations ard
appointments we're in silver and
white. Miss Randall presented her
parents with a chest OF silver
Guests included Mrs. Nettie Spau1-
ding. Evanston. Ill: Mrs Sarah
Greer. Mrs. Lillian Davis, Mrs. Will
liam Scherle. Miss Doll Crawford,
Miss Jewel Crawford. Ray CoWles,
William Scherle and Robert Scherle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09
Hot Luncheon

Fora light. yet satisfying lunch
con. serve piping hot fresh spinach.
asparagus. string beans or any
other vegetable you might desire,
topped with thin Parmesian
cheese sauce and a neatly poached
egg for garnish. Long, slender
cornbread sticks and iced tea are
excellent with it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-09
Rnnrd Meetinn Slnfed

Mrs. Lawrence F. Orr. 344 Blue
Ridge road. will entertain members
of the board of directors of the In
diana Women's Republican Club
with a ! O'Clock luncheon Thursday.
A business meeting will follow. Mrs
Arthur Mckenzie. Frankfort. presi-
dent of the organization. will pre-
SIDE
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Plnn Picnic md Rennion

A picnic and reunion Tor members
of the McGuffey Club will be held
at Brookside park Saturday. Mem
berS may bring guests. The COM
mittee in charge is composed Of Mrs.
wilma Morse. Mrs. Pearl Mercer and
Mrs. Emma Fesler.
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To Receire Inform0LLN

Honoring their son and his bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harvie Bar
nard. whose marriage took place
June 29, Dr.. and Mrs. Harry F.
Barnard will receive informally
Thursday night at garden party
at their home. $3.50 Pleasant Bun
boulevard. Before her marriage, Mrs.
Barnard was Miss Rose Crane
Zekind. Cincinnati.
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Plnn BUSINESS MeetiMn

Miss Thelma Kinsey, 46l5 Win
throp avenue, will be hostess for
an important business meeting of
Tau Gamma Sigma sorority at 8
O'Clock Wednesday night at her
home. All new members are re-
uueSted to attend.
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Mrs. N0rreH to Entertain

Mrs. Edward S. Norvell, 1921
North Delaware street, has issued
invitations for luncheon bridge
party to be given at her home Sat-
urday in honor OF Miss Ruby Clay
pool Bradford. whose marriage to
Maurice Murphy, Chicago, will take
place Monday at $50 at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. Chester
Bradford. 1649 North Talbot street.
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Initiation and a banquet will be
held at Z O'Clock Wednesday night
at the Whispering Pines on the
Brookville road by members Of Beta
Tau Sigma sorority.
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Social Hour Plnt1ned

A social hour will follow a short
business meeting for members of
the Danzarite Club at Sis Wednes-
day night at the home of Miss Ruth
Warrenburg. 1922 Foyt avenue.
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Ln1lche0n to Be Held

A luncheon for members of the
Madison Club will be held at l
0 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at l..
S. Ayres 81 co. tearoom. Mrs. Lee
VIVA Garfield will be hostess.
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Orchid POftern
Cifn Girl to Be Bride

Miss Lillian Long, daughter OF
SIR. and Mrs. Z. A. Long. 5431 Win
throp avenue. will become the bride
Of Carl z. Weaver. Bedford. Wednes-
ds~. The ceremony viii be performed
at Bedford. wh-re the couple will
make their home.
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Regular Meeting Scheduled
Regular meeting of the Mothers
Club of Tau Kappa Tau sorority
vii be held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. H. Mcdowell,
ia East Thirty-third street.
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DeLea0tes to Be Elected

Delegates to the state convention
for La Petite Salon No. 1876, La Bou~
tioue DIES 8 ChapeauX ct 40 Femmes,
will be elected at the meeting to-
night at American Legion head
quarters. Room 103
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ARRANGE Meeting

NJ ors OF the Childrens Sun
shine Club will meet at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at the Fetch
er American Bank building
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.S0roTjtU Calls Meetiu0

Mrs. Fay Jenney will be hostess
for the meeting of Beta chapter.
Alpha Beta Gamma sorority. at her
home, "a North TraUb avenue.
Wednesday night. All pledges are
requested to attend.
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YOUR CHILDREN -
Tantrunns Due
to Jealousy
Ry OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

when strangers are around,
that's the very time Junior takes
to disobey me, or fly into one of
his RACES. It embarrasses me to
punish him in public so I usually
let him have his own way. Then L
can't do anything about it later be-
cause he forgets when it's all over. "
Does it, sound familiar?
Joking aside. however, 1t is a
serious business, and all the more
serious because few mothers en-
10Y a scene before strangers.
First Of all let ME put in just a
word of defense for the child who
chooses this unfortunate time to
get into trouble. Usually grown
Up company and all the attendant
confusion beforehand. upsets his
small world considerably.
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For the DAILY Dict
Chocolate Rice Pudding

One-half cup rice. 3 cups
milk. y teaspoon sale, Is cup
sugar. l square chocolate.
Put milk in top of double
boiler over hot water. Add
chocolate. sugar and salt. When
chocolate is melted. beat well
with an egg beaten and add
rice. Cook over hot water un-
til rice is very soft and milk is
absorbed. 1t will take about one
hour. Cool and add a few drops
# vanilla. Chill and serve.