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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
CORPS THANKED
BY TEXAS HEAD
State Legion Department
Compliments Showing
AZ Convention

Brownsville Drum and Bugle
corps, representing the Department
Of Texas at the Eleventh annual
national convention OF the Ameri-
can legion held at Louisville, Ky,
in October. has been extended a re-
solution OF thanks by the executive
committee OF the department IN n
letter received by Edward =. BOX.
captain OF the corps.
The letter follows:
Whereas, the Drum and Bugle
Corps OF John Hanson Post NO. 43,
American Legion, OF Brownsville
very ably represented the Depart
ment Of Texas at the Eleventh An
nual convention Of the American
Legion at Louisville, KY, being the
only organization of its kind at
said convention from the Depart
ment Of Texas.
Therefore. be 1t resolved by the
Executive Committee of the Ameri-
can Legion, Department OF Texas,
that a vote OF thanks DE extended
10 the officers and members OF the
Brownsville John Hanson Post No.
AS Drum and Bugle Corps. the Of
ficers and members OF John Han
son Post NO. AZ, American Legion,
and all individuals and organization
who assisted and co0perated 20
make this trip possible for said
Drum and Bugle Corps and for the
interest displayed in Legion affairs
by sending this splendid musical
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DIES as HE Jokes

Chicago-J0king with "a waiter
at breakfast. wv. y. KEY. a hotel
guest from st. Louis, fell we dead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
LOVE LETTER IN READ HANr

Elgin.-Miss Ethel Cresswell was
found dead from poison with n love
letter clasped In her hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
AUBURN PEN
HASNEW Head
First Degree Murder Charge
To Follow Death OF
Principal Keeper

AUBURN, N. Y, Dec. 14-0P-
Auburn state prison, which three
days ago was the scene Of the sec
ond bloody conflict in five months
between convict mutineers and the
forces Of law, tonight had a new
official in control. replacing warden
Edgar s. Jennings.
DR.. Frank L. Christian, superin-
tendent of the Elmira state reform
atory, today was appointed acting
warden by governor Roosevelt. Since
the riot on Wednesday, in which
Jennings was held for several hours
as a hostage by the c~onvicts. which
cost the lives OF the principal keep
er and eight ~convictS, George a..
Sullivan, Sergeant Of the prison
guard. had been acting warden un-
der appointment by DIR. Raymond
+. G. Kieb, state commissioner or
corrections.
AT the same time governor Roos-
welt ordered Colonel George Flet-
cher Chandler, founder and first
superintendent OF the New York
state police, TO conduct an investi-
CATION. as his personal representa-
tive, into the conduct Of convicts,
guards, and others during the mu-
tiny.
Directing supreme court Justice
Beniamine Cunnincham. and the
district attorney az CayuEa county
to give any indictments and trials
connection with the Auburn
prison riot precedence over and an
other cases at the term or court BE-
ginning January g." governor Roos-
Welt also issued a statement IN which
he said:
'~The very first duty OF the grand
fury should be to return indict-
ments for murder IN the first de-
gree against anv and all persons
who NAV be guilty under the law
of the murder OF the principal
keeper. Durnford."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

CANYON CITY, Colo, Dec. II Up
The famous Royal Gorge Of the
Arkansas river. near here. is to be
SPAWNED by q suspension bridge
which will be the highest In the
world.
The Royal Gorge has been noted
for It's famous hanging bridge. one
side or which Is supported by trus-
SEES from the walls Of the canyon.
The hanging bridge was construct
cd in 1879, and pictures Of 1t have
been shown all over the world as an
engineering curiosity
The span Of the new bridge viii
be 1853 feet above the river. 1t
Will be $50 feet long. will hang
from four towers. two on each side
Of the gorge. and will be supported
by cables weighing 800 tons.
With the exception OF the floor
ing the entire construction will be
Of steel. "A highway l. being con-
structed on the south side to con-
meet with a road on the north side.
The highest bridge in the world
at the present time in in southern
France. with height Of 485 feet.
The highest bridge in the United
States is that at Lees Ferry, in the
Grand Canyon. It's height is 464
feet. The Royal Gorge bridge will
be more than twice as high as
those engineering feats.
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Especial to the Heraldl

SAN BENITO, Dec. 14-At a
meeting this afternoon OF the Board
Of Associated Water Users, held in
the office OF the Water improve
ment District Number 2, 1t was de-
cided that Emory Watts, Progresso,
should represent the association in
Wisconsin before the Wisconsin
Real Estate Brokers board at their
meeting next Wednesday.
The San Benito meeting was call
ed to order at 2:35, with Frank
Robertson acting as chairman, and
Emory Watts, secretary.
j. L. Abney, Brownsville. opened
the proceedings by speaking on the
report made by the Wisconsin board.
He banded it as being generally un-
true, and said that the northern
board had based their report on the
investigation made by Mr.. Webster.
The board brought up several
points as their detectives: Land IS
being sold as an investment solely,
and land companies encourage alb
sentee ownership. Next. the cost OF
the land as il is offered to Wiscon-
sin buyers, Is absurdly high.
Mr.. Abney then pointed out the
obvious weaknesses in the report.
and concluded by saying that, al
though the statements made by the
Wisconsin board are almost totally
At fault. unless the Valley will OF
fer a firm fight to deny the ac-
c~usations. the Boards report will
be believed not only by residents In
wisconsin, but I'm other northern
states. He stated that Wisconsin
is only the forerunner OF q deluge Of
states who viii follow their preced-
ent.
IT know OF one definite reaction"
he said. "One man had bought a
tract OF land here and was salts
fled with his deal. Then. when the
Real Estate Brokers Board made
their report. he promptly cancelled
his purshase, thinking that he had
been misled by Valley statesmen. he
believes the report verbatim"
Prompt and vigorous action As
necessary" according to Mr. Rob
ertson. Personal contact Is what
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X TO

Hull. FnE.-Four wives laid
claim to Gerald Sweet when he was
arrested for bigamy.
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Scott


Brownsville troop three held its
weekly meeting Friday night at 1880
with SO scouts, ScoutmaSter Sandy"
Sanderson, asst. ScoutmaSter Bever-
~ Tabor and Mai. DutrO, chairman
Of the troop committee present
The meeting was called TO order
BY Senior Patrol Leader Sweeney
and the Scouts stood and repeated
the Scout Laws in unison. Roll was
called and each boy as his name
was called gave one of the Scout
Laws. Then with Sandy" as leader
the Scouts sang the song, Horses"
This was followed by a brief first
aid contest in which the Eagle Pat
rol, with r. r. Yates at its head
carried away the honors.
Mai. Dutro then gave the Scouts
a short talk on Obedience and 10y
atty to the Scoutmaster.
AT this time Mr. Olmstead and Mr.
McManus Of the American Legion ar
rived. Mr.. Olmstead asked the
Scouts TO take tickets tomorrow at
the carnival which Is being spon-
sored by the Legion during its stay
in Brownsville. The question was
put TO motion and the Scouts agreed
unanimously.
The meeting closed with the re-
peating Of the Scout Oath and the
Scouts went to the Missouri Paci-
fic park where they enjoyed games
until 10 p. m.
At the meeting there were six
boys present who expressed their de-
sire TO enter the troop. They were
Susumu Hada. Momora Hada. Joe
Celaya. Albert Celaya. Robert Wade
and Scout Jackcon q tranfer from
Laredo.
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organization 70 tbs National con-
vention which 90 creditably repre-
scented the Department OF Texas
at said convention
BE it further resolved that a
copy OF this resolution he mailed Ca
John Hanson Post No. 43. Browns
vile, Texas. a copy tO the Drum
and BuRle Corps, Brownsville. and IN
copy he spread upon the minutes ol
the executive committee or the
American Legion, Department 0E
Texas.
Unanimously adopted by the ex-
ecutive committee American Legion
Department OF Texas. in session &C
Austin. Tex. Act. IS. 1929.
Ernest c. Cox. Dept. Commander
r. o. Whitaker. Dept. AdjutanL
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Orders For 200 Palms
Placed With League

Orders for ZOO palms have al
ready been placed through the
Civic league, according 10 MIS-
sylvia SpIvey Smell, who has been
III charge OF this work
Mrs. Smell urges that anyone else
wishing to secure the palms at the
special rate offered through the
league place their order with her
at once. The offer Is being made
as a part OF q campaign put on by
the league to encourage planting
OF palms throughout the city.
Plants are being offered nc fifty
cents for the regular seventy-five
cent size by special arrangement
with nurserymen for blg lots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15
Mexican Governor
Is Elected Sunday

AGUAS CALTENTES., Nee, Dec.
14-lPl-The state legislature has
convoked elections for Dec. 10 TO
choose q successor to Governor
Manuel Carpio, killed in an air
plane accident last month.
State Deputy Rafael Quevedo IS
the leading candidate for the Of
flee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

BOSTON-A ducklnE stool viii
he fn action at the famous frog
pond on Boston Common next
summer. 1t is TO be one or the
attractions OF the clty's ~tercenten-
airy celebration. A real person viii
be immersed just like Scolds used 70
be. So far. there has beep no COM
petition by girls for the honor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

Gifts for the wife include the IA
nous Hot Point" line or electrical
appliances such aS waffle irons,
curling irons. coasters, etc. She
viii appreciate any one OF these.
Also "Pyrex" cooking wear-the
finest that you could get her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-15

Gifts for the husband include hunt
ing equipment, such Is guns, hunting
coats. shells, etc. You will also find
tho very best repairing tools for the
home. and anything In the hardware
line that men need.
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i 20 A

CH~ICAGO,-Arrested for intoxi-
cation, James Garvey, a visitor
from Springfield, was discharged
when he said It was his first trip
to the "old town" In 80 years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-05
Nurse Gains 7Lbs.
In Weeks With
Yeast and Iron

IL am a nurse at the hospital
writes Miss Martha Burns. and I
want to let YOU know that / am
glad to recommend your Ironized
Yeast.
lit CAV cine a good appetite. +
got strong and gained Z pounds in 2
weeks. I could write all day about
how much good Ironized Yeast did
me- You wonl dbe surprised at the
strength ! gained in 3 or 4 days"
People everywhere are amazed at
the wonderful benefits Of Ironized
Yeast. Many write they were doubt
full when they started. But after
taking 1t regularly for onlr 3 or 4
weeks they gained 5 to Is pounds
Ugly hollowS fill out. Skinny limbs
become gracefully rounded. Blem-
ished skin gets clear and beautiful.
Only when Yeast Is Ironixed is il
more effective-for Iron Is needed tc
bring out the weight building and
strengthening values or Yeast.
Pleasant tablets in a handy bottle.
Never cause gas or bloating. Safe
no harmful drugs.
So certain and quick are the
amazing health benefits Of Ironizec
Yeast that the small amount you
pay for the first bottle will BE-
promptly refunded by your own
druggist or the manufacturer IL YOU
are not delighted.
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ADVERTISING OF
= y
COLLEGE FALSE,
= =
STUDENT CLAIMS

Especial 70 The Heraldl
SAN BEEITO. Sept. 5.-Valley
chambers OF commerce have been
requested by y. o. Garner, appar-
emily a student Of the University
or Texas, to take some action TO
prevent what he terms as extrava-
CANT claims" OF the South Texas
Teachers College at Kingsville 30
utilization and recognition Of its
courses and degrees such claims
being made. according to the stu
dent. in advertisements OF the col
lege.
Garner sets forth that he lost Va
years work. due to the fact that
all OF his work at the South Tex
as institution was not recognized
at the University OF Texas. and
accuses officials OF the college OF
knowingly allowing high school
graduates TO form false estimates
OF the recognition given the Bach
elor or Arts degree by standard
institutions"
The young man sent the letter
to j. <. Bel. secretary Of the San
BenitO chamber OF commerce. who
replied that the advertisements
and courses OF the college were
outside the scope OF his organiza-
ton.
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AT Banquet Of
Reserve Officers
Especial 70 The Heraldl


SAN BENITO. Sept. 5.-The first
annual barbecue OF the Valley Re-
serve Officers association a: the
home of Capt. T.. l.. Hinkley. san
Benito, was attended by 40 men,
beers and guests.
Following the meal a business
meeting was held. during which
Myron r. Ward. secretary treasurer.
discussed future activities af the
organization and credits were given
on records issued to those i'm at
tendance. This concluded. the par
ty engaged in games of all kinds.
Those present were Captain ard
Mrs. Duval West, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Dudley p. South. Lieutenant
and Mrs. L, A. Francis. Lieut.. d.
Il. Dawson. Pueblo, Mexico: Cap
tain and Mrs. F. L. Hinkley. Lieut..
o. Il. Byrd, Lieut.. Alan III. Cox.
Capt. o. +. Washam. Lieut.. @. w.
wilkinson. Lieut.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Gray. Captain and Mrs. w. v.
Buck. Capt. r. J.. Worth. Lieut.. y.
r. Meadows. Major and Mrs. j. T..
Tajnor, Lieut.. r. E. Sealey. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. j.. p. McaEng,
Lieut.. G. II. Chambers. Lieut.. p. A..
Epstein and Lieutenant and Mrs.
Myron F. Ward.
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EXPERT URGES
INDIVIDUALLY
Rotary Speaker Deplores
Blanket Prescription
Of School System

Change the system 10 allow for
individual differences. rather than
try TO change the individual to fit
the system" was the educational
theory advocated by Ben d. Wood,
head Of the bureau Of educational
research at Columbia university. in
a talk to the Rotary club Wednes-
day.
Under the present system, a
blanket prescription Is forced on all
children in the pubic schools, re-
CARELESS Of tastes and ability, with
the result that most pupils waste a
great deal of time on subjects for
which they have no inclination, and
will never have any . In later
life" Wood declared. II shudder 10
think Of what might have hap
pened had not Edison. Ford, Issac
Newton and most OF our other great
thinkers and inventors managed to
evade the sitting experience OF a
formal education"
Miss Bertha Young. a student of
music in the conservatory at Bos-
ton. who has been home on her va
cation, favored the club with two
piano solos which were well re-
ceived.
In pursuance OF a program Of in
dustrinl talks given by members or
the club. Mike Groom. manager Of
the Rio Grande Valley Gas COM
pany here. gave an interesting ac-
count Of the Valleys gas supply.
George White was presented by
w. :. West. president of the club,
with q button for 100 per cent at
tendance during the past year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-05
DONNA SCHOOLS
ENROLL 1900
A
Fifty.One Teachers Inelud-
Y ed I'm City's Public
System

About twelve hundred students
have enrolled in the Donna public
school, and fifty-one teachers have
taken Up their official duties IN the
i've schools OF the Donna system.
The faculty engaged includes 81.
uerintendent George ". Bear ard
tie following high school teachers:
Principal, w. L. Spradlings English
Miss Irene Henderson, Miss Bernice
g. Clark; Spanish, Miss Lillian
Steel; mathematics and band direc-
tor, John Clack: business admins
tration, Miss Louise Armstrong;
home economics, Mrs. Claude Daley
science and coach, Claude Daley
assistant coach, George Vest; librar-
ian. Miss Lenna Locketts glee club
director, Miss Ferd Voth.
} Those In junior high school are:
Principal. Miss Mary T. Chumnley;
English, Curtis Num-, Miss Truman
Faux; practical arts. Miss Laura
Powell. Thomas Moore; social SCI
cnce, Miss Mary II. Chumbley. Miss
EIoiSe Cox; mathematics and health,
Miss Jessie Ray, Miss Louise Kellett.
The central elementary faculty in
cludes: Principal. Miss Lula john
son; teachers. Miss Mable Porter.
Miss Lille Engelking. Miss Mary
Reeves, Miss Dimple Averyt, Miss
Mary Belle Denman, Miss Mary
Mitchell; art. Mrs. Grace Cone
Grantham: music. Miss Aline Cal
houn; primary teachers. Miss Mo-
zelle Fanlk, Miss Lilah Sue kellett,
Miss Eula Harding. Miss Kathryn
Taylor. Mrs. Mary Turner. Miss Ma
RE Fausewang. Mrs. Joe Frank
Wood, Miss Louise Knippa, Miss
Ruth Billings.
Those engaged to teach IN east
Donna are: Principal, Miss Beulah
Moye: and teachers. Miss Gala
Stainke. Miss Cynthia Sherrod, Miss
Zelma Morgan. Miss Willie Mae
Taylor, Miss Ona Ruth Ewing. Mrs.
Frances Sullivan. Mrs. Lucille Gurch,
and Miss Edith Grandbois.
The Val Verde division Of the
Donna schools has two teachers.
Miss stella Mae Willis and Miss
Dorothy S. Wright.
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neSota.
Mrs. A. 2 Riley has returned
from Gonzales. Texas. where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Willard Sloan. She was accompan-
led home by her nephew. Gilman
Sloan. who will spend several weeks
IN the Valley.
Miss Marjorie Virgins attended a
picnic and swimming party at Mis-
sion at the weekend. given by Miss
EuRenia Epvright.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Gauch and
daughter. Verna Rose. spent the past
week at their ranch near Falfurrias.
Harry Bowman has returned from
Lampasas. where he has been at
tending summer camp at Camp
Marlamont.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-05

Patterned somewhat after the system by which an umpire signals base
ball spectators his decision on plays and pitched balls. the new official
football penalty code j. going to make things q lot easier and more
pleasant for Mr.. Grid Fan this fall.
The ofhcal-referee. umpire or linesman-callng the play Will give
the signal. Here's the code:
Il SAFETY-Rlghta arm raised. first two fingers opened.
,. OFFSIDE-One arm extended. index finger pointing al offender.
3. DEAD BALL-Right arm raised over head. palm forward.
4 HOLDING-Both arms extended shoulder high. right hand grasp
ing left wrist.
5 CLIPPING. ROUGHING. PHING Outright arm extended TO side
and extended upward from elbow, ft. cleEched.
8 INCOMPLETE PASS OR MISSED GOAL-Arms crossed before
body. palms down.
Z TOUCHDOWN OR GoAL-Both arm raised overhead, palms Tor
ward.
q TOUCHBACK-Arms raised over head. crossed at wrists.
q PENALTY DEADLINED-Right arm raised III saluting position.
10. FOUL ON BOTH SIDES-Both arms raised over head, finger tips
touching ana palms down.
H. INSTRUMENTATION arms extended in posture suggesting
"wardng off"
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San Benito Schools
Will Open Monday
Especial to The Herald)

VDFN~E1E = = IINEWE~I
SAN BENITO. Sept. 5.-Schoois
here will open Monday Of next
week. according to Supt. Thomas
j. zoe, who returned TO the city re-
GENTLY from q trip to western states.
MI. Voc has been teaching during
the summer session in Austin.
The faculty is intact, he said. and
preparations nave been completed
for the opening of schools.
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ing OF the Eagles. They look like
an outfit Of ScrappeFS who should
make their presence felt in the class
"a circles" Fessenden said.
Dan Barnharts punting and John
1echel Sylvester's kicking from
placement also stood out.
Coach Soc" Plato grinned broad
IN as he looked over his class b"
aggregation. Doug can take all he
wants, and Ill still have a good
squad Plato said. I'm a little
shy on backs. but ! have lots OF
good line material" he said. @sere
are now about 80 or s. gridders out
for the Eagle squads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-05
Makes You Look
Years Younger

The skin Of youth lies In every box
q new wonderful MELLO-GLO
Fhce Powder. The purest powder
made-its color is passed by the u.
5. Government. No paStiness. flaki-
ness or irritation. A new French
process makes II spread more
smoothly and prevents large pores.
NO more shiny noses-it STAYS on
longer. Use MELLO-GLO. Cisnc-
roe Drug Stores.
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CARLER DOES

CONTINUED from page g.
four times before Bill passed the
goal line standing up.
Coach Doug Fesscnden Is well
pleased with the carly season show
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-05
NEW Nj. P. TICKET
AGENT ARRIVES

w. B. George has just arrived and
taken over his duties as ticket agent
for the Missouri Pacific lines. lie
succeeds "A. r.. Thompson. who has
been transferred to Austin. George
comes from Beaumont.
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ert Buck were joint hosts at a dance
at the home OF Dr. G. p. Buck on
Missouri avenue.
Their guests included Misses Della
Walker, Oslo McNiel, Mary Lee
Kern. Gabrielle Vann, Dagmar
Blanchard. Anna Baum. Priscilla
Wade and Virginia VIM OF wes-
laco and John Ballanfont. Bob Kern.
John Oils. Jack and Bernard L.
bowitz. OF San Antonio, Jim Bazaar.
Barr Ewing. Dick Ballanfont. Tom
Blackwell, John Trollinger, Donald
Barton and Fred Ohls.
DINNER HOSTESSES
Mrs. III. Y. HvestendahI and her
daughter. Miss Maurine Hvistendahl
were hostesses at a dinner party n
evening during the past week at
their home In Palm Heights Drive.
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. z. M. Crockett. Stanley Crock
EFT and his guest. Harley Debout or
Beaumont.
PERSONALS
Mrs j. l.. johnson and daughters.
Anita and Joan. Mrs. Fl. K. Sugc.
Mrs. Bob Meeker. Mrs. j. ri. Pinsnn
Of Evant. Mrs. r. +. Stone and fam
lily of Weslacc, Mrs. r. BOYD and
family of WeSlaco and Rosalind Carr
formed a party that scent several
days at Boca Chica during the past
week
Mrs. A. 3. Scott and Mrs. q. G.
Fitz attended a bridge luncheon at
Donna at the weekend given by
Mrs. c. N. Williamson for her sister.
Mrs. Keys. i'm the Tiffln room at
the Parkview hotel.
Miss Dorothy Nell Smith he's re-
turned from a vacation trip or sew
eral months spent in the northern
and eastern states. She attended the
national convention of Business and
Professional Women's clubs at
Macinac Island. Michigan. and will
give a full report OF this meeting Az
the next general meeting Of the To-
cal business women. Miss Smith was
the only Valley representative at
the convention.
MIC LtaAlh 0AAtIdtl anu cDlls WAL
ter. have returned from San Anto-
Mo. where they have been visiting
Mrs. Duncan's sister. Mrs. Dick Big
den.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Buck Of Mis-
sion have moved To Mercedes to
make their home.
MI. and Mrs. Hunter Mcdaniel OF
F~loresville, Texas. and Miss Olive
Gameland G. M. Scale OF Lampasas,
Texas were guests here IN the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. II. z. Hvistendahi
during the past week.
MI. and Mrs. r. w. Perkins left
this week for a months stay IN Min