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The Washington times., 1929-09-09

The event will be an 1S.hole medal
NlAy affair, with each entrant s
GLIB handicap to apply.
1--WE don't know how many en-
Graes there will be-" Mason declared
N&day. 1T is purely an expert
IIent, yet / believe it will go over
with a big smash and we will have
q large field.
Certainly there Is every reason
to expect that the tourney will at.
tract nearly every duffer. For the
first time, he can win prize with
out having a star player in the
field. We are closing the entry list
tonight, as we want to make the
pairings as quickly as possible,
Major Earl MAIDEN, U.~ s. A.,
topped the Army golf tournament
c.-er the weekend at the Army
Navy and Marine Corps club with
q s6.hole total of 154 Major MAIDEN.
wah Major H. r. Newton. who
se red 1872. qualified for the Third
GgMps Area tourney in Baltimore
1seDtsm0er y.
Besides this pair, Major e. r.
Hughes, Col. r. r. GIaff and
Col. A. G. Fisher qualified to
represent Washington in the
national Army golf champion
ships at the service club on
:, September 1928. Major Hughes
tOtalled 166. Colonel GIaff 1853
!. and Colonel Fisher 169.
The cards of Major MAIDEN and
Major Newton follow:
The Washington times., 1929-09-09
Center T ORMS
. SPORTS PLANS

The Jewish Community Center
will undertake the most difficult
and strenuous athletic campaign
since its opening.
The center made rapid strides
in basketball last year and this
year representative teams will be
put forth. However, much stress
will be placed on the general men,
bership playing. A senior league
is now being organized and the
following teams have entered: Les
Amis, Moseans, Temple Alumni
and z. NJ. H. A. Other leagues
for the junior and insect boys are
contemplated.
Handban developed into q very
popular sport last year, ending
with the tournament In which 3S
results were. champion, Paul Pearl.
man; runner up, Sylvan King. This
year. with added space, the game
should reach a much higher peak.
For four years the Center's
boxing team has remained un-
defeated. This year. with plans
prepared for its most success
ful season, n strong schedule
has been arranged.
Opening on September 30 with
the strong Quantico Marines and
followed by the Baltimore Y. M. H.
A. and teams from Philadelphia.
New York. Providence and Boston,
the center will have to present its
strongest lineup of the four years.
The boys are working out daily in
the Center Gym. Joe Lesser, rated
with the best bantams in this Sec
ton, will be on deck. His injured
hand Is now OK.
Jocko Miller, the South Atlantic
lightweight champ, is in fine shape
and expects another good year. re-
manning undefeated in this section.
Gus Mirman. the hard-hitting
sOuthpaw welterweight. has ac-
auired more weight and strength,
and, although only II years old,
has q bright future ahead.
leroy Bordeau, South Atlantic
The Washington times., 1929-09-09
BIC FIELD
|i.lKELY TO
.START
81 George A. Simpson

Entries for the "Duffers
purney at Congressional on
Thursday will close tonight at
s o'clock. Guy Mason, golf
chairman and originator of
this odd tournament, has an
nounced.
Entries can be phoned to Sandy
Armour, Congressional pro, at Brad
ley 176, or to Mason, Metropolitan
1940 and 2941.
This tourney, the first of its
nature to be held in this section.
is open only to those high handicap
golfers whose average is not less
khan 20. Those golfers with aver
ASese 10 and under need not
0th5 shemselves about entering,
aa lie barred.
The Washington times., 1929-09-09

Guy Mason believes that the
y Aduffer should have his day and
he has accordingly arranged
this tourney for their benefit.
They won't have that detected
feeling that they haven't a
chance, and besides there are 10
prizes, with total money value
Of $l50, that has been offered.
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are here from Dallas, and are guests
at the Travellers.
Fred S. Magic, Of Austin is ~
the FL Jardin hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. O.. w. Connor Of
Daingeriield. are here on business.
S. S. Roberts and 3. f. Weber Of
San Antonio came in Sunday.
Reuben Stiefei arrived Sunday
from Chicago.
z. B. Sims is here from St.
Louis.
M. and Mrs. HAYS Scissor, OF
Raymondville. are spending a day
or two in Brownsville.
Mrs. Mae Mitchell is here from
Dallas.
Geo. NJ. Si5ree. Of Springfield,
Mo-, is registered at Fl Jardin no.
.el.
G. r. Eoatright is mere from Dali
las.
r.. Lopez Montcro arrived Sunday
after two weeks absence on vaca-
ton.
Z. Il. Corrigan Of Laredo arrived
az the Travellers Sunday.
Ira 3. Beelar is here from Waco.
3. l.. Hays and +. II. Hunt came
in from San Antonio Sunday. Mr.,
Hays was accompanied by his son
r. A. Fitch and d. j. Bryan are
here from San Antonio. and have
been fishing at Poir. Isabel. They
arc registered at the Travellers.
Mrs. Harry L. Oliver and Frank
Ottman were here from Mercedes
Sunday.
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L. U. Oil Royalties
Reach Big Figure

AUSTIN. Aug. 5.-P-JuIv III
Iuyaities from petroleum found ~
university Of Texas lands. enT;cb-
eo tne permanent building f,Ina
SIoOso4!O2. figures announced TO-DAY
1y n general land office DISCLOSE
lotaI ROYALTIES collected to dat
amount to S10.el4. 1859. "a.
Inc law requires that the money
oe invested in bonds. the Interest
rom which being used for perma-
campus. 4'y
completion of the auditorium
gymnasium and the chan,;-.".
building. will make il nosSihla
move all except seven Of the shacts
nov on the campus. it is stated W
those IN charge Of the building nro,
graz. The chemistry building VIII
replace IL shacks.
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Continued from Page A.

night before and tucked away in
the ice box in the kitchen.
BY nine she was dressed in the
new blue dress. and her hair was
brushed back the way Dave Jordan
liked her TO wear il. Then she went
into the Langenaus' flat to have
Billie put the finishing touches to
her costume.
Fer Billie had ,.-o gift Of 'sty-c."
/ She could pull a dress about until
II had just the right lines. She
could push in a hairpin there and
tuck in a stray lock there with the
expert hands Of a born hair dresser.
Chat. you DO need the TIMES.
bit Of powder on your o in all
this heat she said. Il won't pu-
on enough so that Davy1l see Il,
but just enough to make you look
velvety. Come mere"
And --.e touched Chatty's chin
with the glass stopper of her per-
fume bottle. and fastened her own
string Of little pearls around heI
SmOOLn young neck.
Now, you're a DREAM" she de-
clared. And If Sara would only
say that she'd 60 along with us ]
wouldn't have a worry IN TIC
world"
mo indeedyl" she said. I'm not
going along as the spare tire on
anybody's picnic. You all pile into
Georges car. It'll be crowded as II
is-and I'll be perfectly at homo
with my magazines all day
But they did not crowd into
Georges small closed a r
For Dave Jordan came in his own
"cpen-faced. snub-nosed" one that
he called The Pride of America, ard
he had it all planned that he and
Chatty should ride in 1t alone.
George and Billie will have O
much better time by themselves. Il
he said cheerfully to Sara, who did
not like to have Billie and George
left to themselves very often. And
we can all meet out on the Old
Mill road where the turnpike
crosses it,
Il don't believe they're so crazy
to be just by themselves" Chatty
said to him when they had start
ed away from the Upton apart
ment house. and we're running
smoothly along through the sunny.
clean streets toward the outskirts q.
the town. Billie and George arr
Just awfully good friends
Dave Jordan laughed. odd
George Is off his balance about her
and don't you eve let anybody tell
you anything different" he SAID.
rounding a corner with great speed
and experiences. Didn't I Go that
neatly. for a wonder? No. nobody
can tell me anything about the way
old George feels about Billie. YOll
see. we have a fiat with two otile-
fellows. and we room together
George and !. And two fellows get
TO know all about each other, liv-
ing in close quarters like that
He'd marry her tomorrow If he
could But she keeps him at arms
length"
We'll. of course. she does. But
she has to, doesn't she?" asked
Chafty. n she's still mar
ried-"
She stopped abruptly. and clap
ped a hand over her mouth
What on earth was she doing? Tell
ing the one thing that Billie had
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sher " clothes. and they look as
If they had come from Paris when
she puts them on. And she knows
just exactly what 10 say to the con-
ceited woman. and how TO meet the
diffident woman and just what to
say TO the minister's wife.
Everybody will like her-at first.
The young women and the old
women, and oh. OF course, the men.
And before she has been there
six months there will be a row in
the church choir and the minister's
wife will have ar argument with
the wife Of the richest parishioner,
and the chief boy scout will resign
from his unit and the ladies of the
| church will decide that they won't
have the ice cream festival this
year. everybody is so sort Of edge
ways
I know another woman who's a
"whisperer." She is a business
woman and she says everybody in
her office is jealous of her.
And 50 they are-or so she tries
10 make them.
She limited to the assistant CASH
ier that the sub-assistant was after
his iob-and the sub-assistant told
the cashier. and now the cashier
thinks that the assistant cashier is
after the cashiers job.
The teller acts queer and suspi-
cious ever since he met the "whis-
perez at luncheon one day.
Nobody knows what the "whis-
perez told the teller. but everybody
that knows the "~wh.sperer" knows
that she told the teller something.
Before The year is out the "whis-
perer' Will have the whole office
upset and the whole organization
downstairs by the ears.
It's a pity, isn't it?
The "whisperer" will 60 70 her
grave believing that she never had
a chance in that organization.
And Just to think that whisperers
begin being whisperers when they
are only IL years old.
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Committees Appointed
For Zone Meeting

Plans for the entertainment OF
the Methodist missionary women al
the Cameron county zone meeting,
TO be held here September I. were
discussed at the meeting Of the
Methodist society on Monday. The
local committee. healed by Mrs. G.
S. Stell, is to have charge of the
luncheon arrangements. while a
special decoration committee COM
posed of Mrs. Harry Faul. chair
man, and Mesdames j. X. Bull, o.
e. Taylor and j. H. Myers. was ap-
pointed by Mrs. Willie A. George.
president. Mrs. C.. w. Colgin will
be registrar for the day. Mrs. C.
~. Hill. a member of the local So
ciety. is chairman of the zone, and
will preside over the meeting
About 100 women are expected to
attend.
Routine business was also taken
up at the Monday afternoon meet
Ing. and Mrs. G. w. Watson pre-
sented the missionary topic.
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SANTA
PERSONALS

u
Byron SAMSON III spent several
days In Wcslaco with Melvin DiGgs,
Mrs. j. A. Jameson of Redlands,
Calf, is visiting her daughter, Mrs..
VIM. Lewis.
Mrs. j. A. Duncan and daughter
Miss Nina went to EdinbuTg Tues
day.
Mrs. l.. G. Stewart and Mrs.
Mashew Of WeSlaco called on Mrs.
r. Fl. Hargrave Wednesday.
Miss Fela Champion and C.. @.
PerSonious were business callers IN
Brownsville Tuesday.
j. A. Duncan went to Brownsville
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. T. Louk Of Me-
Allen came 10 II. r. Kaiser's Sun
day and Mrs. Louk remained for .
few days visit.
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DIRECTORY
FOR
(Special 10 me Heraldl

RAYMONDVILLE. Aug. ST. L.
Hawthorn of 8 4 Antonio. adver-
Using manager OF the Texas ASSo-
ciatrd Tel phone COMPANIES. was
in Raymondville the first OF the
week compiling a new telephone d.
rectory which is to be included and
combined with that of the Rio
Grande Valley Telephone company.
He states that the directory will
list over $1,000 Valley telephones
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so nice and Smiling-but the other boys don't smile
any more! l hated 10 Let him out; he's smart all
r,-ht and his mothers sick and he needs the work.
but he would have the whole crow1 disorganized in
another week"
We all looked at each ether in amazement.
Why, the boy isn't more than u years old!
Some day everybody will be wondering why he
doesn't 60 farther in the world. Hes good looking,
well hammered. as bright as a button and there isn't
q lazy bone in his body.
But he's a whiSperer-and that's that.
I know a woman who's a "whisperer."
she whispered herself out of her club in town
and .e whispered herself into quarrels with her
best friends, and now she has gone with her hus-
band TO live in a small town where he has rather a
large Investment
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Brownsville Paving
Judgment Rendered

Judge A. M. Kent in civil district
court Monday settled four suits on
paving contracts all styled South
west Bitulithic company VS.. Mrs.
Elvira Crixell ct. vir." as follows:
JUDGMENT for plaintiff as prayed
for debt. principal. interest. attor-
nCy's fees in the sum of SIS. for
costs and foreclosure Of paving lien.
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TAX PAYERS SHOULD
DECIDE PAVING-HIpp

Faving OF gaps over resaca fills nm
thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
and Palm boulevard completes the
Guy paving program begun in June.
1927, and further work along this
line must come in the form of a
bond issue voted by city tax PAYERS
according to A. G. Hipp, street COM
missioner.
The last bond issue was respon-
sible for the paving OF 10 miles.
which. added TO old paving. gave
Brownsville a total OF more than
Is miles OF paved streets.
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Baptists to Send
Box to Orphans

The Baptist Missionary society
held a business and social meeting
on Monday afternoon at the church.
II was decided to gather material
and pack a box for the Buckner or
phans' home.
Mrs. Fritz Schmidt's circle ar
ranged entertainment and refresh
ments for the afternoon. After the
meeting closed the flowers used in
decorating were taken to Mercy
hospital to be distributed among
the patients there.
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NIGHT CLUB

The members of the Thursday
night club were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Smith
on South Seventh street last Thurs
day night.
The club high prize was o by
Mrs. Joe Lochrie. q silver salt and
pepper set. Joe Lochrie won the
mems high score prize. a tie. The
guests high went to Mrs. &c Starr.
a silver crumb tray set. Mr.. Shu-
bert won the guest high. a tie and
Jefferson Sanders won the BOBBY,
an ash tray, and Mrs. Shubert the
women's low. a wall pocket.
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LAREDO TO FIGHT
FORT

G. Mumm, secretary to the La
redo Chamber Of Commerce. has
written Manager G. G. Richardson
OF the local chamber that a fight
will be made on the proposed abail-
document OF forts along the border.
he states that border cities should
band together against this step.
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Celery and Apple Salad


Serving Four
Two-thirds cup diced celery. / Ia
cup diced. peeled apples. rs tea
spoon salt. ! tablespoon lerEon Juice,
10 c1p salad dressing. IA cup
broken nut meats.
Mix and chill the ingredients.
Serve on lettuce. Lemon Juice aids
in bringing out flavor in salads.
Highland Scenes
Two cups flour. 4 teaspoons bak-
ing powder. IA teaspoon salt. .
tablespoons fat. 2 tablespoons sugar.
l egg. 2-3 cup milk.
Mix the flour. baking powder and
salt. Cut in the fat. add the sugar
and egg. Slowly add the milk the
exact amount n not always be
determined. When a soft dough
forms. pat II, out until one inch
thick. Cut into triangles with u
knife. Cover with the glaze. BmMe
three inches apart on creased baR
ing sheets.
One egg yolk. | tablespoon sugar.
1 TEASPOON cinnamon. 3 tablespoons
milk.
Beat the egg yolk. Add the rest
of the ingredients and apply on a
small cloth. to the scenes.
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Comings, Goings, /
OF Local PeOnle

Mrs. o. V. Lawrence is home. aft
er having cpent about six weeks in
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Craig. who
have been in the Canadian Rockies
o some time. expect to remain
there about two weeks longer.
Mrs. BaScom Cox has Just return
ed from Austin. where she spent
the past week visiting her parents.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLUB

The Wednesday night club was
enjoyably entertained at the home
of MI. and Mrs. Lamar Gill on West
Rodriguez Ave. with a chicken hot
tamale supper, after which a game
OF bridge vas enjoyed.
High score for the women was
won by Mrs. Wise. a box OF
handkerchiefs. Mr.. Wise took the
mems high score prize, a bottle of
bath salts.
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RAYMONDVILLE
JOLLY DOZEN

MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Bull enter
tanned the jolly Dozen club at their
home on East Gem ave. Tuesday
night with three tables Of bridge.
The high score vas won by Mrs.
Calder, a flower bowl. while Mr..
Holloway won the mems high score,
a tie.
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THURSDAY CLUB

The members Of the Thursday
Afternoon club were pleasantly en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. c. J..
Scott on West Raymond ave. by
Mrs. st. Clair Thompson, Thursday
afternoon with bridge.
Mrs. Decker won the high score
prize. a pair Of silk hose while Mrs.
Kennedy carried off the low score
and received a small piece Of tape
Stry.
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Mallory. Mrs. Roy CLEARWATER and
the host and hostess were partici-
pants in the game of cards.
Mrs. N. B. Mallory and Mrs.
Roy CLEARWATER and children jim
and Anita have been here from Hot
Springs. Ark. enjoying a visit at
the home of Col. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Duffie south Of town.
OROINKI
Mrs. I. A. Humason was hostess
on Wednesday to the members Of
the Oroinki Bridge club. also a fefS
friends not members of the club.
A number Of club members still
being away On their summer vaca-
ton but two tables of women met TO
enjoy the game. Mrs. III. II. Rankin
holding high score, Mrs. G. D. Haw-
kins low.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

MRS. Ed starr received the an
nouncement Of the engagement or
her son. Mordilo. L. Vincent Jr. of
Eunice. La. and Miss Ann Brecken-
ridge Of Ithaca, N. j.. The wedding
to take place some time in early
October. The young couple will
honeymoon in Hawaii and on their
return visit with his sister. Mrs. X.
b. Smith of Glendale. Calf. and
with his mother, Mrs. Ed Starr OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Starns who
have been spending a two weeks
vacation in Beeville returned Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Jaco have as
as their guest this week. their
daughter. Mrs. j. j. Jaco and child
rem. Leslie John and Martha Bell of
Bonneville. Miss. who came in We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. @. Parr and
children who have been spending
the last month on a vacation in the
mountains OF Colo, returned home
last Friday.
PERSONALS
Mrs. T. G. Green and son. Travis
and sister. Mary Lewis. left Tues
day for San Marcos and returned
Saturday, bringing with them. Mrs.
Green's mother. Mrs. j. II. Lewis
who will remain with them for
some time.
Mrs. z. r. Tracey. left Monday
evening for Los Angeles to be at the
bedside Of her father. T. c. Laird.
MI. and Mrs. John Spillman and
for Okla. and Tenn. where they
VIII visit Marvin StockWell. a bro
Their OF Mrs. Spillman. Mrs. Spill
mans parents. who are visiting
there at present. will return with
with them.
Mrs. O. NJ. Reynolds left for Gil
roy CAM, on an extended visit "a
her father. w. c. lorenz and her
sister. Mrs. Glen Cushan. Mr.. and
MRS. Reynolds have lived here for
the past two years on the raw
mond ranch east of town and this
Is her first visit back. in that time
MISS Ruhuen of Mission snent
tne weekend with Miss MabelIe
lumiinson in the Roots home.
mrs. Tom Lindley and son Ralph
OF Denton. Texas. spent the week
enc with her brother. Mr.. and Mrs
AUDREY Fox and family Of San Perl
ia. They returned home thru,
hariingen and spent a few DAYS
Win her sister. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n
Gresnam and family OF that citv
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d


Fionoring Miss Donna Clark ot
Weslaco. Miss Robertine Dean was
hostess at an afternoon Of bridge At
The paternal home on Saturday aft
crnoon last. with two tables o.
guests. Miss Amelia McCre being
high score holder, Mrs. Ted Lem
burg second.
The guests at this affair includ-
ed Misses Marjorie Parkhill, Mar
garct Nav. Arab Gray. The honoree.
Miss Clark. Miss Amelia McCree of
Edinburg, Miss Elizabeth Camp-
bell Of McAllen and Mrs. Ted LEM
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fisher. OF Kan
Sas CITY. arrived Monday, ana are
guests at 81 Jardln hotel.
Alr. and Mrs. Geo. l.. Walters are
here from New York on business.
ID. Bcrryhill and r. ID. Babcock
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begged her never TO mention to a
living soul. And that she had
promised never, reve to tell
ITO BE CONTINUED
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OROINKI
MRS. DOUGHTY HONoRED

Honoring her aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Doughty, Mrs. Paul Rosette was
hostess on Tuesday evening when
she entertained with two tables Ct
bridge at her home on North Lo-
mita boulevard.
Mrs. NJ. +. Armstrong was high
scorer with the cards. Miss Hatch
holding low. The guests we're Mes
danes NJ. +. Armstrong. James Gil
lett Will Douglas. T. A. Humason,
j. M. Holt. A. Fl. Clark. the honoree.
Mrs. Doughty; Mrs. Shinn. Mrs. Os-
a Perkins and Mrs. Josiah Bix.er
also being present during part ri
the afternoon. and ~partaking OF the
delicious refreshments prepared by
the hostess.
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Menus
9Me

by MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Highland Scenes Win Favor
Breakfast
Grapefruit
Bacon and Eggs
Buttered Toast and Coffee
Luncheon
Celery and Apple Salad
Highland Scenes
Tea
Dinner
Broiled Veal Chops
Dreamed Potatoes
Corn on the Cob
Bread Strawberry Jam
Head Lettuce and Summer Dressing
Peach Shortcakes Coffee
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|City-Valley
TELEPHONE SEVEN


Just-Sew with Mrs. vi. w.
Ward.
Wednesday bridge with Mrs.
Robert Schwarz-
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o TEMP CLUB

Mrs. w. z. TONNE. entertained
the members ofthe Bon Temp club
at her home on West KimbalI ace.
wednesday afternoon with two
tables of bridge.
Mrs. jenkins was the winner Of
high score prize. a fancy purse.
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She'll have a grand time in the small town-for a fl months.
Snes a good dancer, she sings well. she can make one Of the best
salads YOU ever tasted. she PLAYS a good hand at bridge. she makes all
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SPREADING SUSPICION
THING THEY DO
By WINIFRED BLACK

night
Il had to let the Smartest boy I have 20" he said.
Hes a whEperer-alvays getting off in a corner with two or three