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LEXANDRIA, Va, october al
The st. Mary's Celtics' powerful

n The ST. Marys Celtics powerful
N offensive cut its way to an
n other impressive victory at
Baggett's Park. with the Fred
erick Professionals OF FREDERICK, MO
suffering a 3l-to-0 reversal. 1t was the
Green and Gold elevens third triumph
In as many starts.
The Celtics' forward-passing attack,
one of its best scoring plays last sea-
son, but heretofore inconspicuous THIS
Fall, played an important part In yes
terday's proceedings. Tony WOOD, the
Celtics' right end scored three touch
downs by that method after teammates
had tipped him the pigskin from dis
tances of 20, 80 and 40 yards.
Dick Allen injected his customary
long gallop for touchdown into the
game at the outset, Juggling the leather
across the invaders goal line on a 30
ward hike. the third play OF the game.
Darby contributed the other touchdown
with 1-yard plunge.
Del Ray A. c. took Its third straight
defeat, with the National Press Build
ing Cardinals of Washington grabbing
12-to-6 decision.
Triumphant in it's first game in the
third athletic district of Virginia
championship series last week, Alexan-
dr:a High School will meet its second
district opponent Friday, when Fred
ericksburg High School comes here
for an encounter on Hayden Field at
$3.50 o'clock.
The locals, champions of the third
district last year, trimmed Culpeper
High by an 18-to-6 score last Friday
to capture the first game in its battle
to retain its grid laurels.
Miss Pauline Smith has been elected
captain of the girls basket ball team
at Floris High School. while Miss Alice
Marshall has been named manager.
Candidates for the team this year are
Misses Helen Presgrave. Mary Hessick,
Mary Winford Nickel, Hilda Peck,
Sylvia Bowman. Pauline Smith, Frances
Kirkwood, Sarah Kirkwood, Mary Arm
field and Ethel Andres.
Four games have been added to the
basket ball card Of the Fairfax County
High School Athletic Association League,
as follows:
Tomorrow: Mclean at Falls Church;
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STARS OF BIKE WORLD
IN CHICAGO 6-DAY RACE

CHICAGO, October 81 (P).-Preceded
by a program of special match races
among the worlds leading riders, the
Chicago Stadium's six-day bicycle race
will open November Z.
On the night of November special
races will be held with such stars as
Gaetano of Italy: Gerard Debaets of
Belgium, Franz Deulberg of Germany,
Alfred Letourner of France and Freddie
Spencer, America, and Reggie Nc
Namara, Australia. entered
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FASHION SHOP SOCCERS
BEAT GAELIC-AMERiCANS

Members of the new Fashion Shop
eleven and Gaelic-American soccer
team are recuperating today from their
grueling 10 Capital City League battle
yesterday on the Monument Grounds,
which was won by Fashion Shop, / to
o. The game was marked by rough
play generally.
In other league games yesterday
Marlboro defeated Rockville, to 8, on
the Marlboro field, and Gaithersburg
conquered Silver Spring, 2 to 1, on the
Gaithersburg pitch.
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JONES HELD FIERCE FOE
FOR FIELDS IN RING GO

SAN FRANCISCO, October 81 (P).-
Although a strong favorite, Jackie
Fields, welter-weight champion, will
step into the ring tonight against
Gorilla" Jones, Akron, Ohio. Negro.
with the betting odds in his favor not
at all prohibitive.
The title holder is expected to have
tough battle with the hard-punching
Negro over the 10-round route. Fields
title is not at stake.
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BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.

Brodts Inc gained first place by
defeating Pohanka Motor Co. three
games. w. Powell rolled we'll for the
winners with 1855 set.
Hecht Co took the odd game from
the Colonial Ice Cream Co for second
place. Hecht boys rolled a game of
SOB, one pin behind high game of the
season. The Piggy Wiggly Co. made
a clean sweep over the Harry Kaufman
Inc. team to hold fourth place.
Wallace Motor Co. took three over
Dome Oil Co. Inc, coming out of the
cellar and tying for seventh place.
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ALEKHINE AGAIN BEATS
BOGOLJUBOW AT CHESS

BERLIN, October 81 P).-Dr. Alex
ander Alekhine Of Paris last night won
the sixteenth game of his match with
E. D. Bogoljubow Of Triberg for the
chess championship of the world at the
Cafe Koenig after 60 moves. The pres
ent score of the match is:
DR.. Alekhine, 7: Bogoljubow, 4;
drawn, 5.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI LEAGUE.
Team STANDING

Maryland again won high team game
and set, besting its previous record of
49l and 1924 pins with STA and 1903
pins. Swope of Lehigh won high in
dividual game and set with 1872 and 324
pins to take the lead from Swarthout of
Cornell with 1877 and Sagrario of
Iehigh with 312 nins
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self spread-eagled the Extension outfit
with 327 set
Joe McKericher's So-Kems, led by
Charlie Gersdorff, shot steady game to
top Public Roads two cut of three. Bill
Whelan's 326 set was the best effort for
the Public Roads team.
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BIG TEN barriers RACE.

CHICAGO, October 18 (P).-Illinois,
Wisconsin, Northwestern and Notre
Dame will meet in quadrangular cross
country race tomorrow over the North
western course
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INDOOR GOLF MEET.

King Pin Country Club will hold its
first Winter invitation golf tournament
over the indoor course at the King Pin
Bowling alleys, at date soon to be- an
nOIInced
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WASHINGTON LADIES' LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

AS result of triumphing three times
over Daughters of Isabella, Capt. Rena
Levy and her Columbians are now
leading in the title race. The champs
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE LEAGUE.
Individual Records.

HHuIFIuUdI HtCOFuN.
High team game-Patents No, /, SIT; Pat
ents No. 2. SOS.
Hish. team set.-Patents No. i, 1914; Blu
reau Of Mines, 1889.
High individual Set-Haverty Bureau
OF FOREIGN and Domestic Commerce.. $50;
Maize coast and Geodetic Survey. 356
:. High individual games - Pierce (Patents
No ~, $50; Lansdale (Ofice of the secTe-
High individual averages-Fahey Patents
No, -: ll7-l; Haverty Bureau of Foreisr
and Domestic Commerce., ll2; Simmons
Patents No. y, lll-4.
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COLLEGE PARK ASSOCIATION.

High individual gamc-Cramer, 1873
High individual Set--WentZ, 355
Hish individual avcrage-Clark, l08-33
HiGh team Set-UniverSity, 1888
High team game--UntverSity. $50.
High team average--UniVersity 1855.
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George Diffenbaugh, Mrs. j. w. Har-
vey, jr; Mrs J. F.. Gross, Mrs. C. j.
Matson, Mrs. E. B. Wagner, Miss Grace
Tregesser and Miss Florence Scott.
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NAUTICAL LEAGUE,
Team STANDING
Records.

High team game-Potomsc Boat Club. $50
High team set-Potomac Boat Club, 1851.
Boat Club, l45
High individual sst-Martin Cwashinston
HiEh Individual ayefage-Wood (Potomac
Boat Club, 1l5
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Leo r. Pass yesterday defeated T. w.
MCGUIRE in a match in the Bannock-
burn Club championship and will play
j. r. Mccarthy in the semi-final. In
another match Luther Florne beat M.
H. Robb, up, and viii meet w. l..
Penderpast
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DEFEATS, TIES LAST WEEK
SPOIL RECORDS FOR MANY
Western Maryland, With Startling Win Over Temple,
Remains Among ''Perfect'' Croup-Cornen
Makes Long Stride Along Comeback Trail.

TEw october 81 NEight perfect records remained in
~ | Eastern foot ball sector today.
| " against Harvard and Carnegie
a Washington Jefferson spoiled
Columbia Lafayette and Holy
Cross the ranks Of the defeated o
the size OF
Columbia 23-to-0
tory highly regarded Temple ,...,h ro.shor,
campaigning lett Dartmouth Fl.tSouIel
ElkinS Williams and western
behind with three games won
in major ConeA look
750 trail by deamg
victories and one de- Oy 10 +" g. .. .oo.
Nebraska, Yale gained
California beat PennS
The to
As to 49,
Colgate Indiana by Il beat
Ito o.
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Several added entrants in the wom-
ans championship of the Middle At
lantic Golf Association brought the en-
try list for the qualifying round today
up to So players, the largest entry in
the history Of the classic. The event
is being played OF the Columbia Country
Cluns
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DR.. d. r. johnson won the Tatum
Cup event yesterday at Congressional,
with a score of 86--l8-68. E. F. Kohl
man finished second, with 90--2l-69.
with A. D. williams in third place. with
9l-2l-70.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Teon. STANDING

C. &P. Telephone established a new
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Four games have been added to the
basket ball card of the Fairfax County
High School Athletic Association League,
as follows:
Tomorrow: Mclean at Falls Church;
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RIO HOmdO
Club Party
Enjoyable


RIO HONDO, Dec. 2l- Mrs.
George Kemdinger and Mrs. Ebert
Vines entertained the Wednesday
Bridge club In the home Of Mrs.
Vines on Arroyo Bend.
White roses and ferns were placed
iii vases about the rooms, with
garlands OF red and green drared
from the chandeliers TO the corners
Of the room.
Mrs. G.. 3. Warren was presented
with a beautiful etched pink cryst-
al bowl for success in the games.
while Mrs. Elsie Vinke-Yancey with
low. received a pretty wall vase.
After the gar > a large basket
filled with gifts was brought In
and each guest was blindfolded and
let to the basket to make q selec-
ton. the presents consisted Of
noisemaking toys such as horns.
flutes and harpS.
Refreshments OF chicken salad
sandwiches, coffee and small cakes
cut in the shape Of hearts, diam
onds. clubs and spades we're served.
Those present were: Mesdames
Louise Brown, Joe Goode, q. b.
Warren. Eph C-ffal, Edwards
Smith, Lowell Longbrake, Herman
Jeffrey, Elsie Vinke-Yancy. James
Attaway. Jack Carpenter. Joe Yoe-
man, Ebert Vines, c.. Kendinger,
r. p. Alexander OF Ennis. and Mrs.
Alton Caffal and Miss Doris Glen
denning OF San Benito. Miss La
Rhe Boyer and Miss Nancy Rice
were tea guests.
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HAS CHRISTMAS
PARTY AT SNAVFLYS

The meeting of the Study club,
on Thursday afternoon, at the home
OF Mrs. L. X. Snavely was in the
form Of a lovely Christmas party
with a large personnel Of members
and guests in attendance. The house
and gardens were deliberately de-
corated with all the features sug-
costing the Christmas season.
The same note was repeated in
the delicious refreshment course SER
we'd late in the afternoon, consisting
Of an old fashioned English Plum
Pudding with coffee. and other
sweets. Mrs. Polk Hornaday presi-
ded over the meeting. Other speak
ers Of the afternoon were Mrs. a..
Brunneman. and Mrs. &. A. Macy.
Participating on the program
presented by Mrs. "A. w. Cunning
ham were: Mrs. B. +. Hardin. Mrs.
j. ]. Coursey. and Mrs. Frank Chas.
tain. Besides the regular members
Of the club the invited guests in
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cluded: Mrs. w. 7. Hodge. M. A.
Childers, J.. M. Mothershead. John
Townsend. w. z. Bush, w. e. Sans,
aid w. d. EastlAnd.
PERSONALS
Earl Meadows left Thursday for
Birmingham, Alabama. Re will spend
the holidays with friend and rela-
tives there.
Miss Annie Conner verser left
Friday night for Waco for a holi-
day vacation.
Mrs. ". r. Brady will spend the
holidays with friends at Waxaha-
chic, Texas.
Ken Macy left Thursday night
for Tulsa. Oklahoma.
Miss Kathleen Brown. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tyre Fl. Brown. and
who has been attending school at
the University of Texas. arrived over
the weekend To spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents.
Miss Julia Kimmell arr ID Friday
from G. I. "A. at Denton. 10 be with
her family for the holidays.
Miss Vonnie Mas Perry, a student
at Southern Methodist University at
Dallas. is at home for the holidays.
J. T.. Staley, Of Dallas. arrived at
Harrington Thursday morning. He
will be in the Valley for several
DAYS tranacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Heaton and
family. Of Emporia. Kansas, arriv-
ed Saturday to be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. "A. a. Kimmell during the
holidays. Mrs. Heaton is a sister Of
Mrs. Kimmell.
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HOSTESS AT r r
N BRIDGE AFFAIR

Mrs. Eddie Byrd Burton and
daughter, Mildred, entertained a
number Of their friends with a
Mexican supper and an evening or
bridge az their home on West Hid
algo Ave. Thursday evening. The
prizes, favors, decorations, and tall
lies were all of Mexican design.
Those present were. Messrs. and
Mesdames Bond Carroll. A. j. Schu-
bert, Buck Evans. J.. r. johnson,
Lamar Gill. NJ. n. Dryer, G. j..
Scott, Charles Kennedy, DR.. and
Mrs. II. A. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hays Scissor, Paul Tanksley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Bostick.
Mrs. Scissor won the women's
high core prize. a Mexican vase.
Mr.. Scott won the mems high
score prize, a feather plaque, Mrs.
Dryer won the cut prize. a statue
and Mr.. Scissor won the mems
cut prize a cock fight plaque. and
Mrs. BOStick won the low 0
prize. a set Of Mexican pottery.
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Monday morning for Austin to
spend Christmas with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. "A. Bull, left
Sunday morning for Houston TO
spend Christmas with Mr.. Bulls
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bull.
Miss Matte 3. Johnson, Of Or
ange came in Thursday to spend
the Christmas holiday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. John
son OF near Lasara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Robinson and
Roger Jr., left Sunday morning for
Jewett. where they will spend the
holidays with Mr.. RobinsonS parents
MIR. and Mrs. J. 5. Robinson.
Stanley Addington and Harry
Douthitt came in Sunday morning
from Austin where they have been
attending Texas II.
Robert Sutton. Foster Crowell and
Kenneth Mcneil drove in Wednes-
day afternoon from Southwestern
University at Georgetown. spend
the Christmas holidays. Vance Sea-
mons Of Weslaco accompanied them.
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MISS DANIEL TO
ATTEND WEDDING

Miss Alva Daniel will leave Sun
day night for Austin where she will
be the hour guest OF Judge and Mrs.
ID. w. Glasscockk. She will be a
special guest AZ the wedding Of Miss
Margaret Mary Glasscock and MIR.
James Frazier which will be solem-
nized at the Glasscock's lovely home
on Christmas Eve.
Christmas Day Miss Daniel will
leave for Johnstown. Pennsylvania,
TO spend the remainder of the holi-
day with her father, L. r. Daniel.
While in the East she plans to visit
New York and spend some time IN
studying some special work for her
Spring Glasses.
This yearly visit to New York
Studios where she acquires expert
knowledge of all the latest dance
creations Is one Of the most appre-
ciated features of Miss Daniels plan
OF work. and Of special benefit TO
her large dancing classes. She will
return to Harlingen during the mon
tn Of January.
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MRS. BULL
THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. +. L. Bull entertained the
members OF the Thursday afternoon
bridge club at her home on South
Ninth Street, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. -. Buck Evans vas accepted
as a new member at this meeting.
Mrs. J. K. Johnson won the club
high score prize. q compete dish
and Mrs. Duffield won the guests
high score prize. a Kippy Kit and
Mrs. Bostick won the cut prize, q
holly pot.
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EWENIIEa
Mrs. John u. Fowler was awarded
high score prize. and Mrs. Dave
Schuepbaca second high. The high
cut favor went TO Mrs. Hornaday.
A dainty refreshment plate. con-
sisting OF salad, cake and coffee,
was served the following guests.
Mesdames Don Russell. Norman
Roger, Dave Schuepbach. J. L..
Head. Boyd Ewing. II. l.. Ohler,
George w. Delhi. G. r. Lee, John
ID. Fowler. L. II. Moore. Polk Homo
day. Charles Wood. T.. W. Spradling
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7~uyIingem Entertainments EmIiven CaIemd0

In the Valley for the last few weeks.
has returned 10 his home in Dallas.
Stell Thomas or Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. has permanently located Inn
Rio Hondo. having purchased "A
business here.
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+ OF
LOS AMIGOS CLuR

At the Hotel Reese Wilmond on
Thursday evening the members Of
the Los Amigos club held their first
annual banquet. About sixty guests
were in attendance. The president OF
the club, Earl Meadows. talked in
terestingly Of the history Of this
club. 1t was organized one year ago.
Plans for the coming year
discussed and announcement was
made of the New Years dance 10
be given b the Club at the FL Jar
din Hotel at Brownsville.
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NIGHT
CLUB HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Scott enter
tanned the members Of the We'd
nesday Night bridge club at their
home on West Raymond Ave. We'd
nesday evening with q dinner
bridge.
Mrs. Kennedy won the women's
high score prize, a set OF tallies and
score pads. NJ. II. Dryer won the
mems high prize. a tie rack. Mrs,
Lochrie won the cut prize. a cut
work doilie and Mr.. Evans won
the low, a package Of cigarettes in
q holder.
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Miss Virginia Longbrake will re-
turn home to spend the Xmas Holt
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Longbrake. Miss Longbrake
teaches school near Laredo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter FoIlkar and
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LITTLE BRIDGE CLUB
WITH TX DUFFIELD

Friday afternoon the Little bridge
club was entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Ben s. Duffield. Twelve
members were present.
Mrs. Fawkes was the winner OF
the high score prize. a bridge set.
Refreshments were served.
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children viii spend the Christmas
Holidays In San Antonio. with NJ.
Follkars parents.
+. A. Miller Of the Texas Farm
Bureau Federation. who has been
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Mrs. O. B. Warren will entertain
both the Wednesday bridge club
and the 800" club with a bridge
luncheon at her home Monday at
One o'clock.
MI. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bayliss and
children are returning from Los
Angeles, where they spent the sum-
mer with Mr.. Bayliss mother. Mrs.
Bayliss Is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Nash.
r j. Montgomery and wife OF
Los Angeles. arrived in Rio Hondo.
Mr.. Montgomery = a representative
of Lowell H.. Trumbull Produce Co.
Of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
gomery plan to locate in Rio Hondo.
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BON TEMP CLUB
MEETING

Wednesday afternoon the mem
bers Of the Bon Temp bridge club
we're entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Bond Carroll, on West KIM
ball Ave.
The house was decorated with
Christmas decorations and a Christ
mas tree, each guest bringing n
gift and placing it on the tree and
then taking their choice according
to their score standing at the end
Of the games. Mrs. Jameson won
high score prize, black lace ling
erie.
Refreshments were served.
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ARROYO BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Moses enter
tanned the Arroyo Bridge club in
their home Wednesday night. The
home was decorated In the CHEEKY
Xmas motif. poinSettias being the
chosen flower.
After the games. delicious re-
freShments we're served to sixteen
members.
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colorful salad and cuts OF Christ
mas cake. Sandwiches and coffee
we're also served. High scorers In
the games were Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
Schander. Second high were Mr..
and Mrs. X. /. Dague. Those en-
joying the hospitality were: Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Schander. MI. ana
Mrs. X. I. Dague. Mr.. and Mrs. "A.
v. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Cour-
sey and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Ra-
der.
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HOSPITALITY AT
JACKSON HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson en-
tertained at bridge Tuesday eve
ming with three tables of games,
In keeping with the holiday spirit,
the house was gay with Christmas
decorations and the refreshment
plate served at a late hour held a
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BELGRADE-Ugo Darasznik, who
has been appointed a college pro-
lessor. has a twin peasant brother
who can neither read nor write.
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TWO Bridge Parties
EUentS of Week
(speclal to The Herald.l

HARLINGEN. De-. 2l-Entertaining jointly at a beautiful bridge
party at the Hotel Reese wImond N Tuesday afternoon. Mrs 7. r.
Abbott. Jr, and Mrs G. Z. Henderson we're charming hoStesses. The
holiday motif OF red and green was featured in the attractive decorations
Of the hotel parlor where were arranged four tables for the afternoon
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and Miss Julia Traxler and Mis-,
Dorothy Burchard.
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BINGHAM GIRLS
ENTERTAINED

Monday night. Rose Earl enter
tanned the members OF the Cling
ham Girls at her home on North
Fifth street with bridge. Eight mem
bers were present.
High score prize, a set Of salt
and peppers, was won by Mario
RE Sue Grayson, and Sammie Lee
Kinser took the BOBBY prize. Re-
freshments were served at the close
OF the evening.
The next meeting is 10 be held
az the home Of Miss Gravson On
East Hidalgo Ave.
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JOLLY DOZEN
HOSTESS

Monday night. Mr.. and .Ars. n
r. TONNE entertained the jolly
Dozen bridge club at their home
on West Kinda Ave.
Women's high score prize, : box
OF candy was won by Mrs. J. X.
Smith. and the BOBBY was won ~
Mrs. Johnson, j. E. johnson won
the mems high score prize. a box
OF handkerchiefs. and j. X. Smith
carried off the boo. prize, a set
Of ash trays.
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PERSONALS

Sheriff Luther Snow. Deputy
Game Warden Bob Snow. and At
tornsy Elwin Gerron will leave