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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
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With seven raw members pres
ent. bringing attendance n 70.
Dean S a. Caldwell addressed the
second session Of the Brownsville
District Scout leaders course Tues
day night on Vocational Guild
ance and Scouting"
Dean Caldwell pointed out the
fact that merit badge awards rang
cd through some 81 subjects. from
aviation to weather observation. and
that boys frequently picked thei
life work for something they four
interesting in their quest O. mcr
badges.
Watch the boy as he works
his merit badges and find his bee
hobby. Chances are that one car
find the thing that he Is mos in
tereSted in and might want 70 fol
low for a life vocation. the Dean
said.
New men enrolling IN the course
Tuesday night were McDermott.
J-ck Snowberger. NJ J.. Mickle. (.
ID. Box, H. j. Wright. Alfred Pc
t@rsrc} and Ed. Coke The al
vans4d instruction being offered by
the curse is a continuation OF the
standard school held here during
the past spring.
AT the activities period. the three
patrols were pitted against each
other in making n~eckerchief slides.
II. j. Wright OF the Cherokee patrol
won first for the Turks head know
and Chas. Stewart Of the Com
anches was second j. McCartv Of
the Cherokees was third.
The men have been requested 10
bring sharp pocket knives 10 the
meeting TO be held next Tuesday
evening.
The theme OF this session will &c
Troop Administration and Special
ization." presented By James Ahney
deputy commissioner Of the Browns
vile district
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worth. 100000 S IL farm tract 4.
West tract.
G. II. Cole. ct ux to z. J. KLEIN
worth. 100000 10. /. 2. 3. "a, Is
and IS. blk 3 Citrus Park addn 20
Donna. f,
Delta Orchards co. 70 Lucien Sic
benaler. ct US $4,000 Lot 90. Delta
Orchards Co. Unit No. !.
DOYLE Gowing. ct ux to Carl I. II.
Baker. $1,000. Lot II. sec i0l. Tur-
ner tract.
G. B Hall. ct ux ito II. j. Hall.
SO 90. " 1886 &C lot s. blk II. Por-
cion II and 70 and N 22455 &C. Lot
g., blk 5. Porcion II and 70.
Eufemia Lara ito L. p. Pullin. $40.
Lot 2. blk 80. McAllen.
Noble Merry. e. ux TO Pet Nation.
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Chmn A & wood n the game
commission emphatIcallv d~lsagrees
With the idea Of consolidating the
ranger force. the game law en-
fcrcement ana the state highway
patrol. Our work Is too special
lied" he declared.
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$1,000 N 247 &C. Lot 90. La Lomita.
G. Z. Redlund. ct ux to Doyle
Gowing. $1,000. Lot IL. sec lol. Tur-
ner tract.
L. c. Tucker TO A. r. @ l.. and /.
co. 5000. Z 20 &C Farm Tract 2l6e.
North Capisallo
w r. Windham. et ux TO w. II.
Rodgers. $500 90 S Is &C Ito IS. blk
SO. Alamo tract.
w. r. Hudspeth. ct Tx to v. Z.
Muir. $1,000 NE IA lot 8. blk IS.
Alamo tract.
v. r. Allen. ct Tx to w. r.. Huds-
peth $1,000 NE IA lot 3. blk IS,
Alamo Tract.
Mrs. j. L. Cramer to Mrs. Mary
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QUEEN

The scream OF screams. Up The
River z gorgeous melange Of rib
tickling dialog and uproarious
situations, opened at the Queen
Theatre yesterday and the audience
exhausted from more than an hour
OF almost continuous laughter. This
picture IS undoubtedly one OF
the funniest offerings since the ad-
vent Of talking pictures.
i would only spoil a perfect
comedy to reveal the plot here. but
L revolves about the hilarious ef-
forts OF two champion j~ail-t-eakers
10 manipulate a romance to their
satisfaction Eventually they attain
their goal. but not until they have
broken in an out of jail two or three
times. committed q burglary and
various other forms OF malfeasance
and incidentally provided hundreds
OF sidesplitting laughs.
The story. an original by the
author or that delicious stage satire.
Chicago. Maurine Watkins: the
direction BY John Ford. the man
who gave US such unforgettable
films as Men Without Women" and
the gold medal winning -Four
Sons and a huge cast of notable
comedians and condolences. the
cream Of the stage and screen ranks.
all work IN harmony to make up
The River a welcome and uproar-
ious addition 10 the current pic
ture SEASON.
Spencer Tracy and Warren Hymer
take first honors as the two self
appointed Cupids With Claire Luce
and Hu. .phrey Bogart as the young
lovers and william Collier. Sr.. as
the hard boileT lifer giving splendid
performances
Joan CCherle Laves delightful
child actress who makes her debut
N this Movietone mirthduake could
not fail n he convincing as the
Varden's daughter as she PLAYS q
real life role. her ON father BE-
ing none other than Warden Lewis
z Lawes Of Sing Sing Prison
See Up The River bv oil means.
It's q genuine treat. Thursday IS the
last time you NAV see If.
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z. Biddinger. $1,000. w. 10 nc lot
lis. La omita.
w. T., Lipscomb to II. e. Wilcox.
SO 200 &C San Salvador del Tule Ct.
ProErsso Dew. Co. to II. A. Dig
man $4,000 $. 4e6 &C. OF N. ao5
&C. lot A., Llano Grande Suhd.
r. Q. Engelman. Jr.. TO Julia vi.
Peterson $1,000 block II. La Blanca.
Mrs. Lille Denny 70 r.. M. En-
erSon $1,000 lot 10. block 81. wes-
laco.
Frank Carter 70 J. l.. r rlee.
$1,000 E. 10 &C. Of S. 20 &C. lot 10,
Sec. 266. Tex. Mex.
Jane Fisher Adam 10 ma 3.
Bradbury. s2.30000 " IL OF Ni-o
lot is. Block 81. Capisallo.
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CAPITOL

sea stories re1n "a nave a special
influence with Milton Stills His
FIRST big success was made in The
Sea Hawk" which definitely estab-
ltshed him as one Of the foremost
players on the screen. And nov. IN
the Fox Movietone talking version
Of Jack London's stirring novel Of
marine adventures. The Sea Wolf. -
ne scores what many critics are &C
claiming as his finest role.
The Sea Wolf" which makes its
bow 10 local audiences at the Capitol
theatre Friday. introduces a uni
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06
New Pie Shop Opens
For Business Here

A new pie and cake shop has been
recently opened BY Mrs Kit Carson
al 357 w. Levee All pies and cakes
are home baked. Mrs. Carson said
Wednesday. and the demand for
this type Of pastry is large in this
city.
Already the new shop has placed
pies and cakes In several of the
leading groceries.
Il have been more than pleased
with the results" Mrs. Carson said.
In addition TO selling my cooking
70 grocery stores, I also make them
for private parties, socials and other
affairs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06

Instead Of the staggering gun
totinr vell-hated ioAtlcan type OF
2 former day. the game department
saws lis local game WaTdens are
now high-type men who know ths.
lob. who know the Law they WORK
under. who are educators as vel a.
firm but no, brutal. upholders 81
the Ian
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Cameron Courts
CAMERON COURTS

Suits filed IN the district courts.
Vio,a Rec Jones Us. L. z. Jones
Divorce
Mrs. Vera Lawson VS.. Chas 4.
faWs0n.-Dlrorce.
w. D Jetfres vs.. Martha Sum
mers Jeffres-Divorce
v. @. Null IS. Athell Mull-Di-
vorce-
Cora Lee Smith II. r. j. Smith
Divorce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06

Imitation sunlight, shinlng
through fake windows TO approx
innate further the effect Of real
daylight, has been found to speed
up the production Of night work
ers.
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By THE POLITICAL ANALYST

the prison say they have known
for a long time they had legal
power to stop tie operation Of the
printing plants at the University
OF Texas. A g. II. college and the
COLLEGE Of Industrial Arts, under
the restrictions in the constitution
Vet they do not intend to attempt
Il recognizing these plants are
used for educational and lnstruc-
ticnal purposes.
pres. L Minis and Mgr. Leonard
Tlllotson have called a meeting o.
the all-Brazos conservation ana
reclamation district directors ioI
Austin. Nov. Q. At this meeting IL
Is expected 10 learn whether Gov
Moody can legally authorize a &C.
ficiencv appropriation 10 carry OF
the topographic work, penang IS
suance OF bonds or future lesls4a-
tive grants
The meeting Will outline ADMIN
istrative policy for the mex year.
LEGISLATION. both national anu
state deemed essential 10 the puI-
poses Tor which the dlS'flcl NaS
created will be carefuAy consul
cred and action determined Fep-
Tillotson SAID.
Former Rep. p. .. Sanders o.
Palo Pinto, whose plckname %
~step-in Sanders survives the
beaumont convention when MS
droll story from the platform az
gered the feminine delegates pdIu
a visit to the capitol. WEARING Z
red carnation. as usual.
Texas and Pacific railway eA-
neriment In lowering passenger
fares to try to regain rail travel II
being watched keenly ana may
forerln general reductions spec.
H. 2 La roads have not tried the eN-
nerAraent that so well succeeded III
Neu Jersey. or undermining ana
runninp all-coach trains on day
schedules 10 avoid the ghastly
charges and s%urchargcs for pull
man berths.
nE SldAC AA1o 6101N
,hones IN the capitol and office
building. This includes numerous
PIX and long distances MS
state Auditor Moore Lynn wants
"a know why a capitol exchange
csn- save a lot ~ money He also
favor a central mailing system ioF
state correspondence
Instead OF the staggering gun
toting. w~ell-hated ,oA-lcan type OF
a former day. the game department
saws It's local game WaTdens are
nov hlgh-rype men who know theN
lob. who know the Law they Woik
under. who are educators as wei az
firm but not brutal. upholders 81
the Ian
Chmn A z Wood NJ the game
commission emphatIcallv dlsagrees
with the idea Of consolidating the
ranger force. the game law en-
fcrcement and the state highway
patrol Our work is too special
lied" he declared.
Texas las 252 SherItts-about 500
deputy sheriifs. approximately 1000
1.-TWO thousand constables. and
several hundred deputy constables.
! We'll G 5000 local law enforce
ment officers who derive their liv-
ing from the public The game de-
partment ready admits that II
thessA people would enforce the
game laws II could be done more
throughly than BY a small force
OF wardens. But 50 far. the law
hasn't been able 70 persuade these
local officers 70 paw any attention
to gave law violations. he says.
This army Of officers ought 70 be
another good argument IN favor Of
cutting the numher ~ counties 70
one-ha'f or cne- fourth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06

Seven Alabama dairymen have
herds that produced an average Of
300 pounds or more Of butter fat
last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-06

Elmer williams OF Illinois holds
the worlds record for corn huSk-
ing.
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A Douglas: East ten &C. blk IS. Lon
G. Hill sub: $1,000 etc.
HIDALGO COUNTY
Carl i. II. Baker, e. ux 10 &. z.
Redlund $1,000. Farm lot Il. sec l0l
Turner tract.
Mrs. Rose Z. Clopton. 81 al to r.
T. Abernathy. ct al $1,000 Lots /, Z
and 3. blk 299. Edinburg
The Citizens State Bank. Donna.
to G L. Skaggs. $4,000 w 5 &C OF
S 10 &C. OF ( 20 ac. Farm Tract
666. West tract.
Verne M. Clopton to A. Y. Baker
$1,000. 100 az lot u and 10. blk 2
and s 20 &C lots 10 and II. blk 8
Re.ama Groves subd.
II. w. Covington 10 r y. Klein
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u [ AL N | LICE
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

In compliance with section { te) of the Federal water power act (41 Stat. 1o63)
 notice is hereby given that D. c. Brownell and Y. VI. Ray. of Seward, Alaska. have made application for preliminary permit and a
 power development Lost Creek and Upper and Lower Lost Lakes. located in ChuGach National Forest. about II miles north of Seward. consisting of dam at the outlet of each lake, a conduit of wood stave pipe and steel penstock. a power house on the Sew ard-Kenai Highway. and transmission line to Seward. Any objection to such applica- ton or request for hearing thereon, to- Eether with any briefs. reports other data fer which consideration is desired should be submitted to the Executice Secretary, Federal Power Commission, Washington. D. Q. ..
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WYOM|NC GOLD
 PL X GER CLAIMS
 ARE FILED ON

CASPER, Wyo., Jan, 20, (H1-Re- newed activity in the mineral de- velopment west and southwest of Casper received a sharp impetus when location notices on 37,28O acres off land were filed with the county clerk. There were 233 loca- ton certificates in all.
 These notices were locations on gold placer mining claims Nearly 200 similar claims had been filed on, in the district immediately west of Casper, prior to the 233 notices filed.
 Three separate organizations were represented by the filings. ! One group of notices as on claims of 160 acres each in township 27, range 87, southwest of Casper. This township is located in what is known as the Sweetwater coun- try.
 I A econd group Of notices, locat- ing claims in the same area was filed.
 A third group, members of which already have filed many locations previously, filed notices on sections in the Emigrant Gap country, west of Casper.
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DATA ON MANGANESE

Nearly 55 percent of the worlds production of manganese is used by |the United States, England, Ger many and France; -and roughly ione-third of the total is used by the United States alone. On the other hand, over 85 percent of the world production comes from Brazil, Rus sia, India, the Gold Coast of Africa and the Sinai Peninsula. .-C. K Leith.
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All through the Gil cle region this winter, fur is exceptionally scarce, according to George Bl3ndfal, Jr, who arrived at Fairbanks last week after having been forced by ab- sence of fur bearers to abandon his trap line. His experience was sim liar to that of the many otl.er trap pers in the district.
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The marriage of Miss Hilda Nystrom, formerly of Juneau, and IN. O- Hardy, also a former res ident of that city, took place last month in Seattle,
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Carl J. Nyquist, an attorney of Portland was admitted to practice in Alaska.
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EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES, DEVELOPING, PRINTING, EN- PLACEMENTS, HAND COLORED ALASKA VIEWS, at SchalIerer's Alaska Shop.
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Fred Overlander, a weii-known resident of Anchorage and an old timer of the North, died at Cordova last week.
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Seattle Ice Cream and Fresh Candies at Sylvia's.
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Gene Austim... Scores Again

We envy you the privilege of listern- ing to My Fate is in Your Hands, Gene Austin's newest Victor record, just out this week. ft's got lots of sentiment, lois of color, lots of every thing that only a really great recor1 can have. Give this record hearing and you won't want to be without it. There's brilliant galaxy of other new Victor records you'll also enjoy iisten- iIig lo. Thc High Hattar5. f5r instance, offer N couple of steanIing dance numbers from that talAie of talhies, 'SIt's a Great Life n Then there's a bracket of fox trots (bv Jaokie Taylar's Orchestral from the William Eox success, TN Song of hentuckvH Come IN and hear ALL thH rNaw Niftor releases on our Victor Aaaio- -EIectrola. hTy Fate is in Your Hands Ail ThaL L'rn Asking ia Sympathy
 CHINE AUSTIN
 No. 2222a. Io-ipeh NTy Fate is fn Your fFands Fox Irot y Hish Tocal R fraap
 -NA1 Ik1lLA5EA A4&lJ AiAE
 VICTOR 0EGEII45 IaA fFrTsnaTs oiy rgx T7ra. TT+tt1 g-oa.I Re r45a M0H&HE iEfDT AMID
 l.AIEEgHNIANs.
 No- 2z22-, la-iEs4h Sitting By the W'indnM- Foz 'Tret lfEam MiliIan kax PHcAure, -f y.F -F. .fr A Nigh af Esa appinesH Fox Trot tErom N iifain F0x piatHre, s'A Song " heniuehy'') W.itt TocaE Eefrain
 JACKIE TAYLoR,s ORCHESTRA
 NJ. 222l7, l0-inch I'm Following Youi Fox Trot (from Mctro- Goldwyn-Mayer picture, '7It's z Crcai LJe''J Etth 1ocai Refra;n
 Hoosier Hop Fox Trot [from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, ''It's Q CTeat Life'') W7ith Vocal Refrain TIE HIIH MATTERS
 M. 222Is, lo-.41Al Lady Luck-Fox Trot (from Warnea Bros picture. 'fSllotv 2f Shous'') Win Docak Retrafn
 JOHNNY HAAlP's KENTUCKY
 SERENADERs Singh M the Bathtub Fox Trot (from Warner Bros. picture, esSholO of SlsotCs'') With FocaL Retrai1 THE HIGH EATERS 
 No. 222l9, lO-inch SEWARD DRUG co. I1@SM  aR e C aD ns d S
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WEATHER STRIPS at '. L. Graef Hardware Store.
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ANCHORAGE: COURT.

At the recent Anchorage term of the district court, the fol- lowing cases were reported on by the Anchorage Times:
 An order of default was enter Cd in the case of Esther Hardy vs. Lloyd Hardy, Seward case.
 Tn the case of Brown 6 flaw kins vs. George Laughlin, a SeW- ard case, an order was entered confirming sale for foreclosure.
 Tn the case Of Maude E. Brew ington vs. Walter |. Brewing ton, Judgement was rendered in favor of the plaintiff.
 Citizenship papers were grant ed to Gus kariakoytis, Angelo Scimi, who also was granted per mission to change his name tc James Scimi; and Frank Ton koyich- #.M
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family were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon
Smith.
The PIT. A. Of st. Paul's paro-
chial school met at the home OF
Mrs Corpstein, Thursday.
Dalton Killinger Of Mission was
q Sunday guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Jencks.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Gray and
OF Sharyland enjoyed a picnic lunch
Raymondville Sunday.
Miss Alca Jencks will spend the
summer at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. Maitland OF Oskaloosa. Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur HOyt and
sons moved to their new home on
Lomita boulevard Monday.
Miss Thelma Twitty. who has been
spending a few weeks visiting rela-
tives in Arkansas, returned to her
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leek were guests
at the home OF their parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. w. r. Martin, for the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Pope and fam
ily accompanied by Miss Viola Wise
motored TO Alamo TO visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Mulkey
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Pope and fam
lily accompanied by Mrs. Updike mo-
tored to San Benito Saturday. Misses
Margaret and Evelyn remained for
the week as house guests at the
home of their uncle and aunt, Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Alsmeyer.
Cyrus BarcIs. who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Nit
chell. left for Dallas Wednesday
He will sail with a party Of friends
from New York harbor for a trip
to Europe July 10.
Mrs. C.. M. Burk and daughter,
Miss Florence. accompanied by Mrs.
Leroy Tryon spent the Fourth Of
July in McAllen.
The house guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell left
for San Antonio Sunday.
Clarence Alderman was a Sunday
dinner guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Pope
Mr.. and Mrs. K. ". Thorpe and
sons, accompanied by their parents.
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Okla, and Ralph Barrett and chill
dren OF Castle, Okla.
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and eight children were at this
joyful occasion, and with the grand
children present the company num-
bered 40.
A bountifui barbecue dinner was
served under the trees.
Mrs. wv. +. Hodge and Miss Nil
dred Hodge returned Friday from
an extended trip to California. and
the intervening states.
Mrs. Melvin NJ. Miller, Of Green
vile. is in Harlingen for q two
weeks visit. q guest OF her parents.
Judge and Mrs. r. T. Chaudoin.
and other relatives
Miss Roberta Chaudoin has
cepted a position on the school
faculty az Albuquerque, New Mex
leo. and will be located there this
coming year.
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home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. 5chwingel and
Miss Leta Schwingel, left several
days ago for a two months visit to
friends and relatives in Kansas
City. Mo.
Misses MarcelIa and Rosemary
Fink have returned from q two
weeks trip TO San Antonio, Houston.
and Galveston.
Miss Winnie Owens, who is at
tending the summer session Of the
University at Austin, spent the
weekend with her partnes, MI. and
Mrs. A. w. Owens.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Jones will
have as their guests for two months
Mrs. Louise Thalman Of San An
tonic, mother Of Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. c. c. Mcdaniel has return
ed to McAllen after spending sever
al days in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Faucher OF
Tulsa. Oklahoma. Mrs. faucher Is
Mrs. Moore's sister.
Misses Helen and Gertrude Noise
Of San Antonio spent the weekend
with their sister, Mrs. V. j. Eckel-
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hyndman re-
turned Sunday after attending the
opening Of the airport in Alice on
July 4th and spenulng several days
with relatives in townsville. Mrs.
Hyndman'S mother accompanied
them from Brownsville and left with
Mrs. Hyndman Monday for a trip
to Kerrville.
Miss Sarah Hamilton OF Bryan,
and Miss Louise Walter OF College
port, who are attending summer
school at the University Of Texas,
spent the weekend with Miss Ida
Lee Richmond.
Rev. and Mrs. H.. o. Hofstead of
Redlands. California, are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Harkey.
MI. and Mrs. James Mckay left
Tuesday for a visit Of two months
to relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. j. Edelstein and little daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in Los An
geles, California. They will spend a
month on the west coast.
Mrs. w. ID. ANDERSON underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Municipal hospital Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stevens and
daughters spent the week end in
Corpus Christi.
MI. and Mrs. B. H. Gpuion have
returned to McAllen after having
made their home for some time II
Corpus Christi.
Mrs. w. r. Michaelis and child.
rem, Walter and Ruth. have return
ed home after a month spent II
their former home, Chester. Ill
Returning with Mrs. Michaelis wa
her son. Ernest. who has finished
his second year at washington
University. st. Louis, and her niece
Miss Mildred Schein, who is
teacher in the public schools al
Lebanon. I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fogelburg and
daughter. Shirley Mae. have left
for a two months visit to Mrs. Fog
elburg's parents at Long Beach. Cal
En- route they will visit the Carls-
bad Cavern. Albuquerque. N. NJ.
Denver and Salt Lake City.
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CONTINUED from Page Seven)
club: Mesdames c. NJ. Sheriff.,
Porter Davis, w. S. Ray, Dan Coat,
]. @. Friday, Miller Armstrong, w.
q. MacKay. and Blake Williams.
CHRISTIAN CIRCLE
ELECTS OFFICES
Circle Two of the Christian Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. I. A.
Lawrence Monday afternoon. Plans
were made for the year and Of
1icers elected as follows: Mrs. r. Z.
Snodgrass, secretary; Mrs. j. J.
Gibson. librarian and World Call
chairman; Mrs. Y. p. Yarbrough
attendance chairman.
After the business session an ice
course was served 70 five members.
PERSONALS
r. G. Waters and Lester Skaggs
left Tuesday for San Antonio where
they will spend a few days.
Miss Alene Wren returned Tues
day from Dallas where she has
been visiting for the past two
months. She was accompanied
home by Miss Gwendolyn Elliott,
who will spend the remainder of
the summer here.
Mrs. Reed Lehman, Mrs. Arthur
Ulrich and her sister Mrs. Maydell
Pate left Sunday for Junction
where they viii stay for a months
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Walker re-
turned Thursday from Center Pant
where they were called TO the bed
side Of Mrs. Walkers father. who
was III.
Rev. and Mrs. d. II. Truhitte
left Monday for Pampa, Texas,
where Rev. Truhitte is TO become
the pastor of the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Langford ar
rived In Weslaco Monday and will
now make their home in Mercedes.
Misses Louise Douthit and Mar
garet Hutton left Wednesday for
a three weeks vacation in Califor-
MIA.
Rev. and Mrs. William L. z.
Shane, Bible teacher in the Enid
high school and Bible lecturer OF
the broadcasting station at Enid
will arrive Friday TO spend a week
with Rev. and Mrs. VIM. lie May.
Rev. Shane will fill the pulpit at
the First Christian church Sunday.
Rev. lie May and Shane were COM
panions when they made a trip TO
the Holy Land several years ago.