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hung between the trees. During
the various entertainment features
three large bonfires blazed.
The chamber Of horrors was in
charge OF Miss Metha Scaief, while
Mrs. j. B. Nosler had charge Of the
fortune telling.
Those who enjoyed the evening
we're Maxine Alexander, Jane Boh-
ner, Marjorie Breedlove, Margaret
Brown. Geraldine Cooper. Maurine
East, Frances Etchison, Sarita Gill
bert, Helen Gum. Helen Harris.
Ethel Mallory, Betty Nosler. Gather
ne Pugsley. Evelyn Price, Zelda
Mae Porter, Mary Thomas.
Ernest Agar. John Adams, Edward
Brown. Vernon Booth, Jodie Brown.
Clinton Breese, Lindsey Carter. Scott
Cowart, Merida Castleberry. Harlton
Crews, Jack Clark. Gordon Fisher,
Bruce Gentry. Henry Jesup. Bud
Lloyd. Cecil Littlefield. Jimmie
Mayer, Don Morgan. Francis Nc
Williams. Charles PugSley. Gleason
Place. Charles Perry. Dick Reese,
Henry Sublett, Harry Tlrpin. Ardley
Weatherly.
Misses Josephine Bright. Grace
Mcmillan. Metha Schaief, Mrs. MARY
Bradley. Mrs. J. 3. Nosler. Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa $. Agar. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
e. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Harris
DR. and Mrs. J. w. Vinsant and MIR
and Mrs. J. G. Ysncey.
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Rose Alice Bishop
Observes Birthday

Mrs. Sherwood Bishop was hos
tess on Saturday afternoon for her
daughter. Rose Alice, who observed
her sixth birthday on that day. The
Halloween motif appropriate TO the
season appeared in the decorations,
rcfreshment and entertainment.
Many OF the children came in cos
tune. adding to the pleasure of the
occasion. Cosmos in tones OF orange
carried out the same theme.
The children enjoyed games and
contests. Elizabeth Wilson anc Jes-
sic isabel Campbell winning prizes
Refreshments OF orange jello, and
Halloween cookies we're served 10
Marjorie and Elizabeth Wilson, Jes-
se Isabel Campbell. Alice Ann Box.
Lila Lee ProSSer. Ora Lee Lamberth
Doris Mae Kiekel. Jurette Smith
Lou and Jerry Randall. Gertrude
Gotke. Martha Jane Bates. Virgin
IN Miller. Jane Gillespie. Emily Pitt
Mildred Cole. Mildred Rlanton. Bill
lie Faux, Gene Parker. Chanslor
Parker. Mary Jane White assisted
Mrs. Bishop in entertaining.
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District Meet
OBJ. p W. At
Edinbuy Soon

The annual convention OF the
fourth district Of the state fedora
ton Of Business and Professional
Women's clubs is to be held in Ed
inburg Nov. IL and Is. An interest
ing program Of business and social
affairs is being arranged for the
coveniton by those IN charge.
Miss Mary Lilyestrom. Of Beau
mont. state recording secretary, will
be present at the meeting, repre-
senting the state president. Miss
Corrie FitZsimmons of Corpu.
Christi. district chairman. is to
preside at the meetings. and an
other state officer. Miss Julia
OBrien. Brownsville. first vice-pres-
ident. is also TO attend.
Mrs. Val Bibbs. president of the
Edinburg club. is working with Miss
FftzSimmons on the program.
Between 125 and $50 business and
professional women are expected 70
attend this convention.
The fourth district includes the
nine Valley clubs. and those OF
Corpus Christi and Beeville.
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San Benito
REPORT
A AT

The outstanding feature Of the
Eastern Star meeting held Monday
night WIS the introduction Of Mrs.
Florrie R. Clark as a grand officer.
Mrs. Clark was appointed deputy
grand matron for district five. dur
ing the recent grand chapter meet
ing in San Angelo.
The worthy matron Of the local
chapter. Mrs. f. E. Wilmeth, gave
a report of the convention held in
San Angelo the past week.
Following the chapter meeting a
social hour was enpoyed.
Delegates 10 the convention from
the local chapter we're Mrs. Roy
Clark. Mrs. E. E. Wilmeth. Mrs. T.
r. LeWald and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Brock.
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Valley Cities

has been elected president Of the
Rio Grande Valley club Of Texas
State Teachers Co..ege for Women
at Denton.
Other officers are: Miss Julia
Kimmell Of Harrington, vice-presi-
dent: Miss Lois Thompson Of Har-
lingen, secretary-treasurer: Miss
Lorraine Siderlus Of San Benito.
chairman Of the membership COM
mittee.
Miss Doan Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Doan ard is a SEN
.or at the college. Miss Siderius Is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Siderius.
PERSONALS
Henry E. E1rod has returned TO
\ his home IN Houston after spend-
ing several days in San Benito and
the Valley on business.
Miss Dorothy Booth has return
cd from Denver, Colo, where she has
spent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Dawson have
visiting them for several days their
daughter, Miss Erie Dawson OF Sar
Antonio and two sons, Herbert Of
Hebronville and w. r., Jr. The
latter Is district manager for Stan.
dard Brands. Inc, whose territory
includes the British West Indies anc
Venezuela. This is his first trii
home in several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Bell had a.
their guests for the weekend Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Hickel of Sar
Antonio. Mrs. Hickel and Mrs. Bel
are cousins.
Mrs. N. j. Davis has returned Il
San Benito after receiving treatment
i'll the Valley Baptist hospital II
Harrington.
Mrs. Roy E. Clark has returned
home from the grand chapter meet
ing Of the Eastern Star held il
San Angelo last week.
Mrs. Ralph II. Agar has returned
to her home Tuesday after receiv'
ing treatment at the Valley Baptis'
hospital in Harrington.
MI. and Mrs. Horace w. st. Johr
have announced the arrival Of {
son born November 4 4. the VALLEY
Baptist hospital in FarlinPen.
Mrs. j. d. Ellington of Nacog-
doches left Sunday for home aftel
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Franz
Sublett, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Eatton of Jop-
lin. Mo. are in the Valley lookinl
over their property near Sar Ben.
ito.
Mr.. and Mrs. <. r. Rails have a.
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. H. w
Ichn and son of Chicago. Mrs
Lohr is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Rails.
Mrs. j. H. Peery has returned
from Houston where she ATTENDED
the sales convention conducted b,
the American Provident and Craven
Dargan life insurance companies.
Mrs. +. =. Wilmeth and Mrs. Il. II
LeWald have returned from 81.
Angelo where they attended tn
meeting OF the grand chapter Of tn
Eastern Star.
Miss Ruth Gilbert, member OF TIL
English class Of the townsville Jun
Tor college. was among the elias
members Who enjoyed the pla
Hamlet presented in San Anton
10 "wednesday night.
Melvin Walker. who has been III
guest Of his brother. NJ. l.. Wake
and family, has returned to Ker.
I vile.
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P.-T. A. TO HONOR
FACULTY FRIDAY

The executive boards OF the Par
ent-1eachers association OF the
Junior-Senior high school and Of the
ward school Will be joint hostesses
on November Z honoring the teachers
Of the local schools.
An interesting entertainment pro-
gram has been arranged.
Preparations are being made TO
entertain more than three hundred
members and guests Friday even
ing.
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Members Of Mrs Mason's club.
the Thursday bridge. were among
1.-THE guests. this being their regu-
= lar meeting for the week. Mrs.
Grover Wagner held high score for
the club. Mrs. j. l.. Rentfro making
high for the guests. Mrs. Neil Al
len received the gift for lov score,
and Mrs. " Z. Heaner was lucky
in the cut
a light luncheon course was sery-
I'd.
Mrs. Grover Wagner IS TO be
hostess TO The Thursday club next
week.
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McAllen
FAREWELL AFFAIR
HONORS r ELAN

Mrs. Lee Miller aid Mrs. Oscar
Polk entertained Saturday after
noon with a bridge party at the
home OF the former honoring Mrs.
Kelly Elan, who left Sunday 10
make her home in Kerrville. A color
scheme OF green and yellow was
used in the decorations.
Mrs. George Wilson was awarded
high cor prize and Mrs. Paul
Jackson the consolation.
The personnel included Mesdames
George Wilson. Z. r. Hampe. Bill
Collier. j. (. Polk. Mickey Erdman.
Raul Jones. Paul Jackson.
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MORNING CEREMONY
UNITES COUPLE

On Saturday morning In a cerem-
ony which took place in Edinbury.
Mrs. L. Mae Broom OF Pharr be-
came the bride OF q. w Brown Of
McAllen. Judge ). Z. Leslie Of
ficiated.
After spending several day at
Corpus Christ. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
will be at home 70 their friends AZ
7l6 South Twelfth street. McAuen.
after November 10.
Mr.. Brown Is president q,
Browns Draughon's Business COL
lege here. Mrs. Brown is a prom
inent member of the Seventh Day
Adventist church at -harr.
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Mrs. AlcNay |.
Club Hostess

All members Of the Just-Sew club
were present al the meeting on
Wednesday afternoon, when they
were guests Of Mrs. j. II. NcVay.
Red roses made a pretty setting
for the affair The afternoon was
spent in sewing. A salad course was
served 10 the members and two
guests. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. j. A.
Walker. Tho club meets next with
Mrs. McPage Null.
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MARRIAGE RITES
SOLEMNIZEn

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage Of Miss Lille Slayden
o. San Benito and Ralph E. Davis
Of Port Arthur. which took place
Monday. November 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will make their
home in Port Arthur.
Mrs. Davis has been manage OF
the Blue Bonnet salon N the stone
wall Jackson hotel. having resided
in San Benito for about two years.
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ELABORATE PARTY GIVEN
BY YOUNG HOSTESS

The Asa S. Agar farm near the
city limits was the scene Friday
night for an elaborate Halloween
party which had as hoStes5es Mary
Agar. Louise Burke. Ann Harris
Wilma Vinsant and Kathleen Yancv
The young hostesSes were assisted
b. their mothers.
Halloween etreamers hung be-
tween thu v~ari-colored lights which
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PARTY
FRIDAY

The Presbyterian Christian En-
oeavor society was entertained Fri
Cay evening at the country home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Phillips
Cosmos. Halloween strcamers and
other decorations added to the sea-
scnal theme.
The guests all wore Halloween
costumes and the prize fol the most
effective went % Ted Pelikan.
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Fl Jardin
Carnival

Ell Jardin school gave the annual
Halloween carnival on the evening
Of Nov. /, for the benefit OF the
Athletic association. The evening
began with the coronation Of the
queen Of the carnival. Isabel Pow
an, by Roy Wears. the king Others
taking part in the evenings pro-
gram were Billie Hanna. Bernice
Maurer. Dorothy Pearl Street. Mary
Helen Hudson. Bonnie Lou Wears.
Maxine Mckee. Juanita Laird.
Elizabeth White, Maurine Barnes.
Loula CAN'T. Dorothy Glimser. j.
Rikes Rasco. Kenneth Lawrence.
Jimmie Rowan. william Walsworth.
Stanley Conner. Merlin Rasco.
George Hanna. walter Whitewood,
Charles GlimSer. George Launer.
Ralph Mckenzie. Jack Burst and
StaCy Watkins.
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Country Club
.AnnOunCcS Dance

The Country club has 2 nounced
an informal dance for Saturday
evening al nine O'Clock. This is one
of the regular club dances. and a
large number OF members and
guests are planning to attend. These
affairs are rapidly becoming very
popular among club members.
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HALLOWEEN X
BY CLCR

The members Of the Neighborhood
club enjoyed a Halloween party
Friday night at the home OF Mrs.
c. f. Dodson. president OF the club.
Halloween decorations were used
The next regular meeting OF the
club will be held on November 6 a.
the home Of Mrs. II. c. Harwell.
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CLASS MEETS AT
TAYLOR HOME

Twelve members OF the Doras class
OF the First Baptist church met Fri
day night at the home Of Mrs. A. r.
Taylor. Halloween games and other
stunts furnished entertainment for
the evening.
The class also conducted their
regular business.
The next meeting will be held on
December Is will be a Christmas
meeting.
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Mrs. Mason Hostess
Bridge Wednesday

Mrs. King Mason was hostess on wednesday afternoon at a smart
bridge affair at her home, with ten tables of players invited to take part
III the afternoons pleasure. The beauty and fragrance OF radiance and
Columbia roses gave added charm to the rooms in which the guests
were entertained.
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Free Instruction Tor ladies each
THURSDAY two o'C-ock. CamDbell's
Rowling Alley. Adv tt.
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Society Calendar


Olmito Bridge club with Mrs.
Robert Richardson.
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ON

Mrs. +. Z. Glouner and Mrs. A.
B. Cockrum entertained SATURDAY.
afternoon with an enjoyable chill
dren's party complimentir their
children Jimmie Lutte Cockrum and
Janice Glouner. who celebrated
their second birthday anniversary.
Those hidden were: Rowena Full
ton, Day Bounds. Shirley Lee Stiles,
June K~imbrough. Joan Kimbrough.
Marylon Nix. Dolores Jackson.
Dorothy jayne Earkey. Margaret
Glendenning. Betty Jane Dunlavv.
Marie Beckenholdt. Frances Van
nov. Jimmie Derrick. Jr.. Frank
Brothers. Robert Allen. Allen Dom
aid Myers. Ernest Fredric Wise. Jr.,
Paul Jackson. Jr., Logan Ccckrum.
and jeanne Glouner.
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PERSONALS

BIZ Dorval or Hollywood. Cali
fornia Is a guest Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. II. f. Dorval. Jr.. Mr..
Dorval has been featured as a dance
sta in numerous picture produc-
ton including Gold Dig-ers or
broadway end "vitaphone Varie-
tics"
Rev. II. w Shirley. pastor or the
Baptist church at Eli CITY. Okla
homa has accepted he call OF First
Baptist church Of AicAllen. He will
arrive about December - assume
his new duties.
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Friday
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Within the hut Lukedi shrank back with cry
of terror. They GOMEZ They come!" he cried.
Tarzan saw the guards disappear and run OF to
join the other warriors. Lukedi, trembling all
over, ran to the far side of the hut. where he
crouched in gibbering fear. who conner" Tar
ian asked. The warriors Of the Lost Tribel"
Lukedi shrieked.
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saw It was ten minutes past the
dinner hour. Celia Strengthened
her shoulders and went to the living
room. Mrs. Parsons stood with her
back toward the room gazing out
the window. She turned as the girl
entered.
"Celia-I was beginning to Won
der if you'd made other plans for
dinnerl"
Sorry to be late. I didn't real
lie how the time was going"
They went in and sat down to
dinner.
IND you like the play?" Evelyn
Celia looked blank. Then she
remembered that she had been to
the theater. "Oh, yes. Yes, I liked
it very much"
Sorry you weren't here for tea.
Your father dropped in and asked
for you"
The lethargy left Celia's face.
oh, did he have any news about
my mother? Do you know if he's
heard anything?"
Evelyn Parsons blue eyes chilled
slightly. why, no. He didn't say
anything about your mother, Were
you expecting he would"
Celia nodded. Il guess I didn't
tell you before" she said. HE
promised to find her. Father said
he'd do everything in the world to
bring her back and you know there
isn't anything he can't do.
II suppose it may take a few
days though. It's too soon to ex-
pect he's had any news yet"
There was a pause and then Mrs.
Parsons said: "That's-interesting. /"
'You see we're afraid she isn't
well and that something may have
happened to her!" the girl went on
earnestly. "It's terrible not even
to know where she ISL
Eyes. OF course"
There was no more said about the
subject. Evelyn asked questions
about the performance and Celia
answered as best she could. Present.
ly both of them lapsed into silence.
Celia was reviewing over and over
the conversation with Barney, and
the older woman apparently was
busy with her thoughts.
Dessert was a delicately favored
fruit compete, but neither of them
did it justice. They rose from the
table and returned to the living
room. Celia poured the coffee and
gave cup to Mrs. Parsons.
Thanks, dear. Would you mind
handing me the lighter?"
Celia brought the metal cylinder.
Evelyn lighted a cigaret, held it to
her lips and blew a series of airy
smoke wreathS before she spoke
again.
Il suppose you're very anxious
about your mother, aren't your" she
said.
Il try not to be-" Celia answered.
II know it's foolish to worry and
it can't help"
Evelyn Parsons flicked the ash
from her cigaret.
81 think there's something you
should know" she said slowly.
"Your father has asked me to be
his wife"
Ito Be COntinued)
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MANY METEORS DUE
Shower of Shooting Stars
Is Probable.
BIZ Science Serrice

BIZ Science Service
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Unusu-
ally large numbers of meteors with
in the next week or so may presage
great meteor shower in 1888 or
1884, comparable with those in
November, 1899, 1883 and 1866.
After having forecast a brilliant dis
play in 1899, and having unforeseen
effects prevent it, astronomers are
not hazarding any predictions.
But it is quite possible that a
great shower, in which the whole
sky will appear to be covered with
shooting stars, may come within
few years, and, if so, this month
should see a larger number of these
particular meteors than recent
years.
For that reason astronomers, and
the large body of amateurs who
help them observe meteors, q are
preparing to watch for them. On
the nights of Friday, Nov. IA, and
Saturday, Nov. Is, these meteorS
can be seen.
Unfortunately for people who re-
tire early, the greatest display of
the meteors comes after midnight,
because of the rotation of the earth.
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prcrN HERE To-Day


CELIA MITCHELL. II. Leaves Bslti-
sesmstress mother. MARGARET ROC
FRS 70 toin her wealthy fatner, JOHN
MITCHELL IN New YORK. Inc parents
are divorced and Mrs. Rogers 10 WIDOW,
folioHing p second marriage.
BARNEY SHIELDS, young neEspaPe,r
photographer. IS IN love WITH tne slIi
. Mitchell asks EVELYN PARSONS, beau-
tiful widow, to introduce MS oaushVel
70 other young people. ,,.-,. cit.
- Mrs Parsosls- agrees, considering Cena
2 means 20 win Mltshels anectlons;
She soon becomes Jealous. OF the slII
and schemes 20 get rid OF her Dy en-
coursgin1 q romance between Cela anu
Tod Jordan, fascinating but Of ouDIous
Mitcheli has forbidden hts daughtet
70 see Jordan. Shields Gomez to rev
YORK 70 work for a PHOTOGRAPHIC serE-
ice and meets Celia. she tels MN ons
cares for Jordan. but later realizes IL IS
Shields whom she loves,
Mrs Parsons goes to Mitchell ana
Shields surreptitlously. Father ane
daughter quarrel and Celia leaves ior
Her mother is not there and all clews
to Mrs Rogers whereabouts fail. hltcn-
eli arrives. He and Celia become re-
conciled and return 70 New YORK slCsf
he has promised to locate MIs- RogeIs.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Parsons inkltes
Shields to dinner and tells him Ceila
Is to marry Jordan. Later when Cena
telephones the young man AVOIDS an
appointment Celia and Lisi go 70
matinee and encounter Jordan, VINO
. taxes them to tea. All three are To-
gether when they meet SnleioA.
NOW GO on WITH TIE STORY