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Dr. and Mrs. ,.,
Frank A. Hamilton Robert A. Milliken
Mesdames
Jesse Fletcher William G; BoooS
pauline NJ Haueisen John N. Carey
Louis &. Huesmann Albert NJ. Cole
.nra r,osslaran Iucv M. Taqgart
Elizabeth HasSler julia T. r WIFI
Mary Ellen McNamee
Louis r,athrop Elmer W. Stout
Costumes of outstanding beauty
or originality at the Chinese ball
will be awarded prizes. Paul A
Randall has contributed a landscape
in oil, Winter" which he painted;
H. Lieber Company will offer dry
point by Frederick Policy, "A Court
yard in Charleston" art and Ar
lists in Indiana" by Mrs. H. B.
Burnet, will be given by the author.
George Calvert is contributing to
the list of prizes an etching 'Maison
de Gutenberg" by Van Elven and
a japanese print by Sadahide.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-22

Oppeechee group at the Madison
avenue library are working on
play they plan to give during spring
vacation
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Newly organized group at school
No. q selected the name Wishaka,
meaning ito ~Se true
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TawaSiya Camp Fire group held a
spread at the home of the guardian,
Mrs. Francis B. Heagy, in celebra-
ton of Martha WeddleS birthday.
After the spread the girls worked
on their birthday honorS.
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Phyllis Mcbride. Gertrude Nc
Bride and Catherine Ross Of the
Irvington Presbyterian church group
have placed booklets Of Indian leg
ends decorated with Indian SYM
bols on exhibition in the local Of
flee.
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A meeting Of the Guardians ex-
ecutive committee will be held in
the Camp Fire office Monday at
7:30 p. m. Francis B. Heagy, chair
man of the Guardians association
will preside.
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Mrs. f. Sutherlin has taken the
guardianship of the group which
meets at the East Washington street
library. They held party Thurs
day afternoon.
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Camp Fire Girls board met at
the Camp Fire office Tuesday eve
ming. Plans for the summer camp
are being formulated
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-22

The Wico-Wicango group, Miss
Ruth Ormsby guardian, are editing
the April FagotS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-22

william Tomkins, national field
secretary of the BOYS Scouts, gave
an interesting lesson in sign Ian
guage Wednesday at Christ church.
Several Girl Scouts with their
leader attended The speaker was
dressed in a Scout Indian costume
and showed about 125 hand signs
used by the Indians.
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A new group of Camp Fire Girls
has been organized at School 40
with Miss Hazel E. Smith as their
guardian. They have chosen Icay-
sskem for their group name.
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Mrs. Richard Suckow'S group. also
Of Franklin. met at the home OF
Jean Louise Allen. Mrs. Robert
Baker, assisted by Mrs. John Cox,
met with the girls as Mrs. Suckow
was unable TO attend. The girls
practiced Camp Fire songs and
worked on the membership tests.
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ments we're served after the games
were concluded.
Guests were: Mesdames G. w.
Letzerich, A. M. Letzerich, A. II.
Weller. A. +. Burow, Lucille Ben
net. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Sturmer.
Mrs Walter Sturmer. Messrs. and
Mesdames G. w. Stout, G 3. Meyers
A. Goldammer and Hugo Letzerich.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Johnson will
leave Friday morning. for Austin,
returning Sunday. Miss Marcia
Johnson. who has spent the past
few months with relatives in that
city, will accompany her brother
for a visit in their home here.
The South Harrington Home Dem
onstration club will meet next
Thursday. at 2 o'clock, at the home
Of Mrs. G. M. Maxwell.
Mrs. Della Bowman who has
been a guest in the home Of her
sister, Mrs. c. r. McInnis, Briggs.
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OF OTHER
COUNTRIES HEARD

What other countries think OF
the United States and its citizens
al the intriguing Topic discussed
by Culture club members in carry
ing out a program entitled Seeing
Ourselves as Others See Us"
The program was presented We'd
neSday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Floyd s. Worth. Several
speakers gave papers which ex-
pressed the viewpoint Of various
nations. Mrs. s. S. Dodds discussed
America from the English view
point. Mrs. @. w. Ralston gave the
French impression of Americans
and Mrs. c. d. Cowgirl described
Germany's reaction to the United
States or today.
Miss Vera Meyer made a particu-
larry interesting speech in which
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Coleman Tract. left for her home
IN Cincinnati. Ohio, Tuesday. Visits
In Tucson. Arizona, and Meridian.
Miss, will be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. <. Bush are ex-
pected TO return from a trip I'D
state, San Antonio and TT. Worth
being in their itinerary.
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MRS. WALLACE IS
PARTY H0NOREE

At IN interesting afternoon bridge
given Thursday afternoon BY Mrs.
w. ID. Monger nc her home on
North Austin Avenue, Mrs. Charles
Wallace of Llano was named hon
Gree. To Mrs. G. M. Wunderman
went the high score trophy for
success In the games OF the after
noon. Mrs. Wallace was remember
ed by the hostess with an interest
ing guest prize. Following the games
an appetizing luncheon vas served.
Those present were Mesdames
Jesse WEIGH, Leigh Stanley, Roy
Holcomb, <. 3. Wells. e. M. Wun-
dermon. Charles Norwood OF Har-
Continued on page 49,
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alley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

/ First vice-president, Mrs. J. NJ
Muggli; second vice-president, Mrs,
Glenn Bartlett; third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. w. j. Carter; fourth
vice-president. Mrs. w. N. Kopple;
fifth vice-president. Mrs. Sam
Salisbury, sixth vice-president. Mrs.
A. j. Rabel; seventh vice-president,
Mrs. E. w. Scott: secretary. Mrs.
Fred Flynn; treasurer and cores
ponding secretary, Mrs. N. B. Lack
land; parliamentarian; Superinten-
dent Paul Phipps.
Reports from delegates who at
tended the meeting at Klngsvlle,
were heard.
Mrs. Mary Tooman Of TT. Worth,
made some authentic statements in
regard TO home influence Of the
lives OF children. for good or bad.
Mrs. Lee D. Cox gave the last OF
her series of lectures. AS she ad-
vanced to the platform. she was
presented with a pretty blue wick
err basket. with blue maline bow,
filled with many hued sweet peas
After the program closed, Mrs.
Rose and Miss Blanche Patton
served delicious punch and nut
cookies.
The following chairmen were ap-
pointed to take charge Of the work
Of the senior PIT. A. Mrs. j. M
Muggli. program; Mrs. Bartlett.
membership; Mrs. w. J. Garter,
hospitality; Roppel. publicity: Mrs.
Sam Eaulsbury, finance; Mrs. A.
j. Rabel, historian: Mrs. E. w.
Scott, health; Mrs. Flynn. secretary.
Meetings are held each Thurs
day before second Monday in the
Superintendent office.
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PLANS COMPLETED
FOR BAZAAR

St. Adams Guild met at the home
OF the president. Mrs. B. F. John
son. on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs.
Johnson presiding.
The main feature Of the session
was concluding plans for the Bazaa
and Bake sale. for which the mem
bers had been working all during
Lent. The guild voted to make ar
Easter gift to the Church building
fund. Of one hundred dollars. II
will be laid on the offering plate.
and with it, the names Of the Of
ficers, Mrs. 3. F. johnson, preSi-
dent: Mrs. II. NJ. Gilbert, vice-pre-
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REUNION DINNER
AT BOWIE HOME

Thursday evening Mrs. j. s. Bowie
entertained with dinner TO celeb
rate the reunion here this week
OF nine Of her grand children. all
children OF the late Allen Bowie or
San Benito. The evening was pleas
antly spent In games and other
diversions.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bowie and two children, Mrs.
Frank Bulmer. and Allen Bowie
Of Watson. Calf, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claire Spicer OF Brownsville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowie, Miss
Mary Bowie. Billie and y. O.. Bowie.
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Harrington
SP.-T. A. MEMBERS
4EEVrERc

trty attended the Senior
;teeting at the high school
ffter7oon. Mrs. B. F. With
president. presided at the
mess session, Mrs. j. I.
president Of the Harlin-
Preachers Council. in a
ressive ceremony. install
.fwly elected officers for
u, Association.
10, Mrs. B. F. Witherspoon:
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SUPERB BRIDGE
HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Stephenson
were hosts to their bridge CLUB
with a delightful supper followed
by bridge pink and white were the
dainty colors chosen for the bowls
Of choice roses placed throughout
the rooms. Vases OF roses we're in
the center Of each card table dur
ing the serving OF the two course
menu. Place cards. and sweets. as
well as the tally and score cards
for the games, featured the same
pretty colorS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Wurzburch
won high score and Mr.. and Mrs.
Scotia Bobo low. Guests were Miss
Josephine Rogers. Mrs. Faux and
Mrs. John Stephenson, Of Austin.
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San Benito
MRS. ROBERTSON

w. vi. u.
Friday afternoon Mrs. +. S. Rob-
ertson Of San Benito was reelected
president Of the Fifth District OF
the w. M. U. which concluded an
nual sessions at the First Baptist
church. Another Valley woman,
Mrs. A. Goldammer. OF Harlingen
was elected to office, being named
treasurer. while Mrs. 3. Warren OF
Beeville was chosen secretary. Mrs.
w. o. Brown. San Benito. was in
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Several other interesting events are.
being arranged for this week BY
the brothers and sisters who are
together for the first time In sew
eral wears,
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she gave China's idea OF citizens
OF this country. Piano and guitar
selections by Mrs ~. s. Monger
were pleasing features OF the pro-
gram. Mrs. Caldwell Of San Anto-
Mo was q guest. A large attendance
OF members were present.
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Neslaco Society
klnued from page 81

aueu from page Sd
pan Of the playlet. reported
F'ers were all chosen. During
lmmer vacation months the
ne bag will be used. Mrs.
Il Griffin Will make the bags
ave them ready to Distribute
next meeting.
Fnny will be put in the bay
Gay the sun shines. These
Ee 10 De turned in on Thanks
month.
next meeting will be with Mrs
Helchert, Mercedes. The hos
rved refreshments.
E MEETS AT
HOME
Two OF the Methodist church
Is regular meeting Monday
pom at the home Of Mrs. Fred
(. +. Pepper chairman, pre-
7 the business meeting. Roll
; answered with Bible verses
Ssion followed each verse Civ
fs. d. w. Schulze had charge
IL study from the 4th chap
ameS- Sixteen members were
NAILS
warren T. Kingsbury left
Gay by airplane for an ex-
visit with her parents in st.
Mrs. Kingsbury will spend
Gay night in Fort Worth.
Thursday morning at 8
for St. Louis.
nd Mrs. j. E. Montgomery
Casey were guests OF Mr..
n. Dick Owens at Donna
M w. Casey of Temple, who
&.eSt OF DR. and Mrs. j. z.
~R IS spending a few days
strickland at Mission.
sNAla Pitman Of San Fran
no has been the guest Of
lie, Mrs. r. w. Warren, Jr.,
Asday for San Antonio where
make a brief visit with
then return TO California.
- B. Sutton and children
mont arrived Tuesday. for a
$ visit with DR.. and Mrs.
IS, who Is a sister of Mrs.
everend w. L. Shepherd left
for Beeville to attend the
Meeting of the West Tex
ftery which began Tuesday.
Hfd Mrs. p. p. DoSS arrived
,ity Sunday night after q
trip TO Canyon and points
nMexico.
ESQ visited Mr.. Doss' brother
lUOnlO.
crowd attended the Fire
4dies Night banquet held
White Cafe Friday night.
rwood, district fire chief.
: principal speaker OF the
j Mrs. G. A. Wennerstand,
lLeonard and David Law
II ESChicago returned Wednes-
Eleir home via Fort Worth
leS q. II. Farmer and E. Z.
ar Of Donna visited friends
90 Monday.
1rcIntosh is spending a few
-@eslaco with his family.
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sident; Mrs. I. @. Webb, secretary;
Mrs. Stanley Bliss, treasurer, and
the names OF the Guild members.
There viii be a special Easter
program, by the choir.
BROWNS HOSTS
AT BRIDGE
Nj. and Mrs. Sam Brown were
hosts Saturday night at a bridge
party, complimenting Mrs. Walter
Sturmer and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Sturmer. all of Nordheim. They are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Letz-
erich. Roses were the flowers dis
tributed through the living rooms.
making the home attractive.
The women's high score was a.
warded Mrs. G. 3. Myers, Hugo
Letzerich won the same for the
men. Low score was awarded Mrs.
Hugo Letzerich and G. w. Stout.
The honoreeS received pretty SOU
venir gifts by the hostess. Refresh
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Guided in the list or board OF d.
rectorS.
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Mercedes
AFTERNOON BRIDGE
HONORS GUEST

A pleasing compliment OF the past
few days had for hostess, Mrs. Har-
old Stuart when she entertained
with ar afternoon bridge party,
naming as guest OF honor, Mrs. Al
bert Stevens Of Louisiana, a guest
here in the home Of her parents,
Judge and Mrs. S. p. Silver.
In the games Of auction bridge
Mrs. Effie Jewell Shekell won high
score trophy and Mrs. p. w. Per-
kins scored low. Mrs. Stevens re-
ceived a pretty guest favor.
Other women enjoying the af-
ternoon were MesdameS H. j. Men,
ton. r. E.. Kirkpatrick. Carrie
NJ. Stuart. Jack Ray. John Hem
dan. Fred Brooks, John Ashton, II.
E. Hager, Charles Hupp, w. J.
Copeland. H. z. Bennett. Art Toll
son. Florence Kalbfleisch, and
Josephine Blackwell.
CLUB MEMBERS MEET
AT FREEMAN HOME
The members Of the Needle Craft
club and a few guests spent a
pleasant afternoon in the home OF
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Sunday where she will visit rela-
tives for a short time.
Mrs. william Fine was a guest It
the home OF Mrs. Peter Weisman
Wednesday.
Roy Conway and daughter Mary
Alice accompanied by her friend
Miss Jean Whittlesy were Rio
Grande visitors. Wednesday.
Mesdames Favre, Jones, c. n.
Murphy a. Stratton visited Mis-,
Clare Favre who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Nc
Allen hospital last Saturday.
J. p. Hit, his son Weldon, VIII
and baby no have been making Z
trip through Arkansas. Arizona,
Oklahoma and Texas returned to
their Valley home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w liam Russell,
w. S. Warner End daughter, Katie
left Friday for 2 two weeks vaca-
ton at F~armersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Norman OF
Alton were guests at the homo OF
Mrs. j. j. Mulkey.
Nessers. Walter Mulkey md 4
n. Mulkey OF Alamo were guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. =
Wise, Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. w. A. Walker were
guests az the home OF their brother
and family Mr.. and Mrs. ". r
Parrish. Friday.
Mrs. Hollybac'. who was called ia
ST. Louis. Missouri 70 attend u
funeral OF her brother. win retu '
TO her home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Elmore 81
Brownsville spent Sunday at the
home Of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Gray.
Mrs. Loyal Gallon and children
who have been spending a week
at the home Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. @. A. Parks. returned to
her home at Wesiaco Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolf and
family were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alois STRAIT
man. Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Guy Neal nd chill
dren Of McAllen were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Baker.
Mrs. Ed. Hauff and daughter o!
Mercedes are spending a few days
at the home Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c.. s. Culver.
Mrs. Eckland Of Brownsville and
daughter Miss Della OF Mission and
Mr. Gilmer spent Tuesday evening
az the home or Mr.. and Mrs
George Urban.
Mrs. George Jones and sor
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Brownsville Women
AT w @ i. i. Meet

Mrs. j. K. Bull. Mrs. w. j. Yer
trees, Mrs. w. T. Horning. Mrs. Yer
non Cox and Mrs. Mary Moses OF
Brownsville attended a w. c. T. u
meeting Wednesday afternoon IN
Harrington, when Mrs q. A. Wof-
ford and Mrs. p. N. Stevens were
Joint hoSteSses on the 18th birthday
anniversary Of Anna Garden. found
er of the l.. Il. L. who is at present
living in the old home Of Frances
willard. famous temperance lead
er, at Evanston. III.
The program concerned work OF
the L. T. L. and Miss Gardens
pioneer work in the w. c. 7. U.
movement. Other visitors were Mrs.
Stone Of Houston. Mrs. Finley and
Mrs. McLemore Of Harrington.
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which was Our Work Among
Mexicans North Of the Rio Grande."
Those taking parts on the pro-
gram were Mrs. Z. 3. Wilmer, Mrs.
Elmer Crockett and Mrs. T. L. No
lin, assisting Mrs. Phillips.
PERSONALS
Mrs. J. s. Mcneil and daughter,
Miss Oslo. left this week for Ar
kansas for a visit with Mrs. Nc
Niel's brother. O.. r. Bell.
Miss Ethel Frinck. She was &C.
companied home by her sister, Miss
Ruth, for a vacation visit.
Mss Mable Palmer has returned
TO Mercedes from Haringen, where
she has been a guest In the home
OF Mrs. A. II. Pickens.
Mrs. Clarence Rouse. who has
been a guest in the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Drew Christner. In Fort
Worth. returned to her home here
this week. Mrs. Rouse also visited
friends In Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. "A. Carlson are
spending two weeks in Kerrville, on
a r~ecreational visit.
III. and Mrs. II. T. Tidmore and
son and daughter. II. =. Jr., and
Elizabeth, left Thursday for Malak-
OF, where they will visit Mr.. It'd
more's mother Mrs n ~ -fl-
more. From there they will go to
Athens. for a visit in the home Of
Mrs. Tidmore's father. J. n. Horn.
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George returned from q very pleas
ant trip to New Orleans. Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lapham and
children accompanied by Mrs.
Heber MARCEL and little daughter
Janet Of Mission left Friday for
their old home In Iowa. They will
spend a month visiting relatives In
Kansas and Iowa.
Mrs. John Waite and daughter
Mary Jane accompanied BY her
II end Jean Whittlesey motored to
Weslaco Tuesday.
Mrs. Matte Funken, who has ceen
taking her vacation. returned to
her work al the ]. G. Penny sto.e
al McAllen, Wednesday.
Sunday guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray were NJ.
and Mrs. Steve Tillscn NJ Shay
land and Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Cum
bingham Of Mission.
Nj. and Mrs. Bert Killn'ger and
children OF West Mission were guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Parks, Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. w. r. Parrish and
family left for Vernon, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Walker and
son have returned from a trip 10
their old home in Vernon.
Mrs. Patten and children and
Mrs. Proctor and daughter Marion
Of Eelectra who have been visiting
their sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Rhoades. returned Ia
their home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sellers o.
San Benito we're SUNDAY guests al
the home Of their parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Upd'ke.
Mrs. Thomas Turner and chill
dren were guests ct the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. r. G. Pope. Monday.
The Catholic Daughters enjoyed
a picnic at the Lyons Park Wed
nesday evening.
Mrs. r. G. pope entertained her
Junior League Glass with a picnic
at the Ions Park, Wednesday.
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Valley Cities

Mrs. Lee Freeman on Missouri ave-
nue..
Mrs. John Mason and Mrs. N. Z.
Tucker were guests on this after
noon. After two hours spent in
chatting and sewing, Mrs. Freeman,
assisted by her daughter, Miss Re-
IA Freeman, and granddaughter.
Miss Frances Irby, served q tempt
ing refreshment course 70 the
fourteen ladies present.
MRS. NOLN
HOSTESS
Mrs. T. L. Nclin was hostess 20
the members OF the Wednesday
Afternoon Bridge club on Wednes-
day az her home in Hollywood adj
dition.
Her home was quite attractive
with an arrangement Of lovely
flowers. Two tables OF players
were present with high score tro-
ply being awarded Mrs. James
Howe. Mrs. W. w. DeCele scor-
ed for consolation.
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Valley c. I. A. Girls
Harlingen Guests

Valley c. I. A. girls. at home for
summer vacations, were delightfully."-
entertained this week by Misses
Barbara Miller and Callie Hallibur-
ton OF Harlingen at a bridge lunch
Enn.
EXEnjoying the affair were Misses
tarjorie Parkhill and Lucille Stops
~ Mission. Miss Dorothy Stevens OF
Santa Rosa, Mrs. Raymond Clifford,
Miss Flora Perry, Misses Jane Steb-
bins of Weslaco, Mary Elizabeth
Nichols Of Harrington. Miss Edith
Parks OF Mercedes. Miss Jessie Clark
of Edinburg and Misses Margaret
and Ida Laura Monroe of Browns
vile.
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Cornings, Goings

Mrs. r. r. Tomlin has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Winston
OF Houston.
L. D. Rousset Of Galveston Is
visiting in the home OF his sister,
Ida A. Rousset, and other relatives
here for several days.
Mrs. Louis Brulav has gone 70
Waco TO be with her sister. Mrs. E.
". Marshal, whose husband died
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Cunningham has re-
turned to her home in Hebro,ville
after a visit with her sister. Mrs.
b. L. WEIGH.
Miss Bernidine Aubrey has re-
turned to her home IN TenaSly, y.
j.. after spending some time with
-us. Emmett Dodd here.
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Houston Visitor Is
Comblimented

: Mrs. II. r. Tomlin was hostess
Thursday afternoon complimenting
&her sister. Mrs. M. NJ. Winston who
Is her guest from Houston. Two
tables were attractively appointed
for the games in q color scheme OF
pink and white. the same colors
chosen for the decorations OF car
nations in WedgewoOd bowls, which
graced the living room ana sun par
Tor.
Mrs. H. l.. Thomas received high
prize and Mrs. Pearl Nuckols, low,
A guest prize was a remembrance
Of the hostess TO her sister.
A dainty frozen salad course was
served.
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A pretty profusion Of garden
flowers combined a variety Of shades
in the living room. Mrs. Ralph
Schmelling won high score prize in
the games, and Mrs. Catherine
Stringfellow, second high. Mrs. L.
X. Morris, Jr., was low scorer. The
honor guest received a dainty gift,
as did Mrs. A. NJ. Mckay Of La
Porte, who IS the guest Of Mrs. r.
c. Morris.
A salad course was served preced-
ing the games.
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The FIXED FlGror label and
4. ;. Inspection are turin
guarantees of Star Ham
perfection
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Amarillo Lawyer Is
COLLEGE, Sneaker

Attorney 3. NJ. Britain OF Amaril-
10, made a short talk yesterday be-
fore the Diversion Club Of the VAL
lev Business College. He gave a
few helpful hits as to what a short
hand and bookkeeping student
should do when he goes out into the
office world.
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MRS. NOLIN
HOSTESS
INTERESTING
GIVEN AT MEETING

Mrs. J. N. Pace presided at the
program meeting Of the three circles
Of the Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Presbyterian church this week at a
join. session held at the church.
Mrs. j. Schmitter had charge Of
the secretarial work and Mrs. "A. K.
Phillips. the program, The theme Of
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Brownsville
Informal Parties For
Brownsville Visitors

TWO attractive informal parties Of the last few days had as honorees
Summer visitors In Brownsville homes. Miss Bernadine Aubrey Of Tenas-
ly. N. j, who has been the guest Of Mrs. Emmett Dodd, was honored by
Mrs r. c. Morris at Al afternoon bridge party when four tables Of play
es shared the hospitality with the honoree.