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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
Aqua CALJENTE
HANDICAP WON
BY VICTORIAN

aqua CALTENTE, Mar. 81. UP
Victorian, the favoritc, came home
in front yesterday to win the first
running of the Aqua Calientc Handi
cap marking the climax of brilliant
Gav of racing.
The rich handicap was the It'll
event and with a field of IA starting
the total stake was 1924. 500.
Victorian, 5 year old son of
Whiskbroom II, set new track rec
ord for the Aqua Caliente course by
running the mile and a quarter in
two minutes, three and onc-fifth see
onds.
His victory was worth sos, 400 to
the warm stable, including $4,000
fift to Jockey George Ellis and IA
similar sum for Victorian $ trainer,
y. j. Taylor.
Two lengths behind the winner
raced Alexander Pantagcs, entered
by the Carrodlo stable. Donnay, from
the Rancocas stable came in third,
and w. G. and +. w. Richert s My
Dandy was fourth.
Victorian, winner of the 1928
preakncss, went to the post Il joint
favoritc with Brown Wisdom. The
latter horse jumped into the lead on
the getaway but a. che halfway
mark, Nv Dandy had ovcrtakcn him
and was running two lengths ahead
of the field.
Brown Wisdom was then holding
second place, with Victorian third
and Alexander Pantages fourth.
Ny Dandy was holding his ad-
vantage ut the three quarter mark,
but Victorian, who had forged into
second place at this distance, took
:hc lead soon after and held his
pace to the tape.
Carried Top Weight
Victorian carried top weight of
l26 pounds, % pounds more than the
weight aboard Inca who on Feb
ruary Is Of this year established the
former track record of 2:05 3-5.
My Dandy was coupled with Vic
torian in the betting. Others heav-
:ly played were Naishapur, Seimi-
TAR and Ncwagiac.
The official prices in the mutuels
were:
Victorian, win, $500; second, SO;
third, So.
Alexander Pantagcs, second, S16.-
so; third, $500.
Donnay, third, $40.
The weather was ideal for the big
race and beautifully dressed women
in the vast throngs which paraded
about the club house and casino pre-
scented Il fashion show of spri &
styles.
Many motion picture celebrities
were in the crowds, as well as lead
crs in the business and financial
world.
Thousands made merry throughout
the day until time for the handi-
cap, at restaurants, bars and the
gambling tables, and these places
were throngcd last night by those
who remained late to dispose or add
to their winnings at the track.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
Winning Ticket
Held By Miner

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex,
Mar. "a. W.R-Among those who
today thumbed over their win
nings in the Aqua Caliente $780,
600 handicap, was George Fisher,
Dutte, Mont, miner, holder of
the sweepstakes ticket on Victor
ian.
Fisher was paid $51,751 on his
ticket after Victorian flashed
across the tape winner.
The miner had insured some
profit on the ticket by selling a
share to Harry Fink for $4,000
and another part to Bert Baroni.
Fisher receiver $4,000 however.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
Central Union
Beats Imperial

FL Centre defeated Imperial Sat
nrday ID to . in baseball game
played at Imperial.
Central took the lead in the first
inning and scored in every inning
but one.
FL Centre played well in the field
making only one error while Impcri,
al made 12 errors.
Julius Ehmke pitched most of the
game for Ell Centro and did a good
job of it.
Kunishima, Price and Gallaher
were the fielding stars for Ell Cen
tro, while j. Ehmke, Wynne d
kunishima were the best batters.
Imperial boys famed six t i m s
while Ell Centro famed out only
Cnce.
Score by innings:
r II +
FL Centre .... 332 210 211-l5 9 |
I,,,or;oI 1OO nO1 OOO- = 10
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
SCOUTS WELCOME CHIEF

PASADENA, Calf, Mar. 2Y WP)
James f. West, chief Scout exc
cutivc of the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea, was welcomed here Saturday by
Scouts and Scout officials. Dclcga-
tions from many Southern Califor-
mia Scout councils greeted the chief
officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
Here And There
In Sport World

ST. GEORGE, \. V, Mar. "a. U.H
-Karl koski, Finnish American A.
c., broke the worlds record in win
ming the national marathon race at
Silver Lake Park, Staten Island.
Sunday. He covered the 26 miles in
c:25:21 in beating the former record
of 2:33:00.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Mar. 2l.
U.P)-kaye Don. British racing driv-
cr, will he unable to make his as
sanlt upon the worl d automobile
speed record before Tuesday or We'd
ncsdav at the earliest. Heavy rain
fell all day yesterday and waves
washed away at the beach where
he will race.
ALHAMRRA. calf, Mar. 2i. U.P)
Two days of light workouts today
Law between the Argentine polo tea
and its next game with the Mid.
wick Country club four. The South
American riders added to their long
string of Pacific coast victories
yesterday by defeating the Mid
wicks, Il to 10, in a hard extra
chukkcr match. They play again
Wednesday and Sunday.
Los ANGELES, Mar. 2i. W.P)-
" hen the mid-Pacific tennis torna-
mcnt gets underway i'll Honolulu
! April 9 after five day run, four
champions will represent the Pacific
! coast.
They are Cranston Holman of San
Francisco, California state champion;
Clifton Herd, Los Angels, former
Southern California champion, ana
Ralph M"Elvenncy of Denver, and
Alan Herrington of Los Angeles, ma
! tional intercollegiate doubles cham
, pion. a
LOS ANGELES. Mar. 2l. tUP)--
Two southern teams are scheduled TO
close their California hockey league
play here tonight when the Los An,
geles Richfields and the Hollywood
Millionaircs tangle at the Winter
Garden. While the oilers have moth
ing to gain or lose in the mix, the
Millionaircs are facing a game win
the San Francisco Tigers thursday
fer the right to meet Oakland 1or
! the title.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-24
Coast Racing
Driver Killed

LOS ANGELES, Mar. "a. Wp)-
Kenny Stoddard, local racing driv-
er, died here last night few hours
after his machine crashed during a
race at the American Legion speed,
way.
Stoddard received fatal iniuries
when the racing ear which he drove
careened into a fence and bounced
back ON the track to collide with
another machine driven by "Shortvn
Cantlou, of Detroit.
Canton was uninjured. but Stod.
dard, who was thrown so feet from
his wrecked car, sustained frac.
turcd skull.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
CHICAGO BOSS
ARRESTEDIN
ROUNDUP
Public Resentment Grows
as Gang Warfare Claims
Life Df Veteran Writer

CHICAGO, June 10 tI. s. ~.
Stlng by the record Of eleven
gengland murders durinG the last
ten days of lirlcea sing ares
Chicago's citizenry today tie-
laanded apprehension Of the
slayerg Of Alfred Lingle, veteran
reporter for the Chicago Tfihulle,
who was the latest to fall IN the
wave Of assassina items.
LingIe, who for years has Gov
cred the underworld for his
newspaper, yesterGa was set
UPON ia 4 crowded subway while
on his way tn the stingt0ll
PARK race track One De the gang
whipped out Z revolver and fellen
the l1eWsHltar With b single bullet
mat crashed through the back
of his head.
A $tD, 900 reward was offered
t0day hy Tire Chicago Press Club
tor the capture Of the slayer,
bringing the tOtal reward now
pos "A sll to 81.
lIpngs CEo
oe l
victim
stunned crowd, and esC ped l1s1
les0ia1e The mouth af
the subway, pseliag 0ff 4 pair uf
silk gloves as he ran.
. Six gangsters are believed to
have been near by when Lingle
was put on the spot. = police de-
cided today after night Of itl!
(Continusd Ill Page 2. Col.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
Sinks UG|3
MISSING |
8TlArJTE,I / M()TJI1TON

7yy YORK June 10 tIN.S)s I
/ fVe la1eY, were believed missing
1900 when the tug Invaded sank
I1 the upper bay near ST Iecrge.
staten Island TWO others were
rescued.
The lug. towing q car float,
was pounded BY q heavy sea
clltirnegi high by q strong wind.
RI was believed the smashing Of
the waves opened q seam in the
vessel. 1T sank Quick ky.
Coast Guard vessels and police
launches haStened to the scene
and picked up the two known
survivors. The search in the area
was StiH continued
The tug sank III shallow water
so that its snnokeStack still stuck
above the surface after resting on
the bottom.
The cart tow was cut loose
Nv the crew of the Coast Guard
vessel and towed into st. George.
Stated Island
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
TRAIL RUM CAR
BY SMOKE /"

A smoke screen led to the I'm.
doing Of d driver Of q bootleg
car early today.
Fumes from the device tempo
rarily blinded police who were IN
pursuit, but left d trail on the
street which enabled them to PICK
up their quarry again several
times after the chase led around
corners.
Finally id an alley. near sixth
and II Streets, Northwest, the
driver got out and ran, abandon
ing the automobile which con-
tanned 108 gallons of Maryland
rye waiskey. The car bore Mary
land tags.
The plirsuers. Detective Ser
geant Howard +. 0gle and FO-
lceraan II. Il. Carpet. Of police
headquarters. brought the car tp
eadduarters.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
Odd obs Coll Lege Student
Asks $50, 600 for TH

ELYRIA. Ohio june 10 6 y.S.1.
A $4,000 breach promise suit
was On tile ii common pleas
court here today hy Fred w !.
Morley "a 81 Angola, Ind, for.
liler Oberliaa College student.
against Mrs. Ruth Grand Mark
ham, 23, al Philadelphia.
Morley alleges he became en-
Gagged to Ruth abeta Grant
on February l2. 1899 The en-
gagegnent, he alleges, was to- have
been publicly announced April !,
1880. ard the wedding was To
have taken place On june y.
1880
MIS- Markham. however mar
ried Gym MARI lIaf1a. 0f Fhilar
delphia Oh April ~ of this year.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
BABY DE- SERTED
NI 9 HELD

as
Il 81 6e 6gle sotler
c ise 1V III st Wsdnes
TIE 0sil6 81 = colored
woman Slas arrested today nv
F0licewonaan Madeline SchElader.
Taken 10 the House Of Deeez1-
ton oFl D charge Of iIavesti gatiOa.
tlae young mother told police how
she had left the baby with Mrs.
.Jlllia Beil 100 Block M st. s. E,
but denied intention OF abandon
irag it Her husband at work TO-
cay. could not be located
Whether lie wiz be arrested win
rot be decided until he and MIS-.
Boner talk the situation over
With WonaenS Bureau officials
tonight.
II the pair agree to take the
baby. the probable charges q
cesertion against them pronaply
win be with drown, Sergt. Rhoda
MiIIiken, Of the Won1ells Bureau,
said.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
CANNON EXPOSE
IsTHREk EkTENED
BETInKHAM
VIII Release Data Ii Speech
b House Il Ssnale's our
FAILS Says nepTe tive

i've of wlaeklisr the sen.
tins Commit
TEE rlTs llcp james Cannon.
- kas stand aanln. Inform lonf
a0W III tlas calnittess hands
vim M made public Siyl
f1nEl tie nn6x III the MoaaA l1g'
eug Holden
sssklali D III sekts.
izl1ta n Eqlt With the
Inf Hon le col - afIS Ia
akE "a md Uni aleY re-
can Cannon and II ElDn hzla
ifalatxt eg to-day Ase viii do
80 IN D sYl III declared
Ns 60 Lobby GAz tzee aets
vii ala es Ik fy 10 MT I
Mn nlsee saae Esa "a con lky !.
eEaaR Cannon IS 10 be
q as lail hef0Ee
lla IN III ne ulaaGcd Stafes
afl 1ek them
P.ss 4, EEels
s l90by commit
ia af 1 sl fl1e
IN eIx le IN ~
nlt Ill
Si oSs ls conn #
naaf they have failed II bring Oslt
a15 Id
As 0kae senator not 8 member
0E The committee hut aware ul
fcts, said tod
Bishop Ca1laanll faa mt /
Ioga ~ tAefyflag the Senate
sgtlA tie commit eS. and ID IS naa
Oper1 secret thai The ooaaznik tee
has some iaate ting DesiIaae aezaS
III reeArd tO che Bislasr flHiaik
caaI actlvitiss IN 1878 when
G. Jameson was gfyaina him
that SIS 800 III the anti Smith
fight
The information before the
committee is said to cOl1trad dict
the explanation Bishop Cannon
gave the Episcopacy committee Of
Che Methodist Episcopal Church
South, at the recent convention
in Dallas. Texas. when charges
(continued On Page 2. Col. ~
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
SE PROBES
JAKE DEATHS

The Senate, which only re-
Gently voted to continue the
poisoning of industrial alcohol.
started an investigation today In
the Jake deaths and paralysis
caused BY consumption Of jamaica
ginger in many States IN the
South and Southwest.
wv. &c. Campbell. head Of the.
drug division OF the Department.
Of Agriculture, was ordered BY the,
agriculture committee to produce
all records of his department
concerning the regulation Of
ginger extract.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
AlstIsOress W. ed ded
Last Fall Is Freed

RENC0 New. June 10 QNs5.1.
mrs sylvia Whitson Hatch Tar-
nIsre. New york author. was free
.tnriav 81 marital bonds following
4 decree entered III her favor
he,e arair1st Lawrence Tl1nure.
socially prominent New Yorker
sI1e married last September.
mrs Tiarniire the daughter ct
4 Whitson Stuart, BeifOrtd.
II eloped to- EIkto1l, Nd, To
r1aarTy. Eric Hatch. New York, IN
the SUMMER of 1922. she divorced
Hatch.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10

which. Morley claims. caused him
to lose the advantage Of q desli.
able matrimonial alliance. Z
The suit declared THAT Nfurley's
affections were s.disregarded to
his great modification and ssif.
fering z
Emphatic denial that she was
ever engaged to Morley was made
BY Mrs. Markham. who came here
with her husband TO confer with
her attorney regarding the suit.
Mrs. Markham said she became
acquainted with Morley when he
was given odd jobs about the
Grant home TO help him earn
money with which to pay his way
through college. She asserted:
81 never even let him think
intended % marry him.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
DRYs WORRIED
BY WE VIE VS.
-

George w. Wickerstarn's out
spoken criticism of the American
prohibition experiment. made ID
Boston before an audience of So
-cial workers, caused consid BILE
lIneasiness today among the dry
forces III the capital.
Wickershaln said, in effect,
that the American system and
the statute penalties were too
severe.
Few Of the dry leaders would
comment today on WickersllaFgl' s
speech for publication purposes,
but privately they were seriously
pertnrbed and inclined to ask
whether the chairman Of Presi.
dent Ho0ver's law observance ana
enforcement commission has
gone wet
Criticises Further
In his Boston speech, however,
the law enforcement chairman
went cUnside further than
ne has ever gone before III Criti-
Cising and finding fault with the
prohibit iti0Il Setup. as contained
ia the Trinity Of the amendment,
the VOlstead act and the Jones
law
a good many observers here
today were Of the opinion that
Chairman Wickershana III Boston
furnished an illuminating peek
into what the commits ions aiIti.
mate report probably win be-.
Radical tirys realize that with
the present fllrore una abated m
.tlritaYorabie report On prnllihitiOn1
lConkiBasd On Pass 4. Gel.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
Crash Kills Den fist
Near GET burg

GETTYSBuRC Pa. june ~
3(I.N.S. A man identified as e
DR.. Nice cCarthy, 3 New York den
tist. was killed in an automobile
collision south Of here early tins
morning. s
The accident occurred while the
the doctor was on his way to
Gettysburg after attending com
Inencement activities & MI. ~.
Mary's College at EfnmitsbtAr
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
ELeUe1a True Bills
Found III A leraIsdl,ia

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June To-
Eleven true bills were returned
yesterday by the regular grand
Jury which convened In the cor
poration court. There were five
bills returned for robbery, four
for feIoniouS assault and two
white men, James Hall and James
Everett. were indicted for Grim
inal assault, the latter on two
charges.
The prisoners were arraigned
before Judge William r. Woolls
and Carl Crocket, Ernest Gatchell
and Robert Taylor pleaded guilty
to charges of grand larceny and
were sentenced to two years each,
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
in B ltiIlaOre
Held as SIlsugglers

BALTIMORE, june 10 IN.S.o.
Charges 81 smuggling liquor were
preferred a. inst the CAPTAIN and
first officer of the Norwegian
freirlater Dirk, today. alter Gus.
to11ls AGENTS reported they found
ion bottles ia an automobile on.
the pier near the ships SIDE.
6lskar f,inSen is the skipper
and Andrew Lejustredt is the
first al,ate The latter was found
seated III the alltomODlie via
sicsIrrl Olson and Mrs. IRIS La.
verta Sharp, Baltirnorearas. Olson
was heId. but the woman was re-
leased.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
lNinllsi RelaelDs Fight
TO DriUe Out CGpOVle

MIAMI, Fla, june 10 IIN.S.l !.
Another chapter ia the long fight
TO drive al Capone, Chicago gang
leader, and his cohorts from
Miami. win be written today when
Circuit Judge Paul p. Barnes re.
slirles the hearing On q petition
to paddock Capune's palatiRl Palm
island estate under the Florida
nuisance law.
some testimony ii the case was
taken last month. and II was ex.
pected the testimony today win
conclude the hearing. Many prom
ilaent residents Of Miami Beach
have been slihpoenaed by both the
state and the defense rs wit.
neSSes.
Capone has been subpoenaed as
d witness ~ the State.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
King Carol ID
InlprisOllS or

BUCHAEsE Jisse 10 u.NS.1..
king Carol II. Of RInaallia. faced.
q domestic situation today that.
apparently was much more diff
ciiit of solution than bad been
the execution 0f the coup d'etat
which gained him his ozaCeze
nOunced kingdom.
Carol was seeking recon
Citation with his divorced wife,
Princess Helene, mother OF their
gsyear-Old son, Mtchael until
Carols return, boy king ct
RInla1lia.
After lengthy consultation with
fcensiinnsd q age z. csl.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
John ID. BI0clc iste cd
Bu ultysd1v1teItt1Iists

LOS ANGELES. Calf, June 10
.(TNs. The Worlds Christian.
Fundamentalists Association to-
day had adopted q resolution
unanimously listing the religious
activities Of John %. Rockefeller
and his son, John. jrs as an
.'enegny influence. z
This action was taken because
the RockefeIIers had established
q fund for educational institu-
tions favoring 'Inodernistic' re-
IiglOus training
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
|NIL ION Lost
HELD
Il inK Photo

CINCINNATI Ohio. June 10
ON Accused of embezzle-
ment. a. NJ Shafer. recent dis.
trict sales manager of the Henry
e. Doherty Company today was
with resp visibility for m
alleged sl10rtage o Of not less than
81 ,00o 900 III the accounts of this
ontinusd a. nge 2, Gel. s.
The Washington times., 1930-06-10

III 50
|SPR(NN|SED
LOVE NES
NPAR
New Monarch Meanwhile
Wages Desperate suit for
Helene Who Spurns Hin

BUDAPEST, June 10 II. Ms. \.
Failing t0 force q KecOIlc ton
With his former wife. Princess
Helene. ~ threatening to bring
Nine. Magda Ilslpescss to Buclls
arest. King Carol II, uf Rslnlallla
Ylas now decided 60 establish his
former sweetheart Ii FAi.is per-
nsanentEy. IL Was reported II uls-
patches from Bucharest fuda
III order that the woman Tor
whom ne deserted his family ana
fenOunced his royal rights i've
years ago may never be u WaIlt5
king Carol has decided 70 make
q settlement upuEa her 01 ~ 1.O0Bsr
900. the reports declared.
TIItiaaIil IS Fife
PREVIOUSLY. carol had delivered
ii llkiFnat tlaSri to his former Wife
& atiTir That If she peTstekd txl
lser rssssYsn1 tu consider a Eec0las
ciIiatiog. he would bring llae.
rai ea hack @ SIX
0ff ~ II
lair fsarce s5 tlaa aa1l
Il ezs VA rs Gngll LIS
- lse
3
d sorts III
Isaofa1er at her fl0sslH h sls
nlefipr1 of arr
frarsfer "a 81
see while ottaei $50 lsss
indicated the 10
already was gJe
with his fathe
Reconc ter
An reports
ksne fact That tr ssss
sfiIl are separ.a and III
reconcilia ton
failed.
The Buehar
paper VitoIIl ss
TIE authorities today fOss I'M
ing an anti-E E:sfaa aT cle ne
ssTJsurpation oa The la'a1sis. ~.
was renorted aE GIoia last been
started against 81 tsogs oI Ile
paper and seVe akaeEh.
George Bras III. son ct the
former Liberal Il ile late
Jan Bratianu. tiaanlfesG
condemning the 4 fei losSiacies.
of his uncle. Vialt 2 tlan nl,
and calling upon IN erals 70
rally round the faioli
The Washington times., 1930-06-10
WYOMING POPuL ATlON ! sllI

1gHEYEf1l1E, VVyO., june 10
@(T,N 50 Census returns from
30 81 Wyoningss Is counties, TO.
dav showed the State has ex.
ceeded It's 1920 population. The
population Of the 20 counties re 3
ported Is 10S. Gas, as compared to-
1874, ,4O2 for the entire State iii
1920.
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bCAldc anu QdAc4CS.
Mrs. Sherwood Bishop, MS. G. w.
Colgin, Mrs. Z. @. Holiday, and
Mrs. j. x. Wells discussed topics
on Texas and Texans during the
War Betwees the States. and paid
special tribute to the women OF the
Confederacy.
Covers were laid for Mesdames
Colgin, Bishop, Harbert Davenport,
Holiday, G. S. Stell, w. o. Williams,
Of San Benito, and Wells; guests
were Mesdames Raphael Cowan.
Isem, Fannie d. Putegnat. Ralph
IA dland, c. N. Hills. Miss Florence
BAl and J. 1. Coursey Of Harlingen.
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Mrs. Kent Manning; Ada, Mrs. j. q.
Kaniakowsky; Ruth, Mrs. II. L Tur-
ney; Esther, Mrs. w. B. Lewis,
Martha, Marion Copenhaver: Electa,
Mrs. d. M. Perry; Mrs. H. T.. RAM
sey; Sentinel, Bruce Eubanks.
Mrs. Caroline Lavine was initial
ed into the Order OF the Eastern
Star, in an impressive service, fol-
lowing the beautiful gift Of an
American flag. from Mrs. A. M. Let
zerich, the retiring Worthy Matron.
After this part Of the entertain
ment, Mrs. A. NJ. Letzerich gave her
parting address as Worthy Matron.
and presented the past Matron and
other officers Of her administration
with pretty handkerchiefs, as en-
blems Of her appreciation Of the
service.
The members and officers Of the
Harlingen chapter, presented several
acceptable gifts to the retiring high
officers. Mrs. A. NJ. Letzerich gave
a dozen teaspoons TO the Chapter,
with Mrs. j. G. Atchison making
the presentation speech. Mr.. Leon
ard Smith, presented two hand
some floor baskets to the chapter.
A refreshing plate Of cakes and
ices were served to over one hun
dred present. San Benito extended
an invitation for the next meeting.
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enjoyed by every one present. Deli
cious refreshments were served at
the close Of the evenings enter
talnment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Stevenson Of
McAllen were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fer
guson, Sunday evening.
Miss Thelma Twitty has been
spending a few days at the home
OF her cousin Miss Ruth Newport
cf Combes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallace and
family motored TO RaymondVile,
Monday. MIR. and Mrs. j. u. Mulkey
and family were guests at the home
CT their parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
". Mulkey Of Alamo, Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Harrell and children or
Mercedes are spending the week
end az the home OF her parents,
ffr. and Mrs. @. 5. Culver.
A dinner party was given at he
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Pol
hemus. Wednesday evening honor
ing their son. Merle, who was a
graduate Of the Glass Of 1880, Mis-
sion High school.
MI. and Mrs. Proudfoot and
daughter left for their old home
at McGregor, Iowa. They will spend
the summer months in Iowa and
return to their Valley home for the
winter.
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In Society Circles : Complete Page for Valley Women ssss

work, the hostess served refresh
ments TO the members and guests
OF the day Mesdames Georgia Hill
burn, T. N. King and daughter.
ATta Belle, Mrs. Leo Norman and
Mrs. j. Hickman.
The members will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Leo MARCEL, June 20
when Mrs. Ringgold will give a
demonstration in fitting patterns
and handicraft. Roll Call will be
or handicraft each member is in
te-ested IN.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. :. Newport OF
Combes spent a few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. New
port during the past week.
Misses Margaret and Evelyn Pope
we're Sunday guests at the home
OF Miss Ruth Kearney.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Ferguson
we're Sunday guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Murrow Of
McAllen.
c. Darlington made a trip TO
Brownsville, Wednesday.
Mrs. George Mitchell, superinten-
dens Of the Young Peoples Leagues
of Mission entertained the young
people Friday evening when the
officers for the new year were
elected and a social evening was