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KILLED IN ORE CHUTE

Birdis Griffin, A, a miner in the Alaska Juneau mine was killed there recently when he fell in an ore chute. He had ben working in the mine for tw9 nl7n+h@ a'1a M fore that he was with the Bureau a ruhii- l7 Ha had also serv- ad as a eofdisr 7t rhtlkoo+ Rarre aly had been honorably discharged
 mv Ffis mother live Pnaar-a tiahar7a
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BRrNG MN EIrRs
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John Colberg and Frank Coop- er on the MS Copper arrived in town yesterday from Cook I'm let They brought in a nice pack of furs
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CHOP SUEY AND NOODLES. Phone Madison 1O7, MT, and Mrs. Wm. K. Fraser, 2nd and Railroad Ave. You'II like sem.
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HAVE YOU HEARD TIE NEW 'OKEH' RECORDS at SYLVIA'S? THEY ARE WONDERFUL. s
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WHY AND WHAT FoR

EAGLE Fort on Yukon River, fO miles below international boundary; military post was established there in l889 Origi- nally an old trading post and later, in 1898, became " mining camp and was named Eagle City.
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They cleaned us out early for so leaVe your order now for your Christmas meats or birds. Frye-Bruhn Meat Mar- ket.
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WHY not Alaska Pictures fo Xmas Gifts-Alaska Shop.
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IITSr 2FETEv#D X FRFsH SHIPMENT or HAAS CANDY. The Alaska Shop.

Quick Service ana Wholesome Food at tie Electric Bakery.
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SS A Y SS { S z A F z SA sEgae aesssa-espNfe feaaeuee~aaasee>aea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-30

rSp the whsa and you get perfect contact every time
Gives good Of itself "headind." Famous
Clark make covered leatheEs graduation Rt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Honor Society
Members Enjoy
Buffet Supper

A beautifully appointed buffet
supper, with Superintendent and
Mrs. c. w. Gotks as hosts. COM
plimented members OF the National
Honor Society In the domestic SCI
ence laboratory Of Junior college
Thursday night. In addition TO the
personnel Of the society. the faculty
executive committee OF the group
were guests, numbering In all, about
% for the evening.
Home economics students OF Miss
Myrtle Jennings prepared and serv-
ed the supper in attractive style,
with the assistance Of little Miss
Gertrude Gotke. A yellow and white
color scheme, the colors of the ma
tional society, was the chief note
In decorations which also conform
ed to an Easter theme. A large
central serving table was laid with
a handsome lace cloth. conferred by
a floral piece and lighted tapers.
Smaller tables for four. decked in
white linen with yellow and white
appointments. were arranged for
seating or guests after they were
served. Favors were tiny Easter
chicks in shells. and a large Easter
nest was another note Of the dec
orations.
After the dinner. a brief talk was
made by Mr.. Gotke and members Of
the executive committee, Dean .
A. Caldwell, r. J. Bingham, MR.
Douglas ~Fessenden, and Mrs. De
Perkins. They, with their husband
or wives. were special guests at the
affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Calendar For The Week
MONDAY

MONDAY
Circles of the Presbyterian auxiliary are to meet Is follows at $3.50;
One with Mrs Clyde Tandy; two with Mrs. Howell McCampben; three
with Mrs. Edward McChesneyi evening circle Tuesday with Mrs. Joe
Lindaberry.
Baptist Missionary society at church at $50 for Royal Service study.
Methodist Missionary society meets as follows at ; p m: West
Brownsville with Mrs. Thomas Sweeney. i53 w. Levee; Young Matrons
circle with Mrs. II. G. II. Weinert, 13 Washington; FL Jardin with Mrs
c. L. Hunter, FL Jardn; Central circle, with Mrs J.. < Bull at church.
Episcopal Guild meets at Parish house. 3 I. m.
Altar Society OF Sacred Heart church with Mrs. Ford Locket, 1850
Hayes street, Victoria Heights, at p. m.
TUESDAY
ri Baicos class Of Baptist church win have e pot luck picnic supper at
Lake Olmito 6 D. m.
Learners Club with Mrs. Willie A. George.
Regular meeting Of Rebekahs evening.
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday Tournament bridge club with Mrs. j L Bogus.
Self Culture club with Mrs c. G. Stewart.
Valley d. A. r. Chapter meets at the chamber Of commerce at 10 a m
with luncheon at FL Jardin hotel
THURSDAY
Fl Jardtn Progress club With Mrs. Charles Lovtnger, 3 D. m ] ?. Can
aks Is to give his second lecture on Texas history.
Annual college day outing at Point Isabel
Civic League meeting at Methodist church 3 p m.
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DE legates To
Rio Nee
Return Home

Delegates have returned from the
Fifth District convention Of the
Texas Federation Of Women's clubs
held last week at Del Rio full Of
commentator for the efficient
manner In which the plans for the
gathering were carried out. Mrs.
Volney Taylor. Fifth District pres
ident; Mrs. w. r. Jones, Mrs. D. p.
Gay, Mrs. Milton West, Mrs. Har-
bert Davenport. Mrs. Z. @. Holiday
were among the Brownsville club
women attending the three-day
meet.
Mrs. Taylor declared the conven-
ton to be one OF the most success
full in the history Of the fifth dis
trict, and expressed much praise
for the efforts Of Del Rio club wo-
men who arranged and executed
the social features, which we're es-
pecially enjoyable.
During the last session Of the
meeting Kingsville was chosen as
the convention site for next April,
and another item Of interest TO the
Valley was the motion passed pro-
viding that a district song be COM
posed for the state convention II
Houston which will carry in II the
sentiment Of the Fifth district re-
garding the proposed separation OF
the Lower Rio Grande Valley from
II. The song is TO be written by
Mrs. ID. p. Gay Jr.. OF Brownsville,
directed by Mrs. F. L. Carson OF
San Antonio, with Mrs. Ben Foster
of Del Rio accompanist.
The district passed a resolution
protesting the proposed separation
Of the Valley from its present clue
placement, which Is being consider
Cd by the state body due TO the I'M
usually large territory which the
district covers. 1t is hoped ~ VAL
lev club women that steps taken a.
the Del Rio meet may lead 70 tne
abandonment of the plan. which, II
Is felt. will not be conducive TO tne
best interests Of club work III TINS
part OF the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Last Tourist Party
Held at &C.

The Brownsville Chamber OF
Commerce closed its season for
tourist parties Friday evening with
the farewell gathering taking the
nature Of an informal visiting
party. Bridge games were played,
but the evening was spent chiefly
in conversation among the visitors.
Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer, hostess.
Is TO leave the city Tuesday after
having spent the past season with
the chamber OF commerce, and will
go from here TO a house party on
her daughters h~ousebcat at Corpus
Christi. She will Their 60 to San
Antonio and later leave by boat for
a three months stay in New York.
Mrs. Mayer expressed much pleas
ure from cer association Of the
past winter with Brownsville resi-
dents and tourists and apprecia-
ton OF the cooperation which has
been extended the chamber Of
commerce in its tourist club plan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
M. P. Club Holds
Dinner Dance

approximately 200 Valley men,
bers Of the Missouri Pacific Booster
club and their friends attended the
monthly social gathering Of the
organization held at FL Jardin
hotel Friday evening.
The gathering. which was under
the direction Of Grover Brown OF
Harrington. Chief Valley Booster
was said TO have been n OF the
most successful held by the organ
ization. -.
Following a dinner dance. talks
were made bv A. 3. Waldron, exec
utive general agent Of Harrington
and Monty Andrews OF Houston
connected with the publicity depart
ment OF the railway.
A slx-piece orchestra furnished
dsnce music for the occasion.
An NJ. p. quartet Of H~arlingen,
composed Of Warren Reitz, Dan
Fred. RUDE Eubank and j. Dawson,
rendered a number and was called
back for several encores.
Jatles Worley. Robert Jones and
Tito Crixell, Brownsville trio. also
sang. A tap dance was rendered oy
Eugene Roy. accompanied by Joe
Crixell.
Date and place for the next meet
ing was not set. but II will be held
at some up-Valley point about May
10.
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bright camp fire and took part In
a sing-song. Miss Lillian Hooking,
Valley secretary, who was in charge
Of the camp. told The girls an en-
tertaining story Of The Happy
Prince" Members OF the Harlingen
Blue Triangle group led In recogni-
ton candle light ceremony. an i'm
preSsiye rite OF Girl Reserve work.
Saturday was started with early
breakfast, and the day was passed
in baseball aud other games, SWIM
ming and hiking. An interesting
feature OF the girls handiwork was
the clever bracelets which they
fashioned from hammered silver.
Organizations and their advisors
attending the camp were the follow
ing: Pharr-San Juan-Alamo. Mrs.
Guy Ritchey: Mercedes, Miss Lii
liam Moore and Miss Maurine Hvis-
tendahl; Harrington, Miss Evelyn
Estes and Miss Matte Bell Nc
Intyre; Brownsville, Miss Bertha
Hartman.
Brownsville girls a. the camp
we're Betty Rockwell, Catherine
Browne. jamie Scanlan, Marjorie
Washington. Hayden Collins, Es-
Their Escalarte. Evelyn Yates. Har-
riet Kowalski, Mildred Goodrich and
Merle Tew.
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Junior High Pupils
To Give Program

Monday evening at 8 o'clock in
the Junior College auditorium the
pupils Of the Junior high school
will present a program for the ben
eft of the Junior High school Ii
brary.
An interesting program has been
prepared among which are the
following presentations:
Spanish Folk songs-7th. Grade
students.
Wait a minute"-7th grade boys.
Fun in Camp" 9Th grade girls.
Mexican folk songs, It'll grade
students.
Reading. Maxine Stimson.
Solo, Pansy Yturria, age three.
Old Familiar Songs, 9Th trade.
The Womanless Wedding, 9Th
grade boys.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Rayrnondville
PRUTTT-NUSSBAU
II

An announcement which viii be
Of great interest and q big surprise
to a number Of people in the VAL
ley Is that OF the marriage OF
Edith Irene Nussbaum and Francis
jerome Pruitt.
The young couple was married
at the Methodist parsonage III
Raymondville by Brother Leslie a,
Boone, Pastor OF the church IN
the presence OF Mrs. 3. T.. Nuss-
baum, mother OF the bride, Mr..
and Mrs. ". Sabin, Leila Sabin Mrs.
l.. A. Boone and Gene Smith.
Both the bride and groom are
well known end popular In Edin-
burg, Mrs. Pruitt, being the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Y. Nuss-
baum who live eight miles north
Of weslaco. Mrs. Pruitt graduated
from the Edinburg high school In
1923 and is row attending the Ed
inburg Junior college. She has beer
associated with the Edinburg Val
ley Review for several years.
Mr.. Pruit Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. q. Pruitt Of Yoakum for
merly residents or Fdinburg. He
graduated from the Edinburg high
school in 1927 and attended the
Edinburg Junior college in 1927 and
1928. He was with the circulation
department of both the EdinburG
Valley Review and the Harlinger
Star and At present IS with tnt
Abilene Daily Reporter and Morn
ing News &C Abilene, where they
viii be at home after the close 81
college In June
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Guests Are
|Feted t
TT. Brown

Small and informal parties crn-
tinue as the main social calendar
features with the approach or
Easter and the end OF Lenten e
son. Several schools are engaged III
plans fer elaborate May Day fetes,
while plans for summer vacations
are occupying the minds of early
tourists.
One Of the pretty affairs OF the
week was the bridge party given
by Mrs. y. II. Greene complimenting
Mrs. Z. III. Van Gundy or Decatur,
Ill, who Is here as the guest or her
daughter, Mrs. Neil Allen. Eight or
ten guests were hidden 70 the party.
with games OF keno as the enter
tainment. A pink and green color
scheme was noted In cards and APP
pointments, and the refreshments
course. and a ~profusion of pink rus-
es, gladioii and peoples were I'm art
istic bouquet arrangement.
Mrs. Milton Wentz won high score
prize, Mrs. Dean Porter, low, and "a
pretty guest favor was given the
honoree.
Post Visitors
Mrs. q. ID. Sutton was hostess
Friday afternoon at her home In
Media Luna, having two tables or
friends in for a small bridge lunch
con and games. Mrs. John Harris
Mrs. J. T.. Abney and Miss Sonhia
Spivey were given attractive prizes.
Mrs. o. II. Gillespie was also a.
Friday hostess. with one table or
guests for bridge games during
the afternoon.
The past weeks visitors on the post
1t. and Mrs. Carroll @. Pearce or
Fl Sam Houston, San Antonio, fur
nished the inspiration for a num-
Der Of attractive and informal AZ
fairs. They r guests Of 1t. and
Mrs. Jervey. who entertained Satur-
day night with a buffet supper for
eighteen of the post personnel.
1t and Mrs. Rundell gave u Mex
lean supper for the visitors and A
small group of other guests Thurs
day night. 1t. and Mrs. Pearce are
to return Sunday to San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McChesney
are planning to leave Brownsville
April Fl for an extended summer
vacation. They will first 20 70 Flor
ida for a months stay. and from
there will 60 10 their old home
town. near Troy. N. ", where they
expect to spend the month OF June.
The months Of July and August
viii be spent at the summer cottage
on Lake Wesserrunsett. near 6koW-
hogan. Maine. and they are also
planning q o. OF Quebec. Canada,
and other northern points. They
Will not return TO Brownsville until
next fall.
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Included in the meeting, and rep
resentatives from Brownsville, Har-
lingen, San Beni.o. Weslaco, DON
ma, Mercedes, Edinourg, Raymond
vile and McAllen were present.
Mrs. Blanche Frlgham or Har-
lingen, Valley president. presided.
General work which each commit
tee Is engaged in was fully report
ed and without exception, encour-
aging progress was noted In the
advancement of plans for the gen.
eral convention Especially was the
financial end emphasized, and the
majority OF funds needed has been
raised by the clubs, they reported.
The definite program will not re
announced until ~ has been APP
| proved and filled N by Miss Mary
Jane Higgins, state president. Miss
Higgins now has the outline formed
by the Valley clubs before her for
study and rs soon as she has sane
toned it, the program will be for
warded to Mrs. Fulgham for final
announcement.
Valley clubs are glad to know that
the distinguished guest Of the con-
vention will be Mss Maria Nc
Clench OF Michigan. national pre-
sident of the General Federation OF
Business Women's clubs. who Is Il
be honoree and speaker Of the
National presidents evening In
Brownsville, which will close the
convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Easter Party For
Elaine Foster

A delightful Easter party for q
small group of c.ildren was given
bv Mrs. G. II. Williams mt her home
Thursday afternoon in honor Of
little Elaine Foster. An Easter egg
hunt was a feature Of the after
noon which was followed by iced
refreshments with attractive Easter
favors.
AT the party were Gertrude
Gotke. Peggy CrixeN. Shirley McTn-
mis-. Betty Neck and Barbara Ann
lPenEleton.
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Olmito Bridge Club
With Mrs. DALEY

Mrs. j. r. Daley entertained
members and guests Of the Olmito
bridge club at her home Friday
afternoon, players comprising per-
sonnet for three tables
Mrs. Lloyd Parker won the club
prize. Mrs. w. 6. Moothart the
guest favor. p dainty refreShment
course was served.
Mrs. Hudson Farnsworth Is TO
entertain the club Friday week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Ward School
b1ans Operetta

lsrorsored BY the PIT. A.. child
and faculty members OF the
ward school are planning an
~stsa LAND Of Somewhere, to
--e~rnted at Junior college audi
s-.,,y, tuesday evening. April 20.
m. Over 100 children will
included in the cast.
le4sre settings and costumes are
- fantastic and elaborate. with
ssirviand atmosphere created.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Association Reports
On Welfare Work

Much social service work Is being
done in the city by the Public
Health Nurses association, reports
made at its Thursday morning
meeting indicate. Mrs. William s.
West. chairman OF the committee.
reported assistance given TO three
families. and SGT. the donation OF
the Church Federation. spent In the
work.
Miss Marie Brown. city health
nurse. reported 81 new cases In free
clinic. AZ old cases. a births and
10 calls. The sum Of s4e.29 has been
spent for milk for undernourished
children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
School to Stage
Nav Day Fete

A MAY Day fete Is 70 be staged
by children u the West Browns
vile school on the grounds on the
afternoon Of May !, according 70
announcements made Thursday al
ternoon at a meeting Of the PIT. A.
AZ the school. With Mrs. j. A. Rus
Ell. principal. as director. a pro-
gram in the nature Of a spring fets
viii be arranged. with a May Pole
dance, May queen and her court
as features. The queer Is 70 e me
girl from the fifth grade having
the highest average, and her az
tendants will be the honor pupils III
each room
Mrs. Russell is to be assisted by
West Brownsville teachers In stag
ing the fete.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Yard Contest Rules
To Be Announced

Plans are veil under way for the
annual yard contes. Of the CIVIC
League under Direction OF Mrs
Albert Smith and assisting commit
tees. Rules ard regulations for the
event are TO be announced IN q
few days.
A number Of interesting prizes
are being offered this year in the
contest. which Is staged for the
purpose Of encouraging yard and
civic Identification in the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Valley Students
II AT -
U. Of T.

AUSTIN, April l2-The Texas
Roundup. gIorified outgrowth Of
Dads and Mothers day. occupied
much OF the attention Of the stu
dents at the University Of Texas
this week.
AL Of the organizations, clubs,
and societies on the campus assist
ed In the planning and preSenta-
ton Of the numerous events which
started Friday and will continue
through Sunday. Members Of the
DADS and Mothers association, the
Elk : Students association, and
friends Of Tie uaiversity-several
Thousand in all-are being enter
tanned.
The Cowboys. university prep or
~ganization, sold many Of the tick
cts 10 the Roundup revue and
Through the Years at Texas" Will
liam Scanlar Of Brownsville. law
student, is ore of rhe active men,
pers Of the COWBOYS.
Clay zachry Of McAllen was a
member Of the cast Of Through
the Years L Texas, which showed
the prologue, the passing Of the
years. and the university at play.
Andrew Fossler or Mercede, mem
Der Of the University Mems Glee
club, was one Of the 2l3 singers
and musicians taking part in the
production.
George Marsh and Paul Newman.
both Of Harrington, were members
OF the arrangements committee.
"A A cowboy chorus In the Round
IIk~revue presented different phases
ltf ranch life. Stanley Addington OF
Wvmondv.lle was one of the mem
bers of the chorus. He also sang a
vocal -olo.
.aany other Valley students had
parts in the Roundup program.
Chi Omega sorority entertained
with a dance Friday night OF last
week.
Fred Wagner OF Brownsville was
one OF the guests at the affair.
Wagner, who IS 4 student in the
university school Or law. IS q menu
Der OF Delta Sigma Phi fraternity.
Carlos K. Castareda Of Browns
Vile. graduate student in the MI
versity and Latin American lib
rarian. spoke Saturday at q meet
ing of the Central Texas chapter
OF the American Association OF
Teachers Of Spanish az Temple. He
discussed Some By-Products OF
Modern Language instruction"
Castaneda, who Is working on
his doctor Of philosophy degree'
has a Bachelor OF Arts n Mas
ter's degrees from the university
New members Of the Sidney
Lanier socie-y were initiated last
week az q picnic given by the So
ciety. Miss Edna Earl Walling OF
Mission was one Of the students
taken into the organization.
Miss walllns Is o junior Iii the
college OF arts ard sciences and
Is an honor roll student.
Georre Marsh OF Harrington was
one OF the winners in the hign
: lump event Saturday OF last week
when the University OF Texas
rack team defeated the team OF
! A A M. at College Station.
Marsh IS a student in the School
! of business Administration OF the
university.
Frank Sublett Of San Benito
/ nitched his fraternity team this
week 70 q decisive victory over y
Half Moon fraternity baseball team,
intramural league winners last
spring. - a.
check while hts fellow members OF
Kama Sigma fraternity pounded
,e opposing pitchers.
lErhe Kappa Sigma team is favor
49, win the in.ramural baseball
Afnament.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Easter Articles
On Exhibit

Easter eggs. rabbits. and othcr
novelties m1de BY Members Of the
Sacred Heart church Altar society
for the ANIMAL E7ster sale. are 70
b. on display next week at he
home OF Mrs. John Closner. The
articles offer a wide range In choice
for Easter spccialties.
Orders may be placed with Mrs.
CloSner.
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Donna


@m
OFFICERS
The High School PIT. A. held
its regular meeting at the home
OF Mrs. <. J. Jamerson Monday az
ternocn. After the regular business
session the following officers were
elected.
Mrs. 3. j. Madison, president:
Mrs. @. o. Shelton. first vice
president; Mrs. "A. @. Mckinney,
second vice-president; Mrs. q. u,
Smell, third vice-president: and
Miss Louise Armstsong, secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. Ward Town
send sang q solo. Sing Me The
Rosary" accompanied BY Miss Mary
Turner Chumbley.
This is the last business meet
ing Of the year, for the next meet
ing will be a joint luncheon for
the teachers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
TWO HONOREES AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Misses Betty Richards and Eve
lyn Edwards we're honorees A. 4
birthday party on their tenth BIRTH
day. at the home OF Mrs. y. w.
Richards Saturday afternoon. The
guests were entertained with games
in the house and on the lawn. Re-
freshmentS we're served to:
Aline Spokesman, ImoRene
Weaver, Billie Marie Bunker or
Weslaco. Marjorie Madison, Ella
Gene Slingley, GeEe Tracy, Henri
eta Beasy. Phyllis Frame. Phyllis
Fisher. Katherine Davis. June
Stages Ruth Neil Marjorie Martel.
Grace Kendrick, and the honorees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-13
Comings, Goings

Miss Ollie Knight OF Austin Is
y guest in the z. X Gooorich noine'
wrx Knight p. Douglas and her
~.r+ner Mrs. r. S. Lynn OF Tulsa
ntla have returned from Mexico
lS,tr bv plane after spending sever
IN weeks there visiting points q
'lr4erest surrounding the city.
Mrs Otis Z. Scruggs OF Yoakum
/ 4 he weekend guest OF her sister
Mrs. s. NJ. Harvey
NJ John Closnrr was a visitor
FRIDAY in Eoinburs and McAlien-
pa,i Hooks. who has been p
~,sst several days or Mr.. and Mrs
lo,r Closner, has left for his home
iitica. N. Y. going by way ~
8~GaIveston wnere ae will take q
Fsteamer.
- and Mrs. Carroll c. Pearce
- IN return today TO #. sam
,sson. San Antonio. after SPEND
;nr the past week with IL ana
Mrs. Jervey.
- II r. Rigler Of san Antonio
- Mrs. "A. NJ. Houston OF Larch-
anu W ". returned Friday TO
snn antonio after spending q Few
- with Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer,
ss,her Of commerce hostess.
Z AIRS. <. A. McGary and children,
.ss;n and Erin. returned Sunday
.ss.ht to San Antonio after having
80 me weekend guests in the
LIRE Of Ms. Louis Brulay.
Mrs Willie +. George and Mrs
.soiI,e steele are st home after
f.rSfnr the Methodist Missionary
&erence Of West Texas IN Cor
1Ehristl, which closed FRIDAY.