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ONLY $11,950.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
ZACH &1S0

NEAOI1g Y+-OV' -
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. .
This unusual home is located in re-
etricted northwest community II a contains
4 large rooms and bath with built-in Penn
broke tub and shower. hardWoGd >, n TSgs
three large covered porchess bulit-n gaI ssis
extras. This home is in perfect condition1
and you should inspect 1t at once. Gan
Cleveland 1760-W,
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CHANCoT, NEW GLOUCESTER, ME: A
30-acre country home camp for children, 8
to 10 yrs: pine woods; excellent bathing
beach; mothers care by graduate dietician;
planned by experienced primary teacher with
special work in physiology; enrolment
limited to 10. Shepherd 2171. Mrs. b. H.
CHANDLER, P. H. B., l12 Chestnut ave-,
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WILL SACRIFICE MY BEAUTIFUL 5-RooM
bungalow in best section of Hyattsville for
$500; terms; original sale price, $500;
place, handsome gas stove and electric fx-
lures, f1oored attic, glassed-in sleeping porch,
garage, fenced grounds, virgin oak shade
Hyatfevilla kQ3
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CABIN JOHN PARK, MD-THOSE CON-
the marvellous plots containing one and
two acres, grand view; excellent schools; 100
iinson ave-, 20 min. drive from White House.
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WILL EXCHANGE m OR OUT OF TOWN
property for property more suited to your
ave. Natl. 3210. Ad. 977l.
MODERN TWO-sTORY APARTMENT COR
neTl. About 4 years old. "a apartments;
fully rented; in perfect conditions; showing
good return on investment of $l2,500 equity;
low operating expense; gross yearly income,
$500. Call Mr.. Bennett at
,oo. WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
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wANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

wANTED-dAs STATION SITES, ANY Lo-
cation.
ITO 9Th st. NE. Lincoln 1855.
WILL BUY SMALL PROPERTY FOR FILL
ing station or already established one IN
city or nearby. l. SOBHY, 1902 East Cap
itol, Washington, D. G. 81
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COMING PARADISE. CABIN JOHN PARK,
Md acres, IS bearing fruit trees, berries,
5-room house, INV. heat, electric light,
junior high school. car line; must be seen to
be appreciated: J. q. 1CENHOWER. Tom
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COLORED-SACRIFICE.
Price. $500

Il INV POyOOOs
am compelled to sell. and for .$2,5oo cash
from $4,000 to s8,5o0. The balance can be
placed with building and loan association
as nrst trust, payable monthly, thus avoid
ing future renewal charges
Located in first-clasS northwest location
modern improvements; in excellent condi-
ton. This is indeed bargain. Must sell
at once.
Address Box 448-J, Star Office.
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME, 5A ACRES LAND.
tractive lawn, very pretty shade trees and
shrubbery. Seldom do We have modern
brick home with this acreage at only
$4,000. DE sHAzo & McNAB' Bond Bldg;
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DESK SPACE FREE 70 PARTY WHO WI,
stay in ONCE during day. Address Box 154-t
Star ONCE.
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NICE LITTLE HOME OF R. & R. FOR
bath hot-water heat e!ectrifE n ghsS 6 gas
If desired for additional net eost. Fine
corner lot transportation at door. Nat.
o6Q1 Evenings Clav
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14TH STREET
Near Park rd.-Very attractive store, lax
40. with room in rear; double front display
windows.
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SHACK OR COTTAGE ON RIVER OR
canal between District line and Cabin John.
State exact location, price. terms. Address
Box 427-J, Star office. zoe
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BY OWNER-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
tional value. Full attic. Concrete cellar.
Built-in garage. Hot-water heat. Shade
trees. Apply on premises or telephone
CSraySon Decatur fi20
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INES-ON-S SEVERN
See sample bungalow bargain; sale or rent.
Arnold Station, W., B. & A. Railway. North
Shore. L. G. TURNER, Central Savings
Bank Bldg. Baltimore. Plaza 1858
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MAST COVE CAMP,
Boys, and girls, s to IA Limited to about
80. Vigorous climate, salt water bathing,
sports, excursions, crafts; home care. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanwood Cobb, directors. Wiscon-
sin 2673
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REAL. EsTATF-LOANs.

LET US CONSOLIDATE YOUR FIRST AND
second trusts; reasonable discount; no ep-
praisal fee. Met. 1900, Clev. 02l6.
LIST AND Ind TRUST LOANS PROMPTLY
negotiated; lowest rates. Rehnancing, JAMES
N. HUGHES, 1927 Eye Sc. National 9312.
MONEY TO LOAN ON p. G. REAL ESTATE
In any amount at prevailing interest JESSE
L. HEISKELL Ills Eye st. NV.
MONEY. DELIVERED MMEpIATELY
F1N sae CO.. $40 BOND sids $50
SEE ME FIRST-lst, and AND 3rd TRUSTS;
no red tape; quick service; reasonable
5000, repay $3.50 wk. $500, repay $50 w.
$500, repay s.. so wk. 5000, repay $3.50 VIZ.
$1,000, repay $3.50 wk. $4,000 repay 5000 Wk.
81, 800 repay $l2; SO wk. $1,000 repay $500 VIZ.
$500, repay $3.50 WIZ. $4,000. repay $40 90 VIZ.
Above payments include principal and in:
terest and can be srranged monthly and
DR.. A. HENRY, INC, 1915 Eye st. NV.
(where Eye st. meets N. Y. aveJ.
SECOND TRUST LOANS.
DISTRICT LOAN PROCUREMENT CO,
TIC 18th st. NV. Met. 1901. 26'
QUICK MONEY
TO LEND, End AND Srd TRUSTS: 500 TO
$4,000 ON MARYLAND AND D. O. HOMES;
THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TRANSACT
TIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE.
c. F. WARING,
1915 ST. NV. NATL sl13.
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SUMMER CAMPS.

CAMP wETTPQUIN FOR GIRLS GREAT
Choptank River, Eastern Shore, Nd; $50
acres; water sports, crafts, etc; no strict
routine; fresh food, tested water; references
exchanged. Mrs. N. I. DASHIELL, 1927 st.
Paul St, Baltimore, Md.
SMALL COTTAGE NEAR POTOMAC RIVER,
half way Cabin John, $12. Inquire 1850 CO.
lumbia I'd, after 5 Sunday or write D.
HOFFMAN,
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SALE-SUBURBAN,

SUBURBAN FREEDOM WITH CITY M:
provements; 10 minutes from 18th st. and
Prices. $500 up AURORA HILLS HOMES.
INC, Mt. Vernon Blvd. at Frazier ave.
SIX ACRES, BALTIMORE PIKE. LONG
frontage close in, $1,000 Three acres, $500.
DE SHAzO & McNAB, Bond Bldg, Nat. 1894.
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OPEN SUNDAY.

Best buy in Chevy Chase; 1902 Mckinley st.
Brick, rooms, 2 baths, near Connecticut
COLORED. BRICK HOUSE NEAR DUPONT
Circles large rooms, baths, pantries,
h.-wh., garage, splendid repair. North 2082.
try brick home in outstanding community;
construction equal to homes priced at four
times my price of $6,175. JOHN YOUNG,
Adams 1854
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RENT-oFFTCE SPACE.

FRONT SUITE OF OFFICES, CONSIsTu
of 8 rooms, in 8-story building in financ
center; $65. Apply 1925 18th ST.
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SUBURBAN. OWNER OUT OF TOWN MUST
sell Groom and bath BUNGALOW, ami: newly
decorated inside and out; completely fur
nished like new; lot 50x120; good ST.; near
cars and bus; 10 minutes to 18th st. Sacrt-
flee, $4,000: best of terms.
231 Addison ave-, Virginia Highlands.
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ing, preferably furnished, for small contract
ing business Address Box 492-J, Star ONCE
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OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

Ridge, Clarke County, Va; overlooking beau
tiful Shenandoah River; IS acres land--all
G. CLARENCE MILLER. Winchester, Va.
GENTLEMAN'S COLONIAL HOME-OVER-
looking historic Winchester; 40 acres of nat
ural beauty; walks trees shrubbery to har-
monte. r. E. PERRINE, Attorney, Win
chester, Va.
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DO YOU WANT A BIG HOUSE WITH VERY
large, comfortable rooms, at very little cost?
Well, here it is: Seven rooms flour bed
rooms) sleeping porch, bath; hot-water heat
tionary tubs, etc; lot go #. by l25 #: 40
Gated Hyattsville. three SQUARES from Baltt-
more boulevard and railroad station. Price.
only $500, or $l0.500 with I'VE acres Of
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WASHINGTON F-Arny girls

: WASHINGTON F-Army girls
in Washington present the ultra
feminine mode in dance frocks this
season in striking contrast to the
background OF severe tailor-made
uniforms OF their escorts.
Feather fans. flowers. beads and
bows are favored for that demure
effect which the up-to-date men,
bers OF the younger set prefers.
Mrs. Coolidge introduced the
huge feather fan az a White House
party last winter and since then II
has been gaining in vogue. Mrs.
Edward Everett Gam. sister Of the
vice-president, carries a huge one
OF gold feathers which was sent
her as a gift.
So many artificial flowers are
worn BY the younger girls that
often they cover the whole shoulder
and side. In color they range from
flame to green and in kind from
orchids to violetS.
Katherine Carr. daughter Of Col.
and Mrs. Daniel Carr and Miss
Jane Crosby, daughter OF Major
General and Mrs. Herbert Crosby
are two popular army girls in the
capitals younger set. Major Cen
eral Crosby has just been named
by President Hoover to head the
districts police.
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after q visit with her mother. Mrs.
J.. w. Holt here.
Mrs. James Clark was a tea
guest Of Mrs. c. G. Pease, Edinburg,
Tuesday. when the latter enter
tanned In honor Of her sister.
Mrs. 9. A. Davis and Miss Ruth
Reid. Edinburg teachers. spent Sat-
urday as guests in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Flynt Sorrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conkright, their son
Theodore and wife and son and
Miss Lowry, are here visiting at the
home Of their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. /. ". Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Hall OF Edin-
burg were guests Of the Harry
Hanes' family Saturday.
Mrs. r. p. Conway and Mrs. B. M.
Strong returned from San Antonio
the last Of the week. Mrs. Conway
had accompanied her aunt, Mrs.
Latham thither on her way to her
way to her home in California.
II =. 0lAAeiAs e -.
Stewart, Florence M. Hayer and t.
B. Sammons returned Monday
from San Antonio, after a weeks
stay there. They attended the Grand
Opera performances.
Mrs. Grunewald returned Monday
from K~ingsville. where she had
spent the weekend with her bro
ther-in-law and family.
Allan Bourgeois Is here from Tam
poo. Mexico.
Mrs. Ollin Rome returned the last
OF the week from Cuero.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Moore, Pro-
Ereso. we're here Monday.
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Primera League
Gives Shower

The Epworth League Of the Pri-
mera Methodist church sponsored a
shower at the home Of Rev. II. B.
Day, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. j. q.
MCGEE. A large number Of friends
Of the honored couple participated
in the affair. Living rooms were
decorated in q color scheme Of or
ange and white. with a suggestion
Of the Easter motif.
Amelia Blalock and Bruce Day
played a piano duet, Mrs. Spurrier
sang a solo. and Mrs. Ward gave q
piano number as the musical pro-
gram OF the evening.
Junior Casey, dressed as an Easter
rabbit, brought in a decorated wagon
on which was a large egg contain
ing the gifts. Presentation OF the
gifts was accompanied by an APP
propriate poem.
Punch and cake were served as
refreshments late in the evening.
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the program. the subject being the
United States.
Mrs. r. NJ. VIM made a splendid
talk on Dramatic Backgrounds Of
the United States" Mrs. 8. II.
Collier had for her subject The
Interesting Personality OF Eugene
O'Neil."
An interesting feature OF the
afternoon was a round table dis
cussion, led by Mrs. Fred Wright,
on the play, Marcos Millions"
Fifteen members were in atten-
dance.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON
GUESTS

Mrs. John Rouse, Mrs r. Fl.
Kern. Mrs. O.. G. Fittz OF Mercedes.
and Mrs. d. w. Iford and Mrs.
Harold Pugl Of Weslaco. motored
to Brownsville Saturday where they
attended a bridge luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Martin Pugh. Mrs.
III. Klolin and Mrs. j.. Styles COM
pleted the guest list for two tables
Of bridge which followed the lovely
luncheon.
The rooms showed added attrac-
Continued on page I'D
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Grafton Of Women's clubs, the league
voted TO send a donation Of IS to the
chairman Of the Fifth District loan
fund, which Will be forwarded TO
San Antonio.
Mrs. Pearl Nuckols was appointed
delegate to the Fifth District con-
vention to be held in Del Rio in
April, and Mrs. w. j. Vertrees. Mrs.
O.. Everson, and Hiss Mamie Bourne
will represent the league at the
meeting Of the City Federation next
Thursday.
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BETTY MELDEN Is
BUNCO HOSTESS

Msis Betty Melden was hostess
at a very ENJOYABLE affair at her
home In ~Sharyland last Saturday
evening. having as her guests twelve
OF her friends. Bunco was PLAYED.
The decorations favored Saint
Patrick's color. green being prom
inent both in the floral and other
Effects.
Guests included the Misses Jose
phine Meador. Hattie Kunze. Eliza
beth Anderson. Grace Schlensig.
Gertrude Kunze. Mary Sweenv.
Norman Ellis. Milton Trapp. Eldln
LonEwell. Robert Borman and the
brother Of the hostess. Bobby Mel
den. Misses Rudolph and Pratt.
teachers in the Sharyland schools.
also were guests.
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Visitors Day Draws
Large Crowd

A large group Of patrons OF the
Grammar school visited the school
today set aside as special Visitors
Day for parents and friends OF the
pupils.
Interesting art exhibits. were in
spected and special musical pro-
grams presented by the children
were enjoyed during the afternoon
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Mission
CIVIC LEAGUE
PLANS CIRCUS"

NAFA0
PLANS CIRCUS"
Mesdames Fred Guerin and Esther
Ferguson were hosts TO the mem
bers Of the Civic League, that or
ganization meeting at their home
in East Mission on 10th Street Mon
day afternoon. I.
Mrs +. j. Caldwell presided. and
considerable business was transact
ed after the reading Of the minutes
by Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer, Sec
rotary.
Mrs. McAskil Of Edinburg, the
chairman OF dramatics for the
Fifth liberated district was pres
ent and addressed the women OF
the club. Mrs. McAskil plans. with
the cooperation of the local wo-
men, to put on the boards a cir
Gus, the first day Of May. Accord
ing to Mrs. McAskil. this has proven
n great success wherever attempted.
and the proceeds In this city will
be devoted by the club to the beau
LITIGATION plan they have in mind.
Mrs Esther Ferguson sang The
Four Winds" and ITO You" accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. J. w.
Holt.
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Mercedes
GIFT SHOWER FOR
BRIDE-ELECT

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
King was a scene Of beautiful APP
pointments on Monday evening
when the members Of the Joy Wes-
lev Sunday School class Of the
Methodist church we're hosts at
a surprise gift shower for Miss
Jewell DunsUn, a member Of the
class, whose marriage TO Tony
Rupert. also a resident Of Merce-
DIES. will take place in the near
future.
A color scheme OF white and
green was chosen with St. Patrick
symbols being used. Lovely roses
filled vases and baskets.
The evening was spent in con-
tests and playing games. with
trophies being awarded Mrs. a.
Tastera and Miss Anna Ripert.
1t was then announced that st.
Patrick favors would be found BY
each following a string. one end
which was given each guest. Every
che found St. Patrick favors with
the exception OF Miss Dunson. who
found many lovely gifts for a bride
to-be, from her many friends who
were present.
Those enjoying this pretty af-
fair were Miss Dunson. Mrs. George
Rupert, Misses Mary and Anna
Rupert, Misses Agnes and Eva
Streckfus. Mrs. Henry Lauderdale,
Miss Mary Heacock. Miss Ophelia
Byars. Mrs. r. A. Hanshaw. Miss
jamie Wood. Miss Julia Castelar,,
Mrs. w. w. Crockett. Mrs. w. p.
Cunningham. Mrs. Ray Miller, Mrs.
L. Donnelly. Miss Alma Whatley,
Mrs. Harold Roland, Mrs. N. l..
Harrington. Mrs. Paul Ruckell, Mrs.
r. r.. Talbert. Miss Clara Termann.
Mrs. G. p. Dunson. Miss Ruth Pierce,
Miss Alma Reeves. Miss Katherine
Dunson and Mrs. @. A. King.
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All children are subject to little
upsets. They come at unexpected
times. They seem twice as serious
in the dead of night. But there's
one form Of comfort on which a
mother can always rely; good old
Castoria. This pure vegetable
preparation can't harm the tiniest
infant. Yet mild as it is. it soothes
a restless, fretful baby like nothing
else. Its quick relief soon sees the
youngster comfortable once more,
back to sleep. Even an attack Of
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CLUBS TO MEET
JOINTLY

The Girl Reserves held their
cabinet meeting on Thursday even
ing last, at the home of Miss Merle
Holmes. with Miss Melross Stops
presiding.
Considerable business OF import
ance was conducted. Completion Of
plans for a meeting when the two
local clubs will meet jointly. was
made. The Girl Reserves also have
promised to assist the chamber Of
commerce with the banquet planned
for next Friday.
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NEW OFFICERS
PRESIDE

The new officers Of the Delphian
chapter were in charge Of the meet
ing OF that organization last Fri
dav. meeting in the basement Of the
First Methodist church. Mrs. 4. =
Caldwell. newly elected president
presided at the business session,
which included routine affairs.
Mrs. Esther Ferguson was study
leader, and gave an Introductory
TO the Study Of Renaissance Paint
ing or Introductory Talk, followed
bv a talk by Mrs r. B. Waite on
"The Elements Of Unusual Beauty
ard Score OF Our Years Study.
Mrs. Moulden Smith discussed
Ancient Paintings. Mrs Agnew
the Byzantine Paintings and the
italian Revival. with Mrs. T. 3,
Waite concluding the lesson topics
with a STUDY OF Pictures. A gen.
eral discussion of the lesson con-
cluded the meeting.
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DAD ~ DAUGHTER
R GIVEN

The Sharyland Girl Reserves.
newly organized and poppy coterie
of Sharyland school students. gave
a Dad and DAUGHTER party. the az
fair being held in the study hall Of
she Sharyland school.
The entire school board were
among the guests Of honor. every
one having a daughter for that even
ing.
Miss Margaret Ellis. Girl Reserves
president. was mistress OF ceremo-
MES. A program was given at the
conclusion OF which. manv games
and "skits" and "take-offs" were
enjoyed. Delicious refreshments
were served bv the hostess.
Misses Clara Pratt and Esther
Rudolph. SPONSORS for the Girl Re-
serves, yer also present.
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INFORMAL PARTY
At EWING HOME

MI. and Mrs. II. II. Ewing were
hosts at an informal bridge party
AZ their home on Dougherty Avenue
SATURDAY.. having three tables OF
PLAYERS. including the host and
hostess.
Guests were Messrs and Mesdames
Wilbur Close, James Clark. r. a.
Dimmick. W. r. Parrish and ]. M
Holland and Creighton Close.
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HARDINS
DINNER-BRIDGE CLUB

The Friday Mite Dinner-Brioge
club met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. l.. Hardin last week. a
three-course dinner preceding p
games Of bridge. The Saint Patrick
theme was chosen for decorations.
Mrs. S. M. Duffie and DR.. Bur-
nett won high scores, Mrs. Dade
Hester and Col. Duffie low.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Ewers we're
the only out OF club guests.
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Delegates Appointed
At Ciuic League Meet
e
!

A number Of important business items occupied attention Of the Civic
League at its monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at the Methodist
4 church. with fourteen members In attendance. Roll call vas answered
" ~ quotations OF current events.
Cooperating with the educational. loan fund program Of the State Fed
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CLUB MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McHenry en-
tertained the members Of the Fri
day Evening bridge club and a few
guests at the regular meeting OF
the club on Friday evening. The
St. Patrick's theme was carried out
in the decorations and refreshments.
Calendulas and verbenas were the
favorite flowers.
Mrs. Joe Price and Weaks Martin
were high score winners, Mrs. z. B.
Balthrope. low scorer.
Out of club guests included
Messrs. and MeSdameS w. r. Bla-
lock. +. r. Card. Dugat, Plyler, Mrs.
Peatty. Mrs. McLand and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. 3. Balthrope.
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DINNER GIVEN FOR
SCHOOL A

A st. Patrick color scheme was
chosen for the dinner given Mon
day night for the local school board
By the Home Economics clasA un-
der the direction Of Miss Thelma
CLAYTON. Table and floral decora-
tions emphasized the green and
range color note.
Mesdames j. r. Ewers and 9. ID.
the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21

A number Of Mission women.
members OF the local Delnhian
chapter. were in Edinbrrg Monday
'fternoon. offending a luncheon or
Valley Deluhian chapters. which was
given at the Bluebonnet Cafe.
A splendid program was enjoyed
nd offices for the Federation we're
N'acted for the coming year. Two
Mission women we're elected: Mrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21

fection- Stops irritation and pain. Mothers
Salve is pleasantly scented. easy TO use
and quick to act. Full directions on every
Jar. IL Is for sale and recommended BY
all druggists Two sizes, use and Soc
Vaporize Mothers Salve" for Colds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
MRS. DeCELL CLUB
HOSTESS

Mrs. w. w. DeCell was reelected
president OF the Needle Craft club
at a most enjoyable meeting held
at the home OF Mrs. "A. x. Phillips,
Mrs. j. G. Ward was reelected
vice president and Mrs. Phillips.
secretary and treasurer.
Following two hours at needle
work. the hostess served a tempting
refreshment course.
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collie, or diarrhea, yields to the
soothing influence Of Castoria.
Keep Castoria in mind, and keep
q bottle in the house-always.
Give a few drops to any child
whose tongue is coated. or whose
breath is bad. Continue with
Castoria until the child IS grownl
Every drugstore has Castoria: the
genuine has Chas. III. Fletcher's
signature on the wrapper.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21

r. j. Caldwell, vice -preSident, Mrs.
Esther Ferguson, treasurer.
The local women attending were
MeSdames L. j.. Caldwell, T. 3.
Waite M. Smith. George Agnew,
Jewell Hill, Esther Ferguson, Fred
Guerin and w. r. Parrish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21
TEA HONORS


Honoring her daughter, MIS-.
Mackay Solenberger. and Mrs. j. w.
Holt entertained at tea on Saturday
afternoon at her home on Dougherty
Avenue. The time was very plea
sanity spent in conversation. Guests
were: Mescames II. II. Ewing, Q.
r. Wood and Forsythe, the latter
Of Harrington, also Miss Myrtle
Hatch Of this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-21

Mrs. George Marshall returned
home from San Antonio and Runge
the last of the week.
Ransome Walker and Henry Nor
gan were home from Texas Tech.
for a few days last week.
Mrs. Mackay Solenberger has re-
turned to her home in Atlanta, Ga,