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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-20
The Bidding

At auction the bidding would be
South n no trump, West pass. Due
to the 30 honors in clubs, some play
ers with North's holding will take out
with two clubs, but South will go back
to two no trump.
At contract South would open the
contracting with two no trump. which
North would carry to three.
The Play
The three spot, his fourth best
spade, Is opened by West, dummy
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Acker Sees Tax Relief Possibility in Improvement of Missouri

alton and control Of water and sew-
age disposal plants"
At the afternoon session, s. ?
Ravnos, Mandan, will speak on 1.-The
Municipal laboratory for water sup
ply CONTROL" c. G.. Blough, Grand
Forks, on Methods of customer bill
ing; account for fixed properties" A.
w. Gauger and Irvine Lavine, Grand
Forks, on Chemical engineering
aspect Of water and sewage treat
ment-modern methods Of water
softening;" and c. s. Childs, Mime
apolis, on Water OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
illuminate as a coagulant."
A banquet and round table discus
sion is scheduled for the evening.
Speakers at the final meeting, De-
cember 10, will be: N. T. Bourke and
Alexis Diak, Grand Forks, on Pumps
and pumping machinery: internal
combustion engines; steam power ma
chinery; operation and COSTS" w. S.
Roller, Grand Forks, on Public
health methods Of insuring that wa
ter is potable; sanitary analysis" H
E. Simpson. Grand Forks, on Ground
water supplies for cities;" A. C.. jan
zig. Minneapolis, on Laboratory con-
troll Of filter plants" G. A. Johnson
or recent developments in the field
Of chlorination;" and A. L. Bavone
on Disposal of creamery wastes"
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state expenditure; and that ll.49 per
cent Of all taxes were spent for strict
ly state purposes including the main
tenance of institutions Of higher
learning.
THE failure of assessors to assess
property in conformity with the 100
per cent basis required by u state
constitution and laws is responsible
for glaring inequalities in taxation
among various classes Of taxable
property, among property owners and
among taxing districts" the report
says.
Urges County Assessors
The failure of many municipalities
to assess property in conformity with
the statutory requirement OF full
value results in inequality Of taxation,
as it causes farm property and other
property assessed at full value TO bear
more than its fair share OF county
and state taxes. It is apparent that
assessors. in their. assessment of GER
tain classes of property. are wilfully
disregarding the statutory require
lnent of assessment on the full value
basis"
Mr.. Acker's report said that 1T is
only fair to the assessors to state that
since 1920 virtually no market value
has existed for farm lands"
Mr.. Acker strongly recommended
adoption Of q county assessor system
THE county should be maze the
unit Of assessment In place OF the
present local taxing districts" he said
Every state tax commissioner or taA
commission Is urging the need fol
GENERALIZATION Of property assessment
under the control and direction Of q
county assessor. who in turn func.
tons under the direction Of the taz
commissioner"
Would Apportion Utility Tax
Discussing assessment and taxation
OF public utility property. Mr.
Acker recommended several changes
in the statutes.
I'm order that there may be ne
question concerning the authority o.
the state board Of equalization to as.
sess the franchise and operating
property Of electric, steam heat. gas
and water utilities" the report said
the legislature should enact a law
providing: % A method of assess
ment and a procedure which will en-
able the tax department to obtain in
formation necessary to the deter
mination OF a fair valuation; and e.
a method of apportionment Of as.
sessed value among taxing districts
A sufficient appropriation to cove,
the necessary travelling expenses II
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dean Of the school Of engineering, on
Fire protection: pressures depend
ent on sizes and looping Of mains;;" q.
A. Abbott, dean Of the school Of
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chemistry, or Problems in sewage
disposal" H. e. French, dean of the
medical school, on what is Potable
Water" and A. L. Bavone, on "Oper-
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South Dakota motorists paid a low
er tax rate, 1895 on more cars,
169, 325, this year than last year,
1858 on 161 900 machines.
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to distraint. regardless Of sale or

to distraint. regardless Of sale or
transfer.
The statute should specifically pro-
vide for the assessment by the auditor
of a building omitted by the assessor,
or II the location thereof is not prop
erly listed. provided the property has
not passed into the hands Of an inno-
cent purchaser.
Neither the hail tax, nor any other
lien, should be permitted to hamper
tax collections by hindering tax sales.
Amendment Of chapter 242, laws Of
1929. so that after delinquent person.
al property taxes have been entered
and extended against real estate that
If the real property is subject to liens
which are superior to the personal
property tax, SO entered and extend
ed, that 1t be left discretionary with
the county auditor as to whether such
personal property taxes shall be in
cluded In the amount shown in the
notice Of tax sale. | -
School Tax For All FL
Provision should be made for levy
Ing the school tax against every resi-
dent 81 years Of age and over; repeal
Of the road poll tax as obsolete; re-
peal Of the grain tax law, and pro-
vision should be made for exception
from taxation Of all grain, hay and
feed.
Taxation Of express property should
be changed to the gross earnings
basis. with q rate of about l per cent
Of gross earnings.
A law should be enacted imposing a
gross receipt tax on persons and cor
porations engaged In the business OF
transporting property and persons,
baggage and express by motor vehicle
over any public highway In the state
between fixed terminal and over a
regular route, the tax to be In lieu
of all other taxes: such q law should
be enacted unless constitutional linn
itations interfere.
$35,461,S67 Levied
The grand total tax bill Of the
state and local government combined
was $35,46l $751;" the report says. "Of
this total the amount available to the
state government after disbursing
state aid and deducting the amount
available for highway purposes was
$4.074,648 which constituted 1l.4e
per cent Of the grand total tax bill OF
the state for that year." Fiscal year
ending June 30. 193O.)
The report states further that the
state levy constituted 1882 per cent
of the total property tax levy: that
the state collected 24.0o of all taxes in
the state: that the state retained
1882 per cent Of all taxes for direc,
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Article No. IS
BY WIN. e. MKENNEY
American Bride League

The play to the first trick very often
governs the success or the failure of
a hand. Keen play is required by the
declarer to 60 game in the following
hand IL he makes a mistake on the
first trick. Good play on the part. of
the opponent will defeat his contract.
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Oak Park, ILL.,, has fixed midnight
as curfew hour for midget golf
courses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

Mission. enjoyed a white wirF hunt
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. owen COUNSEL spent
the weekend in Corpus Christi.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Baker enter
tanned their father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baker and
daughter Margaret or Oklahoma
City and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Landry
OF Mission Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. IL Wise and
family and Mr.. and hrs. A. F..
Christensen Of San Antonio spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Wise Or WeslacO.
Mesdames j.. j. Mulkey and
Claude Hilburn and mother called
at the home or Mrs. RheuIan of
Alton. Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs Rheu-
Ian left Wednesday for their new
home nc LameSa.
A. Z. Christensen of San Antonio
arrived at the home or Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Wise to spend a weeks vaca-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Newport and
daughter. Ruth of Harlingen we're
guests at the home or Mrs. r. K.
Newport, Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Urban. who has been
spending her vacation with friends
and relatives at Fort Worth and
Enid. Oklahoma. returned to her
home Wednesday.
Sunday guests at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard ferguson were
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FOR their home in Mason. They
were guests for several days OF
Judge and Mrs. j. T.. Leslie.
MIR. and Mrs. John Haden and
Jean Haden returned Saturday from
a trip - Kerrville. Miss Haden has
spent the summer in Camp Waldo
mar.
Miss Mackie Leslie or Mason IS a
guest in the home Of her brother,
Judge J. F Leslie. Miss Mackie will
Be a member Of the Edinburg fac
ulty the cemlng year.
Mrs. Herbert j. King and three
children OF san Antonio LETT Satur-
day for their home after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph King and fam
ily.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pfeiffer and Mr..
and Mrs. John Haden and Miss
Timm spent the Labor Day holi-
days in Monterrey
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Hyndman Will
leave next Saturday for San Ben
ito where they will make their home
in the future.
Mrs. Y. K. Collins and baby daugh-
ter. who have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. =. Ragsdale have
returned TO their home in Oklahoma
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A NJ. Weir and lit
tie daughter have returned from
their summer trip spent at various
Texas points. Mr.. Weir. junior
high school athletic coach, instruct
ed at a boys camp nea KerrVille.
later he took a several weeks in
struction course at a. a. NJ. College.
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dred spent the weekend in Corpus
Christi.
Mrs. j. W. Calling has as her
guest her mother. Mrs. j. II. Lane
OF Hearne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Paxton, Jr.,
and Mrs. j. G. Paxton, Sr.. are en-
Joying a visit in Kerrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Rogers and
family left Thursday for an extend
ed visit IL Kansas.
Miss Bernice Gates. who has been
tie guest Of her sister. Mrs. c. c.
Mcdaniel, left Sunday Tor her home
in Coleman.
Rev. S. A. Strapp Of Pharr was a
guest minister at Alliance Taber-
nacle here Sunday.
William Horn, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. z. Horn is rapidly improving az
ter having undergone an operation
Thursday at the McAllen municipal
hospital.
Homer l.. Leonard. editor Of the
McAllen Monitor returned Saturday
morning from Rolla, Missouri. where
he spent several weeks as the guest
Of his parents.
Mrs. George Palmer returned FRI
day from a five weeks trip TO Chi
cago and Gilman. Illinois.
Mrs. J. NJ. Andrews. who under
went an operation for appendicitis
about ten days ago is much improv-
ed and has been taken 10 her home
southeast of town.
Mrs. G. c. Pritchard arrived last
week from Chicago for a visit In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Samp-
son She was accompanied TO Nc
Allen BY Jean Sampson. who spent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Oar Moody and
daughter Dianne Of Harrington and
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammond OF Dallas, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Morrow Of McAllen-
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins and two
daughters Of McAllen. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gray and family enjoyed q
white wing fry Monday.
The North Mission Home Demon
stSation club will meet &C the home
of Mrs. Clarence Jewett OF Alton
Friday. August 5. A program Of the
current magazines will be given.
Mrs. A. T.. Goble will be leader OF
the program.
The II. IT, "A. OF the Parochial
school Of Mission will meet at the
home OF Mrs. y. VT. Tanner or North
Mission. Thursday. Sept. 4. A husi-
ness meeting will be held and new
officers elected for the new year.
Mesdames James Nash. Fred Hedges
and Sheldon Smith will assist Mrs.
Tanner as hostess for the day.
The S~haryland II. %. club will
meet al the home or Mrs. Glenn
mons IN the MisEion-McAllen
highway. September 9.
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tn summer visiting her grand
mother and aunt IN Chicago. Mrs.
PIitchard formerly lived in the Val
ley and served for several years as
president Of the Valley federation
Of women's clubs.
Miss Bernice Gates OF Coleman
who was visiting in the city was
a guest OF the ID. w. GlaSscock fam
lily in Mercedes Thursday and Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Jones and
children returned Thursday night
from Kerrvilie. where Mrs. Jones
and children have been for the past
five weeks.
Charles Cook. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hader
left the last OF the week for his
hcme in Quanah.
Mrs. j. 3. Fowler. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. L. O'Neall, left Fri
cay for her home IN Robstown.
Mrs. Fowler is a sister OF Mr.
ONeall.
Mrs. A. 3. Cockrum and Mrs. +
Z. Osborn were guests Of friends IN
San Benito Friday.
Mrs. w. w. Daugherty nd Miss
Martha Daugherty have returned
from Liberty. Missouri. and are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Daugherty. Jr.
Miss Helen Blair has returned
home from a vacation spent in san
Antonio.
Mrs. Walter Savage has as her
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Bond OF
Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Brockman and
Mss Marie Brockman left Saturday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
North Mission

Ncrth Mission families who at
tended the Ohio picnic held at the
Fair Park at Harrington Monday
were Messrs and Mesdames A. j.
Barga. Updike, William Sellers and
children, G. l.. Barnes of West Mis-
sion. Mrs. Harley Barnes and
children OF Mission. MesdameS O.. $.
Culver and Leroy Tryon Of North
Mission.
DR.. NJ. Smith and family are now
/ occupying their new home in North
Mission.
Mrs. Dan Stell OF HarIingen and
Mrs. Coy Stevens Of Sharyland were
guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Y. Z Newport. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K v. Thorpe OF
Sharyland entertained Mr. and Mrs
Benjamin Thorpe. Mrs. o. A. Parks
or North Mission and Mrs. Loyal
Gallon and children OF Weslacc
with a family dinner Friday.
Rev. McNeal. wife and daughter
and Miss Estelle Gray Of Harlin-
gen were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mrs. George Jones CT.
Conway Darlington left for Waco
Oh a business trip Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bridges and
son CT Bowie. arrived Tuesday and
will spend a few days az the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Darlington be-
fore moving to their citrus farm
formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs
Gray.
"A party composed or Messrs John
and James Terrell and their father
of Mission. Mr.. Ritter or San An
torio and r. =. Newport OF North
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part in the study and inspirational
program. The Rev. Bolton Boone.
Of San Antonio, field secretary, will
also be present, and Will probably
preach the Sunday morning SER
mon.
Saturday night has been named
STUNT night. and the remainder
OF the time will be spent in confer
enceS. study lectures. reports and
other interesting features. Dele
gates are 70 be guests Of the Edin-
burg league.
The local Epworth League took
up the matter Of attending the led
GRAFTON session at their monthly
council on Monday evening. md
nearly fifty members are planning
70 attend. Ii was decided to have
a bus leave the chuIch at $50 p.
m. Saturday for any OF those desir-
ing 10 90 this way.
a business meeting is to be held
on Friday evening 10 complete ar
rangements for the trip and also
to complete a stunt to be presented
on stunt night All members are
urged to attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Club Compliments
Member on Birthday

The Wednesday Bridge club menu
,bers were entertained this week az
Ahe home Of Mrs. Eugene Richards
The affair was in honor Of Mrs.
Harry Holl0well whose birthday it
was and the club presented her
with a luncheon cloth. Pretty red
roses were placed about the rooms
where bridge was played.
High score award was received BY
Mrs. Arthur Pitt and cut BY Mrs.
Ralph Desmond Sandwiches. peach
shortcake ana coffee were served
after the games.
Present we're Mesdames Harry
Hollowell. Louis Bauers. William
Brown. Arthur Pitt. Katherine COL
Inns and Ralph Desmond and Miss
Beatrice Friedman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Students Form
Baylor Club At
Mercedes Meet

MERCEDES, Sept A. A Rio
Cirande Valley Baylor University
CLUB vas organized one evening
during the past week at a round
up" held 81 the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Fleet Lentz with Miss Glass
and Dorcas Meadows Of Waco. who
have been spending some time IN
San Benito. joint hOstesses.
Ralph Lee Of Harrington. was
elected president Of the organiza-
ton and Miss Lentz was eiected sec
rotary. Other officers will be elect
cd at the university when the club
begins activities.
Upon arrival the guests were
given miniature Round ups the
college annual. in which we're sche-
duled the events Of the evenings
entertainment. representing the
different departments in the an
nual.
Autographs Of those present were
obtained for the "Round-up's''
which were done III green and gold.
college colors. The same color note
OF green and gold was seen in
floral decorations on the lawn and
in the refreshment plate which was
served later in the evening.
The evening was spent in ap-
propriate games. he hostesses being
assisted in the amenities by Miss
Lentz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet
LentZ.
The following guests were pres
ent. oil OF whom are planning "a
attend school at Baylor University
this year or next year: Ralph Lee
Of Harrington: Orval Johns. Ohio
Brown. T. T. Littlefield. Trrett Rob-
erts. Joe Mewshaw. James Maddox
Cecil Dyer and Ralph Johns OF
San Benito; Mildred Wesley. Ruth
Grantham. Elvin Grantham and
Elwood Bishop Of Rio Hondo: Leo
Davis. J. c. Pike. Lum r. Sims and
Jack Hays OF Weslaco: Demmoree
voorhees, and Ruth Louise Robin
son or La Feria: Misses Priscilla
Wade and Nadine Lentz OF Mer-
cedes. and Misses Eloise Glass and
Dorcas Meadows OF Waco.
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a a meeting Of the Valley executive
board in No cedes on September Il.
AT that time she will meet with
the members from various Valley
towns. and they will unite in work
ing out "A constructive program.
Miss Allen. 1t Is understood. ex-
poets To introduce several new fea-
lures in the work here.
The new secretary visited In
Brownsville OH Wednesday meeting
with Mrs. Geo. NJ. Smith. secretary
OF the local board. and with sew
eral y. w. G. A. workers. to dis
cuss conditions and needs IN
Brownsville.
The first meeting Of the local
board is scheduled for Sept. %.
Miss Allen came to the Valley
this fall TO take the place Of Miss
Lillian Hooking. who resigned al
ter several years work with the
federation.
Miss Hooking is now at her home
iii Seattle. and will spend the year
working toward her PHI. ID. degree,
having given up Y work for this
reason.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
COMPLIMENTARY AFFAIR
GIVEN SATURDAY

Mrs. n. II. Laycock was hostess
Saturday afternoon at home when
she entertained with an attractive
bridge party as a farewell compli-
nlent 70 Mrs. w. D. Hyndman. who
IS leaving shortly 70 make her home
IN San Benito.
The personnel included Mesdames
E. Z. Cannon. <. ID. Mathis, Horace
Etchison, Cecil Beerman. George
Wilson, L. L. ONeall and r. Harris.
Mrs. +. D. Mathis was awarded
the high score prize. Mrs. Hynd-
man was presented with a pretty
gift.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
CLUB AND GUESTS
ENTERTAINED

Mrs w. w. Dausherty was hostess
Saturday afternoon TO the members
Of the Little Bridge club and a num-
her Of guests.
High score prize was received by
Mrs Walter Savage and low score
prize went to Mrs. George Edwards.
The personnel included Mesdames
Jay Harkey. A. A. Bonneau. w. III.
Duncan. r. <. Frisby. w. W. Jones.
Everett Myers George Palmer. Wal
ter Savage, Ike Edwards. George
Edwards, r. L. Leary and Hinkle Or
San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Methodist Zone
Holds Conference

Approximately 100 representa-
tives from the various Methodist
missionary societies attended the
meeting OF the Cameron county
zone at La Feria on wednesday.
An interesting program was car
ried out. Delegates were guests OF
the La Feria society at lunch.
Those present from Brownsville
were Mesdames G. N. Hill, presi-
dent OF the zone: Willie A. George,
pariiamentarian: j.. x. Bull, c. w.
Colgin, ". l.. Conrad. F. Z. Morris,
w. d. McBryde. Marshall, E. A.
Sterling and F. II. Trimble.
Port Isabel had six representa-
tiyes. including Mesdames Clara
Sumpter, II. w. Bryant. John Wat
kins, e. Z. Jaenisch. II. c. Brian
and Miss Maude Akin.
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AIcAllen
BRIDGE PARTY At
R0ITCH HOME

Nr. and Mrs. Conrad Roitch en-
tertained Friday evening at their
home with a delightful bridge party.
IGNORING Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ.
Franklin Of Georgia, mother and
father OF Mrs. Roitch. who are
guests in the Roitch home.
A color scheme Of pink and yellow
was attractively carried out IN the
decorations of the home.
Those hidden were Messrs. and
Mesdanes David Johnson Of Mis-
sion. Rhea Clark. P. ID. Moore. I. B.
Siegler. Val Folsom. Thomas Beels.
Niles Esrey and DR.. and Mrs. A. A.
Ireece and Dr.. and Mrs. c. z.
Stokelev.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Sept. 4.@Pl-
Ruth Alexander. latest feminine
pilot to fly TO fame. knew she
wanted to be an aviator when she
was 10 years old.
In the IL months since her first
lesson this daughter OF the Kan
sas prairies has climbed to three
women's altitude records.
Now she plans to flv back to her
home town. Irving. has.. to show
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her former schoolmates how it's
done.
Just for practice. dainty Miss
Alexander plans a nonstop flight
from Mexico to Canada. Aqua
Caliente, Mexico. will be the TAX
ing-off point and Vancouver. B. c.,
the finish.
If successful. the 25-vear-old
Miss will hold another record
] first woman to fly the Pacific
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

NEW YORK - Society has a new
amusement known as Co. OF Jap
anese checkers. Eric Pedley learn
cd III from "a japanese butler ~
Santa Monica. Calf, and taught ID
t0 the international polo squad
Then ID spread.
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coast line without a stop. more
than 1900 miles.
The flight TO the Kansas home
Of her mother. Mrs. w. p. Blaney,
Will be attempted in September.
She started her air training last
September. got her license in No
sSmber. and a commercial license
las. March. Twenty-one types OF
ships-open. cabin. single and null
Y ti-motored-have been flown b.
her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Rainbow Shades
Party Theme

The Wednesday tournament
bridge club resumed activities this
week after a long vacation during
the heat OF summer. with a pretty
party given by Mrs Neil Allen.
Mrs. Allen had as her guests four
tabl54tf players. including a group
be q the usual club members.
Mrs. Goodson. Of Dallas. who Is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert
Schwarz. was included in the list.
Rainbow shades Of blue. pink.
orchid and green were carried out
IN table covers. tallies. and other
accessories OF the games. The same
dainty shades appeared in the re-
freshments. while t%uberoses IN these
colors still further accented the
chosen theme.
Miss Mildred Goodrich was among
the Brownsville girls attending
Camp Waldemar. near Kerrville
during the summer. In contests
during the season She the cup
for western Workmanship.