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The border vidette., 1930-08-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
TO JOHN COMBS:


You are hereby notified that have
expended during the year 1929, in
labor and improvements on and for the
following mining claims, the sum of
($50O) Five Hundred Dollars, in order
to hold said claims under the p DIVISIONS
Of Section 1924 Of the Statutes of the
United States rs amended, that being
the amount OF labor and improvements
required to hold said claims for the
year 1929, and that you are indebted to
me on account of such expenditures in
the sum of $3.50; and il within ninety
days (90) after publication hereof you
fail to contribute your proportion of
such expenditures as e co-owner your
interest IN said claims will be forfeited
in the manner provided by law and be-
come the property Of the undersigned.
Said claims are situated in Patagonia
Mining District. Santa Cruz County,
Arizona, and are recorded in the Office
of the County Recorder OF Santa Cruz
County, Arizona, In Book 22 Mining
Laws on Pages ~ l3. 334 and 1886. and
are known as follows, to-wit: Denver
No. l, Denver No 2, Denver No. 8,
Denver 4, Denver No. 5.
Dated at Patagonia, Arizona, July
6, 1880.
S23 3n. A. w. HOPKINS.
The border vidette., 1930-08-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mary Ellen Afford
Sainz, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
~ undersigned Frederick AL
ford, administrator of the estate of
Mary Ellen Afford Sainz, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said Fred
erick Afford, at the law offices Of
Noon & Noon. Nogales, Arizona,
the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business OF said
estate, in the county OF Santa Cruz,
State of Arizona.
FREDERICK Afford.
Administrator of the estate OF
Mary Ellen Afford Sainz, deceased.
Dated Nogales, Arizona, this
10Th day of August, 1880.
The border vidette., 1930-08-30

The Nogales Daily Herald is
in receipt OF new picture of the
United States rifle team which
won the worlds championship
at the recent international rife
match 10 Antwerp. Belgium.
Harry Noon Renshaw of this
city, the champion shot.is shown
in the picture which was taken
aboard boat on arrival in New
York City. Rsnshaw has been
commissioned as an ensign in
the United States Coast guard
and has been assigned to the U.
S. S. Cutler, stationed at San
Fran cisco, according to tele.
gram received Tuesday by his
father, Harry r, Renshaw.
The border vidette., 1930-08-30
NOTICE or HEARING PETITION

In the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona, in and for the
County of Santa Cruz.
10 the Matter of the Estate Of
James S. Reddoch. Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, that
John w. Larimore has filed ia
this court an instrument which
purports to be the last Will and
Testament of James s. Reddoch,
deceased, together with his peti.
ton for issuance to him of Let
ters of Administration with the
Will annexed, and that Friday.
the 5th day of September, 1880,
at 11:OO o'clock in the forenoon
of said day and the court room
of said Superior Court in the
court house at Nogales, Santa
Cruz county, Arizona. have been
appointed as the time and place
for the proving of said Will and
the hearing of said petition, at
which time and place all persons
interested in said estate may ap.
pear and show cause, if any
there be, why said Will should
not be admitted to probate and
why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Dated this 18th day of August,
1880.
ROBT E LEE.
Clerk of said Superior Court.
g 16 3
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MRS. GREENWAY is NEUTRAL

Phoenix, August 28.-Follow
ing publication in Tucson. Tues
day. that Mrs. Isabella Green
way. Democratic National Com
mitteewoman for Arizona, had
placarded the State" with a let
ter referring to Governor G. w.
+. Hunt in q derogatory man
ner. Mrs. Greenway issued a
most emphatic denial and assert
ed she is supporting no candi
date for Governor" as national
committee woman.
Mrs. Greenway's statement
follows:
II would greatly appreciate
your correcting misstatement
made in the Pima County Press
last night, in which, through a
mistake, the press quoted Gov.
ernor Hunt as referring to me in
his speech at Tucson and using
my name with certain publica
tions, letters and placards.
/ was present at the meeting
in Tucson and Gov. Hunt made
no reference to nor did be infer
that I had anything to do with
ttese publications, letters or pla
cards.
I did not see, sign, or know
of these publications, letters and
placards referred to by the Pima
County Press.
"As national committeewoman,
l am supporting no candidate for
Governor or any other Office. 1t
is my only desire to preserve
harmony in the party and such
statements are destructive to
harmony"
The border vidette., 1930-08-30
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW

Suporior-Bridge at this place
on Superior-Miami highway, to
be widened.
Springerville-Highway to be
surfaced to New Mexico state
line.
Gilbert-Highway being gray.
eled from pavement east to Hig.
ley.
Phoeniz-State Land Commits
sion grants right-of-way for
air beacon at 14-mile interval
across state through Graham,
Pinal, Pima. Maricopa and Yu
ma counties.
Leupp-$4O.OO0 to be spent
for dikes for flood control at
Leupp Navajo Indian School
and agency.
Winslow Santa Fe system
completes double track line be
tween this city and Joseph City.
Imports and exports from Ari
zona Increase 50. 786,O17 during
fiscal year ended June 80, 1880,
according to reports from Gus
toms office.
Winslow-Woman's Club will
hold flower show September
11th.
Globe-Thos. A. Long redec
Grated Dodge Agency show
windows.
Claypool-J. N. Clifford award
ed con tract to build bridge here.
Globe-Hayden road repaired
and opened to traffic.
Nogales-Grand Cafe and Cof
fee Shop opened in Bowman
building.
Miami-Pump and gas system
ins tailed at Miami Laundry.
Nogales-Border Fuel & Sup
ply Co. opened coal. and wood
yard at 334 Grand Avenue.
Salome-Vein of high grade
gold ore opened in Black Cat
mine near here.
Winslow-Site approved here
for location of $3.50, 900 tubercu
lar sanitarium for Navajo In
dians.
Nogales-Clarence Saunders
Grocery Go. opens store at Grand
and Elm streets.
Kingman-American Tel. &
Tel. Co. building 100000 relay
station here.
Nogales tax rate reduced this
year.
Graham County Chamber of
Commerce will issue 5000 new
illustrated and descriptive book
lets on Graham County.-Saf.
ford Guardian Farmer.
Octave-Fifty- ton mill to be
built at Bee Hive mine.
KiDgman-High grade ore be
ing taken at Gold King Coalition
Co; station to be cut on 800 level
soon.
Phoenix-Several wildcat oil
wells being drilled in this vi.
cinity.
Wilcox-Agriculture and trades
and industries courses added
to local high school.
Perkinsville-Fine lime being
prod uced from plant of Storey
Lime Co. on Verde River.
Yavapai County roads clean,
ed with magnetic cleaner.
Jerome-Morrison Guaranteed
Radio Service Shop opened here.
Phoenix-Ore running IL 13
per centcopper and carrying val
ues in gold and silver, struck
at Paymaster claim nine miles
north.
Williams burg-County build
ing completed at Bill Williams
Ave, and Taber st.
Kingman-Franchise granted
to Commercial Gas Co., Ltd, to
build complete manufacturing
and distributing gas plant here.
No2ales-Nogales Golf and
Country Club leases 16O-acre
tract of land five miles north on
Tues on road.
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Rio Hondo
COLONIAL THEME USED
AT BRIDGE AFFAIR

Washington birthday and the
colonial t~.ys were the theme car
ried out in full detail at a pretty
bridge party here this week, when
Mrs. Eddie Werner and Mrs. Mack
Mize entertained the Wednesday
Bridge club and a few tables OF
guests at the Bluebonnet Inn.
Red paper baskets hung from
the chandeliers and fern baskets
in patriotic effect. Tallies and
table markers were dainty colonial
ladies and gentleman.
A lovely black and white silhou-
cite picture was presented to Mrs.
George b. Warren for high score.
Mrs. Charles Keys with low re-
ceived an attractive framed verse.
A delicious George Washington
refreshments course was served at
the conclusion Of the games to
Mesdames Edwards Hargrave Smith.
George Kendinger, Lowell Long
brake. Joe Goode, Ernest Jeffries.
II. c. Carpenter, G.. B. Warren.
Louise Brown. James Porter. c. A.
Mallernec. Ebert Vines. z. "A.
Baker, Elsie Vinke-Yancy. Charles
Keys, Joe Yoeman. Geo. Beech.
Edith Pierson. Henry Hartzog.
Charles Longbrake. Roy Moses.
Herman Sheffield. Miss Maud john
son, Miss Bess Mize and Mrs. Al
ton Caffal OF San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23

Decker. Wiley, Weaks Martin, w.
M. Martin and Benson taking other
parts Of the lesson which was on
The Homeland, Our Heritage"
Mrs. Harry M. Reyes. president
elect Of the Presbyterian Auxiliary,
was in charge Of the Bible study
course Of that organization, when
they met with a good attendance.
Rev. c. N. Carl. pastor Of the
First Methodist church. gave a
lecture TO the WomaD's Missionary
society at his church, being a part
Of a course OF study on The Church
and the World Parish" by Elmer
It. Clark.
Thursdays study included the
countries Of South America. Mex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23

green were the dominating colors
used in the decorations and card
table appointments.
Trophies were awarded 10 Mrs.
Lomax Crum, high score for the
contract bridge, and Mrs. o. N. JOY
ner high for the auction bridge
games. Mrs. Bishop was favored with
high card cut prize. At the refresh
ment hour the hostesses served a
delicious salad course to Mesdames
Robert Baker. z. s. Briggs, A. l..
Brooks, Lorimer Brown, Jack Carey.
M. A. Childers. j. B. Challes, Joe
Chaudoin. Henry Converse. M. ID.
Digger, Dick Eubank, John T..
Floore, Winston Harwood, r. s.
Herren, Lomax Crum., S. r. Jen-
nings, +. l.. French, ID. w. Schuep-
bach, Dick Wallace. Herman Thomas
Talifferro. Lloyd Thompson, D. q.
Traxler, David Wink. Sam B. Willis.
o. N. Joyner. A. z. McClendon, z.
w. Spradling, H. L. Lee, r. L. Les
ter, Thos. @. Sampson, Charles
Wood. Anna Buckler, A. NJ. Letter.
ich, L. r. Criss. Tyre Brown, A. II.
Niely, Bishop, and Miss Emily Trax-
Ter.
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Valley Society Calendar
EDINBURG

Monday-Corona Bridge club. Miss Emma Gene Baker; Junior Music
club. Hurts Studio; Rebekahs Lodge, Oddfenows Hall.
Tuesday-Tuesday Luncheon club. Mrs. Watt +. Tinker; Colonial Sill
yer Tea. Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mrs. j. w. Kirkpatrick, hostess; Junior
Engineering club. high school building; Methodist circles: Belle Ben
nett circle, Mrs. L. A. Gannaway; Harmony circle. Mrs. I. Z. Tinker;
Alegre circle, Mrs. Manning; Sunshine circle, Mrs. Ben Phillips; True
Heart. Mrs. G. p Rumble; Louie Moon circle. Baptist church.
Observation-Disclosures and Professional Womens club, Bluebonnet
Gardens; Senior Bridge club, Mrs. Sam Z. Hill; Royal Vagabonds
bridge. Miss Laura Lou Bryan.
T-hursday-Musical Culture club, Mrs. E. Short; Edinburg Music
club. Mrs < M. Everitt.
Fiday-Ht-Lo Day club. Mrs. W. r. Montgomery: Homemakers club.
Mrs j A. Braden; Mrs. r. I. Mann. assistant hostess; Colonial Concert,
college auditorium. Mrs. J. M Fnsby. director
Saturday-Country club, dancing. bridge and forty-two for members;
Eastern Star, lodge rooms, Past-Matrons and Past-Patrons Day. Fly
ing Squadron. Methodist church.
McALLEN
Monday-Mrs. William Payne and Mrs. Paul L. Miller will entertain
OF Dallas who IS the house guest Of her sister, Mrs. Whit Rogers; the
Rio Grande chapter Of the d. A. r. will convene at the home of Mrs. M.
1. Kreidler on North Tenth street.
Tuesday-Mrs. George Gaddy will be hostess at her home when she
VIII entertain with a bridge party, compimenttng Mrs. n. c. Hammer Of
Dallas.
"wednesday -MesdamesR r. NJ Bounds. A. Nix. Stephen Jones and Sam
the second bidee-tea Of the series Of which they are giving.
Thusday-Mrs. L. E Weber will be hostess in the afternoon at home
when she will entertain with a bridge-luncheon, honoring Mrs NJ c. Ham,
ner OF Dallas
Monday.-Misdon Music club. Mrs. j. P. Devald, hostess; Mrs. H. H.
Ewing, leader.
J @ Decker, leader; Tuesday Afternoon bridge club. Mrs. Herbert Melch.
hostess; Q I. S a Masonic Temple; Bluebonnet Bridge club, Mrs. L. B.
Miller. hostess
Observation-Disclosures Afternoon Bridge club, Mrs. 7. NJ Meden,
hostess; Oroinki Bridge club. Mrs. Esther Ferguson, hostess.
Thursday-variouS church womens societies meeting in their re-
SpecLve places; GMl Reserves social meeting at the Wilson cafeteria;
Frday-Friday Mite Dinner Bridge, MI. and Mrs S. L. Hardin, hosts:
FRIDAY Evening Bridge club. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Potter, hosts.
RIO GRANDE CITY
Naturalization for Rio Grande Valley Federation chairmen, Mrs.
Tuesday-Tuesday Afternoon Bridge, Mrs. W. W. shufmd.
-Flngsod Evening Bridge, Capt and Mrs. Walter Hamilton.
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Valley Society NeWs
and EDentS
-

sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Cooke
the past week.
Mrs. Nolle, president Of the state
federated music clubs, was IN Mis-
sion the last OF the week visiting
at the home OF Mrs. II. "A. Dimmick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing and family
were in Brownsville Saturday, where
they met their friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Johns. OF Galliopolis,
Ohio. who have been spending sew
eral weeks In the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Steck. Of
Orlando. Fla, who have been win
ter guests in Mission. are leaving
this week for their new home In
Corpus Christi.
Mrs George Jones. Jr.. is leaving
the last Of the week for the Mardi
Grass festivities in New Orleans,
expecting 10 drive her car home
upon her return from that city.
She will be accompanied home BY
Mrs. Patrick. mother or Mrs. Paul
Ord Of this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
INFORMAL PARTY
on BIRTHDAY

Bridge and AZ were the chosen
games for the evenings diversion
when Mrs. q. Kendinger entertain
ed for her huband on his birthday
this week.
An enjoyable feature OF the eve
ming entertainment was a group OF
Italian songs by Mrs. Irwin De-
drestain.
Those included in the guest list
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Maddox.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. McClung, Irwin
Dedrestain, Mr.. and Mrs. Link
Hatch. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Follger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Vines. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Maddox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Sinard. Mrs. j. Sinard, Sr.,
Miss Helen Schnaol. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Kendinger, and Mr.. and Mrs
v. Schnaol.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
PRETTY AFFAIR

a charming social event of Thurs
day afternoon was the bridge lun-
cheon given by Mrs. B. w. Meredith,
az her home on West Buchanan
street. The reception rooms were
effectively appointed in a patriotic
scheme, using large red verbenas in
the decorations for the afternoon.
Pretty Martha and George Washing
ton TALES Of dainty colonial design
marked places at the tables for the
players.
IN the games Of the afternoon
Mrs. Joe Roberts was awarded high
o prize. Mrs. Roy Hand. second
high and Mrs. Carl Wood received
consolation prize.
The guest list included Mesdames:
George Springer. B. M. Holland. Joe
Roberts. Rex Steward. B. F. john
son, Finley Ewing. John Crockett.
Clayton Pritchard. c. w. Letzerich.
L. r. Stiernberg. Tom Brown. Roy
Hand. Claud Carter, Oates, c. L..
Ewing. w. Z. Bush. F. M. Hardin,
w. d. Hood. Carl Wood and Miss
Gladys Hood. out OF town guests be-
ing Mesdames ]. 3. Alderdice. Frank
Phillips. Albert HerbSt. Lee Stanley.
and A. B. Weaver OF San Benito and
Mrs. Josh Ewing and Miss Haden
Baugh OF Donna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
SILVER TEA
HOSTESSES

A Silver Tea was given BY a
number Of young women. members
Of the Home Economics class OF
the local high school last Wednes-
day evening. served in the library
quarters. They were handsomely
decorated by the members OF the
class in yellow and nile green. The
table had as centerpiece a bowl OF
golden daffodils. 5. l.. Hardin and
Hugh Proctor we're honor guests.
Misses Marguerite Daniels and
Claudia NeWbrough acted as maids,
Miss Lucille Langham poured tea,
with Miss Florence Butler serving
the lemonade. The guests included
the entire faculty Of the senior
high school also those who were in
attendance at classes in the library
during the hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23

Frankie Lee Moore. Ruth Banner,
Wann Woolridge, Joyce Eeene,
Lucille Rushing, La Rue Boyer.
Cleo Watson. Alma Arnett, Leila
Jones. Leona Dack. Nancy Rice
Mamie Lee Burleson and Mrs. Myr-
tie LaSeter.
Messrs. Clark Baker. Lebert
Coston, Raymond Moore. Raymond
Banks. Jackson Baker, James Mad
dox. Elton McCarty, L. d. Todd.
Robert Noe. j. D. McMurtry. Clau-
de Nation, Elvin Grantham and
Rev. L. K Rambo.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Kent. Miss
Betty Kent and Mr.. and Mrs. Low
OlmstecP Of jamestown. N. Y. were
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. A. Graham last week.
Miss Florence Purdy OF Harlin-
gen spent the weekend here with
Miss Frances McCabe.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES
MEET

The different church societies
held their regular meeting on
Thursday. the Baptist Missionary
Union meeting at the church. with
the Antha q. Stewart circle in
charge OF the meeting, Mrs. J. c.
Decker chairman.
Mrs. G. w. Rhea was study lead
or. assisted b. several other women,
Mrs. Reed having the devotional.
MesdameS r. A. Mathis. j. c..
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JOY BELL CLASS
ENJOYS PICNIC

The JOY Bell Sunday school class
OF the Baptist church entertained
with a picnic supper Thursday.
A large bon fire was built on the
banks Of hte Arroyo and the del
icious picnic supper enjoyed sit
ting by the camp fire.
Those attending the affair were:
Misses Mildred Heath. Merle Noe.
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GIRL RESERVES
GIVE PARTY

Campo del Arroyo" the Y. w.
G. A. Girl Reserve camp on the
banks Of the Arroyo Colorado was
the scene OF a delightful party last
week when the girls entertained in
the camp auditorium. having as
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endulas and glowing yellow peoples,
and many yellow candles as decora-'
tons. The table covers were OF Ital-
ian cut-work cloth. the large SER
wing table having two large golden
seven branch candelabraS. Mrs. Flo
renee NJ. Hayes was high score hold
err, MeSdameS r. G. Lowry. III. G..
Jeffries, j. a. RenS and Vernon B.
Hill winning the table prizes.
The guests included Mesdames r.
c. Lowry. r. p. Conway. l.. I. Ste
wart. Jack Lair. Vernon b. Hill, M.
3. Strong. Florence NJ. Hayes, Ed
ward Oppenheimer, T. M. Melden,
K. v. Sprowl. Geo Agnew, II. G.
Jefferies. John Ruess, II. z. Smith,
t. j. Caldwell, II. B. Sammons, j.
III. Brinkman. ST. and Jr.. M. r. Arm
strong, Jas Gilbert and Mrs. J.. w.
Legg, mother Of the hoStesses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
CLUB MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. T. c. Jeffrey entertained the
members of her club with a bridge
luncheon given at her home on E.
Lee street. The home IA beauti-
fully decorated in colors Of red and
white featuring the patriotic theme
In the games Mrs. Dan Moody was
awarded high score prize and Mrs.
L. II. Moore received second high
favor.
The hostess served re-~shments
TO eight members.
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their guests their boy friends. An
enjoyable evening IA spent in
playing games. after which a del
icious refreshment course was serv-
ed.
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Bridge Party Honors
Mission Society
Mission Home Guest
Mission Society
Special to The Herald.l

NoE5OIdI TO 1Nt htIduJ
MISSION. Feb 22-CompImentary to Mrs. Bartlett Cooke, of San An
tonic. sister Of Hill Cooke and a guest in the home Of MI. and Mrs Cooke,
Mrs :. D. Moore, Jrr and Mrs Hill Cooke entertained with al afternoon
Of bridge Thursday at the home of the former. The home was hand
sonely decorated. yellow being the favorte color, with the beautiful CAL
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Large Group Attends
Harlingen Society
Luncheon Thursday
Harrington Society
Especial to The HERALD

HARLINGEN. Feb. 22-Ms. George W. Hosfeldt and Mrs. r. Z Hub
bard were joint hostesses Thursday afternoon at a bridge luncheon, given
at the home of Mrs. Hosfeldt. compnmentng a large number of friends.
The reception roc>as of the Hosfeldt home werea ttractively adorned with
beautiful bouquets OF tulips. roses and fern. Pastel shades Of pink and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
PLANT CULTURE
CLUB SUBJECT

The Garden club held their meet
fng in the Woman's building Thurs
dav afternoon at three O'Clock. Mrs.
A. j. Pollard. chairman OF the club,
was in charge for the afternoon.
The meetings are held every two
weeks for the purpose of promoting
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PERSONALS
Mrs. K. Owen Scott, president OF
the Valley Federation. was in Mis-
sion Monday.
Mrs. Bartliff Cooke OF San An
tonic. has been in Mission visiting
at the home OF her brother and
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leo, and certain sections in the
United States. the pastor giving a
thorough review OF conditions in
the lands to the south.
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HONOR GUEST AT
BRIDGE R

Honoring Mrs. Bartlett Cooke of
San Antonio. Mrs. <. ". Sprowl en-
tertained with two tables OF bridge
at an informal afternoon affair
last Tuesday.
Beside the honor guest the fol-
lowing were present for the enjoy
ment: Mrs. Hill Cooke, Mrs. j. d.
Moore, their mother, Mrs. j.. w.
Legg, Mrs. Hal Halstead, Mrs.
Franklin Ewers, Mrs. Jack Lair and
Mrs. j. II. Brinkman Sr.
Mrs. Lair vas high scorer. Mrs.
Legg low, while a dainty gift was
presented the honoree by the host
ess.
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MRS. SANDERS
ENTERTATNS

Mrs. Ben Sanders was hostess
Wednesday afternoon TO a number
Of friends with a bridge party given
at home or E. Van Buren, Street.
A patriotic theme was followed in
the decorations OF the room with
flowers of red and white.
Mrs. David Wink was presented
with high score prize, Miss Lucille
McHaven second and Miss Bobbie
Gathright received consolation
prize.
A salad and sweet course was
served. at the conclusion Of the
games to: Mesdames b. NJ. Holland.
David Wink. j. 3. ChalleS. c. F..
Johnson, Walter Galloway. J. T.
Traylor. and Misses Clara Gift.
josephine Pollard. Lucille McHaver
Dorothy Harrison. Bobby Gathright
and Evanelle league.
PERSONALS
L. B. Ewing and c. z. Matthews
returned to San Antonio Saturday
morning after visiting In Harrington
with relatives and friends for the
past week. Thew were accompanied
by Miss Peggy Dow Ewing who will
visit In San Antonio for the next
week before returning home.
Waite G. johnson Of Fort Sam
Houston. Mrs. Nina Burnett and
Misses Anna Mae Reichert and Pat
De Hvmel Of San Antonio were In
Harrington ove the week end and
with some Of the outstand-
ing tennis playeds OF the Valley
while here. Thew are all noted ten
mis- players and have won a large
number IF honors in their playing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
ROBERT LANDRY
PARTY HOST

HOST
Robert Landry celebrated his
birthday on Friday afternoon at
the home Of his grandmother. Mrs.
Fred Landry. About twenty small
boys and girls were his guests and
enjoyed the games and stunts at
the close Of which refreshments
were served.
Many nice gifts were received BY
the small host.