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The Washington times., 1930-11-05
Miss Zolnay
Committee
Member
Former Capital Debutante
Assisting at Entertainment
TOR Charity In New York
Tomorrow

Miss Margaret zolnay, daugh-
ter al Mr.. and Mrs. George
Julian zolnay, Is a member Of
the entertainment committee
for the supper dance to be
staged at the Hotel Pierre in
New York tomorrow for the
benefit Of the Henry Street
Visiting Nurse Service.
Miss ZolIlay, who made her
debut In washington. has made
her home In New York for sew
eral years.
Chairman of Miss zolnay's
committee is Miss Josephine
L.airnbeer. Also serving are
Miss Natica de Acosta and
Miss Clarissa Halstead Stem.
Mrs. E. Marshall Field Is
chairman Of the general COM
naittee.
A Asdeluge Of reservations have
been received for parties plan
ned for the dance.
reservations for tables in-
CIude Mines. Richard s. Aldrich,
John Insley Blair, Christian r.
Holmes, Charles 8. Brown. Jr.;
Henry q. Leach, Cleveland e.
Dodge, Grosvenor Atterbury,.
Robert Hude Nelson, Parker
Coming, Charles A. Munroe,
lawrence Hartman, Walter J.
Salmon, George F. Baker, jr.:
Schuyler N. Warren, Henry P.
Dawson, Broderick Haskell.
Phillip G. Gossler, Graham
Fair Vanderbilt, William S.
Ladd, William M. Bertles, r.
Burnside Potter, J. Macy viii
lets. Francis Blossom, Francis
p. Garvan.. Rita Wallach Nor
genthau and others.
A fashion pageant by Bon
wit Teller, featuring many Of
the seasons most popular debu.
tantes as mannequinS, has been
arranged. The pageant will be
staged at midnight with special
numbers by stage celebrities in
cluding Clifton Webb, Miss
Libby Holman, Moss and Fon.
tana,- Miss Zelma O'Neal, Miss
Patricia Bowman, Fred Allen
and the Dodge sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Penn Of
Des MoineS, Iowa, are now at,
the new Shoreham Hotel for
several weeks after an ocean
trip from Los Angeles via the
Panama Canal.
The Washington times., 1930-11-05
Now in Paris

The Duke and Duchess de
Nemours have arrived in Paris
from their. ranch in South At
rica to attend the races at Long
champs.
The duchess, who was for
merly Miss Peggy Watson, of
Washington, was married in
1928 to the son of the Duke de
Vendome. Her husbands mother
was a princess of Belgium and
her sister-in-law, Mrs. w. F..
Kingsland, Of New York, for
feited her title to marry an
American.
The Washington times., 1930-11-05

New Brown Shades
In the first place there are
new shades Of brown-Some Of
them "off" shades that you'll
find easier to wear. There's q
rich chocolate brown. and
anybody who can wear any
The Washington times., 1930-11-05
Miss Richards NoIU
En- Route Home TO
Resume Talks Here

Miss Janet Richards is now en-
route home from Europe on the
s. s. George washington, and
expects to resume her talks on
public Questions" Monday, No
vember II.
After attending the Septen1-
ber sessions Of the League Of Ma
tions at Geneva and the Interna-
tional Bank at Basel. Miss
Richards spent the month Of
October In an extensive motor
trip throusa Spain following
visits to Vichy, Bordeaux and
HAa&2. IN France.
The Washington times., 1930-11-05
VIEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN NATIONAL CAPTTAL
ToWNE CLUB CARD PARTY

The American Women's Towne
Club viii hold q card party to-
night at the clubhouse, 3i2S P
st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-11-05
RETlREs AFTER II YEARS

MILTON. Ind, Nov. 6.-E. III.
Jones, IS, win retire soon after
II years of working In retail
stores.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
Contractors to Discuss
Hoover Building Plan

Local contractors using con.
crete will meet Monday at the
Raleigh Hotel to discuss methods
Of cooperating with President
Hoover In his plans for more
obstruction work in 1890.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
BYARS HITS REID
ON ARLINGTON
| ANNEXATION

CLARENDON, Feb. 81. - j.
pz6Sd Byars, general counsel for
yhe Back-to-the-Distric ASsocia-
Non, In q statement today says:
The bill introduced in the gen.
eral assembly by Delegate Hugh
Reid and passed by the house,
Giving voters of Arlington county
the right to vote on the question
Vt whether or not they favor in
corporation, came like q pardon
after execution-too late to de-
feat the annexation plans of
alexandria"
When I advocated the right
- incorporate as city come
years ago, my chief purpose was
TO avoid the loss of the lower
end Of Arlington county to the
city Of Alexandria.
False Prophets
Mr.. Reid and others opposed
and defeated the incorporation
movement and assured us that
not q foot of Arlington county
should ever be annexed to Alex
andria. Subsequent developments
proved that Mr.. Reid does not
possess prophetic vision"
"The dispatches which reached
Arlington county last night from
Richmond point out that Mr..
Reid takes an opportunity to flay
the persons in Arlington county
who are seeking it's retroceSSion
to the District of Columbia and
accuses me of having led the
Observation-Disclosures movement in
the 1929 political campaign. Again
Mr.. Reid is in error. Had that
been an issue in the last cam.
paign, my opinion is that Mr..
Reid would not have been
elected"
I'm advocating the re-establish-
ment of the original District cf
Columbia lines, 10 miles square,
aS the logical solution of our gov
ernment and economic problems,
I am following the leadership of
George Washington and Thomas
Jefferson, rather than that of
Delegate Hugh Reid or Senator
frank Ball.
Chance for Bargain
'n the present legislature,
would appoint a commission to
negotiate with the Federal govern
Inent for the return of Arlington
county, the State might not only
hRve from the retrocession move
k1ent Alexandria city, but might
Obtain from the United States
Government enough millions TO
purchase the Shenandoah Ma
tional Park, build the Lee Boule-
Hard from Washington 200 feet
4Vide to the park together with
kf1e millions now proposed in the
Cramton bill for parking the
south banks of the Potomac
River from Mount Vernon to
Great Falls"
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
Chicago Court Jury
UphOIds 'Necking'
In Movies

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 UN.sJ.-
The law today extended its
sanction to the custom of neck
ing" in cinema houses.
A jury in circuit court de-
cided that this particular
paSttime is not Objectionable
and returned a verdict for
$1,250 in favor of Mrs. Ruby
Dogert, 81, against the Craw-
ford Theater.
Mrs. Dogert and her hus-
band, Peter, charged they had
been forcibly elected from the
showhouse after they were
warned not to neck"
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
Woman Gets 2 Days
For DELAYING Court

The tardy appearance Of Dor.
othy M. Davis. "a. 500 block Four
teenth st. N. E., before Judge Hit,
In Police Court yesterday, to an
swer charges Of tapping" a gas
meter belonging to the Washing
ton Gas Light Company, in her
home, resulted in a 48-hour jail
sentence for contempt Of court.
The sentence was imposed after
Judge Hit learned she intention
ally kept the court waiting.
Miss Davis was arrested last
month on a liquor charge and one
Of diverting gas. The liquor charge
was nolle-prossed, but she de-
manded a jury trial on the other.
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
Order of Hibernians
Plans March II Fete

Plans of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians and the Ladies Aux.
iliary for celebration Of st. Pat
rick's Day were announced yester.
day by James T. Mccarthy, chair.
man of the banquet committee.
Irish music and oratory will
feature q banquet at the May
flower, March II, which over 500
guests are expected to attend
The Washington times., 1930-02-21
LECTURES ON BRIDGE

The L'Aig;on Club Salons has
engaged Wilbur c. Whitehead, ma,
6onally known expert on bridge,
90 give a series of lectures on con-
tract and auction bridge in the
near future.
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probably increasing. The schools
have approximately 2.50O enr' ed
Mr.. Phipps has been requested
by the s.ate depar -nent to send a
picture o. the new high school
building to Washington. To the
National Education Association
The order will be given for the
picture to be taken.
The school annual will be started
and a newspaper will be edited. A
play will be given az the high
school auditorium on November IL
by members OF the faculty.
Mrs. Baird announced the com
ing Of Torreblanca's Tipica Or
chestra OF Mexico. ri IL composed
of artists In dance and In music
on many different Instruments
This will be a great treat for Val
ley people. The orchestra will be
presented at the Municipal Audi
forum. November 10. matinee and
evening.
Mrs. N. ~. Lakeland will be \
delegate to the State convention al
San Angelo. in December. After
the business was attended 10. the
meeting adjourned.
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by NEA service)

by NEA ServiceD
DALLAS, Texas, Oct. THE
small-town boy who went forth to
conquer the world and came home
rolling in wealth has nothing at all
on Miss Ann 3. Gordon.
Her story reads like one penned
by Horatio Alger only, in this case.
the hero is a girl instead Of a boy,
and it has been fact. not fiction.
Ten years ago Miss Gordon set
forth from the diminutive town Of
Flat Greek. Tenn. 70 see what she
could do in the way of making a
fortune.
Today she is president Of her own
oil company. has a fortune worth
at least 100000 and holds oil
lands and leases that promise to
make a good deal more than that
for her in the next few years.
The Royalty Queen OF Texas"
as she Is called. has just returned
from a visit 70 the old home town.
Flat Greek, which has just about
100 inhabitants. turned out Ell
masse to greet her. There was a
family reunion. with her father
and mother. three brothers and
four sisters joining IN. and a big
time was had by everyone. Now
Miss Gordon is back at work. ready
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made ner IN the great Van oil
field.
In q short time this investment
was proved q wise one. Ten oil
wells have been brought in, produc-
ing from 10000 to $4,000 barrels Of
oil daily. And there are yet 60 more
locations to be drilled on her
property In the near future.
She has also organized tn, Ann
B. Gordon O. Co., Inc, and directs
all OF its activities as It's president.
In addition. she has taken a 40-acre
lease in Brown county and has
brought In six producing wells
on IL.
Miss Gordon does not talk much
about her success. When she Is
with close friends. howev :, he is
fond of telling OF some OF the
freakish incident. that have mark
ed her business career.
Has Both Prcfited And
Lost In Unusual Deals
Once. when she was still In the
real estate business. she closed a
deal and counted on q large c. "
mission. To her disappointment
however. she was unable TO collect
1t. and in the end had to be salts
fled with a collection Of second
hand furniture. She had no earth
" use for u. but she took Il be-
cause IL seemed slightly bett- r
than nothing at all. Sore time
later she disposed OF 1t by exc1ang-
ing IL for q lease on a section OF
almost worthless land In west
Texas; and when a prospective
purchaser appeared she gladly sold
him the lease for a dollar an acre
Then, later on, she discovered
that the land held oil and that
she could have realize s64, 900 for
her lease.
That's one OF her anecdotes. II
represents one of the few occasions
when she lost out on a deal. To
balance II. there Is the story Of the
time when she took a lease on a
section Of land In New Mexico as
her commission on a real estate
deal. The land was not supposed
TO be worth much but she held or
TO Il: recently q 1000 barrel well
was brought In near her holdings,
and her land has become with a
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Harrington
CONVENTION FINANCES
MEETING TOPIC

MELTING TOPIC
Monday afternoon, the Harlin-
gen PIT. A. Council held a session
at the new High school building
Mrs. j. I. Coursey presiding. Mrs
+. D.. Nance. sec~Ntary. read the
minutes OF the previous meeting.
and called the roll. Is members
were present.
Means OF replenishinF the treas
ury 10 finance the District Con-
vention. 10 be held in Harlingen. In
the spring. were suggested and
discussed. North Ward was the
first school TO turn in their quota
for the convention.
A rummage sale will be held
shortly and later. a game tourna-
ment. Mrs. NJ. q. Lakeland reported
work going forward on the i930-3l
Year Book. Good reports we're given
from the different schools by thr
PIT AS and all were optimistic
as regards the opening activities
OF all schools. Superintendent
Phipps announced that he was
highly gratified with the school
work and attendance.
He mentioned that at the West
Ward school. SO new pupils en-
rolled and that two older girls had
arrived from old Mexico, TO study
English. They were from 400 miles
south Of Mexico City. and are n
rolled in the West Ward first
grade. for the present. Another
fact was that Harlingen has al
ready The largest graduating class
in lis history. They number 1T.
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serve one year: Homer l.. Fitch,
junior president: Alice Warden, re-
cording secretary and treasurer;
Roberta L. Fitch, corresponding
secretary; Betty zahniser, regis
trar: Elizabeth Nice. Canales, his
torian: Walter G.. Weaver, Jr., Dom
ma. color bearer.
Other chapter members are:
John c. Reed. San Benito; John L.
Fitch. Meadville, Pa: Alice z.
Fitch and Mary j. Groom.
Brownsville: Bruce 8. Weaver, Sa-
rah L. Weaver, Clyde G. Weaver.
Jane r. Weaver. and Imogen M.
Weaver. all of Donna.
State Director
The initial meeting was presided
over by Mr.. Fitch, the program
opening with a salute OF the flag
which was presented by the color
bearer. The charter was read and
accepted by the members
State Director Mrs. K. S. Lam
mers. of the G. A. r. was present
and gave a talk on the origin and
object of the society, following with
a sketch of the life of the founder
OF the national society. Mrs. Har-
riet M. Lothrop. Mrs. hammers
pointed out that the Brownsville
chapter was the baby" IN Texas.
and the only one in South Texas.
1t is also the only society having
six members from one family.
The next meeting is scheduled
for the Saturday preceding Thanks
giving. Mrs. hammers accepted the
invitation to be present at the
next meeting.
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Seven

visiteC at H.. Squyres home Tues
day.
w. =. Hill OF Sugarland spent
last week In Edcouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Batch Of
Weslaco spent Sunday at the G. q.
HART home.
Mrs. Marion Hughes left Mon
day for Austin, where she will visit
her parents. MIR. and - Bieze.
Mrs. I'D. @. Squyres attended the
Silver Tea at Mrs. Bill Moore's
me in Elsa Thursday.
Miss Roxie Beck OF Engleman's
ranch visited her parents Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Beck near Edrouch.
Mrs. Dudley Sharpe OF Rollo was
IN Fdcouch I-ondav.
Rev. and Mrs. T. C. Crowder spent
SUNDAY in Hargill Rev. Crowder
held the services there morning
and evening Sunday.
Mrs q. ". GinEraSS az Elsa was
IN Fdcouch Friday.
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Brownsville
Girls HOstesses

BY way OF a welcome TO new stu
dents Our Lady of the Lake Col
lege high school held a collegiate
dance at the school Friday night
when freshmen were guests and Sc
niors hostesSes.
The hall was decorated in the Sc
Nor class colors, fuchsia and sand,
intermingled by college pennants.
Seniors who were hostesses were
Madeline Smith, Lucille Hynes,
Marie Workman. Jane Simmons,
Martha Glove. Helen Herbert, Mar
tina Ferguson. Elizabeth Gatti,
Mary Elizabeth Stumherg. Elizabeth
Pagan. Harriet Pattee. Manual Bur-
guet and Hilda Bertha Ayarzago-
it.on.
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his family in Mercedes on Sunday
at a dinner party. Mr.. Archer re-
turned to his business here Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Ferris of Donna spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bagley.
Miss Priscilla Stevenson OF
Brownsville was a guest Of her mo-
Their Mrs. Daisy Stevenson yer
Sunday.
Miss Lutte, and Ruth Baldridge
of Harlingen was a weekend guest
Of relatives returning Sunday.
w. A. Comp and daughter, Mrs
Milton and children were in Har-
lingen Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas spent the
week end in Corpus Christi.
Miss Lethia Youdt was a guest
OF Miss Edwin Godbald in Sebas-
ton over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Houghton were
dinner guests Wednesday of Mr.
and Mrs. S. S. Rose in Harrington
Mrs. Carl Baker. who visited
friends and relatives in Canada
this summer. Is now visiting with
the Fondell families in Dawson.
Mimi
G. K. Craig returned ION San
Antonio, having gone on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Stevenson,
and children were here spending 2
short time al the home of Mr..
Stevenson's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Indiana
who is spending the winter In r
couch. was a guest Of Mrs. Wigal
and daughters. Mrs. Barr. Miss
Perree Wigal.
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10 push the JOB Of turning oil
leases into cash.
Grew Up As Farm Girl.
Turned To Realty And OIL
Miss Gordon grew up in Flat
Greek as a farm girl, one of the
seven children Of Colonel and Mrs.
r. ID. Gordon. Her first venture
into the business world was as q
real estate dealer.
The real estate game in a town
that small Is neve very exciting.
and in 1920 she decided to 90
farther afield and see what she
could do. She came to Texas, and
opened a real estate office here.
The postwar real estate boom was
on and her business prospered.
Then she began to notice the
vast sums or money that were be-
ing made in the oil fields. She
made a careful study Of the situa-
ton. and finally invested $4,000
that her real estate deals had
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-01

Election Of officers is the chief
business TO come up at the meeting
of the high school and junior high
Parent-T Teacher association. on
Thursday at 3:45 p. m. in the high
school auditorium. Plans for the
year will be discussed at this time.
and all members are especially
urged 70 attend this. the first
meeting for the year.
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Edcoucll

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Adkins and
Mrs. Eva Adkins spent Sunday in
Raymondville.
Miss Nora Wilmer of Norman
gee, who has taught in our schools.
for the past two years will teach at
Hargill this winter as the princip-
81 there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. GaIbredth
spent Tuesday ~ Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray of McAllen
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Tennessee Woman, From Town of 100 Population, Makes
S3,OOO,OOO in Ten Years in Texas Oil Fields

big sum. She has not sold 1t. but
is planning TO drill 1t herself as
soon as she finishes developif her
other holdings.
Miss Gordon's homecoming was
made a great occasion by the
townspeopie OF Flat Creek The
town turned out TO greet her and
made of her visit one Of the big
events In its history.
Miss Ann" as she Is Familiarity
known. has never married-all her
life she has been too busy with
business affairs TO worry about
love.
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Comings, Goings

Harry Faux and Lloyd Parker
returned Tuesday after a ten-day
business trip to Milwaukee and Des
MoineS.
Miss Samfnie Venable has return
ed 70 Brownsville after a short visit
In Houston.
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BRIDGE CITR

MI. and Mrs. A. A. Bonneau en-
tertained the Ace High bridge club
Thursday evening.
A color scheme Of pink and green
was carried out in the decorations,
table accessories and refreshments.
The guests of the club for the
evening we're Messrs. and Mesdames
Walter Savage and Hal Ramsey.
Mrs. Savage won the high guest
score prize. Mrs. George Palmer
and DR.. w. II. Duncan won the high
club prize.
The next meeting will be held at
tho hon| Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
~Isenberg.
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West Banker
Club to Meet

The West Banker Civic club Is %
hold its regular meeting on Thurs
day at $50 d. m. at the home OF
Mrs. T. w. Neck. The usual bust
ness will be discussed. All members
are urged to attend the meeting.
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McAllen
CLUB AND GUESTS
ENJOY PICNIC

The Business and Professional
WCmen's club and several guests en-
j0yed a steak fry at the Cascade
pool picnic grounds Thursday eve
ming.
Those enjoying the affair were
Messrs. and Mesdames Gus Roes-
sing. Roland Zachman, Mrs. Jennie
Mallou. DR.. Luzia Truog. Misses An
gle Stroud. Dorothy Blair. Georgia
Rhoades, Grace Ziebell, Grace Dob
son and Mr.. II. Rothe.
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hCON<tLC
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Leatherwood,
Of Palestine. have arrived to spend
several days with their daughter.
Mrs. William Yoakum.
Mrs. William Weber has as her
guest her brother, George Fritz OF
Elgin, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Lake. of
Flint, Mich, have purchased a ten
acre orchard on the highway be-
tween McAllen and Pharr.
Mrs. Heath Nav OF Mission was a
McAllen visitor Sunday when she
sang before the McAllen Mems BIZ
BILE class Sunday at the Palace the
alter.
Rev. w. H. Phillips. district super
intendent Of Sal Antonio district
OF the Church Of the Nazarene.
spoke at the church service here
on Sunday.
/. B. Zigler, local manager for
Central Power and Light company,
left Saturday for Houston. Mrs.
Slgler, who has been a visitor in the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Judd Mortimer Lewis at Houston.
for several weeks. will undergo an
operation Monday for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Metzger left
Sunday for Winfield. Ia. where
they will visit for about five weeks.
Miss Susanna Ragsdale, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Ragsdale.
has gone TO Austin where she will
enter the school Of business admin
istration of the University Of Texas
70 complete the work Of her Mas
ter's degree.
ter's degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Leonard and
children, Misses Eva and Helen and
Wallace and Ernest arrived Satur-
day from Rollo. Mo, TO make their
hcme here.
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Grammar School
PIT a. Thursday

The Parent Teachers Association
of the Grammar school will hold
their first meeting for the year at
the auditorium at 3:45 p. m. Thurs
day. All parents are urged to attend
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Mrs. hammers Guest
At g. A. r. Meeting

The Haynes Fitch chapter of the Children Of the American Revou-
ton Of Brownsville, held their first regular meeting early this week.
The Haynes Fitch society of the c. A. r. was formally organized March
81. 1890. by Mrs Ralph A. Warden, organizing president. with fifteen
charter members. At that time the following officers were elected TO
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Free instruction for ladies each
Thursday. two o'clock Campbell's
Rowling Alley. Adv u.
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Lyford
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
ARE

CHUh(h ACLieAAhLS
ARE NUMEROUS
Mr.. Grout. a returned missionary.
held preaching services IN the Bap-
fist church on Sunday and his wife
sang a sacred solo before the SER
mon.
The 3. Y. p. u. motored to
Sebastian holding evening services
there.
The Wv. NJ. u" Of the Baptist
church met for a business meeting
in the church on Monday after
noon.
Monday afternoon the w. II. S
of Southern Methodist church met
with Mrs. Howard Haygood, at her
home.
Rev. Oscar Johnson held hi
regular services IN the Methods
Episcopal church Sunday.
The usual services were held ir
the Lutheran church Sunday and
announcements were made OF the
coming missionary meeting to b.
held by Miss Alta Samulson a field
missionary. Beginning Friday she
will also hold meetings Saturday
and Sunday evenings.
Miss Samulson represents the
home mission field.
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TEACHERS ENJOY
BEACH n

A get acquainted party for
teachers of the Lyford school was
given Saturday. They motored T.
Boca Chica for a dip in the bay. 9
moonlight supper and a slumber
party on the sands Of the beach.
The party returned early Sunday
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer returned
from San Antonio to be joined by
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Rev. Oscar Johnson held hi
regular services IN the Methods
Episcopal church Sunday.