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FOOD SALE SATURDAY

The second and last Food Sale by the Seward Woman's Club for the purpose of raising funds for the Seward General Hopital, will be held Saturday in the store space in the Johansen building, the same place as last week.
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Capt. and Mrs, George Morgan or ketchikan recently annonced the engagement of their daughter Anne Mae, to Wendell M. Iverson. son of Carl Iverson of Hobart Wash. The wedding will take place next month.
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The s. s. Redondo of the Alaska Steamship O., Captain Anderson, returned to port today from the Westward.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

bert Davenport, Parent Teachers
association: Mrs. ]. K. Bull. Civic
League, and Mrs. E. @. Holiday,
Public Health Nursing association.
At the invitation OF the women
Of the Central Christian church.
the meeting Is TO be held III the
parlors OF their new church build
ing at $3.50 %. m.
Mrs. Volney w. Taylor, president
OF the fifth district Of the state
federation OF women's clubs. and
Mrs. 4. Owen Scott. OF Rio Grande
City. president OF the Valley fed
Grafton Of women's clubs. have been
named honor guests for the after
noon. Both Of these club leaders
expect to be present. and will make
talks on club work.
All club women In the city are
being invited 10 attend the affair.
whether or not they are member
OF the federation. An interesting
program OF talks and musical num-
bers Is being arranged and q re-
freshment course Is 10 be served
during the afternoon.
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%Incarnate Word
Party Planned

Plans for a benefit card party to
be given the first week in Novem-
Der at the Elks hall were discussed
at the meeting OF the Incarnate
Word Parent Teachers Association
at the convention on Friday after
noon. Funds from the party will be
used for the benefit Of the Incar-
nate Word school. The day OF the
party is 10 be announced later.
A large number or mothers was
present ar the meeting. The ban
ner for the highest percentage OF
mothers present was awarded to the
first grade. An interesting program
was rendered by the fifth and sixth
grades.
Five new members joined the as
ISOLATION at the Friday meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Wells re-
turned Thursday from a three
weeks visit with relatives in Illinois
and Missouri.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Presbyterian
Conference In
Valley Friday

The fall conference OF district
one OF the West Texas Presbyterial
has been announced for Friday Of
this week. in La Feria. The all-day
meeting is to be held in the Presby-
terrain church.
A feature OF the day viii be a talk
by the Rev. J. w. Skinner, head
of Tex-Mex, the Presbyterian school
for boys at Kingsville. The Rev.
Skinner has addressed a number
Of these meetings. and his talks
have always proved most interest
ing to the women.
A second feature will be ar ac-
count OF the Passion Play OF OBJ
erammergau by Mrs. T.. G. Snavely.
OF Harrington. who spent two weeks
Of the past summer in Europe.
visited the play while there.
A large number Of Presbyterian
women are expected 20 attend.
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Bounds Heaner
WeddingToddy

The wedding OF q very popular
Brownsville couple. Miss Kathleen
Heaher. and Mr.. Eddie Bounds is
To be solemnized al the home ar
Mis- Heaner's parents, MT. and
Mrs. wv. B. Heaner in Laredo at
$50 Sunday morning.
The wedding Is to be a quiet at-
fair, with only members or thr
immediate family OF the bride and
groom present. Among these will
be Mr.. and Mrs. E w. Bounds, o.
Fort Worth. parents Of the groom
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Heaner,
Of Brownsville. Mr.. Hesner is z
brother OF the bride.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast Ks TO be served. The
young couple will leave immediate
" after on a trip 10 Monterrey and
Saltilio by motor They will o. NJ
home TO their friends after Nov. J
on Sunset Drive In Los Eban0s.
Mr.. Bounds Is assistant man
ager OF the Eagle Pass Lumber COM
pany. and both he end Miss Hean-
CT have many friends III the city.
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Valley Students
u. Of T.
osneelal to The Heraldl

Especial TO The HERALD
AUSTIN, Oct. l8.-Initiatlon OF
the newly elected members Of the
Cowboys. local pep organization
was held the early part OF last
week III front Of the Main Build
ing. New members we're easily
distinguished from the est OF the
students by the huge plug OF tobac-
co they were attempting 70 conceal
in their mouth. Gene Snavely OF
Harrington was among those In.
assisted IN carrying out the initia-
ton routine.
The eligibility list for the Daily
Texan staff includes the names o.
Clara Tatar OF San Juan and Bern
ard Lebowitz Of San Benito.
Theta XXI Fraternity announces
tn, initiation OF Jack Grow. Grom.
Fred Holloway. Bowie: Harry Dout-
hit. Raymondville: and Bill Burns
Brownsville. Douthit Is a former
basketball star from the EdinburF
Junior CDlleEe.
Campus elections are a. present
attracting a considerable amount
OF attention among the students
Charles Jones Of Harlingen Is listed
as a candidate 20 the assembly
representing the College of Artr
and Sciences.
Gene Snavely OF Harrington and
Bernard Lebowitz Of San Benitc
have been elected 10 serve as Jun
ior Intramural Managers for thf
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truett Cowen. Miss
Una Cowen. and Mrs. Frank Rabh
all Of Brownsville were visiting n
Austin this week a. the guest N
Robert Jones who Is a student II
the university.
Among the 100 candidates re-
porting TO Coach c. J. Shorty
Anderson for freshman football
practice was Floyd Garrett former
Edirburg Junior College football
basketball and baseball star.
Garrett was a member OF the
San Benito baseball club this pas
summer and will he remembered a
the lad who pitched a no hit-nr
run game against the Brownsville
team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Calendar For The Week

MONDAY
Episcopal Guild meets at the parish house. 800 p n.
Methodist missionary society has social meeting az the church host
esses. Mesdames J T. Lovett, chairman, Marshall White, M. y Lyons,
Jefferds. Hill. McPare Null John Upton. and M y Langfcrd-
Baptist missionary society industrial day, beginning 10 q III az the
church. to sew for Buckner home Members to bring covered dish for
luncheon.
Presbyterian auxiliary study meeting at the church. 40 p r.
Altar scciety, Sacred Heart church, with Mrs VIM Richter, TAP West
St. Charles.
TUESDAY
American Legion auxiliary meets at the Legion hall, 8 p m for cleo
ton Of Officers.
semi-annual meeting Of the executive board of the Rio Grande VAL
ley Federation Of womens Clubs at the Womans Chamber Of Com
merce. Harhrgen.
Casino Aatamorense dance. MatamoroS.
SIterhood Beth III meets al the home OF Mrs Frank Berwald. ;
o. m
Mardi bridge club. Mrs Bascom Cox
Club Twelve with Miss Lucia Champion.
WEDNESDAY
Self Culture club with Mrs Roy Ruff.
JuSt-Eew with Mrs. : M Harvey.
Wednesday Brisca with Mrs. Antonio Alfonso.
THURSDAY
City federation Of womens clubs meets at the Central Christian
church. $50 ?. m. All cubwomen invited.
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Committees OF
League Named
For Mew Year

Standing committees for the year
have been announced by Mrs. y. Y
Bull, president of the Civic League.
Names listed on these committees
are as follows.
Identification, Mesdames Albert
Smith, chairman; w. (. McDavitt.
G. F. Landegren.
Flower exchange. Mesdames II.
L. Thomas, w. J. Vertrees, G. G.
Wentz, n. Z. Kendall, NJ. $. Gil
lete.
Sanitation; Mesdames Hugo
Milde, W. p. McBryde. r. ID. Mar
shall. Jennie Snyder and &. P
Hollar.
Arbor Day; Mrs w. II. Harvey.
Public Parks and Fairgrounds
Mesdames w. w. Bollinger. FL. RI
Barnes, and L. ID. Jones.
Streets and Alleys: Mrs. J. J
KENNY. G. w. Moothait. j. S
Sweeney. c. A. Roy. j F. Dowis
C. Everson. ". E. Dutro. and A. p
Nivers.
Ways and Means; Mesdames D
p. Gay, Jr. II. L. Yates. B. NJ
Freudenstein. Peral NuCkols, Miss
Florence Bel.
Yard and Garden Contest. Me-
danes Willie IA. George. IA. WI
Neck. Miss Mamie Bourne.
Program. Mrs. M FRI Hall
Historian. Mrs. G.. III. DeEardel-
chen.
Delegates 70 the CITY federation
Mesdames r. =. Morris, wv. ID. Nc
Bryde. II. r. Thomas.
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Comings, Goings

Mrs. w. r. Harvey has returned
from San Benito, where she has
been for two days attending the
meeting or the Valley Baptist AS
ISOLATION.
Fred Eustace. OF Fort Worth, Is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Lackner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan McClendon
and children, Dan and. Maxine. are
visitors at the W. T. Harvey home.
Mrs. L. J. Polk and Mrs. S. T.
Melton. both Of Pharr. visited In
Brownsville Thursday.
The Rev. and Mrs. y. "A. Reed. Of
Pharr. spent two days this week
with Mrs. Reeds parents, Mr. and
Mrs. @. g. Lamberth.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Matthews have
Just returned 10 Brownsville after
a visit Of three weeks III Kansas
and Nebraska.
W. r. Samuel OF Oklahoma City
is here for a few weeks visit with
his brother, p. w. Samuel. at 305
Fifth St.
II. p. Griffin. OF McAIlen. IS
spending the week end in Browns
vile with Mr.. and Mrs. John Clos
ner.
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League
Pays Honor
To Head

A striking tribute 10 one OF the
leading clubwomen OF Brownsville
was paid BY the Civic League 10
their president. Mrs. J. K. Bull
when they voted to make a con-
tribution Of 500 to the fund FOR
the building OF the permanent
headquarters OF the state feder-
alton Of women's clubs in Austin
giving the donation IN the name
OF Mrs. Bull. BY this means her
name Will appear In the bronze
memorial tablet to the founders
OF the institution.
This honor Is being accorded Mrs.
Bull in appreciation OF her SER
vices as president az the club for
the past several years. The follow
ing resolution was presented By
Mrs. D. p Gay Jr.. at the meet
ing Of the club the past week, and
enthusiastically passed:
In grateful appreciation Of al
that our president. Mrs. J.. K. Bull,
has done 10 further the interests
Of the Civic League and all Il
stands for. I move that the Civic
League become a founder for the
permanent club home in Austin
in the name OF Mrs. Bull. and III
that way she will be honcred by
having her name inscribed on the
memorial tablet to the founders
Mrs. Bull Is one ar the veteran
club members OF Brownsville. hav-
ing begun her club work here IN
1909. as a charter member OF thr
Self Culture club. and at present
the only charter member remain
ing in this organization. She has
served as president OF the CITY
federation OF women's club. the
Self Culture club. the public health
nursing association. and the Civic
League. has taken active part In
Valley and district federation work
giving time and energy % many
committees Of which she has been
a member. and has been very &C
tive In church and missionary So
cietv work. as well as that 81 the
church federation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

Mrs. Z. X. Goodrich's home was
the scene OF a pretty tea on Thurs
day afternoon. given by members OF
the Y. w. c. A. executive board of
Brownsville for mothers of the 10
cal Girl Reserves. Pink radiance
roses and carnations made a pleas
ant setting for the affair.
Guests were greeted at the door
by Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Smith. president of the board. An
interesting program was presented
including musical numbers by a
group OF Girl Reserves belonging 70
the Elee club.
The girls wore the white costumes
Of the Girl Reserves. They were
accompanied by Miss Margaret
Hughston. Jim Andersen, from
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president, win take the form OF a
luncheon, followed by & business
meeting.
Besides the twenty-five members
who made up the official personnel.
the Mission committee on arrange
ment for the December meeting
has been extended an invitation to
IN present.
Mrs. RI. r.. Herren, Harrington.
third Wce-nreSiaent, is in charge
XII reservations for the Tuesday
luncheon.
Among those expected 10 attend
are: Mrs. r owen Scott. Rio Grande
City. president. Mrs. IT. j. zoe. san
Benit0, first vice-president. Mrs. +.
w. Glass, Weslaco. second vice.
president. Mrs. T. S. Herren. Har-
lingen. third vice-president. Mrs. 2
NJ Card. McAllen. secretarv-treas-
urer. Mrs L. B. Caruthers. Jr.. Rio
Grande City, corresponding secTe-
tary. Mrs. Thomas B. Sammors,
Mission, chaplain; Mrs. V0lley Tav-
Tor. Brownsville. parliamentarian.
Mrs. Fred H. Wright. Mercedes.
past president. Eesdames =. R.
jennings. Harrington. Roy Conway.
Mission. H. III. Livingston. San Be-
rit0, Harhert Davenport. Browns
vile. Lamar Gil. Ravmondvilie. y.
n Barr, Les Fresnos. RI. u. Cald-
well. Mission. Marshall McTlhennev.
Edinburr. " r. Yates. Brownsville.
J. J. Murray. Mercedes. Jennie
Redfleld. Donna. J A. Card. Mis-
sion and " A. Wrigth. Donna,
chairman OF department and COM
mitees. y p Gay. Jr. Brownsville.
press and publicity chairman for
the Fifth district
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Hospital Work
(CeS III onward

The auxiliary of the Mercy hosni-
tal met the past week atres = t-Aa a
months vacation
The laundry equipment for which
the tag day in May was held was
discussed and II was found that ap-
proZimately enough funds are now
available for this purpose.
The next thing under consider
alton Will be the furnishing Of a
room in the newly completed IL I'd
story Of the hospital. This Will -
the time Of the members until early
In the year. The room which will
DC furnished will be Just above the
one furnished by the city federation
III clubs when the hospital was new.
the first room furnished NV an or
~ganizaticn.
Early IN the year the organization
hopes M assist in arranging for
refrigeration az foods in quantl-
ties.
Many public spirited friends have
been interested in making the rooms
homelike so that when this room
is furnished. the third floor will be
almost completed. Mr.. and Mrs.
George White furnished the room
on the southwest corner. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gregg the one on the
southeast corner. Others are being
furnished By Mrs Isabel Garcia,
Mr.. and Mrs. II DOrfman. the Rotary
club. the Kiwanls club and one by
Mr.. and MRS Lawrence Brady &if.
and Mrs. W. E. McDavitt and other
friends Jointly.
The third floor of the wing over
the operating rooms IA being FUR
nished aS VI maternity ward
Mrs. Milton West left Tuesday
evening for Temple
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Local Clubs
Head List

Two Brownsville clubs come near
the head Of the list OF those sub
scribing to the permanent head
quarters building of the Texas fed
Grafton Of wornen's clubs. according
TO Mrs. volney W. Taylor. president
Of the fifth district.
The Bronte club, Of Victoria. old
est federated club In the state. was
the first in the district 10 become
a patron. closely followed by the
Self Culture club OF Brownsville
winning scoring club OF the district
The Civic League came next. max
ing their contribution in the name
OF their president. Mrs. j. X Bull
thus giving her the honor Of havine
her ! anne inscribed in the memorial
tablet to the founders.
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Y. W. c: A. of Brownsville and Valley Busy

Miss Elizabeth Allen, Valley sec
rotary discussed the general aspects
of Y. w. c. A. work, stressing the
fact that the Girl Reserve work Is
winning recognition from the school
authorities.
She called attention to the fact
that girls Of the high school age
a. present are as far advanced as
girls in the sophomore year OF COL
lege 20 years ago. and also suggest
ed that the Girl Reserve work could
be a means Of developing closer re-
lationship between the girls and
their mothers BY giving them q So
cial contact. She urged that mo-
theirs attend occasional meetings a.
q mean toward this END.
Following the program punch and
waters we're served.
The fall conference OF the cabinet
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bone player. also gave several num-
bers.
Mrs. Dick Harris, finance chair
man. talked on the value Of Y. w.
c. A. work. and the returns for the
small financial expenditure.
Mrs. Gordon Street gave two dia-
lect readings, Babies and "A Tele-
phone Conversation Between ! IS
and Marse JOHN which va IN
Enthusiastically received
Miss Louise Parry, Girl Reserve
advisor. was introduced, and gave
a short reading. Mrs. II. M. War
rem, Blue Triangle advisor. gave q
report OF the work OF this organiza-
ton. stating that more than sixty
girls Of the junior high school age
have signed I'D. and that two diff
ferent groups have been organized,
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Mrs. Reed Is
Brisca Hostess

Cut roses made a charming set
ting when Mrs. A. w. Reed enter
tanned the Brisca club on Wednes-
day afternoon OF the past week
Three tables were made ND. Mrs. Joe
Champion held high score and
was awarded with a piece % en-
hroidered lingerie. Mrs. Adolfo CAL
deroni received a linen lunch cloth
for second. A delicious light lunch
con was served during the after
noon.
Mrs. Antonio Alfonso Is to be
hostess this week.
Mrs. Thomas Miller from Mexico
CITY is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Russell McChesney and sister, Mrs
Wallace HarwoOt.
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PERSONALS


John Kelley OF Brownsville is
staying here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Kaiser spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 3. F.
Lonk in McAllen. Mrs. Lonk pre-
pared a birthday dinner for Mrs.
Kaiser.
Mrs. Estasana Longoria OF Mon
terrey. Mexico, arrived Tuesday to
visit her sisters, Mrs. Personious,
Mrs. Starck and Miss Fela Cham
pion-
3. ". SAMSON returned from his
visit TO Alvarado.
Nj. and Mrs. p. M. Shipley were
In Weslaco Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.. Personious
went TO Brownsville Tuesday.
Miss Zelma Clifton OF Harrington
visited her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kerr OF vt.
Worth spent a few days looking af-
ter property interests here.
G. G. PerSonious has returned
home after spending a few weeks
in New York with relatives.
Mr. Jones Of Idaho and Mr.. Par
ker OF Brownsville were recent bust
ness visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Godfrey and
father Of Combs and Mr. and Mrs
Ben Oldenmeyer and Margaret Of
Mercedes we're recent visitors at j.
r. Mock'S
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ASSEMBLY PROGRAM


The assembly program for last
week was in charge OF Mr.. CAROLS
3rd and 4th grades. First was a
song The Spanish Cavalier BY
the whole room accompanied By Mr..
Carroll on the violin. Other num-
bers as follows. recitation. Lucia
Cadena; song. Antonio Genzalez:
Joe Reyes. Alan Lopez. Alberto Bri-
ones and Eva CavazoS: recitation,
Mary Montana; song. Tony de Leon;
recitation. Dorothy Trevino; song,
Esther .0uJles and Esther de
Leon. recitation. Robert Garcia
Parade OF King and Queen to the
tune Of Queen OF the World and
Child Of the Skies" as played on the
violin by Professor Joseph Barney
Carroll.
The assembly program for this
week will be in charge Of Miss
Cobb's third and fourth graders.
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members and sponsors Of the VAL
ley Girl Reserves will commence al
Campo del Arroyo, Rio Hondo. Oct
"a. continuing on through Oct. Is
and 20.
The three days inter-club coun-
Gil is an annual affair.
Girls from all Valley towns will
be present at Campo del Arroyo. the
Girl Reserve camp. TO take part in
the meet.
Miss Elizabeth Allen will be In
charge OF the conference. Mrs. M.
Weimer. camp mother, will have
the attractive camp in readiness for
the girls.
A meeting OF college girls 20 or
ganize a branch of the Y. w. G. a.
L to be held on Thursday az 8 70.
m. under the direction OF Miss Eliza
beth Allen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Mrs. Taylor Pays
Official Visit

Mrs. Volney w. Taylor, president
Of the fifth district of the state
federation OF women's clubs. spent
the weekend tn Corpus Christi.
where she attended the first meeting
ar the Nueces county federation at
the Nueces hotel on Saturday. She
was named as honor guest az a
luncheon Of the organizations on
that day.
She was accompanied 70 Corpus
Christi by Mrs. r. E. Smith. Hous-
ton club woman. who has been IN
Brownsville visiting her mother,
Mrs. D. p. Gay.
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Missionary
Society Dinner

Women Of the Central Christian
missionary society served a chicken
dinner 10 about forty guests Fri
day evening at the church parlors.
Halloween decorations and cut
flowers made the table charming.
Following the dinner an inter
esting program was presented. Mis-
Bette Hopper gave a talk on the
T~wenty-third Psalm: Mrs. Rov
Ruff read a paper on Americas
task. and Mrs Mary Moses read =
poem. Two vocal solos were rem
dered by Mrs. r.. d. Howard. and
Mrs w A. Velten.
Money from the affair will be
turned into the building fund
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Bridge Club
Entertained

The Lucky Thirteen bridge club
was entertained the past week by
Mrs. (. G. Giles. The club award
went 10 Mrs. Byron Lawrence and
the cut to Mrs. z. l.. Garcia. The
next meeting will be at the COM
munity clubhouse. the home of
Mrs. r. A. Caldwell.
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FRIDAY Bridge
Club Meets

The Friday bridge club met with
Mrs. Harbert Davenport the past
week. Mrs. Laura ,fonroe held high
score. receiving a box Of stationery
Miss Elsa Waithers. secon+. was
presented with a piece or Mexican
tile.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell McChesnev
--f-~~i T~~~ rirhr frr-o =
~lont-s r--7tic- spent IN Florida
New York and Maine. travelling b.
motor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

An informal party was given Tues
day night in honor OF Miss Lolo
Ruth Villers on her birthday Var
ious games we're played and at a
late hour refreshments were served
70 the guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Club Presidents Hostesses
To Brownsville Federation
At Opening Meet Thursday

Mrs George M Smith, president Of the city federation, and five presi-
dents OF clubs which make up the federation. will be hostesses al one
Of the most elaborate club affairs Of the season on Thursday afternoon.
The city federation Is to hold its first meeting at this time
The list Of hostesses includes. besides Mrs Smith. Mrs Mae Brutsche,
president of the Learners; Mrs. w. y. worley. Self Culture; Mrs. Har-