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PART TWO-s PAGES.
Editorials and Editorial Features.
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%. g. weather Bureau Forecast0
Fair and warmer today: tomorrow,
fair with mild temperature
Temperatures--Ffi Highest, SO, at pm.
yesterday: lowest, a. at am. yes
terday
Fun report on page 7.
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% Msans As.oeiatsd Prsss.
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CONGRESS TRYING TO UNITE FORCES
 ID BRING ACT|0|!
REPUBLICANS PLAN TO BRING DROUGHT BILL BACK TO
 HOUSE AT ONCE
WASHINGTON. Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec, IS, tPl- Senator John Watson, Republi- can floor leader, rallied to the defense of President Hoover's unemployment and relief pro- gram in the Senate after that body showed hostility to informal action
 Senator watson complained that there had been a breakdown in the program of cooperation which had been promised by the Democrats and insisted the ad- ministration's relief program was adequate and that the unem- ployment situation was being handled comprehensively in the pending bills.
 Senator Robt. Lafolette. reply ing to Senator Watson. challeng- ad the completeness of the ad- nlinistration' plans and called upon the government to supple msnt tha w8rk a+ nHnicipaiiaes and states bE means of addstion- 5l Appropriations. He claimed a230o0 persons ara unemploy ad in Az cities.
 The Republicans now plan to bring the measure back to the floor before the week is out for passage under the drastic gaga rule.
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CABINET MAKING IN
 FRANCE REQUIRES 3EAL POLITICAL CARPENTERS

PARIS, Dec, 1S. (P One min ister and two secretaries of the state resigned from the steeg cabinet today just before 1t went before the deputies on its initial declaration of policy.
 Minister Robert Thoumyre, who l5ld the portofilo, was the first to go. others were Rene Co- ty, under-secretary of state for the interior; Camille Cautru, un- der secretary of agriculture.
 Steeg continued his plans of taking the cabinet before the deputies
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GERMANY ABLE ID PAY DECLARES
 FINANCE CH|EF
BREAKDOWN OF FINANCIAL REFORMS WILL PREVENT
 PAYMENT

BERLIN, Dec, l8, CH1-A bomb shell was exploded under Ger many's move for a moratorium or reparations through publica- ton of an alleged private docu- ment of Hermann Dietrich, the finance minister
 The paper expressed the pri- vate opinion that under ordinary circumstances, Germany will be able to make her separations payments to the Allies as ar ranged under the Young plan
 This opinion is in direct con- tradiction of recent utteranees by Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and other German cabinet offI- cers who have indicated they will be forced to seek suspension of payments within the year.
 Herr Dietrich. according to the paper published. believes that only breakdown of German financial reforms will prevent fulfillment of separations oblig tions.
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DRY CHIEF JUMPS " RIGHT O|V TAIL IF
 ADVERSE DECISION
DIRECTOR COMMANDS FORCES CARRY ON UNTIL THE
 BITTER END
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WASHINGTON. Dec.. l8. LPl

WASHINGTON. Dec, 18, (PD- The Department of Justice acted quickly to block the latest threat to it's prohibition machinery and announced it would take 'lmme- diate appeal" directly to the Sui .prsrna court from the New Jer- seey decision which held that the 18th amendment was invalid
 Prohibition Director Woodcock teleeraphed the command for his New Jersey forces ito carry on."
 Two brother iurists of Federal Judge Clrak. author of the deci- sion refused to follow the prece- #dent set.
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EASTERN IDEAS
 ON RELIGION MAR
 PEACE IF EMPIRE
SPEAKERS OPEN MOUTHS BUT DIDN'T HAVE MUCH TO
 SAY

LONDON, Dec, IS, (Pl-Settle- ment of the troublesome quarrel between the Moslems and Hindus which has threatened to sause 7. breakdown of the round-table conversations of India, was fore snadoWed at the brilliant dinner given to all delegates by the British Indian Union.
 Maharjah Gaetwar Baroda in- 5lcated special committee will ae appointed by Premier Ram say Macdonald to dispose of the problem During his speech he said; There are bound to be differences of opinion but these matters will be settled by those
 a authority"
 Lord Reading, who presided at the dinner said: We are go- Ing to arrive at something even though it can only be provision Fl at this stage but it must de- v+lop in such way as to give Sa fisfaction to the whole of In- Ma and England"
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VERMONT SENATOR FINALLY SUCCUMPs
 FROM OLD WOUND

ST. ALBANs, Vermont, Dec. l8, (P)-Frank II Greene, 50, United States Senator, soldier and edit pr, died after a hernia operation last Monday.
 His recovery seemed certain until a gradual decline today He had been partially paralyzed since 1924 when he was struck by stray bullet in a gun fight between bootleggers and prohi- bition agents, at Washington.
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ROAD COMMISSION
 NOW CONSIDERING
 HEREINAFTER PLAN
CONSIDERATION BEING GIv- EN ITO ROCK QUARRY FOR
 FILLING MATERIAL

Early action on Sewar d's breakwater seems to be in the cards, according to official com munications that have passed between Seward and Juneau hav- ing to do with preliminary pre- parations and the spurce of the rock from which the breakwater fill will be made
 It now develops that an ex- tension of the present east and west " of the Alaska Railroad leading of from the railroad shops may be continued west across Fourth Avenue at C. St-, and win run to 2nd Ave-. thence swinging to the north along the base of Marathon Mountain, all Ion city property and necessitat- ing from 1000 to 1 500 additional feet of trackage. From the east ern end of the "Y' tracks will be built, 1t is understood to ex- tend to the Waterfs adga after which it is pre4ufned piling will ba driven and t-a tr7cks blilt out over the water from which the TOOK cars Will ba dumped That in a general wav 1t is said. is the plan now under consider ation by the Alaska Road Com- mission
 AiEaough no offiai#i canfirna tian can Bs abtai1aH.. .it .Hs Ha9H bIa that most. ot tha wo4Ir wilF be handled by. the Ai75E4 Railroad. since II alraady has the equipment and the men availa ble for such operations.
 Ins a general way. tlle program calls for \ dike to extend out in- to the bay to the east about a Quarter of a mile. The original appropriation of s45,001 will take care of this work A similar sum of money will be necessary, it is understood to take care of the deepening of the harhor within the breakwater where small boats can anchor.
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COMMITTEE nFP07T ~ R'NH0A1 W''II
 4E PRESENTED SION

WASHINGTON. Dec.. l8. P Senator Howell of Nebraska said he planned to call a meeting of the Alaska Railroad Investigating committee during the Christmas racess of Congress when they will start drafting the report.
 Senator Howell said ne had reen working on tentative draft If the report but did not reveal lts contents pending submission 70 other members of the com 11ittee.
 He said the committee has re- commended to Postmaster Gen. aral Brown the desirability of operating airplanes from Fair ranks to outlying points.
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STOPS IN NARROWs
 AND DRIFTS 0N REEF

JUNEAU, Dec, Is, P)-Due to pad shadows the sS Queen was stopped yesteday in Whitestone Narrows to take it's bearings, the Fessel eased onto reef by the tide.
 It backed off five minutes Iat- er and proceeded to Juneau The survey showed that the hull mad not been damaged and the inspectors exonerated Captain Nickerson Very few aboard knew If the experience.
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PARENTS GET CUSTODY

NEW YORK. Dec IT (F0-After six months litigation over the cus- tody of a boy violinist prodigee ef Ruggiero and Girogi9rrIcci. a court rendered its final decision giving him permanently to the parents. MI. and Mrs. Pietro Ricci of River side Drive Miss Elizabeth Laekey. the boys teacher, fought the par ents for custody.
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PEACE PLEA
WASHINGTON, Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IT. lAa Declaring Soviet Union is wholly absorbed in it's task of building up its national economy" Boris skyir- Sky, director of Soviet information bureau appealed for peace and friendly relations between Russia and the United States. Plea was delivered before comittee of in vestigators of Cummunist act yjt.es in America.
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MAKES THrN D77Y
 T7V'NG T1 aEtlH7TA
 A5M5 LA3TFaEalEAT

GUATEMALA CITY, Dec. 18 Guatemala had it's third govern ment within week after an hours fighting in streets here Tuesday in which 57 were killed and wqan d and a neW presi- dent, Gea eal Manuel Orellana, succeeded in downing Baudilio Palma who was serving until President Lazaro Chacon recov- cred from illness.
 Palma was substituting for Chacon and the military elements became dissatisfied.
 The country is now peaceful and it IS believed normalcy has been restored
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WILL BE DEPORTED

CHICAGO, Dec, 18- lPl-T Tony Volnet ranked second to Al Cap- one among Chicago's public ene- mics. was arrested bv inlnligra- .tion bureau agents who served K warrant issued by the Secretary of Labor Volpe will be deported to Italy within two weeks, it is said
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SPAIN STILL UNDER
 MARITAL CONTROL

MADRID, Dec, 18, (P)- spain's foreign legion patrolled the nor thern cities where strikes con- tinued.
 It is unknown how long martial law will continue although the governmeent insists danger all over Spain is still unsettled.
 Business is bad bnt authorities are confident the worst is over.
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WARNING LETTER
WASHINGTON. Dec. m

Warning that any plan to pay World War veterans 25 per cent cash on their compensation bonus checks will result in higher tax rate was contained in a letter writ ten by Secretary of Treasury An- drew Mellon. to Representative H. Fish. who is sponsoring the bill to effect such payment.
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THRoUGH WITH OPERA

NEW YORK. Dee. l7 tPi
 Madame Amelita Galli Curci, not- ad singer, arrived hera aboard the steamship Mauretania. sine an- nounced that She is through with the opera forever, declaring that concert tour to be more enjoyable
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CASTLE SAVED

LONDON Dec, l8, tPN- Durham Castle one of England's greatest Historical monuments will be saved from ruin by a S1O0,OO0 appropriation from the Pilgrim Trust fund, it was officially an Hounced.
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BUS SKIDS

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec, IS, Nineteen persons were in- jured, two seriously, when a street car; 45 were on the bus. icy street and crashed into a stree car, 45 were on the bus
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S46,OOo,OOO JOB

CHICAGO, Dec, IS, (P)-The City council passed ain ordinance appropriating $46,OOO,OOO for a subway to be constructed be- meath State street Property own- CTS along the street have prom ised to fight the project.
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BANKER DIES

CHICAGO, pea, 18, IH7Al- bert Colt, investment banker. 30 years old, died from a heart att tack He was member of the firm of Baker Fentress & Co
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KILLS HTs PARENTS

NASHVILLE Indiana, Dec. t18, tHa-Ia \ sudden attack of in- sanity, Paul Brown. 28 year-old electrician, killed his parents and severely wounded several neigh bars FHf disap ppaared after setting .fira to the mousse and M is thot l7 hlar AaTa parishad in the fire
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5-l9. Mrs. J. Y. Goodwin, special
delegate as editor d the woman's
page Of the West Texas Christian
Advocate, also attended the con-
ference.
Miss Mary Campbell spent Sun
day in Corpus Christi as the guest
Of friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde London. who
have been spending several weeks In
McAllen on business and visiting
with friends. left Friday for their
home in Lubbock.
j. M. Crom Is in Chicago this
week on business.
Frank 3. Sreeland left this week
BY airplane for Missouri. where he
was called by the death OF his
sister.
Frank r. Schults. left this week
for his home in Yewanee. Illinois
after having spent several days In
the Valley.
Mrs. Oliver p. Newman, OF New
York City. who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. G. "A. Cline. left
Tuesday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Cline as far as San Antonio.
Geo. A. Niche. formerly OF Bos-
ton. Oklahoma. has purchased the
Grayburg Filling Station on the
highway cas-. OF McAllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Allen left
for New Mexico for a visit. after
having spent The winter here. After
their visit n New Mexico they
will leave for their home in Eureka,
Kansas.
Paul Pike. of Mckinney has ar
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McRee. spent the weekend In San
Antonio and Kerrville. They were
accompanied home by Edward Bak-
er Of San Antonio.
DR.. and Mrs. w. z. Whigham
will leave Saturday for Dallas, where
DR.. Whigham will attend a surgical
clinic for two weeks. Mrs. Whigham
will visit with her mother in Ogles-
by.
Mrs. r. E. Whitsitt and p. II. Lee
left Tuesday for San Antonio for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. t. F.
Overstreet. Mrs. r. A. Kieffer and
little daughter. Betty, accompanied
them as far as San Antonio. from
whence they will leave for their
home IN Lawrence, Kansas.
Mrs. j. S. Ford has as her guest
her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Love Of
New iberia. Louisiana. Mrs. Love
viii be remembered as Miss Syn
thia Lee Ford before her marriage
Z. w. Reeves Of st. Louis. Mis-
souri, was in McAllen Tuesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Winbury left
Monday for a visit in Rio Grande
City with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Zach
man.
Mesdames Z. M. Ogden. Clara
Finch. and s. J. Paddock were
delegates from ths Women's Mis-
sionary Society OF the First Meth
odist church Of McAllen to the
West Texas conference OF the
Methodist chu4ch. They left Tues
day for Corpus Christi. where the
conference Is being held from April
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rived TO make his home. He viii
be joined later BY Mrs. Pike and
two little daughters
Mr.. and AIRS. w. =. James left
"Wednesday morning for their home
at Lamar, Colorado, after having
spent the winter here.
Harry Kreidler left Thursday for
a visit II San Antonio.
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MISS CHALK NAMED
PICNIC HONOREE

Miss Clyde Chalk was named as
honoree OF a delightful swimming
party and ricnic Wednesday eve
ming at Mission. given by the MEM
bers or the McAllen school faculty.
Those present were Mesdames T
L. Sherwood. Luella Smith. and
Maude Burkhart. Misses Elizabeth
Alley, Louise Fills. Lorraine Wat
son, Mary Elise Reasley. Russell,
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Valley Society NeWS
and EUentS

little guests were Easter baskets
filled with candy eggs. Refresh
ments were served In the late
afternoon.
Those present were Jean circuit,
Laura Nell Carpenter, Mary Dale
Hagar. Dorothy Soyars, Frances and
Jane Clark. Betty Mae Smith, Fran
ces Norris. 10 Hagar, Eudora Elrod,
Faunetta Kinning and the honoree.
MISS MILLS HOSTESS
TO FRIENDS
Miss Merle Mills. OF Sinton. who
spent the weekend with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w Mills. was
hostess to a group of teachers from
Sinton late Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mills is a member OF the fac
ulty at Sinton.
The guests enjoyed sightseeing
trips 10 Matamoros, Reynosa and
other places OF interest during
their visit. returning to Sinton Sat-
urday night.
They were Misses Ava Russell,
Edna Archerd. p. +. Miller and M
g. Porter. Miss Miles remained
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BRIDGE AT
HOME

Mrs. Sam BraZzell entertained
Tuesday afternoon with an inform
al bridge party TO Mrs. Clyde Lon
don OF Lubbock.
The personnel included Mesdames
r M. Andrews. Stephen Jones
Jack Howell. A. Nix. r. M. BOUNDS
n. M. Fristoe, w. q. Stewart, Q. Q.
Mcdaniel.
The Easter motif was carried out
a the decorations. Mrs. JAG HOW
Ell received the prize for low score
and Mrs. London was presented
with a pretty gift.
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INITIAL MEETING
OF YEAR HELD

Tuesday afternoon Circle One or
the Presbyterian Auxiliary held
their first meeting OF the new year
AZ the home of Mrs. Roy r.. Clark.
The subject for the afternoon was
christian Education and Minister
.ial Relief" Mrs. Robert Turpin led
the devotional period. Mrs - r.
Barmore and Mrs. J. w. LLOYD gave
Continued On page 81
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AFFAIR
q AGNEWS

A group of neighbors residing on
The Holt Hammond tract entertain
ed with a surprise party for MI
and Mrs. J. B. Agnew.
Those enjoying the affair were
Mesdames J. M. Lawrence. z. z.
Bagby. M. II. Barnum, Albert Refs,
w. w. withers. F. N. Taylor. Bert
Cook, Misses Mary Ellen Refs and
dorothy Taylor.
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MRS. SWAN is
HOSTESS

Mrs. F. Ogden Swan entertained
Tuesday afternoon at home WIFI
three tables of bridge -
The home was beautiful IN Us
decorations of radiance roses, lark
SPUR and golden peoples.
The personnel included Mesdames
n n. Damme, and Burkhardt OF
McAIlen. Harold Pugh Of Weslaco,
and c. Wood. Glenn Abney, Max
SessIe. Wilford Sydnor. Balthrope
and Flynt Sorrell Of Mission.
Mrs. Pueh received high score
prize. Mrs. Sessle the consolation
and Mrs. Damme the cut.
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GROUP ENJOYS BRIDGE
DANCE AND SWIM

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrac Roitch en-
tertained Thursday evening at their
home on North Eleventh street
with a bridge party followed by a
dance and swim at Mission.
Roses AMI larkslIur were used
in the decorations.
Those enjoying tn. affair were
Misses Fannie Blanche Mason OF
Bowling Green, Kentucky, Bernice
Hupstutter. LLcusS Sharp, Maxine
Fristoe, Frances Jones, Messrs.
Hugh Lockhart. Bill Doyle, Bob
Collins, Sam Morrison and Jack
Moore.
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MRS. FRISBY
HOSTESS

Mrs. J.. a. Frisby was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the men,
bers OF the Furtnightly bridge club.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames j.. r Davis, Barrett of
Chicago, ". v Sidcner. Whit Rog-
ers and William Payne.
Mrs. MCGEE won the club prize
and Mrs. Rogers the guest prize.
Mrs. o. x. Gilvin vii be the next
hostess.
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MRS. LIE BOW
ENTERTAINS
SPRING CANTATA
To RE GIVEN

Lincoln school PIT. "A. met Tues
day afternoon at the school audi
forum.
A number Of health songs and
| rhymes were given by pupils Of the
first and second grades; second. a
health play was presented by pu-
pills of Miss Jones oom and health
songs were sung by pupils OF Miss
Purl's room.
J. ". Taylor spoke briefly of the
health work being done In the
schools and Of the diptheria vac
ci~nations.
Mrs. Ethel Strong Warden. pres
ident OF the Pharr PIT. A.. gave q
verv interesting lecture on -Tne
relation Of Proper Food 70 Coca
Health"
Af,r the meeting. refreshments
were served in the cafeteria. ABOUT
so uarents and teachers were pres
ent. .-.o,s
Miss Purl's and Miss Eargies
rooms won the prizes offered ior
raving the most mothers present.
A spring cantata will be given
Anril IL under the direction OF MISS
Hattie Lee Ellis, IN which some
200 or more children will take part
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CIRCLE MEETS
WITH MRS. WADE

An interesting program was car
ried out Tuesday afternoon when
members OF Circle Two or the Pres
byterian Auxiliary held the first
meeting OF the new year at the
home or Mrs. Davis Wade. Mrs
Wade Is chairman OK the circle. Fol-
lowing the business meeting and
study lesson, refreshments were
enrvnd
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INDUSTRIAL CLUB
ipTANG

| s1he Hammond Industrial
Eb met Tuesday afternoon at the
Egfne Of Mrs. william Petrie In reg
Var session.
r During the business session, plans
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THEATER PARTY
HOSTESS

Miss Fanny Blanche Mason OF
Bowling Green. KY, who is the
guest Of her brother. L. j. Mason,
entertained Monday afternoon with
O theater party.
The personnel included Mesdames
Rhea Clark. Tom Beels. Lambert
Of Kansas CITY. Missouri, z. r.
Russell, r. <. Horn. Frank Grow,
Everett Moore. c. d. Martin, Con-
rad Roitch. John Cardwell, Barnard
Cook. Niles Esrey, B. J. Mason Of
Bowling Green. KY. George kunz'
S. ]. McKinsey. d. Q. Perkins,
Stephen Jones. Val Folsom, n
Misses Bernice Hufstutler. Frances
Jones and Lucia SrNlrp.
Following the matinee, retreSn-
ments were enioyed.
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Brownsville CLUB
and Social A cfiDHieS
kansas City Guest Is
McAllen Society
Bridge Party Honoree
McAllen Society
Especial to The Herald.)

McALLEN, April 12-Mrs. G. c. Schwingel and daughter entertained
Wednesday afternoon with an attractive bridge party to honor their
guest. Mrs. s.. II. Camp. of Kansas City, Missouri. The Easter motif
was carried out in the decorations and refreshment course. The host
esses were assisted by Mrs. r. NJ. Schmuck.
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Inice Ratliff, Gladys Cowan, Alma
Thrasher, Ruby Rogers, Clara
DLollahite, Elise Edwards, Ann
Burtless, Frances Jones, Druselle
McKinnon, Blancht Greenwood,
Guida 3. Mickle, Mildred Dodillet,
Gladys Sedwick, Blanche Mills,
Gertrude Brown and the honoree.
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MRS. CROSS T
TO MEMBERS

Mrs. j. T. Cross was hostess this
week 10 the members OF the Mid
Week bridge club.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. John Pate ard Mrs. Joe Pate.
High score was won by Mrs. J.
II. Bray, Mrs. Joe Pate received the
guest prize.
Mrs. Z. L. Davis wiz be the next
hostess.
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TWO HOSTESSES AT
BRIDGE EVENT

Mrs. S. A. Lindsey and Mrs. May
Bethel Of T1arr entertained with
a bridge party Wednesday after
noon at the home o. the former
Pink roses were us-d in the dee
orations Of tie rooms.
Mrs. Frank Grow received high
score prize and Miss Betty WEIGH
Of Weslaco received the consola-
ton
The guest LIST Included Mesdames
L. NJ. Seawcll. Fl3ra Shea, Bran
don, Devine. Gilbert. Margare'
Henry, Charlie T. Il. r.. L. Lewis
Barnard Cook, Frank Crow r. E
Horn. r. L. Gregory. John Cardwell
Jim Glasscock, p. Z. Montgomery
John Beckennolt. ST. L. Paul Mat
thews Everett Moore. Fred Gantneri
Frank Moftett, Weston OF Browns
Vile r. G. Stevenson. D. c. Hogan
and the Misses WEIGH Of Weslaco.
PERSONALS
Herschel Whigham. who is at
tending the State Medical College
at Galveston. was the weekend
guest OF his parents, DR.. and Mrs,
w. z. Wigham.
Miss Clyde Chalk will leave soon
for Monterrey. Mexico. where she
will make her home in the future.
Miss Lois Fieuriet OF Donna and
Miss Sollie Whigham. who Is at
tending college IN Edinburg. were
weekend guests Of Dr. and Mrs. w.
z. Whigham.
Mrs. W. z. Dixon and son. Jim
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SURPRISE AFFAIR
FOR r. MERITS

FOK HAIRY MERITS
Mrs. Harry Mcrtz entertained
Wednesday evening q. home with
a delightful surprise party for her
husband.
Those present were John w
Ewing, r. ID. Davidson, w. T.. Cook,
T. W. Kelly, Wall, Leo. Liberghien,
Hugh Lockhart, w. NJ Utzman, J.
G. Ziebell, Jack Howell, Lewis Her
man.
Mr.. Merits was the recipient OF
many lovely gifts.
Games Of 70 aud bridge formed
the diversion for the evening.
Mrs. w. T.. Cook and Mrs. j. G.
Ziebell assisted the hostess.
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over Sunday and departed FOR Sin
ton Sunday night.