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The Washington times., 1930-03-17
British fCarrieNation'
Routs Film Bathers

The Paignton, Devonshire CORE.
spondent of the London Daily
Chronicle reports the activities
of a woman who seems likely to
outdo Carrie Nation.
Excuse me, madam, you are
spelling the film"
That, sir, is precisely, my in
tention. I like to see my sex
decently clad. I shall stay here,
and you will take no pictures
while am here"
This conversation took place
between a film operator of the
British Movietone News and Mrs
Macauley, one of the most in,
fluential residents of Paignton.
Mrs. Macauley, a frail, but
spirited woman Of 50, carrying
an umbrella, protested against
the making of a "talkie" of a
group Of girls in bathing cos
tunes from a London gymnasium.
The girls had been for a swim
and were going through exercises
on the lawn in front Of the
Paignton Hotel for the benefit of
The Washington times., 1930-03-17

Before the student of flying is
fully prepared for his initial
flight instruction, it is necessary
that he know something Of the
instruments and indicators of his
machine. It is not possible to
estimate the great value of these
instruments to the experienced
pilot. but to the inexperienced
student or pilot they may mean
very little.
Aircraft instruments really may
be classified in four main di-
visions, namely, engine inStru-
ments. aids to airplane control.
aids to navigation. and those of
special type used only on airsllips.
Under the first group we have
the switch. ammeter (uSed on the
battery system), tachometer, ther-
mometers, fuel gauges, oil guages,
fuel and oil consumption gauges,
air pressure gauges, oil pressure
gauges, and super-charger gauges.
Under the second group we
have rate of climb indicator, turn
and bank indicators, pitch indi-
Gators, air speed indicators and
altimeterS.
Under the third group we find
the magnetic compass, the earth
induction compass, sun COM
passes, sextants, clocks, air dis
tance recorders, drift indicators,
altimeters and radio directionAl
compaSses.
Under the fourth group we find
gas pressure alarms, gas leak
indicators. gas temperature indi-
Gators, statoscopes and mano-
meters.
Here is a brief explanation of
the instruments:
Altimeter-An instrument for
measuring or indicating the ele-
vation Of an air craft above a
given datum plane.
Airspeed Meter-An instrument
for indicating the speed of an air.
craft relative to the air.
Anemometer - An instrument
for indicating or measuring the
speed of an air stream.
Barograph-An instrument for
recording the barometric or static
pressure of the atmosphere.
The Washington times., 1930-03-17
Married Couples Club
To Give ''The Patsy"

The Young Married Couples
Club of the Gunton Temple
Presbyterian Church will present
a three-act comedy, entitled "The
Patsy" tomorrow night at $50
o'clock in the church, Sixteenth
and Newton Streets Northwest.
Included in the cast of "The
Patsy" are Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Pledger, Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Larson, George Mallet Provost,
Mrs. Dorothy Toss and Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Horne.
The Washington times., 1930-03-17
MINISTER
CHIEF GUEST

The corridors of the Mayflower
hotel will resound tonight with
that enchanting Irish brogue and
with the lifting melodies of Irish
jigs and reels when the annual
st. Patrick's Day celebration of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians
and the annual banquet of the
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick take
place there.
Michael MacWhite, minister
from the Irish Free State, will
be the guest of honor and will
make the principal speech at the
HibernianS' affair. Patrick j.
Haltigan, national director Of the
order, will be toastmaster.
Representative Mary T. Norton,
of New Jersey; the Very Rev.
Ignatius Smith. the Rev. Vincent
Fitzgerald, of st. Stephens
Church, chaplain of the Hiber.
mans; Judge Mary O'Toole and
Miss Elizabeth Lynn, president
of the ladies' auxiliary, also are
listed on the speakers program.
Irish ballads, clog and other
dancing will be featured. Miss
Dora Holmes, champion step
dancer of Ireland, will perform.
James T. Mccarthy and Michael
J. Dowd are in charge of the
affair.
Secretary Of War Patrick j.
Hurley, will be the guest of honor
at the Friendly Sons banquet.
Addresses will be made by former
Senator A. Owsley Stanley, of
Kentucky, and Edwin P. Morrow,
former Governor of Kentucky.
William E. Leahy, local attorney,
will be toaStmaSter.
The Washington times., 1930-03-17
Monticello Attracts
Pilgrimage April 13

The movement, on foot for a
number of years, to make Monti.
cello, the home of Thomas Jeffer-
son, near Charlottesville, Va, a
national shrine was indorsed at
a meeting of the executive coun,
Gil of the Southern Society of
Washington last night.
The council empowered J. Cloyd
Byars, president of the society,
to appoint a delegation of so or
over, including representatives
from every State and the Dis
tr1ct of Columbia, to join in a
pilgrimage to the tomb of Jeffer-
son on April 13. with special exer-
ciSes to be held the preceding
day at the University of Virginia,
which jefferson founded.
The Washington times., 1930-03-17

Watch for lesson No. 50 on
Wednesday in The Washington
Times. If you want to learn to
fly, don't miss q single article
in this instructive series.
The Washington times., 1930-03-17

E4ydrotor

Attend the special demonstration now
going on at our showroom. Delicious
solods ond desserts served. Free recipe
books. Open evenings until 10 o'clock
The Washington times., 1930-03-17
Ancient Naples Tomb
Revealed by SDecter

NAPLES, March II U.SD.-A
specter that an aged farmer, liv.
ing near here, claimed he saw
led to the discovery of an ancient
burial ground on his property.
Night after night. according to
the farmer, his ghostly visitor
appeared at his bedside, saying in
a hollow voice:
81 am buried in front Of your
house. Take me out of my
tomb"
The Washington times., 1930-03-17

the talking pictures when Mrs.
)Macauley appeared and planted
herself in front of the camera.
The bathing girls retired to
the sands, where an improvised
gymnasium was put up, and the
film was "shot" without further
interference.
The Washington times., 1930-03-17
How TO Fly
LESSON NO. 81
Of The Washington Times Flying Club
By CAPT. ROY FONKE
AerOnduticGl En0ineer
AerOnduticGl Engineer

Drift Meter-An instrument for
measuring the angle between the
fore-and-aft axis of an aircraft
and its path over the ground.
Flight Indicator-An instrument
in which a lateral inclinometer
or pitch indicator, fore-and-aft
inclinometer, and turn indica-
tor are combined to form a com
pact unit.
GaS-cell Alarm-A device fitted
adjacent to gas cell which indi-
Gates or warns when a predeter-
mined limiting pressure has been
reached in the gas cell.
GrOund-Speed Meter-An instru
ment for measuring the speed of
an aircraft relative to the ground.
Inclinometer ~ An instrument
for indicating the attitude of air
craft. 1t may be termed Sore
and-aft, lateral, or universal, &C.
cording as it indicates inclination
on the vertical plane.
Induction CompaSS-A compass,
the indications of which depend
on the current generated in a
coil revolving in the earth'S mag
netic field.
Pitch Indicator-An instrument
for indicating the existence Of
pitching velocity Of an aircraft.
Turn Indicator-An instrument
for indicating the existence of
an angular velocity of turn of
an aircraft about the normal
axis. In horizontal flight it indi-
Gates the presence of a yawing
velocity.
StatoScope-An instrument for
detecting minute changes of alti-
tude of an aircraft. The indi-
cations Of the instrument usually
depend on small changes of the
static pressure of the air.
Thermograph - An instrument
for measuring and recording the
temperature.
Air Logan instrument for
measuring the linear travel of an
aircraft relative to the air.
Watch for lesson No. 50 on
Wednesday in The Washington
Times. If you want to learn to
fly, don't miss q single article
in this instructive series.
The Washington times., 1930-03-17
CITIZENS TO MEET.

TAKOMA PARK, Md, March
1.-THE Citizens Association OF
Takoma Park, D. c., will meet
tonight at 8 p. m. in the public
library here. DR.. D. N. Shoe
maker, president, will preside.
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CARD PARTY TO BE HELD

OXEN HILL, Md, March II.
Under the auspices of the faculty
Of the Oxen Hill Consolidated
School, a card party will be held
in the school auditorium March
"a.
The Washington times., 1930-03-17

NY mattress used day after day and year after
year remain sterile and clean. You may
them, you may air them, but dirt and
germs hide inside. The health giving ultraviolet rays
of the cannot penetrate ordinary window glass.
How then can they chase and destroy germs protect
ed by heavy ticking.
The felting in any used is invariably dark
and dirty from dust that somehow penetrates the
ticking To prove this, will show you the inside
of any used mattress side by side with feecy felt
No matter how sprngy the felt or hair it gradually
loses its resliency just spring does under continu-
Your rest is not complete a one.
The Only Way to Make Mattresses
Sanitary and Truly Clean
The only way to make used mattress sanitary and
truly clean is to make it into mattress. We
throw away the old ticking. All that is used of any
is the felt, cotton hair inside-and that
has been made sterile in electric oven.
The inside is cleaned and combed and feted into
feecy snow-white felt rolls buoyant as when first
filled into the ticking.
The ticking is new-selected from a number of
attractive colors.
At of from four nine dollars, you have new
mattress, instead of paying thirty or forty dollars.
Box Springs and Pillows Renovated
1t will add much to your comfort to also have box
springs and pillows made They, too, should be
serilized regular intervals. Babies mattresses and
pillows particularly should have frequent renovating
The work is all done in and box spring
= factory at factory prices.
telephone call will bring We guarantee
that you will not be just satis6ed-but delighted.
ZABAN'S
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-27
HALLS y GUESTS
AT AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, who
spend the greater portion Of each
year In Mercedes. where Mr.. Hall
IS connected with the California
Fruit Growers and who left for
their home In Los Angeles. Sunday
morning. were honor guests at a
farewell party Saturday night. with
Mrs. Florence Kelbfleisch hostess
at her home.
A delightful buffet supper was
served. after which bridge was en-
inved. Mrs. Myrtle Lee scoring for
high score prize.
A beautiful travelling bag was
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Hall. each
one present contributing an apprO-
pirate gift for travelling.
Those present to bid Mr.. and Mrs
Hall farewell were Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Rouse. Mrs. Bess Roberts
Mrs. Myrtle Lee. Bill Hilton and
Court Conrad 81 Mercedes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Cartwell Of La Feria and
Albert Lynch Of PrOgreso.
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Mercedes
TWO NAMED BRIDGE
X HONOREES

Mr.. and Mrs. william Copeland
entertained with a delightful even
ing bridge party at their home in
Alton Place, naming Mr.. and Mrs.
Alan HyistenGahl, who are moving
TO Houston, as guests OF honor.
Garden flowers Of pastel shades,
filled baskets and vases.
Mrs. Arthur Newkirk scored high
in the games Of bridge and Mrs. II.
(. Bennett scored low. Guest ia
vors were given the guests Of honor.
Those enjoying the evening in
the Copeland home were MesserS
and mesdames Rudolph Maierhofer
H. E. Sugg. II. E. Bennett. Art
Tolson. Alan Hvistendahl. Mrs Shell
by Collier and Jack Trollinger.
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COMPLIMENTARY AFFAIRS
HONOR \ SET

Several affairs have been given
BY the younger set. complimentary
to young women visiting in Mission
homes the past week.
On Friday morning Mrs. Roy p.
Conway and Mrs. 3. ". Strong en-
tertained with a bridge luncheon
al the Conway home, hOnOring Miss
Theo Merwin, a niece I'D house
guest Of Mrs. Florence Hayes.
The tally cards. instead Of being
numbered, represented flowers
Miss Mary Ferguson was high
scorer. with Miss Merwin being made
the recipient Of the guest prize.
The personnel was composed OF
Misses MerWin. Margaret May. Mar
garet Cannon. Mary Ferguson, Eu-
genia Eppright. Mrs. Raymond
Brooks, Mrs. Clelland Harris and
Miss Helen GlasscOCk of Mercedes.
a slumber party with Misses Mary
Ferguson and Eugenia Epprlght as
hOstcsses at the Ferguson home was
the attraction for Saturday night.
with Miss MerwIn as honoree. An
NAAaEN A@Am AHAA--AAA MAW HG#AAAN GAIN
breakfast was served TO Misses Mer-
win. Margaret Cannon. Margaret
May. Aileen and Irma Gideon. Arab
Gray. Beatrice Curtiss. Louise Lock
hart and the two young hostesses.
Miss Margaret Cannon was also
hostess complimentary To out Of
town visitors, when on Friday after
nh she entertained win four
tables ot bridge. honoring her friend
and house guest. Miss Helen Glass
cock Of Mercedes. The decorations
consisted OF the beautiful crepe
myrtle combined with roses.
Miss Helen Duncan was high
scorer. the two guests Of honor also
being awarded tokens OF remem-
bgance.
Those present included besides the
Misses MerWln and GlassCock and
the young hostess. the following
Mrs. Raymond Brooks. MIS-. Ted
LemburF. tile Misses Helen Duncan.
Louise Lockhart. Mary Ferguson.
Geraldine Thies. Arab Gray. Irma
Gideon. Esticia Ross. Margaret May.
Eugenia Fppri1ht Kita Summons.
NI4lcn Card
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Mrs. Hunter Hostess
To Ell Tardin Club

Mrs. c. L. Hunter was hostess 20
members Of FL Jardin Friendly club
at her home Wednesday afternoon
a few guests also being present
The house was prettily decorated in
bouquets Of red zinnias and fern.
Several interesting games and
contests we're enjoyed, in which Mrs
George French Mrs. Darling. Mrs
Charlie Crow, and Mrs. John Mart
in won prizes.
An attractive ice course was Isv-
ed late in the afternoon.
The club viii hold no more meet
ings during the summer, until next
September.
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COMPLEMENTARY BRIDGE
AFFAIR GIVEN

Mrs. Albert Stevens of Coushat-
Ia. La. formerly Miss Mary Ellen
Silver Of Mercedes. who is a guest
here in the home Of her parents.
Judge and Mrs. S. r. Silver. and
Mrs. Frank Hall and Mrs. allan
Hvistendahl we're named honor
guests at q pretty morning bridge
party BY Mrs. r. r. Kirkpatrick AT
her home on Virginia Avenue. sat
urday morning.
The cool morning hours were
spent in bridge games ard at the
noon hour Z tempting luncheon was
served.
Lovely favors were presented the
honor guests and Mrs. r. r. John
son for scoring l.igh in the games
and Mrs. Carrie NJ. Stuart FOL
scoring low
The personnel including the
TUestS OF honor named Mesdames
Henry Lande-dale. Charles Hupp. J
Fl. HAYNES Art Tolson. I'D. w Class
cock. Harold Stuart. II. J. 7Ten-
ton. P. w Peri.in- W T. Copeland
Myrtle Lee and George Breeding
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IN the 500 games mems high and
low prizes were won by r. Kay
and c. K. Nietert: women's awards
went TO Mrs. 6. Z. vauter and Mrs.
II. Ray.
Mrs. Gene Richards won womens
high prize in bridge game. with Mrs.
Il. Smith, low; Mr.. Smith won
mems high prize. and r. Gilmore.
low.
Punch. sandwiches, and cake were
served as refreshments. Guests
we're Messrs. and Mesdames S. r.
Vauter. r. Kay. c. K. Nietert, II.
Ray. Wilson. Harry Hollowell,
Ralph Friedman, Arthur Pitt, Gene
Richards. Louis Bauer. II. Smith.
Jewell Richards; Misses Amy and
Louise Bauer. Marjorie Rel. Beatrice
Friedman, and Messrs. John White
and Emory Friedman.
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TWO CIRCLES ENJOY
JOINT MEETING

Mrs. ?. w Perkins was hostess at
an ENJOYABLE social session " the
TWO circles Of the Ladies Auxiliary
n the Metz ydist church Oh Tues
dav afternoon at her home on
South Missouri Avenue. with sew
enteen members IN attendance
Mrs. Nix Harrington had charge
n the program. the theme OF which
was Returning Good for Evil"
Mrs. Paul Ruckel read an interest
Ing paper on Korea. followed BY a
round table discussion by all pres
ent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-27
Country Club Dance
Saturday Night

An informal dance Will be given
members az the Brownsville COun-
try club Saturday. June %. the
house committee announced today.
The dance will commence at 9 p.
m, lasting until I o'clock. according
70 plans. Each member rs allowed 10
bring two guests. The announce
ment was made BY Or p. @. Works
president Of the club. J. x Wells.
vice-president. and Benito Longoria.
secretary-treasurer
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Society Calendar

Miss Lawrence. daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. o. v. Lawrence. and Miss
Nancy Sorrell, left this morning by
plane for Monterrey. ". NJ, where
they will spend the remainder Of
the summer.
Miss Annie Lee Berryhill will
leave next week for Syracuse. N. T.,
where she will be a university stu
dent next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Vertrees were
in Donna this week visiting rela-
tives.
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Brownsville Group
Visits San Beni:O

Informal parties are making the
visit Of Miss Martha GUM Of Cot
ulla with Miss Marjorie Harris Of
San Benito. a junior college student
Of Brownsville. Miss Harris was
hostess at bridge Thursday after
noon at her home. Brownsville
guests included Misses Annie Lee
Berryhill. Margaret Anderson. Mar
garet Hughstcn. Catherine Morton.
Elizabeth and Mary Margaret Rowe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-27

auction bridge az the home OF Mrs.
Johnson.
After a five-course dinner, bridge
was played with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z.
Hog scoring high and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lauderdale scoring low.
Others making up the guest list
we're Messrs and Mesdames Frank
Lee, honor guests. J. Z. Haynes, and
r. z. Kirkpatrick.
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PRE- NJPTEAL DINNER
HONORS MISS LANDRY

Complimentary 70 Miss Viola
Landry. a bride-tO-be Mr.. and Mrs.
John Osborn entertained with a
dinner on Tuesday evening Guests
we're Nh. and Mrs Fred Landry. MI.
and Mrs Ray Landry. MeS Pearl. Sis
ter OF Mrs. Landry and also her
brother Arthur and Mrs ID. r.
Fielder.
Many gifts were presented Miss
Landry.
Miss Landry Will leave in a ve-y
few DAYS. and viii sail from Gal
weston for Vera Cruz. where she
Will be married immediately upon
arrival 70 MI allan Bourgeois.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-27
SURPRISE PARTY
FOR POTTERS

The North Sharyland community
friends and long neighbors OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. :. Potter. gave a sur
prise affair Friday honoring them.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter are planning
10 leave this section for the sum-
mer and possibly for a year or more
A delightful time was enjoyed
the friends OF the honorees present
ing good wishes. There were about
fifty IN the party.
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SEVER Al GUESTS At
CHR

Mrs. Albert NcHeury was hostess
assisted bv Mrs. II. r.. Card and
Mrs. Hanna as C0-hoStesSes on Tues
cay afternoon az her home on
Francisco Avenue. AT a meeting OF
the Bluebonnet bridge club.
The high score winner f0r THE
Mrs. F.. " Gray being high scorer
out Of club guests was Mis- NcLOgd.
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In Society Circles "A Complete Page for Valley Women Esss

for the members while the low score
halder was Mrs. Sam Yates.
Out OF club guests included Mes
danes w. w. Bennett, NJ. T. Nc
Loud. c. v. Van Ae-man, o. v.
Bridges and j. w. Holt.
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Pth-DNAl>
Mrs. Robert Gregg. Jr left last
week for "a summers stay In Chatta-
nO1sa. Tenn. after spending the
winter here with her husband and
her Authoritarian.
John Brannan and Sam Yates
were in Harrington on business Tues
Gav.
Mrs r W Milliken has returned
from 2 visit and vacation In Kings
VILE
Mrs. Georgia Rhodes. who is in
the employ Of Strickland q EWers.
has returned from her regular vaca-
ton, which she spent IN Houston
and Kingsrille.
Charley Langston Is the new
manager for the Edelsteln furniture
store III Mission.
Ralph @. Bray returned Tuesday
from a trip 70 Central America, via
plane.
Mrs. : Splawn has returned to
her home here after a visit OF sever
al months in Roby.
Chas. Langston vas IN Harrington
Thursday attending a general meet
ing of the Edelstein managers.
Miss Florence Burk Is here from
Dallas. where she is employed as
nurse In the city schools. to spend
her vacation here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Burk.
Elwood Moore IS here from Hous-
ton. visiting relatives and friends
during the vacation period.
Mrs. r. c. Lowry has been in Mis-
sion the past several days from San
Antonio. Mrs. Lowry is taking a
course IN aviation IN the Alamo
City.
Misses Helen Eppright and Mel
rose Stops spent Sunday here with
their parents. Or. and Mrs. Epp-
right and Mr.. and Mrs. Stops. The
young ladies are assisting in affairs
at the Campo del Arroyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conan Wood and
afternoon from a trip to Houston.
where they visited Mrs. Woods par
entS, also visiting at Chapel Hill
They came via Junction.
Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer is leav-
ing the last of the week for Kerr
vile 70 visit her son. Bupp, who is
II Stewart Camp, a few miles be-
yond that city. Mrs. Percy Her
man OF McAllen accompanied Mrs.
Oppenheimer. Mrs. Herman leaving
her daughter at Camp Waldemar.
Edward Oppenheimer. head OF the
local Valley Mercantile, is planning
70 leave for his semi-annual pur-
chasing trip in New York. He will
sail from Galveston on the It'll.
Belson Dugat left Monday for a
few weeks stay at Camp Martin.
Mrs. a. II. Strahle. accompanied
By Mrs. Alois Dondlinger and son,
Eugene. and her own small son.
Jackie. left Sunday morning for the
central section OF the state. where
Mrs. Strahle and Jackie will visit
her daughter. Mrs. Harley Wallace.
IN Dallas. Mrs. Dondlinger and son
10 visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Spikes in Dalworth.
Mrs. r. a. Dimmick returned Sun
day from an extended visit.
Mrs. Florence VI. Hayes and Miss
Theo Merwin were guests at the
home Of Mrs. z. Owen Scott In Rio
Grande City Sunday.
Miss Cornelia Harris Is in the
city spending some time visiting her
brother Clelland and wife.
Mrs. q. ID. Peake and Miss Vivien
Card lett Monday for an overland
trip to Central Texs, combining
business with pleasure.
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PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLES
MEET IN HOMES

Mrs. william Lick was hostess TO
the Mary circle OF the Ladies Aux
Hilary Of the Presbyterian church.
with nine members in attendance
Miss Ella Hesse OF San Antonio. who
is conducting a Bible training
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Phone
Seven

school here. was q guest AZ this
meeting.
Mrs. j. ". Pace led the Bible
study on Romans" as outlined by
Grace Sax. and which Is being
studied in the several circles OF the
Auxiliary.
The Martha circle was entertain
ed by Mrs. Kathryn Chadick. the
hostess conducting the Bible les
son. The meeting was held at the
church and eight ladies were pres
ant.
Mrs. j. s. McNiel was hostess 10
the Ruth circle. Eight members
were present for the Bible study
which was held by Mrs. Mcneil.
"A. the axe OF 81 J. r. Ledbetter Is
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cow HOSTS
I'd CIIR

MT and Mrs Rop p CONWAY en-
tertained THE members az the Fri
day night bridge club al their home
just north Of town last week. with
a twC-table personnel
Mrs Herbert G.. Jettries was an
out Cl club guest.
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Laun Bridge and5OO
Party Honors Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs J L Friedman entertained last night at their home in
Los Fresnos with a bridge and 500 party on the lawn honoring their son.
Emory. who is here for a visit from Tampco The lawn was lighted, and
tables were arranged there for the games The interior Of the house
was prettly decorated with bouquets Of pink and red roses.