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The Nome nugget., 1930-02-08

Nome, Alaska.
 On the morning Jan. 9th, MT. Mazen and his party of men and four dog teams arrived at my cabin on Bonanza Creek dur ins rain and very warm tempera- ture. They were enroute to buy food and supplies from MT. Shaw for the search of the missing Can adian flier with two mechanics. I was asked to go on the search ing party and accepted. The party stayed at my house that nite and the next morning started out with temperature at 40 above. It was decided to have camp established in the foothills and each team depart from there in specified direction to cover es- pecial territory. The night of the 10th we made camp at the Shak- toolik Reindeer Camp on Shaktool- ik river. Joe Armstrong and an- | nothing of the missing plane. It was then decided to make the permanent camp about 15 miles further up the river.
 Mazen sent me back to Bonanza with native for supplies and while enroute we saw a plane fly ov- CT us so decided to return and notify theo theYs. When we re- turned to the camp we learned the same plane had flown over there. This was evidently Matt NiemineR out searching for Reid I turned around and went to Bonanza. When I arrived there MT. Froskland and Mr. Medley had just come in. We waited for the mail to come up from Chinik and left at 1 A. Ms of the 18th for the camp with a letter for Mazen. We reached the camp the same afternoon and Mazen upon opening the letter told us that three planes would soon be out looking for Reid, 2 from Nulato and 1 from Nome.
 That night all the teams re turned to the camp with no news of Reid. We also learned from MT Neeley that two dog teams were leaving Unalakleet to go up North River
 About midnight that night 5 team arrived at camp from Shah toolik with the new, that the plane had landed at unalakleet the morning of the 12th. Every one was glad he was found.
 All the teams out searching re turned to the camp and We fount everyone present and all dogs ac counted for There were fifteel men and 12O dog. The morn ing of the 14th the teams lef the camp for Shaktoolik and l re turned to Bonanza Creek.
 Those who took part in th' search were: Everett Medley, s D. Mazon, John Froskland, Geo Armstrong. Henry lvanoff, Arth UT Soxy, John Aularin, Saul Shah pillak, Albert Eailerak, Herher Takak, Wayne Eben, John Kot ongan, George Kotook,
 I am sure glad they found Pa
 Reid so the 'FGirchild planes ca
The Nome nugget., 1930-02-08
LOCAL NEWS
DETAILS OF THE SEARCH FOR PAT REID; MISSING
 PLANE IN JAN.

The following letters, while rather belated in these days of -fast transportation, were received in the last dog team mail. The l.eman interest interwoven in the narrative they convey, although written in homely style and lang uage, makes an epic picture, char. acteristic of the men of the nor inland In reading them one can not but grasp the unselfsh eag- erness of these boys to tender sue cour to their fellow man; reckless of their own lives and safety Ev- cry sentence breathes the soul and spirit of men of courage; that the Nugget deems it as a testimonial worthy of record, and glad to print story of this kind.
 The occasion was the supposed loss of Pat Reid when he got lost on his trip from Fairbanks to Nome and had to make a forced landing on North river. Mrs. Ger trude Mazen is the wife of MT Mazen. school teacher at Shak toohk. George Gemalis is an old sourdough well known in Nome and at the present time prospect ing in the Bonanza river country
 The following letters serve tt bring out the facts that much tir { and effort was expended in n. search for Pat Reid with mechari elan Hutchinson and Macauley il the Fairchild plane. which was losr on the flight from Fairbanks tt
The Nome nugget., 1930-02-08
shaktoolik People Start Searcl
Shaktoolik, Ala ska,
 January 10. 1930.
Nome Nugget Nome, Alaska.

Wednesday late in the afternoon Arthur Soxy came in from Egavik and brought us a letter telling us that We should start d searching party as soon as possible, to look for Pat Reid and the missing Fair child plane of the Eielson relief expedition enroute from Fairbanks to Nome. Within two hours af- ter the message was received, MT. Mazen had gotten four of the best teams in the village, had sent a team to the beach to try to get MT. Froskland to go with him. But the native had to turn back on account of high water. It was impossible to make the beach at that time. About 9:30 that night MT. Mazen left with Henry Ivan off and his team. Ten minutes later Arthur Soxy and Donald Talk ak left with their team. Then Wayne Ebin and Saul Shickpillak and later John Oulai and Albert Mossook left. Practically all the men know the country around there very we'll, and each sled was well equipped with food and extra clothing. MT. MaZen, of course al so took medicine and bandages along, in case the aviator should be hurt.
 They were to go as far as Bon anza that evening, and get ar early start the next morning. They were to branch of. and each slet was to take. a certain route, unti the weather would permit plano
The Nome nugget., 1930-02-08

to come and direct the search.
 Yesterday, January 3, d team was finally able to reach the beach and get MT. Froskland. Soon after he arrived in the village, MT. NeeIey came in from Unala- kleet. While they were resting their dogs last evening Mr. Neel- ey and MT. Froskland sent team back to Unalakleet to try and get in touch with Major H. c. Deck ard, who has ordered the search, and inform him, of the things that have been and are being done at this end. The natives instruc- tions were to stay at Unalaklees until he got a message from Maj Or Deckard for the men in the searching party.
 One team will always be ready here at Shaktoolik to carry any message necessary to Unalakleet or to Bonanza.
 MT Medley and MT Froskland left with their teams this morn ing at six am. They will, of course, try to get in touch with MT. Mazen and the rest of the men as soon as possible.
 some of the natives in the vii lage went out this morning te stake a landing field for any plane having to land at Shaktool ik. The landing field will be about a mile outside of the village.
 The weather mas been terrible every day since Saturday, this afternoon it cleared up littl' bit, and the wind is not quite s' strong, although still blowin, from the southwest.
 Gertrude K. Mazen
The Nome nugget., 1930-02-08

Nome. Many who took part in that search are noted below.
The Nome nugget., 1930-02-08

go over to Siberia and rescue Eielson.
 Sincerely yours
 George K. Geamalis
The Nome nugget., 1930-02-08

Residents Bonanza Creek Help
 Bonanza Creek, Alaska alan. 14. 1930. Nome Nugget,
The Nome nugget., 1930-02-08

TWO RED FOXES FOR THE FIRST TWO LARGEST WINNERS
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CHOSEN
FOR PRETTY AFFAIR

Mrs. Arthur Ulrich was the hos
tess to members OF the Mid-Week
Bridge club and six table OF guests
Wednesday afternoon at the Cortez
hotel.
Baskets of vari-colored spring
flowers effectively arranged made
the floral decorations. An attrac-
tive color scheme Of white and yell
low was carried out In the favors,
table appointments and refresh
ments. Those receiving score favors
were Mrs. J. G. Friday. high; Mrs.
f. II. st. John, low, and Mrs. Chas.
Sheriff.. cut.
"A yellow and white salad course
was served.
Guests were as follows: Mesdames
Harry StebbinS. Raymond Mills, G.
M Sheriff., j. l.. Curlee, G. G. Gerd-
ing. II. w. Gudmanson. Il. T.. Rives,
X. r. st, John. II. O. Cressner. Tom
McNear, Harold Tobin, George Har-
rem. j. G. Friday. Harold Lehman.
j. H. Beasley. j. l.. Compere, Rob-
ert Taylor, Roland Carr, Harry So
lether and G. M. O'Neal.
Mrs. j.. p. Wilmuth will be hostess
to the club next week.
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Mission Society
Continued from page 81

vey Of Archer City, were In Mission
Sunday. at the Henry Harrison
home for a visit.
MI. and Mrs. "A. j. Moore Of Prog
reso were guests in the home OF
their mother here Sunday.
Mrs. r.. w. Lowry OF Dallas re-
turned to her home in that city
on Monday after spending a few
DAYS here on business matters.
r.. j. Mitchell of Harlingen spent
last Sunday with his brother in
law ard sister. Nir. and Mrs. r.
W. Grunewald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feraur and daugh-
tire Irene We're in Corpus Christi
for a short stay last week.
Mrs. Ferris Of Dallas Is il Mis-
sion, spending a while with her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. "A. Card and family.
Mr. and Mrs. n. ". Smith and
Mrs. n. w. Thies left Tuesday morn
ing for Dallas on a business trip
Bob Smith Is staying AZ the home
Of DR.. and Mrs. 4. r. Burnett dur
ing the absence OF his parents.
Donald and Kennie Hood OF Har-
lingen spent the weekend here with
Bill Cannon.
Tom and George Dobbins are
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Sarl Perlita
PERSONALS

ar. and Mrs. Tom Heath who
are visiting relatives In Oklahoma.
are expected home this week.
Chas. e. Johnson left the first
or the week for Oklahoma on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. y. Gosett and
children were in Harlingen last
week.
A party composed OF +. T.. Middle
brooks. Arthur Sprouse. Virgil
Stevens and Jay Denmark spent
the weekend at Pasa Real camping
and fishing.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell expects 70
leave soon for a visit 10 her former
home In Missouri
Miss Letha Stevens and brothers
were visitors In Harlingen Friday.
Mesdames Geo. Campbell. Chas.
r.. Johnson. ". @. Fellows and j. r..
Sprouse. attended the quarterly
conference Of the Methodist church
in McAllen Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. John Fl. Davis ex-
pect 70 leave soon for their former
home In Miami. Fla. where they
will again make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Sprouse visit
ed their daughter Mrs. M. p Browne
in Sebastian Friday.
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JOINT MEETING
OF CLUBS HELD

Mrs. Eta Ringgold, Hidalgo coun-
ty home demonstration agent, gave
an interesting demonstration on
Italian hemstitching and embroid-
cry at q joint meeting OF the home
demonstration clubs Of Mercc-es
held at the city hall Thursday.
This work was given in prepare
ton for the contests which will be
held at the encampment in June.
Sixteen members were In attend
ance representing the Just We
Neighbors. the Alternf : WedneS-
day and the Loyal Workers clubs Of
Mercedes.
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they will visit over the weekend
with their daughter Mrs. Doc. Odom
and husband.
James Watley OF Birmingham
Ala. Is TO make his home here.
Mesdames ". Wallace. II. "A. Nc
KelIa and "A. 4. Wyman Of Ard
more, Okla, who for the past week
have been the guests of Rev. Z. r..
Compere and family. left Wednes-
day for their home. They were nc
companied by Mrs. III. II. Hughes,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Compere.
who has made an extended visit
with her parents.
Louis TillotSon left Saturday for
a weeks business trip 10 Rotan.
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luncheon given by the Mercedes Mu-

luncheon given by the Mercedes Mu-
sic club.
Miss Della Enochs. who Il a
member OF the senior high school
faculty mt Wallace, Texas. spent
several days here this week with her
parents, MFR. and Mrs. Fred Enochs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kramer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Betels have re-
turned from 0 weeks pleasure trip
to Monterrey, Mexico.
Miss Azalee Patrick or Corpus
Christi. Is d guest here OF her friend.
Miss Julia Lynn Loven.
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charge Of the program on Serving
in Home Missions" Mrs. Roman
was assisted by Mrs. Nix Harring-
ton and Mrs. II. 4. Tidwell.
Reports of the district conference
of missionary societies held at Cor
pus Christi recently. were given by
Mrs. M. III. Keen and Mrs. Har-
rington.
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VARIOUS CIRCLES
MEET IN HOMES

Circles one, two and three of aux
iliaries Of the Presbyterian church
held their regular meetings We'd
nesday in the several homes. Cir
Gle one. OF which Mrs. Frank Wor-
than is chairman, met with Mrs.
Clyde Fore.
The devotional was conducted BY
Mrs. J. L. Shepherd with Mrs. Nc
Roberts and Mrs. jenkins on the
program. Refreshments we're served
to eleven members and two guests.
Circle Is to meet next week with Mrs.
Phil Dixon.
Circle two had It's meeting in the
home Of Mrs. ~. s. Allen with Presi-
dent Mrs. w. r. Powell presiding.
Mrs. Z. ;. Brewer led the devo-
tional with Mrs. G. III. Cotton in
charge Of the lesson study OF the
first chapter Of Romans. Twelve
members attended and refreshments
were served. Mrs. =. Board will be
hostess To circle at the next meeting.
CHC4e LQTe6 met Win Mrs
George Barnett with ten members
in attendance. A business session
was held.
Mrs. r. T.. Chamness conducted
the devotional. An interesting study
on the first chapter Of Romans was
had.
Refreshments were served. The
circle Is to meet next with Mrs w.
III. Baxter.
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AUXILIARY MEETS
AT POTTS HOME

The Baptist auxiliary met with
Mrs. J.. G. Potts for missionary rtudy.
Mrs. George Morrison conducted tie
study in the book The Day ,-
Small Things" which Is a resume
OF the early missionary work In
China.
This book Is TO be completed 4.
the next meeting of the group to
be held at the home Of Mrs. d. J..
Schwartz. Tuesday afternoon, and
an examination on the contents Of
the book will be given at that time
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Wes1aco Society
LAWTONS
INFORMALLY

Members OF the Thursday Bridge
club and their husbands were n
tertained this week nc the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Lawton mt
Mercedes. An attractive combina-
ton OF cut flowers made the deco
rations for the occasion.
High score favors were presented
to MI. and Mrs. Robert Taylor for
couples, to Mrs. J. G. Friday, low for
women and TO NJ. +. Armstrong low
for men.
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YOUNGER SET
HAS OUTING

A party Of young people enjoyed
a weiner roast one evening durir ;
the past week at Progreso.
They were Miss Mildred Matthews
Of weslaco. Misses Mary Kat y
Bowe and Belinda Carlson Of Ed
couch, Misses Mildred Unzicker,
Marie Carlson. Catherine Fry. tn
Hoyt and Earlyne Turner OF Elsa,
and Henry Carruth. Noah Fry. J.
Astor and Carl Shandley Of Elsa.
Ernest wilson OF Weslaco. Dale
Washburn, Alvie Peacock and Floyd
Henderson OF Engelman Gardens.
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DAY AT BEACH
ENJOYED

A party Of Mercedes people spent
Sunday at Point Isabel and Padre
Island. After enjoying the day q
the beach they motored to San Be
nito where they attended a show.
Those making up the party were
Misses Estelle Van Burkelowc, e
Campbell. Leise Galloway. Messrs-
and MesGames Lester Campbell. q.
w. Campbell. William Bradley and
Dyke Powell. Shocks Car pbell.
Ralph Pendor and Leo Newly.
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PICNIC AFFAIR
ENJOYED

A number Of Mercedes folk en-
joyed a picnic dinner at IL. %
Grande lake during the past week.
The party included MeSsrS. and
Mesdames r.. r.. Talbert, Ebert
Crockett, John Thornburg, J. r.
Potts, Earl Ridenour, L. r. Crockett.
and Frank Edwards.
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here from Kerrville looking after
business.
Bill Cannon was in McAllen Mon
day where he was n guest az the
home OF Mrs. Turner. He was hon
Gree at a dinner. after which bridge
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Friday. Guests were Donald ana
Kennie Hood OF Harrington. Tom
Henley or Pharr, Darias Leslie
Miss virginia Zachary of McAllen
and Miss Jeannette Caldwell wv II
MI. U.
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U0DplcS QGNGlUHC0 ~ NOAOA o1AACAAA~
OF yellow. Mrs. Florence Kalbfleiscn,
president OF the Music Club. gave a
few words OF welcome to out-of-
town guests, and presented lovely
bouquets Of gladioli to Mrs. r. j.
Yancey, a recent bride. formerly
Miss Helen Leek Of this city; Mrs.
:. r. Jennings Of Harrington. chair
man Of the music department OF
the Rio Grande Federation OF Wo-
mems club, and to Mrs. j. j. Muir
ray. past officer OF the Music club.
who has recently moved to Harlin-
gen to make her home
The occasion was also Mrs. Muir
rays birthday. and the Music club
presented her a beautifully framed
brought from Paris.
Mrs. George Hoeffer Of Weslaco,
was leader of the program.
Mrs. Jennings made a splendid
talk telling Of the benefits to be de-
rived In the Music clubs of the VAL
ley by federating with the Valley
Federation Of Women's clubs.
Program
Miss Thelma Smith of Weslaco,
gave a delightful reading. Mrs. r.
II. Stevenson, Mrs. II. Hegge and
Mrs. Summers Of La Feria gave a
lovely voice trio number. accom-
panied by Mrs. T.. M Vigness.
Mrs. w. II. Carlisle Of Mercedes
gave two beautiful solos, and Mrs.
John Ashton, also Of Mercedes,
gave piano numbers Mrs. Newell
Waters of Weslaco. contributed to
lovely voice numbers.
After the program a business
session was held with Mrs. Kalb-
fleisch presiding. Mrs. A. +. White
was appointed librarian. The pro-
gram was discussed for the COM
ing year. the first meeting 10 be in
the nature of a reception.
The local music club Is sponsoring
the Fine Arts program to be pre-
scented here May IL, the night be-
fore the meeting OF the Valley Fed
Grafton to be held in Mercedes.
Guests Of McAllen
On May S. the Mercedes Music
club. and other music clubs Of the
Valley, will be the guests Of the Nc
Allen Music Club. at which time
each club will contribute q num-
Der. Mrs. Newell Waters will rep
resent the Mercedes club In con-
tributing a vocal number.
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was played nc the country club.
Guests were Misses Margaret Can
non. Margaret May. Irma Frances
Gideon and Martin Price.
Miss Margaret Cannon entertain
ca informally nc her home here
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CLUB MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

A most enjoyable meeting OF the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club
was held at the home Of Mrs. John
Rouse. A color scheme OF pink and
white was gained with pink radi-
ance roses and white queens lace.
In the games Of bridge Mrs. q.
c. Fittz scored high and Mrs i. ID.
Matthews scored second high. A de-
licious refreshment plate followed
the games.
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PRETTY DINNER AFFAIR
GIVEN FOR FATHER

MI. and Mrs. II f. Bennett we're
hosts at an enjoyable dinner party
wednesday evening in honor Of the
eiEhtieth birthday of Thomas l..
Jones, Mrs. Benefits father. at
which time there was a happy fam
ily reunion.
The table was attractive with ar
arrangement Of spring flowers, the
central ornament being a beautiful
cake With lighted candles. Places
were marked for Mrs. Louis Scharn-
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X KIRKPATRICK
Is

Mrs. r. z. kirkpatrick was hos
tess to the Coterie Bridge club meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon. Bas-
kets and vases filled with roses,
larkspur and snap dragons Of all
colors. made beautiful decorations.
Mrs. Alan Hvistendahl scored
high in the games and Mrs. =. a.
SAMSON scored low.
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CONFERENCE REPORTS
APR GIVEN

The Methodist auxiliary held q
business and a social meet at the
home OF Mrs. A. X. Neff. who. with
Mrs. r. /. Galbreath. was hostess.
Mrs. j. l.. Vining led the devo-
tionaI and Mrs. Oscar Roman had
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PERSONALS

Mrs. J. Bauer and Mrs. O. 4. F-t.s
were guests of Mrs. Bob Holloway
and Mrs. j. Bull Of Donna. when
they entertained with a 'dge par
ty on Thursday afternoon at the
Casa de Palmas a. McAllen.
Mrs. J.. j. Murray Of Harrington.
was a guest hc-e Thursday at the
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BRIDGE CLUB AT
MILLER HOME

Members Of the Thursday Bridge
club were delightfully."- entertained
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. j. III.
Miller. Harmonizing shades Of
spring cut flowers with naSturtiums
predominating were used for decor
atoms.
High score favor was awarded
Mrs. w. II. Baxter Jr. Guests OF the
afternoon were Mesdames Frank
Waters. Tom Lowe. J. ". Blake and
Mrs. Randall Symonds Of San Be-
nito.
An appetinng salad course was
served. Mrs. Carl Moeller will be
club hostess next week.
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Music CZub Ends Year
Mercedes Society
WITH Spring. Luncheon
Mercedes Society
Especial to The Herald.)

MERCEDES, April 26-The spring luncheon Thursday, an annual az
fair Of the Mercedes Music club, with q splendid musical program, was a
fitting climax OF the years work. this being the last meeting Of the cur
rent club year.
The luncheon was held at the Episcopal parish house. California
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ATTEND FINAL
CLUB MEETING

-
The Mercedes Music club held
their final meeting for the year
Thursday. April "a.
"A MONDAY luncheon was served
in the Episcopal parish TO As men,
bers and visitors.
Mrs. @. II. Hoefer OF Weslaco
had charge Of the program which
followed the luncheon.
Those from Weslaco appearing
on the program were Miss Thelma
Smith and Mrs. r. Newell Waters.
Miss Smith gave two readings
and Mrs. Waters accompanied az
the piano BY Mrs. w. +. Powell.
sang two beautiful numbers. Mrs.
Hoefer and Mrs. Waters are mem
bers Of the Music club.
PERSONALS
w. II. Friend who Is In charge OF
the Experiment Station has arrived
from a.. and M. college where he
assisted DR.. II. p. Traub, horticul-
turist OF the college, In preparing
bulletins on Citrus and Vegetable
Raising In the Rio Grande Valley"
DR.. J.. J. Taubenhaus. plan patho-
logist OF a. and M. college. visited in
the Valley this week In the interest
Of cotton root rot research.
j. II. Jamison returned this week
from an extended trip in Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. I. Powell and
son returned Tuesday from a visit
with Mrs. Powell's paren- at San
Antonio.
The Rev. j. w. AIbritton returned
home Wednesday from Smithville
where he attended the annual Me-
odist conference Of the Austin dis
trict. Mr.. Albritton also visited In
Georgetown and San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Paschal Of
Dallas were guests Of Mr.. and Ms.
Bert Robinson Tuesday
J.. w. Yates has returned from a
visit at Temple.
Those attending the Methodist dis.
trict conference at the First Meth
odist church at McAllen Wedn- ay
we're Mr.. and Mrs. H. "A. Davis, and
Mesdames 8. T.. King. w. r. Ande--
son. Eugene Vaughan. j. W. Thu
as. =. B. Guthridge. George Hocfer
"A. "A. Snethen. J.. w. Albritt1n. Gn
william Clifford. 4
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Gibson left
Friday for Corpus Christi. where
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THREE CIRCLES
HOLD MEETINGS

The Mary, Martha and Ruth cir
cleS Of the the Ladies AuxE' y OF
the Presbyterian church began the
study Of the book Of Romans at
their meetings this week.
The Mary circle met in the home
OF Mrs. James Houze. the hocess
having charge of the stud. pro-
gram and the devotional. Eight la
dies were In attendance.
Mrs. II. Z. Bennett was hostess to
the Martha circle, leading the pro-
gram for the afternoon session with
nine ladies present.
Ten members were In attendance
at the Ruth circle, which had for
hostess Mrs. w. w. DeCue. Mrs.
Z. 7. Neel had charge Of the devo-
tional and the nrogra~l.
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burg of Brownsville. Mr.. and Mrs.
0. z. Jones OF Edinburg. Mrs. Jen-
ME Jones and daughters. Misses
Myrtle and jeanette. and sons Ken
ton, Paul and Lynn. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett and son and daughter.
Buddie and Mary Ruth. OF Mer-
cedes.
Two daughters who we're unable
10 be present, sent birthday greet
ings- These we're Miss Annie Jones
OF Portland, Ore, and Mrs. Zetta
Jane Carver Of Los Angeles.