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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

ing two weeks vacation with her
parents, EIr. and Mrs. W. F. Green's
lade. She was accompanied on the
trip by her cousin. MIS-. a. 7.
Pence, also q Cleveland.
James c. Bowle IS IN san Antonio
l1r a tew days on business
Mrs. n. O. Ireon has returned
from san Antonio where she was
called by the death Of her sister,
Miss Sue Lay. who died at her
hcma I'D san antonio.
Mrs. M. johnson OF Georgetown
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Z. NJ.
Aiken.
J. Scott Brown Is in Dallas look
ing after business interests there.
MI. and Mrs. oscar williams have
returned home by automobile from
an extended tour Of the western
ana northwestern parts Of the Unit
ed States. They visited Vancouver.
Port Angeles. Victoria and other
points IN Canada. They returned
bv INC southern route through Ariz-
cla and rev Mexico.
MIS-. T.. =. GI111M MISS
Luella Hatch have returned home
after spending several days IN
San Antonio and Corpus Christi.
Miss Ellanorah Wells has return
cd 10 her home after spending the
past four months in Dallas.
Mrs. Carl Swanson Is expected to
arrive Sunday for a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Samuel Spears. Mrs.
Swanson has been in Europe this
summer with her husband. Prof.
Carl Swanson or Texas University
who has been doing special work in
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. I. Bucklin and
Mrs. J. z. Bell are expected home
Sunday from Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buckln have been spending
the summer In Chicago their old
home. Mrs. Bell has been visiting
with them for the past few weeks.
They are returning b. auton.o bile.
Henry z. Elrod left Saturday BY
automobile for his home in Hous-
ton. He has been attending to
business interests in San Benito
and Brownsville.
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CLUB ACCEPTS TWO
NEW MEMBERS

A number OF guests were present
e. the Thursday Morning Bridge
club meeting at the home or Mrs
G. j. Leslie and two new members
also we're taken in.
Among the guests at this affair
were MesdameS Z. II. Downs.
Charles Green OF Horston. T. Ian.
din, John Belts and J. NJ. Jones
New club members are Mrs. j
A. WEIGH AM Mrs. Q. G. Hamilton.
Mrs. John Belts won the irize
for high score during the mornings
games.
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LUNCHEON OPENS
YEARS WORK

Fourth year OF the "wednesday
Morning Music club opened auspi-
ciously with Mrs. James J.. Ward
incoming president, entertaining
the membership With a Luncheon
at the home OF Mrs. q. ID. Cowgirl
A business session was he's fol-
loving the luncheon.
The club colors Of pink ard green
we're represented in the corona
blossoms and ferns whirl adorned
the rooms. The coron..s also are
the club flower.
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dent, and Mrs. Cecil Farris, Dis
trict president.
The guests we're served punch
and waters during the social hour.
YARD DEMONSTRATION
MEET FEATURE
Mrs. Covart vas hostess for the
Palmetal Home Demonstration club
at her home just north Of town
Friday. Mrs. w. G. Webb presided
The main feature Of the session
Wa a very interesting yard dem
onstrstion by Miss Dorothy Porter,
county demonstrator. who explain
ed the merits OF certain Linds OF
lawn grass and the quick g~3win9
shrubs, floE%S and vines. Mrs
Covart has a beautiful yard. with
many blooming flowers. and was a
fitting place for the lesson.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments on the lawn 10 about
sixteen members.
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KID PARTY SURPRISES
MRS. MnN~rE

Mrs. ". IL. MonEer v-as surprised
on Ter birthday with q kid party.
a number Ct her friends romping
II upon he dressed like children
A number or games we're enjoyed
during the evening and prizes were
awarded fer the best costumes.
Mrs. Leigh Stanley winning among
the women and n. n. Hclcomb TAX
ing first prize among the men.
Those present on this occasion
we're Mesrs. and Mesdames c. J..
Leslie. L. 2 Stanley. r. z. Hol-
comb. j. y. Dunn. g. c. Norwood.
w. F. Heath and Mrs. Charles
Green. Mrs. +. Landin. Mr.. Weary.
and Dr. and Mrs n d. Monger.
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CEREMONY
UNITES COUPLE

Mrs. Gladys DIETRICH and Thomas
r. Cooke were married DC. Butt !
at sever thirty III the morning It
the First Baptist Church with tho
Rev. Mr.. G. S. Mckinney, pastor
reading the marriage service. OrlS
immediate friends and relatives b.
the couple were present.
The bride wore a costume o.
navy blue georgette with hat and
other accessories 10 match.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at Ght
home Of the b~ridegroom's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Cooke on North
Austin.
Guests in addition TO immediate
relatives were Mr.. and Mrs. L. j
Waitman and Mrs. "A. w. Cooke
OF Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke viii make
their home in San Benito. The
are both well known.
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MUSIC CHAPTER o p
FOR NEW YEAR

The Alpha Delphian chapter held
their first regular meeting OF the
year at the home Of the president.
~ N. Craig on South Bowie
set.
Inc Delphians are entering their
fifth year Of study and are study
ing music. The leader for the after
noon was Mrs. w. w. HouSewright.
Mrs. Ralph Buell. discussed
Hebrew Music. Mrs. Russell Ed
wards talked Oh Music in Greek
Myths and achievements in Greek
Music. Chinese Music" was dis
cussed by Mrs. j. r. Schmidt.
The Georgia Liturgy" and
Ceoreian Music were the subjects
which Mrs. p. p. Jones took Up.
Medieval Music which was taken
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Weslaco
BUSY MEETING HELD
BY ASSOCIATION

The Parent Teachers met az their
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
TX the high school. The program
was given first and was as follows:
Musical numbers rendered By the
junior glee club directed by Mrs.
w. 3. Benton: a piano solo. Mighty
LAX a Rose" by Arts King: Talk OH
membership by MIRO. Chamness: De-
votional by Mrs. Moore; Song BY
Eugene Smith while az the same
time Mrs. Colglazler drew "a very
interesting chalk picture interpret
ing the song.
This number concluded the pro-
gam and the business meeting was
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MISS G G
CLASS TREASURER

Word has been received here BY
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. p. Cooke that their
daughter. Winston. has been -lect-
ed treasurer for the senior class AZ
Baylor College.
She IS also a member OF tic
Histo-ical-Phila Literary Society
and vas recently elected a vel
leader OF the class.
The class at Baylor is one OF
the largest ever enrolled there.
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CLUB
AT z ROOM

Mrs. Flint Harris. or Harrington,
entertained the members OF her
Wednesday Evening bridge club al
Roselavn Tea Room IN san Benito.
AT the end OF the game Mrs.
Don Still was high among the
ladies and Murray Higgins high
among the men members.
Mrs. Murray Higgins will be the
next hostess TO the three tables or
members.
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taken I'D. Mrs. Y. W. Vaughan. the
membership chairman. gave q talk.
The treasurer reported s42.70 In the
treasury. Round table discussion
was taken I'D on what work or
achievement Of this year would be.
Two objects for accomplishment
vcr the purchase Of q motor driven
lawn mower or the decoration OF the
high school auditorium. II was 50
late when thte business was COM
pleted that refreshments we're not
served.
The next meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Will be held or the first
Wednesday Of next month at the
high school.
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INTERESTING PROGRAM
GIVEN st MEETING

Mrs. T. Z. Snavelv entertained
the members OF the w. i. c. U. at
her lovely home on the Wilson
Tract Highway Wednesday. Mrs. A
G. NfcLemore lead the Devotional
exercises. Ms. J. II. wilkins. as the
program leader. gave a -erv inter-
esting sketch Of the .srlv life and
WORK Of Mrs. Frances Willard. Mrs
Tyre III. Brown and Mrs. Arthur
Nicely followed with history Of her
life and Of her temperance work.
Mrs. J c. Tops. Mrs. John Newman
and Miss Mary Jeffreys. gave in
s~tructiye papers on the 80 iect.
Mrs L. G. Nichols and Mrs. W
81. Tanby. cad inspiring letter.
from Mrs. Van watts. state prcsi-
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MRS. WILCOX
HOSTESS

The first meeting Of the Thurs
dav Bridge club was held at The
home Of Mrs. j. r. Wilcox on North
Dick Bowling.
Al the conclusion OF the games
Hrs Bennett Jones held high score.
Guests OF the club we're Mesdames
j. M. Jones. Randy Symonds. Ben
nett Jones. Edgar WEIGH and H. F.
McFadden.
Mrs Jones will hc hostess n. the
next meeting.
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San Benito Society
Continued from Page .o)

F0OAA@sAa4GA AsNtAl GGzI 49,
w. Q. Brown. San Benito. CORES
ponding OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Mrs.
O. (. Jones. Edinhurg, recording
secretary: Mrs. "A. j.. Carpenter.
Rio Tondo. Young Peoples Leader:
Mrs. G. Fl. BuShey. Mission. Edu-
cation: Mrs. r. r. Prade. Harlin-
gen. ~Benevolence; Mrs. Elmer Nor
ris. San Benito. Mission Study:
Mrs. F. W. Moran. La Feria. Stew
ardship: Mrs. J.. N. Campbell.
Pharr. Loving Cup: Mrs. G. r..
Riddle. San Renito. Missions: Mrs
NJ. L. Ross. Santa Rosa. Personal
Service: Mrs. N. /. Moore. McAllen,
Publicity: Mrs. Ewing Clark.
Brownsville. Historian. Mrs. W.. =
Cochran. Harrington, Methods and
Finance. and Mrs. S. V. Brandon.
W-5l2c.. Periodicals.
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mysterious tHeI1
or the Great No
gul dia m o q.
which BIN Gump
had presented to
Henrietta lander
at a banquet when
their plans TO wed
on Oct ! were
announced. = h Q
best detective tai
ent has been en-.
listed TO solve the
battling mystery.
Bim Gurnp. on
the verge Of dis
traction over the
loss. has ordered
that no expense
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MRS. afILNEE
HOSTESS

The autumn season vas reflected
IN decorations at the g. r. Miner
home on North Reagan Avenue
when Mrs. Miner entertained the
wednesday Evening Bridge club.
Mrs. Ralph Buell. held high score
at the end OF the games amonF
the women and I. V. Jolly. Jr.. was
high among the men.
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CLUB AND L
CO.IPIDfFNTFD

Mrs. W. H. Preston entertained
the members Of the Neighborhood
Bridge club at her home on North
Milan Thursday afternoon.
Following the games. Mrs. G. (.
Glenn held high score for the CLUB
members and Mrs. I. ". Jolley, Jr.
for the guests.
Guests for the afternoon we're
Mesdames I. V. Jolley. Jr.; NJ. B.
Sheffey, Harold Fairey. II. c. AID
ridge and r. r. w. Shearer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Up in four su5-toplcs OF Historical
Forces IN Music "Hucbald'S Or
eanum": Guides Solmization' and
Medieval Music Notation were
presented BY MIS-. j. II. Haglsr.
Early Christian Music" was dis
cussed b. the club.
Two new members that were
taken in this year are Hrs. IT. II.
Haeler and Mrs. Ralph Buell..
The next meeting Of the club
viii be at the home Of Mrs. Joe
Bal.enger on October IS.
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MRS LIVINGSTON
TO

Mrs. H. 3. Livingston will be
hostess at her home on North Sam
Houston Boulevard on Monday
afternoon, october 9, TO Chapter
L. p. Z. o. AZ visiting members are
invited.
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SOCIETY GUESTS OF
DONNA GROUP

The ladies Of the weslaco Chris
tan Missionary society were the
guests Of the Donna Christian So
cietv az Mrs. s. S~wertsager's home
Thursday afternoon az three o'clock.
The Donna women furnished the de-
lightful program first after which
the regular meeting took place. A
refreshing lunch was served 70 the
guests.
Those attending from Weslaco
were Mesdames z. w. Langley, L. "A.
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MORNING BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS

Mrs. z. NJ. Brown was hostess 10
her Wednesday Morning Bridge
club at her home on North Sam
Houston Blvd. Pink and green was
used in the flower decoration and
the table accessories.
At the conclusion Of the games
Mrs. w. M. Meriwether held high
score and Mrs. X. G. Roberts second
high.
Mrs j. Reel was a guest az the
meeting.
Following the games Mrs. Brown
served luncheon.
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MRS. HATHAWAY
ENTERTAINS

Mrs. II. II. Hathaway delightfully."-
entertained the Delta Deck Bridge
c!uk at her home Thursday after
noon with a prettily appointed two
table bridge party Pastel shades
predominated In the refreshments.
At the conclusion OF the games Mrs.
Oliver Swinnea held high score ia
yor.
"A delicious salad course wa served
to the club members present and
Mss Eula J. Snowden, guest OF the
club.
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q OF HONOR
SCOTT PLAN

a court Of honor viii be held IN
NeSlaco October 18th. This was
decided az a district meeting OF Boy
Scout leaders at the city hall Mon
day night. District Chairman v. C.
Thompson was IN charge. Twenty
scoutmasters. committee me and
other officers OF the five troops OF
this district including Weslaco and
Edcouch we're also present. Tom
Murray. Valley Scout executive at
tende the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Class Enjoys
E0ening Picnic Party

RIO HoNDo. Oct. 4-The first social event Of the season for the Sc
ntor class vi the picnic given Friday evening.
The Seniors met their class sponsor. L. =. Todd. at the high school
building from where the groups proceeded to Olmto for a picnic party
Those participating in this delightful affair were: Misses Genevieve
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctipitieS
Music LOVERS Will
StudyG German Themes
tSpecial To The Herald.)

TlTl1E 70 TIT IETETIT
HARL1NGEN, Oct. 4-German music will be the subject Of study for
the Music Lovers club for the new year, and a very interesting series
of programs Is shown in the yearbook, which has Just been issued
The club. which was organized in April. 1925. now comprises thirty
members Officers for l93o-3l are Mrs. L. W. Van Pelt. president; Mrs.
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DINNER HONORS
TED T~ANKERSLEY

Mrs. Ted T~snkersley entertained
at her home on Friday evening with
a birthday dinner, honoring her
husband on his birthday. Those
enjoying this occasion we're his par
ents. Messrs and Mesdames Tankers-
lev Of San Benito. G.. G. TubervIls
and Ted Tankersley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
SLEUTHS HUNT THIEF
WHO TOOK BIN GUMP'S
GREAT MOCUL DIAMOND

Sensational developments are expect.
ed to follow swiftly in the wake OF the
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Frank {. Robertson has re-
turned from Corpus Christi where
she attended a meeting OF the wo-
mans Missionary Union OF South
Texas. Mrs. Robertson is president
of South Texas Union.
Miss Lillian Grcensdaie Is SPEND
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Florida Is experimenting with
muskrats In the hope OF starting
a new fur industry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
ALL DAY MEETING
HELD MONDAY

The Rebekahs held their regular
meeting Monday night with a good
attendance. During the business
session they decided 10 have an all
day meeting On Thursday TO work
on two quilts. One will 90 to the
Old Folks Home at Ennis. The
other n will go to the Orphans
home at Corsicana accompanied by
a box OF furnishings for a girls
room. Lunch vas served at noon.
There were about ten present for
this all day meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Cara, Cleo watson, Heatn,
Mamie Lee Burleson. Opal Gam,
Freda Belle Evans. Pearl Garden.
Messrs. L. .. Todd. M. G. Rushing.
Claude Nation. Herman Grantham.
Kenneth Dack. Lebert Coston. Nsr-
man Johnson. Thurman johnson.
Jesse Jeffry, Milton Mills. Raymond
Moore. Temple Ray. Ernest. Roland
and william Schnavl.
BANQUET PLANNED
BY ENDEAvOR
The Ladies Aid OF the Community
church met Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. NJ. Weimer, ~ Campo del
Arroyo.
A business meeting was held at
which IL was decided 70 serve the
banquet for the Christian Endeavor
Rally on October 81. II was also
decided 70 continue serving the
Business Mems Luncheon club un-
I'll further arrangements were
made in regard TO the Bluehonnet
Cafe.
Twelve chairs for the Primary
Sunday school classes viii be bought
by the aid members.
Mrs. Thomas Joyner and Mrs
Lemuel Gilmore who made church,
calls for the month reported q
calls made.
Mrs. Paul Houghtelling and Mrs
J. Willsie were placed on call duty
for the coming month.
Delicious refreshments we're serv.
ed during the social hour.
About 80 women were present.
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GRADES PRESENT


The North Ward Assembly was
held al | o'clock on Thursday after
noon in the auditorium. A program
was presented BY the pupils Of the
low first grade. Mrs. K. : Dag \.
tecaher. and high first. Mrs. Z. r.
Clements. teacher. After the open
ing song service. the low first sang
Hickory, Dickery Dock, accompanied
with pant0m.ne. Reading, Betty
: lean Smith. Norine Jones. Song.
Lullaby Song, Bylo Baby Bunting
s little girls Reading. Florence
Shander. Piano solo. Nina Fischer.
aged Z. story or 3 Pigs. I. nmy Nc
Near, Betty Jean Smith and Flor
ence Sharder, gave a pretty dance,
Miss Corinne Smith played the
piano accompaniment.
High first presented Owl Sons
by boys: Plant Song. By girls; The
Kind Old Oak. a story BY Harriet
Hardin and nature story by Mrs
I. c. Webb.
The meeting Of the executive
board and the nominating commit
tee met for the purpose OF electinf
a new leader for the Parent Teach
ers Association Of the North Ward
school. Mrs. r. II. Maxwell resign
ed as president. and Mrs. II. II
Shandsr was unanimously elected
in her stead. Mrs. p. @. Jackson
was elected as first vice president.
and Mrs Maxwell 70 be third vice
president and hospitality Chairman
Several new Members enrolled A.
this session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

L. =. Hornaday, vlce-prcsident;,
Mrs. J.. A. Aiderdice. secretary
treasurer Mrs. Jack Gary. choral
director: Mrs. 3 F. Hardin, accom-
PIANIST.
The first program Of the year
was given on Wednesday OF the
past week. The subject was Ger
many at the Time Of Mendelssohn. :"
fand the two great oratorios. st.
Paul" and Elijah" we're featured.
Programs for the remainder OF
the year re as fellows:
November j-Oratoric. Life Of
Hayden, Story of Creation. and The
Seasons.
December 2s-Life OF Handel.
Story Of The Messiah: Overture
from The Messiah, and Ha!leluIah
Chorus.
December 3l-History Of Christ
ma Music. Vesper Service, Carols.
legends.
ia luary Chuck and Humper-
dinck other composers. Weber,
Spohr. Markham.
TCbkAAAN - l1As VI L@AACAAeALa
Life Of Wagner: Elsa's Dream.
Bridal Chorus.
March Opera. Great Artists IN
Waenerian roles. Story OF Tam
hauSer. Overture from Tannhaus-
er; sclo. Evening Star. Piano.
Tannhauser.
March 25-San Benito Music club
hostess.
April Opera. Wagners Ro-
nance: Siegmund's Love Song.
Ride OF the Valkyrie.
MAJ s-Life Of Mozart. Story Of
the Magic Flute: March CT the
Priests. Violin Trio. Magic Flute.
or. 3l6, number /. Vesper Service,
Bridal Chorus. violin, organ and
piano number. Bridal Chorus by
club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

A party returning from a several
day motor trip 70 San Antonio IN
clude: Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hatch
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hatch. Miss
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CLASS E~NTERTAINS
L MEMBERS

The Home Economics class. num-
Der three. entertained with a party
fer last years class In the Home
Economic class rooms. Monday
afternoon from las to 3:i5 o'clock
The members Of last years class
made and served refreshments.
Games Of various kinds were
played during the afternoon.
Those present at the affair we're
Misses Mildred Heath, Rachel Lew
Is. Ruth Grantham. Gertrude
Seminal. Augie Harrington, Loretta
Nash, Genevive Cara. Joyce Beene
Lucille Kemp. Feril knight. Nancy
Rec and Mesdames j. .. Brady.
Jack Rhyner and Gardner HouseI
of San Renitn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Here are models designed to meet the fashion
requirements for every fall and winter occasion
Sport, dress, street or business wear. The styles are
exclusive presentations selected by Bollack's repre-
%sentatives at the northern and eastern centers OF
fashion. The furs are fox, lapin, fitch, wolf. skunk.
caracul, etc. IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Mauck. Vera Langley. g. Y. Thcrr-
son. s. NJ. Patterson. w. D. Hoge,
G. r. Gibson. o. l.. Knowles, John
Gound. Oar Ratliff. LeMay and Miss
Dorothy Schammell.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
Red Cross, Gas Men
Speak to Citizens

?. E. Noise, representative of
the American Red Cross, and F.
A. Woodhead, vice president Of the
Washington Gas Light Company,
were the principal speakers at a
meeting of the Park View Citizens
Association last night in the Park
View School.
Mr.. Noise urged support for the
Red Cross roll call, while Mr..
Woodhead explained what steps
were being taken by his company
in its efforts to cooperate with
citizens.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
CLGrtOn Will Head
PenU Normal School

DR.. P. P. Claxton, from 1911 to
1921 United States Commissioner
of Education, has accepted the
presidency of the Austin peay
Normal College, at ClarKsyille,
Tenn. rendered him by the Ten.
nessee State Department Of Edu-
cation, according to word re-
ceived in Washington yesterday.
The school, newly established,
is q State memorial to the late
Governor Austin Peay Of Tennes
see. It was built at his home
city, Clarksville.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
$50 Prize Offered
For Three-Act Plan

A prize Of $50Nwill be given by
the Community Drama Guild of
washington for the best three
act play submitted by a resident
of the District Of Columbia. The
rules:
Play must be submitted before
March 81. 1891. TO Prof. Court.
land D. Baker at George Wash
ington University; manuscripts
must be typewriter and must be
accompanied BY q sealed enve-
lope containing name and ad,
dress Of contestant. Winner Of
the award viii retain dramatic
rights of production and publica
ton.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
Tourists Are Warned
To Don HeaUy indies

Horace M. Albright. director
Of the National Park Service,
yesterday warned tourists on the
advisability of wearing heavy
undies when they visit nationaI
parks after the summer season.
The populace. Albright finds,
seems to believe that just be-
cause several natural parks are
open all. year. ideal climatic con-
ditions prevail. Albright said
these parks are mountainous and
have definite winter seasons.
Have you read the BUSINESS SER
VICE DIRECTORY In tOday's Classified
The Washington times., 1930-11-13

Claiming long distance for
radio reception of course is
like the fisherman's tale, but
from what our customers tell
us regarding this radio, they
have either travelled extensively
or know their geography, be-
cause they have told us of cities
that we have never heard Of
before.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13

This new superheterodyne
eliminates the necessity of a
roof aerial to get good local
reception.