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THANKS FOR KIND WORDS

The Gateway wishes to ack- nowledge publicly the receipt Of many letters from Ia5arior and down-river residents who have lauded this papers efforts in go- ing to the bat" for the rank and file of Alaskans, with respect to the fur situation And from Fairbanks. citizens of that city have taken it upon themselves to thank The Gateway for the editorials on Eielson and Borland The Gateway has a wide c'rcula- ton throughout Interioc points and in Fairbanks proper.
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RADIO PROGRAMS WOULD BE BOOMING
 BUT INTERFEREC
URGED GOVERNMENT TAKE AC- TION TO BRING INTO BEING
 A SUPPRESSED ART

WASHINGTON, Feb, 10, (R- Wired radio" five year old promise that has never been kept, is here on a practical scale, but the victim of inactivity Oh the part of those in position to introdrce 'l' This Is the blunt opinion Of Major George Q. Squier, retired army offi- cer and father of wired radio.
 Seect interference free radio programs would be booming into every telephone equipped home to- day If the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., had not lapsed into quiescence about wired radio Major Squier told the senate committee on interstate commerce. He urged action by the government itself if need be, to bring into being what he considered suppressed art.
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l PIONEER IF SKAGWAY
 MARRIED RECENTLY

Word has been received from Skagway to stroller's Weekly, of the marriage of Mrs. Grimm, to H. BuchO,tz an old-t timer of Dawson
 Mrs Grimm has been a resident of Alaska since 1897 being i'd Skag- way until about IS years ago when they came to Seward where they conducted a hotel for a few years, returning to Skagway about 1920 where Mr. Grimm later died. Last spring Mrs Grimm came to Jun eau and conducted dressmaking business for some time, returning to Skagway early in the fall.
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RAINBOW T1Nrs

Gauged by what is going on in the nation it would appear that the United States of America is rapidly taking ln two distinctive hues of the spectrum-yeow and red The yellow comprise those who have lost the spirit bequeathed to them by the fathers of the Amer can Constitution and independence and the reds might De classified those who regardless of the steady en- croachment of laws aimed at their private personal liberties refuse to be browbeaten and demand res oration of the status quo before the religious organi- zaons began trying to legislate morality in to the masses
 While raging" the daylights out of Rus sa let us pause and see how approaching similar state of mind if not already emuating the Ghandi movement in India. Ghandi led movement of non-cooperation which resulted in Great Britain being forced to yield much ground It consisted simply of obeyng all laws with respect to property and those that the product of their making and refus ing to cooperate in observing what analogous to Federal laws as we know them in America.
 Take the average man and instinct will cause him observe the fundamental laws of society Whenever any group of individuals seek to thrust upon him some thing that his reasoning powers tells him is unjust he will revolt.
 The advocates of laws to govern every act of the masses may beat the drum and, like the ostrich, bury their heads in the sand but standing above the entire cacaphony of refomers towers the cardinal fact that the United States of America today is engaged in revolution of non-cooperation
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PLANES CARRIED GOLD

Gold worth $2OOO0 OOO was re- gently carried from London to Paris tn seven British and French airpIanes in one day The weight of the gold in ingots was l8,OOO pounds, and one machine alone brought over 5000 pounds weight. The bullion was consigned to the Bank of France and pilots and mechanics on the airplanes were armed with re- volvers.
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There are approximately 1000 Indians in the Kobuk country. T. was reported to the News Miner that the Indians had caught very little fur this winter.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-10

IF YOU RAVEN T TRIED FRYR BRUINS BABY BEEF. you are certainly missing something.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-10

We read of plant that scrap an automobile within six minutes. With well directed cooperation telephone pole or an Alaska fir tree beat that time
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-10

Service says of Alaska: "Ony the strong shall sur vve" Yes it requires strong constitution to survive under the present situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
Phdrr Host
For w. NJ. u.
Conference

~ 4AhG 44CAo AAt
McALLEN, Jan. 25-The quarter
~ meeting OF the w. M. U. OF the
Baptist churches OF the Valley was
held Thursday at Pharr.
The meeting opened at 10 a. m.
with a song Faith OF Our Fathers"
followed by a prayer. A welcome
address and devotional were given
by Mrs. j. M. Campbell OF Pharr;
response by Mrs. Minyard OF Mis-
sion: committees were appointed
and the presidents report was given
by Mrs. Fleet Lentz OF Mercedes:
reports by local presidents and their
committees were given: reading OF
the minutes and business, by the
corresponding secretary and treas
urer; report by Mrs. w. O. Brown
OF San Benito, and the meeting ad-
journed until after lunch.
The afternoon session opened with
a song The Kingdom is Coming,
followed by "A prayer; devotional by
Mrs. j. II. Dew Of Ridgecrest. North
Carolina; a talk on The Importance
OF Our Associational Mission Study
Institute and Plans" by Mrs. j. II.
Mitchell Of La Feria: why Prepare
For and Observe the Home Mis-
sion Prayer Program" by Mrs. o.
L. Smith OF Brownsville; and var
ious committee reports were given.
The meeting was closed with a
prayer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

mcndton, Alberta, Canada recently
arrived to make their home in Wes-
laco. They are now guests ut the
George Lucas home. Mr.. Hayes will
be connected with Mr.. Lucas In the
Lucas Implement company.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM 7. Giazier OF
Carlsbad, New Mexico were guests
this week OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. p.
DoSs.
L. G. Sauna, president OF the ].
g. Penny store was q Weslaco visitor
wednesday looking over the store
here.
Deputy commander 4. Q. Cox OF
San Antonio who Is making an in
5rection trip in the Valley was q
.sitor here Friday morning ana
.oke TO the members OF the local
..gion post at the Cortez.
Miss Evangeline valdez OF
Brownsville was a recent visitor here
az the home OF her brother, .. a.
Valdez.
DR.. and Mrs. y. 4. williams and
children. and Raymond Engel oil
Mrs. Drummond is also a sister
OF Mrs. Hatten.
Mrs. II. +. Smith and daughter,
Miss Thelma, returned THURSDAY
Evening from Corpus Christi where
they spent the week. They were
accompanied here by Mrs. 8. ID
Odom, OF that city who will visit
the remainder OF the week here
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HARGILL

Miss Shirley Foreman was the
guest Of Miss Alice Lancaster on
Saturday.
Miss Angle Buoy has returned
from a several days visit with her
nephew. Warren Buoy, east Of Ray
mondville.
Miss Pearl Thomas OF Edinburg
spent a night with home folks north
Of Hargill.
Charlie Lancaster was a business
visitor in Edinburg Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Dorche and daugh-
ter OF Ednburg were dinner guests
at the Lancaster home last Sun
day.
Miss Mary Peacock, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Peacock. re-
turned to her home in San Antonio
after a few weeks visit with her
parents here and a brother in Har-
lingen.
Eddie Stapleton has gone TO San
-intonio, where he has accepted a
position.
Mrs. Henry Cattlett has returned
from q visit with her mother and
sister in San Antonio.
Miss Stella Ballenger and Mrs. NJ.
p. Lakeland OF Edcouch were guests
OF the Raymondvlle Rotary club
last Wednesday at luncheon. Miss
Ballenger entertained the club with
several very interesting readings In
negro dialect which we're greatly
enjoyed.
Col. Summons was the guest OF
Sydney c. Lakeland at the Interna-
tional Press Club banquet at Rey-
nosa. Mexico, Friday.
Newt Shiflett was. a business
visitor in Edinburg. Monday.
Roy Lobe was in Hargill on bust
ness last Thursday afternoon.
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HONOR GUESTS AT


Miss Margaret Rockwell and her
fiance, L. j. Hughes OF Norman,
Oklahoma, were honor guests Sat
urday evening at the McCo!l's club
house when Miss RockwellS par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Rockwell
entertained with bridge and dane
ing. Moss and palms adorned the
hall.
The guest list included MesSrs. and
Mesdames j. r. Davis. M. l.. McMinn
w. II. Meredith, f. It. Morgan, +.
G. Hall, A. M. Olsen, E. S. Rupp,
Misses Louise Evans, Thelma Rey-
nard, Grace ziebell, Grace Dobson,
Lula Hale. Virginia Fenwick. Bet
ty McMinn, Reagan Elliot. II. Rothe
(. Z. Leonard, Don Irwin. Richard
and Raymond Rockwell, all OF Nc
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.. Bennett
of Weslaco. Mr.. and Mrs. England
of Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r.
Groom and son Mike Of Browns
vile.
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CLUB RECEIVES
NEW MEMBERS

Tuesday afternoon the Women's
club met in the parlors OF the Lun-
berg Hotel with Mrs. @. r. Holloway
as leader. Quite a number OF men,
bers were present.
Mrs. O. p. Knipp gave q very In
teresting talk on the state OF Idaho
and Mrs. Ray Gano spoke OF the in
terestlng points in the state OF COL
orado while Mrs. Holloway spoke or
the states OF Wyoming and Mon
tana.
Two new members we're received.
Mrs. w. II. Crowell and Mrs. w. L.
Allison.
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O1rnito
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Donald Landry OF Port Arthur.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Baucum and
daughter were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peoples Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobbitt OF Point
Isabel we're the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. r. j. Sanborn Sunday.
Misses Jesse Mae and Mary Whit6
have moved In to the Friendly
Doorway apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Helmuth or
Buena Vista spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Friebele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rank. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pinkley were the guests OF
Mrs. Terrell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ChapapaS or
McAllen spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

Leinster Bourgeois were In Nc
Allen on Tuesday evening, guests at
a "tacky party" at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. MCGOWAN.
Mrs. Hill Cooke returned Sunday
from a couple Of weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Cooke In San An
tonic.
Mrs. Graham OF weslaco was In
this city the first Of the week, a
guest In the home OF her friend.
Mrs. j. y. Honey.
Edward Oppenheimer. who has
been in New York City personally
selecting the new summer goods for
his house. has left the East for
home and is expected here the first
OF next week.
Mrs. Agnew OF Vincennes. Ind,
is here visiting her son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Agnew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Fleischache
OF Louisville, Ken. are in the VAL
ley visiting at the home OF their
sisters and families here, stopping
first in McAllen with MFR. and Mrs.
Percy Herman, then coming to
Mission for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Friedrichs and
family were in Refugio yer the
weekend. visiting with their rela-
tives, Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Jones and
Mike Buchmiller and families. Thev
were accompanied by Miss Sybil
Watson.
Miss Birdie Kelley left for her
home in Uvalde Wednesday morn
ing.
MI. and Mrs. Sam Lowe. Jr. OF
San Antonio are guests in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Sydnor.
Mrs. G.. +. Dohrn returned We'd
nesday from a visit In San Antonio.
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Valley Society News
and EUentS


with her. parents, MI. and Mira X
J.. Gibson.
Neosho Falls, Kansas are visiting
at the home or their parents. MI.
and Mrs. Godfrey Engel, north Or
Donna and with. their sister, Mrx.
VIM. y. Hatten or Weslaco. mr.
and Mrs. j. y. Drummond are alsc
here from Eugene. Oregon.
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two tables Of players present. Mrs.
II. II. Rankin was awarded prize
for high score and Mrs. Roger
Spaulding low.
VISITOR GIVES
TALK
A very pleasant afternoon on
Thursday was enjoyed by the mem
bers and visitors OF the Methodist
Missionary society, when they were
presented with a program in con-
nection with the regular meeting.
Mrs. II. z. Smith presided. with
Mrs. r. C. Pope at the piano, Mrs.
Josiah Bike being leader
A dialogue by the Mesdames II.
II. Ewing, +. z. Scoggins and Conan
Wood showed some OF the work
done by the society and auxiliary
at large, also the methods OF dis
tributing the money paid into the
treasury by the different societies.
Mrs. Baylor. OF Mineral Wells, a
winter visitor, gave a talk on the
responsibilities OF the individual
members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
NEW BRIDGE CLUB


A new bridge club has been re-
Gently organized composed Of MeSSrs
and MeSdameS A. j. Schubert, @. r.
Johnson. Campbell, Geo. Compbel1,
II. @. Foster and F. l.. Humphrey.
At the meeting of the club held
Saturday evening in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Humphreys in
the Harding apartments. Mrs. Schu-
bert won women's high score and
Howard Campbell mems high.
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CLUB HOSTESS

The Thursday Afternoon bridge
club was entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Buck Evans on South First
Street Thursday afternoon. There
were twelve present.
High score prize, a refrigerator
set. was won by Mira. Larkin. Re-
freShments we're served.
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PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
PLAN OF CLUB

Mesdames John Ewing. w. L..
Hart, Granger Smith and Miss FL
lis members OF the executive board
OF the Lincoln Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION met Tuesday afternoon at
the school TO make plans for a
patriotic program which will be
given on the night Of February 4th
when the PIT. a. will hold open
house for the parents.
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BINGHAM GIRLS CLUB
Is

Monday evening. the Bingham
Girls club was entertained at the
home OF Janet Brenner on South
Seventh street with bridge.
High score prize was won by Sam
mie Lee KinSer who received q bot
tie OF perfume. Marjorie Sue Gray
son won the low score prize. q box
OF handkerchiefs. At the close OF
the evening . plate lunch was SER
we'd.
The next meeting OF the club
be held next Monday evening q
home Of Anna Dryer on West n
algo ave.
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TWO HONOREEs AT
BRIDGE II

A delightful bridge party OF the
week was the given wednesday
by Mrs. G. H. Britton at her home.
honoring Mrs. r. B. Smith a new
conner from Corpus Christi and her
house guest Miss Mary Frank Smith
OF Crockett.
The guest list included MeSdames
w. II. Duncan, George Wilson, Z.
ID. Kennedy, II. ". Dismukes, v. j..
Eckelkamp. Il. II. Corley, George
Palmer, II. II. Damme, Lorraine
Brothers. Earl Suttle w. i. Up
shaw, M. l.. Erdmans. Homer Isen-
burg and j. M. Harkley.
Mrs. Ecklekamp was awarded
first prize and Mrs. Erdman Sec
und.
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MRS. JAMESON
is HOSTESS

Friday afternoon the Little bridge
club met at the home OF Mrs. 4. H.
Jameson. Twelve members were
present.
Mrs. George Lochrie won the high
score prize. a sugar bowl and cream
pitcher set in blue Cambridge pat
tern. Refreshments were served.
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NEW BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS

The Blue Bennett bridge club. a
new club. met on Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. A. a. Bentsen.
for the regular weekly session. Mrs.
Z. s. Taylor held high score
The members include the Mes
danes G. E. McElvain. Russell Ho-
warth, John Brannan. T.. S. Spind-
MesdameS S. Lowe, honorees, j. ID.
Lockhart, Dietz Bentsen Joe Sum-
mers, A. r. Hannah, f. w. Gray
and James Pattison, the latter
from McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
CLASS GIVES
SOCIAL

The sophomore class entertained
last Monday evening. when they
met together for a farewell and well
come-the former for Miss Birdie
Kelley, Arthur Hayes being the re-
cipient Of the latter. J. H. Cotton
CHAM was also an honor guest . The
class colors. which were OF green
and white. were predominant every
where. the place cards being de-
corated with fish COMFORTING them
selves in q green background. The
affair was held in the Home Eco
Monies room OF the senior high
school. Misses Mckenzie, Clayton,
Whitley were hoSteSSes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
VARIOUS CIRCLES
MEET IN HOMES

The Baptist Missionary Union
met in circles this week, Mrs. d. o.
Sykes being hostess to the Ann
Judson circle. After the business
meeting refreshments we're served.
The Antha q. Stewart circle met
at the home OF Mrs. r. w. Rhea,
with Mrs. j. @. Decker presiding.
This circle studied the regular les
son In cooperation with the work
designed for the day, after which
a social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Jack Gray Of North Shary-
land entertained the Sarah v. Dun
lap circle. Mrs. Weaks Martin Is
the chairman. A Bible study was
a part Of the program Of this circle,
in connection with the business ses-
sion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26
DELTA BRIDGE
CLIR HOSTESS

Mrs. M. X. Gibson entertained
the members OF the Delta Bridge
club Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF her sister. Mrs. G. @. Eckhoff.
There were twelve members pres
ent. Mrs. Eckhoff received the high
score prize and Mrs. B. ID. KIM
brough the consolation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-26

MISS Helen Melch, Miss Birdie,
Kelley, Miss Lucille Mason, Miss
Thelma Clayton and Mrs. Clelland
Harris. we're among the teachers
present and MesSrs. Ty Cobb, Lloyd
Brasher, Jas. P. Cottingham. j. II.
Cottingham and Walter Scoggins
were among guests outside the class.
Mrs. Wood served refreshments
assisted by the teachers and Misses
Florella Salter and Mary Ferguson,
also guests.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. Geo. Agnew was hostess TO
the wednesday bridge club at her
home on Oblate Avenue this week,
with a three table personnel. Mrs.
j. r. Rogers OF San Francisco and
Mrs. J. D. Moore. Jr. we're out OF
club guests.
Miss Helen Gather has returned
TO New York City, after a visit here
with her friend, Mrs. Florence M.
HAYES. Miss Gather will spend
the remainder OF the winter In New
York City where her parents are at
this time. and return with them
to the family home in Wheeling,
w. v. later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Smith. MI. and
Mrs. T. w. ThieS. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Parrish. Miss Mamie Rome and
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II PATE CLUB
HOSTESS

Mrs. j. z. Pate was hostess Tues
day evening 10 the members OF the
Hidalgo bridge club at home.
Mrs. w. l.. Clark received the
first prize for higl- score and Mrs
John Cross the second.
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COMPLIMENTARY
BRIDGE DANCE

Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowe, OF San Antonio. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. s. Sydnor entertained with an
evening of bridge Wednesday, four
tables Of players making up the
personnel. Conan Wood and Mrs.
j. ID. Moore. Jr. we're the high
scorers in games.
The guests included Messrs. and
Mesdames S. Lowe honorees, j. ID.
Moore, Jr, Conan Wood, j. +.
Honey, r. w. Spaulding. Jack Lair,
Mesdames. j. w. Legg, Kaufman,
Pharr, the latter from Houston.
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Gordon Griffin. and the poet iau-
reate by Mrs. j. G. Hulet.
Mrs. w. j. Moore OF Eureka
Springs. Arkansas. and Mrs. A. r.
Moon OF Dallas were guests for the
afternoon.
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R~ayrnondville
THURSDAY NIGHT
CLUB MEETS

IHUhSUAL N1OH4
CLUB MEETS
Mr.. and Mrs. Audrey Fox enter
tanned the members OF the Thurs
day night bridge club at the home
OF her parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. J.
Rhoads on West Hidalgo ave.
The women's high score prize, a
card table cover was won by Mrs.
K. j. Sanders. and the mems high
score prize. a box Of candy was won
by z. J. Sanders. The low score
prizes we're won by Mrs. r. II. Fack-
elman and Joe Lochrie. who re-
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Weslaco
WESLACO TAT WEEDS
IN NEW YORK CITY

Announcements have been re-
ceived Of the marriage or Miss Ruth
DAVIS and Tom Compere. son OF
Rev. and Mrs. 4. L.. Compere OF
Weslaco. The marriage took place
January 18th at the First Presby-
terrain church in New York City.
Mr.. Comprc is well known IN this
community.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Pate SquireS OF Junction
arrived Thursday to visit q week
with her sister, Mrs. j. M. Mauldin
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Hayes OF Ed
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DINNER DGE
Is COMPLIMENT

Among the many lovely social
affairs that have been given in
honor OF Miss Margaret Rockwell
and her fiance. l.. r. Hughes or
Norman. Oklahoma was the dinner
bridge given Monday evening by
Mrs. Robert Fenwick. Mrs. 9. j.
Irwin and Mrs. w. II. Meredith at
the home OF Mrs Fenwick.
Yellow and green formed the dec
orative scheme OF the rooms and
was also carried out in the refresh
ment course. Tall slender yellow
and green candles burned In silver
holders.
The personnel included MesSrs.
and Mesdames q. o. Rockwell, II.
II. McMinn, Z. T. Morgan, z. O..
Hall. Misses Grace ziebell, Thelma
Reward, Louise Evans, Virginia
Fenwick, II. Rothe, Donald Irwin,
w. II. Meredith, @. j. Irwin and
Robert Fenwick.
Miss Evans received the high
score prize for the women, Mrs.
Rockwell the consolation and r. T..
McMinn first prize for the men and
o. o. Rockwell second. All prizes
were presented to the bride-to-be-
She was also presented with q beau-
tiful gift by the hostesscs.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Senior Class Omission
Mission Society
School Is Entertained
Mission Society
Special 70 The Herald.l

MISSION, Jan 25-Mrs .. G. Wood was hostess at her beautiful
home on Dougherty avenue Monday evening hononng her son. David.
and members Of the senior class Of the high school.
The rooms were decorated with the cohrs OF the class, gold and white.
and the evening was spent in dancing and card playing.
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REGULAR CLUB
MEETING HELD

The Oroinki bridge club held It's
regular meeting at the home OF
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR

Mrs. George Wilson enItTIdIntI
Tuesday evening nj home with 2
dinner bridge as a pleasant sur
prise for her husband, the occasion
being his birthday anniversary.
Those present were MesSrS. and
Mesdames Robert Fenwick. A. d.
Dean, william Hydman, Earl SUIT
tie. Mrs. v. j. Eckelkamp and Miss
Majorie Dean.
MRS. Earl Suite received the
ladies prize for high score and
Robert Fenwick received the prize
for the men. Miss Dean was pres
ented with a gift and Mr.. Wilson
received q beautiful birthday pres
ent,
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RECEPTION A
APE COMPLETED

The McAllen Study club met at
the Methodist church Wednesday
afternoon for its regular meeting.
During the routine OF business
finaI ARRANGEMENTS were made for
the reception and tea to be given
January 20 at the home OF Mrs.
Stephen Jones for the women and
visitors and new residents OF Me-
Allen. English poets" was the
theme Of the afternoons program.
Robert Bridges being presented by
Mrs. w. Jones. Alfred Noyes by Mrs
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ceived o. fork and spoon. and q tube
Of tooth paste respectively.