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New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

Tennis club, We try to give them all the good influence possible, de- Nelop their sportsmanship as well as their ability. They get chances to fight regularly. at West Palm Beach, LakeWorth or bigger centers, de- pending on how they develop.
 Il get tercentase of any earn inss, but this is promptly put back into the expenses of the stable l am not looking for profit. like the sport. l like to box myself 1 had to hustle in younger days and l am enough of q fan now to help some of these ambitious boys to get along"
 The quartet in the Hutton stable now are Roy Wallace Of lndana- polls, promising light heavy weight; Bill Daring. former hcavy- weight champion of the navy; Patsy Mcciraw, q junior lightweight from Savannah. Ga,; and Peter Mike. rough young junior woltcrWcjghi from Southampton. Long Island.
 ''What We would like to get and develop is good ali-around college athlete aS q prospect for the hcavv- weight championship said Mona shan. who has been through the professional mill. helping to train Jess Willard for the Dempsey fight at Toledo in 1919.
 "A boy like Harlow Eothcrt, the Stanford shot-puttcr. football and basketball star. is the sort we have in mind. He is a great natural ath- lete, but of course l just mention his namc as an example At one time I thought .>rlie Mucks. the old Wisconsin discus throWcr, would make a great heavyweight fighter. He was fast and the right type.
 How do We select the boys for the stable hcrc2 Well, We have more applicants than We have room for, There are at least 200 appIi- cations from various parts of the country on file now. We look them over and select the best prospects We keep an interest in them so long as it is practicable and help them to make the proper connections. , Society boxing has been quite the rage around l'alm Beach this sea- son. More nan fifty society ol business mon take regular boxing instruction from Monaghan, Among the best of the gentlemen scrapperS are Irony" Riddle and James II. l. 1 (Jiumy) Cromwell, son of Mrs. L. | T. StotesburN. Cromwell boxes Tom, my Loughran, the 4former light heavyweight champion, this Satur, day in an exhibition tair which has aroused fashionable interest ! Three boxing shows arc put on dur ing the season at the Oasis club, in addition 10 weekly punchfrsts al West Palm Beach.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

Roy, also q passenger, was not hurt. Mrs. Sullivan. among tha pedestrians, likewise escaped injury
 Accident "ause Mystery
 Police booked Terrell on d charge Of third degree assault. No one could give the cause Of the acci- denl, which occurred last night. at d point where the roadway is straight, Terrell said he had been driving @5 miles an hour.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
DOUNERGUE DOES . HIS DAILY DlzEh.
French President Exercises in
 DaWn'S Early Light

Paris. Fyo. q lPt-Whlle th> mllkman ratucs hjs cans before dawn at the back door of eh2 French White IIousr, Gaston non- mcrgue. president Of France, tro5s ur and down d long airy hall in lis pajauas.
 The president according to re.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
PRINCESS IN B(E\O AIRES

Bucnos Aires, Feb. 91 lP-Prin- cess Marie Louise SchlesWig-H -Hol- stein, 4 cousin of King George, ar rived from England last night and was greeted by port and govern mental officials and the diplomatic corps. The princess is accompanied by q group of Englishmen including Lord Calthorp and General Arthur J. Pool. They will remain for a few days in the Argentine on a pleasure trip.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
GEORGE BASS DEAD

Chicago. Feb. . LTp-George Bass. attorney and former member of the state legislature, died at his home last night. He was q life long repub- lican, a Harvard classmate of the late Henry Cabot Lodge and coNsWain of the first Harvard crew ever sent across the Atlantic to meet oxford.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
BR|TTEN BLAMES
 ENGLISH LEADERS
Predicts Failure Of Naval Farley
 Wants Big Cruisers

Washington, Feb. q fP)-Chair- man Brittcn of the house naval committee contends that the Aneri- can representatives at the London naval conference should accept tKa advice of their technical advisers against agreeing to build for Amer ican use the type of cruisers the British want ns f havI
 He dcnounccs as ridiculous the suggestions that the United States build 77,0t tons Of small cruisers al d cost of $I%o,ono. 100 merely 10 meet the British expansion propos- aL" America needs, he says. large cruisers of extensive stcaming ra- aims
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Says British to Blame

Moreover, the committee chair. man asserts that if the London con ference fails and he believes it will, it twill be the third one that has been a fizzlc because of British ob- stmacy.'
 Tho fall Of the Tardcu cabinet ill France he interprets as indicating that America is "dickcring with a group of governments whose stabi- ity is most insecure and which nav become politically bankrupt at q days notice"
 Speaking last night before the H. linois Manufacturers association. Brittcn made these assertions. ury- ing at the same time a limitation of armamcnts with reduction rath- CT than expansion but, he added; There must be no diplomatic victory at the expense of our naval defense. There must be no agree :. mcnt that does not insure actual na- val fighting parity with England, ton for ton. and for each nation to build the kind of cruisers it deems best suited for it's position in domestic and world peace.
 If the British admiralty are the friends they pretend to be. let them make 6 friendly gesture aimed at world peace, forget that Brltlania rules the waves and give thought 10 the world s ovcr-burdcncd tax payers.
 Must Protect Commerce He referred to fifteen billion dol lars worth of American merchant disc which found it's way into every seaport on earth last year" and add - cd that to protect that commerce We require cruisers of the greatest Stcaming radius because we do not possess bases all over the the world as England does"
 In 1915, he asserted, Great Brit ain illegally dragged into the Lon don prize courts great raryocs Of | American merchandise consigned to Holland, Denmark, Sweden ana spain and he added that England "Will do it again 1t the United States delegation to the London naval linn i itation conference persists in rcflIs, i ing the advice of our best naval cX- i pert authorities against agreeing tc build for Ancricap use, the type 0: l cruisers the British want us ll i have"
 That great Yankee spirit we talk
 so much about over here seems tc become an inleriority complex ovnl ! there" hc said, whenever oul statesmen get mp against d group
 of old world diplomats"
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Smith, .. +. Strickland. p. K. Ord,
Bobby Cannon and =. .. Sammons;
also the Misses Helen Melch, Mar
garet May. Helen Mennen. Lillian
Reitz. Thelma Clayton, Edna Broy-
les, Margaret Cannon, Eura Cooke.
Miss johnson. Miss Mason, both
from McAllen; and the Messrs Lloyd
Brasher, Arthur Hayes. Gerald
Decker. Rogers Cockrell, Walter
Scoggins. Z. z. Marburger. Martin
Price: Tom Hartley OF Pharr, T.
o. Mitchell Of McAllen-
PERSONALS
The following Mission women
were in Mercedes in attendance at
the Valley Federation meet Tues
day: Mesdames T. j. Caldwell, r.
p. Conway, j. A. Card and 7. 3.
Summons, members Of the boardl
Mesdames Florence II. Hayes. Ed
ward Oppenheimer, G. .. Eppright,
Ross Marcus, Wilbur Close, J. O.
Decker. s. Z. Hardin, =. A. Dim
mick, II. II. Ewing. e. w. Ross,
Leo MARCEL, w A. Wolverton.
Esther Ferguson. Fred Guerin, y.
w. Holt, Dewald, G. =. Longwell,
Galen Bushey. VIM Drummond.
willard Ferguson. Q. NJ. Abney and
A. 8. Broyles.
MI. and Mrs. Fernau and
daughter Miss Irene spent Sunday
In Harrington and Raymondville.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Moore Of
Progreso spent Sunday In Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Buckley and
children spent the weekend in
Brownsville.
Mrs. ]. A. Card left Monday
evening for Mercedes where she
attended the meeting Of the Val
ley Federation. being the house
guest Of her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Gard.
Miss Elva Ham OF Memphis,
Tenn. Is IN Mission. q guest in the
home of her brother-in-law and
sister. MI. and Mrs. Z. w. Halstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Dugat and son
were guests Of her mother in Rio
Hondo Sunday.
Mayor Ross Marcus left Tues
day for Austin. where he is attend
ing the meeting OF the Texas
League OF Municipalities. Of which
league Mission Is q member. The
meeting lasts owe Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Stephens
yer here from Harlingen Sunday
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Ste
phens.
Mrs. ". II. Dooley returned
Tuesday from a visit in San Anto-
MO at the homes Of her sons and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Dooley and MI. and Mrs. Pape en-
tertained their mother while in
the city.
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present, Mrs. J. 4. Oliver, vice.
president. had charge.
Meeting opened with a song fol-
lowed by O circle Of prayers. Re-
ports were given Of the progress
of the churches by the several rep
resentatives present.
At the noon hour. q luncheon was
served to fifty persons
Echoes OF the state convention,
which was held IN Austin-last week,
we're heard from Reverands Le-
Grand Pace. OF Mission: 9. w. Har-
rison Of Earlingen; Oliver from San
Benito: Mrs. Pace, J. H. McIntier,
Mercedes: Mrs. Z. Z. Swertfager,
Donna: Rev. @. II. Farmer. Donna;
r. G. McIntier OF Edinburg, and
VIM LeMay OF Weslaco. A vocal
solo. That Old Fashioned Mother
Of Mine" by Miss Helen Smith, fol-
lowed.
The meeting adjourned at 2:3o
o'clock to meet the first Monday in
June at Donna.
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Potts, A. c. la Duke. D. Z. Kirgan.
Z. B. Guthridge, George Hoefer, v.
r. Myers. +. T. Hudson. J. T. En-
Minis, w. T. Barbee. Marie Crap
perhaus, =. X. Crarrlett. Z. Ratliff,
w. T. Powell and r.. Newell Waters
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Conpere re-
turned Sunday night from San An
tonic where they attended an tn-
surance convention last week.
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municipalities. He expects to re-
turn Sunday.
Il D. Trunitt pastor Of the First
Baptist church Is In New Orleans
attending the Southern Baptist
convention. He will be absent until
next week.
The following women attended
the Valley Federation meeting nc
Mercedes Tuesday: Mesdames C.. =.
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age, Phyllis Hoge. Joan Mcconnell,
and Merrill Ann Skaggs: matron Of
honor, Ruth Moeller; maid of hon.
or, Bett- Bergen; flower girl, Bobby
Jean Bergen: groomsmen, Joe Bar
bee, Bobbie Compere. Benny Mitch
ell. and Horace Gound; father OF
the bride, Billy Powell, and best
man. Glenn Gound.
As the wedding procession en-
tered and stood In front of the
bride-to-be. the minister addressing
the bride presented baskets OF gifts
which the bridesmaids carried IN
stead Of flowers.
On the dining table, lovely bri-
dial appointments rested q huge
wedding cake which was cut BY the
bride.
The hostesses were assisted in
serving an ice course by Mesdames
Raymond Mills. Carl Moeller, v C.
Thompson. w. w. Carruthers. Vera
Mills. Janice Moeller. Phillip Dix
on, and Erwin Mills.
Other than those mentioned the
ues llsC 41eSdames 7. A.
Wall !. z. Martin, E. E. Chamness.
w. z. Powell. T. .. Langford, S. v.
Brandon, T. w. Glass. c. L. Skaggs.
J. T. Gound. J. z. Montgomery, p.
x. Cramlett. z. G. Couch, Harold
Lehman, Chas. Thompson. Frank
Waters. r. G. Mcconnell. Clell Sol
ether. John Graves. w. r. Barbee.
Mcconnell and Burger; Misses
Katherine Edwin. Mary Heller, Ger
tie Streurer. Ruth Ewing, Marcella
Lehman. Nell Ship. Hazel Rogers.
Margaret Sheffield Louise Douthit.
Christine Yarbrough. Mabel G..
Cramlett. Della Crowley, Edith
Schrode, Mary Louise Hensley.
Clara Brandon. Ada ". Williams,
Jean Smith, Thelma Smith, and the
honoree.
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WEEKLY LUNCHEON
MEET HELD

The regular luncheon OF the wes-
laco Business and Professional Wo-
mems club was held nc noon Tues
day at the Hotel Cnrtez.
In a letter read by the secretary
from the Temple club. the Weslaco
club was asked to favor some chang
es that were recommended In the
constitution The club voted %
favor the changes.
Thirteen members and two guests
were in attendance at the lunch
con. The emblem breakfast was
discussed which Is 70 be held a.
Val Verde with Weslaco and Donna
as joint hostess.
Mesdames z. :. Gerding and
Joseph Howard were guests Of the
club.
At the next meeting which takes
place Tuesday May 20. the officers
for the next club year are to be
elected.
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er, Henry Potts and Chapter Stew
ard Joseph Robertson.
The members studied the first
chapter Of the book World Com
rades' which they are TO study
during the year. Instructions were
also given on the by laws and the
constitution.
After prayer by Mrs Ramsey the
boys accompanied ov the girls ARK
iliary OF which Mrs. w. O.. Byrd
Is director went in a body TO the
home OF Mrs. Ramsey where they
enjoyed q party with Mesdames
Ramsey and Byrd as hostess.
A happy social nour was spent
in making kodak pictures. and IN
games and contests. on the lawn
where refreshments we're served ~
the boys and girls.
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Weslaco
BRIDAY SHOWER Is
NOVEL AFFAIR

n n
Miss. Gertie Whitehurst. whose
marriage to Floyd Langford is to
take place June 20. was compli-
mented with a bridal shower Satur-
day afternoon by Mesdames Phil
Dixon and w. r. Powell at the
home Of the latter.
A pink color scheme in which
pink roses were used was carried
out in the dining room. while in
the living room a lavish use OF
roses and shasta daisies added 20
the pleasing environment.
The shower was given In a novel
way by presenting a wedding par
" in which children participated.
The following children took part:
Bride and groom. Betty Waters and
Tom Solether: minister. Bobby Dix
on; bridesmaids. Alice Bluen Saw
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r IS
ORGANIZED

A Royal Ambassador chapter was
organized Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Baptist Church by
the boys OF the Junior department
with Mrs. H. D. Ramsey as direct
Dr..
The officers wers elected for the
year as follows: Chief Counselor.
Mrs. Ramsey; Ambassador ard
Chief Tom Fort. assistant ambas-
sador. Jack Stone: chapter record
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Valley Society
Telephone z

Continued from page Sd
Price Tom McCord. Chas. King
the latter from McAllen.
CANDIDATES ARE
INITIATED
The Mission Court or Catholic
Daughters, Court Saint Rose Of Ii
ma, marked the initiation Of several
candidates into the order with a
very interesting affair recently.
District Deputy Mrs Fred Wright
Of Corpus Christi was present and
assisted At the ceremonial rites.
The candidates were Mrs. Klee-
karnp. Nina La Fluer. Mrs z. 3.
Reyna Harriet Doffing, Aminda
Guerra, Mrs. Murphy.
At the close OF the ceremony the
women adjourned to the Casa de
Palmas. where q banquet vas serv-
ed to the fifty participants.
CoNwAYs BRIDGE
4 CLUB HOSTS
MI. and Mrs. Roy p. Conway en-
tertained the members Of the Fri
day Night bridge club last week. at
their home. No out OF club guests
were present at the Unreliable
affair, which was very enjoyable.
The club viii meet Mrs. Florence
Hayes this week.
ENTERTAIN
CLUB
The Friday Evening bridge club
ct at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
~|z Bentsen, with three tables Of
rs present and enjoying the
- Sam Yates was high score
er. as was Albert McHenry.
lS James Lockhart low.
at Of club guests included Mr..
Mrs. Yates. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Lockhart and Mrs. w. w.
Bennett.
IcLUB
HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. T.. Hardin were
hosts to the members OF the Friday
h Mite Dinner bridge. having four
tables Of guests. "A very pleasant
evening was spent with Mrs.
w. o. Brown and Dade
Hester high score holders. Mrs.
\ Eeister and II. II. Rankin lows. Mr..
and Mrs. L. O.. Plyler. Mrs. Ollie
Bridges were high scorers
EoRoUP ENJOYS
HOSPITALITY
Miss Jacqueline Cov1ngton en-
tertained a number Of the younger
\ set with an informal affair at her
i home on the Sheldon property near
Sam Fordyce on Friday. Hamburger
1 fries with outdoor games were
enjoyed.
Misses Zada Grace Magee. Aileen
Rose. Dorothy Stewart, zelma Lee
Jones. Grace Yoakum. Florence
/ Butler. Dora Elizabeth Kohler.
4 woodrow Stoltz Henry Mitchell. Joe
A Bob Bunch Broggon. George Bran
nan. George Gideon. Russell Mey-
ers. David McCord. Raymond Nc
Lane. Roy Tanner. we're guests.
HOSTS AT INFORMAL
\ BRIDGE EVENT
One Of the unique affairs Of the
season was the evening Of bridge
! given bv T. Y. Cobb at the Garden
Inn tearoom Friday.
Eight tables of players were
present D. T. Strickland and Miss
Helen Melch. were the high
Escorers.
Musical members were rendered
by Tom Harley Of Pharr. Rogers
5Cockrell, Gerld Decker and T. o.
Mitchell.
The guests included Messrs and
Mesdames z. 7. Stewart. Il. Z.
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EIGHT MEMBERS
AT

Tuesday morning az ten o'clock
the ? Timothy 2:15 Prayer band met
in the home Of Mrs. w. A. Black
with eight membe-s attending.
Mrs. j. II. Couch conducted the
lesson study on the !. chapter Of
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CIRCLE MEETS Al
HOME

Mrs. d. w. Schulze was hostess
to the members Of Circle TWO OF
the Women's Missionary Society Of
the Methodist church Monday at
ternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Eugene conducted the bus
mess meeting in which the circle
voted to change the date Of meet
ings to the first and third Mon
days instead or every Monday dur
ing the summer vacation.
Next week the members will b.
the guests Of Mesda-,es g. 3. Kir-
gan and L. 3. Kiester as joint
hostesSes.
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Romans. The meeting closed with
a circle Of prayers 10 meet next
week at the home OF Mrs. Setter.
with the 9. chapter Of Romans for
the study.
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MRS. FORT Is
HOSTESS

Mrs. G. +. Fort was hostess 10
the members OF Circle Two OF the
Women's Missionary Society OF the
Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
A short business session was had
after which a very interesting Bible
study was conducted by Mrs. Ar
buckle. who Is the regular teacher
Of the class.
All members are to meet next
Monday for a Missionary program
az the home Of Mrs. j. n. Couch
in a joint session with circle num-
Der one.
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ALL-DAY SESSION
HELD MONDAY

The regular monthly meeting of
the Valley ministers and ministers
wives association was held Monday
az the Christian church.
Ten ministers were IN attendance
at the business session which open
ed at ten o'clock.
In the ministers wives meeting
in which twenty-five women were
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CHAPTER TO INITIATE
NEW

The regular meeting OF Eastern
Star Chapter number 772 was held
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock
az the Masonic Hall with 8 mem
bers and two visitors present.
Belle Bellman. Worthy Matron
presided. IN the absence OF j.. l..
Chamness. Worthy Patron +. G.
Couch acted as substitute.
In the business session the Worthy
Matron announced an initiation
service for the next meeting The
election of officers for rsxt year
will also be held az tina. time.
A QUESTIONABLE with answers
taken from the sihle on the five
star points proved very interesting.
Tuesday May 81. Is the regular
meeting date Of the chapter.
PERSONALS
Harry Ratliff left Wednesday for
Austin where he will attend a con-
ference Of the Texas league OF
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SUNBEAM
BAND

SUNBEAM
BAND
The Sunbeam Bard. in the abb
sence OF their president Mrs. S. z.
Potts, was entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mesdames D. II.
Truhitt and Nix A. the church.
After a program the meeting
closed to meet at The church next
Tuesday May 10.
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CoNWAYS BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy p. Conway en-
tertained the members OF the Fri
day Night bridge club last week. a.
their home. No out OF club guests
were present at the Unreliable
affair, which was very enjoyable.
The club viii meet Mrs. Florencs
Hayes this week.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

and Mrs. Herbert $. Woods.
 CounScIlorS to P'cng lu club: Mi2s Milne G. McAuIry, Mrs. MyrtI" D. Booth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Lca}itt, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mckay. Respectfully submitted,
 Edward G. Bradley. chairman
 Mildred D. Warren, (Mrs. r.. I.)
 Lucy G. Blake. tMrs. II. SD
 In addition to the above officers. one new office was created. that of assistant clerk Miss Jennie l.. Haugh was elected to this position.