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On The Banks of The Languorous
SuWanee
SuWanee

'on board. I didn't wait to get the
transportation promised.
when they found me. I got oil
easy-it was a British ship and I
showed them that I had been with
the army in Africa. I helped the cook
on the way across.
"At New York. l boarded steamer
for Jacksonville and worked my way
to that place. which was near home
1 came back to the Suwanee country
and hav- been here ever since"
Mr.. Jones owns farm on the
banks of the Suwanee and often goes
there on Sunday to spend the day
in boating and fishing on the river
or resting amid the flowers and vines.
He is one of the sponsors OF a quar-
tette of young men singers who live
in his town. IL,
This uuartette cannot be eXcelled
in rendering Down on the Swaneee
Rubber" Negro spirituals. or almosI
anv other songs. They have appeared
at many churches. both white and
colored. in nearby cities OF Florlda.
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Continued From Page Four

leg was broken by the fall. Rein
forcements came up from the rear
iuss then and drove the Beers back.
my leg was rather severely frac-
tured, and it was three or four
months before I could get around
much. Then the British assigned me
to a ship bound for London with a
multitude of wounded and crippled
soldiers. They gave me a paper to
take to some department in London,
where. they said, would be provided
Transportation to New York.
"The next night after the ship
reached the big city, I came TO a
theatre where sign advertised
American Negro MINISTRIES on the
program. Immediately I entered;
Sure enough.-boys from Dixie l
could see that they were the genuine
article.
"Finally they commenced sin,:!ng
Down on The Swanee Rubber When
they came to the line which says
Far from the old folks at home, l
couldn't stand it any longer:
"Let me out of here, 1 yelled, ana
made for the door. I found my way
to the dock and ship was getting;
ready to leave for New York. shipped
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-06-14

he and his family had moved into
Billy Goat Lane when she was ten
and he had Immediately fallen under
the spell of her beauty. He had
begged pennies, sold bottles and done
odd jobs Just to buy her little pres
ents which she accepted in an indif-
ferent manner. He had taken her
often to the dingy gallery of the local
moving picture house. to parties and
Continued on Page Seven
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BATTLING
MURDERS
Continued from Page Fiye)

ton hall, then, being careful not to
attract the attention of the operator,
went out of the street door and onto
the sidewalk. 1t WAS queer!
He sauntered along the avenue
toward the next corner rounded it,
then quickened his pace. Half way
toward the next corner was an alley
He gained it and disappeared. Pres
emily h was at the rear of the build
ing he had Just left. where he took
the fire escape to the fourth floor and
entered the enclosed porch Of apart
ment sixteen.
He knocked loudly upon the door;
he tried the knob--silence: silence
tempered with the raWnesS of cold
January afternoon. -.
Up to now, Holcomb'S actions had
been almost leisurely, but now he
suddenly became aS active as cat,
in spite of the huge overcoat that
tended to hamper him. The one win
dow now became means to an end
His powerful arms tackled it and,
with increased pressure, it Slid up an
inch two :. three. -.
Finding himself in small pantry,
Holcomb stole cautiously into the
kitchen. the dining room. Silence,
deadly silence prevailed in these we'll
furnished rooms Passing through a
door into a long hall, he came upon
three open doors grouped together in
an alcove-tWo bed chambers, with
a bath between them. the bedrooms,
with the overturned chairs, the
opened dresser drawers. the things
strewn over the floors, giving the ap-
pearance of a recent typhoon!
in his coat pocket. some instinct
telling him that he was not alone. 49,.
At this point in Hubert Holcomb'S
narration of the Carlisle Murder
case we, Miles and I. were, as you
probably are. thoroughly in the spirit
of the thing. Certainly Holcomb
himself must have guessed this, be
cause he paused, chuckled in his
own queer way. then leisurely fired
his pipe again.
I'm telling you. gentlemen" he re-
flected, lit was one raw case!
"But my Lord, mani" came through
the Semi-darkness from Miles, don't
stop there What in the name
of Hanna did you find? Did Mr..
Carlisle get a bullet-or knife?-or
did you eventually find his body
stuffed into laundry baSket?"
Holcomb's pipe began to draw
nicely again. Neither" he drawled.
Briefly. it all simnlored down to
this: Continuing along the hall to-
ward the front door. I entered the
living room-which was also in an
awful mesS-and came upon one OF
the most grueSome sights in my career.
The body was lying on the floor in
a pool of blood, an ugly cash open
at the temple. and heavy metal
book end-obviously the instrument
of death on the floor near by,
bloody"
knocked out. eh?" Miles cut in.
"Who got him?"
Holcomb suddenly leaned far for
ward. 1T was not Mr.. Carlisle" he
countered slowly. 1T was the body
of his Wife-the woman who only a
few hours before had been a visitor
at headquarters"
Miles suddenly leaned forward; I
gasped: Holcomb Just sat there. IL
might have been his sense OF the
dramatic: or perhaps he was taxing
those few moments TO recall more
clearly the events which followed
that surprising iscovery-anyWaV.
1t was several minutes before Hubert
Holcomb continued to unravel the
mystery of The Carlisle Murder
Case.
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Have Bad Breath

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VERNA, The
Irresistible
Continued from Page Five)

or what he thought was the answer.
For five years he had been gazing
longingly at Verna. thinking of her,
wanting her. Three years her senior,
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END OF PART ONE
(To be continued next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Valley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

daughter OF Rev. Budlong. was
Of the out Of the Valley guests.
PERSONALS
Miss Stella Hargrove spent the
weekend with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Sam Grove here. Miss
Stella teaches In the Edinburg
schools.
Mrs. A. M. A. Picker has re-
turned from a summers stay IN
the northwest.
Mrs. Nell Dawson is visiting in
Texarkana, leaving the last Of the
week.
David Wood was home from
Texas University TO spend the
weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. G.. Wood.
Mrs. c. d. Eppright, Mrs. Polhe-
mus and Mrs. Florence M. HAYES
were In Rio Hcndo Saturday. They
we're guests at luncheon at rnr
Girl Reserve Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Speer are
here from Austin on a business
trip.
Misses Betty Melden. Mary
Sweeney and Althea Dudley were
Girl Reserve camp visitors &C Rio
Hondo the last Of the week, attend
ing the Valley conference.
Mr.. and MS. Wayne Mosely were
here from Temple on a visit the
first of the week.
Mrs. r. G. Lowry has left for
Mexico City, where she will spend
a few days. going on 10 Villa Car
bon. She will decorate the grave OF
her husband, the late Col. Lowry.
Mrs. Leonard j. Murray and
son, Bill. left Tuesday evening for
their home in Terrence. Calf, after
"a several weeks visit here with
her brother. Roy Conway and her
father, John J.. Conway and fam
lies.
Mrs. Margaret Cannon was a
guest Of friends in Harlingen Tues
cay.
Max Melch. old-timer here. is in
Mission for a few days. He is the
guest Of his son. Herbert and fam
ily and hts daughter, Miss Helen.
Mr.. Melch. who has been spend
ing the summer In Europe. Is on
his way TO his home in Burbank.
California.
Rev. j. S. Budlong and Mrs. Bud
long OF Pharr and daughter, Mrs.
McCord, the latter from Califor-
MIA. were i'm Mission Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Moreland and
son, Jack left the last OF the week
for their new home in Missouri.
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Members OF the Women's Tuesday
club were entertained this week AT
the kolHe uf Mrs. RAY Goodwin.
Rsrcrtt - the City Federation.
tie fieCsAyn u representatives TO
tisat a3ody. plans for the forthcom-
inE valley Federation and for the
inst gsieF. siay Of the year together
with .rs appointment Of committees
arc routine reports were taken care
O. during the BUSINESS session.
Mrs. $, M. DufIie conducted the
lesson study. ebly assisted by Mes
DANES Blalcck, J. a.. Card and VIII
Ter Close. Mrs. Duffie discussed
ard illustrated the topic Exposition
and Preparation Of the Short Story
end her assistants presented in turn
three masterpieces Of the short story
art.
Mrs. Marvin Goodwin shared the
clubs interesting study and the de-
lizhtful social hour which followed.
Mesdames d. G. Decker and t.
Tfoll Spillman were elected repre-
s-ntatsves to the City Federation
with Mrs. Harry Stewart and Mrs
Woiy-rton as alternates.
The first guest program OF the
current club year will be given next
Tuesday at tho home OF Mrs. 8. l.
Hardin.
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conference ~ the Camp at Rio
Hondo.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Mandler and
Mrs. handlers mother, Mrs. ".
Grimm OF Chicago. who are spend
ing the winter III the Valley. were
guests here this week IN the hnEne
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John CEi0sr.
Mrs. s. W. Herndon OF Hossason
arrived at the weekend for sn -
tended visit III the home Of hEF
son, John Herndon and family
Miss MaEv CDddy az Kerrviilf. \
former resident or Mercedes, was a
guest here thas week of Mrs. Mike
Betels. On Saturday Miss Goddy,
Mrs. Betels. Mrs. NJ. Fl. Keen. Mrs.
Paul Rucksl sad Mrs. r. ". Perk
ms attended the Methodist confer
ence held as Hariingen.
The Rev. ard hSrs. w. Z. Sneil-
man and two sons Of west Texas
were guests iaere this week Of III.
and Mrs. II. +. Aidmore. Mrs. Spell
man vas formerly pastor Of Fl1F
lncal Methodist church and filled
the pulpit ~ the LEGAL rlurrh 1n
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Donley arc fn1~-
ing TO McAllsn to make their honar
Mr.. Donlev Is connected wi.a tn
N-~~f'ri re~ tn
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Mercedes
CHURCH CIRCLES HOLD
MEETINGS TUESDAY

Tuesday was Auxiliary dav"
among a number Of the local
churches for industrial and social
meetings and Billie study.
The Two circles OF the Methodist
auxiliary held a joint meeting AZ
the home OF Mrs. p. w. Perkins
on Missouri Avenue. with Mrs. II
l.. Schmaizried conducting one OF
a series OF studies which have
been taken up. She was assisted h.
Mrs. p * Kline Mrs. Joe Wood
and Mrs. J. T.. HAYNES. who took
parts or the program.
After the business session an ~
iovable social hour vas cbserver
with Mrs. M. n. Keen being made
a surprised guest OF honor. ir
yzsw q the fact that the Rev. and
Mrs Keen and their family arr
leaving this week FOR Menard
where Mr. Keen win have charge
Of the Methodist church fol- thp
coming term.
Mrs. KesS was presented a love
II silver flower bowl. a token OF
love ard high esteem. from tho
auxiliary A r~nfrcshment course
concluded tho evenings program.
Mrs Jack Trcllinrer was hostess
70 the Martha Circle Of the Pres
bytcrian auxiliary and stepping
aside from the regular routine or
meetings. tho occasion featured AN
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T.. Donley. who with her husband
Is leaving Mercedes for McAllen tf
make their home.
Fall flowers of a yellow hue &C.
centuated the Halloween note in
the rooms where the morning hours
were spent in playing bridge Mrs
Charles Weimer scored high ii the
games and Mrs. Donley was pres
ented with a lovely guest favor.
At the noon hour a delicious
luncheon was served. places being
marked for Mrs. Joe Wood. Mrs.
Clarence Rouse. Mrs. D. Kline. Mrs
Morgan Jones. Mrs. q. a. King,
Mrs Glenn Lawton, Nj Ed Her
ring, the guest Of hoaw and the
hostesseS.
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Normal Turkey Crop
Is Seen For Texas

AUSTIN. Oct. &.-R-AlthouEh
Matching OF turkeys In Texas was
materially reduced last year due to
the low prices. favorable weather
conditions and better care OF flocks
will result in a reduction or only
about eight per cent la production,
according to figures released by the
Austin bureau Of the federal de-
partment Of agriculture. Indica-
tons at the start of the season were
the crop would be between Is and
20 per cent lower than last year.
The bureau reported a-remark-
able" decrease In the mortality rate
o. turkeys, the birds being In better
condition now than usual. FIRE.
ouent Mornings was given as one
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OF the chief causes OF decreasing tn
loss. A
The crop Tor 1880 will he som
what late in maturH owing 20 I'm
usually warm weather. Texas vtll
have 4s per cent Of It's crop ready
for the market by Thanksgiving and
45 per cent ready for Christmas
HOLIDAYS with the other nine per
cent maturing early next year.
Production I'm west and south Tex
as viii be about normal with q de-
crease Of about eight rer cert IN
north Texas.
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afternoon tea. The devotional was
led by the hostess. followed BY the
Rev. c. p. Owen conducting the
Bible study on Romans"
After the program, the social
hour was held with Mrs. Kathryn
Chadick, chairman OF the circle
pouring tea. The tea table was
quite lovely in it's arrangement or
green lighted tapers and soft ferns
The members Of the Mary Circle
gathered at the home Of Mrs. G
p. Owen III ten o'clock In the morn
ing for an all day industrial meet
ing, each bringing a covered dish"
for the noon luncheon. The morn
ing hours were spent in making
articles for a bazaar to be held in
December by the auxiliary.
In the afternoon the Bible study
was led by Mrs. Il. ID. Matthews
following which work IA resumed
Mrs. j. r. Barry was hostess r.
the Ruth Circle at her home on
Missouri Avenue.
Mrs. J. NJ. Pace led the devotional
and Mrs. William Copeland. The
Bible study. "A portion of the time
was spent In making arrangements
for the church Halloween party +
be held at the church Friday night.
which is being sponsored by the
three circles. the Ruth Circle t.
have charge OF the entertainment
the Martha Circle. the decorations
and the Mary Circle the menu. Thr
three circles represented an at.
tendance OF some thirty women.
The Ladies OF the Christian aux
Hilary held a business meeting at
the church.
Mrs. william Wise presided.
Mrs. John Brisco was hostess 10
The Baptist auxiliary. Mrs. George
Morrison had charge OF the Mis-
sionary study. a new book beinr
taken TIP tho title or which IN
All the Word In att the World"
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MEXICAN DINNER
HON0RS GROUP

The Firemen's Auxiliary entertain
ed the members OF Missions volun-
teer fire department Monday with
q Mexican dinner. Families and
friends Of the department and also
junior members Of the club were
guests. Tables we're spread in the
large rooms. Almost 100 guests were
served.
Mrs. Jack Lehman. president, as
sisted by Mrs. w. NJ. Dooley. chair
man and Mrs. A. c. McHenry and
Mrs. ID. G Wood were the h0stesbesl
with the other members Of the aux
iliary as c0-h0stesses.
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kTHERS HEAR TALK
rHnn HEALTH

10 Wilson school PARENT Teach
association met Monday after
at the school building with
II. o. Peterson. president In
1rge-
Br. NJ II. Laycock. chiropractic
Fzician was present ard made aD
EerKEting talk to the parents and
Accents stressing various phases OF
ziid health
students Of Miss Ethel Meyers
ocns gave a short playlet, which
- followed ~ q short business
ssion.
Fsae next meeting will Be held
Mnrcay, November "a.
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I'd. which was followed by a
ram OF informal talks Each
rren they came to the Valley.
present address and their i'm
Ilons OF the Valley.
O Rice Of San Juan. vice pres
OF the organization, presided
III meeting. at which time the
5xjnE officers were eEecled: Mr.
president and T.. al Henninger
{cAlien, secretary.
- next meeting will be held
MAJ at the fair grounds in
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CLUB ~ GUESTS


Mrs. Hayes was hostess to the
Night Bridge club at her home on
Thursday evening. having several
tables, with a very enjoyable ses-
sion.
Mrs. John j. Conway, Mrs. Leo
nard Murray and Bill Conway were
out OF club guests.
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~ELUEBONNET CLUB


The Bluebonnet Bridge club met
az the home OF Mrs. Arthur Groce
this week with Mrs. Bob Bray as
hostess.
The players numbered twelve with
Mrs. Ted Lemburg high scorer for
guests. Mrs. TALBOT for club mem
bers and Mrs. James Lockhart was
lew scorer.
Out OF club guests included Mes
danes Albert Mrlyenry, Ted Lem
burg, K. Fl. Henry. and o. o. West.
the latter from San Juan.
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SEWING CLUB HAS
NEW MEMBERS

Mrs. L. l.. Davis was hostess Fri
cay afternoon 20 the members Of
the Sewing club.
"A short business session preced-
ed the afternoon diversion Of sew
ting Mrs. j. III. Bray resigned as
president, and Mrs. Owens. vice.
president will fill her place. Mrs.
W. E. Styles was elected as vice
president. Three new members
were elected: Mcsdamss &. &. Whit
ten. T.. ri. Lane and Frank Hender-
son. "A delicious salad course was
served.
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SEVERAL COMPLIMENTED
BY MRS. SPROWL

Honoring Mrs. John j. Conway
and her daughter, Mrs. Leonard
Murray. Mrs. +. ". Sprowl entertain
Cd with an afternoon at bridge, at
which the members Of the Wednes-
day Bridge club were guests. Mrs.
j. w. Legg and her daughter. Mrs.
Hill Cooke also we've nonorees.
Pretty guest prizes were awarded
to the honorres. MrE- T1iggle, sis
ter OF Mrs. II. r. Aalstead. was an
out of club guest.
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CLASS PARTY Is
GIVEN TUESDAY

Mrs. Farrar Dooley entertained
the small members OF her Sunday
school class with a party Tuesday
evening III the basement Of the
Methodist church.
Halloween decorations were used
and there we're ghosts and COLLINS
Tor all TO see and enjoy. About 30
children. were present. Each men,
Der Of the Pollyanna class had as her
guest "A bow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

SCISSORS. France-tP1--Robbers
who stole "A marble statue of the
Virgin, made in che l4th century.
from q church at Ursel. left In it,
place a copy In plaster, and the
theft was not discovered for several
CavS.
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INTERESTING
AT CHAPTER MEETING

The Delphian chapter met IN the
social rooms of the First Methodist
church. Mrs. Moulden Smith. vice
president. presided in the absence Of
Mrs. 7. j. Caldwell, who is IN Dali
las.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Billie Bentsen celebrated his
birthday Saturday when his mother
entertained with q party having as
guests about twenty Of his friends
Games were the chief diversion
after which Mrs. Bcntsen served
refreshments. Many presents were
received by the honoree.
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Il COMPLIMENTS
MRS. DONLTY

Mrs. Paul Ruckel and Mrs. My
HARRINGTON were joint hostcsscs At
a delightful morning bridge party
NAMING AZ guest III honor. Mrs. nj
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MRS RnNrE

The Tuesday Bridge club met at
the home OF Mrs. EldGiph Rome,
with = tw3-table personnel. Mrs.
r v. Sprowl and Mrs. q. II. DORM
we're out Of club guests.
High score was rnade by Mrs. w.
o Brown in the club membership.
MIS-. Sprowl holding high for the
gusts.
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HALLOWEEN SPIRIT
n FEATURE

The "Co-Ed Class entertaining
The Bereansr made the Tuesday
night session IN the social rooms Of
the Christian church a very spc-
cial event this week.
E~laborately decorated IN orange
and black with awesome Hallow-
-'cn figures suspended on every
hand. enc had but 10 enter the
slilding to catch the spirit OF the
affair.
Games, stunts. contests. a Few
SURPRISES under dim candle light and
muse. were diversions for the
evening. followed by refreshments.
Forty members enjoyed the affair
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" GROUP ATTENDS
ANNUAL RTIEAInN

About $50 sormef Illinois residents
who are o living In Hidsigo c1an-
~, and REGISTERING As being lssrn
from a day 20 ia sears, ~eniove1 ssetr
semi-annual resIf1fr~ and picrfr
here Sunday - Lake Ccnrr-rion.
a delicious FaDondav dinner was
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AlcAllen
DORCAS CLASS sTTrTS
At

Members # the Dorcas ciass Of
the First Methodist church nset AZ
the church on Tuesday afterzsnxFn
for r business meeting Mrs & III
FtillwidGr. president 7f the rimsr
presided. Mrs. O n. Merrill had
charge OF the devotional
About twenty Numbers were nres-
nr-h
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NEW CLUB ENTERTAINED
Ar WHITE HOME

The Tuesday Conrf sxtoSe
club spent a most eMcyable day
in the home here offirs- a. +
Witte on Tuesday.
This Is a newly organized club
including members from La Feria
Mercedes and Weslaco. The elul
meets every two weeks, each time
four of the Misunderstanding as
hostesses. On this orczeacn Mrs
Witte was assisted bvs II. "
Brown and Mrs. r.. Z. - III H.
Feria. and Miss Dorothy Warner
or Chicago. who i stayinr az tn
Corszz Hotel at Wessaco for tt
winter.
we're Mrs. A Z. "a - cS L.
Fcrla. Mrs. VI. Gale vi Tar
linean and Miss Flizaah Ln-eng
NJ Benton Farhor. Nan. N
guest In the home OF her sister
Mrs. Witte.
WEEKEND At CkMP
NiAz Maudr Till. president RI
The local Gil Reserves Miss Mil
dred Schubert. member nf the Mer
codes high school faFpitv and
sponsor or the Girl ReSrre orDn-
izasiou. and Misses An
derson. Marv Fay Hop Ann
Soils and Rzfaela riqSf1es Kaen'
I'm Weekend at the f%@ rrs--tr
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rrrrrn FOR
rrrrSTNraS PATAAR

-he Trinity EPISCOPAL Guild me-
- this city. at the home Of Mrs
r y Armstrong. with her sister.
urs Hsrrrove. as assistant hostess.
A number OF members were pre-
~. rrrr, nearly everv town in the
.--~ r~d ~ The vas'ev. Represen-
.,,.e~ r.~rs from Fdinhurr. Donna
and McAllen as well as Pnarr snu
~sbarviand.
\ This society Is preparing TOT :
~,azaar. which is to be ned n NC
me- IN december 8. It Is an an
n affair. .-,rr rstr
-, served At the noon hour
mccord, Of CALIFORNIA;
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SUPPER CLUB
TERTA

NiT. and MIS-. Homer lsenbeFs
we're hosts 70 the members OF the
Saturday Night Supper club. Pink
roses and corona in wall vases ard
baskets decorated the rooms. Rad
lance roses and corona formed the
ceEserpiece Of the supper table.
After supper bridge ard dancing
~Hr8 enjoyed
Leland Sanford was awarded the
prize for score.