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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-11-14

The juniors gave an assembly
program which pleased the audi
ence:
Vocal duet, Aileen Anderson.
Bernice Bogut.
Skit, A Proved Salary. Inky
Snowdrift, Claude Clark; Rastus
Lampblack, George Weeks; Mr..
Rosenbloom, Robert Lowell.
An alphabetical playlet - Betty
Brown, Paul Donehoo; her sutton,
Aileen Anderson; the father, Leo
Pipal.
Glass advisor, Bernice Norby.
Both playlets were snappy and
clever. Each of the characters in
the skit had a special method of
his own for proving that s13 per
day gave a man a salary of s2S
per week.
The characters in the alphabet
cal playlet had to do some valu-
able in~terpretative work in order
to play their parts.
Dramatic activity in the high
school has for its purpose to edu-
cate, the same as any other sub
ject in the curriculum. Dramatic
activity in many high schools oc.
cupies a place equal in promin-
ence with other subjects already
in the school system.
In these schools it is incorporat-
ed in the regular work of the Eng
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-11-14
Wife OF Wash. Editor
Wants $4,000 a Mo.

Washington-A suit to compel
Edward B. Mclean, publisher Of
the Washington Post, to pay $780,
600 a month for the support of
his wife and children was filed in
the District of Columbia supreme
court today by his wife, Mrs. Eva.
Ign Lucille Walsh Mclean.
Mrs. Mclean told the court that
although her husband has had an
income ranging as high as $1,000
600 a year." he has failed and re-
fused to maintain his wife and
three minor children.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-11-14
School Department

lish Department and is put under
the general direction Of the head
of the Department and under the
special direction of a teacher fit
ted for the work. Such a plan
eliminates all the undesirable fea-
lures of the occasional class play
and the extra-curricular dramatic
club and puts the subject on a
second pedagogical basis, permit
ting thorough and exhaustive
study under skilled direction.
Because of finances this plan
is not possible in Wolf Point 30
we do the best we can through
our assembly programs. The
teachers who are already heavily
loaded, as our high school is run
ming with one teacher short,
spend hours of their spare time
in this extra %curricular work. They
believe that these assembly and
special programs enliven and en-
rich school work.
These programs give the partici-
pants training in correct speech,
in self-expression and in appreci-
alton of plays. They widen the
students imagination and develop
his power of Interpretation. They
also give the student social train
ing of appearances in public and
Of work as a member of a group,
and they lead to a better under
,tanding Of human nature.
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months before he passed to the
great beyond he gave his heart to
Jesus, saying he was ready to go,
and on Nov. 4, 1880, he was re-
lieved from all pain, sorrow and
care. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. and Mrs. Doty at
the home of his son, w. S. Good.
The body was laid to rest in
Pleasant View cemetery near
Nickwall.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-11-14
Bop Scouts
Point System For Ranking Patrols
In Troop One of the Boy
Scouts of Wolf Point
BY c. H. Johnson

Patrol l Patrol 2
Living up to the Scout Oath
Exceptional Good Turns
Attendance 40 30
Dues 8
Merit Badges
Advancement
Tests Past
Uniform
Total to date As 40
The check, used for Living up
TO the Scout OATH" will be the
back of the report cards, made out
by the teachers of the various
grades. Ten points will be given
for each always" on the card
but no points will be given to a
Scout who does not have an al
ways" in courtesy. Any non-Scout-
like act, outside of the check made
by the instructors, will cancel all
the points of that Scout.
Twenty-Five points will be given
to the patrol if one of its mem
bers makes an Exceptional good
turn" which is reported by some
outside person or is called to the
attention of the Scoutmaster in
any manner, except by the Scout
himself.
Five points will be given to the
patrol for each Scout present at
the meeting on time. One point
will be given for each Scout pres
ent but tardy.
Five points will be given to the
patrol for each member who pays
his dues at the first meeting of
the month; four points if paid at
the second meeting; three points
if paid at the third meeting; two
points if paid at the fourth meet
ing; and one point If the dues are
paid at the fifth meeting (for
months in which five meetings
are heidi.
Ten points will be given for
each merit badge earned by mem
bers of the patrol.
Ten points will be given for
each scout who advances in rank.
Five points will be given for
each First Class test passed.
Three points will be given for
each Tenderfoot or Second Glass
test passed.
Five points will be given for
each Scout having a uniform and
wearing it properly.
Each patrol will start at the be-
ginning of each month with no
points except those earned for
Merit Badges and owning uni
which will be permanent
points for the patrol.
No Scout will be raised above
The rank of a tenderfoot who does
lot have an always for courtesy
N the back Of his report card.
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VIII Enforce Ban
On Tots In Theatres

Quebec = Rigid observance of
the provincial law which forbids
children under the age of 16 from
attending theatres of any kind
was ordered by Deputy Police
Chief Bigaouette.
The law was passed three or
four years ago as a result of the
Palace theatre fire in Montreal, In
which n children lost their lives.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-11-14
CARD OE THANKS

We desire to express our heart
felt thanks to III friend who so
kindly assisted us during the last
hours and at the death of our be-
loved husband, father and brother.
Martha X. Good,
Walter S. Good and wife
Frank B. Good and wife
George 1. Good,
Lewis Church and wife.
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Herald for Job PRINTING
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School Notes
Arnold Goerz enrolled in school
on Wednesday. He is in the eighth
grade.
School was dismissed on Mon
day and Tuesday because of the
Teachers institute that was held
in Wolf Point.
There will be no school next
Tuesday because of the meeting
of the Home Demonstration club
which is to be held in the school
house. Every one in the commur-
ity Is invited. Bring your lunch.
Some of the children have been
getting their teeth filled since
they were examined by the nurse.
Ackermans and Irene Wiens
were unable to get to school on
because Of the snow
storm
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st. Clairsville, O.-Angered by
the failure of a grocery store to
close in observance to Armistice
Day. a group of world war veter-
ans hurled tear bombs into the
place. Patrons andemployees
were forced to fee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Siljenburg
went to Plentywood last Saturday
to see his Sister, Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stat spent
Friday night at the Hans Ander-
sons home.
Mrs. John Mann, Mrs. Albert
stat, Doris and Alta Belle Mann
called or Mrs. Erwin Nelson last
Saturday evening.
Vivian Siljenburg spent the
weekend at her home.
Among those who were Sunday
evening guests at the Albert Stats
home were Earl Wood, Morris
Bach, Raymond stat, Allen Hurley.
Charley Mann, William Alderman.
Miss Fody, Mrs. John Mann, Ar
thur, Doris and Alta Belle Mann.
Francis Dorgan called on Ar
thur Mann Tuesday evening.
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20 TEACHERS
AT INSTITUTE.

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full party for the visiting teacher
which was greatly appreciated b,
them. Before they adjourned the,
gave a rising vote of thanks t
their hosts for their hospitality
The following teachers attended
the institute:
Harry Kubesh,
Margaret w. Hunt,
Mrs. Annie Gregory,
Mrs. G. L. Lille,
Mrs. Huldah Karge,
Mrs. Sophie Anderson,
Miss Ella Lieffring,
Mrs. C. w. Carver,
Almina Lien,
Mrs. Leonard H. Whitney,
Leonard Whitney,
Leona Hinkley,
Marie D. Cooper,
Fred Yandell, 4t
Kenneth McGill,
Josephine Liggett,
Bonnie O'Brien,
Bernard Geisen,
Cyril B. Russell,
Marion Patch,
Dorothy Tuckmann,
Lulu Mathews,
Charlotte Hanson,
Runa Gilbertson.
Lucy Mckee,
Julia Poole,
Carl Hagen,
Mary Council,
Olga Koen,
BERTHE Lehman,
Pauline Seip,
Theresa Daub,
Kathleen Power,
Anna Schneekloth,
Breta Gorton,
Tillie Opheim,
Adelaide Wigtil,
Mary A. Walker,
Olga Swanson,
Mabel F. Neixner.
Barbara Gilligan, |
Mabel Odden,
Mildred Bergh,
Hazel v. Smith,
Margaret Mcintyre,
Pauline Nordberg,
Esther Van Allen,
Besse Honey,
Edith May,
Gladys Melhouse,
Bessie Anderson.
Azell Anderson,
H. Louise Carlson.
Edna Lundgren, 7
Sadie McManigal,
Mildred Dahlin,
Elizabeth McAuley,
Everett l.. Thompson,
Mrs. Stubs,
Edith Ferguson,
Erwin Larson,
Helen Boggan,
Louise Adams,
Idelle Manning,
Marie Grimsrud,
Miss Strickland,
Mabel Hatch,
Belle Donaghue.
The institute was a splendid
ccess and County Superintend-
t Inglehart believes it will be
great value to the teachers of
3 county.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-28
Rio Grande City
AND GUESTS
COMfPLINTENTED


Mrs. w. w. Shuford was hostess
to the members of the Tuesday
Bridge club at her home on Tues
DAY afternoon.
-Four tables OF players were formed
and Mrs. John "A. Pope. Jr.. was win
ner Of high score award with j.
Wallis second high
"A salad ours was served To the
following members and guests: Mes
DANES l.. r.. Brooks. ". NJ. Lott. G.
j.. Martin, John "A. Pope. Jr., j. Wal
lis, w. Venerable. Charles Lorne-
gan. 3. G. King. r. zachman;
Misses Shirley Brooks. Alicia Soils
and Ernestine Leborde.
PERSONALS
Noe Hinujosa. SON or Mr.. and
Mrs. Albino Hinoposa. and Alfonso
Guerra. SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. r..
Guerra OF Roma, left Saturday for
Philadelphia. Pa, where they will
enroll In the Pierce college. special
izing IN the field Of business admin
istration.
Misses Consuleo Sances and Eloiza
Munoz left Tuesday for Kingsville
where they viii enter "A. and I. col
lege for the nine-month term. Both
or these young ladies had been
elected 20 teach in the Rio Grande
City Independent School district but
were released by the board Of edu-
cation IN order that they might con-
tinue their college work.
Major Godfrey Keys and Capt.
and Mrs. Rossiter Clarity spent
Wednesday and Thursday In Fort
Brown.
Mesdames Walter Hamilton. Geof-
frey Keys and III. T.. Kidwell mo-
tored TO McAllen Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. Owen Scott accompanied
by Miss Louise Byrne motored 10
Brownsville Friday. Mrs. Scott at
tended the Federation day program
Of the Harilngen Study club or Sat-
urday and with Mrs. Volney Taylor
of Brownsville was named honor
guest at a luncheon which preceded
the meeting.
Miss Virginia Guerra Of Roma
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. IT.. P
Guerra has re-entered 81. Mary's
college. Austin.
MI. and Mrs. Charles LOrneRar
have as their weekend guests MIR
and Mrs. G. d. Paul OF Eagle Pass
II. Il. townsend. Raymondvillt
district N Ilager Of the telephone
company was here on business this
week.
Charles Lornegan made a bushes:
trip TO Houston Thursday.
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CHURCH CIRCLES MEET
IN VARIOUS HOMES

The several circles OF the Wo-
mans auxiliary OF the Presbyterian
church met this week in the diff
efrent homes Of the members.
The Mary Circle met In the home
OF Mrs. James Howe for their Bible
study on the book Of Romans.
which Is being had in the three
circles.
The Ruth Circle set with Mrs.
G. p. Owens at her home on Mis-
souri, Avenue.
Mrs. 4. 3. Wilmer was In charge
Of the Bible study.
Mrs. 9. G. Swartz was hostess
TO the Martha circle. Mrs. Swartz
was assisted in the Bible study pro-
gram by Mrs. Kathryn Chadick
and Mrs. Myrtle Lee. The three
circles represented an attendance
Of twenty members.
Mrs. Oscar Roman and Mrs. II.
2. Aston were Joint hostess to
both circles or woman's AUXILIARY
Of the Methodist church az the
home OF Mrs. Roman.
Mrs. Ed Herring had charge or
the program which was taken from
the Missionary Voice. Mrs. M. Fl
Keen read an interesting paper and
short talks were given by other
members. Fourteen women were In
attendance.
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for the evening was Miss Nep Mont
gomery.
Mrs. John Cross won high score
prize, Mrs. 1. H. Thomas second high
and Mrs. C. z. Howe the consola-
tion.
ID. A. r. OFFICER
ENTERTAINED
The Rio Grande chapter OF the
D. A. r. entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Malone south OF town with a de-
lightful tea honoring Mrs. E. d.
hammers, state treasurer of the ID.
A. r. who has recently moved to
Alamo from Dallas.
The home was t~astefully decor
ated in queens crown. In the re-
hone. Fred Taylor. Z. B. Gibbs. D.
G. Hogan Of Pharr, M. L. Kreidler
and F. L. Sherwood. Serving punch
to the guests as they entered were
Mrs. Conrad Roitsch, Mrs. X. G.
Boysen and Mrs. D. p. Germane.
A short program was presented
during the afternoon. q number OF
songs being rendered by Mrs. Harry
Young. Mrs. Walter Weaver of
Donna, who was introduced by
Mrs. Fred Taylor. made a talk.
Miss Reddfield Of Donna, introduc-
ed Mrs. hammers, the honoree. who
also made a long and interesting
talk.
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Langford. the occasion being Mr.
Langford's birthday anniversary.
w. v. Reid Of Richmond. Indi-
ana. was a guest here his week
in the home OF lAr. and Mrs. George
Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brisco and
daughter. Murlea, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
j. Schaeffer and children, Bobby
and Lorraine. and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Kramer made up a party for
a whitening barbecue one day
during the past week.
"A ten pound baby girl was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Krause
September %. The young lady has
been named Marilyn Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Taylor and
daughter. Louise have returned a
visit with friends In San Antonio.
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Rio EIondo


PERSONALS
Miss Austin Goode OF Point
Isabel was a visitor here this week.
Mrs. Bob Simmons Of Harlin-
gen visited at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Burroughs
here this week.
j. w. Snider, who has been iii
for the last several weeks Is re-
ported somewhat improved.
Mrs. Edward Graham OF san
Benito Is visiting Miss Lou Ella
Hatch.
Dan Affolter is at his home suf-
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little daughter, Day. are enjoying
a visit on the Scenic Loop near San
Antonio.
w. T.. Nolen has as his guest II.
C. Burkhalter, Of San Antonio.
j. w. Bradbury is spending a few
days in the city looking after his
property.
Mrs. NJ. M. Jones and son,
Thomas DE Witt and his daughter,
Lillian Knox, OF Houston, are
guests Of her nephew, John Thai
son and family.
Mrs. r. j. Sneed OF Toronto. Can
ada, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. w. II. Robinson. has gone TO
Los Angeles. California. Mrs. Sneed
Is the first vice-president Of the
Women's International Auxiliary
to the international Typographical
Union.
Mrs. J. O. Harrison will be host
ess Tuesday afternoon 70 the mem
bers Of the Delta Bridge club.
Mrs. o. d. CULLEN and her three
daughters, Audrey. Betty Joe and
Cecil, have returned from a trip to
Temple. where they were guests 81
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Eastman have
returned from a three months
trip TO Winfield. Kansas f..
Rev. and Mrs. o. G. Crow Of
Brownsville ana their baby. were
guests Sunday Of DR.. and Mrs. w
4. Whigham.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. K. Whigham Of
Kingsville, were weekend guests
OF their parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. Z,
Whigham.
Mrs. Stockton Fountain will be
hostess Tuesday at her apartment
TO the members OF the Beta Bridge
club.
Mrs. Whit Rogers will be hostess
Tuesday to the Five-Table Bridge
cub.
Mrs. John M. Rowland spent
onday in San Benito as a guest
re friends.
Miss Helen Lee Clark has gone
70 Austin, where she win enter the
I University Of Texas.
Mrs. M. II. j. Curtis and her
daughter, Mrs. O. w. Q. HoSkins,
have returned to Reading. Pa.
Mrs. g. D. Martin is improving
after having undergone an opera
Ition at McAllen Municipal hospital
for appendicitis.
Rev. Brooks I. Dickey left Tues
day for Cuero, where he win attend
a session Of Presbyterian church
leaders OF West Texas Presbytery.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Robins had
as their guests the first part Of
the week Mrs. r.. j. Sheath Of
Toronto, Canada. first vice-pres-
lident OF the women's Auxiliary Of
the international typographical
Union. Mrs. Sheath came to Meal
zen after attending the i~nteration-
nl convention Of the union and its
auxiliary at Houston.
Jimmy Hester had rs his guest
fer the past week White Harris Of
Atlanta. Ga
DR.. w. ". Mccee who has been
s,-iously Ill for about a week Is
ieported to be improving.
W. u EtUDl4lc Dhc DGCEl Ia NJ
rs home northwest OF the city for
s-veral days. He is now reported
, be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cronk have re-
ceived word from their daughter.
Miss Althea Cronk, former Me-
Allen girl who left here recently
for Japan that she had arrived
safely. Miss Cronk will serve as a
foreign missionary for the Method
list Episcopal church and will be an
Instructor at the Hiroshima school
for girls and women az Hiroshima,
japan.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Miller
have as their guest their daughter.
Mrs. otto Winklsr OF Hollywood.
Mrs. Winkler was formerly Miss
Maude Miller OF this city. She Is
now playing IN the movies under
her screen name Nancy Nash. A
number OF pictures in which she
Mayed have been seen here. among
them Upstream and Rich But
Honest
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fering with q relapse OF his recent
illness.
Rex George was IN business VI
sitor In Mercedes Tuesday.
"A. y. Yearta has returned fruin
a business trip To Winter haven
Fla.
Mrs. u. "A. Oliver had as her
weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs. E- a.
Oliver. ST.. OF Cameron Tex. MI
and Mrs. r.. ID. Oliver OF Erwins-
vile. La. and Mrs. M. WV. Tuland
and daughter OF San Antonio.
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Mercedes
MISS yANN A
SCHOOL CLUB

The Zeta Eta Sigma club has
elected Miss Estelle Vann as their
president for the coming year. Mar
garet Garrison has been elected
vice-president. and Helen Irby, sec
retary-treasurer.
Scholarship character and school
citizenship are the aims OF the
club which includes a membership
OF not more than twenty members.
It is necessary to have an average
Of 81 to become a member. Any
member falling below rs Is ex-
Guided.
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A HEAT STORY

JOHNSON CITY, Ill..-It was 50
hot here recently-well: Six 10Th
,erless baby chicks waddled about
the home OF John Hobbs after be-
ing watched by the intense heat.
The eggs were Matched, Hobbs says,
three days after he had placed
them In q shed where he hoped
10 keep them cool
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REV. AND MRS. MILLER
RECEPTION

Rev. Miller. the new pastor OF the
First Christian church, and Mrs.
Miller were delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday evening when the members
Of the church entertained with a re-
ception In their honor in the church
parlors which were beautifully dec
GRATED with baskets filled with
queens wreath.
The following program was en-
joyed during the evening. A vocal
duet by Misses Lorene Smith and
Blanche Gray: several numbers pre-
sented in duet by Misses Hester
LGavell and Elizabeth Ross: two
readings by Miss Rowena Humph-
reys; two vocal solos by Mrs. 9. j.
Ross; two character readings IN
costume given by Mrs. Stephen
jones.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
S. C. Moore and Mrs. ChaS. Hale. AS
sitting were Mesdames 3. l.. Tack
EFT. Ethel Myers, o. r.. Osborn, @.
NJ. Rich and w. c.. Stewart.
About ITO friends were present
FOR the affair.
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ANNUAL CLUB G
GIVEN MONDAY

The annual banquet OF the Nc
Allen Study club took place Mon
day at the Casa de Palmas tea
room.
The tables were dainty in their
decorations Of pink and green.
Queens wreath was used In the
floral adornment.
Following the banquet the pres
ident. Mrs. G. p. Samson made the
welcoming address 10 the club. To
the request OF the president. each
member responded with an account
OF her biggest thrill OF the past
summer. Short reports were pres
ented by the chairman OF the pro-
gram committee. Mr.. George Pal
mer and chairman OF the library
committee. Mrs. w. II. Moon. Mrs.
w. G. Stewart. club historian. gave
a short history OF the organization
Miss Schwingel presented two read
ings.
The guests were Miss Leta
Schwingei. and Mrs. George c..
Pritchara Of Chicago. who is the
guest Of her son and his wife. MI.
and Mrs. c. p. Samson.
After the new yearbooks were
distributed. the club adjourned.
The Study club will hold their first
regular meeting at 3 O'Clock We'd
nesday. October 1, at the First
Methodist church. Mrs. w. III.
Kreidler will have charge OF the
program on parliamentary law.
CLUB MEETS AT
LAWRENCE HOME
The Holt Hammond Industrial
club met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. NJ. Lawrence.
After the business session. Mrs.
II Ala ~mw~n Az 4ntawmcffnc
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins left Thurs
day for New Orleans via plane
where they viii make their home.
Mr.. Perkins Is employed by the
United States mail service as an
air mail pilot with headquarters In
that city.
Mrs. Perkins IS a graduate of
McAllen high school. and she has
been one Of the most popular OF
the younger set.
Those present at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Corne-
han Of Edinburg, Miss Louise Tay-
lor of McAllen and A. L. Henry of
McAllen.
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AUXILIARY
WEEK OF PRAYER

Week OF Prayer was observed bv
the women Of the Baptist auxiliary
with meetings on two days this
week.
The first was held at the church
with Mrs. Fleet Lentz In charge
She was assisted by Mrs. A. G. Cope
and Mrs. George Morrison.
The second meeting was held
with Mrs. Frank Duncan, who had
charge Of the devotional. Mrs
Duncan was assisted on the pro
gram by Mrs. John Brisco. Mrs. j
G. Potts and Mrs. Fleet Lentz.
PERSONALS
Mrs. John Feeke Of San Antonio
arrived this week for a visit here
In the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Selly Collier.
James Houze left this week on r
business trip 10 California.
Fred Flynn OF Harrington was A
business visitor here this week.
Mrs Blake Seay left THURSDAY
Tor Austin where she will visit p
few days with her son. Ralph
Greenlee. before going on Ia her
home in Dallas.
Mrs. Kate Martin OF Edinburr.
Is a guest here IN the home of her
daughter, Mrs. william Coe. Jr.
Misses Cathleen and Hortense
Dunson and Fred and Gene Dun
son spent several days during the
past week In Corpus Christi In the
rome OF Miss Genevieve Berry.
Nj. and Mrs. II. II. Kidder %
San Juan, were guests here this
week In TIE home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. 3. Wilmer.
An eight and one-half pound
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Moore, Thursday morning.
Misses Helen Hunter, Marjorie
Bleifus and Wilma Burke OF Mis-
sion were guests mere this week IN
the home Of Miss Kathleen Dunson.
T. j. Hartzell returned this week
from q trip TO Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Laugford and
Miss Della Crawley OF Weslaco.
were guests here this week AZ q
dinner party given by Mrs. Floyd
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NEW MEMBERS
.IOTN GLIB

The Hidalgo Bridge club enjoyed
their meeting Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Eva Schaeffer as hostess.
Several new members were voted
into the club. Misses Flny Stallings.
Mary Lynch. Hettie Dubois. Ada
McLennan. Elsie Collie. The guest