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Idiotic Enforcement

The muddle medicines OF which some policemen
are capable when they 60 out to enforce Sunday blue
laws" is sometimes almost beyond belief.
In Philadelphia the other Sunday two working
boys clubs played a baseball game. with a group Of
kids from an orphan asylum as their guests. No ad-
mission could be charged. and no fewer than 10 po-
licemen were present to see that no fee was collected.
At the end OF the fourth inning the boys tried to
take up a collection from the crowd to pay the days
expenses-baseballs ground rent and the like. They
promised to give any surplus to the police department,
to be spent on charity. But the police were adam
ant. AS soon as the hat started to go around the po-
lice broke up the game and arrested the boys in
charge.
Stunts like that are simply silly. Blue laws" So
called, are designed to prevent the commercialization
OF the Sabbath. A game like this one ought to be in
nocucus enough for anyone.
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Weslaco Excursion
To Mexico Favored

WESLACO. Aug. 6-Two Ray
mondville ladies have announced
that they are DESTROYS Of making the
trip to Monterrey and Saltillo. be- ng
considered b. the Weslaco Cham
Der OF Commerce. A man from De-
troit dropped IN the office today
and announced that he wanted to 20
and indicated that he expected some
friends in from Mich gan who would
also join the party, provided they
reached the Valley in time. Two
Weslaco couples and a young lady
from WeSlaco have also Signified
their Intentions OF being members
Of the p. rty.
This trip is tentatively set to de-
part from Wesiaco on FRIDAY morn
ing. August Is. Definite range
ments will be worked out for the
trip and all tine viii be utilized
without waste. Luther Hughes.
president OF the chamber Uf com
merce. asks anyone who would be
interested II making the trip to call
at the chamber OF commerce office
at the Community House in Wes-
laco. for particulars.
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7M NAN STEM
Intimate Glimpses of the Valleys Alley
BY J.. r.

might have been wrong, after all.
Senorita Celia No IAN. Next
can actress. decided that bull fight
ing was rot so hard. after all, and
that she could vanp the villain
on the stage she could just as easily
go into the arena and make goo-goo
eyes at a bull and STAY him.
She I nd. much to her sorrow.
that this was not the case. The
bull was not susceptible to her
charm. and gored her. She woke
up IN the hospital with a surprised
expression on her face. and sew
eral stitches in her side.
Farmers all over the United States
are clamoring for rain, and plenty
OF II.
With all this hue and cry for the
popular H-2-O. along comes a chap
with a suggest Oh. Suggestions are
always gratefully received. aid there
will I many who will accept this
one for its face value.
This chap says that the reason IL
hasn't rained for such a long period
OF time Is because Of the increasing
number Of radios.
Ii will be rememb, led that last
year a ps eGo-scientist stepp-d into
the limelight by saying that the
severe winter was caused By radio
waves CT ing off the sun.
The present ideal onger suggests
that radios be silenced for :. period
Of time. and let the rain fall.
First thing we know, someone will
step forth and blame the crime
wave. or the large numoer or ton
sil operations. on the RADIO.
Long Live the Chief
President Hoover has named Cen
eral Douglas Macarthur TO succeed
Charles p. Summerall as chief Of
staff Of the United States army.
Macarthur was formerly Major Cen
eral. but calling him gene al new
is okay. we hope.
General Summerall was a visitor
IN Brownsville not so long ago. and
promised. while here. that the local
fort would be remodeled and re-
paired. We hope the new general
has 3lmilar plans. and that Fort
Brown. ancient and historically fam
GUS, VI not be overlooked.
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what to expect-but there's no way
OF stopping a person from irving
to get into the movies. And when
they do get in front or a camera.
what are they? Just atmosphere
a by-product."
Collier Tipped away his cigaret.
continued: What are their emo
tions? What do they think about?
The stars-the big figures Of Hol-
lywood-we all know about. Every
body knows about them. But the
extras who provide the atmosphere
for the induStry-who knows about
them2 True, they're listed at Gen.
trail Casting. and they've got men
up there who can remember what
a girl looks like when her name Is
announced over the phone. But
they're just names and types-a fat
man with a bald head; a slender
blond who can wear sport clothes.
How do they live? Before /
came out here a year and q half
ago. 1 subscribed TO the popular
notion that the restaurant and
barber shops would be full Of wait
resses and manicures who came
out here to crash the movies. IT
isn't true; Dick Charles says he's
known only a few in all his exper-
fence. And anyway. If they did
take q steady JOB some place. they
wouldn't have a chance to work
a5 extras.
II sometimes wonder what II
would be like II some giant hand
could scoop up all the people con-
nected with the motion picture
industry. from the highest down
TO the lowest, and throw them into
a giant hopper and have them
come out OF the little end as one
composite person. Know what ]
mean?"
Rorirner nodded thoughtfull-.
sort OF a least common demoni-
nator of Hollywood"
That's II. And. man. what a
story that person would have TO
tell.
You'll never get IT," said Rori-
mer.
Il know il: but I a continue
to think about it. Here's Henry's:
let's 60 in. ! could do with a slab
Of that eEgnog pie"
Ito Be Continued
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Along Eliza beth

Along Elizabeth
Judge Oscar G. Dancy :. walking
TO work from his West Brownsville
residence -. the judge does this
every day and says the exercise IS
healthy y. z. A. Rosenthal. r. 3.
Rentfro. and j. +. Canales in a
conference . we saw them through
a window . Margaret and Edgar
Brown brother and sister wv. buy
ing supplies for Ye Ode College Inn
j.. L. <. Rendon, Matan- oros. own
er of a curio shop !. talking with
Demeterio Salazar. big Mexico City
mogul Mr.. Rendon is active IN
civic affairs in the sister city across
the river ~. ROLAND Friedman
driving along the man stem in his
brown and black buggy -. "Jiggsr
Bansbach telling Of a successful
blood TRANSMISSION 4. he furnished
the blood for his wife incidentally.
they have purchased a new home in
Los EbanoS -.
Texas For Texas Tourists
The lo-al chamber Of commerce
Is up on its hind legs and is pushing
a move to keep Texans at home on
their vacations.
Why go out OF the state on trips
when every climate. every type OF
scenic beauty. Is available in Texas?
That's the question. and the an
Is in the back Of the book.
If one wants snow and cold wealth
er. there r mountains IN the state
that are continually blanketed in
white. III one wants arid, dry CHI
mate. there are plains and deserts
galore. If wants seashore life.
there is a coast hundreds of miles
long, coming to a head at Point Isa-
bel. Every kind of entertainment
from pingpong to golf. BY coming
to the border a Texan car get a
glimpse into something exotic, a
foreign atmosphere.
If there is anything missing. II
S in he imagination. If there Is
something lacking. the person that
thinks SO is slightly "off" in the ca
beza.
More power to the >. amber OF
commerce.
Ladies. Beware.
There Is n woman With a mas
culine complex who found that she
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held at the office Of Ira Webster,
in the Stegman building. Browns
Vile, on the 10th day OF August,
1890. at Eleven I'D a. m. at which
time and place the cred tors OF the
said y. -. Gardner and Lille Reed
Gardner. bankrupts. may appear,
prove their claims. elect a trustee,
examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting.
Ira Webster.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated August 8. 1880.
S-6-It-3Bi5
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Ladies. Beware.

There Is one wcnan With a mas
culine complex who found that she
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In the District Court Of the United
: - .

IN III Dlstrtct tOErt OF the tnitSu
States for the Southern District Of
Texas. Brownsville Division.
In the Matter Of
J. w. Gardner and wife. } No. go. In
Lille Reed Gardner Bankruptcy.
TO THE CREDITORS OF SAID
BANKRUPTS:
Notice Is hereby given that on
the 5th day of August, 1890. the
said j. w. Gardner and wife, Lille
Reed Gardner. Of Harl ngen. Cam
eron County. Texas were duly ad-
judged bankrupts and the first
meeting Of their creditors will be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-06

Summer Pests
Get the axe
For Gilbert Strawn:
At 6 a. m.
He mows his lawn
Down the well
With Lester Hawk:
He vets his lawn
But floods the walk
The hemlock cup
For Luther Bowers:
He wants the world
TO praise his flowersl
Some morn In oil
Boil Hector Brace
Who lets his auto
Engine racel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
Senior League To
Give Lawn Supper

The Senior League OF the Presbv-
terrain church Will serve a lawn
supper on the church grounds next
Monday evening from 7 TO 9 O'Clock.
It IS announced. This will take the
place Of the annual church picnic
and IS being held for the benefit
u sending delegates 70 the young
peoples conferences this summer.
One Is to be in Kerrville in June
and the other In Rio Hondo in july.
The lawn IS to be attractivelv
decorated with tables and chairs
provided. and a tempting menu will
be served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
{. E. Party at Home
OF Miss Dennis

Members OF the Christian En-
ceayor Society Of the Christian
Church met at the home Of Miss
Dorothy Dennis on Adams Street
tuesday night. the occasion being
q treasure hunt in honor Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Tommie Newton. Each
package Of treasure" contained a
clue as to the location Of more
treasure When it was all gathered.
lhere were SIX linen napkins and \
taolecloth to match.
The remainder Of the evening
was spent in fortune telling and
games.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
cd to the following: Mr.. n Mrs
Iommie Newton; Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Howe: Mr.. and Mrs. Wavne
Gobble; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Craig.
Misses Mary Singer. Martha Jane
Butts, Bernice Hutton. Anna Ruth
Langford. Georgia Singer. Mary
Warren; Messrs. Dan Boiling. lack
Noble, Red Pettyjohn. Custer Driv-
er, Harold Dennis; and the hostess
Dorothy Dennis.
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Faye Bible. Ruth Reed. Butler
Houston, Jewell Barron. Charlotte
Tcmpkins. Nora Wilmer, and Mes
danes Louise Reitz and Mary
Lubbock.
Officers were elected as follows:
president. Miss John Petty; first
vice-president, Miss Sheppard: Sc
cond. Mrs. Lubbock, recording
secretary, Mrs. Mackenzie; cores
ponding secretary. Miss Wilmer:
treasurer. Miss Houston: parlia-
iientarian. Mrs. Reitz, and recorder
Miss Reed.
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Costs s. Cents A Month
To Lose Pounds Of Ugly Fat

much YOU ~weigh-then get an IS cent
bottle Of Kruschen salts Clasrs A
weeEs4. Take n half teaspoonful
every morning in a glass az hot wa
ter: eat only what you actually re-
ouire-get a little regular exercise and
'fnen you have finished the first bot
til weigh yourself again.
Now YOU can laugh az the people
VIII opay hundreds OF dollars 70 lose
a few pounds OF fat-now you Will
know the pleasant way 70 lose I'm
slightly fat and you'll also know that
the 0 vltRlizing salts az Rruschenl fSalts
that your blood. nerves and glands
must have TO function properlyl-have
presented you with glorious health.
After that you'll want TO walk around
and say TO your friends.-"One a. cent
bottle OF Kruschen Salts Is worth one
hundred dollars OF ny fat persons
money"
Leading druggists America over sell
Kruschen Sairs-vou can always rrt ft
az McKay'S Pharmacy. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

The Rho chapter Of the Delpa
Kappa Gamma Society was organiz-
ed in Edinburg by DR.. Annie Webb
Blanton Of Austin. national presi-
dent Of the organization. and Miss
Claire Parker. Of the state UNIVERSE
ty assisting in the initiation cere-
monies. A luncheon was served in
the private dining room OF the col
lege cafeteria. The colors Of the
society. red and gold. were used
effectively in the decorative scheme.
which was carried out in every
detail BY the use Of red roses. brass
candlesticks and red trapers.
Those taken into the order were
Misses Enola Sheppard. John Petty.
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&1o@GAAS4 tnt1G AOL ClLy.
He and Mrs. Bennett have been
faithful workers in the Baptist
church during their four years
service here, and Chaplain Ben
nett filled the pulpit Of the local
church for several months in the
absence OF a regular pastor.
The auditorium of the church
basement was beautifully arranged
as a reception suite, decorated with
many summer flowers.
Guests we're greeted by II. L.
Faux, Rev. and Mrs. o. L. Smith
and Chaplain and Mrs. Bennett.
The program was informal. and in
cluoed a number of short express
sions Of appreciation of the Ben
Nets church work from fellow
members. Harry Faux spoke for
the local Baptist church. and visit
ors from other congregations also
made brief talks. Pastors Of the
various churches Of the city were
invited, and also made short re-
marks. Mrs. Fritz Schmidt and
Miss Gladys Woodrome gave a vo-
cal number during The evening.
"A beautiful piece Of tapestry was
presented to Chaplain and Mrs.
Bennett BY the Baptist congregation
as q parting gift.
Punch was served throughout the
evening.
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MISS THOaTES
BY CLUB MEMBERS

The regular meeting Of the Edin-
burg Musical Culture club was held
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. John
Buchheit, with Mrs. Chas W. Sterl-
ing and Mrs. Harold Jones as hos
tesses. The regular business ses-
sion was held and the final study
lessons. Interpretation Of and ex-
preston in music, was discussed by
Mesdames G. L. Fortson. Chas.
Sterling and Miss Elva Themes. "A
delightful musical program was
rendered.
The social hour was made an
occasion Of complimenting Miss
Thomes, a member whose marriage
TO Rev Harry v. Rankin has been
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announced for June 3rd. An invita-
ton has been extended for the
ceremonies to each Of the club
members by the brides parents.
Appreciation Of her work as q club
member was given in the presen-
tation or a booklet commemorat-
ing her club contributions and
achievements accompanied by a
lovely offering. a note that a gift
Of silver had been purchased for
her by the club and asking her to
call for it at a local jewelry. store.
Guests were Mrs. j. T. SCHNEIDER,
Mrs. John Buchheit. and Miss Uora
Buchheit.
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Thousands of Women
Know This Is True

How would you like to lose Is
pounds OF fat in a month and at
the same time increase your energy
and improve your health?
How would you like 10 lsoe un-
healthy fat that you don't need and
don't want and at the same time
feel better than you have for years?
How would you like to lose your
double chin and your too promi-
nent abdomen and at the same
time make your skin so clean and
clear that 1t will compel admira-
ton?
Get on the scales to-day Z see bow
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Comings, Goings

Mrs. J. I. Bogus has returned
from San Antonio much improved
after undergoing treatment there.
Mrs. j. ID. Smell will possibly be
able TO leave Mercy Hospital the
last Of the week, having been there
for some time following an appen-
oicitis operation
Mrs. c. w. Watson left this
morning for q short visit in Austin.
ana will 20 from there 10 Kentucky
TO spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Deputy left
this morning by motor for Wash
lngton. D. G. They expect to be
away six weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
v. Smith are occupying their home
in their absence
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Finneran
and daughter Betty Of Kingsville
are entertaining with e dance Sat-
LENay night. ~ which MISS SallV
Russell OF Brownsville is one OF
the honor guests.
Miss Olive Richards and her
brother, Raymond expect to leave
next week for Chicago, where they
will spend = month.
Max Hu-witz left wednesday night
Tor his home in Texas City after
a weeks visit with his daughter.
Mrs. sam A1ciow in TT. Brown.
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"a enrolled in
Bible School

Total enrolment in the Dailv
vacation Bible school Of the Pres
oyterlan church has reached 81
ana II were in attendance Wednes-
Gay The children, from the ages
OF four to twelve. are engaging in
interesting and instructive ccupa
ton throughout the day under the
direction Of members OF the church
A picnic will be given for the
children Friday az Ringgold park.
Z the weather permits. and in case
q rain. the affair will be held next
Tuesday.
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AT

Honoring the local graduates
who are members Of the First
Christian Church. a cabrito barbe-
cue was held at the Edinburg
Country Club Thursday evening, at
whech were present a large number
Of church members and the
h~cnorees. Misses Venita Duncan.
Lorayne Harper, Xelpho Jorlin, and
Messrs Earl Braden. Gordon Nc
Intyre. Edwin Romer, Fred Wager
and Robert Wills.
Thirty seven were present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
BENEFIT CARD r
AT FAIRIES HOMES

Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. FARES enter
tanned at a benefit card party
given at their home Friday even
ing. The rooms were decorated with
springtime flowers in pastel shades
and a refreshment course was serv-
ed at the conclusion Of the games.
Mrs. B. z. Kelly scored high for
the women and Mr.. J. T. SCHNEIDER
for the men
Those attending were Messrs and
Mesdames II j. Maurer. B. F. KEEL
ley, J. T. SCHNEIDER. A. NJ. Moemns,
and Messrs Closner Ramsey. Orvis
Barnard. s. Kallinger and Roy
and Charles FAIRIES.
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Mrs. Richards Club
Hostess Wednesday

Mrs. Gene Richards entertained
members o. her bridge club Wednes-
Gay afternoon al her home. Miss
Beatrice Friedman Won nigh score
favor, and Mrs. Leroy Morris. A
guest, won the cut prize. a SALAD
course was served.
Those present were Mesdames IA
WI Hollowell, Ed Marsh. LEROY
Morris G. A. Rel y. L. Friedman.
Miss. Friedman and Miss Olive
Richards.
The club Is to meet next week
with Mrs. Marsh
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Edinburg Society
CHORAL CLUB TO
BE ORGANIZED

Mes6ames J. NJ. Frisby and c. L.
Haven. and Messrs =. j. Wright
and DR.. DIN Young all closely
identified with the musical life Of
inc community. are perfecting
plans 10 organize a community
choral club The club will bs avail
able for al community events and
all overs OF music. All singers. re-
gardless Of church or club affil-
liations, are urged to be present al
the meeting Friday evening al Mrs.
Frisby's studio at eight O'Clock.
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HONOREE AT RTDG
BREAKFAST AFFAIR

Miss Jewell Morse. who viii leave
IN the near future for New York
City. where she will open a studio
IN dancing, was the recipient vi Y
delightful hospitality Saturday
morning when Miss Harriet Dinoer
71tertained in her honor with a
bridge breakfast.
Covers laid for twelve az 4
beautifully appointed table decorat-
ed in pastel co,ors. with the hostess
attlred In an Cld-fashione5
mother costume and presenting
each guest with a quaint bib.
A large basket filled with many
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

III your skin is not
riear-if your appetite
is "gone"-you owe it
to yourself and friends
20 try SIS.
When you get your
red blood cells back
up 20 normal, that
sluggish, et-down feel
ing. lack of appetite,
skin troubles disap-
pear. You should get
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charm. Thousands Of
users have testified TO
its benefits in unsolici-
ted letters Of gratitude.
SIS. is made from
strictly fresh vege-
table drugs and is
easily assimilated. All
drug stores sell S.S.S.
In two sizes. Ask fer
the larger size. It Is
more economical.
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HI-LO CLUB HAS
STUNT PARTY

Mrs. w. ID. Gardner and Mrs. e.
S. Hearne entertained ths Hi-Lo
Night Club at the home Of the
former Friday evening. with a
unique stunt party. Original poems
were featured and w. Il. Mont
gonery IA declared the most orig
inal stunt performer.
A delightful dinner was served
during the evening.
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MONT let a weakened BODY
IL hold you back. PROLONGED.
IL may result in so-called prema-
ture old age. Today's happiness
and friends may be gone to-
morrow.
Thousands Of people have a
low blood count-to this nav b.
attributed skin troubles, run
down" systems and even more
serious ailments.
If you tire easily-lack pep
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
SORE G-UNTs-PYORRHFA

Foul breath. loose teeth or sore
gums are disgusting to behold. all
Will agree. LETO'S PYORRHEA
REMEDY Is highly recommended
by leading dentists and never dis.
appoints. Druggists return money
II 1t fails. Cisneros Drug Stores
adv
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IRISH HEART II
NOVEL T.

Miss Florence Smith DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained az an Irish heart party
Tor a group of close friends in honor
OF her house guest. Miss Pauline
Mccarthy, Of Dublin, Minnesota,
az the Smith home north Of Edin-
burg Monday evening. Miss Nc
Carthy leaves soon for New York,
from which point she will sail with
a party OF VaSsar associates on a
six weeks student tour Of the British
Isles. The party will study the
customs and language Of the coun-
try. Those taking the Irish course
will be only direct descendants Of
pure-bred Erin ancestors.
The party given by Miss Smith
carried out the Irish theme in every
detail and each guest charged the
honoree with the execution OF some
mission in Ireland. There were
sixteen present, bridge, music,
dancing and a midnight supper
forming the evenings diversion.
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Antonio to attend the graduating
exercises OF a medical school there.
Her sister was among the graduates.
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pretty and useful gifts was present.
ed 10 the honoree.
Guests were: Misses June Weay-
er, Pauline Lane. Annellyn Hill,
Matte Belle Ross. Ann Katherine
Edwards. Elizabeth Fraser, Louise
Peters, Helen Kirschner, Kittie Mae
Bloodworth, Mary Holmes and the
honoree.
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Reception GiUen For
Chaplain and Wife

a farewell reception to Chaplain and Mrs. Ivan l. Bennett OF Fort
Brown was given by members Of the First Baptist church Tuesday eve
nng' with members from the Olmito. Point Isabel, and Los Fresnos
churches as guests. Chaplain and Mrs. Bennett and children are to
leave next Monday for Fort Eustln. Va Rev. Bennett having been
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TWO HONORED AT
SOCIAL

Miss Lucy Stuntz entertained
Saturday evening in honor OF Miss
Josie and Gordon Wright. who are
soon TO leave Edinburg. A social
hour during which games and con-