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$4,000 WHISKY
CARGO IN BOAT
ADRIFT IN GULF
Treasure Ship Abandoned
Off Cape HatteraS;
Engine Dead.
RN United Press

Bt UHitCd Press
NEW YORK, Feb. PA boat
laden with $500 in fine liquors is
drifting in the gulf stream off Cape
Hatteras, the potential property Of
the first person to find it.
Captain John Stevenson of the
abandoned vessel, who arrived today
on the liner H. r.. Mallory, told how
the boat with a cargo "worth its
weight in gold" came to be adrift.
Stevenson said he had been com
missioned by John Murray 81 Co. TO
take a boat load of champagne and
whisky from Nassau TO another
nd in the Bahamas. His crew
d of two Negroes.
engine stalled. The ship
Orth. The Negroes became
1cken and transferred to
boat that spoke them. But
son tried to carry on alone.
The Mallory picked him up Thurs
day.
TITS an awful thing to lose a car
20 like that" Stevenson said. I've
never seen a better assortment OF
liquor"
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as
stolen belong to:
Charles Hawksworth, Lebanon,
Chevrolet coach, from 319 North
Pennsylvania street.
J. c. Vinson, AS North Drexel
avenue, Ford sport coupe. 85-737,
from Indiana and Capitol avenues.
Mrs. Grace Lashbrook, 825 East
Fifty-eighth street, Ford coupe,
from 825 East Fifty-eighth street.
c. F. Earle, $3.50 Ferguson street,
Essex sedan, 93-818, from State and
Washington streets.
lack Traylor, 4720 East Tenth
street, Ford roadster. 73O-939, from
Sears, Roebuck g. Co.
Charles E. Davis, 1926 North I'LL
nois street, Buick coupe. 741-338,
from Thirteenth and Illinois street.
Wendell Stanley, 844 Westbrook,
Buick roadster, 12-446. from Sem
ate avenue and Market street.
Orville Cantrell, 1241 West New
York street, Ford coupe, 54-539,
from Senate avenue and Ohio
street.
BACK HOME AGAIN
Stolen automobiles recovered by
police belong to:
George Swain, 1929 Burd5all park
way. Chevrolet coach, found at 642
Home place.
Lawrence Clark, Rushville, Dodge
coupe. found at Yandes and Six
tenth streets.
Whippet coupe, 1907 Kentucky,
found at 1900 Kentucky ave.
Vernon Watkins, Fortville, Nash
coach, found at White river park
way and sixteenth street.
Gusta Jackson, 72l East Four
teenth street, Ford roadster, found
at 1909 East washington street.
Austin Calvin. Washington, Ind,
Essex sedan, found at Senate ave-
nue. and Market street.
Edward Niewedde, 1853 MaSsachu-
sets avenue. Ford coupe, found in
rear of Cos East St. Clair street.
Keith Rodgers, Greenwood, Ind,
Chevrolet coupe, found at Belmont
avenue and Miller street.
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HO0SIER GIVEN POSTS
I. Z. Graduate School Dean Placed
on Two Committees.
Pu Times GnocinI

~ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. I'll
DR.. Fernandus Payne, dean of the
Indiana university graduate school
and head Of the zoology depart
ment, will serve as chairman of the
Association Of American UNIVERSE
ties committee which will study the
training of graduate students for
college teaching. The deans of
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ALLEGED RUNNER FOR
BONDSMAN ARRESTED

Gus Overtree, Sc, of S1s West New
York street, former policeman and
now alleged runner" fer profess
sional bondsmen, today faced trial
on a vagrancy charge before NUM-
cipal Criminal Judge Thomas E.
Garvin.
OYertree was arrested in the cor
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graduate schools of Harvard univer-
sity and the University Of Kansas,
are the other members Of the COM
mittee.
DR.. Payne has been appointed
also a member of the Association OF
American Universities committee
which will confer with the national
advisory committee on education
appointed recently by Secretary OF
Interior Wilbur on the subject Of
federal relations to education.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ridors adjoining Garvin's court late
Wednesday after he Is alleged to
have refused to leave the building.
Runners" repeatedly have been
accused of soliciting prisoners en-
route to city prison or held in the
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courts at police headquarters since
Jan. 6. They were assigned there
by Governor Harry @. Leslie to
wage a crusade against racketeer-
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city Jail, and carrying their names
to professional bondsmen.
Judges Dan v. White and Gar
win have been In charge of the
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The average or mean area OF the
forty-eight states IN the Union Is
3.O57 square miles.
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Marriage Is
lied
At UesLdco
Special 10 The Heraldl

h0HCLAd4 " 4A4C L1CLdAQl
WESLACO. Sept. 13.-The mar
riage rites Of Miss Glare Katheline
Heller and Bernard r. Rupert were
solemnized Wednesday. Sept. 10. at
Z a. m. at the st. Joan Of Arc church
Of weslaco, with Father +. X. Gag
non officiating.
Miss Rose O'Grady sang ave
Maria and other selections with
Miss Thelma Strukfus, OF Mercedes,
at the organ.
The bride. given In marriage by
her father. w. A.. Heller, ST.. wore
a costume of blue velvet with
matching accessories. and carried a
shower Of white and pink rosebuds
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary Heller. bridesmaid,
wore a green flat crepe dress with
accessories TO match and carried an
arm bouquet Of pink rosebuds-
Mr.. Rupert vas accompanied by
w. "A. Heller, Jr.. as best man.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was given at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. "A. Heller. Sr. The young couple
left for a two weeks honeymoon
trip TO points unknown. They will
then be at home to their many
friends at Mercedes.
Miss Heller for some time has been
employed at the First National bank
or La Feria Mr.. Rupert is well
known in Mercedes. being In the
employ Of the Mercedes Woodwork
company.
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CIRCLES
HOLM MEETINGS

Thee meeting Of the Presbyterian
Missionary Society this week was
as follows.
Circle one met at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. j. Smith with ten mem
bers present. The meeting was
opened with a circle prayer. The
meeting was then turned over to
Mrs. w. L. Shepherd who led the
lesson study on the fourth, fifth
and sixth chapters OF Romans.
Circle Two met with Mrs. Clell
Solether. The devotional was given
by Mrs. r. w. Witt. The program
was IN charge Of Mrs. <. T. Brew
er. The subject for discussion was
Our Auxiliary work. especially in
connection with the Tex-Nex school
at Kingsville." There were ten
members present.
Mrs. r. j. Peck was hostess to
Circle Three with ten members and
n guest present. The roll call was
answered with Bible verses. Plans
we're made for the next Auxiliary
meeting at which Circle Three is
10 be hostess. Plans were also made
for a Pollyanna party at the next
circle meeting Mrs. w. III. Baxter.
Sr.. led the lesson study OF the
sixth chapter Of Romans.
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Federation Club
House Board
To Meet

A meeting Of the permanent head
quarters committee OF the Texas
Federation of Women's clubs is to
be held In Houston on Monday. &C
cording to Mrs. volney w. Taylor,
who. as president Of the fifth dis
trict. Is a member.
Mrs. Taylor expects to leav3 Sun
day evening to be present at the
opening session at $3.50 a. m. at the
Rice hotel.
The purpose Of the Monday meet
ing is to employ an architect TO
draw up plans for the permanent
club house to be located in Austin,
and also to make final selection be-
tween two sites under consideration.
These are final steps toward the
erection Of the club house, which
will probably begin at IN early date.
Announcements as to which Of the
sites has been chosen will be made
just after the meeting of the COM
mittee.
The achievement Of a club house in
Austin has been n Of the chief
aims of the state federation under
the administration Of Mrs. Ralph
Smith, present executive. and car
ries out a provision in the original
constitution for such a PROJECT.
Final details for the club house
are TO be worked out at the Mon
day meeting of the committee. and
they hope TO have plans ready to
present to the state federation at
the convention in November.
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southwestern University, George
town; F7ossie Smith. Kansas State
Normal, Emporai, Kansas: Mrs.
Beulah Kent. University OF South
ern California; Miss Virginia Doss.
University OF Southern Califorr'.,
and Ruth and Elsie Station, Con-
vent Il the Sacred Heart, Omaha,
Nebraska.
Miss Gertrude Schaleben. daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. II. 0. Schaleben,
who Is a graduate OF the Edinburg
schools and spent last year study
ing at the University OF Southern
California, IS teaching In the pub
lie schools Morenci. Arizona, and
Miss Elise Dayton will teach IN the
public schools Of Enid. Oklahoma.
Rio Hondo
A large group Of Rio Hondo bows
and girls will leave for various
colleges this season, some are
leaving daily. Those who are
planning to go are: Misses wann
Woodbridge. Baylor Bolton. Bolton.
Tex. Lime Mae McCormic and
Eunice Harrington. Kingsville: Luz
ellie Mallemee, Business College,
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Lyford


PERSONALS
Miss Fannie Anderson returned
10 her home In Elsa Monday after
spending a week here In the home
OF her sister, Mrs. r.. "A. Keene.
Mrs. r. K. Finley. Jr, and Mrs.
Charles Mitchell and son, Mckee
we're In Raymondville Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. A K. Hocott had Is
their guests over the week end. Rev.
and Mrs. II. T.. Rambo and child
zen OF Harrington. Mrs. Rambo Is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hocott.
They left this week for Baylor
University, Waco, where Rev. Ram
DO will enter school.
Nj. and Mrs. George Thornton
and children have returned to their
home In Dallas after spending "a
few days here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. +. Thornton.
Mrs. "A. y. Critchfleld Inn sas her
guests this past week. her brother
and wife from Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Deyo have
returned fro ma visit with their
daughters, Mrs. Tom Stevenson and
Mrs. Gubby Hausman and their
families I'm Brownsville
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Id. BaldridEe n
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Balcridge anc
children are away for e few days
vacation trip In central Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. jamie ID. Mitchell
spent the weekend IN Corpus OF
business
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Junior Colleges of Valley Draw Many University of Texas Is Popular School
Towns Have Large Number Seeking Higher Learning = All
Kinds If Courses Being Chosen

Harlingers Ollie Haney, K~ingsville.
Erline Baugh: John Brown college,
Sloan Springs. Ark: Messrs. Carl
Dack. Arthur Ripper. Ursell Evans.
College Of Arts and Industries.
Kingsville: O'Quin Haney. College
Station: Jerald Bowers. University
Of Texas. Austin; Hershell Nc
Ewoen. Kingsville; Howard Wesley,
Baylor University. at Waco: Edwin
Grantham, Junior College, Browns
vile.
Mercedes
Universities. colleges and prepar-
atory schools Of the state will be
well attended by Mercedes students
this year, a number having already
left and others are planning to
leave this week and the first part
Of next week.
The University Of Texas draws
the largest number Of local stu
dents. Miss Helen Glasscock and
David Phelan return to that school
as seniors: Miss Erpie Thigpen,
Miss Gabriel Van, Frederick Oils
and Andrew Fossler, will be juniors
Their ethiS year. Miss Mary Lee
Kern will be a sophomore. Miss
Polly Thigpen, Miss Elice Smith
Ralph Greenbee, Robert Kern anc
Paul Jones will be freshmen. Pau
Jones will specify in geology.
Arthur Oils and Pedro Vento vii
go to A. and M. college as juniors
and Glenn Commons and Lorer
Thigpen as sophomores.
Miss Nina Duncan and Mis-,
Audrey Ann Cuiper will do frs
years work at the College or IN.
dustrial Arts at Denton. and Mis-
Priscilla Wade and Miss Nadinl
Lentz will start their second year.
work at Baylor College, Bolton.
Packard Barton viii return Il
Rice for his senior year and Billie
Barton and John Shaw will entel
that school as freshmen.
Miss Doris Haddox will attend
school at Southern University a
Georgetown.
Townsend Anderson will attend
a SLY CO @(96@A9A
Tenn, where he will study law. Mis-
Ruth Wood will attend Southern
Methodist University at Dallas.
Miss Catherine Commons vii
complete her work at WestmOor'
land Junior College in San Antonio
this year. lie Roy Irby will do frs
years work at Daniel Baker CollegI
at Brentwood. Miss Beatrice Pier
ros. who took post graduate wori
here last year. left Thursday fol
San Antonio, where she will at.
tend school at Our Lady OF Tx
Lake college. Miss Mary Louis
PenneIl will also attend that schOo
this year.
Miss Leise Galloway will entel
Texas College OF Arts and Indus
Continued Oh Page TWO
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Santa Maria

PERSONALS
Miss Ann Smith and Miss Daisy
Gray. former teachers here were
recent visitors OF Mrs. ID. M. Sam
son.
A. L. Bauer returned Saturday
from Marshall where he attended a
Farm Bureau meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mock and
family went TO Lyford Saturday.
Mrs. Corder's brother With his
son and family from Tennessee. are
visiting the Brown and Ferris fam
lies. They expect TO locate in this
vicinity.
Mrs. q. M. Samson and Mrs. M.
Matthews visited Mrs. w. Il. Benre
In Brownsville recently.
j. u. Bishop OF Brownsville and
Archie Bishop Of La Feria and the
Mark Carroll family OF Donna Wis
tied at j. ID. CAROLS home Sun
day.
The Dick Ferris family moved to
the Austin farm north NJ Santa
Maria and Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier or
Dallas moved to the place former
ly occupied by the Ferris family.
After League Sunday the mem
bers enjoyed ice cream and cake
in honor of the president. Ross Cliff
ton, who left Monday to enlist TN
the navy.
B. NJ Samson made a business trip
TO San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. mi. Gilbert and
family moved here from Ranger
vile.
Miss Marion Cornett is spending
some time here with her mother.
w. "A. Smith, a former resident
died recently. His brother, p. p.
Smith went 70 his funeral.
The Methodist Missionary society
met with Mrs. p. M. Shipley Tues
day.
The Farm Bureau members had a
meeting at the school house Tues
day.
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs j. Brandt Saturday.
Miss Coreatta Gum spent sew
eral days at Mission visiting In the
Hannah home.
Eunice and Fred Hcrner OF Edin-
burg were at the Duncan home on
Tuesday and Nina Duncan went
home with them.
Misses Dorothy and Nina Duncan
left Wednesday for Denton. Miss
Dorothy will teach school near Dem
ton and Nina will attend e.. r. al
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Valley District
Y. w. c. A.
Plans Work

A talk BY Miss Elizabeth Allen
new Valley secretary. was the out
standing feature Of the meeting of
the Valley district ". w. "a.
board In Mercedes Friday morning.
Miss Allen gave an inspirational
address on the purpose and mean
ing OF Y. W.. g. a.. and what the
national organization stands for.
Mrs. Paul Hill. Harrington, pre-
sided. Eleven Valley towns were
represented at the session. Browns
vile had two delegates. Mrs. Geo.
Smith. chairman Of the local board.
and Mrs. =. X. Goodrich, service
chairman.
The meeting was held at the city
hall.
A meeting OF the Inter-Club
council Of the Girl Reserves, which
l. the leading project OF the Y. w
G. "A. In the Valley, was being held
On Saturday, the first Of the season.
Mrs Homer Fitch and Miss Mary
Agnes Pickett. who Is president OF
the Brownsville Girl Reserves. rep
resented the local club at the
meeting.
Plans for the annual fall mem
bership drive Of the Valley Y are
to be made Tuesday evening al
Weslaco. when all Valley member
ship chairmen viii convene to make
plans. Mrs. Fitch, who Is member
ship chairman and first vice presi-
dent OF the Brownsville board. Is
also to be present at this meeting.
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aid Van Dresser. Southwestern Uni
versity, Georgetown; Eunice Horn
er. G. I. A., Denton; and Elaine
Vaucher, Kingsville. T. c. A. /.
Gordon Wright goes TO "A. a. M:
Eda Kusel. College OF the Incarnate
Word. San Antonio; Edna Reimer,
South Dakota Normal, and May
Belle Watson. Lady Of the Lake
College, San Antonio.
Among other college students j.
=. Abrego. Margaret CroTell and
Erpil Thigpen. University OF Texas:
Charles Rumble and Folk Weaver.
Southwestern University. George
town; Dale He'll. Oklahoma Uni
versity; Nettie Aiffin. Texas Col
lege Of Arts and Industries, Kings
vile: and Spruce Keen. Southern
Methodist University. Dallas.
Other Edinburg students are:
Miss Margaret Montgomery. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Mont
gomery. who will finish her senior
year at the University OF Texas In
1881; Miss Florence Smith. daugh-
ter OF Mi. and Mrs. William Fisher
Smith. who will attend the Uni
versity Of Arizona: Ralph Hamme.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pattee. ac-
companied by their daughters, Jean
and Harriet, left Saturday morn
ing by motor for Austin, where they
will spend the weekend. On the
way home they will leave Miss Har-
RET at Lady of the Lake Academy,
San Antonio.
Mrs. Homer Morrow left Friday
for Albany. N. Y. where she will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Harold Smith. who has re-
Gently come to Brownsville from
Rio Grande City to spend the win
ter. was a guest Of Mrs. Herbert
Kidwell on Wednesday and Thurs
day. at Fort Ringgold. having gone
up 10 attend a bridge luncheon
given by Mrs. Kidwell.
Charles Burton left Thursday
evening for Chicago.
Mrs. Viola Chrisman and daugh-
ter. Phyllis. left Friday for their
home in Gary. Indiana. after an
extended visit with Mrs. Herring
ton.
Mrs. c. c. Crew has returned to
her home in the Friendly Doorways
apartments after a short stay in
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. p. Dean and
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daughter. OF Pharr, are spending
two weeks In Olmito. Mr.. Dean Is
relieving Harry Peoples, who Is on
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peoples expect
to leave within the next day or
two for a vacation trip to Oklaho-
ma and Arkansas.
z. c. Sammons, Of Olmito, was In
Raymondville Saturday.
Mrs. G. II. Knight and children,
of Harlingen, r spending the week
end with her mother, Mrs. John
Frieble, In Olmito.
Mrs. z. A. Rosenthal left Friday
for a visit with her mother In
Louisiana.
Mrs. Frank Berwald left Satur-
day for Houston where she Is tc
visit her mother for three weeks. 4
Mrs. Z. p. Day Is now enroute
from Temple to Delphi. Ind. 10
visit her daughter. Mrs. Paul Quick
She underwent an examination In
Temple, and her condition was
pronounced very satisfactory. She
expects TO be away for about two
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Porter are
expected home this week after
spending the summer In New York
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Public Health
Report Show S
Much Actioity

The executive board Of the Pub
lie Health Nurse Assn. met Thurs
day morning at the nurses Itfice
at the city hall.
Miss Marie Browne, city nurse,
gave splendid reports for the month
which included nine general clinics
and l68 patients treated, In addi-
ton to the many visits to the homes
OF children who need attention.
Glasses for the instructions Of mid
wives are conducted twice weekly.
For the first time In the history
Of the city the birth rate in Browns
vile exceed the death rate. the
births registered In Aug. were rs
and deaths "a. This Is due 70 the
cooperation Of the physicians In
the city who send the reports Of
registrations to the city muse at
the solicitation OF the city secre-
tary. Mrs. Vanhorn.
Children Examined
During the past month. Miss
Rachel Pierce assisted by Or. III
X. Leow and DR.. w. +. Spivey has
examined eight hundred and eighty
three children in the city public
schools. Many OF them under six
years old. Physical corrections are
being made where possible and
there were a few exclusions on ac-
count OF infectious diseases. Only
sixty children were found TO be 10
per cent underweight.
IN these examinations Miss Pierce
had several loyal helpers, including
Miss Mary Emma vivier. Frances
Blanton. and Ayliffe Cobolini-
The girls OF the home economics
classes are examined and weighed
three times a year and q special
diet prescribed for those very much
underweight.
Clothes Needed
There Is a crying need for school
clothes for the poorer children and
those having used clothing that
these children could wear please
phone Miss Pierce. No. ST.
Clean white rags are also In de-
mand. At a recent meeting Of the
county anti-tubercular association
held az the chamber or commerce
Mrs. J. K. Well vas elected a:
Brownsville member on the board
Milk Distributed
Through the cooperation or TIT
Red Cross, the American Legior
auxiliary. the federation OF church
Is and other charitable organiza-
tions many destitute children are
given milk daily. About four hun
dred quarts we're distributed *
August and some OF the loca
diaries make monthly contribution
OF milk.
During the year two hare-lippec
children were made normal through
the cooperation Of the Brownsville
Shrines. Public Health Nurse AS
ISOLATION and DR.. Harry X. Loew
city physician Things Ike tnes'
happen almost daily but no pub
licity Is given them due TO tn
modesty OF those who are givinl
their time and funds
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
Little Miss Josephine Taylor eel
ebrated her eleventh birthday on
Friday with a party az the homl
of her parents. Judge and Mrs
volney w. Taylor. The girls wer'
her guests at N matinee party "a
the Capitol. after which they en-,
joyed games and refreshments a
the Taylor home Those presen
we're Lydia Yturria. Alice Fitch
Dorothy Grove. Marcille Streir
Maxine Rockwell. Evelyn Ann Ham
lilt0n, and Elizabeth Canaies-
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event OF the carry september W.
Miss Margaret Monroe, who left
Friday evening for Denton, 70 re-
sumo her work at G. I. A., where
she A. a senior this year. was hon
Gree at a breakfast party Friday
morning at Martins pool. The
group enjoyed a swim, followed by
q delicious breakfast. Those pres
ent were Mesdames w. r. Jones.
ID. MI. Freudenstein. Younkman, and
Misses Lillian GOolsby and Lucia
Gomez.
Another pleasant affair was the
meeting Of the Merry Matrons club
on Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. II. G. Kemper. Sew
eral guests were also present 20 en-
joy the bridge games which FURNISH
ed diversion. A dainty color scheme
Of pink and green was carried out
In decorations and refreshments.
In the games Mrs. Aubrey Per-
kins received the prize for guests,
Mrs. Harry Grove high score award
and Mrs. Fred Bohlen the cut. Out
of-club guests were Mesdanes T..
Caldwell. Perkins and Bert Neil.
The next meeting OF the club .s
to be nc the home OF Mrs. Nathan
Moore.
Mrs. w. r. Jones was hostess on
Friday afternoon TO the Friday
bridge club. Mrs. Jones held high
score for the afternoon, and Mrs.
Frank Brown second.
Mrs. T.. p. Combes entertained with
bridge on Friday evening honoring
Mrs. Mary More on her birthday.
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Baptist Sunday
School Association

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Valley association OF Baptist
Sunday schools is to be held at
Harrington Sunday afternoon, begin
ming at 2:30 p. N. The Rev. j. N.
Campbell, pastor Of the Pha-r
church. will preside at the session.
The Rev. Geo. y. Burnett. Of
Memphis, Tenn. who : assistant
secretary Of the Mems Brotherhood
Of the Southern Baptist convention
viii be principal speaker for the
afternoon. Several hundred Valley
Baptists are expected to attend.