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La gaceta., 1930-01-17

de Lille, delante del ndmero &C..
FL joven salt6 ligeramente de-
peslante J Sc apresur6 a abri'
la porter ,cia. Los dos via.jeroS
descendieron. FL portero de la
casa acudjo presuroso a poner
Sc a Ia disposition de sus nuevos
inquilinoS del j6ven que los a
companaba.
-Senof Fabrice-le dijo este
dltirlo fernando la costa de Ia
i6ven,-voy a subir este Y vuel-
70 Embellishments para ayuda"
le a transporter los battles.
-Encontrara listed a mi mu-
ier en- ell rIso, senior Pedro; VI
ha hecho TODD 10 que listed lie
encarg6.
Ell j6vea que habia tornado el
brazo del lego, y lie dijo:
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
EN- FAVOR DE LOS AZUCA
REROS AMERICANOS

Wash, cnero, 17.-El Sena-
dor Howell, icpublicano de Ne
braska, inmediatamente de SCI
rechazada por el Senado la nue.
va ley ar~ancclaria que aumen
taba a 2.20 lbs. el impaa3 0 I
1.76 cen.avos sobre el azdcar
cubani, preSent6 una PROPOSE
ci6n de ley Pidiepdo una bonn
ficaci6n de "A c~ent6simas d.
centavos por libra para los pre-
ductores en- el continen,e amc
ricano.
FL montante de la bonifica
tci6n Sc dividlra entire los cose-
cheros de azIcar de cana y To-.
de rem6lacha que obtendran e
800, y e! 300 restante los re-
finadores, despu6s de cier.as de
,ducciones.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
APOYA Ell LIDER DEMO
CRATA GARDNER LA AC-
TITUD DEL SENADO.

Wash, enero 17.-El repre-
sentante Gardner, de Texas, eli.
dan que Sc vCten en- la Camara,
pidi6 hoy que Sc respaldara la
actitud del Senado, contraria a
la elevation del arancel sobre
el azucar cubano.
Esta solicitud del represen-
tante Gardiner es para ell case
de que los repubIicanos preten-
dan que es vote n la Camara,
nuevamente, la ley reformada
por ell Senado.
Ell representative por ell esta-
do de Texas dijo que case de
efectuarse una votaci6n en- la
Camara una mayorfa de so a
IS miembros votaran a favor
de la actual tarifa azucarera en-
contra del aranccI mas alto que
fu6 acordado por la Camara y
mas tarde recommended por ell
Comit6 de Hacienda del Sena-
do.
"Yo espero que tengamos O.
casi6n de votar sobre la nueva
tarlfa dijo Mr.. Gardner-pues
estoy ansioso de que todos los
cambios que Sc han hecho en- la
ley originaria sean aprobados.
Isl no podemos "endosarlos"
todos, 81 deseo que la Camara
apruebe tantos como crea con
venien,e.
Las declaraciones del Repre-
sentante por ell estado de Texas
Sc aprecian como una indication
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
llN4.RRO
EJCR QuE FL IODO

Despues de haber hecho en-
trar a los 1iaieros en- la primera
hab1aci6n. ell j6ven les dijo;
He pensado que esta debit
ser la alee6a del senior Blan-
chad; la >enorita Leontina no
tiene mas lue abrir esta puerta
para entr2r en- la suya. Senior
Blanchard -anadio,--me he con
tornado a sus instrucciones;
tanto en- 81 alquiler del piso co.
mo en- el mobiliario, no me he
excedido lie la cantidad que US
ted Sc pr'ponia gastar. He cui-
dado, adelaas, de seguir los con,
seios del .enor Guerin, obrando
en- consequence.
Y dich. este, baj6 para reu-
nirse con ell portero que 10 es-
taba aguardando.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

La j6v41 examine la habita,
ci6n desti lada a su abuelo y la
cncontr6 Guy bien. Entr6 inme-
diatamente en- la suya. No habia
son&do nLnca NADIA tan Undo. V
tan coquetdn; era un nido en-
can-ador, Una verdadera alcoba
de soltera. Parecia que todos
suS gusto9 habian sido adivina-
dos. Demostr6 su satisfaction
en- 81 brill de su mirada, Y Guam
do TN ins,ante despues ell j6ven
reapareci@. lie do las gracias Vi
vamente.
-Es.a Used satisfecha, esta
usteu contenta, sehorita-res-
Pondi6 81 I'm POGO confuso.-y
70 recibo I'm gran placer.
Hizo entrar al anciano V a Ia
j6Ven en- Ell comedor.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

La ola de frfo que Sc habia
anunciado para Tampa en- es
tos dias 1ltimos de semana, nc
nos visitara, debido a que no
materializ6 en- su avance hacia
ell sur. Muy ligero Gambia en-
la temperature Sc notara en-
Tampa esta noche, 10 mismo
Que el sabado Y Ell domingo
de acueTdo con 10 declarado
2or el metere0logo Mr.. Ben
nett.
la temperature mas baja ex
perinentada fu6 la de "a gra-
los a las 6 de la mama lie hoy,
ubiendo desde esa bora despa-
iosamente hasta alcanzar a
81, q las 1920.
En- ell noroeste de Florida,
sin embargo, Sc registraron
temperatures de helaja, ba :
jando ell term6mctro en- Pensa-
cola a 80 grades en- la manana
de hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

-Venga senorita. 70 ire de-
ANTE. No tendran ustedes mu
Sho que sloir, es piso segundo.
Ell pisito Sc componia de Qua
tro pleas decoradas de nuevo,
con buena ;uz, sin contar con la
entlada d. dos metros cuadra-
los, a Ia :ual daban tres puer-
as: a Ia lzquierda, la de la CO.
ina, enfrente la del comedor; .
a derecha, la de una alcoba, y
lie tsta Sc pasaba a otra habita-
ZION la c'tal tenia otra entrada
Dor 81 comedor, del que essaba
separada tor un cuarto obscu
70.
Las hah.taciones eran peQue-
mas, pero llegres. bien ventila-
das y c6nodamente amuebla-
das, aunque con sencillez.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
IITIMAS NOTICIAS CABLECRAFICAS

nados fucron saludados por cl
Secretario de ReIaciones Exte-
riores, Henderson, ell Primer
lord del almirantaZgo, A. V.
Alexander y Sir Robert Van
Sittart.
FL Premier Ramsay MacDo :
maid fue presentado a los CO.
misionados por su hijo, Malcon
Macdonald. FL Consul general
de los Estados Unidos en- Lon
dres, Mr.. Albert Halstead, Sc
hallaba tambien presente para
custodian a los Comisionados
reci6n llegados.
Veinte automobiles o~ficiales
de la Secretaria de Relaciones
Exteriores y de la Embajada
Sc hallaban esperanto a los a
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
No crco que los tenga.

-GEs de aspecto agradable9
A esta lregunta, Leontina en-
rojeci6 subitamente, sin que hui
biera podiIo decir por que.
Me HI parecido muy sim
patico-respondi6 ,-pero ape
mas me h fijado.
FL anci no guard6 silencio.
refleXionaba.
Tn inst&nte desputs los bau-
les fueron cargados en- ell coche.
Senior Blanchard, sehorita.
nos yamos-dijo ell j6ven subien
do al pesoante.
FL coche trepid6 sobre ell paw
mento.
i D6nde Sc ha metido pre-
gunt6 ell '.lciano sorprendido :;
jes que Sc ha lido?
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

mericanos para conducirlos al
hotel donde habfan de hospe-
darsc.
Inmediatamcnto dcspu6s de
los saludos de cortesia, los CO.
misionados Sc metieron en- los
automobiles siendo aclamados
a 81 paso por el numeroso pd-
blico cue habfa estado esperan-
do por varias horas su llegada.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
LOS DELEGADOS AMERICA,
NOS LLEGARON A LON
ORES

Londres, Enero 17.-Los de-
legados americanos a la COME
rencia Naval de los Cinco Po-
deres, en- Londres, que Sc inau-
gurara ell pr6ximo martes, lie
garon a esta capital esta tarde,
procedentes de Plymouth.
Los Comisionados america
nos fueron recibidos en- Ply
mouth por ell Embajador Da-
Yves que subi6 a bordo del Geo.
Washington a saludar a sus
companeros de comisi6n y mai
char juntos a LonSres. A su lie
gada a la estaci6n los comisio-
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

REDUCE LE iNFlAPnAC!CN
EESTRUYE IA !NFECCsON
: M. TE[SA Ell UOaOR
EEAv &&

LICARBC es Ell resultado de investigaciones y estudios muy
extensos. FL yalor de esta lnedicina SC ha probado Ell Ia Flactica
diaria Menos del uno por c:ento de los cases ha deiado dc sair
benefciado con LICARBO.
Su superioridad es evidente. No desco!ora Ia piel. Tiene un
oor aromatico suaye. No es caushco. Por consieu:ente enpieza
a ccatriza' en- seguida sin irritar 0 destruF el tejilo eolCia..
Evta las infecciones en las herdas recientes. Destruye Ia infec-
ci6n 81 va existe. Quita 81 do!or cast lrstantfr #a11e- t.. Las
pemadas J los ungientos tienden a esparcr !. ufoccil1 ii las
rafces del pelo en- la pacte afectada. LlCARBO evita este.
Ataca, destruye y cicatriza todas Ia infeccicneS extr~nas e la
pei en- cualquier parte del cue9po desde la .abeza hasa rs lulias
dc los pies. No pasa un da sin 1ue sea necesario user L.CLlaBO.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
Ia GACEyTE

de que trata de comprometer a
los 165 representatives dem6cra
tas a votar favorablemente la
tarifa reyisada por ell Senado
Y la mayoria de cuyos cambio5
han sido propues-os por Sena-
dores dem6cratas en- combina-
ciGn con los Independence re-
publicanos.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

No, abuelito, ha subido al
pescante.
ell anciano,-ese j6ven esta per-
fectamentc educado; ha mani
festado IN sentimiento de deli
cadcza que me hace formar dc
ell Ia meior opinion.
La j6ven experiment. como
una sensation de placer. Su mi
rada Sc ilumin6. una dulce son
risa cruz6 por sus labios, Y lue
90, inclinaadose hacia el ciego.
10 bos6 en- las dos mejillas.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German

cilmente b,ego dandole listed la
manO.
Una milada de Leontina lc
do las g"acias por su cuidadC
por Ell ciego.
Cuando les VIC instalados en-
el carruaj ,, ell j6yen Sc alej6.
Els u muchacho muy aten
to-dijo Il anciano a Leontina.
y tiene la voz muy simpatica.
GQue edad puede tener?
No s. 10 podria decir, abue
Ito.
i Tendra treinta amos?
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

Ell calculo que hace ell Sena-
dor Howell es que esta bohifi-
caci6n le costara al tesoro
de los Fs ADDS Unidos unos
$10.600.000 al ano.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

Don Jose MoHca and Mona MariS, FOX MoVletone AruStS
Ell Sr. Jose Mujica, celebrado ner Baxter en- la production no
tenor de la Gran Opera de mances de Rio Grande", repre-
Chicago, Sc encuentra trabajan- senta papel principal con MuJlCa
do en- una pelcula de la ucal no en- la obra. Ell tenor Mujica es
Sc lie ha puesto titulo todavia, native de MEXICO y descendiente
pero que es para la Fox Movie de padres espanoles. La Sra.
tone. Maris es natural de Buenos Al
La Srta. Mona Maris, que a. res y sus padres son vizcainos
rran6 granede alabanzas de los espan0es.
liticos pr su labor con Wa dASaA7MAnD
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

QUEMADURAS. Ell agual EtSEMA LINrN TONrS
caiente, Ell fuego, la grasa cali DE LA PIFL. L~..ttEtr.ta
ente, las duemaduras de cstufa la ecsema, 81 eDpei-c, la l@.na,
producer dolores agudos y dejan la excoriacion, ef cscozof, 81 sar-
ccatriccs. LCARBO quita d puid> y !a comez5n de 10 pMI.
dolor en- seguida, deja la partc Calma 10 i~itaci6n ca seguida
afectada limpia y tersa, MAZDA J dea la pei tersa y limpia. La
DE|ClCATRlCES satisfaction propia en- eli esmero
personal hace de IICAtBO una
LOS GOLPES Y LAS TOR necesidad.
CEDURAS Gueen. LICAIDO LAS LLAGAS NEJAS. LIS
apicado en- scguida Cuta cl do fIIIFRh>. Int BARROS Y
lor, reduce la mlamaci6n y haoe LOS FUiUNCuLOS Sc GUAM,
desaparecer las manchas amOra con LICARDU cuando toaos los
tadas. I'm unas cuantas horas es otros tratarientos han faiado.
impossible reconocer Ia parte Su acci0n al limpiar ia parte
afectada. afectada, al redutir la infection
al cuay la Hlga 6 exec: re. :
LOS PIES NFLAMADOSI TRATAMIENTODEiCTE f.
ANPOLl Al)OS J CON CO. R0 CABEi u DO-tLCNBO
MELON Sc sienten aiviados " detlene la cafia del pdo. por
refresca1os inmediatamcrte con qu%p Porque destrrya Ia caspa
LICARBO. La comezon entire Los trata. nentos con ILCARBO
los GedOs desaparece dnstruvc dnian q zero cabelIudo limDi.
II infection del aGdo drico y &c Y lrcsco Il pGo suave. espan,
ia los pies en- perfecto estado iado y ! iii. ,nte. s. listed uuere
Su propio biene5tar requiere Ell cuidar SUI yeo debi iamente use
uso de LICAlBO. ILICAIBO
PRIMERAS u CIONES.-Cualquier cortada. rasgu6r:
pquete de insecto o herida debera curarse en- segdida con Ii
CARLO. Su apicac6n evta Ell peigro de una infection V protege
contra Ell envenenamientc s&ptco. La cicatrizaci6n empeza en-
seguida y Sc mitiga ell dolor. Frecuentementeaas heridas igeras
que p"recen insigniiicanteS resultap serias debido a que Sc descui-
dan. Sea listed ~precavido J use LCARBO.
AIfBO esa garantizado para todas las condolences pare Ias
Sc ha rec"" 'nd9do; LICARBO no solamente merece pro
sno gu .ti,nestar v seguridad exigen su iso.
a SUI far
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

In episode del aao terrible
FL coche Sc detuvo en- la Gale
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
LlCARBO CURE

~OUEMADURAS. Ell aqua
caliente Ell fuego, la grasa cali
ente, las d%uemaduras de estufa
producer dolores agudos y dejan
c~icatriccs. LICABBO quita el
dolor en- seguida, deja la partc
afectada limpia y tersa, NADIA
DIS
Nogales international., 1930-08-12

William J. Broad is leaving today
in his car for Long Beach to ac-
company home his mother who has
been visiting in California.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
WERE IN THE FLOOD

Among homes in the flood Thurs
day were the A. w. Hagemeyer on
Grand avenue and the C. N. Cooke
on Patagonia road Cook ran out in
to his yard to see if his car had been
flooded and before he could get
back the water had come up to his
waist so he sat on the radiator Of
the automobile for one and one half
hours until the flood subsidized. The
A. w. Grimm home at Grand ave-
nue. and Cardwell street had 18 in
ches of water on it's floors. The
flood filled up the cellar of the w.
N. Puckett home on Monroe street
a short distance west of the Lin
coin school. The F. F. Rodriguez
hardware store on Grand avenue
was saved from damage by Manager
I. L. Mendivil and assistant, upon
learning early of the approach of
the flood, getting on the job at once
and throwing kalsomine against the
doors to keep the water out.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
Six Tournaments
On Caliente Links

Aqua CALIENTE, Baja Californ-
ia, Mexico, August 1.-THE Aqua Ca
liente Golf Club is going on a RAM
page of tournaments No less than
six events, two of them major tour
neyS,-are billed for the balance Of
this month, September and October.
Still more are to come during the
fall and winter, prior to the climax,
January 13 to 16, when the
worlds richest golf tournament, the
$4,000 Aqua Caliente Open, is
scheduled for the second renewal
The two major features of the
present program, as arranged by Leo
Diegel, Aqua Caliente pro-, and
dos" Moulton, manager of the Aqua
Caliente Golf Club, are the Pacific
Southwest open, and a one-day
Women's Invitational Tournament
in which the leading women golfers
of America will be invited to par
ticipate. The "Open" is to be held
October 8, 4 and S and the women's
event, October 20.
The Pacific Southwest Open will
be a 72-hole medal competition
with the Auga Caliente Golf Club
offering purse of $500 added. OF
this sum, $1,000 will be distributed
among the professionals and $500
offered in prizes for the leading
amateurs.
The "Open" is the annual pro-
fessional feature of Southern Cali
fornia. The Auga Caliente tourney
will mark the first time the event
has ever been held outside of the
United States.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12

We will allow you 1919 discount
on your Residence Burglary 1nsur-
ance if you keep a dog that is a
year old or more.
G. c. Crenshaw Agency = Phone CTS
(Adv.)
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
FIRST, AS USUAL

The local Republican mouth
piece" accuses the NOgaIes In
ternatiOnal OF having posted
what it calls Exaggerated re-
ports" of the flood on our buIIe-
tin boards Thursday.
Our friend up the street has
another guess coming in that
matter. One thing we do not do
is to post, print, or send out ex-
aggerated reports.
The trouble with our competi-
tor is that he worries too much
over the International giving
the news ahead of his sheet. Our
bulletin boards gave the public
the first news of the flood. For
years The International boards
have been scanned by the pub
lie for Nogales news. On these
boards the people get the local
real important news far ahead
of all other sources.
We led with the flood news
just as we did all the time dur
ing the Mexican revolution last
year.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12

Leo Coltman of Ell BaZar is back
from a business trip through the
east.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
NET EARNINGS OF
PENNEY co. BIG

The ]. c. Penney Co. reports net
earnings for the six months ending
June 80, 1880, after deductions for
Federal taxes but before preferred
stock requirements, of $3,407, ,400.28.
This compares with net earnings
for the same period of last year,
from all sources, of $3,725, 5,075.56.
Preferred stock dividend require
ments for this year were $371, ,789 90,
leaving net earnings for the first
six months, after all deductions, of
$2,810,535.28 which compares with
net earnings for the same period of
last year, after all deductions, of
So, ,182, ,324.56.
Profits in the first six months
period of this year, applicable to
common stock, according to the
statement, were $2,821 BLAST on g.
466,9O8 shares outstanding, equival-
ent to $114 per share. Profits re-
ported for the same period of last
year were equivalent to $1.32 share
on the outstanding no-par common
stock.
The cash account of the company
at the close of the first six months
of the year was 5,631, ,779.65. Merch-
andise inventory at the same time
was $57, ,O5O.54 as compared with
inventory for the same time last
year of SAT, AL, ,725. .89. Increase in in
ventory is accounted for by the op-
ening of approximately 400 new
stores during 1929, the majority of
which we're opened late in the year,
and by the enlargement of other
store structures in various parts Of
the country.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
u. Of A. Freshmen
Register September 9

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA,
Tucson, August 11-Summer session
students at the University of Eri-
coma will finish the work of the Sc
ccnd semester August A.
With the close of the summer ses-
sion the university campus will be
quiet until fall registration. The
time between the close of the sum-
mer session and the opening of the
fall term will give the grounds de-
partment opportunity to finish all
summer repair work.
School will open week earlier
for the freshmen this year. All new
first year students are expected to
report to the Dean Of Men and the
Dean of Women September 9. A
week of activities eliminating with
official registration in courses has
been planned for the freshmen. Old
students will register September II,
Nogales international., 1930-08-12

Virgil Walker and family are leav-
ing today for several weeks stay
in the east. At Camp Perry, Ohio,
Walker will attend the annual ma
tional rifle matches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton E. Towne
spent Sunday at Douglas.
Lieut.. C. N. S. Ballou left Friday
for Fort Benning, Ga, where he will
be stationed. He was with the 25th
Infantry here a number of years.
Mrs. r. c. Blabon was a visitor
here yesterday from Patagonia.
Stanley Stoddard, owner Of the
Patagonia Garage, was a business
visitor in Nogales yesterday. He said
there was a good rain at Patagonia
Sunday.
DR.. M. A. Wuerschmidt of the Ari-
zona Optical Company returned
Saturday from a business trip to
Empalme He reports conditions are
fairly good on the west coast and
reasonable optimism prevails.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
LOCALS
CROWD AT OPENING OF
BEAUTIFUL NEW CAFE

"A larger crowd than we expect
ed, attended our opening Friday af-
ternoon", it was stated yesterday by
Peter M. Raptis, manager of the
new Grand Cafe and Coffee shop,
located in the new Bowman build
ing, just north OF the Sonora Bank
& Trust Company. The new cafe Is
one of tie prettiest ever opened in
Arizona and it's manager is being
sl1owered with congratulations.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12

A vote for French for Senator is
a vote for the Santa Cruz Dam and
prosperity for Santa Cruz County.
(Adv.)
Nogales international., 1930-08-12

WE WILL PAY YOUR
DOG A SALARY!
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
BACK FROM TEXAS.

Reporting very warm weather, and
that he is delighted to get home, j.
E. Dickens returned Saturday from
a three months stay in San Antonio
and other Texas points. Mrs. Dick
ems and daughter, Hazel, will return
about the first of September.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
LIONS WILL DINE
WITH C. Nj. T. C. BOYS

Instead of holding their regular
weekly luncheon at noon today, the
Nogales Lions Club will be guests at
dinner tonight of the G. M. T. G. at
the mess hall at Camp Little.
A special musical program will
be furnished by the Lions club and
a pleasant evening is anticipated.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
TO VISIT FLAGSTAFF

Mrs. Ralph A. Rawsthorne and
son, Edgar, will leave Friday for
Flagstaff where they will spend two
weeks while Lieutenant Rawsthorne
is attending the annual encampmenv
of the Arizona National Guard.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12
THE WEATHER

Maximum temperature the past
several days was 80 degrees Satur-
day, and minimum, SO, the same
day. There was .16 of an inch of rain
Saturday and Sunday.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12

L. M. Crockwell Of the Mexico
Arizona Trading Company left yes
terday on a trip down the west
coast of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1930-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wood and
children have left to make their
home at Casabel, in Cochise county.
Milford chronicle., 1930-10-31
VERNON

The ladies of Wesley NJ. E
Church held a supper in the ole
school house on Tuesday evening
October 21. The supper was delici-
GUS and the price was only fifty
cents. The proceeds were for the
benefit If the church. The weather
was rather cold for a large attend
ance.
Harry Porter wGs called to The
bedside of his wife. at the Kent
General Hospital in Dover.
r. Wesley Ross visited Dover the
first of the week as a grand Juror.
Mrs. Ernest Raughley Of Dover
has entertained Mrs. Thurman Gar
rett and children recently.
John McGay, a former pupil of the
writer at Prospect School, has been
calling on Harrington friends. He
formerly resided with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Anderson but at the Lres-
ent time resides at Detroit, Michi-
gan.
Mrs Louis Slaughter and daugh-
ter, Miss Pearl Slaughter, spent the
weekend in Wilmington.
At the meeting at Maple Grove
School fOrty-seven votes were cast;
eight for consolidation and thhty-
nine against.
Milford chronicle., 1930-10-31
Mrs. Belle Layton has been spen-

Mrs. Belle Layton has been spen-
ding some time at Milford.
Revival services are in progress
at the Church of the Nazarene, for
! two weeks. Special singing services
throughout the week. Rev. Fl. NJ.
Dickerson of Ashland, Kentucky, is
the evengelist and Rev. B. F.
Sheckels, the pastor.
We are glad of the success of Miss
Christine Reid Vest in rural educa-
tion at the Hoover Camp in Virgin
ia. Miss Vest graduated at Berea
College. kentucky and Mrs. Alice H.
Ross were classmates and both
completed rural education at Col
umbia University, New York City, in
the summer session of 1929; the
former in teaching, but Mrs. Ross
also as principal, superintendent,
supervisor and specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett spent the
weekend at Delmar
Mrs. Thomas Clancy has joined
the Mothers Club of Stanford Uni
versity, Pala Alto, California where
her son, Thomas Ross Clancy is a
student.
Mrs. r. Wesley Ross attended the
evening entertainment Of DR.. and
Mrs. LaDelle last week at Colt, Md.
Large crowds are attending the
NJ. E. Church anniversary at Har-
rington for two weeks, marking the
anniversary of the founding in
1870 A fine article concerning it
has been published in the Harring-
ton Journal