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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
tornt US fee and also accelerated
maturity clauses. executed by Al

tOlnt Us lee n also accelcraLeQ
maturity clauses. executed by Al
Parker Securities Company by A
+. Parker, president, endorsed by
E. +. Harrison. d. Bernice Harris
on, secured by a vendors lien re-
tanned in the face Of the notes
and also In the deed from X. ".
Harrison and ID. Bernice Harrison
70 AL Parker Securities Company
on Block No. 10. Olmito Gardens
Tract No. 3. located within Cameron
County Water Control g. Improve
ment District No. 6, Cameron Coun-
ty, Texas, In Share No. IS, Espiritu
Santo Grant In Cameron County,
Texas, according to a subdivision
made by 4. r. Harrison. as same
appears in Volume 8 on page IL
of Cameron County MapRecords.
which notes and the lien securing
same were transferred and assign
ed by K. +. Harrison and -. Bern
ice Harrison TO plaintiff by writ
ten transfer and assignment duly
recorded IN the office of the county
clerk of Cameron County. Texas,
Plaintiff alleges that the annl1al
interest on yaid notes vas wIet
due and unpaid at the date OF ffi-
ing said suit. and also that Note
No. 2 was past due and unpaid, and
that plaintiff had exercised is OPP
ton Of declaring all of said notes
due and payable and has contracted
with III. l.. Yates. the attorney
bringing the suit to pay him ten
per cent attorneys fees, provided
In said notes. and alleges that same
Is a customary and reasonable fee.
and asks for foreclosure of the lien
against the above described prop
erty and also prays for general ana
special. legal and equitable relief.
and costs of court.
You are commanded to so sum-
mon such defendant and serve this
citation by making publication OF
this citation once each week for
four consecutive weeks previous to
the return day hereof In some news
paper published In your county. but
IL there be no newspaper published
in said county. then in any news
paper published in the nearest
county where n newspaper Is pub
lished.
Herein fail not. but have you be-
fore said court on the first day Of
the next regular term thereof. this
writ. with your return thereon
showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness w. K. Dutro. pro TEN
clerk OF the District Court Of Cam
eron County. Texas.
Given under my hand and seal
Of said court at office in Browns
vile. this 4th day of November,
A. d. 1880.
(SeaD w. K. Dutro. Protein.
Clerk Of the District Court of Cam.
eron County, Texas. J
4. Craft, Deputy
Observation-Disclosures
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Cameron Courts
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County

Elo
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
Mary C.. Ferguson. j. II. Ferguson
TO Mile E. Yoder; Lot 2, block l2y,
Harrington; $1,000 etc.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. to Ekke. E.
Mills. Myra s. Mills; 6.I2 acres all
block IL, Sec. 3, Unit, Bayview Citrus
Groves Sub; $14, $4,000.
Los Ebanos Estates. Inc. to Serena
Bansbach; Lot 6, blk. II, Los Eba-
nos Addn. $1,000 etc.
o Isabel Realty Co. to Blanche
French; Lot l2-A, block s, Port
Isabel $1,000 etc.
Lizzie L. Windsor, Ind. to George
l.. Gallaher; Lot 8. block 4, Windsor
Place Adm: s25o.00.
w. z. Weems to j. p. Milan: lot
8, block IL, townsite Combee. $1,000
etc.
J. p. Milan to Davis Walter Mer-
rit: Lots Z. 8. 9. block u, townsite
Combes; $1,000 etc.
D. Snakengerb, Nettie Shaken
berg. to Fred r.. Scroggins: Lot 9,
block 1, Otto Adm. Harrington;
s3.06.66.
j. H. Lee to Roy c. Porter: Lot
rs, block 2, Austin Acres S1a $1,000
etc.
Julia E. Harter TO J. L. Rentz:
North ten acres block z, Cantu TT.
$1,000 etc.
Carrie l.. Beach. Almon E. Beach
20 w. f. Chenoweth: Farm lot 60.
San Benito Irrig. Id. Cos. Sub.
$1,000 etc.
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COUNTY

Walter Andrews. ct ux TO Phil
anon Hoge. ct al 100000 N. 1881 &C.
OF s. 26.51 &C. Farm Tract 2t4, West
Tract.
C. r. Borror. ct ux 10 Ida Belle
Hawkins $1,000 1888 &C. Farm Tract
81. West Tract.
Julia Sanchez Cedillo 20 Isidro
Pena. Jr., $1,000 Lot !. Block 81,
Mission.
J. c. Engelman Land Co. "a John
J. Norman $4,000 81 Lot 4,
Valley View Plantation Co. 81 IS &C.
G.. Nj. Elswick. ct ux TO Leona
Patrick s1.00 z. S &C. Of w. 10 ac.
Lot 24-2, West Addn. TO Sharvland.
Edw. A. Eckert TO Blanche u.
Cameron $1,000 Lots l e. 2, Block
SO. McAllen.
Ruben G. Gonzalez to Edward
Stanley $1,000 1897 acres San Sal
vador Del Tule Grant.
Matte Gentry 70 r. o. Thomp-
son $4,000 Z. 90 Lot s. Block SO.
North McAllen.
Matte Gentry to s. o. ThomD-
son $4,000 f. 90 Lot S. Block 3y.
North McAllen.
George l.. Holdridge, ct Tx to Joe
Leddel $4,000 N. 10 &C. OF S. 25 &C.
oLt 2, Block 4. McColrs.
Grove Renfroe, ct ux American
State Bank & Trust Co. 5000 Lot
4. Stewards Addn to Conway Gard
ems.
Ole II. Stugard. ct Tx to Leo V.
Mathes. s2500.O0. w. ass &C OF e
1894 &C Of 5 25 &C of $50 &C of S.
$500 &C. Lott 100 acre tract.
Harry Sieel. ct ux. TO Louis Sig
el. 5 $4,000 90. Lot -. blk As. Capisal-
10.
James Wallace. et Tx TO c. r.
Borror. s29.623O0. 45.83 &C. farm
tract 81. West Tract.
Homer Rogers 20 Louis c. Wurtz
100000 Lots I. .. 25 and 26, blk 8.
Fairfield Place.
Edward Stanley ct Tx to Ruben
@. Gonzalez. $1,000. Lots IA and IS.
Blk. -. Pharr.
c. Nj. Foinn to M. j.. Jameson.
$1,000. N IL lot 5, blk AZ, Alamo
tract
c. NJ. Finn to NJ. j. Jameson.
$1,000. N. 90 lot 7 and S 40 Lot 8,
blk /. Young's Addn to McAllen.
H. B. O'Neill, Shf. to M. A. Rich
ards. $4,000. Blk. 135, Hall Fifield
tract.
A. Y. Baker. shf. to Security
Bldg. & Loan Assn. s2500.00 Lots 6
and z. blk H" wright's Adm u
Mission.
p. p. Doss. et ux 10 Mrs. Zula S.
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G ADVERTISEMENT

necessary to the operation or devel-
opment Of ports or waterways within
said district: all of which more fully
appears In a certain written state
ment filed by the said Brownsville
Navigation District OF Cameron
County, Texas, with the Judge o.
the County Court Of Cameron Coun-
ty, at Law. on the 25th day Of Oc-
tober. 1890, to which refe Nsnce is
here made. having heretofore duly
selected such time and place for
hearing as required by law, will
proceed to hear said parties and
said written statement, and to act
thereon in the manner required and
directed by law.
Witness our hands this the 18th
day Of October. 1880.
H. M. SHELTON
w. B. CLINT
j. II. BATSELL
Special Commissioners.
10-30-6-l3-20 At 1880
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THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the sheriff or any "oas able OF
Cameron county. greet. zig:
You are hereby commended 70
summon Mrs. Christine K~abitzke.
who is a nonresident 81 this state
and who is absent from this state.
to be and appear at 5ae mex. reg
ular term OF tho DistrrC- Court OF
Cameron County. Texas. 10 be held
at the court house thereof III the
city of Brownsville. on the tair'l
Monday IN December, 1890. being
the 18th day of December. 1880
then anc there to answer a petition
filed in said court on the Ind day Of
September. 1880, the file luinher Of
which suit is 1923. in which suit
State National Bank OF Browns
vile. Texas is plaintiff and Al
Parker Securities Company. a cor
po-ation. Gustav Kabitzke and
Mrs. Christine Kabitz,,e arc the
PENDANTS. the cause OF action being
alleged as fellows:
Suit on four promissory notcs
numbered 2. 3. 4, and 5. dated April
%, 1928, each in the sum OF S20767
due on or before two. three. four
ard five years from date respective
ly. payable 10 the order of < F
Harrison and D. Bernice Harrison.
bearing interest at the rate of six
per cent per annur,. interest pay
able annually. al past due prin-
cipal and interest to bear interest
at the rate Of ten per cent. p-cvid-
ing the usual ten per cent attor-
news fee and also accelerated mat
urity clauses. executed by Al Park
er Securities Company. hv a. r.
Parker. president. endorsed E. z.
Harrison. ID. Berricc Harrison. Sec
Ired BIZ a vendors lien retained in
the foc- cf the notes end also IT
the ICED from Z. r. Harrison ana
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
TO THE SHERIFF. OR ANY
co OF CAMERON

Vt
COUNTY. GREETING:
You r hereby commanded 10
summon Mrs. Christine Kabitzke
VINO IS a nonresident Of this State.
and who is absent from this State
70 be and appear at the next regular
term Of the District Court of
cameron County. Texas. 10 be held
az the court house thereof in the
City OF Brownsville on the third
Monday in December. 1880. being
the 18th day OF December. 1890.
then ard there to answer a petit
ton filed in said court on the End.
day Of September, 1880. the file
number OF which suit IS 1924. In
which suit State National Bank of
Brownsville, Texas Is plaintiff and
al Parker Securities Company. a
corporation. Gustav Kabitzke and
Mrs. Christine Kabitzke are def
endants. the cause OF action being
alleged as follows:
Suit on fouI prornissory notes
numbered 2. 3. 4 and 5. dated April
28, 1928, each in the sum of sl97. 81.
due on or before two. three, four
and five years from date respective
". payable to the order OF Z. +.
Harrison and d. Bernice Harrison.
bearing interest at the rate OF six
per cent per annum. interest pay
able annually, all past due principal
and interest TO bear interest at the
rate OF ten per cent. providing the
usual ten per cent attorneys fee
and also accelerated maturity
clauses. executed by AL Parker
Securities Company. by A. r. Parker
President, endorsed Z. r. Harrison,
ID. Bernice Harrison. secured BY a
vendors lien retained in the face
OF the notes and also in the deed
from z. F. Harrison and D. Bernice
Harrison to AL Parker Securities
Company on Block No. -, contain
ing 11.9l acres. Olmito Gardens
Tract No. 3. located within Cameron
County. Water Control & improve
ment District No. s. Cameron Coun-
ty. Texas. In Share No. Is, Espiritu
Santo Grant. in Cameron County.
Texas. according to a subdivision
made BY E. +. Harrison. as same
appears in Volume 8 on page II OF
Cameron County Map Records,
which notes and the lien securing
same were transferred and assigned
by E. F. Harrison and D. Bernice
Harrison TO plaintiff by written
transfer and assignment duly re-
corded IN the office OF the county
clerk of Cameron County. Texas.
Plaintiff alleges that the annual
interest on said notes was past due
and unpaid at the date OF filling
said suit. and also that Note No. 2
was past due and unpaid. and that
plaintiff had exercised its option OF
declaring all Of said notes due and
payable and has contracted with III.
L. Yates. the attorney bringing the
suit TO pay 70 him the ten per cent
attorneys fees. provided in said
notes. and alleges that same is a
customary and reasonable fee. and
asks for foreclosure OF the lien
against the above described proper
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-13

Meares. $1,000 w 10 &C. Of s 20 &C
farm tract ITS. West tract.
Roy Dreibelbis to l.. r. Bell Dew.
Co. $1,000. w. 8.28 &C lot II, blk
6. Porcion II and u.
II. IverSon, ct ux to Margaret
Maria Hall. 100000 Und. l-2 int.
S 20 &C. farm tract l9l, West trav.
and N. 1861 &C. Farm tract 1872.
West tract.
Joseph Peterson. ct ux to William
F. Peterson. $1,000. Und IL int.
N IL lot II, blk II, Alamo tract.
G. H. Sanchez to Baltazar Ramos,
sT75.00 Lot II. blk 10, Pharr.
John II. Shary to E. A. Engel.
100000 N 10 &C. lot 54-2, West
Adm to Sharyland.
Geo. Samuel Trimble, et TX to
Jas. Stuart Trimble loo. Faro tract
436 west tract.
". l.. Reyna ct ux to Thomas r.
Patrick. $4,000 Lot /, blk 32l, Ed
inburg.
Ernesto L~angrance, ct ux to An
tonic Villegas. s25o.oo. otL S. blk /.
Pharr.
j. c. Engelman. Jr., to w. D.
Matheson, ct TX. s1.00. 10 &C. w Of
E 10 &C OF N IS &C lot 2, sec. 259.
Tex. Mex.
j. c. Eneclman. Jr., to F. H.
Bossee. ct Tx sl3,718.85 < 1877 &C
OF S. 1888 &C. lot 26. sec. 81. Mo.
Tex.
A. r Baker. Const In I 7 Mil
linax. $500 96 lots 8. 9. 10 and N 1-2
blk /, MacLean's Redland Vineyard
Dew. Of Mullinax Addn.
J. F. Colson. ct Tx to E. Maltby.
sl5.0000.00 Lot 6. blk "a, McAllen.
T. w. Carter, ct Tx to Rio Grande
Fruit and Land Co. Lot %, S Sc 90
&C. lot 10, s. 500 &C lot 20, N So %
&C lot 81, So 1-3 &C lot % part lot
"a. 23.14 &C. lot 81. and SO 1-3 &C
tOr TX oil Feet BATAVIA c,thI
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
$500, 000. O0-City of Port Isabel.
Texas. Street. park, sewerage.
sidewalk and curb. city hall and

The Mayor and City Commission
Of Pert Isabel, Texas. will receive
and open sealed bids November 18th
1880. at 3 p. m. on s65. 10000 S 49,
Street Bonds. denomination s l.000.-
90, maturing serially from 1899 TO
ls45 inclusive; SIS. o 100 5A% Park
Bonds, denomination 81 100000 mat
uring serially from 1891 to 1888 in
elusive; s48.500!00 5h% Sewerage
Bonds. denomination 100000 ex-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-13

Valued at $4,000. a British
Guiana stamp recently exhibited
in Boston is regarded as the cost
lest square inch Of paper in the
world. II was printed in 1856.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-13
THE 4 OF TEXAS

To TIE SHERIFF OR ANY
CONSTABLE OF CAMERON
COUNTY GPEEFTING.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, July IL
UN.S0 Vivian Duncan, the
taller of the sisters of Topsy and
Eva fame, today from her hospital
cot indicated that she would not
forgive as long as she could not
forget anc expected to appear in
court tomorrow against Rex Lease
motion picture actor, on charges
Of battery growing out Of a
weekend fight.
So long as she suffers from a
badly swollen face, a knee swollen
to twice it's natural size and
many black and blue marks as
the result of a fistic encounter
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
SHERRY IS
GONE, | HELD

While formal charges of house
breaking we're lodged against
John Smith, colored, %, in con-
nection with the recent looting
of old residences in the George
town section, police discovered
another house had been broken
into and 20 bottles Of mellow
port and sherry wine, in black,
dust covered bottles were among
the articles stolen.
Smith, according to police, was
discovered in q house in the
400 block of Twenty-ninth st.
I. W., early Sunday morning
shortly after reports of other
house ransackings in the section
were received
Louis Pennington yesterday re-
ported to police that his home
in the 800 block of @ st. N.
W., was ranSacked during his
absence. He found that the 20
bottles of wine in addition 10
$3.50 in house articles were stolen.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
Alexandria Police
Seek MISSING Woman

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July IL
The local police have been asked
to conduct a search for Dorothy
Lampkin. who they said disap-
peared from her home early Mon.
day morning. Her father, Paul
Curtis, is in California.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11
"Topsy -" Black and Blue,
Won't ForgiUe Sock

with Lease that threw the Malibu
Beach film colony into flutter,
she cannot forget. friends pointed
out.
Leases hearing on battery
charges is scheduled for 10 q. m
tomorrow. In the meantime, Miss
Duncan's hospital suite has been
made more cheerful by a large
bouquet of flowers bearing Leases
card.
The Washington times., 1930-07-11

Many pleasant weekend trips can be
planned after yuu become u car owner
and whx not when so many
GOOD RecOndftIOned Automobiles are
offered for sale ~ economical prices
In tOday's Classified Ads
The Washington times., 1930-07-11

Twenty-One days left to file your
Personal Tax Return. Army and
Naval Officers should inquire at
District Building as to their tax
able status.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-04

$50 q
Iq1kaX{5 FAHf@S
e4H7tYjee G E BAL 7FQAH

HnHOtUO ~ ak the captain q the ta4he podce - -
10 - sSeeds be eeuld tell yQa almost sxastly 49,
many nsn md women viii b. injured the ssssss o.
What hour q the day lie probability q accident creates.
saw only recently IN medical magazine study Of shs
nxurss for tie eiy d New York Tbs earynssrnng hs
comparatively ssie the light good 70 hoS@ ho+s; nae
kafc s not 20 ds@s. Gradually through the morning III
etcidenta isessssss ae atternoo9 the hgTes moo
asyuagxyun IN the late afternoon. between Sve 0eoeo
tnd six, the highest point 10 reached. -
That h the hour OF criss-whsn The days Test -
add men turn away from the benches and their dss M
critical hour the experts call IT. and thsy have named we
jor that hour Fats plays hard tricks with the bodies ana u
souls of men. 49,
often wonder about H. when at In my Office On III
fifteenth floor and watch the lights going out one after anosn
in the Office buildings opposite Every light snapped ~
means desk pulled down, and man starting away ron ~
work What thoughts Ia his mind as he turns up ~
overcoat collar and steps into the street!
Are there children and waiting tor him. some
where in the suburbs? faithful little woman taking off The
babv shoes and saving every time the whistle Of train
heard: "Do YOU think that Daddy is on that trainr
Is this the picture that is in his mind at the critical hour
o. he eephoned that he lis kept downtown by business
and won't be out until late?
the twilight that draws Its ven across MS WORK Itc
The higher than the level OF the days occupatonf w
does sink his thoughts lower to meaner occupations and
baser joys?
It seems to me if were hiring man. should like very
much to know what thoughts in his mind in that critical
hour should like know whether, If could look into
his SOUL through window, the would stand straight
with pride that scrutiny, blush with embarrassment
In the whirl of the business day, when the routine OF
things carries us along tend to be good deal alike in our
mental processes We interesting then But the
clock strikes five thirty, and longer clerks
or plumbers iionares but thoughts set tree
What do we think Of them the critical hour between five
and six huying away from worlthe hour
when the gs glazing and outside our souls and Ina the
accidents occur!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-04

jeanette Booker, Adelaide King
Marjorie Sircus, Evelyn King, Grace
Peyton, Grace Scott, Dorcas Camp
bell, Julia Conley, Louise Tlnsley
and Garnet Ramsey.
The young men were: Josep
Forester, James B. ,Cephas, Walker
Quarles, Anthony lBinga, Georg
Peterson, Eugene Jones, Harold
Jordan, Everett C. White, B. A
Cephas, Jr., and Paul D. Morton.
The first prize was won by Josepi
Forester. Guest prizes were give
Misses Grace Scott. Charlotte an'
Rozalia Mahood.
Misses Annie and Garnet Ramse,
of East Leigh Street, entertained
5 o'clock, December Slst, at ca
party in honor of their cousin, Mi
Rozalia Manhood, o. New York.
Those who played were: Miss
Marjorie Sircus, Grace Peyton, Ro
Sully, Evelyn and Adelaide Kin
jeanette Booker. Ethel Peterso
Catherine Norrell, Aline Norre
Daphne Lee, Grace Scott, Nina Ha
ris, Rozalia Mahood.
Others playing were: B. A. Cephs
Jr., James Cephas, George Peterso
Anthony Binga, Perry, Harol
James, joseph Forester, Christoph'
Foster, NorveH C0ot5 Everett {
White, Paul D. Morton, David Ale,
ander, John Flemning and Davi
Gilpin.
Hiss Grace teyton and Everett,
C. White won the first prize, a
Miss Rozalia Mahood the CUES
prize.
Mrs. Rosa Calvin was hostess to
card party on December 31st at
o'clock in honor of Miss Grace SEQ
and GAIL For Fun" Club.
Those who attended were: Mise
Grace Scott, Blanche Coles, Gwer
dola Brown, Rosa Meade, Ella Hud
son, Jean Pace, Beatrice Nelson, o.
Chicago; Irma Ferguson, Lucy
Chiles, Bertha Deans, of Mont
gomery, W. Va; Helen Hudson
Naomi Barrett, Maine Briggs, OF
New York; and Marion Candy, OF
Petersburg, Va.
Among the young married SET
were: Mines. Grace Greene, Rosa
Knox, Thslma Taylor, Louise Brown
Minnie Reid, Juette Graer, Esterline
Kenny, Lucretia Jordan, Eth
Baker, Mary Price, Carrie Deans
Matte Hayes, Ruth Tinsley, Mildred
Pettis, jamie Scott, Lucy Hayes
Pansy James, Consuella Archer
Betty Candy, of Petersburg, Va,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-04

were entertained at New Years
eve party given at the residence of
Miss Hattie Whitehead, on Twenty
ninth Street.
Assisting Miss Whitehead, who was
hostess, were: Misses Mary and
Lucille Williams and Elayne Light
ner. Among the out-of-town guests
were: Misses Marion Candy, Bernar-
dine Smith, Corinne Brown and
Prestly Cumber.
Mrs. Matte Dawson Hayes gave a
card party on December 30th at 5
o'clock in honor of Miss Grace H.
Scott.
Mrs. Hayes had as her guests:
Misses Grace Scott, Grace Peyton, of
Brooklyn, N. Y; Marjorie Sircus,
Rozalia Mahood, of New York;
Daphne Lee, Harriette Wilson, Rose
Sully, Bertha Deans, Of Montgomery,
w. Va; Jeanette Lay ton, L1edie
Sharks. Ada Thompson, nSrriette
u, HATH. Hayes, Annie ana
Carr. Ramsey, Helen Hudson, of
Flint, Mich; Irma Ferguson, Lillian
: Jackson and Nina Harris.
Other guests were: Mines. Louise
Brown, Inez Robinson, Mildred Pet
tbs, jamie Scott, Willie Dabney, Rosa
Calvin, Carrie Deans, Hazel Westray
and Minnie Reid.
Miss Bertha Deans won the first
prize; Miss Grace Peyton the second
prize, and Miss Grace Scott, the
guest prize.
Just Us Bridge Club entertained
at bridge luncheon on New Year S
Day at Loyings Tailoring School.
The guests were: Mesdames Mat
Greene, Bernice Sampson, Fannie
Cephas, Essie Ramsey, Hazel West
ray, Rose Walton, Gussis Thornton,
Josephine Taylor, Mime Ried, jamie
Hayes, Ruth Tinsley, Lille Porter
Smith, Frances Roane, Mary Eggle-
ston, Alverta Gilpin, Lillian Payne,
Clara Jackson, Druscilla Gilpin, Mat
tie Hayes, Rosa Calvin, Matte
Paige, Misses Ruth B. Hucles, of
NorfolkSss Va; Maude Mundin,
Beatrice Nelson and Bertha Deans.
Club Personnel: Mesdames Carrie
Lewis, Rebecca Peyton, Alice Bowser,
Raphael Harris, Ernestine Galloway,
Antoinette Ferguson, Leila Tenant,
Nan Gilpin.
Prizes won: Guest, Mrs. Green;
club, Raphael Harris.
Miss Nina NJ. Harris, of East
Leigh Street, was hostess at a card
party on Saturday, at noon, honor
ing Miss Grace H. Scott, and her
cousins, Misses Rozalia and Charlotte
Mahood, Of New York.
Those who played were:. Misses
Annie Ramsey, Rozalia Mahood,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-04
MOTORED TO WASHINGTON

Mrs. John Fleming, ST., Mr.. John
Fleming, Jr., Misses Ellen and Irma
Williams motored to Washingto-
Christmas Eve, where they were the
guests of Mrs. Fleming's sister and
brother-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. A. a.
Graham. Mrs. Lena Williams, OF
New York, was there also. Mr.. John
Fleming, ST., joined the party Sun
day. They motored back Sunday
bringing with them Mrs. Williams
(SOciety Notes continued
ON page fourl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-04

Modupe Paris, of Chicago, ILL.,, is
visiting Miss Florence Fields, of
West Clay Street. Mr.. Paris is
president-treasurer of the Royal
African Aboriginal Art and Music
Society, Inc. He has organized the
first complete Negro Symphony
Orchestra of fifty pieces, owned and
controlled by our race. He is
also the organizer of seventy-five
voice chorus and is preparing a
monster African concert to be given
in African costume by these musical
organizations at Orchestra Hall, the
largest auditorium in Chicago. This
program will consist of African
music and Negro Spirituals.
Further plans for the promotion of
this movement will be announced
in The Planet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-04
ASToRIA'S BENEFICIAL CLUB

January 1st, the Astoria Beneficial
Club gave a dance at Johnson's Audi
torium. The auditorium was deco
rated with silver tinsel and green and
red balloons. In the center of the
floor was a beautiful small flower
garden.
Invitations were issued to 400
guests.
The centerpieces on each table
were poinsetias and ferns. Covers
were laid for sixty guests.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17

ONE LONG BUGGY RIDE Ever since 1927, Patrick O'Mal- lev, San Francisco adventurer, has been travelling via horse and buggy. He has visited practical ly every state in the union, cover ing more than 20,000 miles. O'Malley never drives more than
 15 miles a day and has as a com panion, Bobo, a mongrel dog. He is shown, above, in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17

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