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Thirty-Two Boys Start
Play in Times Tourney
for City Golf Crown
Consolation Flights Also Open; First and Second Round
Matches to Be Staged Today; CarlStedt Retains =
Meda|ist HonorS With "a.
RY DICK MILLER

Qualifying play thirty the preliminary round
golf today
the Riverside municipal links for the city schooboy title Examinations
will continue through Saturday.
youths including thrtynre school students
addition championship figh trttwo
fight
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATToNAL LEAGUE
Semi-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Notes

81. Philip BOYS club will practice this
evening at BYookside IN preparation lor
their double header sngasement with il,, or
Weilman will toll on the mound IN the
opener and Bob speed Simon VIII nut ilI
fhe nfahtcap. OConnor. who IS leaolng
the league In hitting with 700; may not
play Sunday due to an injured "rls'.
rrd;sr.nolis BLACK sox. Negro club. will
oupcss Csrmel Reserves again Sunday;
All Soy PLAYERS are requested to attend
pf prs Friday a. Douglas park: Soy
w VSss ga HosSrook street.
wyandoss A. G. trounesd Indianapolis
Medical Glass. 10 to Sunday. Heavy
hifsinS BY wyandotts featured. wyandotts
g siS. i'''ns'0n -'0''
indianapolis Twiiights desire a game for
Sunday with 8 city club with emit
Gail Ii. 1881 before $50. ask for Mack
indianapolis Cubs viii play srookside
A. A. at Brookside No next S1noay aI
D m. leadership IN the municipal
League viii be at stake.
baltimore and Ohio club will play In
disnspos Drop EoTss satrr Es1or r. sTpok
Inaianapolis o5sys VI, n. meet F EEasl
P Poiiorin Ss PLAYERS sy expecting to 50 %
sheievviiie SUNDAY are requested TO- at
tend De Moss. Van. Asau, Leslie. Lott.
NIhi-er Farmer Albrecht, Hazelwooo.
McEivane and Byers
Assumption A. C. viii encounter CUES;
ton Marks Sunday at GARFIELD No. l. AL
Assumption players are requested % AZ.
tend 4 special practice session Friday 81
Rhodius No. ]. wernsing and Anne, take
notice.
St. PatrickS H n. S. will oppose RiFer-
side Olympics Sunday At RIVERSIDE NO. !
stsp m Saints have added Mcfflls and
Rose 70 thein lineup. Saints viii meet
Prkdav night y the club ROOMS At p. m
Al players attend.
Majestic Radios will meet Lorgaeres
Saturday afternoon st Brooksioe NO.
At p. n.
Dady A. c. viii tsnEle with Keystenes
paugh. former I. U. star. viii be on the
Dady mound. opposed b. Dasia or Bailey;
a. q has 4 few open dates in July and
AUGUST state teams write Basil Flint,
1o7s Oliver avenue or call Be. 1880
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oNIEL SCORES K. O.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-
Louie O'Neil, San Francisco welter-
weight. knocked out Johnny Man
mis-. also Of San Francisco, in the
third round here Wednesday.
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Williams Expects Jack
to Be Same Emotional
Boxer in Title Battle
TeIeuram Sports Editor viii Quit Hospital to See What
Is Called World Championship Fight: Makes
Light of Makes New Punch.
BY JOE WILLIAMS
New York Telegram Spor.s Editor

NEW YORK June good would be for the best
spell going up TO the YANKEE
stadium watch couple Of heaVyWeghs ngnt M "t Is
jocularly championship
Sharkey Schmeng VIII
those bristng oraw that
decade note that most OF
boys predicting Knockout where there Is
Incl eisr allu drana of a
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Schaaf Wins
Over Tommy

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, June I'm a
battle furioUsly and bitterly waged,
21-year-old Ernie Scllaaf of Bos-
ton, scored an impressive fighting
victory over Tommy Loughran, re-
tired light heavyweight champion
in ten rounds here Wednesday
night. ending the battle of dis
putes" which arose from two pre-
vious bouts, in which each won a
decision.
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Mike Cvengro has been on the sick
list with tonsilitfs and Manager
Corriden is in a bad way for reserve
talent.
DUZZ WETZEI,, scout for Cleve-
ID land, has been gazing at Wash
ington park games and it's a good
guess he is sizing up Rabbit
Warstler. The Tribe shortstop had
another big day Wednesday and
despite the wild exhibition accepted
six putouts and eight assists and
figured in three double plays. The
miscue against him was caused
mainly by the wet ball and was on a
cannon ball throw by Monahan.
Don't be surprised to see Warstler
sold to Cleveland for cash and
players.
Fates were against StreIecki. Brewer
starting pitcher. Wednesday. In the Sec
ond inning he was fiattened when struck
on the left ankle by a violent drive by
Sprinz. After first aid treatment Sire
lecki resumed operations and the next hit
ter, Biankenship. bounced a single off the
hurler's shoulder. Thereupon Strelecki
went to pieces and uncorked two wild
pitches before being relieved.
= u
Koeneckes home run in the eighth of
Southpaw Stiely was line drive against
the right field fence. Connolly's homer
in the first round was to the right field
fence west of the score board.
DITCHER STIELY walloped a
L homer in the third with two
mates on base. 1t was a drive to
deep left center and took one tow
ering hop over the low fence. Hoff-
man nearly pulled down Beonet's
triple in the third after long run,
the ball barely escaping him near
the left center barrier.
II
After Lee Daney settled down he twirIed
good ball and BANKED the visitors in the
five stanzas. 1t was bright piece of
pitching in the rain and the former
Three-I Lacquer contributed single and
double to the Tribe attack.
= 4
Women and children will be admitted
free to the Friday night game with Kan
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RACE SHOPS WEAyER

OAKLAND, Cal, June 12.-Two
hard rights TO the chin gave Max
Haer. Iivermore tCaD heavyweight.
knockout win over Buck Weaver
III the first minute here wednesday.
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ROBINS GET COLLEGIAN

Catcher Al Kimbrell of the Ogle-
thorpe university team turned in his
uniform, and announced that he
had signed contract with the
BROOKLYN Robins.
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PIRATES SELL CATCHER

BIZ Times Special
PITTSBURGH. June 12.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates have sold Charles
Hargreaves. veteran catcher, out
right to Buffalo of the International
League.
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BIG FOUR A. A.. ENTERS
Replaces Hayes Body in CONNER
cial Baseball League.

Big -Four A. A. of Indianapolis Is
replacing Hayes Body in the Com
mercial League and will play the
first loop contest Saturday against
Pennsylvania r. r. nine at Pennsy
park at p. m.
Other teams in the league are Fit.
Harrison and Southport. Hayes
Body withdrew.
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Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis $500. 600 o04 go 8 o
Benton and Griffin 4o o alo Ego wvi 80
r. Miller. F. Miller and Dixon.
st. Paul ......... 400 coo ooo-4 1
Belts and Fenner: Scott. McOuillan. tate
and E. Smith. Henline.
kSHs sa;ue City a.. coz GOO 300 10
MaIey and Angley: Penner and Thomp
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati -......... eco ooo oIo-l Q
KoiD, Rixcyi and sukefoTth; wan Vance and
Deberry.
New York -. - loo Iii Ssx- 3 Is 3
Meme. Jones and Bool: Hubben aad Ho-
gan.
Phiiadeiphia cog cog S SoS do boz
Root and Hartnett; collsrd. Nichols and
McCurdy.
(St. Louis at Boston. rsin.l
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago -. 0S0 coo Oio-i 9
Hadley. Braxton and Spencer: Henry and
Grouse.
New York .......... Goa 100 21o-7 9 l
Carroll. Gomez. Mcsvov. johnson and
Dickey: soTrel. Uhle AID HarGrave.
Philadelphia ........ 900 ooI DOL 2 10 3
Grove. shores and cochrane; Hudlin.
Boston at st. Louis. wet grounds.
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All that know about this one Is
what I have read in the newspapers,
and I have read nothing that has
moved me to change my estimate OF
either Of the self-avowed young saw
ages. still think Sharkey Is an in
and-outer with all the dependability
Of a card board airplane, and chat
Herr Schmeling is still guess.
Sharkey Unrestrained
I place no credence on the train
ing camp gibberish that Sharkey is
a changed personality. that ne has
mastered his emotions and that the
presence of any crisis in tonight's
bout will find him in full command
Of his nerves and judgment.
To begin with, Sharkey is consti-
tutionally a clustering, Unrestrained,
primitive type. This type generally
SHES and bucks at such subtle men
tai collaterals as concentration,
poise and forbearance. From the
start, Sharkey has been ruled by his
strange moods. Against Scott few
months ego, in his most recent fight,
I didn't notice that he had changed
any. The chances are he hasn't.
Herr Schmeling is supposed to
have discovered a new punch. II
this is so, he is indeed a remark
able young German. The game has
produced some fairly expert fight
ers in the last thirty years, but
somehow all of them managed to
get along on the established rou-
tine of rights and lefts.
Max's Left Hook
You are also told that Make has
perfected left hook, which Is some
thing he did not have on the &C.
casion Of his last American appear
ance. This is interesting, too. Cen
orally when fighter is not natu-
raj left hooker it takes him long
time to develop one. Dempsey was
three years learning what it was
all about, and his mastery Of the
weapon came only after Kearns tied
his right behind him and made him
operate solely with his left.
Of course, it may be that the
young man from the Rhine is real
ly an extraordinary person. Ger
tainly he seems to have had extra
ordinary luck in getting where he
is. From the standpoint of class he
has whipped only two fighters,
Risko and Pauline, and yet tonight
he fights for what the boxing COM
mission has good naturedly desig-
mated as a world championship.
And should he happen to win
there will Immediately spring up
about him legend of world domi-
nation and invincibility. He will
be the world champion, the greatest
fighter under the skies, militant
mixture in silk panties of AleXan-
der, Napoleon and Ivan the Ter
rible.
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Brewer Series Finale
ON Tonight; Blues Are
Next on Indian Card
Hectic Game of Wednesday Goes to Home Nine During
Battle of Base Hits and Errors; Three
Players Injured.
Players Injured.

Playing the Wednesday afternoon Indians and
finally ended hos after the double
check after dizzy scoring 10
by wild rallies and
es BaThart and Fegau of the besmen and seece Of Mil
and of the athletes when the Wednesday night
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Baseball Calendar
Today'S Games
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee at INDIANAPOLIS (nigh
yame).
Minneapolis at Columbus.
st. Paul at Toledo.
Kansas City at Louisville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis
New YORK at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ST. Louis at Boston. postponed; rain.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Breezy Tribe Chatter
by EDDIE ASH

VXTHEN Barnhart had trouble
w with Gerken's drive in the
fourth Wednesday, the veteran Tribe
outf1elder gave the signal Of distress,
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Major Leaders
LEADING BATsMEN
CHAMP TURNS PRO

BIZ Tinted Press
CHICAGO. June u. - Benny
Goldblatt, amateur champion of the
middlewest. tonight viii enter the
professional ranks as an opponent
for SoIly Bukelsy, in the lightweight
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Times Scores Wednesday

damaged plans school beg golfers to take part
the fifth Indianapolis Times tournament Wednesday which
required their ghteenhoe qualifying round before the dead
failed fftyseven The total
quaers reached 2 greatly OF the 1929 record
IF
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CLEVELAND TRIES WRIGHT

Shortstop Harry Wright of the
University Of Washington team has
zen signed for q trial by the Cleve-
rs Indians.
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How Rivals
Stack Up

BIZ Tuitcd Press
NEW YORK, June 12.-HoW Jack
Sharkey and Max Schmeling shape
up for tonight's battle:
lack Sharkey Max SchmeIing
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Key to the initials following the names:
-{T) Technical high school. (C) Cathedral.
@ ShOFs TE, IND Manual sW WASH a.
Arc, (SAl st. Anthony. Grade schools are
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sas city. The Blue series calls for single
tilts Friday night and Saturday night aud
a double-header Sunday afternoon.
An American Association deal OF interest
was transacted Wednesday night between
Columbus and Minneapolis. Elmer Voter.
third sacker. and Elmer Smith. outflelder.
we're to Join the Senators today and Bernie
Neis, outfelder, was to don a Miller uni
form
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WEDNESDAYS RESULTS

Billy Reed Jr. 81 18Th. Kelley Isl. -. SO
M. Hickman (S) 79lFrank Snyder Isl 90
r. David Isl. -. 9GIC. Whitcomb (44) .119
r. Kiethley $50. 88lA. Stergan (HTl 104
Lewis Grant Isl 100 John Barrett (CD. 81
r. Lippincott IT 95!E. Hubbard (W). SO
K. Golden Isl LOB Bob Hoag (JAl -. SO
E. Cunnifleld IT E. Dockter (C) -. 80
j. Cooper (43D ..116lW. Dickerson Isl "
&. Hess (75) 49,. e2IC Dilehay (8l -. 98
B. williams TT sol Bob Huber (SJ... 90
c. Stevenson tn sol z. Hornbeck ISL. 81
Paul Koehl CO... 93l vince Cannon (C) SO
Ernest Ameter IT. go Ralph lilies Isl -. go
L. Heinlein (HT) Sc Charles Lloyd Isl 96
J. Sullivan co. 83l.J. Rarda'le~tvVl .1HS
j. Woerner $50 ITO E. Wilson (S)... 80
Shaughnessy (CI, ga L. Wilson ts5t. 1vs
Carl Hohl CO... IS Jerry Shine CO... SO
E. Beeson mi :. IS S. johnson 81. 90
J; Sweeney &C.; 81 James Long lSA) .101
?. Lindenborg 81 95F Williams $50. =. So
WithdraWals-Frank Constable (4D. Bill
Donaldson TT, James knight (Tl Steve
Bait (ETl.
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Boxing Shows Tonight
AT BROAD RIPPLE

Eight Rounds-Paul Farmer VS.. Johnny
Fagg.
Six Rounds-Billy Meyers VS.. Freddie
Frost.
Six Rounds-Dick Porter VS. Ray Bredell
Four Rounds-Ray Cullivan VS.. Kid
Grady.
First bout at $50. Sharkey-Schmelin
returns will be announced.
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AT RIVERSIDE PARK

| AT RIVERSIDE PARK
Eight Rounds-Willard Brown vs. Mickey
| O'Hara.
Eight Rounds-scotty Scotch VS.. KID
Woods.
| Six RoundS-Jess M'Murtry VS.. Onie
| Gahime~,
| Six Rounds-Red Yeager VS.. Red Myers
Six Rounds-Roy Woods VS.. Willie zap.
| First bout at $3.50. Sharkey- Schmeling
returns will be announced.
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AssurnptIon A. c. will encounter Ques-
ton Klsrks sunday at Garfield No. I. All
Assumption players are requested 70 at
tend 4 special practice session Friday 81
Rhodius No. ]. WernSiag ana Anne, take
notice
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Majestic Radios will meet Loreseres
At p. n.
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St. Patricks H. N. S. will oppose River.
afsp. m. Saints have added Mcfnlls and
Rose 20 theiS lineup. Saints viii meet
Pwkdav night y tire club ROOMS At p. M
An rleyers attend.
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baltimore and Ohio club will play IN
disnapoiis Drop Forge Saturday ct Brook
side No. 2 All railroaders report early.
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Indianapolis Cubs will play 5rookside
A A. Al Brookside No. next Sunday at
d m. leadership in the Municipal
Ieague viii be at stake.
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indianapolis Twilights desire game Tor
Sunday vith CITY club with q permit.
cal III. 1881 before $50. ask for Mack
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Wyandott A. G. trounceo inoianspons
Medical Glass. 10 to sunday Heavy
play frvfnston Trojans Sunday at Irwin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12

PARTY OCCASION

Master Chas. Fortson Jr.. enter
tanned a group Of his friends Thurs
day afternoon at the home of his
parents, the occasion being his
seventh birthday.
Pink and white were used as a
color scheme and attractively en-
ployed in the floral decorations and
in the decoration Of the birthday
cake which was topped with seven
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I'M SOCIETY CROEs--AC COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN s=

incoming officers which was at
tended by a large proportion Of the
membership. Mrs. r. B. Curry. re-
firing Worthy Matron. and Mrs. O
En- Jones conducted the ceremo.
MES.
Mrs. Lois Weber was installed as
Worthy Matron; Mrs. A. G. Oyler.
Associate Patron; Mrs. Mona Mar
tin, conductreSS; Mrs. A. j. Bolsins.
associate conductreSs; Mrs. Ed r.
Smith. secretary; Miss Nora Saner.
treasurer; Mrs. Julia Gannaway,
marshall and Mrs. Mary Jones.
pianist. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Dahn-
kers were installed as sentinel and
warden respectively.
The following were presented
with star points: Mrs. McHenry,
Adah; Mrs. Gladys Clossner. Esther:
Miss Lila Dyer. Ruth: Mrs. "A. M.
Casberg. Martha.
The members then presented
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AUXILIARY


The anniversary Of the national
Presbyterian Church Auxiliary was
celebrated by Edinburg Presbyte-
rians Wednesday evsning at the
church. The principal feature Of the
entertainment was a ministerial re-
lief pageant in which MeSdames
Ed. r. Smith. A. M. LaFever. r. w.
Rentz, j. z. Berry and Cooper
Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith. Miss
Dorothy Rentz and Master Gene
Stephens portrayed the several
parts.
Preceding the pageant the devo-
tional was given by Rev. r. +. Por-
terrified. and Mesdames Cooper
Smith, r. w. Rentz and Miss Belle
Boynton were presented with their
Sunday school training credits TO
apply on the final certificate. Mrs.
j. J. Clossner gave an interesting
history Of the Auxiliary and a
musical number was rendered by
Miss Esther Penty.
Each member. In accordance with
the national auxiliary custom. ron
tributed a number of pennies equiv
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their homes.
Tables were arranged in the no.
tel dining room. Each had a vase
Of red rossbuds as centerpiece. and
places were marked by feather
motif cards and carved ivory letter
openers. An especially enjoyable
feature Of entertainment for out
of-Valley visitors was selections by
the Marimoa band of Matamoros.
both musical and vocal. The Pa
checo sisters presented q Spanish
dance in costume. accompanied at
the piano by Miss Aurora Ortiz.
Miss Julia O'Brien presided. The
speaker, Miss MCClench. was intro
sdEuced by Miss Daisy Leake. second
g7ational vi~ce-president. Miss Nc
Clench's subject was Our Broad
ening Horizon" Her interpreta-
ton Of activities OF Business and
Professional Women's clubs outlined
some Of the main projects in which
they are engaged She mentioned
school loan funds, vocational
guidance. research. business wo-
mems surveys, legislation. and the
proposed international organization
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Mrs. Curry with a past matron pin
in token OF her services and q hand
kerchief shower was given In her
honor. Andrew Martin and Mrs ~
q. finland. ST., were also presented
with tokens or appreciation OF their
untiring work in the organization.
A social hour and servi.-- Of re-
freshments followed.
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METHODIST
HOLD MEETINGS

The Methodist circles met Tues
day in separate sessions for the
study Of the book Studies in Pro-
phecy". Mrs. Elmo Bright was host
ess to the Harmony circle. with six
members present. Mrs. E. S. Hearne
led the devotional and Mrs. N. <.
Tuell conducted the circle lesson.
An ice course was served.
The Sunshine members met az
the home Of Mrs. Marshall Neil
henney. the devotionals and the
study lesson being given in combi-
nation by the hostess and Mrs. z
NJ. Everitt. The Belle Bennett circle
met at the church with Mrs. w. p.
Smith and Mrs. L. D. Beverley con-
Quoting the study topics.
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Guests Entertained
In Bogus Home

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bogus are en-
t%ertaining a party Of house guests
this week. including three sisters Of
Mr.. B0Aus. They are Mrs. E. l..
Duensing and her husband from
South America, Mrs. Roy Fuqua Of
Tampico. Mexico, and Mrs. Kelton
MatlCck OF Corpus Christi.
Miss Evelyn Marshall o. Mission
is also their guest.
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HOUSE GUESTS ARE


Mrs. A. c. Statham gave a de-
lightful afternoon bridge party Fri
day afternoon IN honor of Mrs.
Clark Janson and Miss Grace Faye
Miles OF Mosheim. who are house
guests at the home Of their aunt,
Mrs. II. u. Miles.
Roses and daisies were profusely
used in the card and living rooms
and the bridge tables presented a
charming variety of gayly colored
score pads and TALES.
AT the games the hostess scored
high and presented the favors TO
the honorees, one of whom. Mrs.
Janson. also won the cut favor. with
Mrs. j. A. Keller making second
high score.
The hostess served a refreshment
course.
Those present we're Mesdames
Douglas Mackenzie, II. u. Miles. "A.
A. Nielsen. T.. r. Terry. George
Walton, 3. II. Hooks, l.. G. New
man. r. M. Edwards. j. A. Keller,
Fl. L. Montandon. Miss Estelle En-
merling and the honor guests.
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candles. An ice course was served
with the cake and a unique favor
was presented to each little guest.
Those present were Mary ana
Martha Epperson, Butcher Smith.
Annette ClosSner, Helen Walton,
Virginia Holt, Jane McIlhenney.
Jean McWhorter. Howard Jewell.
Ethel Baker, Drew Handley. Mary
Ann Barfield, Marilyn Potter. Mil
dred McHenry, Airline EDWARDS
Izora Tinker. Ernest and Pearl
Smith. Mary Lucille Haigh. James
Mcclellan. Lewis Brewer. Bonnie
Belle Osborne. Lois Brewster. Paul
inc Fortson and Charles Swallow
Of Pharr.
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Mrs. Howard Hostess
To Tust-SeW Club

Mrs. r. D. Howard entertained
members Of the Just-Sew club We'd
nesday afternoon at her home. The
living room was prettily decorated
with boquets Of daisies. Eight men,
berS and one guest, Mrs. Merri-
wether, were present. The hostess
served a dainty refreshment course.
The club is to meet next week
with Mrs. J. II. McVay.
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MRS ED BROWN


Mrs. Ed Brown was hostess 10
members OF the Hi-Lo Bridge club
Friday afternoon. Using a color
| daisies attractively arranged
scheme Of yellow and white. shasta
throughout the rooms created a
charming setting for the afternoon
OF bridge. Mrs. ri. II. Wood OF
Houston. house guest OF Mrs. Watt
Tinker. made the high score and
Mrs. c. S. Collier was awarded the
cut favor.
A light refreshment course was
served at the close a the games.
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BAPTIST CIRCLES
HOLD MEETING

Circles Of the Baptist church held
a general meeting at the church
parlors Tuesday afternoon with the
Lottie Moon Circle hostess. It was
decided that the circles would hold
a general meeting during the sum-
mer months in the church parlors
at $3.50 o'clock on all meeting dates.
Mrs. o. En- Jones led the devotion
al and after a brief business and
social hour an ice ours was serv-
ed. .
The Mary Layne Rural circle me-
Monday afternoon al the home OF
| Mrs. w. L.. Skinner. Mrs. Jones led
the mission study. the SUBJECT being
"All the world in All III. World"
and Mrs. Haddock led the devotion
al. Mrs. Haddock viii be the next
| hostess.