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popular. Intimate, human, and hi.
lariously amusing. the play is perfect
kin every respect for screen treatment
Radio Pictures, producers Of THE
Fall Guy" has backed the play with
Ia notable cast. Jack Muhall, star OF
scores Of successful screen comedies,
plays and title role. It is said the
part gives him the greatest character
iaztion he has ever portrayed.
A competent supporting cast in
cludes Mae Clark, clever feminine
lead Of big Time" and mix on
Danes" Ned Sparks. comedian Of
Street Girl" and Love Comes
Along" Pat O'Malley, featured in
"Alibi;" Tom johnson, the Dan Nc
Corn Of Broadway" fame on stage
and screen, Wynne Gibson and Ann
Brody.
"The Fall Guy" Is the humorous
tale of a w%hite-collar man who loses
his job and takes a fling at bootleg
ging to keep the home fires burning.
He is made a fall guy" for the gang
and the most humorous Of conplica-
tons develop.
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to the acre. Hogs should not be ex-
pected to keep the alfalfa grazed
closely, but the field should be moved
two or three times during the season
to keep it tender, palatable and rich
in protein.
There is q good way to identity
poison ivy-its leaves have three
leaflets, shiny and bright green.
Leaflets three, let It be" Is q good
motto for those who picnic to follow.
A well managed flock Of young hens
should average II eggs each during
July and IA eggs each during August.
Flocks which fall short of this aver
age need more thoro culling and bet
ter attention.
when We have nothing else to do,
We may be aye sticking in a tree-it
will be growing when ye're sleeping"
Sir Walter Scott.
For high quality hay and to main
tain the vigor Of the stand, expert
ments indicate that the most desir.
able time to cut alfalfa hay Is when,
one-tenth to one-half the plants are
In bloom.
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Farm Facts

Drugs added to the drinking water
will not kill lice and mites on poultry.
These insects are on the bodies Of the
birds and must be attacked from the
outside.
A well arranged kitchen saves time,
energy and shoe leather-all Of which
contribute to the health and happi-
ness of the entire family.
Four purebred dairy bulls were pur-
chased by. members of North Dakota
COW testing associations in May, the
monthly report issued from the Agri-
cultural college shows.
Improvement in the cold storage
butter situation Is reflected in the
reduction of stocks on June / to a
little less than twice the quantity in
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WOOL ASSEMBLING
HERE DUE JULY 1-5
A. R. Miesen Directing Growers
How to Deliver; Get is to
20 Cents Advance

Wool concentration, grading and
loading for the Missouri Slope will be-
gin here Tuesday, July l, A. r. Mic
sen, county agent and advisory secre-
tary Of the Slope pool, announced to-
day and will continue until July S.
It is expected that anywhere from
10 ITO 20 cars of clips may be shipped
out of here. The wool will be con-
signed to the federal wool marketing
corporation.
With shipment, advances Of Is to
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of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars in Bismarck Friday and Saturday. They
advocate general. Joseph Ak! A. Kitchen hen !, department commander: will preside
men, pensions, disqualification, the National Home for Widows and Orphans,
maintained by the V. +. W. at Eaton Rapids, Mich, World Peace, and
Home for Widows and Orphans. MI. Begin will represent H. N. Duff,
Lansing, Mich, commanderin-chief, and will speak N pending legislation
for the disabled, and on the work Of the national organization. Both Mr..
Dittrch and Mr. Begin will be here for both days of the meeting. It.
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and q three years run in all parts
Of the globe is the record hung up
by the successful play. Brilliantly
written by George Abbott and James
Gleason, two Of the nations greatest
playwrights, 'The Fall Guy" is the
type Of production which proves ever
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storage on the same date a year ago.
Butter stocks have been from two to
three times as great in recent months
as on corresponding dates q year ago.
Wild, homeless and stray dogs are
responsible for most of the cases Of
rabies in this country. The disease
is Oh the increase.
On a good stand Of alfalfa it is
best to run about 20 pigs or Z sows
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CAPITOL

One OF Broadway's greatest comedy
hits Of all time comes to the screen
OF the Capitol Theatre today when
1.-The Fall Guy" scintillating talking
picture adaptation Of the original
play, opens for a run Of three days.
Forty two weeks on Broadway
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Mercedes
AT CLUB MEETING

Stepping aside from the regular
routine OF meeting. the Mercedes
Music club held a most ENJOYABLE
entertainment on Monday night ct
the home of Mrs. Florence KaIb-
fleisch. the president, in honor OF
the husbands of the members OF
the club.
The order was reversed on this
occasion, the men furnishing the
numbers or the program.
The guests numbering about
fifty. we're greeted by Mrs. Kalb-
fleisch and Mrs. Kathryn Chadick,
who were hostesses for the occasion.
Mrs. Kslbfleisch spoke a few words
Of welcome and greeting. and in
troduced G.. K. Watson, master OF
ceremonies
The spirit OF the evenings en-
tertainment was brought TO a climax
when the women remained seated
and the men served a buffet sup
per. with j. j. Murray and G. K.
Watson presiding at beautifully
decorated table pouring tea and
coffee.
American Beauty roses. forming
q gorgeous centerpiece OF red, ac-
centuated the color scheme por-
trayed throughout the house. gain
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Lyford

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Archer had
as their guest Sunday. their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jud. G. Deyo and little daughter
Mary Marie of Mercedes.
Mrs. Cora Harris and mother who
Is visiting here from Eldorado
Springs. Mo, were in Harrington
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. r. G. Morris and
son, Billie and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
were guests Of friends in Point
Isabel Sunday.
The Woman's Missionary Society
met with Mrs. Howard Hagood
Monday. Rev. and Mrs. II. N. Day
Of Primera were present at the
meeting.
Messrs. J. II. Prator and S. l..
Seward were In Harlingen and La
Feria Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Keene and
children were guests of parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Anderson in Ed
couch Sunday.
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be Of interest to their Valley friends.
They are the parents Of w. w.
Ludwig Of this city and have visit
ed their son and family several
times and made many frieneds dur
ing their visits here.
MIR. and Mrs. Ludwig who have
lived at the same place since their
marriage fifty years ago celebrated
the happy occasion with q family
dinner; fifty = five YER present,
eleven being friends who were at
the wedding fifty years ago. They
are the parents OF five children
and have six grandchildren, who
were all present with the exception
Of Mr.. Ludwig and three children
OF Weslaco.
After the dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Ludwig were at home to their
friends who called during the after
noon and evening TO wish them
many more years Of happy married
life.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Robert Z. Bruce and little
son, Bobby, arrived Thursday from
st. Louis, Missouri for an extended
visit here with her sister, Mrs,
Harry Ratliff.
Mrs. r. z. Smith and daughter,
Miss Thelma Smith, were Wednes-
day luncheon guests in Mercedes
at the J. r. Barry home.
MI. and Mrs. j. l.. Compere Jr.
are soon to go to Temple where
Mr.. Compere will receive medical
treatment.
Morris Wilson who Is attending
military academy in San Antonio
spent the weekend here with his
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Mission Society
Continued on page Three

was hostess at an informal dinner
on Saturday evening at her home on
Oblate Avenue with Mrs. Rodgers
as guest Of honor.
On Monday Mesdames Vernon B.
Hill and B. NJ. Strong entertained
with a luncheon at the beautiful
new home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hill.
having as honor guests Mesdames
r. G. Rogers. Stanley Fleischscker,
Ella Agnew and j. Geo Brinkham,
Sr. A Valentine luncheon, which
was splendid in all its appointments
was served TO these visitors and their
hostesses. and Mesdames Heathe
May, Edward Oppenheimer. Geo.
Agnew and j. @. Brinkham Jr.
Mrs. Edgar v. Sprowl vas hostess
at an afternoon tea for MeSdames
Rodgers and Fleischacker on Mon
day afternoon Her home was de-
corated with pink and lavender, the
table having silver candlestickS,
holding the tapers which shed a soft
light throughout the large rooms.
Mrs. d. +. Strickland poured tea.
while MeSdames Oppenheimer and
Sprowl received with the honor
guests. MeSdames r. B. Sammons,
T. r. Burnett, K. p. Congdon, II. G.
JeffrieS, j. d. Moore and j. F. Ewers
concluded the guest list.
Mrs. T. B. Summons entertained
with an informal affair. including a
luncheon last Saturday. honoring
Mrs. Stanley Fleischacker of Louis
vile, KY, and Mrs. r. G. Rodgers,
of San Francisco. Cal, guests in
Mission homes. The Valentine mo-
tiff prevailed the tables being hand
somely decorated with the seasons
eunblems. The afternoon was spent
M Edinburg, where the hostess es-
oorted her guests to the Country
club. for an enjoyable time at the
musical tea given by the Edinburg
Music club.
PERSONALS
Mrs. r. c. Lowry has been spend
ing the past week IN Dallas, where
she went on a business trip. also
visiting MeSsrs and Mesdames r.
w. and O.. NJ. Lowry.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. Halstead were
in Kingsville Friday.
Mrs. r. c. Rodgers and her small
son left Wednesday for Fort Clark
where she will spend a few days with
her friends. Major and Mrs. II. w.
Hall, and from whence she will re-
turn 10 San Francisco. her home.
She has been spending several weeks
here visiting her parents. Nh. and
Mrs. Agee and her sister, Mrs.
Heathe May.
Mrs. Herbert Melch and the Misses
Helen Melch, Iris Volz and Helen
Duncan were in Edinburg Saturday
guests at the Country club at a
musical tea.
Carol Tanner and wife are here
from San Antonio visiting at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tanner and her sister, Mrs. J. (.
Walsh.
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Phone
Seven

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Monk Will
son, and grandparents, Judge and
Mrs. r. Z. Erwin.
Miss Kathrine Erwin and Miss
Marcella spent the weekend in
San Antonio.
Z. G. Brasher Is In Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monk Wilson and
baby left Wednesday for Akron,
Ohio where they viii make their
home.
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HOWZES
WITH BRIDGE


Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buell. o.
Silverton, former Mercedes resi-
dents. were guests of honor at q
pretty evenings entertainment their
hosts being Mr.. and Mrs. James
Houze at their home on South
Missouri Avenue.
The popular and prevailing VAL
entine motif vas in evidence in the
rooms where auction bridge proved
an interesting and ever welcome
diversion.
In the games Mrs. James AndeT-
son and Ralph Buell. made high
scores.
The guests included Messrs and
Mesdames Buell.. James Anderson.
Fred Bennett. W. w. DeCell. Lee
land Matthews and Fred Flynn Of
Harlingen.
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GUILD TO GIVE
PROGRAM

An interesting program has been
announced for the Saturday after
noon meeting Of the Hy-Shy-Ni
Guild which will meet at three
o'clock at the Christian church.
Miss Juanita Griffin will read the
Scripture: a duet will be given by
Miss Martha Williams and Miss
Elva Musick: a reading by Miss
nellie Mcclure; q talk. What Ben
efits IRE derived from Organizations
such as Hy-Shy-Ni" by Mrs. Bob
Hankel; and volunteer talks on,
What ! have obtained from this
Guild?"
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DELPHIAN STUDY
CLUB MEETS

The Delphian Study club spent
an enjoyable and a profitable az
ternoon at their last meeting, in
the home Of Mrs. II. E. Hager.
Mrs. L. Donnelly had charge OF
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TWO HOSTESSES
AT PARTY


Mrs. Brooks Buckelew and Miss
Alene Wren were hostesses at the
home of the former Tuesday eve
ming with a 3. Y. p. u. Valentine
party. The decorations were in
white and read and the Valentine
motif was used in pretty decora-
tons. After an evening OF pleasant
games a delicious salad course was
served.
Those enjoying this delightful
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Garrett jr.. Mrs. Glen S~chuepbach,
and Misses Frankie Thompson,
Thelma Gound. Alyeene Ault,
Lowell Taylor, Louise Black. Ruth
Shepherd, Sue Meek. Cora Wagers,
Ida Dow Avinger. and j. Y. Little,
Elmer Meek and the hostesses.
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.ENTERTAINS FOR
SCHOOL FACULTY
MEET IN HOMES

AL- AN AACatAG0
The Methodist Ladies Auxiliary
met in two circles on Tuesday after
noon after a period Of sometime,
meeting as a whole.
Circle No. One met at the home
of Mrs. II. t. Tidmore. Mrs. Oscar
Roman was elected chairman and
Mrs. NJ. II. Keen, reporter. Plans
were made for the coming years
work.
Circle No. Two met with Mrs.
Paul Ruckel. Mrs. L. Donnelly was
elected chairman and Mrs. Ruckell.
reporter.
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held
circle meetings on Tuesday afteS-
noon.
The Mary Circle met with Mrs.
j. w. Irby with Mrs. T. II. Pollard
leading the devotional. Mrs. Z. D.
Matthews read an interesting paper
on The Joys that are Set Before
Us IN the Homeland" Mrs. j. r.
Barry, Mrs. Margaret King and
Mrs. j. Schmutter gave talks on
Paying Investments"
The Martha Circle met with Mrs.
z. II. Gauch. The Bible study on
Acts, was completed at this time
with Mrs. E. B. Wilmer and Mrs.
j. N. Pace in charge Of the study.
The Ruth circle met with Mrs.
+. 0. Underhill. Mrs. w. w. De
Cell led the Bible study, assisted
by Mrs. John Rouse. Mrs. A. K.
Philips had charge OF the devotion
al.
Mrs. Grant Morrison was hostess
to the Baptist Auxiliary at her
home West OF Mercedes.
Mrs. j. NJ. Dew. led the devotion
al. An honored guest Of the after
noon was Mrs. j. M. Dawson OF
TT. Worth who made a talk on the
Greater Baylor Campaign" The
Auxiliary has pledged $500 toward
the new dormitory q. Baylor
college.
The Christian Auxiliary held an
industrial meeting at the home OF
Mrs. N. o. Jacobs.
The time was spent in sewing
for the Juliet Fowler orphanage at
Dallas.
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DORCAS CLASS
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Jas. W. Allbritten was host
ess Tuesday afternoon TO the reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Dor
cas- Sunday school class OF the Meth
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ed with red hearts, In honor OF the
approach Of st. Valentines Day.

ed with red hearts, In honor Of the
approach Of st. Valentines Day.
HONOR GUEST
AT LUNCHEON
Mrs. L. NJ. Hogsett OF Fort Worth.
member OF the National Board OF
Volunteer Workers in the south
west regional district Of the Y. w.
G. A. and a special representative
OF rural counties in this section,
was guest OF honor at a luncheon
Of beautiful appointments given
by Mrs James Shaw Wednesday at
her home when she entertained for
the local Y. w. c. A. board OF
which she is a chairman.
AS a Lincoln Day luncheon fea-
ture the ~centerpiece for the din
ing table vas a miniature log
cabin, around which grew red YER
benas. adding to a color scheme OF
red, white and bluS. Hand made
place cards, on which were tiny
red lighted candles, bore appro-
pirate verses which were read.
Mrs. Hogsett made a most in
spring talk along the lines OF the
Y. w. G. A. work and OF the splendid
things being accomplished through
the Girl Reserve work. She told OF
the possibilities Of broadening the
work IN the Valley, among many
other interesting things.
Miss Lillian Hooking, Vall.S
Girl Reserve secretary, and Mrs
Florence Hayes. president of the
Valley Y. w. G. A. organization.
both made talks.
Others present at this delightful
affair were MeSdames Kathryn
Chadick. H. E. Bennett. William
Coe, Alan Hvistendahl. j. z. Hay
mes. Henry Lauderdale. II. Hous-
man. Charles Hupp. Ralph FesSen-
den and II. c. McDermott.
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Weslaco
SOCIETY ANNOUNCES
PROGRAM

An interesting program has been
announced by Mrs. j. II. Couch for
the Baptist Missionary Society
which will meet at three o'clock
Monday afternoon at the homo OF
Mrs. r. L. Reeves with Mrs. Bob
Hankel as leader of the subject,
The Homeland-Our Heritage"
After the opening prayers and
hymn Mrs. w. L. Forbes will give
a welcome greeting to Mrs. D. H.
Truhitte. wife Of the new pastor,
and TO al new members. Mrs. Tru-
hitte will lead the devotional. Talks
will be made by Mrs. S. ". Bran
don, What America owes TO Chris
tan founders and pioneers: Mrs.
S. E. Potts. Southern Baptists as
home missionaries in evangelism,
schools. hospitals: Mrs. Dan Couch,
Recommendation from all the Boards
in regard TO the Work; Mrs. w. A.
Black, Stewardship" Miss nellie
Mcclure and Mrs. D. r. Maulden
will give a reading and little Miss
Betty Compere will also read.
There will be special music. All
the members Of the church and
their friends are invited to attend.
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DINNER PARTY
HOSTESSES

Beautiful in appointments and
charming in it's hospitality was
the five course dinner party given
for the senior class Of the Mer-
cedes high school on Monday night,
the hostesses being the women or
the Baptist church.
The lovely homo OF DR.. and Mrs.
T. w. Carter. north Of Mercedes,
was the setting for this enjoyable
affair. The home interior present.
ed a most attractive appearance,
the Valentine motif being chosen
for decorations. red hearts and
cupids predominating.
Partners for dinner were formed
with rhymed hearts. Centerpieces
for the table were baskets Of red
verbena. decorated with red hearts.
Mrs. Carter gave a few words Of
welcome 10 the seniors and John
Shaw. president of the senior class,
responded with words Of a~pprecia-
ton on the part Of his class.
Mrs. j. NJ. Dawson Of Waco, wife
OF a noted Baptist preacher. made
a splendid talk, her subject peing
Christian Education
Mrs. NJ. L. Dew Of South Car
DINA, a guest in the Carter home.
gave a clever and ap%preciative read
ing. Guests Of honor for the eve
ming were Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Dew,
the Rev. Ernest Baldwin, pastor OF
the local Baptist church. Superin-
tendent z. H. Poteet Of the Mer-
cedes schools. and Misses Amy
Cornish and Mary Narrod. mem
bers OF the high school faculty and
sponsors for the senior class.
Mrs. Carter was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. Grant Morrison
Mrs. Frank Avant and Misses Pris-
ella Wade, Della Walker. Bernice
Mckinney and Ruth Andrews.
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SURPRISE SHOWER
FOR MRS. LANE

Mrs. John B. Lane was most de-
lightfully complimented with a sur
prise shower Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Frank Rooster. Mrs. Seth Dun
can and Mrs. Everett Ballard at
the latter's home. A pink and white
color scheme was used for the pretty
decorations and this dainty color
scheme was used for the delicious
sweet course. the tally cards and
other accessories.
At the games OF bridge Mrs. John
Graves held first score and Mrs.
Robert Taylor. second. Many lovely
gifts were presented the honoree IN
a prettily decorated doll buggy by
petite baby Betty Boyd Mitchell.
Guests were Mesdames G. NJ.
O'Neal, O.. G. McRoberts. John
Graves. 3. A. Mitchell, Arthur Fl.
Ullrich, Robert Taylor. J. p. VIII
muth. A. J. Moore. Z. K. Ewing, c.
c. Mcconnell, Kiethly and sister,
Miss Anna Munger and the honoree
Mrs. Lane.
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In Society Circles A Complete Page for Valley Women S %s

the program which dealt with the
Spanish Drama"
Mesdames A. N. Brown, Jack
Ray, S. II. Collier and Hager each
gave talks on the subject.
ENTERTAINS FOR
SCHOOL FACULTY
A pretty Valentine bridge party,
recently had for hostess. Miss
Maurine Hvistendahl at her home
on Texas avenue, her guests being
members Of the Mercedes school
faculty.
In the games of bridge Miss Mary
Nell Hadden made high score and
Miss Lillian Moore scored low.
Those enjoying the evening were
Misses Mary Norrod. Grace Robin
son. Elizabeth Rogers, Louise CARL,
Lillian Moore, Amy Cornish. Ruth
Rollins, F1oreide Hooper. Merle
Malone. Fern Alfrey. Mildred Schu-
bert, Cymbaline Neal, Ophelia By
ars. Nell Hancock, Mary Nell Had
den and Mrs. Ed Perry.
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odist church with Mrs. II. Molby
and Mrs. r. J. Ship led the de-
votional and Mrs. w. A. McVicar,
the opening prayer.
Mrs. Molby conducted the bus
mess session. Mrs. 7. ". Lehman
was elected to take the presidents
office left vacant by the resignation
Of Mrs. Molby. During the social
hour Mrs. Lester read a beautiful
poem, do 1t Now" and Mrs. II.
A. Davis and Mrs. Lehman con-
Quoted a Bible contest. A delicious
salad course was served.
Mesdames G. 3. Kirgan, Darr Rat
lift, May Skupo Of Chicago, Ill. G.
A. Carbon of Cound City. Kans.
and I. T. Eby OF Pleasanton, Kans.
were guests Of the club.
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STUDY CLUB
To MEET

The Study club will meet for the
regular lesson on Mexico. February
10. at the home OF Mrs. L. w. Yates
with Mrs. VIM. Hughes as hostess.
The subject Of the afternoon study
will be The Career Of Santa Anna"
with Mrs. +. T. Hudson as leader.
Members taking part on program
will be Mrs. @. 3. Kirgan, Mrs,
G. II. Hoefer and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Askill.
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GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
The golden wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ludwig held
Wednesday. February S. at their
home in Mishawaka. Indiana. will
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EIGHT PRESENT
AT MEETING

EIGHT PRESENT
AT MEETING
The Second Timothy ais Prayer
Band met with Mrs. John Craw-
ford Tuesday morning with the
lesson On prayer. Mrs. Sid David
son was a guest. Eight members
were present.
Mrs. Jim K. Davidson will be
hostess next Tuesday morning.
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SOCIETY
MEETS

The members OF the women's
Missionary Society, Circle 2. OF the
Methodist church held their reg
ular meeting at the home OF Mrs.
j. G. Friday Monday afternoon.
Mrs. George Heefer was Bible study
leader. There were fifteen members
present and two guests.
Circle 2 will meet with Mrs. r.
w. Glass February IL for a social
meeting.
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MANY ATTEND
CLUB DANCE

CLUB DANCE
A delightful evening was enjoy
ed by a large attendance at the
dance given Wednesday evening,
February II at the Cortez hotel by
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club Of Weslaco. The club
sponsored the dance to raise funds
to help defray their part of the ex-
pence of the state convention which
will be held in the Valley in June.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

LAWN mowers sharpened and repaired saws Hled and set. Grinding. R. H Wilcox. 20i Hart St. Tel. 3010-M CPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing in c!ud!hs oIerstuNed furniture. Auto tops sIde curtains and slip covers. E. Cor fain, lS5 Arch tTel. 44c4