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Cold Wave!

RIO DE JANEIRO, July 1s.-tPl
"A cold wave this week has Sc
riously damaged the coffee crop in
San Paulo state. More than 5000. 00o
trees are said in reports reaching
here to be covered with ice.
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JUST INDIGNATION

Lily: My fiance wrote to say he
wanted to be married very soon to
the most charming girl In the world.
Violet: The wretchl After prom
Using to marry you?-Kasper, Stock
holm.
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Visitor: And what sort or "a mar
are you going to be when you leave
prison?
Prisoner Tin for 20 years.: An old
one. lady.-The HumoriSt.
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BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day; third. wind velocity at 8 a. N.
fourth. precipitation IL last "a
hours.
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Cameron Courts

Hon Oscar G. Dancy, Judge
Filing No. 1S84.-Ex Parte Jesus
Cara, non compoS mentiS.
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Marriage Licenses


Albert Phillips and Maria Pedraza
Alfredo Vera and Josefina Sepeda
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Luncheon For
House Guest
Of Harhngcn
Special - The Heraldl

Especial 70 The Herald
MERCEDES, july prominent
among the social activities OF the
mid-week was the lovely bridge
luncheon on Wednesday given by
Mrs. Henry L~audercaie at her home
in Hollywood addition. The guest
Of honor was Miss Elizabeth Sum-
mers oI Harrington. q guest here OF
Miss Mary Frances Haynes.
"A color scheme or pink and orchid
was seen III the floral arrangement,
these same delicate shades showing
IN TALES and scores. Miss Mary
France Haynes scored high ID the
games ~ bridge which followed the
lovely t~hree-cOurse luncheon, and
Miss Thelma Smith OF WeslacO.
scored low Miss Summers was pre-
sented q pretty guest favor.
Mrs Undertakes guests included
the guest of honor and Mesdames
r. T. HAYNES. Walden Greenles.
Hughes Evans. Morgan Jones. Ru-
dolph Malerhofer. s III Collier. "a.
X. Kirkpatrick. Misses sara and
Mary Frances HAYNES. and Thelma
and Mildred Ann Smith VI WeslaCo.
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INTERESTING SUPPER
MEETING HELD

The Business WOmen's circle az
the Presbyterian church held their
monthly meeting Tuesday evening
az a 7 o'clock supper Ell the home
Of Mrs. II. T.. SuEF. who. with Mrs.
r. +. Lee, was hostess.
The Rev. G. r. Owen. pastor OF
the local Presbyterian church. was
honor guest ON this occasion. max
ing a splendid talk. Ills subject be-
ing The Relation of "A Business
Woman To Her Church Miss Ella
Hesse Of San Antonio. who has iust
completed the supervision OF the
Bible training school here. sponsored
by the church. and Miss Rena Free
man, an active church worker. who
has been affiliated with the san
Angelo schools for the past year.
were also guests. each making talks
Miss Hesse talked on The Duties
Of a Religious Educational Direct
cr' and Miss Freeman spoke On
What a Business Woman's Circle
Can Do
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Comings, Goings Among Brownsville Society

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Campbell
have returned TO their home ii
Muncie. Kans.. after a visit with
Mr.. and MS. w. J. Vertree5.
Mrs. Agnes Crum is expected to
arrive today from San Antonio for
q weeks visit with Mrs. Fred Skin
ner, who has also as a guest Miss
Lottie May Fitzpatrick OF San An
tonic.
Mrs. John Mendlovitz ar Houston
is a guest il the home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. I. Dorfman. She is Mr.. Dorf-
mans sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur z. Light
bourn and daughter will return early
in the week from a short visit ia
Corpus Christi.
Miss Dorothy Vertrees will return
today to Kingsville. where she IS
attending the summer session Of
G. A. I.
Miss Frederick Kleiber left last
week for a visit with her sister In
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. King and little
daughter OF Dallas arrived Thursday
for a visit with Mrs. r. A. King
and Mrs. Fritz Schmidt.
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1t. and Mrs. Rundell OF Fl. Brown
left Saturday morning to pend a
summers leave o. absence IN Mi
chigan. 1t. Rundell will be stationed
in the east after their vacation.
Capt. c. l.. Bazire OF Jefferson
vile Depot. Indiana, Is the guest OF
his daughter. Mrs. j. n. StOdter,
and 1t. Stodter at Fort Brown for
a three weeks visit.
Mrs. @. D. Keller and son. Harvey
Of Houston, are -e for their
home today after spending the
weekend with MI. and Mrs. John
Closner. Mrs. Keller is the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Closner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Harper re-
turned Friday from a visit in San
Antonio.
Mrs. T. II. Clearwater returned
home this week from a six weeks
visit with her daugher, Mrs. r. K.
Moore. in Goliad. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore brought Mrs. Clearwater back
and are returning 10 their home
today.
Miss Eugenia Eppright OF Mis-
sion was the guest Of Mary Mar
garet and Elizabeth Rowe for a
few days this week.
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PERSONALS

MI. and Mrs H. y. Wilmer %
this city. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. III. III Eidder OF san Juan. at
tended the Fourth OH July celebra-
ton at Corpus Christi.
MI. and Mrs. o.. Id. Moody OF Har-
llrgen were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Prince here this week.
Charles Ray Travlcr arrived this
week from Bonneville. Missouri,
where he has been attending KEN
per Military Academy. 10 De with
his father. q. w. Traylor.
The following young people from
Mercedes attended a shower III
Weslaco given by Mrs. w. 4. Wa
gers for Miss Selma LanEkOD OF that
city. who is to be married 20 Jacob
FosSler ot this city. July I3, in Mer-
Cedes. Misses Beatrice PierrOs. Vel
ina Fossler, HELEN Utter. Audrey
Cuiper and Mrs. Jacob FOssier and
Mrs John Cuiper.
Walter Swarn1er returned to Mer-
cedes Thursday night from Dallas
where he accompanied Mrs. Swarm
or and two sons, who went on to
Upton. Missouri. for a family re-
union IL the McClay home OF Mrs.
SWarmer's parents
The Rev. and Mrs. @. p. Oven,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howe and Mr..
and Mrs. y. ID Matthews and their
families and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
DeCell spent Friday * Boca Chica,
returning for the fire works display
~ the evening at Brownsville
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Berger viii
leave To-Day Tor their home in Hous-
ton after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Berwald. Mr.. BerWald Will
accompany them to Houston for a
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Graham are
on a vacat p trip with relatives
near Houston and San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. N. Freudenstein
had as July ( guests Or. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Cusher OF Edinburg.
Miss Marjorie Rel IS to leave
Monday night for Galveston for a
weeks vacation. Misses Birdie and
Annie HurwitZ. who have been Wis
iting their sister. Mrs. Sam Abel0w
at Ft, Brown. Will leave with her at
the same time for their home IN
Texas City.
Mrs. Rae Baron Of Houston Is III
Brownsville for a short visit.
Beverly Taber and his mother.
Mrs. J.. r. Taber, and daughters.
Ruth and JOY. have returned from
a two weeks visit IN San Antonio.
Miss Janelle Willis Of Olmito was
the guest last week Of Misses Mary
and Ruth Sack in Edinburg.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON
HOSPITALITY

a pleasing hospitality of the past
week was the delightful bridge
luncheon given bv Mrs John Hern-
don for Mrs. Albert Stevens. for
merly Miss Mary Ellen Silver OF
this city. a guest in the home here
o. her parents. Judge and Mrs. s..
p. Silver. Mrs. Stevens home is
Ia Louisiana
Bouquets ~ summer garden flow
er5 were used with pink and laren-
der col0rs pred0minating. High
score trophy went 70 Miss Mary
Frances Haynes. Mrs. Stevens was
the recipient az 2 lovely guest favor.
The guests 40 this enjoyable party
included Mesdames Stevens. Fred
Bennett, Harry Rouse. Harold
Stuart. Stanley Crockett, Shelly
Collier, Alan Hvlstendahl, Charles
HuDp. j. X. Haynes. X. 2. Lee and
Misses sara and Mary Frances
Haynes.
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Catherine Sanborn Of Olmito
spent the past week with her sister.
Mrs. Norris Bobbitt AZ 1T. Isabel.
Mrs. n. n. flaming and daughter
LETT Friday night to visit her mother
IN Beaumont.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Harrington
spent the weekend at Point Isabel
az the cottage Of Dr. Murray.
Mrs. Afford, who has spent the
past month with her daughter.
Mrs. Claude Pearson i'm OlmitO. left
Friday 70 return 10 her home in
Corpus Christi.
Little Murrel Keistor Of La Feria
is spending the week with her aunt.
Mrs. Dorothy Pr.tChett
Miss Florence Raue OF K~inGsvtlIe
Is a guest in the home OF her uncle,
John Frledle. and family In Olmito.
Their guests over July 4th were
MI. and Mrs. Featherton or Ner-
cedeS and Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Andrews Of San BenitO.
Mrs. Leary. mother or Mrs. LLOYD
Parker, Is improving al the home
Of her daughter after undergoing
a tonsil operation.
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she would listen" through her fing-
ers. as he talked. and by day would
stroll about his estate while he des-
cribed for her the views and coiOrs
and sounds of nature.
He often said 10 me" recalled
Miss Keller. that the ordinary hu-
man being never scratched the sur
face OF his brain. Helen. ne would
say. the world IS full az unseeing
eyes staring, soulless
eyes
Teacher Loved
But the dearest and triest friend
she eve had was a woman who
came TO her ON the most import
ant day Of my hte"-hcr teacher.
Anne Mansfield Sullivan, who IN
1905 became Mrs. John a. Macy.
Miss Keller pays constant tribute
70 Mrs. Macy Tor her patience and
sacrifices which have marked her
long care OF her proteEe.
For 43 years the two have lived
and worked and travelled together,
with the older woman supplying the
eyes and ears for both. Mrs. Macy
herself is partially blind now. and
her health is failing During a re-
cent illness Il was Helen Keller who
washed the dishes. made the beds
and tidied up the house in Forest
Hills, l.. T.. She even made out the
laundry lists in braille.
Miss Keller's only dread OF the
future Is the loss Of her companion.
II think about II with a very heavy
heart" she said. For / should be
blind and deaf il very truth If she
should be taken away"
Strong Y0ungster
Helen Adams Keller was born In
Tuscumb.a. Ala, June q. 1880.
daughter of a newspaper editor and
his much-younger second wife. The
mother was related to Edward Ev-
erett Hale. who throughout his life
was a close friend Of the child.
They say that Helen was a strong.
assertive y9ungster, quick. inaginat-
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Brownsville
Girls Enjoy
Camp Mystic

Miss Custer Yates. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Yates, who Is
al Camp Mystic near Kerrville for
the summer. and Miss Beth Creager,
camp instructor in archery, are en-
ioying a season Of varied and en-
joyable activities at the camp.
Miss Minnette Thompson, director
Of Camp Mystic has planned a pro-
gram for the season which promises
TO keep the campers in a continuous
whirl OF activities throughout the
summer. The past week has been
one Of varied events at Mystic.
On Monday night the c~ounselors
entertained the campers with a
stunt party that featured enter
tainment ranging from tap dancing
to ~burlesque sermons. The high
spot IN the program was : Fora
dora chorus. In gowns created from
bedspreads, pompadours. and as
tonishing a~voirupois. certain coun-
selors impersonated to perfection
the Gibson Girl Of the Gay Nine
ties"
The outstanding day Of the week.
however. was July 4. On that day
appeared the first issue Of the
camp paper, Mystic Murmurings,"
a sheet made up entirely Of camp
news. personals and jokes.
The first water pageant Of the
season was held in the afternoon Of
that day. Every variety OF SWIM
ming. diving. and canoeing was tx
hibited under the direction Of Miss
Fdwina Barnes Of San Antonio.
chief swimming instructor, and
Miss Tooley Williamson OF Houston.
instructor in canoeing.
The entertainment Of the eve
ming was IN the form Of a puppet
play under the supervision Of Miss
Dorothy Bethany. The manufac-
ture Of the puppets. the settings.
the furnishings. and the construc-
ton Of the miniature stage itself
was IN the hands Of the campers.
The girls. too. memorized the parts
and manipulated the astonishingly
lifelike dolls.
In honor Of the many visitors at
Mystic on the holiday a barbecue
supper was served on the banks OF
the beautiful Guadalupe.
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Miss Lomax was her fiance. Dr..
Warren NJ. Scott OF Little Rock.
<Ark., who came for the event.
Their marriage IS 70 take place
July 10.
Two hundred invitations were is
sued for the dance, including a large
group Of Brownsville guests and at
tendants from San Benito and other
Valley towns as well. The ~hostesses
and honorees received the guests
9 D. m, the dance lasting until J..
The setting for the summer dance
was appropriate and beautifully ef-
fective. many baskets OF roses and
fern decorating the club suite.
Southbound Shutters orchestra
played.
Punch and individual cakes we're
served as refreshments throughout
the evening.
4he engagement or Miss Lomax
and Or. Scott VAS announced last
week at an elaborate tea given cy
Mrs. Louie Morris OF San Benito.
Bridge Shower
A second hospitality Of the past
week for Miss LOmaX was the bridge
shower given for her Thursday af-
ternoon b. Mrs J. w. Sweeney and
Mrs. S. +. Ludden. at the latter's
home IN San Benito. Eight tables
of guests enjoyed the afternoon,
coming from Brownsville and vari-
Gus other Valley towns Kitchen
utensils and equipment were the
shower gifts. presented 10 the hon
oree in a hamper by Mary Lou
Sweeney.
A pastel color scheme with roses
and other summer flowers as dec
orations was chosen for the aD-
pcintments Of the party which was
concluded with a dainty refresh
ment course.
Several other Inequalities are 70
nor Miss Lomax during the COM
pfHr week.
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BRIDGE PARTY


Mrs. Paul RuCkel entertained with
an enjoyable bridge party CG WE'D
nesdGy afternoon for her house
guest. Miss Estelle Smith Of san
Antonio.
yellow and blue predominated in
the floral decorations. Mr.. Charles
Weimer scored high III the games
"A pretty favor Was presented Miss
Smith.
The guest list included the guest
0f honor, Mesdames o. NJ Joyce,
L D0niey, Harold Roland. NIX Har-
rington. NJ o. Jacobs and Charles
We.mer.
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IT,. and Mrs. Mas entertained
&c q small dinner Wednesday eve-
ming IN their quarters with their
guests Major and Mrs. Smalley,
Major and Mrs. Grow, Capt. and
Mrs. Adamson. and the Rundells.
a supper party with Capt. and Mrs.
Adamson, and Major and Mrs. Grow
as hosts. also honored the couple
with Is other guests. Major and
Mrs. Holman had 1t. and Mrs. Run
dell as Thursday luncheon guests.
covers also being laid for Major and
Mrs. Grow and Captain and Mrs.
AdamsOn.
It.. and Mrs. Rundelf were also
entertained by Col. and Mrs. Van
Voorhis and LIT. and Mrs. STAINS
berry before their departure.
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i've and %precocious III learning to
speak. AT ls months she was taken
seriously III, and when the fever left
her she was discovered 10 be totally
deaf and blind. The experience even
blotted out her memory.
Specialists were powerless to aid
her. After four years. AT the age OK
s, she was taken TO DR.. Bell IN
Washington. All the inventor could
suggest, however, was that a teach
er be secured for her. Anne Mans
field Sullivan went to the Keller
home in March, 1887, and assumed
the charge that since has made her
nearly as famous as Helen herself.
The young woman, who had been
nearly blind as a child, had grad
uated from Perkins Institute, IN
Boston, where she partially regain
ed her sight
Miss Sullivan had studied ordin-
airy methods OF teaching the blind.
but her own great achievement was
how to teach the spoken language
70 the Geaf-blind. As soon as COM
inunication was established with the
outer world by means Of the ma
nual language. Helen's intellectual
improvement was rapid. she de-
lighted in learning every new word
or fact. and her teachers descrip-
tive powers fostered her magma
ton.
In 1890 Helen was told OF a sim
iliarly afflicted girl III Norway who
had learned TO speak. She resolved
10 do 1t too. and took eleven les
sons in tn emethod or feeling the
moving tongue and lips Of a person
speaking. IL never can forget Miss
Keller said. the thrill and surprise
or uttering my first connected SEN
tence. II Is warm"
Voice Not Normal
AT first she was very difficult to
understand Her voice stili is not
normal. but che has 10 serious diff
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Leland Tabor Weds
Kingsyille Girl

leland Tabor OF Brownsville and
Miss Margaret Mildred knight of
-2Ingsville were married SATURDAY.
night here III the office OF the ius-
he of the peace. Mr.. Tabor X
connected with the G. <. stone
store. He and his bride are to 10
side here.
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Der or pieces Of crystallized orange
peel ln 2 cedar pail, Mrs. q. a.. AID
rich was awarded the pail and the
contents.
Mrs. Hartzell's guests inciuSsd
Mesdames Bert Nichols. Alden
Wade, w. J.. Kramer. j. G. Potts.
S. Dykes. o. r. Rldenour, :. L..
Nichols. Geary Morrison, "A. =. OAR
lington and y. w. Plncham.
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GROUP ENJOYS
OUTING

DR.. and Mrs John Ashton and
daughters. Esteiie and Jacquelfne.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaw and John
and Delight Shaw and Tom Reed
formed a party for a motor trip 20
Cascade swimming pool AZ McAllen
one evening during the past week.
"A picnic lunch followed an hour
or So spent in the water.
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Bridge Club Meets
With Miss Walther

Miss Elsa Waither entertained
her bridge club az her home Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. James Graham
won high prize and Mrs. Catherine
Stringfellow second high. The club
meets next week with Mrs. Milton
west.
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radio. and has ridden IN an air.
plane.
Ten books Of more or less literary
distinction have been written by
Helen Keller. Two Of the best known
were books Of verse. She maintains
wide and regular correspondence in
English, French and German, and
keeps herself informed through
books and magazines in those lang
uages.
She has taken an active and often
a leading part IN every major move
ment in behalf Of the blind. She
has been the subject Of endless
scientific experiment and philOsoph-
ical speculation, from which she
emerged almost as much OF a puzzle
as before.
After William James once made
a physiological study Of her, he
said. The sum or it IS that you
are a blessing. and I'll kill anyone
who says you are not"
Friends Help
IF there were no life beyond this
earth life. some people / have known
would gain Immortality by the mob
ility OF our memories OF them" said
Helen Keller. With every friend
I loved who has been taken into the
brown bosom Of the earth. a part
OF me has been buried. But their
contribution 70 my being Of happi-
ness, strength and understanding.
remains 70 sustain me In an altered
world"
That Is how she borrowed cour-
age from her friends. and many a
celebrated name has been listed
among them Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Whittier. Lawrence Hutton.
Henry Drummond. John Burroughs.
Or. Bell was her Oldest friend. Mark
Twain Of her staunchest. Sew
eral times the latter commanded"
her 10 visit his home. and she al
WAYS went TO spend several days
with the old man. IN the evenings
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INFORMAL AFFAIR At
HOME

Mrs. T.. J.. Hartzell was hostess TO
"A number OF women on "Wednesday
afternoon. contests and games af-
fording diversions.
In q contest Of guessing the nun-
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Church Societies
Meet Monday

The Methodist Missionary Society
y to meet Monday afternoon at the
church at $3.50 for business session.
The Baptist Women's society Will
meet at the church at $50 for a
business and social session.
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Helen Keller, at Sc, Looks Into Future and Sees Hardness

NEW YORK.-Helen Keller. SO. is
looking ahead. More than ever is
she interested IN the pleasant busi-
ness OF living. serenely confident
that the total blindness and deaf
ness. which have afflicted her since
infancy, in the future are to be less
Of a handicap than ever before.
Helen Keller has work to do. and
places to go. and new friends 70
make. There are books to write. and
people 70 help, and new experiences
TO encounter. The DAY Of June q
means that she has rounded out a
half century Of s~ightless. soGndless
existence. But life for Helen Kel-
Ter IS only we'll begun.
Advice Of Genius
She never will forget the day
when. as a young girl. she sat with
Alexander Graham Bell. genius Of
the telephone, who also worked TO
aid the deaf. Touching her hand.
he spelled out this advice.
Don't confine yourself TO any
particular medium Of expression.
Write, speak. study-do whatever
you possibly car. Remember. Helen,
the more you accomplish, the more
YOU will help the deaf and blind
everywhere"
And 50. cropping through an abys-
NAL void Of silence and darkness.
Miss Keller accomplished these
things: she became the only deaf
blind person in America able TO
speak distinctly; the most famous
person IN the world who was SO af-
flicted. Admitted TO a college with
reluctance. and without favor, she
won a degree with honor in the
same time her normal classmates
required for graduation.
She has lectured in every state
in the union, in many parts Of Can
ada. and in Europe. She has acted
in the movies. and in vaudeville.
She has made addresses over the
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200 Entertained at Country
Club Dance for Bnde-elect
OF Sar Benito and Fiance

Among the numerous Inequalities which are compumentug Miss
earta Lomax Of San Bento. popular bHde-eect. was the dance Sat
uday night at Brownsville country club given BY a group OF San Benito
hoHesss. Misses Dorothy and Laurie May Booth, and Hazel Wade
composed the trio entertaining, and sharing the evenings honors sth
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Business Women To
Hold Meeting

Members az the Business and Pro
fessional WCmen's club Will hold a
regular monthly business meeting
Tuesday night az s o'clock at the
chamber OF commerce.
All members are asked TO be pres
erf.
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Series of Infonnd! FareweH
HospHalities C~omplimenting
LII and Mrs. RundeH at Post

The departure of It. and Mrs. r. Z. Runden from r.. Brown sat-
urday was preceded BY a pleasant series Of small. informal farewell
Inequalities on the post They are to spend the summer III Michigan
on leave of absence, after which It. Runden is 70 be attached to the
quartermasters corps at Camp Halabrd. near Baltimore.
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Olmito Bridge Club
With Mrs. Bueier

The Olmito Bridge club was en-
tertained this week at the home Of
Mrs. Bueler on Lake Olmito. with
seven members and one guest. Mrs.
Shepherd. present.
Miss Jane Thomas. o high
score prize. and Mrs. G. c. McSpad-
den. secord high. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Catherine Morton is on a
vacation trip in Bay City.
DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Tomltn have
as their house guests Mr.. and Ms.
". q. Pryor and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wins
ton. OF Houston. They will be here
several days.
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Voice Not Normal

AT first she was very difficult to
understand Her voice still is not
normal. but che has no serious diff
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