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New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Jimmy Wilde Banks On
 Powers of Jack Hood

London. Hay t5 TJ--Jurmy Wld~- Rutam's former 1yocy@ht cham plou of the world. sces d s.r..- ing reseu1 blance between Jack Hood and Jim DriscolI Wilde names 'Fe late DrIscoll as the greatest comhIua- ton Of fighter and boxer he ever saR.
 Speaking Of British boxers Wllde says, "I really believe that Harvey has A good chance oF beating Mickey Walker and that Hood would defeat the American weller 'ham- pion. Jackie Fields. f q match is made between them.
 For many years American hovrrs have carried of the honors because they have concentrated more upon aggressive fighting than clever box ing. I maintain, hon ever. that box CTS such as Harvey and Hood would have won"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
CLOSE GAMES IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
Play Continues iD Unknown
 Partner Contest at Rogers

Several sensations have taken place at Rogers Riinard parlors in tho Unknown Partner tournament being played there. In Class A, Murphy had lead of 79 10 |, over Grace. Grace Int 3 run Of 4S balls played safe and rhon won out in f0@ points. IT another match. Hook t'la~e n4a- Zuacnl t'a 10 4 Clark had nigh -ur Of SL halls This Is the second high r0in for the par tors- Greeo~ has high run With q mark of 166
 Greror defeated k1spror. I4o to $. C3recor ran 51 balls.
 The league has two more matches 70 play Tonight Grace ni'l meet PllarsAi and then will meet kas- prov.
 Drawing ot partners 7lll he held Monday and prizes will ue a7arded to the ~1Cners.
 n Elass R. there were fs7 close games, Tacobellts beat Moore l6o Q a-. Moore beat Savore n" 10 t5. T'almlssln7o defeated NenkowskI no 10 n. Palmissimo leads with 655 OOln,s for seven games Wallace las won fvo games and has a total Of 5aa points. peynolds has Fhe To" score vtth five losses and G45 points.
 h Clsss C only d few games re- main 0 he played. There are as .otoas. Levine rs. PiiEonis. Levine Fs. HoIain, Levine Ns. LrhaueE. Rio r=- Layden and Pilkonis NS Nolan.
 Augustine leads with the hIel n1n7ers e points. He has lost only one same by throe points and he has total Of 5@2 points. Layden has shot the best game. T5 10 4, against Levine. Augustine 7 or the closes. game from Molain, - 10 73.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
NEWARK WINS GAME
E. rrs t=er z-ad Press BcGra Finally Break Their Losing
 Streak of Five Games as Rain
 Washes Out Other Contests.

Like all good things. all bad things must have an ending. so yas- trrdaT the Newark Bears broke thtlr five game losing streak as rain washed out all but one game in the international League.
 Where's the Bears offtnsive has not been functionine properly anI the fielding has been spotty the last month. yesterdays game with Mon treal found Newark with the need d punch and a tight defense. The final score was [ 10 ..
 Carl Fischer. Newark southpaw, vas wild and as hit hard in spots, but his teammates also were hit- ting. They pounded out 12 safetie5 off 3 pair of Montreal hurlers. The victory failed to improve the Bears position in the league standing but the defeat showed Montreal into q tie for sixth place with Jersey City. Each have eleven victories as against thirteen defeats. Newark has won eight Of it's 23 games.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
.KAPLAN TRAINING HARD FOR FIGHT
Former FeatherWeight Cham
 pioD to Appear in Open Air Bout

Hartford, May 15.---hid kaplan is hard at work to be Fin the best Of shape for his battle with Joey MedIN o' Chicago at the Hurley yelodromc in East Hartford on the night Of Monday May 26, This bout which k set down for ten rounds, will open the outdoor season in Hart ford and ia expected 10 he the fore runner ot several big open air shows during the summer season now at hand
 This 7ill be kaplar's first ap- pearance Tn Hartford in q long time; In fact, he has not done battle in the city where he now has his home since his worlds title duel with Bobby Garcia at the 1elodromc three years ago. Louis has been fairly busy in that period both in Connecticut and elsewhere, but all his Nutmeg state battles have been staged down m New Haven where the arena management has made hhe-al use Of the rugged cam pa igner who formerly sported the crown now worn SO JauntIly by Eat Battalino.
 Na7lan has been mplaning for some time of lack Of work m hls arduous trade, situation due large ly 10 the fact that he IS That is known in the ring perlance as too tough and when Promoter Hurley matched him with Nedill, for this scrap on the c6th. Louis the Buzz Saw. gave three cheers He hopes to win handily and thus to lay the foundation for busy summer in the rings of Connccticuf. The Kid ls out on the road early every morning and each afternoon finds him down at the St Nichola s gym for fast workout Meanwhile the excess pouadaee Is taking wing and he expects to come in for MedilI around .S@.
 Nedill. with two wins over Tom my Grogan and victories over many of thc best known Nehtwcights of- fers TO easy target for the fast trarelinr kaplan. l. should be a stubborn battle.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

New York, May E lP-Whcn Leo DiogcI and Abe Mitchell tee off at Moor Park for tho first 31 holes of their = hole match, they rill ho fol- lo7.ng .. trail brIllantly lighted in other days by British and Ancori-sn Folf pros.
 Somc great matches have brr~ fought out between star players ot Great Rrtran and thc tinted Ststr-
 The international professional play ~as of 10 good start t0 t'24 when Macdonald Smith. resident m Amer lca, but q native Scot. defeated George Duncan. another hrav High lander four ID and throo 10 play in = hole match at GlencaFIss.
 Tn f'-5 Walter Hagen donncd Ahc Mitchell at Wcr.nor'h, t7o and one, over the = hole route.
 Tn 1928 Hagen took on Archie Compston over thc long stretch Of = holes al Moor Park and lost. vhen the gigantic Compston cs'ab- lshtd himself E up with only Y holes remaining 10 he played. The "Haig' then moved or to Sand7ich 70 win his third British open title.
 Arthur Hayers, then British open champion. visited tho United States n 1924 and defeated Gene Sarazan, fvo uq and four 10 play at = holes and 7-on from Robert T. Jones. Jr., -no up and one 70 play ln q 36 hole match
 Harry Cooper defeated George Turcan q Los Angeles m 1927 over = ooIes seven ID and five 10 play.
 Mitchell js called tho best golfer m the world who never won d major title. His long hitting has featured many q tournament and he has often threatened in important competi- tiors only 70 fall short. The tall Englishmsn Has rlnner-up in thA British amateur cham pjonship before he turned pro.
 L"o Diesel is inc ? C. \. cham rion ofthe United States for the sec- ord 'imc and has four times won tnr oDon chan pjonehtn Of 'arsda. Dls}- InF his shots in aa unor'hodoN style h." ie norcr'holoes a brilliant co.er anj 2 hard opponent 10 combat a' matc'f r3a..
 The meeting hr'"noa Ni'u1r'' and uee"i njlI bo follow cd with much interest m Lnsland. where Mitchell is 2 primo and DlereI attracted 2 great following nhHn he scored 2 sensational fa in tho second ro1rc of the Brush open championship play
 Dlegel on good day car soonr 4 low as any golfer ru inc world IT winning the Canadian trlr h. com piled 'hc anazlng count Of 274 fol = holes,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
BEGINS TURF SEASON
Americas Newmarket, Picturesque Belmont Park, Opens its Gates Today for 23-Day feature.

New York, May 15 Picture Belmont Park, Americas Newmar- Eet, opens its gates today for the beginning Of it's c3-day racing sea- son.
 The tohoggaa handicap ie the fea- ture today Seventeen horses-the leading sprintnrs in training-have been named 10 race the six furlongs for the SIo,009 prize
 I. |. Widener's Osmand, winner tRo years in succession, will DC seeking his third triumph under the heavy impost Of l3o pounds Other entries include Judge SChIllng Sarazen II. and High Strung. JacK High and Flying Heels.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
American League
NON PORAT yS. GAGhON

Chicago. May 15 LPt-Unless un- forcseen complications arise, Otto Non Potat, Norwegian heavyweight, will engage Jack Gagnon Of BostoA, in a ten round bout at the Chicago Stadium, May 28.
 The match was in the process Of closing today.
 Gagnon will take the place Of Tufy Griffith, who declined th. Non Horat assignment.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
MARRIED TENNIS STARS

London May t5 UPD-No" that Eileen Bennett as she is known m tennis circles is officially Mrs. Ed mund Fearnley -Whittingstall and Helen Wills answer to the name of Mrs. r. S Moody, British tennis cir cles would like to see a match be- tween the married stars.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

E. --e Assots-si Press
 Chicago - Pal Moore Memphis. outpolnted Bobby Allen, Chicago. G0l.
 New. Haven -- Tony Canzoreri. New. York. outpolnted Johnny Farr, Cleveland. Cn.
 Hagcrstown. Nd. - Walter robh. Baltimore. knocked out Pienlo CorrA Birmingham. Ala. C}.
 Indianapolis - Chuck WjEsins, Indianapolis. outpolnted Joe Sekyra, New York Col; Rosy kn Baker Anderson, Ind, and Jack Rosen, Chicago, drew. (3J.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
CANZ0NERI WINS

New Haven. May IS UP)-Tony C9nzonerj, New York. I3i F. "as glven 10 round decision over Jchnny Farr Cleveland, O. 132f4, sr the Arena last night, Sammy Gelber, New York. 124l2. defeated Romeo Dubois, Lev Haven, l24, in eight
 Johnny Pena, New York. f2o12. defettad Parice Apice, Providence. F. |, 122ls in eight. Frenchy Ernst, Cleveland, 129 F, defeated Patsy McGraw, Waterbury. 12S F in six. Jackie Harmon, Waterbury, 109f-4. defeated Freddy Latanzlo, New York. iii "A. in six.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
PLAY PRACTICE CAME

The st. Matts soft ball team will play q practice game with Landcrs at Willow Brook park tonight at 6:4a o'clock. The following men arc asked to be on hand: r.. Prcisser. C. Linn, w. Fink, R. Fink, +. klopp, C. Suess, G. Preisser, W, Surko, l.. Newman, J. Preisser W. Newman, c. Steege. H. Bobeck, W. Prelsser and any others wishing to try out for the team. A captain will be elected,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
10 COACH AT YALE
tlrpo Greene Captain of Blue Eleven Last Sea son to Assist Nal stevens Next season.

New Haven. May 5 UP)- Waldo W. CFI.poD Greene, Of Hun trEton, Pa, captain Of the 1922 Yale football team has been ap- pointed q linz coach for rcat season, according o 1n announcement toda y by Head 'oarh Marvin A. Steveua,
 Other assi.;ln cCa'hos, all reap- pointed. arc Adar Walsh. Chart@a \. Comertord. William A. Webster. l.. W. Pond and Century Mnstead.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
YESTERDAYS STARS
By tho Assoriatad Press

By tho Associated Press
 Glenn Wright, Robins - Hit home run, two triples and q single for perfect day 2 bat a7 Ronlns defeated Reds, ' 10 1
 Herman Bell. Cardinals - Held Giants to one hit in last five innings as Cardinals won eiatt straight game.
 Frankie Frisch, Cardinala-Hone run and two doubles helped Cards defeat Giants, to 3,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Gymnasium VI Orh

Orang gebure. \. Y, May IS CUP) Jack Sharkey IS confnlng his workouts 10 gymnasium work with especial attention 10 rope skipping. bag punching. and extended work cut~ with th" punrhinc dummy
 Sharkey docs not plan 10 start hoair- untl Sunday
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
CHIP SHOTS
EN .IlG,GIE


 ruI1nr tn- next week several spe- rlal golf events will he run of at shuttle Meadow. Friday. Saturday and Sunday will he qualifying days for the golfers of the Ne1 Britain club. The following week they will com pete in match play.
 Next Tuesday. Isadore r, Fish will rrovide a luncheon for 6o delegates of the first spring assembly ot the rfrh managers association vho will a- the guests of Landers. Frary c Clark. After lunch the managers ntl visit Larders' plant and then play for the presidents cup at Shuttle Meado0-.
 Mir Fish is an official Of the New England club and is practcing some fancy golf shots. getting his game in shape to get his name On the trophy the first year l. has been played for.
 Wedntsday the golf teams ot Yale and Holy Cross niIl play at the local club ir one Of their scheduled inter collegiate matches and il is expected that a fine brand Of amateur golf will op displayed.
 Last Saturday. one Of those acci- dents. that every golfer fears hap pened at Shuttle Meadow but for ura.ely without serious results. Ernest Humphrey Was hIt over the heart while standing on the 18th ! green. when sliced drlye from tho i 1-th ice rrnt rIld Mr. Humphrey vas knocked down by the impact but quickly recovered.
 Val Flood is amusing himstlf nth oslod ball N nIch ho ingcc.s into 'he game rhcn players arc practice lo@ pGntnc Ted McAuliTc fr11 the first 1tcrm anI got q great surprise wht0 he ball turned g half clrcle on i'5 nay toward inc cup.
 Ted Hart. Bill Sweeney and Clar- erce Manning have their games well, tuned up for this sea son of the year and are scoring in the 7ns at almost every start. Sweeney shot the lonsr nine last week In 34, three under psr figures,
 A four hall best ball event rith ono-quar'er Of the aggregate handl- cap .e scheduled for this II eek-end.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Bangor Bowler Scores
 High Mark With Ducks

Bangor. Me, May l5 fUPJ-What Is believed to be a world record for duck pins was bovled by Donald McGary Of this city here recently.
 McGary rolled 165, 1S4, t34, IA. 1ss. 11s, 139. 1S0, 14G and 136 in 10 consecutive strings for . grand .otal Of 1415.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
ADOLFO LUQUE PITCHES
 BROOKLYN TO A VICTORY

Manager Robinsons Confidence in Two Players Is Jus tifed in Yesterdays Game Glenn Wright Hits Homer. Two Triples and Single, Scoring Two Runs Himself-C ardinals Move Into First Division by Trimming New York Giants { to 3-No Other Games
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

Two base hIts: Glbert kelly ,. TrIFI Three base hits: Wright 2 Home runs Frederick, Wright Melsel. Bases on baiis of Luque 5, of Rixey I. Struck out: By 1uque l. Losing pitcher: Rixey.
 z-Batted for Ford in 9tH
 zz-Heiirnann batted Tor Pixey in 9th. zzz-Batted for kolp in stn
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
NEW TCEk

Two gass H.z r4v.rrr- TAr-e. Frisch : Io4trf Ata-z. fr~A r.n- Frisca. Ezse on r5.- nE Ira --7s-. Fitzsinnc7e 2. pa-r-e e.ee Bel =t-r.- out: By C-aooWsr ?. Bel E. Esrbe- T. f!tzsirumons !. ".rrrE r-trre-. Bel Losing pitcher. F.t-s. -rrors
 x-oFsUel rattst for Huore- IT s.o.
 z-Fishsr batrsa 'a- E-aaors.. n ca.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
E. the Assorlatef Fre.s Includlng games of May iD
 National League

Batung-Stephenson, Cubs, .45s. Runs-Terry, Giants. ca. Hits-Frederick, Robins, 4o. Doubles-Comorosky, Pirates. II. Triplts-Cuyler, Cubs; Suhr, Pi- rates, ;.
 Home runs-WIlson. Cubs, !. Runs batted in Suhr. Pirates; Wilson, Cubs; Klein, Philles, 27. Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs, [.
 American League Batting-Rice, Senators, if Runs-Ruth Yankees; Bishop, Athletics; Hodapp. Indians. os. Hits-Oliver. Red SoI. 42. Doubles--Cronin. Senators. F. Triples-West. Senators, 5. Home runs-Foxx, Athletics, (. Runs batted in-Simmons, Athle- tics, cS.
 Stolen hases-Rice, Senators, 5.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

Art Nhe Great Gabsey) Shires played college baseball under the name Robert Lowe"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

NEW BRITAIN TEAM BOWS
 TO BULKELEY HIGH NINE

Gerant Untred Pitcher Sent in to Twrl Against One
 of Strongest Teams in State-Hartford Crew Has Easy Time in Solving His Shoots - Linnehan Un- able to Stem the Tide - Both Teams Play Ragged Baseball in Fied-Final Score of Contest Is to 3.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

ASsorfrtcd Press Photo
 William c. Dapping's report on the Auburn. N. Y. prison riot Of Decem- Der. i92a, received the Pulitzer award for 1880. He IS managing editor oi the Auburn, N. T.. Citizen.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

Two hs. hts, Potts. Schmsrr, Far rell Horan. Bases on balls; Of Gerant 5. of Linnehan $. Struck out: By Gerant | by Tolcz 6. by Linnehan ,. UmpIre. Mausan.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

The home of Jimmy McLarnin. the ''Baby Face" is Vancouver, Canada.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

Mir Fish is an official Of the New England club and is pract!cing some fancy golf shots getting his game ln shape 10 get his name Or the trophy the first year ]. has been played for.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

Wednesday, the golf teams Of Yale and Holy Cross 1iIl play at the local club in one Of their scheduled inter collegiate matches and tt is expected that fine brand Of amateur golf will op displayed.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

4 tour nail best ball event with Of the aggregate handl- cap .a scheduled for this V eek-cnd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
SOCIETY RQES--A COMPLETE AGEFoR VALLEY WOMEN @=

the Junior high. The judging Of
the posters by the following judges,
Mrs. G.. K. Watson, Mrs. Jack
Tralinger, Mrs. G. K. Reiss and
Mrs. John c. Jones. had as their
purpose the securing OF the CO.
operation OF the townspeople for
the perfecting Of plans for a city
library, which Is being sponsored
by the local auxiliary and Mrs. John
DE Leon. chairman. who has re-
Gently moved TO Mercedes from
New York.
The prize winning posters are
on display at leading business
houses in the city where there are
sealed boxes where donations for
the library fund ray be placed.
The local BOY Scouts have paint
ed the shelves in INC room donated
by the owner OF the Schrank build
ing here. ard the rlace presents
a most attractive appearance for
the formal opening en- OR by June
I. Special stress Is being placed on
books for children, there having
been a number Of donations.
May 10 to % has been designated
as book week during which time
books or moTey w. be received.
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Weslaco
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
FOR BRIDE-ELECT

FOR BRIDE-ELECT
A delightful compliment Of the
weekend was the miscellaneous
shower Friday afternoon for Miss
Gertie Whitehurst, whose marriage
to Flowd Langford is an event OF
June. The affair was given al
the home OF Mrs. Moeller with Miss
Jean Smith as joint hostess
The entertainment rooms were
gaily attractive with p~rofusion OF
garden flowers, which gave the
keynote for a color theme Of pink
and green. featured in all details
Of the affair.
The shower Of gifts was presented
in a novel way, the gifts being con-
cealed in a book in the shape OF a
cupid. A large pink parasol sus-
pended over the tea table with pink
ribbon streamers was used TO give
the shower effect, while tea was
being served.
Each guest brought two favorite
recipes which were presented the
honoree, and Miss Smith and Mrs.
Moeller presented her with O wall
recipe cabinet.
Several lovely piano numbers
we're rendered by Miss Nell Ship
during the afternoon.
The invited guest list included
Mesdames p. K. Cramblett. John
Graves. w. T. Barhee Fred Robert
son. D. E. Kirgan, Fern Hindrex-
con. II. Raymond Mills. John Ben
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San Benito
MISS BAKER
AT BRIDAL SHOWER

Monday Mrs. j. P. Ellis entertain
ed at her home with a bridal shower
honoring Miss Emaline Baker whose
marriage TO J. p. O'Connor will take
place In the late summer.
The bridal colors Of pink and green
were ar~tistically featured in decor
ations and In the shower appoint
ments. The looms were decorated
with pink roses, pink and white
gladioli and fern Miss Maurine
Upton was in charge OF the brides
books. guests registering as they ar
rived.
The bride-to-be was escorted by
Mrs. Ellis 10 a pretty throne-like
chair draped with a green shawl and
marked on either side by floor bas-
kets holding gladioli and tied with
green tulle bows.
AS the honoree entered Miss Jose
phine Marchbanks played Lohen-
grin's Wedding March, and Mrs. T..
S. Witte presented her with a cor
sage Of sweet peas and gladioli.
Miss Virginia Pierce sang THE
World Was Built For You" and pink
cards with pink pencils attached
we're given to the guests with re-
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quests for their favorite recipes
How to Cook a Husband" was the

quests for their favorite recipes,
How to Cook a Husband" was the
title Of an interesting reading given
by Dorothy Nell Ralston.
Attached to the throne chair was
a clever poem. directing the bride
elect to follow the pink ribbon
streamer. "Milestones' along the
route we're represented by appro-
pirate poems on happiness. the latter
instructing the honoree TO give the
ribbon a strong pull. a pink covered
parasol above her head precipitated
a downpour Of pennies and shower
Of linen gifts. In the dining room
Miss Marchbanks played the piano
softly while a dessert course Of green
lime ice topped by a tiny wedding
bell and angels food squares with
pink icing was served.
The guests included Mesdames
j. "A. McAnally, Fred Thomas, NJ. a.
Thompson. =. +. Dominy. A. II.
Motherall and Misses Rachel Coop
err, Josephine Bright, Josephine
Marchbanks. Edith Boyd, Grace Nc
MILAN, Maurine Upton, Dorothy
Nell Ralston. Virginia Pierce, Otelia
Graham, Alma Prentiss and the hon.
oree.
Mrs. Ellis was assisted in hostess
duties by Mrs. Witte.
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RATS DIE

SO do mice, once they eat RAT
SNAP. And they leave no 0dor be-
hind. Don't take our word for it
try a package. Cats and dogs won't
touch 1t. Rats pass up all food to
get RAT-SNAP. Three sizes.
S5c size Il cake) enough Tor
Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
CSC size e cakes) for Chicken
House, coops, or small buildings.
Sl.25 size Is cakes enough for all
farm and out-buildings. storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed BY Eagle
Pharmacy, Inc; City Drug Store;
Groves a. Co.; Putegnat Hdw. Co.
SAN BENITO:
Botica Guadalupana; Tested Seed
Co.
RIO HONDO:
Dawson Drug Co.
HARLINGEN:
F. G. Jackson & Co. A. A. kim
nell a. Co.
Adv.
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Mercedes
INTERESTING
WE'LL ATTENDED

Miss Mary Nell Hadden. head Of
the junior and senior high schools.
presented ABOUT seventy-five stu
dents from that department in an
interesting and wired program at
the junior high auditorium Friday
evening to a crowcsd house.
This Is the frs tine that an
entertainment Of this kind has been
presented in the schools. and from
the fact that it was such a success
full affair, It is hoped to make it
an annual one.
The program was given In sew
eral parts. The frs scene being in
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colors Of the star emblem OF the
chapter. The vocal solo part in the
memorial service was sung by Miss
Catherine Worley.
The following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. Daisy Nichols, Worthy
Matron: Mrs. II. L. Thomas, Asso-
ciate Matron: Mrs. w. J. Vertrees,
conductress: Mrs. Madge Cherry,
associate conductress: Mrs. II. L.
Fitch, secretary; Mrs. ]. K. Bull,
treasurer.
Other offices are to be filled by
the officers. These will be ap-
pointed and officers installed on
the night of May 81 at an open
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Episc Guild
Business Meet

A business meeting was held by
the Episcopal Guild Monday after
noon at the parish house. Several
items Of business were discussed.
Mesdames George Putegnat, Liz
zie Putegnat, and Miss whitman
were hostesses for the afternoon.
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Comings. Goirgs

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Roy Ruff have
returned to Brownsville after spend
ing the winter in the east. They
were accompanied home BY Mrs.
Rufus mother. Mrs. Ida Pace. O..
Troup.
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I~ncarnate Word


The Sisters Of the Incarnate Word
and Blessed Sacrament request
thier friends and alumnae TO at
tend the arr exhibition and recep-
ton, at Jeanne de Mattel hall. Sun
day. May IS, in the afternoon from
four 70 six o'clock.
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New Landing Field

About June ? Leon, Guanajuato,
will open an improved landing field
II is on the c. A. T. lines ftom
Ell Paso to Mexico City. Leon Ii
the first stop out OF Mexico City.
The field is not equipped with
beac0ns for night flying nc the
present.