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Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-04
SEELEY
Press Staff Correspondent

SEELEY, June . - .nr. and
Mrs. V. f. Wolf and two children
left Tuesday for Whittier where
they viii spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Curtis visit
ed Sunday with their son Howard
Curtis and his wife in Los Angeles,
Mrs. Curtis remaining for a longer
visit and Curtis returning to Sccley
Monday.
Mrs. l.. Pawclson, teacher of the
Wcstsidc district, left for San Di-
ego Saturday with her daughter
Irene.
Mrs. S. Trammel and Mrs. j. w.
Smith motored to Buckman Springs
Sunday and met Mrs. &. Il. Hasty
and daughter of Eseondido, who
will visit friends for week here.
Miss Cecilia Jensen, teacher in
one of Brawlcy schools, spent few
days with Mrs. 5. L. Robinson be-
fore leaving for her home in San
Francisco.
Miss Alice Smith, graduate of
Central Union high, class of 1880,
is entering business college at Santa
Ana this week Miss Smith is a
graduate of the Seeley union school.
The members of the p. I. A. who
gave the play at the school a few
weeks ago will have their picnic
at Jacumba Sunday, June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iuson motond to
Riverside and San Bernardino dur
ing the week end.
On the evening of Wednesday,
May 2S, the entertainment of the
Secloy union grammar school was
well attened and a fine program
enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Trammcl enter
taincd-a few friends Thursday eve
ming and very enjoyable time was
had PLAYING cards. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. c. Williams, Robinson Trammel,
| Fred Mastick and Temple and Har-
old Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Mccain
spent Sunday at Westmorland with
, MIR. and Mrs. Harold Siebert.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. liurd, after
successful sale of their stock and
household goods, will be leaving
with their daughter, Evangclista,
J for Los Angeles, soon.
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Doings About
Court House

GLADYS Savage filed her complaint
for divorce against Olen Savage yes
tordav afternoon, charging extreme
cruelty as the basis for tne action.
The complaint alleges that the de-
fcndant strcnuouS!y objected to the
plaintiff attending church and on
numerous occasions told plaintiff he
would not live with her if she at
tended church 1t also alleges he
struck her and caused bodily injury.
A divorce is asked, also custory of
a minor child and reasonable sum
for the support of herself and child.
The couple married in Yuma, March
Is, 1925 and separated May II, 1880
Charging extreme cruelty Ira Pax
ton filed a complaint for divorce
against Bessie Paxton. They were
married in Roswell, New Mexico.
January l, 1924, and separated Nov
cmber |. 1929. It is stated in the
complaint that the defendant has
been given to fits of anger and OH
many and divers occasions has
threatened to shoot the plaintiff and
poison him. 1t is further alleged
that the defendant said she hated
him and would not live with him
any longer. Plaintiff asks for IL
divorce and the custory Of minor
child.
kodama Takeiiro filed com.
plaint against Honda Yasunosuka
i'll which judgment is asked of
$11lS.S7, and interest, in settlement
of claim against the defendant.
An answer was filed by D. Cross
and j. w. Ritzman to the complaint
of the Imperial Irrigation District.
This answer admits that the an.
swering defendants claim an inter
est in the property under question
adverse TO the plaintiff, but deny
the claims of the defendants, ex-
cept the right of redemption are
/ without any right whatsoever and
further deny that these defendants
have not any interest in said land.
Clyde Pennington filed an answer
and eross-complaint to the com
plant of Mamie Pennington in
which he denies the allegations of
the original complaint. In the
cross-complaint the defendant is
charged with cruelty on many oe-
casions. A divorce and custody of
a minor child are asked.
A judgment and permanent in
| junction was signed By Judge
Thompson this morning in favor of
Z. NJ. koutsicos and Philip Callas,
proprietors of the City Limits Cafe,
against Peter, Maria and Sam
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his right eye and sent him to the
canvass,
\ right hook to Kirby's jaw
brought the hectic encounter to an
end at the start of the third round
Don Burehard, 130, won six
round decision over Eddie Curlcy,
$780, in the semi-windup, while Pete
Sarmiento fought Charley Kaiser,
each 12o, to a draw in the special.
Hi Diamon, 1879, beat Joe Wilton,
l3S, in six roundcr and Jimmy
Mack, 120I2, won over Joey Rich.
1171a, in the four round opener.
WILMINGTON, Calf, June (.
U.P)-The new $4,000 Wilmington
bowl will be opened tonight with a
boxing card headed by Ritchic King
and Freddie Welsh, who are sched-
ulc to GO 10 rounds.
Los ANGELES, June /. U.p)-
Don George will wrcstlc Lee Wy
coff at the Olympic next Wednes-
day night. Lon Daro, promoter, an
nounced today.
Los ANGELES, June T. U.P)-
Helen and Mercedes Marlowe leave
today for Berkeley to compete in
the California state championships
and the national hard court tourn-
ament. Each will enter the junior
singles and together will play in
the doubles.
Los ANGELES. June o4. GJ.R
Fifteen Trojan baseball players viii
be awarded the University Of
be awarded the University of South
ern California monogram, accord
ing to an announcement today by
Bill Hunter, director of athletics.
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$50. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES. June /. U.P)--
Fay Coleman continued on his pace
setting qualifying tour of the Mid
wick country club course today af-
ter shooting 6S, three under par,
in the first Is holes of the South
ern California amateur tournament.
L. S. Armstrong and Dave Han
ma tied for second with 73.
LOS ANGELES, June 4. U.P)-
Marking his l4th straight knock
out victory, frankie Campbell,
179h, of Los Angeles, stopped Tom
Kirby, 1s2, Boston, in the third
round of their bout here last night.
Campbell took the first round by
dueking Kirby's swings and giving
the Boston boy severe body blows.
Flooring Campbell for a no-eount
with random punch, Kirby took
the second round after he felled
Campbell with a blow which closed
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Shcnas, defendants. 1t was order
ed that the defendants, their
agents, servants and attorneys are
permanently enjoined from main
tanning that portion of wall which
closes up the windows and doors
in the west wall of the restaurant
premises and the defendants are
required to remove immediately
that portion of said wall SO con-
structed which interferes with the
free use of said windows and doors
and prevents the air and light from
coming into the restaurant.
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IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
Information Department
BUY 1T IN Ell CENTRIC

Acetylene Brazing & Cutting
Dependable Electric Fusions. Guaranteed first
class weld is always the cheapest
BENTON'S WELDING SHOP
4th State Ell Centre
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Welding & Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding Boring or Honing. Piston Griht
ing Fly Wheel Ring Gears Installed. Tractor Work
Pump and Gas Engine Overhauling General Electric
Motors Agent. Fan and Vacuum Cleaner Repairing
Battery Repairs and Charging Bicycle Repairing
Lawn Mowers Sharpened, Etc. Wilson Machine Shop
Phone 40 1922 Main Street.
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with this suggestion.
Five tickets Tor overtime park
ing on Main street drew So fines
and W. Rekins was also fined So
for operating rather ancient Ford
with several of its essential parts
missing, particularly one headlight
and a tail-light.
A. Nalcnzu,.a, %, drew sent
ence of $50 or 10 days on charge
of being drunk in public. Given
his choice he took the 10 days, at
least for the time being.
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Assign Positions
To College Crews

NEW YORK, June 4. U.P)-Col-
umbia, the defending champion,
and Washington, leading Pacific
coast contender, will have the least
favored lanes in the Poughkeepsie
regatta varsity race on June 26, ac-
eording to the drawings announced
today by the Intercollegiate Rowing
Association.
Columbia drew the ninth lane
and Washington the eighth. The
outside lanes are the most exposed
to prevailing winds, and the crews
under the west bank in the firSr
three lanes have a considerable ad-
vantage on a windy day.
\ fig packing plant is to be built
at Casa Grande. Arizona. where
there are 500 acres of fig orchards
three years old.
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Common vetch has proved much
superior to monantha vetch in Lin
coin County. Oregon.
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c. B. Sparks, near Pendieton, Ore
gon. prefers beardlcss barley to al
falfa for dairy cows on his 900 acre
ranch, while J. d. Ingram. a few
miles away. SAYS man without al
falfa has no business with dairy
aoV-a
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THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY

Fair tonight and Thursday with
moderate temperature. fog o r
clouds near coast in the morning;
gentle variable winds.
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During the past eight years 17S,773
acres have been added to the forest
reserves in Arizona and New Mex
leo.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-04

NEA Washington Bureau
The frst World War hero hon
pred with a position in Statuary
Hall in the U. s. Capitol is Lieut.
Col. John Campbell Greenway,
chosen by the state OF Arizona
from which he hailed, whose fig
ure is shown above. Colonel
Greenway was decorated for
bravery near Verdun when he led
mis- men forward under terrific
fire and was first to enter Ger
nan trench which was their oh.
jective.
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Fair tonight and Thursday; nor
NAL temperature; fog along coast
tonight; moderate west winds on
coast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-08
How Women Lose
Fat in England
Gain Physical Charm

How would you like TO lose IS
pounds Of fat IN a month and at
the same time increase your energy
and improve your health?
How would you like to lose your
double chin and your too prominent
abdomen and at the same time
make your skin so clean and clear
that it will compel admiration?
Get on the scales today and see how
much you weigh-then get an IS cent
bottle OF Kruschen Salts which will last
you for 4 weeks. Take one half tea
spoonful every morning in a glass o.
hot water-reduce the food supply
increase daily activities-and when you
have finished the first bottle weigh
yourself again.
Now you can laugh at the people who
pay hundreds OF dollars to lose a few
pounds Of fat-now you will know the
pleasant vay to lose unsightly fat and
you'll also know hat the 6 vitalizing
sales OF Kruschen tSalts that your
blood. nerves and glands must have TO
function properly)-have presented you
with glorious health.
After that you'll want to walk around
and say 70 your friends-"One 81 cent
hundred dollars OF any fat persons
money"
Leading druggists America over sell
Kruschen Salts-you can always get Il
at Mckay's Pharmacy. adv.
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year ago and carried on through
Pointed Heels" and "Swee.--' she
rounds out into a full measure OF
glorious fun and music In Danger
Gus Nan McGrew" &C the Capitol
theater heginnir tomorrow.
IN this riotous frolic OF frisky do
ing In the snowy Canadian North
west, the little girl whose tiny voice
packs a tremendous 1T" wallop rem
ders a rib-rocking comedy perform
ance mat ch Ses glooE sgy-high.
Dangerous Nan McG-ewS is all
that the name implies-the tale OF
q girl who Snapshots mems hearts
with her gay singing and who makes
even the deepest-dyed desperadoes
say uncle" o. : she trains her
battry OF babbling-baby hoops" on
them.
There r three Helen Kane-type
songs in the production in addition
70 all the plots, c-Lnter-plOtS. frifl~
and thrills. romance and loyin'.
These numbers are I'm Dangerous
Nan McGrew," II. .. IT," and Jaw
Come On"
Another delicious melody Is "Once
a Gypsy Tole Me-" sung by + berta
Robinson Paramount's new blond
and blue-eyed find" who makes
her debut in " production.
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accompanied her on q trip into
Canada.
G. A. Mccall returned Thursday
from Tennessee where he had been
on business for the past few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. II. ID. Luddn and
two daughters Of Mineral Point.
Wis. are visiting at the home Of
DR.. Ludden's brother. Frank Lud-
den.
Miss Lillian Harl left Friday
evening for a three weeks visit
with relatives.
Robert Alexander has returned 70
San Benito after spending several
weeks in Oklahoma, where he went
following the long session at the
University Of Texas, where he was a
student.
Miss Ethel Johnston and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hervey OF Kerens are
visitors at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hervey.
Jack Daniels OF Kerens Is visiting
at the home CT his aunt, Mrs
Ralph Agar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Agar left Sat-
urday morning for a visit in San
Antonio.
Mrs. Austin Lawrence and two
children Of San Antonio have been
visiting Mrs. Lawrence's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. ". Steck.
Mrs. Marie Busch Of St. Louis,
Mo. who has been visiting her son
and daughter law. Mr.. and Mrs.
August A. Busch. laves today for
Houston TO visit relatives before
returning I cher home. Mrs. Busch
viii spend the winter in San Benito
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Confines. Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barton Of FL
Jardin have as their guests Aeir
daughter and her husband Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kinter Of Los An
reles. Calf. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinter
expect to visit Mr.. Kinter's mother
In Philadelphia before returning
to the West Coast.
T. z. Gilmore. manager Of the
local airport, accompanied by w F..
Macdonald. field superintendent,
left by plane Monday morning for
Vera Cruz on a business trip.
Rollo T. Barnard has returned TO
his home in Houston after spend
ing the weekend holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bar
nard.
Hiss Kathleen Heaner left Tues
Ha3 evening for a weeks visit with
her parents in Laredo.
Miss Marjorie Rel left Monday
night for a weeks vacation in Gal
weston.
Mrs. II. g. Willms has returned
70 her home in New Braunfel tier
a visit here Of several weeks with
her daughte Mrs. Roy SD -gett.
Mrs. r. L. Vasileff. and Mrs. Harry
kSlavitchek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Santiago NJ. Coin
keau Of San Antonio. and Oscar
Roberto. md Josephine Coin
Eeau, were weekend guests Of
|rs. A. Pacheco and family. -ey
We returned TO their home after
ending some time at Port Isabel
Ii seeing Other LEY points.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown
We returned 70 Brownsville after
wears essence in Columbus. Ga.
here Mr.. Brown was Will. the
ynouirer-Sun. He was formerly con-
.1ected with the Brownsville Her
I'D. They plan 70 remain here for
A visit Of several weeks
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post troops and equipment with,
Col. Daniel Van Voorhis, post COM
mander, General Summerall was
guest of honor at an informal re-
ception and buffet luncheon in the
quarters of Col. and Mrs. Van Voor-
his. About so were present at the
post hospitality for the general, n
Guiding Is civilian guests Of Browns
vile. General Serrano and his
military staff from MatamoroS were
also among the personnel General
Summerall was presented to the
guests by Col. and Mrs. Van Voor-
his. The affair was attractively
and pleasantly arranged, the buffet
luncheon being served on the porch
of the Van Voorhis quarters.
General Summerall was able 10
spend only a short while on the
lost, leaving Immediately after the
Nlncheon for a trip to TT. Ring
gold. With him vas Capt. Halde-
man Of TT. Brown, who will accom-
pany the general to Laredo.
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Valley Societies
Meet in Harrington

Announcement was made at
Monday afternoons meeting the
Baptist w. NJ. S. OF the quarry
missionary meeting Wednesday to
be held in Harlr N. The meeting
includes societies or the entire VAL
ley association. A large number q
members OF the local organization
plans TO attend.
Another church meeting OF the
week was also announced, the
workers conference to take place
in Rio Hondo Friday.
Mondays meeting was com -ined
fbusines- and social one. The society
voted 70 send a box to the aged
widow Of a minister who is being
cared for by the church women.
Following the bus SIS session. Mrs.
Nike Groom's cirS e served ,efresh-
ments OF punch and cake.
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Society Quarterly
Reports Made

Quarterly reports Of the Method
ist missionary society were made
at the regular weekly meeting Mon
day afternoon at the church. Among
other matters resented was dis
cussion Of plans TO send a Browns
vile girl { the Valley Mexi,an H.
stitute at Pharr -lext year. The
society plans TO care for one student
and provide her means OF attending
the school.
A good attendance was present.
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Mrs. z. l.. Butts entertained
Wednesday with an afternoon
bridge at her home honoring Misses
Lois and Thelma Gardner of Dali
las and Mrs. r. v. Landen Of De-
troit. Lovely bronze zinnias were
clustered about the rooms in which
four tables Of players were grouped.
Mrs. Ralph Buell. held high score
when playing ended and received
a handsome award. The cut prize
went TO Mrs. j. j. Dunn. There was
an interesting gift for each of the
honorees. In the late afternoon
hours an appetizing salad course
was enjoyed. The guests included
Mesdames Jesse A. WEIGH. Albin
Polzin. j. E. Bell. j. t. Wilcox. A.
d. Hhapere, 7. v. jolly Jr.. N. d.
Monger, J.. j. Dunn, Roy Holcomb.
L. F. Gordon, Ralph Buell.. r. J.
East. w. G. Barmore. F. v. Landen
of Detroit and Misses Lois and
Thelma Gardner Of Dallas
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BAPTIST SOCIETY TO
GIVE

Tuesday afternoon the Baptist
Missionary Soci-ty met at the
church in regular monthly business
session with Mrs. J. p. Ellis. pres
ident. presiding. Devotional was
led by Mrs. G. ". Wells. Miss
Alberta Brown furnished an i'm
portant part Of the program by
reading most ably, "Hagar." taken
from the st Of Abraham. Sarah
and Hagar. Miss Eloise Glass gave
a very pleasing vocal number &C
companied at the piano by Mrs.
HALEY. Mrs. 3. NJ. Shelley was
elected secretary following the re-
~signation Of Mrs. w. o. Brown. II
was decided 70 give a memorial to
the Baylor Memorial domitory as
a love offering in honor Of Mrs
Lade Neal. deceased. Mrs. Appleton
Of Birmingham. Okla, a guest OF
Mrs. L. d. King. read a letter from
Miss Kathleen Mallory who is a
missionary on her way to Brazil
Following the interesting letter. the
meeting closed with prayer by Mrs
G. S. Mckinney.
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San Benito
TRIO OF GUESTS
R

An attractive compliment 70 a
trio of Summe visitors in San Be-
nito was the afternoon bridge iven
BY Mrs. j. j. Dunn. The honorees
were Mrs. Leland Winston OF Bay
City, Mrs. r. V. Laden Of Detroit
and Miss Lois Gardner Of Dallas.
Mrs. Leigh z. Stanley was success
full during the afternoon, receiving
the high score award. Mrs. Jesse A..
WEIGH received tn. cut award. A
prettily appointed luncheon course
was served following the games.
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Lila Lee Prosser
Has Party

Lila Lee Prosser celebrated her
seventh birthday yesterday after
noon with a number Of little
friends, her mothe-,, Mrs. Ava Pros
ser, entertaining the children at
her home with a party.
Numerous games and contests
were enjoyed by the young guests
from $3.50 until 6 o'clock, when
ice cream and lake were served IS
refreshments. Baskets Of candy
were favors for the girls, the boys
receiving whistles.
Children at the party were Ora
Lee Lamberth, Franklin Dodd,
Bobby Batsell. Mary Henrietta
Champion, Junior, Buddy and Bub-
bles Conley, Elizabeth and Cath
crime Bingham. Peggy Crixell, Rose
Ellen Bishop, Elizabeth and Mar
jorie Wilson.
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,,oizs SOCIETY

who was given in marriage by her
father, wore q pink organdy frock
with harmonizing accessories. The
bridal bouquet was fashioned Of
pink roses. The matron Of honor
was gowned in pink chiffon and
carried a matching bouquet. At
tending Mr.. Bradd as best man
was Kenneth George. The wedding
party entered 10 the strains Of
Lohengrin's wedding march played
by Robert Reed. During the GER
epony the strains OF ITO A Wild
Rose" Cadman, sounded softly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradd are making
their home in San Benito.
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MRS. HINKLY GIVES
TEA FOR

Mrs. Frank L. Hinkly entertained
members Of the Idlers club with a
tea Monday afternoon of last week
at her home in North Shore Park
honoring her mother. Mrs. E. II.
Bronson who Is leaving soon for
California. Members enjoyi. the
affair included Miss Amy Vivian,
Mesdames 9. d. Jhon. w. S. Kel-
lovg, w. A. McFadden. II. p. Moy-
er. Mary L. Pfeiffer. c. M. Wells.
Robert Work. E. J. Bonner, Nettie
Cowden. Jessie McFadden, -sl-n
Moore, vesta Parks, L. A. VoSbery
and Anderson.
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ID
OFFICERS

Tuesday evening Of last week Mrs.
Ada Dean. deputy from the San
Benito Rebekah Lodge. accompanied
By her staff. installed new officers
in the Brownsville Rebekah Lodge.
Following the installation a social
hour was enjoyed and iced water
melon served. Members OF the lohal
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SAN BENITO GIRL
Is

Miss Beth Bumgardner, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bum
gardner, wa married to Karl w.
Bradd of Terre Haute. Ind. Mon
day at noon The Rev. G. e. Mar
shall, pastor OF the First Method
ist church. officiated. The front Of
the church was banked with roses
and the chancel entwined with
corona sprays. Tones OF pink fea-
tured in decoraticA of the church
were noted in the costume worn by
the bride and he attendant. Mrs.
Howard Davis. Miss Bumbardner,
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IDLER'S CLUB Is
ENTERTAINED

Thursday, at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. j. H. Koontz. Mrs.
Jessie Mason was hostess to mem
bers Of the Idler'S club. AT noon q
delicious luncheon was enjoyed. The
afternoon was spent in visiting and
needlework. Members present in
Guided Mesdames. G. d. John. c.
NJ. Wells. II. p. Meyer. Helen
Moore. w. E. McFadden. NJ. Cow
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Brownsville
Gen. SummeraU Is
Honor Guest at Post

The brief halliday visit of Gen. Charles P. Summeran, commander in
chief Of U. S. army, at Fl. Brown yesterday was the occasion for a
hurried series of affairs in his honor which occupied the time Of the
visiting dignitary fully until his departure early noon.
After the elaborate review on the parade grounds. and inspection Of
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Valley Cities

lodge making the trip were MeSsrs.
and MesdameS ~. T. Beach. j. A.
Bumgardner, Pickett. j. r. Dean,
j.. B. Gum, A. A. Miller. an5 Mrs.
B. J. Neiderjohn and Mrs. p. d.
Kennamer-
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Harrington
CLUB
E1< PICNIC

The South Harlingen Home DEM
onstration club celebrated their an
nual guest day and picnic last
Thursday at the Fair Park. with a
basket supper served under the
beautiful ebony trees.
The families present were Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Manuel. Madeline,
Richard an Kenneth: MIR. and Mrs.
ROY B. Brown, Leo and Bryce; Mr..
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DISH LUNCH
HELD nv CHR

Members Of the Lateral T club
held a covered dish luncheon on
Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Phil Horkman. Twenty-six women
and ten children enjoyed the event.
The guests were Mrs. Kennedy and
Mrs. Clyde wilkinson. Mrs. Henry
Parks was winner in the first con-
test staged during the afternoon,
and Mrs. Barg won first prize in a
cap contest. Mrs. L. w. Humble
will be hostess at the next meeting
Of the club to be held Thursday,
July 18th.
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Movie Sidelights
CAPITOL

What Helen Kane started E-E
her "Boop-boopa-aoop" songs and
coy caperings in Nothing Blu the
Truth" with Richard Dix about a