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Corine Merten: Florence Howe,
Geneva 5hipley: Dorothy Dudley,
Vivian Mathews: Mrs. Moffett.
Edna Mae Vicenz: and Martha
Lupe Longoria.
The Fascinating Fanny Brown"
is a fictitious character conceived
In the minds of Percival and Billy
to promote their love affairs. Com
plicati0ns arise. however when the
girls discover the plot and Dorothy
presents her brother Fenry IN girls
clothes as Fanny Brown. The situa-
ton becomes hectic for q while
but everything smooths ous lovely
in the end and there are some very
touching love scenes
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PICNIC SUPpER AT
CASINO PARK

Miss Virginia Sissom was a
charming young hostess at Casino
Park on Wednesday evening, a
picnic and swimming party. were
the attractive features OF the af-
fair.
Mesdames Kent Manning and A.
II. SiSsom were present as chaper-
ones for the occasion. Real picnic
refreshments were served in the
cool Of the evening. after the swim.
Pimento and chicken salad sand
wiches. pickles. potato chips. fol-
lowed by cages and pop, were a
tempting menu.
The young people adjourned 10
the home of Miss Elizabeth Hoskins
and danced during the later hours.
Guests present were. Betty Jean
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NEW ORGANIZATION
HOLDS

The Mems Brotherhood OF the
M. Z. Church held their regular
meeting on Friday night az the
church.
Mr.. Bloodworth Of Edinburg was
the principal speaker OF the eve
ming in the local church and one
OF the great Importance and in
fluence.
Refreshments were served.
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MEMBERS ARE GUESTS
OF MRS.
INTERESTING CLUB
HELD

Mrs. Eta Rtnggold. Hidalgo
county home demonstration agent,
gave an interesting talk On The
History Of Eating Utensils" at a
meeting OF the home demonstra-
ton clubs OF this vicinity Thursday
afternoon at the city hall.
Each Of the four clubs ~renresent-
ed brought a course Of refresh-
ments, recipes for which had been
sent out by the county agent earlier
in the week. Clubs represented at
n'F r17et!r~ were the tLst We
Neighbors club. Campacuas club.
Alternate Wednesday club and the
Loyal Workers club.
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PRETTY BRIDGE
AFFAIR GIVEN

Roses, snapdragons, sweet peas
ana California peoples, gathered
from the flower garden Of the host
eSs. made lovely floral decorations
for a pretty bridge party Of Thurs
day afternoon, which had for host
eSs Mrs. J. c. Lear. at her home
IN Palm Heights Drive.
High score honors went to Mrs.
Fred Ebling in the way OF a lovely
prize, and a pretty consolation gift
Tor Mrs. Fred Wright, who scored
low.
The personnel for the in
Guided Mesdames Charles Weimer.
"A. F. Witte. A. w. Shouse. Fred
Wright. Fred Ebling. r. H. Ralston
Of Weslaco and Jhon Rouse.
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II LAST LAUGH

SCOTSMAN: That's fine build
ing for We. What dae va think O
it?
AMERICAN: Say. that's moth
ing. We've got hundreds Of build
incs bigger and better than that.
SCOTSMAN: Ava. I expect re
have. That's an asylum.-Tit-Bi Bits.
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LEAGUE MEMBERS
ENJOYING LAWN PARTY

The members Of the Mercedes
and the Weslaco Epworth Leagues
enjoyed e delightful lawn party n
evening during the past week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Jack
son Of this city.
After two hours spent in con-
tests and games refreshments were
served TO about thirty members OF
the two leagues.
Plans were made TO continue
these social affairs between the
two groups throughout the summer.
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La Feria
MRS. POLLARD HONOREE
AT

A most pleasing affair OF the
week took place Tuesday morning
when Mrs. A. L. Todd, Mrs. r. Y.
Flynt and Mrs. r. r. Stephenson
were hostesses at the home Of the
former for a breakfast honoring
Mrs. r. Il. Pollard Of Mercedes, who
IS moving to F~alfurrias.
Zinnias and roses were used very
effectively in the living and dining
rooms. After the delicious break
fast the morning was spent In
visiting.
Those present were Mesdames r.
II. Pollard of Mercedes. G. ID. Nc
Coy, J. II. Hanch, and Miss Mar
garet Oliver, Miss Josephine Hon
nah and the hostess.
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PICNIC
AT FORBES HOME

The members and friends OF the
Presbyterian church enjoyed a most
delightful picnic on Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of MFR. and Mrs.
d. Fl. Forbes.
About fifty people gathered to-
gether and enjoyed the delicious
supper. Contests followed which
all enjoyed.
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SOCIETY MEETS
WITH II GUISE

Mrs. Guise. who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Spies was hostess to the Mis-
sionary Society on Tuesday after
noon prior to her leaving for her
home in the north shortly.
Several reports Of the District
meeting at McAllen were enjoyed
followed by contests.
Refreshments were served to
about twenty-five members and
guests present.
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YOUNGER SET
Il

Wednesday night. the Woman's
Building was the flower decorated
scene for a dance with Misses
Noonan and Marie Potts hostesses.
Mesdames L. W. Hoskins, A. r..
Potts and Ransdall were chaperones.
Punch was served throughout the
dancing. from a prettily appointed
table, and the Valley Voice Or
chestra furnished the music for
nearly so couples.
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Chastain, Blanche Patton, Betty
Berley, Elizabeth Hoskins, Mary
Lou Bennett, Evelyn Traxler, Ada
Reid Alderdice, Beatrice Gresham,
Mildred Boatner. Eleanor Manning,
Felix Fisher. Richard Nichols, Or
vile Huntley. Wilson Fulgham,
Lanier Cox, John Franklin San
ders, Donald Baine, Edward Gil
bert. Norman Wood, "A. ". Head,
Calvin Tom.
TWIN CITY BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs. r. r. McCarty was q pleasing
hostess for her club. the Ewin-
City Bridge club on Wednesday aft
ernoon. at her home. Green and
white rel the colors chosen to be
used In refreshments and appoint
ments for the bridge tables. White
roses and fern were arranged art
istically In the living room.
Mrs. l.. "A. Lawlor won high score
and Mrs. r. r. LeWald won second
score.
Refreshments were served after
the games to ven members.
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TWO GUESTS AT
CLUB MEET

Mrs. Ed Hauff was hostess at an
enjoyable meeting Of the Thursday
Embroidery club at her homo
Thursday afternoon. She was as
sisted in entertaining by her sister
Mrs. Roy Harrell.
After two hours at needle work
and exchange OF ideas. a refresh
ment course was served. Mrs. Eric
Green and Mrs. Woody Tullis of
San Antonio were guests Of the
club.
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GUESTS AT TEA
IN WESLACO

Mrs. Hegge. Mrs. vigness, Mrs.
Brewer and Mrs. Knight were
guests OF Mrs. Kirgan In Weslac0
at a tea given on Saturday after
noon.
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ut the Reese wil-Mond hotel. We'd
nesday noon, with Miss Nancy Jen-
nings as hostess 10 twelve OF her
friends. Guests were Florence Hos
kins. Geneva Elizabeth woodhouse.
Mildred Hodge. Miriam Dacus. Luz
ella Strickland. Marie Potts. Eileen
Mona. Evelyn Joyner. BERTHE Lee
Kline. Louise Ransdell and the
hostess.
Dainty colored bowls filled with
choice roses, ornamented the long
table, or which the luncheon was
served.
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President of Senior
Mercedes Society
Class CompAmented
Mercedes Society
Especial to The Herald.)

"1SOEDEs' May sa-The outstanding social event of the week was
q entertainment given Thursday evening at the Llano Grande country
Dy Mr- and Mrs. J. G. Shaw in honor of their son, John Shaw. a
graduate and president Of the Senior class Of the Mercedes schools
for 1e2s-ls3O.
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Officers Are Installed
Harrington Society
At Last Club Meeting
Harrington Society
Especial to The Herald.l

NoptLAI 20 1C tIdIu
HARLINGEN. May 24-The Study club closed the season with a splen-
did program at the Woman's Building The hosnSes were past presi-
dents Mesdames j. Y. Myrick, W.. D. Jefness, A. Goldhammer, J. T.
Foster. with the retiring president presiding.
The members and guests were cordially greeted al the door hv the
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club members and q few guests at
her home on South Ohio Avenue.
A color scheme OF lavender anc
yellow was used in floral arrange
nent, the same color note showing
in the lovely prizes and table ac-
cessories. Mrs. @. G. Fittz and Mrs.
John Rouse were awarded first and
second high score prizes.
Guests of the club on this after
noon were Mesdames Kathryn
Chadick, Harold Stuart, Florence
Kalbfleisch and Henry Allen.
MEMBERS ARE GUESTS
OF MRS. THORNTON
The members Of the Silk Stock
ing club motored to Harrington on
Wednesday afternoon where they
were guests Of Mrs. Charles Thorn
ton.
Mrs. Frank Hadden scored high
in the games.
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O1rnito
BTPTHDAY PARTY
FOR DAUGHTER

Mrs. Claude Pearson. assisted by
her mother. Mrs. Afford, gave q
surprise for her daughter. Ruby at
4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The guests enioyed a swim In
lake Olmito later returning to the
Pearson home where they were
served refreshments.
Those who attended we're: Clara
ellison Of Brownsville. Virginia
knight. Virginia Movers, Eunice
Stroman. Bonny Box. Herman Stro-
man, Lloyd Parker, Sam =. Hous-
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BRIDGE CLUB AT
ENJOY LAWN n

Mrs. John Ashton was hostess to
the Wednesday afternoon Bridge
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TWIN CITY BRIDGE
CLUB
LUNCHEON PRETTY
HOSPITALITY

Another hospitality Of the young
er set was the delightful luncheon
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Santa Maria
SCHOOL SEEKS
AFFILIATTON

The exhibit In the subjects for
which Santa Maria High School Is
asking utilization has gone 10 the
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PERSONALS
Mesdames J. G. Myrick. Tyre
Brown. Jack Cooke. Ira y. EelIs. G..
A. Gsiffeth, "A. L. Brooks, members
Of the Thomas +. Barlow chapter
OF the ID. A. r.. attended the meet
ing held Wednesday in San Be-
nito, at the home or Mrs. z. r.
Brady.
DR.. z. Hillinger. foot specialist o.
Harrington, returned Tuesday from
San Antonio. where he attended the
convention OF this organization last
week. He reports a splendid meet
ing in interest and attendance. He
made the trip by airplane.
Mrs. q. B. Hoskins. OF Gonzales.
who has been here for several weeks.
a guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
Winston Harwood and her son. L..
w. Hoskins. and their families. ex-
poets TO return TO her home next
week.
Mrs. y. G. Myrick. daughters
Josephine and Elizabeth. left Fri
day noon. BY auto. for Alpine and
other cities. expecting TO be away
most Of the summer.
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City Of Opportunity

Years ago, before civil strife and war,
Point Isabel was the most important port
south of New Orleans. War left it in ruins.
but demand and cooperation are rebuilding
a far more important city than was ever
dreamed Of before.
This is no idle statement; it i but the
truth. Nothing can stop Point Isabel. If to-
morrow every man, woman and child
should leave and the city should burn to
the ground, It would rise again. No truer
test of its greatness can be found han the
fact that even though ii was laid in ruins.
it has risen again, until today it is being
watched by the entire nation.
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SENIOR PLAY


The high school play. That Fas-
cinating Fanny Brown was pre-
sented Tuesday night. The charact-
ers were Us follows:
Percival Gale. Ross Clifton; Billy
Pearson, Byron SAMSON: Henry
Dudley. Thomas Carroll: Mrs. Cald-
well. Grace Howe: Audrey Caldwell.
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TENNIS CLUB
ENJOYS OUTING

The members Of the Tennis club
enjoyed a delightful outing one
afternoon this week.
They motored to Pharr where
they enjoyed a number or games
under the direction of Miss Beatrice
Pierros. From there they went to
the Cascade swimming pool al Nc
Allen for a plunge, followed by 1
picnic supper.
Fifteen members were in atten-
dance with w. z. Perry as chap
erone.
PERSONALS
Mrs. James Houze and little
daughter. Mary Jane, left this
week for Los Angeles. California.
where they will spend severa.
weeks visiting Mrs. Houze's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Spencer. Dor
othy Lee and Bette Houze will
spend the time here with their
grand mother. Mrs. Winnie Houze.
during their mothers absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Glasscock
had for their guests this week Jim
Blackburn Of Kansas. who has
spent the past several weeks in
McAllen looking after business
property.
Miss Ottilia Laner OF Brownsville
was a guest here OF Miss Bula Walk
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mention have
returned from a visit O. thiee
weeks with relatives in Dallas and
Waco.
Mrs. Ralph Buell. OF San Benito.
was n guest here in the home OF
Mrs. ~. w. DeCell, during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. o. Ward left this
week for Mineola where they were
called on account Of the serious
illness Of Mr.. Wards mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Meek of Kings
vile. former resident Of Mercedes.
were ruests here Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pant Ptirkal. du-ir@ thr ~~~t v--nI-
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state department. These subjects
are English 4. Spanish i and 2,
Bookkeeping, Economics and CT
vics. The exhibit represents q large
amount of work on the part Of
both students and teachers.
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Point Isabel Service
Station
~. w. whorton
Texaco Service Station
w. 3. Sherwin
Sanitary Market and
Grocery
Norris Bobbitt
Mrs. Ruby Hockady,
Drug Store
Dickey Studio No. 3
Mrs. Woods. Manager
Givens Packing Co.
II. Givens
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City Barber Shop
W. J. Martin
Eagle Pass Lumber Co.
J. .. Steiner. Manager
j. b. Stubblefield,
Contractor
keene Garage
Point Isabel Yacht Club
Point Isabel Pharmacy
9. y. Odom
Champion Bros,
General Store
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PORT

1t Is not hard to visualize just what is
happening at Point Isabel. 1t is opening
to the world markets all the Valley has to
offer. Vast regions in Northern Mexico
and Eastern Texas will route produce, oil,
raw minerals or what ever they have,
through this Port.
One need only to close ones eyes for a
moment to picture great wharves piled
high with goods and grapefruit, bound to
and coming from all corners of the globe.
1t is your Port. See a great commercial
city and industrial center being developed.
causeway is just another step.
The Washington times., 1930-09-19

FORD SPORT COUPE.
A real value in q sporty little ioh. You
must see this ons to appreciate 1t. ana
only S3oB. terms.
HAWKINS MOTOR CO.,
1929 14th st. n. W. Decatur 3220,
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DEATH NOTICES
JOHN A. SHE'LL

Funeral services for John A.
Shell, 5e, Of 500 Sixth st. N. E.,
who died yesterday followint q
heart attack. will be held tenor
row at st. Joseph's Church with
interment in Mount olivet Gene.
terry.
Shell, who was deputy register
Of wills for the District at the
time Of his death, had held that
position since 1923. Long promi-
nent in Catholic organizations,
She'll, head Of the knights Of
Mount st. 6epulchre at the mon.
aEtery here, was delegate to Rome
and the Holy Land three years
ago. He was q graduate Of Colurn.
bus University School Of Law and
a member Of the local bar. At one
time he was president Of the
Knights of Columbus.
Surviving him are his widow,
Mrs. Josephine H. Shell; four sons,
John E., Walter, Daniel and
Thomas She'll, and three daugh.
ters, Mrs. Dorothy Gardella, Mrs.
Mary Wallace and Miss Anna
Shell.
The Washington times., 1930-09-19
CARDS or THANKs

LOEB--To friends who manifested their
kind sympathy and solicitude IN the tad
through the death OF our beloved wife
and mother the late MRS. GERTRUDE
LOEB; to those who personally attended
the funeral rites: to those who sent mts.
sages of coincidence, who offered tributes
by word or pen; TO the rabbis OF washing
ton to ths ohev Shclora congregatien and
ali the local Jewish congregation. the Die.
trtct Of Columbis branch Of the American
War Mothers Victory Unit, No. 8. .AHaeri-
can Legion Auxiliary and the Costello Post
Of the American Legion; 70 the various
Hebrew lodges and. benevolent societiee,
communal and social organizations: TO all
of them we extend our heartfelt grstifuoe
and appreciation with our sincerest best
wishes for q Happy New Year Nay this
coming year. be EXEMPT from sorrow and
bring on q long period Of tranquility and
peace. May the merciful Lord bestow His
divine consolation upon all thpee who
mourn the loss of loved ones. amid all of
redemption. May the incoming year be
the harbinEer of glad tidinEs for Israel and
all the world---as is the sincere wish of
RABBI J. T. LOEB and FAMILY.
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b. n III
IN(1T' ICES

George T. and Marion z. Esdmon.
boy,
Jacob r. c. ana Anna R. Glover, gtrL.
Leroy N. and Beatrice n. Hanback,
girl.
Norton o. and Marian G. ciafk''
Lee ana ines I. Ganey, girl.
william W. and Helen +. Jordan
John 3. ana Margaret p. Rose, boy.
Dennis and Helen Tomlinson. boys
George W. and Fay Curry. boy.
Joseph J. and Catherine Saunders,
boy.
Louis and TilIis Sugar. boy.
John F. and Elsie u. Stoner, boy.
Leander and Blanche r. johnson, hey.
Gus J. and Esther Harris. boy.
John r. and Francis johnson. GIRL
Phillip and Mary Proctor. girl.
Charles e. and Fannie Chase. boy.
Richard ana Matte Mathews. boy.
Thomas and Ella Foran, boy.
samuel and Helen Wilson, boy.
Alfred and Athelia Stone. boy.
The Washington times., 1930-09-19
Want - Miscellaneous

BATTERY CHARGER. G. z. Tungar to
15. Apply 11l9 South Capitol St.
I AM IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF quantity
Of good substantial used furniture. Can
pay cash. Metropolitan 3061.
LUNCH ROOM FIXTURES AND STOEE-
Equipment of every description. Edgar
The Washington times., 1930-09-19
TIUO Jockeys Return,
Luyivag Kidla0p Tale

LINCOLN FIELDS, H., Sept.
10 tINso.-Jockeys Paul Neal
and Johnny Marcunn, missing for
two days and feared kidnapped,
have been located at Benton, H.,
and are expected to return today
and seek the forgiveness Of their
employers.
The two days search for the
17.year-old youths ended last
night when it was learned they
had taken q JOY ride to Benten IN
Meals new automobile. Maycun1
gave the excuse that he was
afraid Of being kidnapped and fled.
Each earns from SIS, 900 to $20,.
900 q season.
The Washington times., 1930-09-19
Army
ORDERS

Leaves Of absence granted Col. vii
liam r. Hass. two months and IL
days; Col. GarnvillO SEWER. one 1nonth;
Lieut.. Col. william 2. NGeNillGA. one
day: Lieut.. Col. Pelham D. GlasStord,
five days; Mater Raynoad D. Bell,
three months: First Lieut. Charles q.
Holls. II days.
Col. Theodore ,. HaeksF, 20 Boston.
Capt. Henry ., DavsoA. to Panama.
seeond%Lieut. Samuel p. collIns. 10
Fort Robinson. Neb.
Second Lieut.. Frank L. Beck. Twenty
eighth Infantry. to Hawaiian Depart
ment
Fourth Infantry. to Hawaiian Depart
Capt. Horace Harding. Field Artillery,
Lieut.. Col. Edward D. .Ardsry. En-.
Rineers,I to Panama Canal 6Opartmeit.
Second Lieut.. Garrison H. DavidsCu 81
Lieut.. Col W. Gotf caplss to Chicago.
Capt. Frederick W. Hocrn TO Holly
wood, Academy Of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences.
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MARRIAGE.
lLICENS

Vivian Franklin Butler, so, and vir-
sinia Woodcock, 20. The Rev. \. =.
Pocre.
Thomas Davis, II, ana chritenia Har-
rFs, Is. The Rev. A. 3. williams.
George French Vaughan. 81, and
Marinette NJ. Yanceyo -. The Rev.
j. z. Briggs.
James William Strother. "a and Julia
n. Ellison. %. Judge r. 2. Mattingiy-
Theodore Tillrnan, 23, ana Eliza john
son, 26. The Rev. w. WestoTy.
Edward Lee Madison. %. and Mary
Beales, 2s. The Rev. W. D. Jarvis.
John J. Fletcher, 81, ana Sadie Banks
Roosevelt Fitch. 2K, ana Willie
Cobbs, ~. The Rev. W. s. Thomas.
Ernest TinsIey, 50. and Ruth Ange-
lima Wright, 81. The Rev. W. J.. wash
ington.
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DEATHS

day sstsrabsr is. 1850, az hsr sesidsnee.
~ Tenth 81, Sc EgFIE 6Roo6R ths
helevsd wife OF The late Capt. David
Notice Of funeral saryices hArsaftAr.
PXKEIs, ALBION Rs-sodS 81 the kS5o.
.lution, Il is with. profound Eegret .tA9t
the District 81 Coiutn6ts. tie d1lnile 81 our
past president. ALBION X. PARRIS. at
Toronto. Canada. Funeral services viii be
tsRHH8S'I tsIsnodS DR. t. THoMAs EDWARD GREEN.
TOWNSEND. CATHERINE GO0DKTT-
At Upper MoItclairs Neyo JsresE on
INE GQQDA1L TOWNSEND. the wife Of
Henry Clark Townsend.
1So CIarewiiI Ave. Upper MOntcisir. New
Jersey. on Saturday afternoon, September
20. 1870 at O'oi0cl<
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NAVY
ORDERS

SUPPLY CORPS
Lieut.. comdr. Henry Guilmstts, de-
tached U. s. 8. Richmond, to Sub.
marine Base, Pearl Harbor, T. H
CONSTRUCTION CORPS
Lieut. Brandt W. Wilson, relieved
from all active duty to home.
AsIATIc DESPATCH ORDERS
SEPTEMBER 1s. 1880
Lieut.. (junior grade) John G. Nc.
Cutchen. detached u. 3. 8. e-ST, to
U. s. s. $40: Lieut.. (tunior grade)
Norman J. HabsI. from U: s. .. sac,
to U. S. S. CRnopus: Lieut.. (juuior
krade) John C. Zahm. from q. s. s.
Beaver, To U. s. s. s-s7; Lieut.. Cemdr.
(M. C.) Robert H. snowdsn, te six-
teenth Naval District: Lieut.. Comor.
fM Cl George p. Shields, from q. 8.
S. Beaver. TO Fourth Regiment. y. 5.
Ma-iasS shanghai. chiza; Lieut. g. g
Isaac W. rAosap pSos. tsera Naval sta.
tios. oIoaxsro, , T. Is U 9. s. Pssss:
Lieut.. Is. cO Arthur \. Lse. tTe% z
s. GaG Lieut. taHaasG GESAs) M n
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JOSEPH w. VALENTINE

Joseph w. Valentine, 80, Of
Hampton, Va, who died Monday,
will be buried tomorrow at Ar
lington National Cemetery.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the S. II. Hines Com
pany, 1901 Fourteenth st. N. w.
Valentine, who is survived only
by his niece, Mabel v. Griffiths.
was a former member OF the
Burnside Post, Grand Army OF
the Republic.
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MRS. BARBARA sTANGER

Funeral services for Mrs. Bar
bara Stanger, who died yesterday
at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. r. Raymond zepp, 3021 Fiji
teenth Street Northeast. will be
held tomorrow at the United
Brethren Church, North Capitol
and r streets Northwest.
Mrs. Stanger, who was the
widow Of George B. Stanger. Is
survived only by her daughter.
Interment will be in Western
Cemetary, Baltimore, Md.
The Washington times., 1930-09-19
IN MEMORTAM

REILEY. HATTIE IRENE-In loving re.
TIE IRENE REnEY. who passed away
ak years ago today, September 10, 1924.
This day brings back sad memories
OF our dear one laid to rest
And the ones who think of her today,
Are the ones who loved her best.
Our heart still aches with sadness:
Our eyes shed many a tear,
For God only knows how we miss you,
At the END OF six long years.
We cannot clasp your loving hands;
Your sweet smile we cannot zee;
But let this little token show
We still remember thee.
FLORENCE
MABLE
RAY
The Washington times., 1930-09-19
DEATHS

Charlotte n. Field, So years. a7Oo
Thirteenth st. n. w.
Lydia Urich, SO years. 4aoS New
Alice K. Earnshaw. - years. 1873
cismentine Judson. 70 years. 100
Art Arthur M J. woodruff. 60 years. George
Nellie Rote, 81 years. SAT- Illinois
Ave. N. W.
Dora LeventhaL 1s years. 1922 ssv"
snth st. n. W.
Infant of william and Catherine
Cum berland. hours. Georgetown Hos
pital. r>
teenth st. N. W
Gertrude Minor. 40 years. 1884 Half
St. s. W. -.
William D. Campbell. 80 years. $50
Girard st. n. w.
jamie M. whitmire, year. En- route
to Childrena Hospital.