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La gaceta., 1930-11-20

Para ell martes de la pr6xima
semana tienen anunciado un bal
lie en- los salones del Centre Es-
panol de West Tampa, los mu-
chachos de la Juventud Hispa-
ma.
Y todos los j6venes, asi como
tambien las familias que ten
gan en- su poder tickets para Ia
function que Sc organiza por los
mismos muchachos en- ell teatro
del referido Centre, para la
noche del viernes % del mes en-
curse, podran asistir a esta fies
ia bailable siempre y cuando
presenter en- la puerta de entra-
da los mencionados tickets.
Preside ell Bando "Carmelita"
Antonio Alvarez, y ell "Anaran-
jado", Juan Fernandez, Ell popu-
la1isimo "Piquerita', ell que ha
revolucionado toda la barriada
del Oeste.
Y segdn rumores ell bandO
"carmelita" derrotara en- toda
la Inca a los del color "naran-
ia, a pesar de que ell celebre
"Piquerita" tiene tornado va
gu combination de muerte
Esperemos los acontecimien-
tos,
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

Ell puesto Tampa No. 5, de la
Legion Americana, ha tornado
ell acuerdo, segun leemos en- ell
Tribune, de investigar las acti-
vidades de los comunistas en- es-
ia ciudad.
Parece. segGn una circular lie
gada a poder del conocido abo-
gado James Moran que cierta
organization de tendencias ra-
dicales. Young Pioneers de A
m6rica, presenta a los Muchs-
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

situacion del anciano Presiden-
dente de los viejos emigrados.
Daremos cuenta de todos los
tlabajos que Sc realicen para ell
eXito de esta benefica function.
Nosotros, que no hace mucho
tempo lie dedicamos unas lineas
al venerable enfermo, seguimos
p~idiendole al Altisimo en- nues-
tras oraciones que lie devuelva
la salud.
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

eSta capital, en- ell mes de mar
70. En- dos de los juegos ell
Brooklyn tendra de oponente a
an club cubano.
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

En- favor del viejo emigrado
Manuel R. Canizares, que Sc en-
cuentra sufriendo de terrible do
lenc.a, Sc proyecta la celebra-
ci6n de una function cuyo pro-
ducto Sc destinara a aliyiar Ia
La gaceta., 1930-11-20
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

chos Exploradores como "instru
mentos" del capital.
Los Young Pioneers tratan
duramente a los EXploradoreS,
suponiendolos al servicio de los
capitalists.
No Sc mezclan los Explorado-
res en- politica y no Sc les pre-
para para combatir a los obre-
rOS.
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

Madrid, Nov. 20.-El go
bivrno afirma que gracias a su
lronta intervention 1racas6 ell
complot de les republicanoS y
comunistas para deIribar Ia
monarquia. Los jefes republi-
canos detenidos aver continuan
en- la carcel.
Tn regimiento iba a unirse
? los rebeldes, pero los com
rrometidos a Ultima bora de
cidieron permanecer fieles,
descubri6ndose TODD.
La noticia de la termination
de la huelga de Barcelona ha
causado muy buena impression.
Aver combatieron Ell Sevilla
los obreros y las tropas. Los
huelguistas invadieron las prin
cipales GALES rompiendo los
eacaparates. La U~niversidad
este cerrada pr haberse decla-
ado en- huelga los estudiantes,
en- simpatia con los ohreros.
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

La votaci6n del taller de A.
range y Arrange do ell 3iguien-
te resultado. A favor de la or
ganizaci6n, 81. En- contra, 0.
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

LOS tabaqueros del taller
Corral no habian hecho ell re-
ferendum hasta la tarde de
hoy,
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

Habana, Nov. cola ciu-
dad continda en- calma. Eel go
oierno sigue persiguiendo a
los llamados agitadores comu-
nistas.
La debilidai en- las activi :
dades comerciales parece in
tensificarse.
La gaceta., 1930-11-20

Habana, Nov. 20,-Se ha
anunciado aqui que ell club
Brooklyn, Liga Nacional, ven
dra a jugar cinco desafios en-
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Plane To CARRY
| 170' to- j. S.
PLANNED

BERLIN. Jan. . dNs9-
Flans for construction of q
Gigantic transoceanic plane cap
able Of carrying ITO persons from
Berlin to New York in q nom
stop flight are being laid by
DR.. Edmund Rumpler, noted Ger
man airplane engineer, it was
iearned today.
DR.. Rumpler, it is understood,
win leave for New York some
time in February in an effort
60 enlist American backing in his
enterprise. It is stated that q
number of American bankers
have Signified their interest In
DR.. Rumpler's "transoceanic dou-
bic flying boat" which Is her
alded as one of the most ambi-
tious airplane projects in recent
Years.
The Rumpler flying boat will
be built to carry 1V0 persons,
Including crew, for more than
1000 miles. It will dwarf in
size the giant 12-motored Dornier
D.O-X, which carried 169 persons
In an hours flight over Lake
Constance.
The D.O-x, however, cannot
carry more than 35 persons for
q distance of 1000 miles.
&c The Rumpler plane will in real
ity be gigantic wing superim-
posed on two boat-like floats.
The motors and passenger cabins
will be located in this huge wing,
while the fuel will be stored in
the floats. Ten motors, aggregat-
ing 10000 horsepower. will supply
the power needed to lift the
crafts enormous weight Of l25
tons.
4 DR.. Rumpler expects his ma,
chine to attain a speed of be-
tween 100 and ITS miles an hour.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Spanish War Veterans
Meet at Soldiers Home

Col. John Jacob Astor Camp
No. 8. United Spanish War veter-
ans. win meet at Stanley Han,
U. 8, Soldiers Home. tonight. Vet
Grams Of sll wars are invited to
attend as q testimonial to the out
going commander, Archie j. Jones.
The feature Of the evening will
be a dress parade and presentation
Of colors by the Overseas Military
Band, Drum and Bugle Corps, Dis
trict Of Columbia Department,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. followed
by a band concert under the direc-
tion of Lieut.. Arthur E. Harper,
u, s, M. c, r.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Teachers In Indiana
Plan Salary Strikes

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. Q
uNS)-Teachers' strikes" are
threatened in Indiana because of
failure Of officials to pay salaries
when q deficit in State aid funds
occurred.
At q meeting here, teachers Of
Monroe county voted to organize
instructors over the State under
an agreement that they would not
sign contracts for next year un.
less they are paid.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
EIGHTO,CLOCE

The largest selling, highgrade coffee in the world
More pounds sold than that of any other brand Its
quality won the Gold Medal at the Sesqu Centennial
Exposition. A distinctive coffee mellow and full
favored Amazing value at this new, low regular price
This same coffee sold at SSc pound less than
weeks ago {.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Body Of Youth Found
In Blazing Liquor Car

CHICAGO. Jan. 6 uNSJ~-
Authorities today are seeking
clues to the solution Of the death
Of the youth whose scorched
body was found in q flaming
automobile today on the road
near the country estate Of a
wealthy manufacturer.
Police found eight five-gaIlon
cans Of alcohol with caps re-
moved in the rear Of the car.
They believe the staying was the
result Of q bootleg war
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Negro Editor Seeking
De Priest Congress Seat

CHICAGO. January e.-Chk
cago's negro colony Is disturbed
by the factionalism that seems to
have developed. It was revealed
last night. Robert 8. Abbott. editor
and owner Of the Chicago Do
fender, q newspaper published
by and for negroes, has indicated
that he viii run against Repre-
sentative Oscar De Priest, negrA
Representative from the Pir3
Illinois district.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Missioner to Speak \
At Ascension Church

Miss Bessie B. BlacknaIl, q mis-
sionary in the service Of the
Episcopal Church In Alaska, win
deliver an address in the Church
Of the Ascension. Twelfth st. and
Mass chustess Ave. N. w.
Wednesday at 3 p. m.
1.-The meeting will be held under
the auspices Of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the National Council
Of the Church. Miss Blacknall's
efforts at st. Marks Mission,
Nenana, being financed from the
United Thank Offering Of that
organization.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Resigns to Take First
!. Vacation in 50 Years

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Jan. e.
Resignation of j. G.. Eberlein as
president Of the Donaldson Iron
company, pipe manufacturers, Of
Epnaus, has been announced. He
served that company 46 years.
He plans to go to Europe for
m indefinite period, as he has
had no vacation in nearly half a
century.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Lady AstOr's Niece Wen
After Fall From Mount

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 6.-Mlss
Phyllis Langhorne. niece Of Lady
Astor. Is expected to leave Q local
hospital today after treatment for
a broken colIarbone.
Miss Lanehorne was thrown
from ahorse while a guest of Mr..
and Mrs Graham B. Hobson. She
will return to the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william II.
,Langhorne, at Warren, Va.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
Pay for Land Promised
Mexicans by Ortiz RubiO

CHICAGO. Jan. 8 UNSJ-
Pascual Ortiz Rubio. President
elect Of Mexico. and his entour-
age entrained for Kansas City
late yesterday. ending q three days
visfs to Chicago.
In q brief address to resident
Mexicans here he declared land
seized from wealthy proprietors
in order to distribute farms
among the agricultural masses
win be paid for.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
PARK CITIZENS CALLED

The American University Park
Citizens Association viii meet
Wednesday night at 8 o'clock In
Hurst Hall, the grounds Of the
American University, Massachu-
setts and Nebraska AYES. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
RED CIRCLI

Here is full.bodied coffee Of smooth richness and
rare bouquet blend of the choicest cOees grown on
the high mountain plateaus of Colombia and Brazil
Exceptionally thrifty buy at this new, low, regular
price This same coffee sold at Ste pound less than
weeks ago . :.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
YOU HAVE
NOT TRIED
A&P COffees

Shop At the A&P Food Store
nearest you'll Select one Ofthese
brands. Serve i'll Ifit does mot
thoroughly satisfy you and
win the praise Of your family,
return the unused portion
and your full purchase price
viii be promptly refunded.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
BOKAR

One of the cOuntrys leading grade nationally ad
vertised package coees. blend of unusual richness
and delightful mellOwness. And truly Americas great
est packagecofee value. Bokar coffee sold for 4Sc
pound less than s weeks ago l!
The Washington times., 1930-01-06
SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET

The Board of Education will
meet Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock
In the board room Of the Franklin
Administration Building, Thir-
teenth and X SITS. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-01-06

Mrs. B. W. Hoppe Of 228o Pro-
fessor st., Cleveland, first tried
REM over Eve years ago as an
experiment but the Hoppe family
has not experimental with any
other cough remedy since that
time. II found there's nothing
that stops . cough like REM"
says Mrs. Hoppe, "and it's plea
SAINT to take, too. The children get
coughs at times, for they're always
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-20

dinner party. given by her mother,
Mrs. Max Conrad.
A pink color scheme was used
with corona blossoms and pink
night blooming water lilies as flor
al decorations.
Following the dinner, Miss Wood
took the following guests TO Har-
lingen to the picture show: Misses
Della Enochs, Faustina Hendrick,
Marie Emerson and Miss Lorena
Streckfus.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sugg have
returned from Temple, where Mrs.
Sugg, secretary OF the local Retail
Merchants Association, and member
Of the state board Of directors Of
the association. attended a meeting
Of the state board OF directors. on
their return trip they visited San
Antonio, Houston and Ccpus Chris
u.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Barton and
sons. Packard and Bill, have re-
turned from q weeks recreational
trip to Kerrville. While in Kerrville
arrangements were made for Bill to
enter the Schreiner Institute next
term.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Chambers and
daughter. Bette. left during the
past week for Denver. Colo, where
they will attend the American Dent-
al Association.
II. J. Lawson left this week for
Mexico City on a business trip.
Mrs. Josephine Blackwell and her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Stuart and
son, John, left this week for Falfu-
rias, where they will visit Dave
Blackwell and family. They will also
spend some time in San Antonio.
On their return home they viii
spend some time IN Corpus Christi
Mr.. and Mr. Herman wood Of
San Perlita, were guests here this
week in the home of Mr.. Woods
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Wood
and FANNY.
Mrs. Jack Hawkins had for guests
this week, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Nose
". Of San Antonio. Mrs. Mosely i:
Mrs. Hawkins sister.
Mrs. j. j. Murray ard daughter
Miss Angela, Of Harrington, were
guests here Of Miss Mary Anr
Makers during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Wood have a:
their guests Mrs. A. G. Campbell
and children. John, Eleanor and Al
len. ard Miss Alleen Gale. OF VIM
field, La, and Misses Eva and jamie
Cole OF Winsboro, Louisiana.
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pleted four years at Scaritt, Uni
versity Of Nashville. Tenn. and will
sail August 81 as q missionary TO
Hiroshima, China.
CIRCLE MEETS
AT CHURCH
Circle two Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary society met at the church
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. j. u.
Funk was in charge Of a short bust
ness session Mrs. A. z. Martin LED
a Bible study on the 2lst and ind
chapters Of Isaiah. There were nine
members present.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stone and fam
lily left Sunday for several weeks
vacation in Fort Worth, Dallas,
Hamilton and other points in West
Texas.
Mrs. G. H. Hoge returned Tues
day from San MercoS, where she
has been attending the summer ses-
sion Of Southwestern State Teachers
College.
Miss Mildred Stone left Friday
for Houston, where she will spend
several days with Miss Verna R-th
Compere who has recently moved
to Houston from Weslaco.
Miss Bess 3. Senour Of Bay City
Is a guest Of Mrs. Brooks Muckelew.
Mrs. Eunice Ford was in Donna
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Stone moved
TO San BeniJo this week.
William Workman LETT 2 day
this lei Tor his home III Fort
Worth. He was accompanied Dy his
title grandson, Billie Workman, who
Will spend the remainder OF the
summer there.
Nj. and Mrs. II. Batch and child
rem returned Monday from Chicago
where they spent the past mc~n.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. CampoeA of
Sabinal IS spending q few days in
Weslaco with friends.
MIS-. L. L. Barnard left Monday
for San Marcos, where she will
spend several days.
Harod Fugh and Jimmie Wahat-
ley left Saturday for California. Mr..
Pugh will join Mrs. Pugh. who left
last week, in California.
Misses Marcella Lehman and
Grace Vandevere Of Pharr left Fri
day for q several weeks vacation IN
Kansas City and other points.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Hammer and
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Hammer and
their families returned from a two
weeks vacation in Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Gibson re-
turned home Tuesday from an ex-
tended stay in Fort Worth and west
Texas.
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account OF the serious illness Of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bennett OF
Sweetwater have arrived here TO
spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer. They will spend several weeks
at Corpus before returning to their
home IN September.
Mrs. l.. Z. Rambo and children
OF Harrington. visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Hocott here
Sunday.
Little Misses Margaret and Dor
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othy Marie Keene or Port Isabel
are spending several days with
their brother. ". T.. Keene and fam
lily.
Nj. and Mrs. y. III. Protor and
sons. Louis and James. were guests
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fonzo Clements in Santa
Rosa.
Cullen Keene OF Port Isabel,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Briley and
daughter. Robin Ann OF Texarkana,
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left Sunday for KerrviIle. where
they win stay indefinitely before
returning to their home They have
spent the pas. six weeks visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. TX. Hocctt and
sons. Raymond and Daymcnd. have
returned from q visit with relatives
In Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Seward
and children. and $. l. Seward and
children were visitors IN San Perhta
Sunday afternoon.
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Mercedes
SWIAI-DANCE PARTY
ENJOYABLE K

A swimming party. followed by a
picnic lunch at the Cascade Swim
ming pool at McAllen, and dancing
at Val Verde, afforded diversion for
a group Of Mercedes folk. one even
ing this week.
The personnel for this enjoyable
outing included Messrs and Mes
danes Shelly Collier. II. Z. Hager,
w. j. Copeland, Henry Lauderdale
and their guest. Mrs. J.. 3. Lauder
dale Of Huntsville. Tenn. (. E. john
son, George Breeding. r. (. Kirk
patrick. Owen Stone, Art Folsom and
Mesdames Effie Jewell Sheell, Ed
Olson and John G. Jones.
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TACKY II GIVEN
IN CLUB ROOMS

The American Legion club rooms
were a scene Of much merriment on
Thursday evening when an old-time
"tacky party "a staged, with Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. McManus as hosts and
hostesses.
The costumes were most hunor-
Gus and unique and provoked much
laughter and msrriment. Prizes
were awarded Mrs. Fred Johnson OF
Mercedes and A. j. Thomas OF
Pharr. the judges being Roy Harrell.
Howell Newly and Mrs. Ed Hauff.
Dancing and games afforded d.
version during the evening, follow
ed by refreshments.
Out Of town guests were Mrs. A.
9. Snodgrass and Miss Mab'e Palm
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Lyford

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Strader and
children have returned TO their
home here after a pleasant two
weeks spent with relatives az Lam
pasas and Port Lavaca.
Mrs. S. L. Sowards has gone to
Texarkana, where she was called on
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INTERESTING
Is PRESENTED

The Land Where History Began"
was the theme Of the program at
the meeting Of the Methodist Aux
iliary this week, which met with
Mrs. L. Dowiey.
Mrs. c.. A. King had charge Of
the program, with Mrs. Nix Har-
rington leading the devotional. Mrs.
Harold Roland read an interesting
paper on the subject under discus
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-20
INFORMAL BRIDGE
v THURSDAY

Mrs. ROLAND Carr was hostess 10
two tables Of bridge at her home
on Missouri Ave. Thursday after
noon.
The pretty colors OF pink and
green were chosen in the table &C
cessories, and floral decorations OF
pink roSebuds and pink zinnias with
green ferns.
Mrs. Floyd Langford received high
score favor and Mrs. Yancy Var
brough ST.. received second high.
At the conclusion Of the games a
salad course was served TO the fol-
lowing: Mesdames Robert Taylor,
John Petty. Yancy Yarbrough Jr,
Of San Marcos, Floyd Langford, Ed
ward Waller, Misses Mildred Ann
and Thelma Smith, Christine Var
brough.
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TEN MEET
IN

The members Of the Dorcas AID
motored to Progreso for their meet
ing, which was held in the home OF
Mrs. George Kline. a member OF the
Aid. The afternoons program was a
social one, followed by a refresh
ment course.
Ten women from Mercedes at
tended.
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PICNIC SUPPER
ENJOYED

A hay ride to Progreso Lake,
where a picnic supper was served,
was enjoyed by the following
MesSrs and Mesdames Harry Rat
lift, Harold Tobin, Clement Lawton
Of Mercedes, Tom Bruton, Byron
Hutto, Bob Schanks. G. II. Steven
son, Mesdames Chtster Mathews Of
Trinity, Texas, Byron Gaar OF
Louisville, KY, and Glenn Cressner.
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ATTEND SHOWER
IN McALLEN

Those from Weslaco who attended
the shower at McAllen, honoring
Miss Alethea Cronk. were Rev. and
Mrs. j.. L. Allbritton. MeSdames II.
A. Davis, VIM. Clifford and Geo.
Hoefer. Miss Cronk has Just COM
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Bridge Party Honors
Weslaco Society
WesldcoN Newcomers
Weslaco Society

wEsLACO, July ls-Mrs. 7. A Mauck delightfully."- entertained We'd
nesday afternoon with a preHny appointed bridge party. honorins Mrs
C. T. Boyd and Miss Vera Boyd. who have moved 70 Wesiaco recently
from Birmingham. Alabama.
The pretty cohrs Of pink and white were used in the tanes, other table
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CLUB MEMBERS
MEET
LAWN PARTY AT
ZIEGLER HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy ziegler were
hosts at a most enjoyable picnic
supper and lawn party at their
home on Wednesday evening.
Their guests included the follow
ing with families: Messrs and Mes
danes Frank Beale, L. d. Thomp-
son. Walter Hoekstra. o. r. Glass
cock. O.. w. Rippert. Homer Settles,
c. c. HARRISON and Earl McManus.
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accessories. the ice course served
at the conclusion OF the games, and
the floral decorations, which con-
sisted Of pink radiance roses, crepe
myrtle and tube roses.
Mrs. z. G. Couch received high
score and the honorees were pre-
scented gift favors. a
The personnel included Mesdames
z. c. Couch, G. II. Boyd, p. P.
Doss, K. j. Scott Of Pharr, Seth
Duncan, Yancy Yarbrough, Jr, OF
San Marcos, Misses Vera Boyd.
Pauline McCalip, Christine Var
brough, Lila Yarbrough, Thelma
Smith and Mildred Ann Smith.
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MISS CORA WAGERS
SHOWER

One Of the outstanding events OF
the week was a miscellaneous show
er given by the primary depart
ment Of the Baptist Sunday school
at the home of Mrs. s. v. Bran
don, honoring Miss Cora Wagers,
whose marriage TO Neal Robertson
has been announced TO take place
July 81.
The lawn Of the Brandon home
was made into a lovely garden with
a profusion of flowers emphasizing
a color scheme Of pink and green.
The shower was in the form OF a
cooking demonstration in charge OF
Mrs. Floyd Langford. The gifts were
packed IN lard cans, flower sacks
etc.
Late In the afternoon punch and
cake was served to about ninety
guests.
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sion, and Mrs. 0. NJ. Joyce gave an
~appreciative poem on Books Of the
Bible"
Ten members were in attendance.
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BRIDGE CLUB
HOSTESS

Mrs. w. II. Baxter Jr. was hostess
to the Thursday bridge club Thurs
day afternoon. Pink and red roses
were attractively arranged over the
rooms. Mrs. @. M. Cherrill received
high score. A delicious dessert course
vas served to eight club members.
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CLUB y GUESTS
ENTERTAINED

The Delta Deck Bridge club was
delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of Mrs. j. II. Beasley Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Beasley receiv-
ed high score. A salad course was
served 10 six club members and two
guests, Mesdames c. A. Ballard and
G. r. Reynolds Of Pharr. The club
meets next with Mrs. G. L. Carey.
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DINNER PARTY
HONOREF

Miss Katherine Wood. who has
where she taught from Falls CITY
wheer she taught school this past
term. was honoree at an Enjoyable
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er Of San Antonio. and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Thomas Of Pharr. Mercedes
guests included Messrs and Mes
danes Eric Green, Roy Harrell. Ed
Hauff, Murray Howe. Leslie Morg-
an, and Howell Newly.
CLUB MEMBERS
MEET
The Alternate Wednesday Home
Demonstration club met at the
home Of Mrs. lie Roy Ziegler for a
business and social meeting, with II
women present.
Mrs. L. D. Thompson read a very
interesting paper on The Progress
Of America. Later IN the evening a
refreshment course was served.