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rF YOU believe it is natural for you to
be righteous, law-abidding individual,
you are under a misapprehension. Ac-
~ cording to DR.. Franz Alexander, psyche
analyst OF Berlin, now visiting in the
United States, are all born criminal beings.
Dr. Alexander has devoted many years to
the mental hygiene of criminology and is the
author of THE Criminal and His Judges" as
well several other books pertaining to the
subject. His observations, therefore are based
on mature thought and experience
Most people" he said take it for granted
that criminals are mental detectives or peculiar
personalities who are unable to go straight
And yet the fact is that q good proportion OF
criminals have normal and even superior in
tellects They are not biologically different
from the person who does not break laws.
I'VE usually ask, why does a person become
q criminals? To my mind, it would be more
to the point to ask, Why don't all people
become criminals?' Every one is born into
this world with instincts and impulses that
are not adjusted to society.
~TF child could realize the demands Of his
instincts, he would act a criminal. To
overcome this natural tendency the demands Of
his instincts must be adjusted to the demands
of society. This is q gradual process that Is
never completed. BY that mean that only
one part OF his personality really becomes ad-
justed. The other part continues to remain
criminal. This Is proved by dreams, the slips
OF everyday life and by symptoms of various
kinds The fact that person is able to exclude
these criminal impulses from his consciousness
marks him n cultured civilized human being
But to return to the child Just how does
he become a social being? He must be
stricted and suppressed He must be taught
what are the right things to do and what are
not. To. accomplish this task successfully he
must be given substitutes so that he will be
satisfied with his restrictions II his circum-
stances and environment such that he
receives satisfaction for the restrictions that
are imposed on him. then his repressed criminal
instinct will break through.
when the process of adjustment between the
demands of the instincts and the demands of
society Is disturbed in a child we find that he
becomes delinquent. He is dissatisfied with
his emotional life and he breaks the laws of
society for the pleasure of satisfying his in
stincts- His impulse to steal for example,
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NO CHANCE TO BLOW OFF
STEAM!

Before the Machine Age, points out
DR.. Alexander, man could find enOr-
nous, though sublimated satisfaction i'm
his work. Now he is only cog in a
huge machine. The instincts, though,
must be satisfied. IL no other release
is found, the criminal instincts will come
to the fore. Threat of punishment may
hold them in check, but it needs more
than punishment to adjust a person TO
society. There must be an inner feeling
Of justice and complete satisfaction Of
normal instincts and cravings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-20

TF YOU believe it Is natural for you to
be a righteous law-abidding individual,
you are under Misrepresentation. Ac-
cording to DIR. Franz Alexander, psyche
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
Valley Leader
Is Named State
Representative

The aftermath Of the state con-
vention held here in June will
probably be the chief topic Of dis
cussion at the quarterly banquet Of
the Valley Federation of Business
and Professional Women's clubs in
san Benito Thursday evening. This
is the first Valley-wide meeting TO
be held since the state meet here.
A program has also been arrang-
ed by the San Benito club. and an
interesting evening Is promised.
Mrs. Artie Suggs, Edinburg, the
new president, will take the chair
for the first time at this meeting.
OF particular interest to men,
bers of the Valley federation is the
appointment OF Miss Julia O'Brien
as the Texas finance represent
ative on the board Of the South
Central Regional Conference of the
National Federation. A meeting Of
the conference Is to be held In
Hot Springs. Arkansas in Oct.
Recommendation for the ap-
pointment was made by Miss Mary
Jane Higgins. state president, who
stated that
Miss O'Brien has just served as
finance chairman of the most
successful state convention in the
history Of the Texas federation"
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Martin gave q very interesting talk
on her experience as a Missionary
In Africa. Lovely refreshments were
served 70 nine members.
PERSONALS
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Delafield and
son, and Leonard Eakin OF Dallas
are guests az the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Love.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robertson left
Saturday for Dallas where they viii
visit relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. I. Pineda underwent an op-
GRAFTON at the McAllen hospital
Thursday. She Is reported as doing
nicely.
Ralph Records. formerly OF
Brownsville, now Of Houston, Is in
the Valley on business and a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frosch. NJ
Shirley and Warren Gudmanson
underwent a tonsil operation Fri
day. They are reported as doing
nicely.
Mrs. J. w. AIIbritten and son,
Leo. left Monday for Houston,
where they will stop for a few
days. From there they 20 TO Crock
Ct to visit Mrs. Allbritten's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Taylor.
About the first Of September Leo
will 60 70 Deweyville. where he will
take up his duties as principal OF
the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Parson left
Saturday for a vacation In Alabama
and Mississippi.
Earl Stephens left Saturday for
Hope. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Bonds have
moved to Weslaco from Haleyville.
Ala. They have purchased the F.
Z. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Clark ard
family. returned Saturday from an
extended trip to Canada and other
points in the North.
Miss Louise Douthit and Miss
Blanche Jones spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. Garrett at
Boca Chica.
Z. q. Brashier Is spending a few
days In Houston on business.
MI. and Mrs. L. II. Brashier and
children and MI. and Mrs. G. A. La
Duke and children spent the week.
end In Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Z. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. o. B. King. and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Croncrite enjoyed a
white wing supper on the Llano
Grande lake Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Buford are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
Il Jardin Circle
Entertains Society

Members OF FL Jardin circle Of
the Methodist missionary society
were hostesses to the other three
circles on Monday afternoon at
Community House number two. An
interesting program of entertain
ment had been arranged by the
hostesses, and the women spent
the afternoon in games and
contests.
During a short business session
Mrs Willie A. George. s~uperintend-
ent OF supplies. requested that each
member Of the society bring a can
Of salmon to the meeting on the
first Monday In September. The
salmon will be used 10 give the
girls at the Pharr Methodist school
Q special treat on a Sunday even
ing. salmon salad being one OF
their favorite dishes.
Ice cream and cake were served
TO about fifty guests.
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Confines. Goings

Miss Agnes Phillips, who has
been attending school in San
Antonio. IS visiting her parents
here for a few days.
MRS. s. M. Harvey. Miss Kath-
crime Wilson and Miss Elizabeth
Scruggs spent Wednesday in Edin-
burg with Mrs. Jack Ross.
Two Brownsville couples. Mr..
ana Mrs. Dean Porter, who are
spending the summer with Mrs.
Forter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
G. Sans. at Lake Winnepesaukee,
N. Y, and Mr. and Mrs. w. E.
Hearer, met in New York this
week for a VISIT. Mr.. and Mrs.
Heaner went up last week.
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Lyford


a
Supt. and Mrs. George II. Mitchell
and children, Miles and Mary Grace
are enjoying a trip TO central Tex
as points.
Misses Maggie. Mary and Annie
McKeand are expected to arrive
this week from New Mexico where
they have spent the summer. The
former two will teach here the
ensuing term while Miss Annie will
teach at LaSara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Balbridge and
son have returned to their home
in Terrell after a week here at the
home OF the mans sister, Mrs.
Marvin Mcleod and Mr.. Mcleod.
Mesdames S. L. Stewards a.-d
daughter Mae Belle, j.. M. Stewards
and Lusk Keene were in Harrington
Saturday.
Miss Fannie Anderson Of Ed
couch IS a house guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Robert Keene.
Mrs. G. A. Breese is in Harrington
visiting in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. s. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hagood
and children Howard Jr. and Ruth
were guests OF M. and Mrs. w. III.
Phillips Jr. in Raymondville Sun
day.
Mrs. Cara Harris and mother
Mrs. Mary Johnson left Monday for
Eldorado Springs, Mo. Mrs. John
son will remain there while Mrs.
Harris will return here In about
thirty days.
Miss Madeline johnson was In
Harrington Saturday.
Mrs. Adlai Parker and children.
Brady and Mildred are expected
return this week from a visit with
relatives and friends in c--sicana.
County treasurer r. A. Keene is
recovering from a serious illness.
Mrs. jamie d. Mitchell and Mrs.
Henry Baldridge were In Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Baldridge and
daughters, Misses Eula and Myrl,
and Mesdames Charles Mitchell ans
r. K. Finley, Jr., have returned from
a fishing trip on the San Antonio
river.
MI. and Mrs. Guy Bachelor and
son. and Miss Willie Mae Mitchell
returned from a three weeks
visit with relatives at Fife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Burrill and
Miss Lois Lotion have returned to
their homes here after a visit with
friends and relatives In central
Misses Mabel Edith, Wanda and
Farris have returned to their
home In Donna after spending the
past three weeks with their grand
mother, Mrs. M. D. Bagiey.
Mn. and Mrs. Henry Baidridge |
md son, Stanley accompanied by
and Mrs. z. B. Baldridge visit
"a friends in Raymondville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. jackson and
children and N. J. Jackson visited
the Alfred Jackson home In
sebastian Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Hall has returned
o her home here after a pleasant
TX weeks visit with friends In San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Boone &C
'ompanied by Misses Thelma and
Matte Hocott left the last of the
week for Greenwood, Arkansas
where they will visit relatives.
Frank Watkins visited his nephew
I. G. Morris and wife in Sebastian
saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. 5. L. Stewards and daugh-
er Miss Mae Belle left Sunday for
.rexarkana where they were called
n account Of the illness Of theri
mother and grandmother.
Z. w. Lambiere returned the
'ast week from Canada where
vent three weeks ago. He was ac-
ompanied Tome by Mrs. Lambie,,
mo has resided in the north the
'ast two years. Misses Hattie and
.oith. who accompanied their fa-
her on tn trip remained for ar
rdefinite stay.
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plate favors, dainty corsages In the
chosen colors.
The table was laid for fifteen
guests. including besides the hon
cree, Mesdames Cleve Tandy. Mark
French @. w. Moothart, w. S.
Moothart, II. D. Seago. Ava Prosser.
Hurt Batsell, Howell McCampbell,
q. Z. Dodd, Sherwood Bishop and
Nolan Taylor and NJ. @. Chappelle.
OF Los Frenos. and Miss Charles
Title.
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Thousands who have suffered
with Rheumatism are being relieved
BY Alonzo Urban Rheumatism
treatment and are glad to testify 70
It's merits. Here is what Jacob
Johanek Of Manitowoc. Wis, says:
] want TO thank you for the wonder
ful results received from your treat
ment. From the very beginning, !
felt relief and the pains in my legs
are entirely gone and I can now
sleep In peace. Thousands Of other
letters Ike this have been received.
II others have suffered and found
reiief-Why not you?
IS days. $50 or fun IS DAYS treot-
ment for only $500. At Cisneros
Drug Stores. No. ! and No. 2. adv.
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Bridge Party Is
Tuesday Courtesy

Misses Mary Margaret and
Adelaide Fox entertained on Tues
day afternoon with a pretty bridge
nc their home on Washington St,
ms a courtesy to Miss Jessie Van
Richey. OF Waco. Roses and crepe
myrtle used profusely throughout
the house gave a festive air to the
setting.
Five tables Of players participated
In the games. Miss Reva Tomlin
q most successful, receiving the
award for high score: Miss Helen
Millwee was presented with the
cut prize. and Miss Richey the
guest prize.
A salad course was served dur
ing the afternoon.
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the home Of Mrs. John Becken-
holdt on the South Tenth street
road with Mrs. @. c. Eckhoff and
Mrs. Beckenholdt as joint hostess
es.
The spacious home was attract
lively decorated with a profusion
or summer blossoms that carried
out the color scheme Of pink ana
green.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. w. w. Doughtey was the
high score prize winner. Mr.. Cecil
Fulton second high and Mrs. 3. d.
kimbrough, the low score prize.
A delicious salad course vas serv-
I'd to the following guests: Mesdames
Z. d. Mathis. A. B. Spell, 8. /.
Bazelle a. Nix, "A. z. Whitsitt, L.
II. Henderson, Earl Suttle. II. II.
Damsey, L. L. Davis, B. D. Kim
brough, Harold Brehn, Cecil Full
ton, ID. T.. Haroldson, j. @. Har-
rison, r. T.. Gregory, Everett Mey-
ers. B. Blair, Chas Bartliff. e. s
Russell II. =. Feroy. P. D. Moore,
Geo. Gaddy. r. J. Folsom. A. A.
Bonneau. N. M Doughty, v. z.
Cook, j. L. Csrdwell, II. H. Damme.
Lee Green. Geo. Wilson. M. T.
Gibson. M. Ramsey and r. Gone
OF Weslaco, M. Turnquist OF San
Juan, A. w. Morris of Pilot PIT. z.
NJ. Maphis of Kaufman, j. M.
Shearer OF lisa, Okla, Juanita
Shipley Of Savannah, III. Miss Lora
Barrett Of Waco and the hostess.
PERSONALS
Mrs. w. s. Stewart and daughter
Madeline, left Sunday for Corpus
Christi where they will spend a
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Figerghein and
children. Doneta and Leo Jr., left
Sunday for a short vacation In
Corpus Christi.
Brooks Smith, son OF Mrs. Bon Fl.
Smith arrived here Friday for a
vacation Of one month. Mr.. Smith
has spent the last year studying
music In San Antonio and will re-
turn IN September to resume his
studies under Walter Durham.
Rev. W. B. Pierce. patsor Of the
First Baptist church. has returned
home after a weeks rest at Alto
FRO river west of San Antonio.
Mrs. Marion Ko0ns has return
ed home after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and MR. Tom Blackwell In
Taft She was accompanied home
by Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwell. who
will spend several days at Corpus
ing white wings.
Miss Mona B. Byerly and Loula
Hale will leave Wednesday for an
overland trip to San Antonio for
a two-weeks vacation with rela-
tives and friends. En- route they
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Weslaco
MISS HELEN STONE
COMPLTNTENTED

Mrs. N. +. Armstrong entertained
with two tables Of bridge at the
Llano Grande Country club Friday.
honoring Miss HELEN Stone Of Min
eral Wells, who is a guest of her
aunt, Mrs. M. r. Armstrong Of
Mission. Mrs. Fred Rives received
high score favor and Miss Stone
was presented a guest favor.
The guest list included Mesdames
M. +. Armstrong, j. A. Gillett. YER
non Hill. Homer Smith OF Mission
Miss HELEN Stone OF Mineral Wells
Mrs. Harry NJ. Corroll OF Donna.
Mesdames +. +. Rives and j. al
Friday Of Weslaco.
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viii spend several days nc Coruus
Christi.
Miss Ozelle Meek has returned
from q two weeks vacation spent in
Laredo and Corpus Christi.
Mrs. J. w. Martin and children
have returned from a two-months
vacation spent In Austin with her
mother.
Fred and Jack CULLEN sons Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. Q. D. Quiiien have
returned home from Temple, where
they have been visiting relatives.
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the parents of q ten-pound baby
girl born Aug. 10. The baby has not
been given a name. Mother and
baby are doing nicely.
Mrs. Lucy Morris OF Austin Il q
guest at the home Of her brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Clark.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H u. Jackson re-
turned Saturday from Q pleasant
vacation in New Mexico, Utah, Arr
Ona and Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. A. Adams Of
IT. Worth are guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. g. n. Clark.
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GROUPS ENJOY
BRIDGE AT CLUB

MesdameS r. "A. ROLAND, Carl
Moeller, j. L. Compere, and v. c.
Thompson made up a table for
bridge at the Llano Grande Coun-
try club Friday.
Another table consisted of Mes
danes G. Lester Skaggs. r. G. Wa
tiers, J. p. Blake, and w. Fl. Baxter,
Ir.
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BRIDE-ELECT
H0NQREn

Mrs. z. L. McCalip and daughter.
Miss Pauline. entertained with a
swimming party and picnic at Boca
Chica Sunday, honoring Miss Lila
Yarbrough whose marriage to Rog-
ers Butler Is TO take place Aug. 81.
Those r ybying this hospitality
were Misses Lila and Christine
1arbrough, Mary Lillian Ware Of
McAllen, Jewell Watson, Ruth
Rives, Jane Stebbins. Norma Van
vllet, Messrs. Fred Turner. James
Sutphen, Fields Hampton. Earl
Pike, Rogers Butler. Ebert Watson.
Wess Faker, and Leroy Buss.
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LUCILLE BOULWARE
PARTY

Mrs. G. +. Boulware entertained
with a party for a number OF chill
dren recently. honoring her daugh-
ter, Lucille, on her eighth birthday.
Outdoor games and contests fur
nished amusement during the af-
ternoon. Mrs. Boulware was assist
ed by Mrs. Lee Sims. Refreshments
were served to approximately 30
guests.
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Brownsville
Visitor Is Honoree At
Luncheon Tuesday

Mrs Clyde Tandy was hostess at q one o'clock luncheon Tuesday,
ecmpnnenting her sstr-in-law, Mrs. Dave Tandy. Of Fort Worth, who
10 visiting here. The Port Isabel Yacht club provided the setting for
the function. A clever color scheme of purple and orchid was carried
out IN the decorations Of the luncheon table. and also appeared in the
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REPORTS HEARD
BY MEMBERS

Mrs. d. r. Young was hostess to
the Llano Grande Home Demon
stration club Friday afternoon for
their regular business and social
meeting. Mrs. +. A. Leonard gave
q very interesting report Of her trip
TO the A. & M. short curse held
at College Station. Mrs. John
Crawford gave a report Of the
council meeting held at McAllen.
Refreshments were served to ten
members and the following guests:
Mesdames Ed Norton, Z. /. Emmons
and w. A. Black.
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McAllen
OLD-FASHIOvED PICNIC
ENJOYED BY MANY

- &AhAN
Tuesday evening at seven O'Clock
the members Of the First Christian
Bible school gathered on the lawn
Of the p. II. Faris home rear
Pharr for an ol~d-fashioned picnic.
Games, contests and races were
enjoyed by groups of all ages,
while supper was being prepared
by the ladies Of the church.
Favors were presented to all
children In the beginners primary
and junior departments.
The following were winners in
the various contests: Slipper kick
ing. Miss Blanche Gray; Wheel
barrow race, Jim Day and Mer-
win Hale: Rooster Growing. Mrs.
Faye Barnes: Donkey Drawing. Mrs.
M. 5. Winbury; Three legged race.
Ann Dunn and Genevieve Faris:
Pots and pans, Mr.. and Mrs. lin
Day; Going to Paris, Mr.. and Mrs
Merwin Hale.
About two hundred guests were
present.
WESTWAY BRIDGE
CLUB MEETS
The Westway Bridge club met
Thursday at the home CT Mrs. John
Bales. The high score prize was
won by Mrs. J. G. Ziebell and the
second high score by Mrs. Fred
Auer. Mrs. George Cheever will be
the clubs next hostess.
PRETTY MORNING
@ARTY GIVEN
Ona Of the prettiest parties OF
the summer season was the bridge
party given Thursday morning at
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next week. Everyone is invited to
attend this entertainment.
Two new members were added TO
the club membership, MeSdames
Cochran and Evans. The club
colors, pink and green, were used
in the decorations and in the re-
freShmentS.
MRS. b. A. PEEK
HONORS GUEST
A delightful bridge party had
Mrs. B. A. Peek as a gracious guest.
Early fall flowers, in gay shades
Of yellow and orange, were effect
lively arranged for the pleasure Of
the guests. at the four tables for
bridge. Mrs. Peek presented pretty
prizes TO the lucky score winners.
and also, 70 her honor y guests, a
lovely reminder of this pleasant
party.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mesdames John Fowler,
w. Diehl. d. j. Evans, Robert
Tom, Earl Corder. Joe Chaudoin.
Earnest Deacon, G.. w. Springer,
Wesley Fonzille, G. A. Crosse, Don
Russell. A. w. Harrel, Earl Rumbo
and her guest. Mrs. Clyde Booth,
Of Houston.
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Harrington
CLUB PLANS
SOCIAL

CLUB PLANS
SOCIAL
The Clio Home Demonstration
and improvement Club of the
Briggs-Coleman Tract. met with
Mrs Bowden at her home. After
s'-~r-h ~rsi-s-s s-~~'-- N. MEM
5 MS for an ice
cream serial. % be held in con-
necticn with me home talent play
to be given at the schoN house
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INTERESTING TALK
HEARD AT NTFFT

Mrs. II. b. Van vliet was hostess TO
the Dorcas class Of the Methodist
Sunday school last week. Mrs. A. E..
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a New
and novel
dessert

SwEETEN a bowl of Rice
Krispies with honey, to taste.
Fold in some whipped
cream. Then serve. It's a
most delicious dessert.
You'll like Rice Krispies
for breakfast, lunch or sup
per. They're SO crisp they
actually crackle in milk or
cream. A wonderful cereal
for children. Oven.fresh at
your grocer's. Made by
Kellogg in Battle Greek.
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STOP THAT ITCHING

Apply Blue Star Ointment 10 re,s-vs
SKID Irritations. Itching Skin or the Itcs
o. Eezemie conditions. letter. Rinrworm
itehins Toes. Poison oak . as an An.
hseptie Dressing for Old Sores. ae
Ask your Druggist for
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PERSONALS

FEnSONAIS
Marshall Boutwell, expects 70
leave soon for the Legion Hospital.
near Kerrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Cerar. living
northeast OF Harrington, received
quite a surprise last week when
their sons. William and Johnnie.
returned from ar extended triu 10
California. Each had married. Thev
Will make their home in the Briggs
Coleman tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Conner left
this week on a trip to their old
nome In Pennsylvania expecting to
remain for six weeks.
august Dodillet. his son, Alfred
and daughter. Mildred, are expect
ed home from a trip spent in
visiting relatives and friends in
Texas, Illinois and Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sharetz have
arrived from Indiana, and are oc-
cupytng their lovely new home near
the Harlingen-Rio Hondo highway.
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DORCAS A
MEETS

Mrs. j. NJ. Mothershead was
hostess for the Dorcas class OF the
Baptist church at her home on
East Van Buren, ave, on wednes-
day afternoon. The monthly bust
ness session was conducted. after
which q social hour was enjoyed.
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MEMBERS TO MAKE
BLUEBONNETS

There will be a meeting OF the
members OF the Harrington w. T.
G. y. on Wednesday. with an all
day session. at the home OF Mrs.
r. z. Utley. The group Is to make
Blueocnnets, to be worn by the w.
T. G. U. Delegates to the conven-
ton to be held in Houston in the
fall. Each member wiilb ring some
thing for a luncheon to be served
at noon.