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Conings. Goings

Misses Esther Weller and III
Russell have returned from O. I
Of Arts and Sciences at Ktngsvll'e.
Thurman Kirder is at home after
receiving his doctors degree from
Baylor Medical School at Dallas.
Mrs. Kinder attended her sons
graduation exercises.
Miss Theresa Champion Is re-
manning at G. I. "A. at Denton for
the summe school session. Misses
Margaret and Laura Monroe have
come home for the summer from
c. /. A.
Mrs. j. p. Seaman is expected
TO return ZINE early this week
from Austin. Her daughter, Ann.
will be at home the latter part Of
the week from the University Of
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Rentfro ac-
companied their daughter. Laura
Raydie. to Camp Waldemar near
Kerrville this week. She will re-
main there for a vacation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rentfro returning shortly.
Mrs. Lena Gay Moe and her
daughter, Gay. are 10 return to-
day from Austin, Miss More having
received her degree from the Uni
versity of Texas.
L. r. Olmstead Jr. left Monday
morning for Camp Bulls for train
ing. This is his fourth and last
year OF c. NJ. 7. c. camp. He plans
to stop also in Corpus Christi and
visit friends there.
Mrs. M. j. Upton and son, Maur-
ice. returned Sunday from a ten
Gay visit with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. F. J. Upton, in Runge.
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ed by health authorities, Officials
o. the camp announce.
Special features have been aided
10 tie camp program 10 COM
rensate for the days when swim
ming is omitted.
From this time, registrations fJr
tie camp should he made through
Mrs. p. c. Greenwood OF Haringen,
it is announced. The first three
weeks Of the encampment are
given over to Junior high girls,
ages 10 to 10: The third week IS
exclusive for Girl Reserves. mixed
groups being admitted during the
closing weeks.
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Miss McAllen To
Sail for Europe

Miss Salome McAllen, who has
Just received her degree from the
University or Texas. left Austin
yesterday afternoon for New York.
With a party OF University friends.
she will sail June II for Europe,
spending the remainder Of the sum-
mer abroad. Her mother, Mrs.
Margaret McAllen Fairbanks. was
IN Austin for her daughters grad
uating exercises and will return to
Brownsville in about two weeks.
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Legion Auxiliary
Benefit Bridge

American Legion Auxiliary an
nounces its annual benefit bridge
party which will be given Wednes-
day afternoon. June IS. at the home
Of Mrs. Harbert Davenport, begin
ming at 3 o'clock. Tickets are on
sale by members Of the auxiliary,
and all friends Of the members are
invited TO attend.
Mrs. r. 9. Morris. Mrs. j. X.
Wells and Mrs. Davenport are the
committee In charge. Proceeds are
to be used for auxiliary funds
donated TO disabled soldiers.
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Athletic Club
Sponsors Dance

Announcement is made Of the
dance to be given Thursday night,
June u, at Hotel FL Jardin,
sponsored by the Brownsville Athle-
tic club. Fred Gardeners Trou-
badours. popular Texas University
orchestra, has been engaged to
furnish music for the evening.
which viii provide special enter
tainment features.
Returned college students and
local students are especially invited
High school and Junior college
students who sell as many as ten
tickets to the dance are TO be given
free membership in the Athletic
Club. Tickets may be obtained from
Larry Lightner at Fidelity Products
company or ether members Of the
club.
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Weslaco
THREE HOSTESSES AT
CLUB AFFAIRS

Mrs. w. L. Compere was hostess
to two tables OF bridge al the Coun-
try club Friday. the regular ladies
day. Mrs. Carl Moeller received high
score.
Her guest were Mesdames w.
3. Compere. Porter Davis, r. New
ell Waters, w. II. Baxter Jr., G. NJ.
Sheriff.. G. Lester Skaggs, and Mrs.
Carl Moeller.
Mrs. K. x. Ewing was hostess to
one table. Miss Mariory WEIGH re-
ceiyed high score. Her guests were
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Mrs. Walton with Mrs. Kelly lead
ing devotionals and Mrs. Nellie
Key the lesson. Nine were present.
Mrs. Henry Gay was hostess to
circle two, with Mrs. Norton lead
ing devotionals. Miss Frances Shive
had charge of the lesson. Ten men,
bers attended.
Mrs. j. II. Batsell entertained
circle three, Mrs. Clark having
charge of the devotionals and Mrs.
Dockey the lesson. Eleven were in
attendance.
The evening circle met with Mrs.
G. G. Lambert. Miss Hartman led
devotional and Miss Shive the les
SON. Twelve attended.
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Hugh Robertson was in charge OF
the brides cake while Mrs. c. L.
Burke presided over serving OF the
wedding collation..
Miss Gladys Mills caught the
rride's bouquet just preceding the
departure OF the young couple for
q honeymoon trip to Monterrey,
NLevo Leon. The bride Is travelling
in a becoming polka dot costume
OF navy crepe worn with matching
lat and accessories. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons will reside In San Benito
following their return.
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SIXTH BIRTHDAY
PARTY OCCASION

Clara Ann Stanley. six year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Stanley celebrated her birthday an
niversary Friday afternoon with a
delightful party.
About forty young guests enjoy
ed the pleasant games and contests
a1c received tin soldiers. jacks and
other playthings for favors. At the
close Of the interesting afternoon
zee cream lollypops and angel food
cake were served.
The little honoree was the reel
pient OF a large number or attrac-
tive birthday gifts.
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Donna
o. r. $. INSTALLATION
EEnWrTnEE

EANlNES
Annual installation az the Of
ficers Of the local Order Of the
Eastern Star was held at the
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
The following officers were ms
tailed: Worthy Matron. Lillian
Vertrees; Worthy Patron. F.. f..
Vickers; Associate Matron. Clari-
bel Timn; Associate Patron, o. O.
Vickers: Ccnductress, Mrs. o. O..
VickerS: Associate Conductress,
Mrs. Bessie Rusk: Secretary. Mrs.
E. j. Jamerson: Treasurer, Jennie
Redfield; Marshall, Mrs. George
Fisher: Sentinel. z. B. Good:
Martha, Mrs. W.. L. Spradling;
Esther, Mrs. Ruba Good: Ada.
villa Mae Taylor; Ruth. Mrs.
Eunice Ross, and Electa, Margaret
Hutto.
At the close OF the installation.
Mrs. w. 4. Wright presented gifts
TO the retiring Worthy Patron and
Worthy Matron, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
T. Taylor. Refreshments were
served.
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esrjng details expressed the two
color idea. Mrs. Harry Foehner was
the successful player during the
afternoon and received the silk
hose trophy.
Mrs. James Casey of Madison,
Wis. was a guest during the after
noon.
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NO MORE RATS

or mice. after you use RAT-SNAP.
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and prove II. Rats killed with RAT
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Csc size q cakesl Tor Chicken
House. cO0ps. or small buildings.
Sl.25 size ID cakes enough for Ill
farm and out buildings. storage
buildinss. or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by Eagle
Pharmacy. Inc; City Drug Store;
Groves & Co.; Putegnat Hdw. Co.
SAN BENITO:
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RIO HONDO:
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'Y' Camp Uses Pool
At San Benito

Arrangements have been made
by the Y. M. G. a. camp at Flo
Hondo, where Valley girls ale nov
attending the annual summer en-
campment. to take the girls for n
swim every other day in the pool
at San Benito. Waters o. the Arroyo
will not be used for swimming
until a clean sanitary bill is provid-
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Auxiliary Studies
Book of Romans

Circles of the Presbyterian
auxiliary studied lessons from the
book Of Romans at their Monday
afternoon meetings. which were
followed by social hours and re-
freshments.
Circle one met at the home OF
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HANDKERCHIEF SHOWER
FOR MISS CHAPMAN

A handkerchief shower honoring
Miss Leila Chapman. teacher. was
one of the interesting features Of
the meeting OF the Philathea class
Of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school held Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs. w. M. Cochran. Miss
Chapman Is leaving oon for an
extended stay IN Junction.
Various interesting games and
diversions were enjiyed during the
evening. Punch and waters were
served at the close.
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Two CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAYS

L V. jolly Jr., and his cousin,
". B. Robertson Jr. of Ozona, who
are exactlT the same age. celebrated
he sixth anniversary OF their birth
DAY Thursday afternoon with a
joint birthday party given at the
nome OF the former on North Bon
ham avenue. Various contests, in
Guiding an interesting peanut hunt.
were enjoyed during the afternoon
by about twenty young guests.
The young hosts were the reci-
pients Of a number Of interesting
gifts as souvenirs OF the occasion.
P-ettily decorated birthday cakes.
topped by candles. marked either
end Of the long table from which
tic little guests were served ice
cream and cookies with slices Of
birthday cake.
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NEW OFFICERS
ELECTED

The knights of Phytias held their
regular first Thursday night meet
ing last Thursday evening at the
x. p. hall.
New officers were elected as fol-
lows: Chancellor Commander. Geo.
II. Hoefer; Vice Chancellor. A.
Hartzel: Prelate, DR.. H. c. Knight,
Moster of works, Mr.. Bush; Master
Of Arms, Milton Stafford; Keeper
Of Records. w. j.. Berger: Master
Of Finance: Fl. 3. Van Vliet. Master
az Exchecker. L Donnegan. Inner
and Outer Guards. r. @. Childree
AMI r. c. Mcconnell respectively.
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Mrs. N. P. Wimberly, Misses Mar
lory and Bette WEIGH.
Another table Of Weslaco women
consisted Of Mrs. Clell Solether.
Mrs. II. Raymond Mills. Mrs. G. !.
Haven, and Mrs. r. G. Waters.
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Mercedes
HOSTESSES ENTERTAIN AT
COUNTRY CLUB

LaGfeS 2 AT the LlalO GraQOe
County Club on Friday, was a
most enjoyable affair at which a
number of women from both Mer-
cedes and Weslaco, entertained at
luncheon and bridge.
Mrs. w. J.. Copeland OF Merce-
dcs. entertained a number OF
women at luncheon followed by
bridge games in which Mrs. Alan
Hvistendahl scored for high trophey
and Mrs. Frank Hall scored for
consolation. Others making up the
games were Mrs. Martin Of
Waxahachie, Mrs. A. Van Temple
Of San Antonio. Mrs. William Coe,
Mrs. Fred Brooks. Mrs. Harold
Stuart. Mrs. p. w. Perkin. Mrs. +.
II. Poteet. Mrs. II. j. Neuton. Mrs.
r. Z. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Tolsau.
Mrs. B. T. SAMSON.
Seven women were guests Of Mrs.
n. Fl. Kern Of Mercedes. for lunch
cen, later forming two tables OF
bridge.
Mrs. Martin Pugh and Mrs. John
Rouse made high Mrs. Kerns'
guests included Mrs. Jack Martin.
Mrs. G.. c. Fittz, Mrs. John Rouse
Of Mercedes. and Mrs. Martin
Pugh. Mrs. n. Klcehn. Mrs. J..
Barnes and Mrs. Styles OF Browns
vile.
Mrs. J. S. Compere or Weslaco
entertained the following women.
Mesdames Skaggs. r. NJ. Waters.
Charles Sheriff.. p. Compere
Charles Moeller. Porter Davis and
w. Fl. Baxter.
Mrs. Cecil Solether. Mrs. Ray
mond Mills and Mrs. Clarence
Haven were guests Of Mrs. r. C.
Waters on this occasion, all Of
Weslaco.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt and her
guests. Mrs. Bob Robinson. Mrs.
Neal Robinson and Mrs. AL Prince.
All Of Mercedes. for a table for
luncheon and bridge.
Mrs. D. w. Glasscock had for
her guests, Mrs. E. z. johnson, Mrs.
George Breeding. all Of Mercede<.
and Mrs Owen Stone of weslaco.
Mrs. r.. J. Lawson entertained
Mrs. John Jones. Mrs. e.. Sarrick.
all Of Mercedes and Mrs. Geneva
Whitehead Of Weslaco.
Mrs. Walden Greenlee had for
luncheon guests and bridge. Mrs.
Henry Landerdale, Miss Mary
Frances Haynes and Miss Helen
GlasScock of Mercedes.
Mrs. G. @. Lockett's guests we're
Mrs a. 3. Seats. Mrs. III. z. Hoger
OF Mercedes. and Mrs. r. r. Barton
Of La Feria.
Mrs. Jack Ray. Mrs. Jack Troll
linger. Mrs. Jack Londo and Mrs.
w. Maierhofer formed a table for
luncheon and bridge
HONOR GUESTS
AT PARTY
Miss Mary beavers Of Lauree.
Mississippi. was named honor guest
OF an enjoyable skating party at
the weekend by Mrs. Ralph
Dunsan, in whose home she Is
visiting. The party motored 10 la
Feria for an hours fun Of skating.
then returned home for refresh
ments.
Other guests were Miss Frances
lroy, Frances Holden and Billie
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HONOR GUESTS
AT PARTY
San Benito
MRS. HUDSON


Choice Of a pink and lavender
CHOIR theme for the appointments
gave q delightful summer atmos-
Phere for Mrs. Ted Hudson's after
noon bridge arranged at her home
Thursday for members OF the six
Stocking club. Preceding the games
IL the hostess home in the country.
The member enjoyed luncheon at
The Stonewali Jackson hotel.
Butterflies were used 10 record
individual scores and other inter-
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Society Calendar
Wednesday

Just-Sew club with Mrs. Duff
Howard.
Wednesday Tournament Bridge
club with Mrs. Neil Allen.
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Miss Lilverstrom. who has an
outstanding record as a club wo-
man. particularly in her activities
with her home club. Beaumont,
and the state federation, was the
speaker Of the morning at the
emblem breakfast at the Val
Verde Tiffin tea room this morn
s~-r
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nOUGHNUT SALE
PLAN OF CLUB

The Southern Star Home DEM
o~nstration club held their regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
bone OF Mrs. II. l.. Buddeymeyer.
Plans were made 70 have a dough-
mt sale foT finances for the Girl
Reserve. Means OF going TO the en-
campment were planned. Final plans
for q box social TO be held at the City
Hall Friday June Is were made.
The proceeds from this will 20 TO
ssnd one OF the members to a..
anc M. at College Station TO take
e short course.
Articals 70 70 to the encampment
from the club were judged as fol-
lows: Mrs. Chas. McCasland first
II the rug con~est. Mr.. Hope Grimes
first IN the dress contest.
Refreshments were served n nine
members and two visitors. Mes
Games Tanko-SIev and Tuh5trville.
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verware and a long dress mirror.
Mrs. Klemann was the former
Ona Ruth Ewing.
About sixty guests were present.
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OPEN HOUSE
RECEPTION

M. and Mrs. L. w. Humble will
hold open house Monday. June is,
for Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baldsin Of
Tonica. Ill, instead Of next Mon
day as was announced. The inform
al reception at the Humble country
home will open at 1880 o'clock.
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DINNER PARTY
HONOREE

Naming Fannie Hall Of Beaumont
as her guest Mildred McFaring as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. j. v.
McFarling, was hostess at a dinner
party at her home Sunday at noon.
Guests included the honoree,
Miss Hall, Mae Wood, Ruth Sprad-
ling, Gay Newland. Mary Edith Mr.
Farling, George Puryear, Orland
McFarling, and the hostess.
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PARSONS HAYNES
RITES

Wedding oil Miss Joy Haynes and
Leland Parsons took place Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock in the home
of the brides foster mother, Mrs.
r. w. Orr. on North Reagan aven-
lie with the Rev. G. z. Marshall
pastor Of the First Methodist church
officiating.
The home was beautifully decor
atec with shasta daisies and fern.
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PERSONALS

Miss Olive Graham, head of the
history department Of the Donna
High School. left Friday night for
California where she will spend
part Of the summer. She has been
the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. l.. M.
Davis Of Harrington during the past
week.
Orland McFarling arrived in
Donna Friday where he spent the
weekend leaving Monday fer san
Marcos where he has enrolled tor
summer school.
Fannie Hall OF Beaumont Is the
guest Of Gay Newland and Mildred
McFarling. She returned with them
from Bolton where they have been
attending Baylor College.
Mrs. A. T. Hester, Sr., left the
last Of the week for Beaumont
where she will be the guest Of her
daughter Mrs. l.. ID. Devil.
Hayden German returned Tues
day from a three weeks visit III
Chicago. lie was called home be-
cause Of the accident of mis- mother
a few weeks ago. He was planning
to enter school there and teach.
He was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Morris, former teachers in
Donna, while he was there.
Mrs. Robert Rhodes and Dorothy
left Thursday morning for Califor-
MA. They will visit Mrs. Rhodes
brother. Ray Frantz in Santa Bar
bara.
hrs. T. !. Hester and daughter
Florence viii return the latter
part Of the week from Bristol. Va,
where Florence has been attending
Sullins ColleFe. She vii complete
her two years OF study there June
9tn.
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DAVIS HONOREES
AT BARBECUE

Konoring DR.. and Mrs. +. M.
Davis Of Harrington the Donna Fire
Department gave a rabbit barbecue
at the I. o. o. r. hail Wednesday
evening. A. c. Mckinney acted as
master OF ceremonies.
Mr.. and iirs. Harvey c. K.e-
mann, recently married were pre-
scented with a set OF Community sill
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MRS. K HOSTESS
AT

Mrs. o. c. Smell, the incoming
president of the Donna Federation
Of Churches. entertained represen-
tatives Of all the churches in Donna,
al a meeting at her country home,
May 20 at 3 p. m. In her address Of
welcome Mrs. Smell stated and urg-
ed that the organization. il il were
to be Of permanent value. should
discuss at the meetings, topics and
articles Of a more serious nature.
Mrs. s. r. Crutcher and Mrs.
George Baldwin. played a piano
duet. Mary Elizabeth Tomlinson
read: and Lcis FleUriet nc
complained by her mother. Mrs. F.
o. Fleuriet. sang several songs. Mrs.
c.. B. Williams gave reading, Essay
Of Man.
The speech Of the afternoon was
given by the Rev. j. S. Budlong.
rector Of the Trinity Episcopal
Church Of Hidalgo County. and
also chairman Of the American
Red Cross for Hidalgo County DR..
Budlong in his talk dealt with the
peace time work of the Red Cross
in an interesting account Of his
fortnight's visit in Washington, d.
G. as q delegate to the National
Red Cross for Hidalgo County. DR..
talk the women discussed the
situation and plans for the relief
OF the people in the stricken area.
Refreshments were served.
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PERSONALS
D.. ard Mrs. ]. r. MONTGOMERY
EFF Saturday for San Marcos TO
attend the wedding OF Miss Bar
hare Keeling. formerly OF Weslaco,
ard their son Waldo MONTGOMERY.
Ruth Jones left Thursday for
Lubbock. Texas where she will
visit her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Couch and
family left Thursday for San An
tonic and Lubbock where they viii
visit for about two weeks.
Mrs. G. w. Gound and daughter.
Thelma. left Thursday for Foydada
where they will visit.
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At TEND CLUB
E[CAMPATENT

Those from Weslaco who attend
ed the encampment Of Home Dem
onstration clubs at McAllen Thurs
day and Friday were Mesdames @.
3. Sutton and daughter Sarah.
George Morrison and daughter
Grace. T. A Loanerd and daughter.
c. T Anderson and daughter Julia.
". II. Stevenson, d. T. Young. w.
". Ludwig and daughter Muriel.
w A. Black, Z. w. Lankley and
daughter. Vera, z. r. Vaughan. w.
E Anderson, J. y. HatchenhurE and
daughter Berrell. @. N. Hatcten-
burg, Chas. McCasland. Hope Grim
es +. 3. TRIMMER, Ed Norton, and
John Brothers.
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Seven women were guests Of Mrs.
n. Fl. Kern Of Mercedes. for lunch
cen. later forming two tables OF
bridge
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DEBUTANTES RAISE
$4,000 FOR CHARITY
London's Fashionable Youths Also
Take Up Serious Activities
This Season.

LONDON (N.A.NA).-A change has
come over the bright young things Of
Mayfair.
No longer do they thrive exclusively
on freak parties, cocktails and the latest
cure for SHINING. They have become
serious and discovered purpose in
life to which they can devote themselves
with all the enthusiasm once given to
bottle parties and pajama pranks.
The new interest is committee work.
and many of this seasons debutantes
and their equally youthful brothers
have become serious and active workers
in the cause of charity.
Mrs. Henry Mond,' who is herself
among the most youthful hospital COM
mittee chairmen in London, says that
instead of giving parties solely for their
own amusement, young people are tax
ing their friends to charity balls and
persuading other people to entertain In
that way.
One OF the most interesting scenes
of the new activities of the bright
young things is a National Children's
Hospital. It has a youthful president In
the Duke of Gloucester, who loves the
children and often visits them privately
and several members of its committee
are only Is. These include Lady Janet
Bailey's daughter Joan and Lady Pa
tricia Moore. So energetic is the com :
mittee that the past years efforts have
brought in $4,000.
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