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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-02
Churches Plan
International
Day ofPmyer

Members OF the Church FEEDER
alton are making extensive prepara-
ton for q program In observance
OF the international World Day Of
PRAYER OF Friday March z, which
Is to be sponsored by the Council
for Home Missions and the FEEDER
alton OF Women'S Board OF For
eign Mission Of North America. A
committee from the federation met
Thursday and discussed plans for
the meeting in Brownsville which
church. starting at 1880 q. m. Wo-
men OF al Brownsville churches will
participate, and in addition church,
es OF Los Fresnos and Olmito have
been invited to join in the meeting
here.
Mrs. j. X. Bull Is general chair
man for the day, and Mrs. George
Smith Is to have charge II the
program. assisted by Mrs. w. y.
Vertrees, Mrs. II. l.. Yates, and Mrs.
r. o. Macintosh. Dinner will be
served at the church.
The topic fer this years program
Is That Jesus May Be Lifted Up"
Each church Is TO have charge
a section OF the program and will
make its own arrangements.
Women's societies OF churches all
over the world viii join In obServ-
ance OF the special prayer program
which Is sponsored as an inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL affair.
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Santa Maria

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r.. Washington
and children. mother washington
spent Sunday In Weslaco with MI.
and Mrs. Geo. Hunt.
Mrs. r. II. Hargrave spent the
weekend In Austin where she Wis
tied her brother. Vance. Mrs. IT. y.
Seaman and daughter, Miss Mary
Will accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Ward m
family, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. q. Kale-
baugh and family OF Harrington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oldemeyer and
family Of Mercedes were recent call
ers at tie j. i. Mock home.
Mrs. T. j. Scamen OF Weslaco
spent Thursday with her daughter
Mrs. r II. Hargrave.
Ray Morrison OF Cornbes spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n
Kaiser.
s. II. McLain Of LaFeria was In
Santa Maria wednesday.
Miss Audrey Barker OF Klngsvilk
spent the week end here with her
sister, Miss Beryl-
A. A. Highbarger OF San Bento
was here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. -. Shipley spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Shipley
The young folks OF the community
were entertained Friday night with
a Washington birthday party ab
the Samson place.
Mrs. y. II. Carroll and children
! went 10 Donna Sunday.
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Pupils of Grammar
School in Program

Pupils OF the grammar school n
tertained members Of the Grammar
School PIT. A. with a varied pro-
gram at its regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon.
The English speaking second
grade gave a twenty-minute make
believe radio program with Maria
del Cant as announcer. the program
consisting Of plays. readings, drills.
a horn duet, and several songs.
Children having special parts on the
program were Walden Rihl, Bruce
Aiken, Katan Hada, Katherine
Hankin, Francis Harve, Martha
Hayes, Florence Bell. Mary Lee
Stout, Wick Trevino, Emily Chumm.
Donald Henderson, Elva Valdez.
Lupe Garcia, Lucia, Farias, and
Maria Martinez.
The Month OF Birthdays" was
presented by pupils Of Miss Tut,
assisted by nine children from the
English speaking first grade, and
James Porter, Maurice Obregon and
Dorothy Oligher.
The ABB and ABB classes presented
two exercises on the program, IL
bows giving short readings about
George Washington and singing an
appropriate song. Thirteen girls
gave a flag drill In which E~nriqueta
Martinez represented Freedom"
and Julia Gloria gave a reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. S. Webster Of
Kerrville. formerly of Brownsville,
have returned TO their home after
a visit with MI. and Mrs. w. G,
wainwright, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w,
Webster,
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Interesting Social Euents Are
Planned for District Meeting

Early announcements coming from
Del Rio, where the Fifth District
convention Of Federated Women's
clubs is to be held April g, 10 and
IL. give promise of an interesting
series Of social ~courtesies for visi-
tors.
Roswell hotel has been chosen as
headquarters. and business sessions
are to be held in the Del Rio Bap-
fist church. Mrs. George w. Cox
is the Del Rio chairman.
First IS TO be a meeting OF the
executive board at the hotel April 9
at 10 o'clock. followed by a luncheon
for the board given by club women
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Thorton Wilder
Club Study

Thorton Wilder was the author
studied by members OF the Self Cul-
ture club Wednesday at their meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Watson. with Mrs. II. L. Yates lead
er Of the program. Roll call was
answered with current events and
Mrs. Yates led a discussion on the
biography and criticism OF the u
thor assisted by Mrs. Manahan.
Mrs. II. l.. Fitch. and Mrs. Z. T.
Yates.
She also reviewed a popular novel
Of the author. Bridge Of San Luis
Rey," and a round table discussion
followed, members Of the club pre-
senting their opinion of the book
as formed during its reading.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Gilmore, mother of Mrs. M. r.
Hall, Mrs. w. II. Conrad and Mrs.
w. s. Perkins Of Columbus, O.,
guests Of Mrs. ". J.. Conrad.
The club is to meet next Wednes-
day with Mrs. II. L. Fitch.
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Mrs. CumminS
Is Hostess At
PmHyAHah

Mrs. Howard l.. Cummins was
hostess at her home Thursday az
ternoon entertaining guests for a
six-table bridge party. Guests were
received by Mrs. billiard Smith, Jr.
at the door.
A dainty pink and white color
scheme was achieved in decorations
and bridge table appointments, and
clusters of old-fashioned pink and
white roses were used In p~rofusion
throughout the living room.
In the games. Mrs. w. J. @. Per-
kins received high score prize and
Mrs. w. s. Moothart, second. Mrs.
G.. w. Moothart was awarded the
cut favor. and Mrs. Ed r. Smith re-
ceived the travellers prize.
Out-of-town guests, Mrs. Jack
Berry and Mrs. Ed r. Smith Of Ed
inbuTg. and Mrs. r. M. Gilmore Of
HayneSville. La, were given pretty
favors by the hostess.
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Day find much In the progress OF
the organization for which to be
grateful and a~ppreciative. The Tex
as organization itself. since its con-
ception more than twenty years ago
in Hillsboro, with eighteen members
has grown to $4,000 members and
has set a goal of $1,000 for the pres
ent years work. Ella Carruthers
Porter, organizer OF the Texas Con-
gress OF Mothers, also assisted In
Washington with the organization
OF the national body. For that rea-
son, Texas in particular has an in
dividual interest in Founders Day.
The visit Of Mrs. Smith Is being
looked forward 10 with much IN
terest By Valley associations.
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Of Del Rio. After the session OF the
afternoon a garden party is sched-
uled for $50. Two business sess-
ions will be held on the 10th, with
a complimentary luncheon for Of
ficers and delegates. The afternoon
entertainment will be a drive, end
ing in a chuck wagon" dinner. Two
evening fine art programs are also
to be arranged.
The last day will be given over TO
finishing OF business. Mrs. Volney
Taylor. district president Is arrang-
ing a list OF several interesting
speakers 70 rthe convention who will
be announced later.
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State Pr. A.. Head to Attend Meeting at HarLngen

Parent Teacher associations OF the
Valley are to join in greeting Mrs
Noyes Darling Smith, president OF
the state organization, in observa-
ton Of national Founders Day at
Harrington, Thursday, March 6. The
meeting. to be held at the First
Christian church there. is to be VAL
ley wide and all PIT. AS Of the
Valley + invited to send their rep
resentatives to the affair. which Is
to be outstanding among activities
Of the Valley organizations.
Mrs. Smiths visit to the Valley Is
being made at her first available
opportunity. and while the VAL
ley's celebration Of Founders Day
is a little belated, 1t win be never
theless enjoyable and appropriate
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Mrs. Smiths talk will be the prin-
cipal feature OF the program, which
will be rounded out by a pleasing
array Of musical numbers. Mrs. j.
/. Coursey Of H~arlingen win preside
as official hostess and introduce
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. w. r. Jones
county superintendent and Mrs
Harbert Davenport, district PIT. A.
chairman, both Of Brownsville, will
speak briefly.
Is p. +. AS.
Twenty-Five PIT. AS Of the VAL
ley are affiliated with the state P
T. A. and Congress Of Mothers, and
there are numerous other rural COM
munities which have active organi-
cations. all Of whom are invited 70
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Cominss. Goings

Mrs. J. w. Davis and her house
guest, Mrs. Fl. r. Dowst OF Bangor,
Me, have returned from a weeks
motor trip through Mexico. visit
ing Monterrey and Saltillo. Mrs.
Dowst expects to return to her home
in about ten Gays.
Mrs. Howell McCampbell was a
guest at a bridge luncheon in Har-
lingen Saturday given at the Wo-
mans Building by Mrs. Lamar
Gill, Mrs. w. II. Dryer. Mrs. Dryer.
Mrs. White and Mrs. Klein OF
Raymondville.
Mrs. John Davis, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Colgin for several weeks. has re-
turned to her hcme in Corsicana.
She Is an aunt Of Mrs. Colgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Celaya motored
to San Antonio Saturday TO spend
the weekend with their daughter,
Lucy Ruth. a student at Our Lady
OF the Lake College.
Mrs. and Mrs. Carlisle Williams
are parents Of a daughter, Alice
Catherine. born this week at Mercy
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Heaner an
nounce the birth of a son Satur-
day morning at Mercy hospital. The
baby has been named w. Z. Jr.
Mrs. d. p. Gay returned Friday
night from San Antonio where she
spent the past week or a business
and pleasure trip. Mr.. Gay was also
In San Antonio attending the call
ed conference OF border patrol and
immigration chiefs. u. w. Brew
ster was also present at the meet
ing.
Mrs. G. w. Leng OF Albany. N. X.
Is the guest Of Mrs. T. z. Rundell
on the post. She Is to be in Browns
vile about two weeks.
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Business College
Society Formed

Valley Business College students
have organized a society for the
purpose OF discussing various sub
poets pertaining to commercial fea-
lures. Mrs. Mullen is president; Miss
McClughan, vice-president; Miss
Hartman. secretary. Meetings are
at IL o'clock, Fridays. All interested
are cordially invited to be present.
DR.. Howard Peak, spoke to the
students OF the Business College
Friday forenoon, taking for his
subject, "Life's Problems and How
to Meet Them"
The address was fo~rcefully oeliv-
cred, setting forth many excellent
thoughts for the student body.
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Twelue-T Table
Bridge Party
Gioen Friday

Mrs. Howell McCampbell's bridge
party Of Friday afternoon at the
country club extended its hospitali-
ty to twelve tables Of players. Pas
tel shades were favored in bou-
quets Of white roses. snap drag
ons and verbena a~ttractively com
bined. The colors YER also re-
Elected in the two course luncheon
which was served after the bridge
games. the two tables used for serv-
ing being conferred with lovely clus-
tiers of pink and white roses Pink
crystal ware was an additional pref
ty note of the scheme.
Mrs. James r. Shelton Won high
score prize and Mrs. Will Pattee Of
Point Isabel received low score ia
vor.
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Mrs. Phillips
group will visit
Norway, Sweden
Austria. Ger
many. Switzer-
Ian d. France.
Russia, Finland.
and Poland. The
members under
Mrs. Bowman's
leadership will
tour England,
Holland. Bel
GUM, Germany
S wit re an d.
Italy, and Fran
Ce- These fvn
groups will sail
in July.
A third and
smaller group,
~ArT- Il A.
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Bible History Is
Clubs Study

Mrs. Order Perkins had charge
Of the lesson on the Bible given az
the meeting Of the Learners club
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Sher-
wood Bishop. She read q compre-
hensive paper on origin and history
Of the Bible. Mrs. Volney Taylor
spoke OF the "Penitentes" Of New
Mexico and their religious beliefs.
Members answered roll call with
scripture quotations.
Mrs. +. B. Bass of Abilene. guest
Of Mrs. j. A. Muckleroy, spoke BRIEF
ly.
Mrs. George Smith will be hostess
Tuesday. A Texas Day program will
be given.
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BENEFIT PARTY
is SUCCESS

The sum Of $50. was realized from
proceeds Of the George Washing
ton Benefit party given Saturday
night at the Water building by the
members Of the Dorcas Sunday
school class Of the Methodist
church.
A large number OF friends at
tended the affair and the class
members wish to extend thanks to
all cooperating to make the event
a ucces Martha and George
Washington we're represented by
Miss Jewel Moses and Clarence
Schneider. The program was fur
nished by the Los Fresnos Band.
Coffede and candy were sold by
tn. members OF the class.
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participate In the meeting. Harlin-
gen also has the only PIT. A.
council in the Valley, which Is part
ly responsible for this Valley city's
rapid growth In PIT. A. work. Other
Cameron county associations which
will be represented at the meeting
include Brownsville, FL Jardin. La
Feria, Olmito, Rio Hondo. Highland.
San Benito Ward School, Santa
Maria; In Hidalgo county are or
CARNATIONS at Alamo. Edcouch, Ed
inburg. Donna, Elsa, McAllen Mis-
sion, Pharr. Santa Maria. and Wes-
laco; in willscy county, Lyford
Raymcntville and Sebastian
Texas Growth
ct nh.ervin1 Founders'
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Post Party Will
Benefit PIT.

Ladies Of Fort Brown ere to be
hostesses at a bridge party Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock for benefit of
the First Ward PIT. A. at the Ser
vice club at the post.
Tickets for the affair may be OBJ
tanned at Hargrove's stationery store
or from Mrs. +. <. Rundell at Fort
Brown.
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Los Fresnos
SURPRISE PARTY
ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. u. 3. Waller entertained on
Monday evening with q surprise
party honoring her husbands BIRTH
day anniversary. -Four tables we're
arranged for the evening entertain
ment, two for bridge and the other
two for AZ. High score in the bridge
games was won by L. w. Carroll
and Mrs. s. z. Barr, low score by
Mrs. l.. w. Carroll and S. z. Barr.
Mrs. F. L.. Ivey and Mrs. G. Kyle
tied for high honors in AZ.
The George Washington birth
day motif predominated in the
refreshment course. The guests in
Guided Messrs. and MeSdames Peder-
son. L. w. Carol, Floyd Carroll.
F. L. Ivey, c. Kyle, S. <. Barr and
j. c. Glass and Paul Heller.
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side guests TO the affair. South
bound Shutters furnished the
music.
Several small and informal hos
FATALITIES preceded the dinner, and
one which included forty guests Ia
ter attending the dance was the
dinner party with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
a. Hodge Is hosts. The dinner was
attractively arranged, tables having
as center decorations bowls and
vases OF sweet peas.
Mrs. Rabbit Hcnored
Numerous parties have cotnpli-
mented Mrs. Jack Rabbit OF Little
Rock. Ark, guest OF Mrs. j. r.. Bog
gus. during her visit here, and one
Of the past week was the luncheon
given Wednesday by Mrs. Robert
Schwarz at the country club. Tones
of blue were distinctively noted III
the decorative scheme and table ap-
pointmentS. Blue glassware was
used and blue c~ornflowers were eff
fectively arranged as floral deco
rations. and dainty corsages marked
the cover Of each guest.
After the luncheon was served, the
group went to the home OF Mrs.
Neil Allen for her entertainment or
the Wednesday Tournament bridge
club.
At the luncheon were the honor
guest, and Mesdames j. T.. Bogus,
Neil Allen. Robin Pate, Burt Hink-
ley, Jr., III. T.. Thomas, II. III. Elsa
man. Z. l.. Hicks, J. II. Greene. e..
". Hamilton and Miss Annie Starck.
Luncheon at III Jardin
A luncheon novel as 1t was beau
tiful was given by Mrs. w. l.. Nc
Davitt Thursday at El Jardin hotel
for a group OF friends honQring a.
number of out-of-town visitors.
Mrs Rabbit, Mrs. Berrian Lindsey
OF Bogalusa, La, and Mrs. A. y.
Wolff OF Hartford, Conn. guests OF
Mrs. Blanche Loew and Mrs. Bern
ard l.. Cain; Mrs. w. :. McColl, OF
St. Louis, and Mrs. J. ~. Nix OF San
Antonio; Mrs. AL Parker of La Feria
and Mrs. Frank Comey Of Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Every detail OF arrangements was
designed TO furnish "a lovely spring
atmosphere, with a color theme OF
paleSt apple green. The luncheon ia
BILE, laid in an Italian lace cloth.
had as its floral centerpiece a huge
crystal bowl OVERLOOKING with corn
flowers. lilies, purple stock, red "a
dance roses and yellow jasmine. In
termingled with fern. All the flow
ers were choice blossoms from Mexi-
CO City. Place cards were in dainty
flower basket design.
Especially beautiful and 1un-
usual features OF the luncheon we're
the lovely frozen novelties In charm
ing design and color into which the
springtime theme OF the luncheon
was cleverly introduced.
Sixteen guests enjoyed the hos
pitality.
Mrs. Harris Hostess
Mrs. John r. Harris Jr. enter
tanned five tables of players Tues
day afternoon at her home In Los
Ebanos. A lovely setting was Great
ed IN the arrangement OF old
fashioned bouquets of lavender YER
bena, stock and yellow Jonquils.
Masses OF violets gave an additional
color note or purple.
The motif Of the party was the
Godet theme, effected in parchment
tallieS, with heads or Godet ladies'
in hand-tinted colors, score pads
matching IN design.
Mrs. Robin Pate won high score
prize, Mrs. Edgar Hicks second high
and Mrs. IL l.. Thomas. low score
favor. each receiving attractive
prizes carrying the Codet motif,
Guest prizes were given to Mrs
Jack Rabbit OF Little Rock, Ark,
and Mrs. Travis Skies.
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Society Calendar
MONDAY

Altar Society Of Sacred Heart
Church is TO meet at 3 pm. with
Mrs. A. Celaya, Sr., for a busi-
ness meeting, Fifth and st. Francis
streets.
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Baptist church to hold bust
ness and social meeting at the
church at $3.50, followed by special
prayer week services each day at
the church from 10 TO IL am.
All circles Of the Methodist Wo-
mans Missionary society will meet
for business session at 3 pm. at the
church.
Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a business meeting,
the executive board meeting at 3 p
m. and the society at $3.50 at the
church.
Circle One OF the First Christian
Aid Society will meet at the home
Of Mrs. o. w. Singer at 3 p. m
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Episco-
pal Church will meet at Parish house
az 3 with Mrs. T. A. Kinder and
Mrs. J. Kowalski, hostesses.
Auxiliary OF the Church OF the
Advent will meet at 3 p. m. at the
church.
Benefit Bridge party at Post Ser
vice club at 8 D. m. for first ward
p. T. A.
TUESDAY
Learners club with Mrs. George
Smith.
Mardi Bridge club with Mrs. Coils
Perkins.
WEDNESDAY
Self Culture club with Mrs. II. L
Fitch.
THURSDAY
Parent Teacher association OF high
schools meets Thursday at 3:45 al
Junior high school auditorium.
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vile Club - PHONE MRR @ = - + Z TT " PHONE NUMBER ALLEY society Ns
AaM@ SEVEN ~ i l. SEVEN and Rs
Brownsville Club
and Social ActiDifieS
With Women
Of Today
BY Lillian CAMPBELL

Members Of the National FEEDER
alton OF Business and Professional
Women's Clubs r TO go adventur-
ing overseas the coming summer.
led by Miss Lena Madesin Phillips
Of New York City. past president.
and chairman of the international
relations committee. and Mrs. j. K.
Bowman Of Richmond, Va. first
vice president of the Federation.
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Sunday School Class
Entertained

Mrs. D.. s. Leftwich entertained
intermediate girls Of her Sunday
School class Thursday night at her
home. Vanguard" was selected as
a class name and the pin and pen
nant were adopted.
Plans ere made for adding new
members 70 the class, and the busi-
ness session was followed by games
and refreshments.
DR.. and Mrs. r. I. Tomlin have
as their weekend guest DR.. John
McMullin Of New Orleans.
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SWASTTKA CLUB
Is ENTERTAINED

Mrs. q. G. Greer was hostess on
Friday afternoon TO the members
Of the Swastika club. The after
noon was spent in a social way
Delicious refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be at the
home CO sArs. S. r. Henderson
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STUDY GROUP
MEETS

Mrs. r. L. Ivey was hostess to
the members OF the Mothers Study
Group at the school house on
Friday afternoon.
The program "Children's Emo
tional Problems" was led by Mrs.
Ivey. After the program officers
for the coming year were elected
and Mrs. George Bingley was named.
president, Mrs. d. d. Steel. sec-
retatry. Plans were made for a pic
mic to be held on Friday March z
at Lake Olmito.
Mrs. Kyle will be hostess to the
next regular meeting OF the club.
with Mrs. G. Leeper leader Of the
program.
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ENTERTAIN LOS
AMIGOS CLUR

Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Chattelle en-
tertained the members Of the Los
Amigos bridge club on Tuesday eve
ninS at their home. High score was
won by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Downey Of
San Benito, Mrs. s. F. Henderson
and Mrs. S. z. Barr won low score.
Mrs. Nina Rhea Of Joplin was a
guest. A salad course was served.
Mrs. j. Downey will be hostess 70
the next regular meeting OF the
club.
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Pretty Affairs Giuen
C~ompAmenting Group
OF Visitors in Citu

An attractive series OF social affairs the past week. which largely com
phrented several Brownsville guests. eliminated Saturday night tn the
regular scheduled dance at the country club which was attended approx
imateiy by zoo members and guests. The dance was an unusually large
and ENJOYABLE one, since members had the privilege Of inviting two out
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BRIDGE-DANCE CLUB
WITH MISS

Miss Ruby Peterson was hostess
TO the members Of the Young
Peoples Bridge and Dance club on
Saturday evening at the home OF
her brother, c. O.. Peterson. High
score was won by Miss Louise Scar
lett and Clare Chase, Dale Barr
was a guest. Refreshments were
served at the Ye Crossroads Inn
and dancing was enjoyed.
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BRIDGE PARTY AT
BOWLES HOME

Miss Julia Bowles entertained
friends on Saturday evening with
bridge. Three tables Of players n
joyed the evening. Candy favors
were given each one present.
High score was won by Bernard
Gobar and II. J. Tandy. while con-
ISOLATION prizes were won by Emily
Gobar and Truman Smith.
Refreshments were served TO
Misses Emily Jane Gobar. Mary
Courtney, Helen Tandy. Iris Snow
and Dallas Critchett, Bernard Cob
ar, Fl. J. Tandy. Harlan Baker.
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SOCIETY
HOSTESS

Mrs. William Kretz was hostess
on Friday afternoon to the men,
bers Of the Promotion Society.
Eight members were present. After
the business and devotional hour
the hostess served delicious re-
freshments.
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Parent Teacher association OF high
schools meets Thursday at 3:45 al
Junior high school auditorium.
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r.-r. As Observing Founders