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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
INDlANAAND OHIO STATE MINES
GET FLYING STARTS IN BIG Ten
Hoosisrs, 1927 Champions,
Wallop Chicago Z to | In
Opening Game
BUCKEYES NIP PURDUE 4.s
Ssven Games Are on Calendar
for This Week; cophsrs
Face indiana

Chicago. April 2fs-R-Indiana
and Ohio State ore of to the biz
start In the 1880 western conference
baseball championship campaign.
The Hoosiers, Big Ten champions Ia
1927. opened up Saturday with . Z to
l victory over Chicago, while Ohio
State nipped the other Indiana rep
resentattve. Purlue. 4 to 3, ct Colum-
bus. Excellent pitching BY Weller,
who gave but four hits In eight inn
ings. featured Indiana's' triumph over
Chicago.
Seven games are on the calendar
for this week. Ohio State win invade
the camp Of Michigan's 1923 ana 1870
champions, and Northwestern win
meet Purdue ct Lafayette "Wednesday.
Thursday Minnesota win 20 to In
diana and Wisconsin viii tackle Chi
cago ON the latter's diamond. wis.
consin win see action again Saturday,
playing Illinois 1T Illinois, while Pur-
due goes to Northwestern, and Mime
sofa plays . second game ct Indiana.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21

COOK BORDERS PAR
WITH PLAY
Wizard Scores 20, 39, 80 and
81 on the Difficult eis-
marck Course

PAUL T. Cook, Bis,narck's youthful
golfing wizard, yesterday served .
warning TO Old Man Par at the Bis.
marck Country club course when he
played four rounds Of bang-up golf
exceptional for this period Of the sea.
ton. particularly In view Of the poor
condition Of the fairways and green's
His SCORES for the days play were
%. -, =. and 81. Par II 80 for nine
holes. He equalled par On Is Of the
9 holes but failed to break par once
He WAS playing In Z foursome With
Tom OLeary. his uncle and profes.
stonal at the club. Carl Heupel. anu
Eugene Leonard.
Paul left this morning for Fargo
where he viii resume his studies at
the North Dakota Agricultural col.
lege, where he is . sophomore.
Cook win attempt to qualify for the
national open tournament ct the St
Paul Town and Country club course
in June. The finals Of the tourna.
ment viii be played ct the Interlach.
en- clubs course, Minneapolis, in July.
In the qualifying rounds he viii com
pete against other golfers OF the
Northwest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21

LaBarba, Camera
AndFieldsHead
Shows This Week
italian Giant Should Score Six.
teenth Consecutive Knock
out Over Sam Baker

New York, April 2l.-R-Jackie
Fields, Primo Camera and F1del La
barbe viii be the headliners Of the
pugilistic extravaganza this week.
Fields. who holds the welterWeight
championship. meets Meyer Grace.
Philadelphia, In . non-titular 10
round bout at Kansas City tonight
while Labarba Is tangling With the
one-time Tegre Haute terror. Bud
Taylor. at Chicago.
Camera, with Is knockouts on his
string since he arrived In the United
States, should make it Is when he
meets one Sam Baker Of Los Angeles
at Portland, Ore, tomorrow night.
The Boston Garden opens the Dia-
mond Belt pro tourney with IS four
FOUNDERS in flyveight, bantamweighi
and featherweight divisions, Wednes-
day night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Fessenden Is Ready
For Meet This Week


Fessenden, N. D.. April 2l.-Fessen.
DEN track aspirants are training for
the 1850 central North Dakota track
and field, meet to BE- held here April
=. Schools from III over the states
sre invited to take part in this meet
Last year Is schools entered ITS ath-
letes and II is.expected that more will
take part this year.
Bismarck won first honoes ct the
meet last year with Neasenden run
nerup and Devils Lake placing third.
Blk veterans Of the HeGsenden team
are back to help their team win.
They are Leitner. Langseth, Miller,
Neuenschwander. People and Rap
PIN. Others who ore showing prom
ise are Jack Mcdonald. Alvin Lang
seth. Bud st. Jacque, william Krueg-
er. Tom Thornton, Art Zuber and
Chester Parsons.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Casey StengeI's Club, Last in
1929, Wins Four Out Of
First Five Tits
SAINTS ARE LATEST VICTIMS
Minneapolis Selects Easter Sun.
day to Win First Game
Against Columbus
BY WEEKEs

Chicago, April 21.-ReThe high
powered start Of Casey STENCILS To-
ledo Mud Hens has given American
association clubs something to think
about. @
The 1880 model Of the club which
finished In eighth place last season
has won four out Of its five starts,
and came up yesterday with some
vicious hitting to defeat st. Paul, IL
to g.. and even the series.
Kansas City snatched its third VIC
tory In four starts, hopping on Amer
icus Polli for four runs In the eighth
to defeat Louisville. S to 4. Old Tom
sheehan went all the way for the
Blues. and held the Colonies to seven
hits. Weinert and Ben lineup fin
ished for Louisville.
Minneapolis selected Easter Sunday
to score its first triumph of the sea-
son but had to 60 IL innings to SUBJ
due Columbus, 4 to 2.
Manager Red Corriden. Indianap-
oils, used II athletes. but could not
keep Milwaukee from making 1t two
straight, . to 8. In 10 innings. In
diauapolis outhit the Brewers. IL to
II, but 10 bases on balls dispensed by
four hurlers aided the ultimate VIC
tors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Feats Yesterday

10y Vue AA0OC18Uc0 kTeU0
Walter Berger, Braves-Wt homer
with bases filled as Braves beat Rob
ins, Ia.
Karl Hubbell, Giants-Held Phils to
four hits and beat them, 2-l.-
John Burnett. Indians = Drove Ia
two runs with pinch double to give
Cleveland 20 victory over Tigers.
Sheriff Blake, Cubs - Scattered
Reds six hits to win. As.
Goose 0oslin, Senators-M double
and triple. scored one run. drove in
two more, and Senators beat Yanks,
6-3.
Al Simmons, Athletics-Helped Az
beat Redsox. SIS. with single and sac
rifice fly driving In two runs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Shires and Lena
Are Good Friends

Chicago, April Alphabetically
boxing act has broken up-for Arthur
(the oreat) ehires and Russell (Lena)
Blackburne are just a pair Of buddies
now.
When the st. Louis Browns, with
whom the former White sox pilot now
serves as coach. came to Chicago for
. series with the sox the erstwhile
sperring mates exchanged the grip
and declared their high regard for
each other. II
Il sincerely believe" shires said,
that Blackburnc Is as good Z friend
Is I have In baseball" Il
"ehires Is okay and . hustling bali
player" Blackburne said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Billiard Sharks May
Play in Glass Cages

Chicago, April 21.-R-To thwart
changing temperatures which hamper
their games. billiard players may per-
form In glass cages.
The National Billiard Association OF
America has experimented With the
showcase" and plans 20 try = cage
= feet long, 20 feet wide and 10 feet
high. to eliminate the annoying
chilling of the ivory" which causes
the billiard BAN to lose some Of its
resiliency.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Thompson, Anderson to
Headline Harvey Show

Harvey, N. D., April 21.-sparky
Thompson and Art Anderson, Plaza.
Will headline the 30 round boxing
card here Monday. The bout will be
over the six round route.
joey echell. Rugby, and Earl Rey.
holds, Harvey. will clash In the semi.
wtndup which win b over the five
round route. The other bouts on the
card have not been announced.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Heimdal Ball Outfit
Is Seeking Contests

Heimdal, N. D.. April 21.-The
Heimdal baseball club = anxious tc
schedule games with some fast teams
this year, according to Sam Bye,
manager Of the club. Anyone wish
ing games should get In touch with
Mr.. Bye. It also was announced that
A. q. Kanikkeberg, first baseman for
the Fessenden team last year, has
signed to play with Hcimdal this
season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
JohnDoegC Grabs
Tennis Tourney

Ptnehurst, N. C.. April 2l.-R-
Men't singles honors In the united
north and south tennis tournament
today rested with John Doeg, Santa
Monica, Calf, while Wilmer Allison,
Austin. Tex, and John Van Ryn, Or
anee, N. J.. held the doubles title.
Doeg succeeded to the title which
Van Ryn had held by trimming Greg
DRY Mangin, Newark, N. j., In the
finals match yesterday, 60. 81, 6-3.
Teamed with Keorge z. Lott. Chicago
deg was beaten in the doubles finals,
30. "a. 81, by Allison and Van Ryn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Gonzales Might
, Join Angel Club

Chicago, April 21.-ReMike Con.
xales, veteran Cuban catcher, who
was released By the Chicago Cubs
when 0abby Hartnett's arm came
back to life. today had Q date Will.
President William Z. Week to discuss
the possibility Of playing for William
Wrigley's other club, Los Angeles, Of
the Pacific Coast league.
Gonzales also has been negotiatink
with Nike Kelley, manager Of the
Minneapolis American association
club.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
HURLER only MAJOR
Lacquer TO Finish
TWO GAMES AND WIN
Walter Johnson's Team Yester.
day Beat Boston Behind
Three.Hit Throwing
DUSTY COOKE IS REPLACED
Harry Ssibold Pitches Full Game
and Defeats Brooklyn
Robins 7 to z
~ HUGH 3. FULLERTON, JR.
fA-~>a~A~A 49, 0~oxkn Wyv&A-N


The Warrington Senators have tax.
en- . place In the front rank Of thu
major league teams which have start.
ed the year BY upeetting some Of thu
dope. Ono good reason for their good
showing 20 far u found In Lloyt
Brown, big left handed pitcher.
Brown II the only major league
hurler TO pitch two full games 30 fai
this year and to win them both. HI
held the Boston Red Sox to three hits
last Tuesday and yesterday scored his
second triumph by downing the New
York Yankees, 6 to 8. The triumph
put the Senators In = tie for second
place In the American League instead
Of In the second division where the
dope says they belong.
Dusty Cooke Replaced
The Yankees, losing their fourth
straight game, sent Sam Byrd in to
replace Allen Cooke in the outfield
with the announcement from man
ager shawkey that he would remain
there against left handed pitching,
but the change brought no improve
Ment.
Eight pitchers appeared on the
mound for the second time ct the
start Of yesterdays six games, and
only Brown and Harry Seibold Of the
Boston Braves, remained to the end.
eeibold won his game from the
Brooklyn Robins, Z to 2, Is two
BROOKLYN errors and q home run with
loaded bases provided SIX runs In the
seventh inning.
Young willis Hudlin Of Cleveland
and old George Uhle Of Detroit both
went nine innings In q fine duel and
Cleveland noeed out q 2 to 0 victory.
Hudlin made the nearest approach ia
Browns record.
Athletes E:,nch Hits
In the third American League game.
Che Philadelphia Athletics scored
their third successive victory Of the
year by punching five hits off Dan
Mac Fayden In one inning and down.
ing the Boston Red sox, 5 to 3.
The New York and Philadelphia
National League clubs staged another
close duel yesterday, the Giants win
ming by q 2 to I count.
A similar battle between the Chi
cago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds mark
ed the remaining National League
struggle. The Cubs won, 4 to 3, afte1
Cincinnati had scored three runs II
one inning off Fred Blake.
One game In each league suffered
the common early season fate Of BE-
ing rained out.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21

The recent spring football session.
conducted ct Oregon State College
was pronounced hy Head Coach Paul
J. eohim1er the most successful since
~ took over the grid squad In 1924.
The Aegies have % lettermen and Is
expesienced reserves from the 1879
1loven,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21

The University Of Chicago's new
neld house win - only 900. III
though ticket demands sometimes
reach twice that number. The sports
department says It d not conducting
athletics for profit.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Berger and OFT
Home Run Stars
Brave Rookie Clouts Long One
With Bases Filled to Win
Hero Honors

nit . homer while Carl Hubbell held
the Phillies to four hits. enabling the
Giants to treat . Sunday crowd Of
I $1,000 to = , to ! victory.
New York 49,. DOL 010 o0t-7 . o
Philadelphia -. 900 900 1O0-l I 0
Hubbell and O'Tarrell; Collins, Al.
exander and Davis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
MOODY AND RYAN PAIR

New York. April 2l.-ReEizabeth
Ryan, former Californian now living
In England. win b the doubles part.
ner Of Helen wills Moody In both
the French and Britain tennis cham.
paonships. A1ra. Moody win sail for
Europe tomorrow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
PLAY ON DIRT U

Louisiana's interscholastic basket
ball champions, Jena high school,
played and practiced during the past
season on m outdoor dirt court ana
was tutored by Z 20-year-old coach.
They won ~ straight games.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Guns NODE OUT REDS

Cincinnati, April 21.-R-The Reds
counted three times In the fourth i'm
Cubs yesterday, and the National
league champs nosed out . to 3
triumph to even the series.
Chicago ....... 00l 0O2 100 ~ 2
Cincinnati 49,. 900 500 O00-3 8 /
Blake and Hartnett: Lucas. johnson,
Oonohue and Sukeforth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Athletic Rally
Defeats Red Sox
coslin Hitting Star az Yanks
Are Beaten; Hudlin Wins
Hard Contest

Boston. April 2l.-H9-The cham
pion Athletics defeated the Red Sox
ing from behind with a three-run
rally in the seventh to win the game.
Philadelphia -. 100 olO 3oO-5 10 Q
Boston ......... ITO 010 0O0@5 > 2
Rommel, Quinn and Cochran; Mac
EAydAn and HeYinE.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21

Brooklyn, April 2i.-@-Walter
Berger hit . home run with the bases
choked In the luckily seventh yester-
day. and the Braves made It two
straight YER Brooklyn, Z to 2. Thirty
thousand saw the game.
Brooklyn ...... 900 100 0o1-2 9 2
Roaton ......... 900 DOL 60O% 8 /
Morrison, w. Clark ana Picinich;
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
INC u WINS

PINCH HITTER WINS
Detroit, April 21.-B-Willis Hud-
lin blanked the Tigers while . Cleve-
land pinch hitter, Burnett, drove In
the runs which won the game yester-
day for the Indians, 2 to 0.
Cleveland $3.50. 600 900 300 3 q
Detroit ........ 900 900 900 = Q
Hudlin and l. Sewell; Uhle and
HayWorth. -
GOOSE HITTING STAR
Washington, April 21.-(R1-A double
and q triple by Goose Goslin featured
the Senators victory over the Yankees
by q 8 to 8 score yesterday. 1t was the
fourth straight loss for Bob Shaw
keys New Workers..
Washington -. 00t 900 est 8
New York $500: 90 o0l 0lo-5 8
Zachary and Dickey.
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49, -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

Mrs. Catherine Cay returned the
past week from Z summer visit III
los Angeles. Calf. where She was
the guest az her cousin. rt-s. Gilbert
WOodill in Beverly Hills. and a stu
dent also IN the Theodore Koslof.
dancing studio III HOLLYWOOD.
She went through an intensive
course OF the latest dancing inno-
vations. studying ballet. character
and tap dancing under the master
technician. She particularly took
special work IN the Broken Rhv-
TIM" O new line Of tap dancing
which 3 sweeping Hollywood At
present
Mrs. Gay became acquainted with
interesting details OF the E0sioff
studio. where Marilyn Miller comes
daily for instruction. ana AGNES De
Mile. daughter ~ Cecil e. De Mile
the director. HoilywOod's latest dane
ing sensation. KOsl0ff. a former
member Of the imperial Russian bal
lot. maintains 4 studio ~ Dallas III
the winter, while hts wife keeps
tie hollywood studio open the yeaI
around. The local dancing teacher
also observed the latest ballroom
dances made many interesting no
tat.cns Cl technique and interpre-
tation vhch she VIII give her STU
dents.
Mrs. Gay is TO announce soon the
opening date for her Brownsville
studio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

Miss Anita Allen entertained a
group Of friends at her home re-
Gently at a birthday party. Dane
ing was enjoyed and refreshments
served.
These present were SIT and Mrs..
~. a. Yzlara. MI. and lIrs. O "a.
Xznaga, rs. ltr. Stella and Santos
Trevin0. Arlne Fox. Consuei0 Celia.
Bertha and Reuben NZnaga. Estella
Yznaga. David Rios of Mercedes.
Fernando and Piac do Lo-aro az
Monterrey. J. r. RevnCso NJ Nfe--
ic0. j. a. NZnaFa San Bcnito. Jose
phine and Olga Drca-ey. Mr. AND
Mrs. @. G. Tznaga OF McAllcn. Elo-
dia, Hllda and Horatic Garcia. Mr..
and M c. BelitI. Marie Carroll.
J. Farr. III. n. Clay. Mr. and Mrs.
s. p. NGa. Dtsicra. ~. i. Bavreda,
I. =. VaSqucz. Ru1v AcAIinn. Lucia
Medrano. Lena May Bassett. LIZ
ellie Carson. Stella and Bertha Law
los. Helen Mcclure. Georr.a West.
Caroine. rCrCha and Minnie Won
Hatton. Blanca Simon. E~rnesUne,
Laura ana Marjorie Givers. Della
Shanks. RUBY G0odC. Antonio
Rocha: joe DoSll. Carlos Aiguellcs.
Ralph Del Gado. Joe Sharp, Ar
mold Bassett. Pen Champion Man
uel Cara. Alberto Garcia, Salvador
fernando. Richard ard Leo DO-
lado. Manuel and Carlos Rodriguez
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
SOCIETY PERSONALS

Mystic Kerrville where Miss Beth
CreaEer is instructor.
J. G. Abnev and son J. Z. Jr..
left Friday night for their home
in Lampases after a visit with Mr..
Abley's sister. Mrs. II. T.. Faux.
DR.. and Mrs. L. III. Moore. are
here from Pennsylvania and are the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Cummins. The Moores are
accompanied BY their two sons,
John and Glenn. The boys. with
their young host. Howard Cummins
Jr. have been spending the week
1t Point Isabel.
Miss jamie Seaman has returned
to Point Isabel after a brief visit
At her home here. She IS the guest
OF her uncle Mr.. Seaman, Of Point
Isabel.
Miss Ruby Cole returned Satur-
day morning to her home in Sen
Antonio after q visit OF several
weeks with Mrs. r. "A. Porter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Texas Woman
Is Delegate TO
Prague Meet

A club woman OF wide rcputc
throughout the state ard with a
number Or friends ia the Valley has
received n SIGNAL honor. Valley cluh
circles have been advised. MIS-. J. F.
King OK san Antonio. nationally
known for her activities in health
work and study az prison systems
throughout TIE country VIII leave
Sunday tn SAIL next "wednesday from
n. s.. on the :. s. President Hard
irr. ais one Of 10 delegates chosen
% attend the International Prison
Congress that c1nvenrs Aug. 25 al
Prague. C7echcslovaki7 She was
chosen by Secretary OF state StlQ-
SON.
She plans an extended summer
European tour III addition O. her
specific commission. On August no
/ she will attend the peace conference
at Geneva and viii make a special
study Cf health work az Vienna.
where the largest cniidren's hoSpi-
tai in the world is located An in
telsire course of lectures on prison
systems VIII be attended bv Tic
DELEGATES at Hamburg.
Mrs. KING will have many duties
and conferences to attend i'm Wash
ingtCn. ID. O., upon her return ~
the fan.
She is " member or President
\ Hoover White House Conference
on Child Health and Protection. a
member w the executive committee
and board cf directors of the Amer
lean Prison Congress, member nj tho
board OF directors OF the Texas
4 Public Health Association. presi-
dent Of the Bexar County Public
I Health Association. ard of The Wig
iiance committee Of San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Voc and
son are at their summer no c on
tie East Banker road for the
month OF August. Mr.. Voc, superin-
tendent OF the San Benito school.
has just completed summer teach
ing Ell G. A. T.. K~ingsyille.
MI. and Mrs. c. w. Eichor and
daughter. Opal. and Florence and
Marjorie Volkmah or St. Louis are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Myers in Olmito.
NJ. ard Mrs. <. II. Knight and
children OF Olmito have moved 10
Harrington.
Mrs. John Friedle and son Law
renee and granddaughter. Virginia
Knight, returned Friday from 2
visit il san Angelo.
Mrs. r. B. Creager and daughter,
Frances. are II San Antonio for a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Fred
Comb. They will later 90 to Camp
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

Monnler also endorses the wide bgim
in black velvet, mounting It high Cn
a banoeau ~ braided velvet with
the brlm az the front folded fatty
against the bandeau. The brImmed
hat ID f~latterlng, ard tie double
b-ins, gI-r ise.ngs II contrasting
c0.1i. arc adopted. More novelty III
noticed in the velvet models iA in
tricate buckles. bows with cunning
effect.
and now for the Col0ys-what q
u GALAXY % choose from. Black
ana brown are the ri 1d.ctions
for fall. Monk brown is a new
shade. and turquoise blue Is finding
its followers. Dark greens ana rich
MN ard pru..e * Oil Tie fashion,
able list and there are several shades
Of bright rcd which Will he COOS.
BRIGHT cOlCrs are TO be- especially
popular f0r evening w1aps. flame,
butter yellow and WIG green. For
fall bridal parties are given am en-
.gely t.cN theme by Marie Couccrt
Brenning iii an Off-white blush
tint for costumes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Benefit Dance For
Charity Home

Friends and patrons Of the Char
itv Home sponsored q benefit receD-
ton and dance last week Tor the
home. Young women or the parish
Of the Immaculate Conception
church assisted. and the Charity
Hcne managers wish "a thank them.
the E,ks, for the free Use or their
hall. &. &. Lamberth for refresh
ments. and officers of the Lions club
for their endeavOrs.
Mrs. "A. G. Starck. manager. thanks
the pubic and al contributing sup
port to the affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Santa Maria



Mrs. r. LIZ. Shipiey entertained
the little members ut her Sunday
school class with y sicn.r Thursday.
III J. r.. Wilson and M. "a. VIII
Hams families visited at Chesley
Deeds home recently.
Rev. Floyd Walton OF Donna
preached Sunday. and lie. Wits his
family. were entertained at the o..
Nv. KAISER home.
Miss Dorothy Duncan is homo
from Denton. where she has at
tended &. x. a.. She iS recuperat-
ing from o. recent Illness.
Mr.. ana Mrs. y. ". Carroll visited
w. the home cf Mr, CAROLS cou-
sin. j. j.. Bishop, al Brownsville, last
week.
Mrs. y. p. Clifton ARD sons, Ross
ana Wylie, visited at Primera re-
Gently.
The Misses Corilne EI8nten. Ge-
nCVa Shlp!ey end Vivian Matthews
were guests 0i Edna Mae Nnccn1
last week.
Mrs. G. r. washington and Mrs.
B. WI. Samson called cn Mrs. Bob
Cvert0n of Harrington Tuesday.
When they returned tO Ian FcriG
they. with Mrs Lorenzo MCGEE. at
tended "a group meeting Of the La
Feria missionary societies.
Miss Gerda Ekrut 1nd Miss MINI
mic Heidland of Donna were at tine
Rowe home last week. and Miss
Grace Rove accompanied Mss
EkruE home and spent p few days
with her.
h-r. and Mrs. Walton Duncan "
Farllnren were here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. III Austin Ok
Fort Worth and Misses Dorothy
and Anna Mae Churchill and Miss
Mary Richards we're recent guests
~ e. n. IT. Shipicy home
Rand Matthews MADE on business
trim to san Antonio.
Mrs. r. G. P~ers0ulDus and Miss
Fela Champion spent n day list
week In La Gloria with their cou-
sin.
IRIS. Aladur Fernandez WIZ Mer-
cedes was KY Tile hotel wednesday.
Henry CUTLER is Inn our commtF
ritv now.
Mrs. r.. Mcrten and C0rinne and
Mrs. Wallace EarnSter were III
Harrington Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Nv. C Tucker and
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. III. HargrUve went
tO san Benitc recently.
Mrs. Ethel S~linTeriand returned
10 her home in Oklahoma City al
ter s1endirg " few weeks visiting
tile Carter. Moore and F1aTEnberry
families.
VI. %. Duncan and Mis- Nina went
~ E1inDurg.
Mrs. ~. C. Vinrenz visited her
parents i'm Donna Friday.
WI. C. ViIlers was here A few days.