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Habeas Corpus Writ
Is Refused Nick enzie

AUSTIN. May TIP The ap-
DIication Of John "A. CPete) Nc
Kenzie OF san Antonio for a writ
Of habeas corpus vas refused today
BY the court Of criminal appeals
Mckenzie was sentenced to death
for the murder Of chief Of detec-
tives Sam Street Of San Antonio
and was later adjudged insane.
Mckenzie was committed 70 the
Terrell state hospital where DR..
George Powell. superintendent. de-
clared him sane. He vas taken back
to San Antonio for another sanity
trial. but the jury failed TO agree.
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Mississippi Society
To Meet i'm Harlingen

HARLINGEN. May THE Mis-
sissippi society OF the Valley will
hold a meeting at Fair Park here
on May Is. Mrs. NJ. l.. Dew Of Wes-
laco is chairman Of arrangements.
The Indiana society Is scheduled
10 meet on June /. r.. A. Clevenger
Of Sebastian Is In charge
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Barbecue Heralds
Mexico Swim Season

Celebrating the opening of the
bathing season in Mexico. a free
barbecue will be give az Washington
beach Sunday, 1t has been an
nounced by Miguel Cardenas, Mat
chief of traffic.
We cordially invite Valley res
idents and visitors To participate In
the beach festivities" Sr. Cardenas
says.
Formalties on the Mexican side
Of the bridge will De waived for
persons attending the beach barbe-
cue. IL has been announced.
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Funeral Today
Methodists Denounce Movies
Motion Picture and Novel Branded Enemie
Of Home by Southern Bishops

DALLAS. May 7-R-voicing condemnation of the modern moving
picture and novel and other enemies Of the home" and recommending
a course for the church to follow during the coming four years, the ad-
dress Of the bishops was read today before the general conference Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, by Bishop I d. Mouzon OF Charlotte
North Carolina.
The church directors were bitter in their arraignment of what they
termed enemies OF the home, listing under this heading compartments
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Case Affirmed

During the proceedings Of the
court OF criminal appeals at Austin
Wednesday. the cas- Of Felipe Zun-
iga. Webb county. was affirmed.
Appellants motion for rehearing
was overruled in the case of Nose
Maris Yglecias. Willacy county.
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'Humanities' Study
Gets S2,00O.00O Fund

CINCINNATI, O.. May 7.=Pp-
Les thought. conduct. and charac-
ter be forgotten In modern advance
ment. Mrs. Anne Taft has given ST.
600. 900 to be used in the study OF
1.-The humanities' at the University
of Cincinnati.
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Sc Killed by Texas Twister
Tornado Lays Waste Property Valued AT
More Than Half Million Dollars

DALLAS. May 7-R-SKtyeght persons we're killed. many were IL
tured. and property damage estimated at more than 100000 was caused
by a tornado which struck in Central and South Texas late yesterday
a partial check revealed today.
The death list included the following:
Twenty-Five men, q woman and three children near Runge
Seven men, three women. four children, and ter negroes neal Frost
Two persons near Waco.
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TAKES
LAST MEMBER
OF GAR. POST
Frederick S a n b o r
Dies i'm Brownsville
Tuesday

Ranks OF "wearers OF the blue"
thinned already to a pitable hand
full of silver-haired veterans. lost
tn r. lone survivor in Brownsville
In the death yesterday afternoon
Of Frederick "A. III. Sanborn. The
last man" OF A. M. Barney Post.
No. 81, G.. A. r. in Brownsville, for
many years he carried alone the
colors Of a long-departed regiment.
Succumbing finally to an illness
OF many years. Mr.. Sanborn, almost
90. ended a life that was at once
adventurous and full Of service TO
his country and those about him.
He had become a fimiliar figure in
Brownsville, and during his early
years here was prominently identi-
fled with the progress of this section
OF the Valley. He arrived soon
after the cessation Of hostilities OF
the Civil War. and finding a number
Of other Union soldiers later made
up the Brownsville G. A. r. post.
Mr.. Sanborn was a pioneer mana
ger of the Western Union telegraph
company here.
After son% years he went to Mex
leo City staying there four years
as manager Of the English Gable
company. He returned to Browns
Vile and resumed his office with
the telegraph company, remaining
there until his retirement from ac-
tive business some years ago His
death ended a residence OF almost
so years in the city.
without Relatives Here
The veteran was without relatives
in the South. Survivors In his fam
ily are a sister, Mrs. Mary Burril.
and a niece, Mrs. Annie Green, both
of Bangor. Me.
He died at the home of MI. and
Mrs. I. r. Clark, on Washington
street. Near TO him. almost, as
members Of his own family would
have been were Miss Dora Kimble
OF Brownsville and her late brother,
william Kimble. who were practic-
ally reared by Mr.. Sanborn. When
William Kimble died a number OF
years ago and the veteran purchas-
ed a lot for his burial. IL was with
the understanding that ne was 70
be buried BY his side. And he will
be.
Funeral Today
Funeral services will be held at
5 o'clock this afternoon from Sacred
Heart church, with interment In the
City cemetery. The American Legion
will conduct military funeral and
burial rites.
Active pallbearers will be billiard
Smith. Emmett Dodd, Wilbur Den
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IN OUR
HOW ABOUT 1T.
. BY HALL ..

HOW ABOUT IT?
The right use Of leisure time
Is the key to happiness"
Mrs. Mary Sherman. president
OF the Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
so long as the human appetite
for stimulants on one side and
Tor money or the other remain
what they are, there are likely
to be some violations OF the
prohibion law"
Calvin Coolidge.
IF ! were given the ooDor-
tunity to exchange my own period
Of time for any other. I would
choose the next three-quarters
Of a century"
Secretary Of Treasury Andrew
Mellon.
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with those for
women which are
taking up so much
space in the news
papers these days.
Today we offer
the following sug-
gestions 70 the
tougher members
OF the specie. Men
usually all dress
alike. you know.
The o formal
the occasion the
o the poor
things dress alike.
We have never
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LIBEL SUIT
ARTICLE in ARGUMENT
Deny Citizenship
To Nurse of Vets

NEW YORK, May 7.-tFI-Mlss
Marie Averill Bland, Canadian.
who nursed American soldiers in
the war, has been denied citizen-
ship because she refused to bear
arms for the United States II
need be.
She said religious convictions
forbade 1t.
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THE last member OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic in Browns
Vile has passed on TO join his
comrades Of the army Of the blue.
now marching in phantom land.
In the death of F. A. II. Sanborn.
many will pause for a moment TO
look back, despite the mad rush of
progress. Chief among these will
DC those remaining. who were in
another army. That OF the grey.
His enemies Of long years ago will
gather at his graveside to pay their
last respects. Proof that time does
heal all wounds.
All over the country the last of
the veterans OF one army or the
other. are quietly dropping out Of
they pass at an age that makes their
going like the dropping of ripe fruit.
In everything else there Is a salts
faction rel good work completed.
The engineer OF this column cannot
but think that the same is true Of
death.
TO-DAY at 1 o'clock concrete is to
be poured on the Boca Chica
road TO open the work there on
a project long sought by the Valley
wellwishers. OF chief Importance
is this roadway in that IL will give
a hardSurfaced road TO the beach.
GONE time ago We told you it was
N time to take EN- off. Now we
feel as IL the men should be
given a few style hints to compete
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CHURCH MEET

AUSTIN. May 7-Pl-Sectional
conferences on various phases OF
church work were the main order
Of business at the Texas Christian
church annual convention here to-
day.
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Flash Burns Woman

ARDMORE. Okla, May 7.-P-
Mrs. L. McLennan. Ardmore. was
painfully burned about the arms
when lightning struck her house
Tuesday afternoon.
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REJECT PARKER

WASHINGTON, May 70P-The
senate today rejected the nominal
ton OF Judge John J. Parker Of
North Carolina. a. a member OF the
court.
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TIDE TABLE

High and low tide nc Point Isa-
bel tomorrow. under normal mete-
geological conditions:
HlRh lZ.41 ~. M
Low ........ 6.3l a. m; 100 D. I'll.
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Y A flfteen-year-old boy and a cnllu
near Ennis.
Two men. two women and three
negroes at Bynum.
Two men at San Antonio and
Bronson.
Kennedy, 10 miles from Runge, re-
ported IL deaths, but it was believed
some, at least. of the fatalities
there we're accounted for in the
Runge list.
Frost Hard Hit
Striking yesterday afternoon, the
tornado took the greatest toll Of life
at Frost, in the east central Texas
and at Runge in south central Tex
as. The force Of the storm was
felt In practically all sections OF the
state. Navarro, Hill, McClennan,
and Ellis counties in central Texas
and Karnes in the southern part OF
the state bore the brunt OF the
storm.
National guardsmen, firemen and
volunteers were working early to-
day in the debris at Frost, where
it was feared the death list would
mount higher. Nearly every build
ing in the town was demolished
Descending on Frost from a south
westerly direction, the tornado pass
ed over q residential section, sailed
over a schoolhouse and then RACED
practically every one Of about 80
business houses. Telegraph, tele.
phone and electric wires were torn
down by the wind. which was ac-
companied by a driving rain ac-
centuating the terror Of the surviv-
Ors.
Children Saved
Sensing unusual danger when the
swishing Of the tornado sounded
over the droning of school children
at their recitations. superintendent
Harrison Of the Frost public schools
ordered the children to march 70
the basement. Hardly had the pupils
reached the lower floor when the
storm struck. tearing off the school
house roof and scattering 1t over
the countryside.
OF three churches In the town.
one remained-the Presbyterian, the
Baptist and Methodist churches
were destroyed.
Employees and customers in the
two Frcst banks saved themselves
when they ran into an open vault
and closed the door. Both buildings
were wrecked.
OF Frcst's population of six hun
dred, half were homeless. Streets
were blocked with debris torn from
wooden and brick buildings Auto
mobiles we're tossed about like toys
One street was almost blocked with
automobiles that had been in a
| dealers window.
Bodies in Rows
Most Of the white dead at Frost
were. taken to Hillsboro anG Corsi-
cana as fast as ambulances could
reach them over black land roads
One wrecked building was cleared
! and bodies of negroes. wrapped in
sheets, we're laid in rows to await
burial.
Throughout the night. the Corsi-
cana Salvation Army and women
from that city served coffee anc
sandwiches to the rescue workers.
Many of the dead in the southern
part of the state were believed tc
be Mexican farmers. The twistei
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been able TO figure out this hand
cutting Of individuality. but per-
force We must do likewise.
FUDGE Oscar Dancy Is up and at
it again today, with a proposal
to close the gaps on the mill
ta-y road, and offer the Valley an
ther paved outlet. At the same
time he offers to give Rangerville
a road, and says that another high
way should be erected between San
Benito and Harlingen.
He feels as II the military high
way and the Rangerville roads can
be financed without issuing time
warrants, or bonds. AS we sum IL
up. Judge Dancy would delay pay
ment of other debts now pressing
and keep the roadways in step with
progress.
He offers figures of deaths on the
highways to show the pressing need
and figuers to show where he will
get the money. II is something 70
be well considered and then acted
upon as the findings warrant. That
we need the military road paved
offers no argument and Rangerville
should have a road.
rNAVE at hand a letter today from
In r. d. Howard. manager of the
Gateway Bridge explaining how
it happened that the bridges were
closed, and many had to speUd the
night in Matamoros on May 4 and
5.
When IL Is desired to have the
bridge remain open application must
be made TO government representa-
tiyes on both sides by interested
persons, or organizations, other than
that Of the bridge companies. In the
instances mentioned permission was
obtained from the Mexican govern
ment to open that end Of the bridge.
but no action was ever taken on the
American side. This caused the an
nouncement.
It was simply IN oversight on the
part Of those, who should have been
interested. But a bridge half open
will not let people across. hence the
sojourns in Matamoros over night.
We gotta get together on these mat
tiers.
THOSE interested in the continued
story High Hat" will find II
missing today. The other in
stallments have been delayed in the
mail. But IL the readers will kindly
bear with us We hope TO get 1t with
in a few days, when 1t will be con-
Fnued.
FOUND ON THE WIRES
WASHINGTON - Uncle Sam has
M saved sl40 a month since he
" abolished free cheese with pie
and charged five cents for it. Rep
resentative Underhill. who runs the
House restaurant, revealed this IN
debate.
NEW YORK - In intelligence
tests at James Madison high school
in Brooklyn, athletes have been
rated higher than honor students,
the latter r below normal physi-
callys
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

The river will remain practically
stationary all along during the next
"a to as hours.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Cloudy, unsettled and cooler this
afternoon and tonight with rains and
probably thundersqualls; Thursday
partly cloudy.
For East Texas. Mostly fair to-
night except unsettled on the west
coast warmer TN west portion;
Thursday partly cloudy.
Moderate variable winds on the
coast mostly westerly 70 southerly.
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San Benito Team
Visits Lodge

Local Rebekah lodge nelo in40ld-
zion ceremonies al It's regular Tues
day night meeting. with the assist
ance Of the degree team from the
San Benito lodge with Mrs. Etile
Beach as captain. After the GER
emonies. refreshments were served
and a social hour enjoyed
The San Benito visitors lncludeu
Nesdames Ina Day. Margaret Nieol'
Hazel Scarffe, Nellie Niederlohn,
Lillian Johnston. Otis Adams. Edith
NJ. Puckett. Annie Adams. Frances
watson. Ella Keys. Ina w Worley,
Annie Wright, Nora Hayes, 3. +.
Neiderjohn, Lois Gum, ". II.
Nesmith. Ada Dean: MeSSrs. VII
ham Dav. and J. T. Dean.
II was announced at the meeting
that the district deputies OF Cam
eron county viii hold a school 0.
instruction at San Benito on
THURSDAY. May 8. A model lodge
will be exemplified and the program
viii continue through the evening,
those attending &c bring picnic
lunches.
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ration Is most effective In relievtr7
those symptoms Of babies and chi
dren generally raused by sourin
food in the little digestive traci
such as sour-belching. freqren,
vomiting, feverishness. collie. AS &
mild laxative. It acts gently. bot
certainly. to open the little ooweis
In constipation, colds, children's
diseases.
A teaspoonful Of Phillips Milk Of
Magnesia does the work or half q
pint OF lime water In neutral.ztng
cows milk for infant feeding, and
preventing hard curds. Its many
uses for mother and child are fully
explained IL the interesting book
Useful information" It will be
sent you. FREE. Write The Phil
lips CO., 1T Hudson St., New York,
~. Y.
In buying. be sure to get genuine
Phillips Milk Of Magnesia. Doctors
have prescribed 1t for over 50
years.
Milk OF Magnesia" has been the
u. S. Registered Trade Marx OF the
ChaS. II. Phillips Chemical Co. and
its predecessor, Chas. II. Phillips
since 1875. adv
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Luncheon Is
Farewell To
Mrs. Nipp

Mrs. G. G. Ellis and Mrs. A. L.
Carter were hostesses at a bridge
luncheon of charming appointment
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Ellis,
honoring Mrs. j. ". Nipp who Is to
leave Brownsville Saturday for Fort
Worth, where she will reside in the
future.
Sweet peas. snap dragons and
pink roses in attractive color COM
binations we're profusely used in eff
fective bouquet arrangements. A
two-course luncheon was served.
In the bridge games, Mrs. w. L.
Pendergraft won high score prize,
and Mrs. r. z. Isorn. low and cut
favors. Mrs. Nipp was given a
handsome clock, the parting gift OF
her friends.
Guests were Mesdames A. G.. Die
tel. Price, Fritz Schmidt. $. NJ. Ear-
vey, w. L. Pendergraft. II. L. Yates,
r. K. Isom. John O'Kelly. owen
Riley. "A. @. McInnis. Tom Tut,
Fave of San Antonio, and w. l..
Campbell of McAllen.
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covered the work Of the club II de-
tail throughout the year.
Installation ceremonies were con-
Quoted for the incoming officers Of
the club as follows: Mrs. w. \.
worley, president; Mrs. RandaA
Mathers, first vice-president; Mrs.
Charles Watson. second v~ice-presi-
dent: Mrs. (. T. Yates, recording
secretary; Mrs. c. c. Stewart, or
responding secretary; Mrs. NJ. K.
Hail TREASURES End Mrs. n. l..
Fitch. ritic-parliamentaran.
Mrs. Milton West, Mrs. V. l.
Conrad and Mrs. Worley are 70 rep
resent the club at the meeting %
the Valley Federation in Merceoss
Nav 10. During the social 2 ~ Is
freshments were served, ana NiIs-
Milton West and Miss Catherine
Worley entertained with piano anu
vocal numbers.
The following committees Tor
rext wears club work were an
nounced by the new president MIS-
Worley.
year book: Mesdames h. -
Fitch. Randall Mathers. Milton
west. v. w. Taylor and Worley:
WAYS and Means: Mesdames =.
=, yates. George Hamilton ana
Emil Blanck.
social Service: Mrs. r. ]. Bing-
ham. M. r. FALL and J. <. Bun.
Arbor Day: Mesdames J. J. KEN
nv and Nathan Moore
Sensational. Mesdames c. @.
stewart, Fitch and Conrad.
Building: Mesdames Watson and
C. A. Manahan.
entertainment: Mesdames Matll-
ers. West and Roy Ruff.
historian: Mrs. J.. K Bull
committee, Mrs. Z. T. Yates. =.
Citizenship: Mrs. v. w. Taylor ana
Mrs. Conrad.
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School Style Show
Friday Afternoon

Ali active members Of Browns
Vile PIT. AS are invited 70 at
tend the Joint meeting Of PIT As
70 be held Friday afternoon a. the
Junior college auditorium in con-
nection with the style show and
clothing contest which the associa-
ton Is sponsoring. Girls OF the
domestic science department are 20
participate. wearing the dresses de-
signed and made by them for the
clothinE contest which was Judged
last Monday. Prizes are 70 be a.
warded Friday. All mothers Of the
home economics girls are especially
Invited TO attend.
Tea Is to be served from 4 TO s
. o'clock in the dining room Of the
Nome economics department. at
which time the past PIT. A. preSi-
dents are to be honor guests.
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Mrs. Miller Mardi
Club Hostess

Mrs. G. P. Miller entertained the
Mardi Bridge club at her home
Tuesday afternoon. Spring flowers
in a varied color motif, with orchid
and yellow predominating, were
decorations Of the living room,
where the afternoons games were
played.
Mrs. NJ. r. Hall received the club
prize and Mrs. r. B. Ernst the guest
favor. A dainty refreshment course
was served.
The club is to meet next week
with Mrs. w. S. Moothart.
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guest Mrs. Ted Marsh, San Antonio.
DAINTY COLOR THEME
CHOSEN FOR AFFAIR

MRS. Troy Simmons was delight
fully complimented on Saturday af-
ternoon. by Mrs. John +. Young. az
her home. Bridge was played. The
hostess chose pink and white for
her colorS. and the flowers, tablr
and game appointments were ~
in the pretty color motif.
In the scores, Mrs. H. M. Barta-.
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Comings, Goings

Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Smith Of Rio
Grande City were here the early
part Of the week for a visit with
their children, Harold Jr. and Jul
retta Smith. who are attending the
First Ward school.
Mrs. Robert w. Grow OF TT. Brown
is leaving tonight for a visit with
her brother IN Muskogee, Okla. Ac-
c~ompanying her is her cousin, Miss
Marion Grow Of Chicago, Ill, who
has been on the post for some time
visiting Major and Mrs. Grow. and
who will return TO her home in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Aziz are TO leave
today for an extended foreign tour
during the summer months. They
will visit the mother % Mr.. Aziz in
Syria for several months and will
also make tours OF the Holy Land.
Eg pit, France, Italy and England.
IRIS. w. L. Campbell Of McAllen
IS the guest df Mrs. A. Z. Carter
this week.
Miss Madeline Thornton, who I'M
derwent an operation for appendi-
citis Sunday at Valley Baptist Hos
I pital. Harrington, is reported i'm
proving.
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West Brownsville
Eete Today

-Over the Garden Wall" a May
Day fete. will be presented this
afternoon at 5 o'clock By children
OF the West Brownsville school on
the school grounds. All patrons OF
the school and parents OF the chill
dren are invited TO attend.
The cast includes many char
acters of story book and fairy land,
and the children will be dressed in
appropriate costumes.
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Bridge Club With
Mrs. Bauer

Mrs. Louis Bauer entertained her
bridge club at her home on the
military highway Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Ed Marsh was awarded
high score favor. and Mrs. G. A.
Rel. the cut prize. The hostess
served q delicious salad course.
Mrs. A. Pitt is 10 entertain the
club next Wednesday.
Guests present were Mesdames
Knox Steiner. Gene Richards. Fl.
w. Hollowell, c. A. Rel, A. Pitt, Cd
Marsh, Fred Rusteberg, ST.
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County Teachers To
Hold Final Meet

A large attendance Is indicated
for the final meeting of the CAM
eron County Teachers association TO
be held at FL Jardin hotel IN
Brownsville tomorrow night. The
banquet is TO begin at 1880 p. m.
and an interesting program has
been a%anged for the final gath
ering Of teachers, according 70
Mrs. w. r. Jones, county superin-
tendent.
Reservations are being made
through FL Jardin hotel.
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Faculties Sponsor
Students Dance

Members OF the senior classes of
both the high school and junior COL
lege viii be guests OF honor Fri
day night at a dance which is spon-
sored for them by the faculties OF
both schools. The dance will be
given in the high school study hall.
with the Southbound Shutters
furnishing the music.
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program was given including a song
and story on Old China by Mrs. B.
Gordon. Round table discussion fol-
lowed
After the discussion refreshments
were served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Peter Watkins on May 1st. The
dramatic committee will give q play,
Good Gracious Grandma" Each
guest Is asked to bring her mother
as her guest.