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Chapter 27
BROKEN ALIBIS

Have you the nerve to tell me the two guns equipped with si- lencers figured in the killing?' Samuels inquired.
 "There must have been two, ,' Annersley said.
 Samuels lighted cigar. "All right. Where did you get that si- lencer?"
 You won't believe me if I tell you"
 Lets hear it anyhow"
 My flat was broken into one night last year. came home just as a man was getting away through the window. I managed to grab a revolver I had in my desk before he saw Nme. He lifted his own gun that gym on the table-but l fired first and he dropped outside the window. Later I found his gun in the shrubbery and I concluded I had winged him. The gun was fitted with that silencer and l de- cided to keep it. The crook didn't get much"
 Thought it would come in han dy, eh?"
 "Ycu would say that Annersley retorted bitterly. Tt never occurred to me to do anything with it until a couple of weeks ago when Para dos attitude towards Miss Fer ris became uncomfortable. I won dered if I could threaten him. It was a crazy notion-Parados was afraid of nothing on earth-but l had to do something!"
 I think all of us felt the urge be- hind his words.
 When I came here Saturday af- ternoon-ostensibly to see Celia-l had the gun with me.
 Hunt was right. That gun was under the newspaper. I had thought Parados was alone. It shook me finding Hunt there. I guess l was crazy. Anyhow, went back agair and this time I found Parados dead on the floor. He got what he de- served, whoever did it. The safe stood open and I got the papers I wanted about the Fleetwood deal Miss Jahries' check too. l had g pretty good idea what the check meant. Miss Jahries came in then That's all"
 Where are those papers?" Sam uels demanded.
 q destroyed them. Miss Jahries check, too" Annersley looked al Miss Jahries, who had not moved from her chair. You may be in terested to know that I should never have used it against you"
 What have you to say abou Grainger?" Samuels demanded.
 Nothing" Annersley replied. :" have told you the truth. You don believe me. You'd better send m over"
 Claude, what are you saying?
 Celia ran across the room towar him. Annersley caught her in hi arms.
 Claude, what is it? What ar they doing to you?"
 But you must tell me! You sal something about father. Wha is the matter?"
 2 "It'll turn out all right. MT. Sam uels doesn't understand
 "It's about-Parados-again?P
 "Yes, dear. Miss Jahries has toi them. I suppose it had to com out"
 Father. too?"
 aYes, darling. But you mustn expect Samuels to have your ialtl They won't hold me long, Cena She whirled out of his arms < ward Samuels.
 How dare you accuse him s,,ch an abominable thing! II you inst said he'd killed that pru parados I could have understoe
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ing. Also, there is Mile. Ferris
 But she is Grainger's daughter! Y I exclaimed. Surely you don't &C., cuse her of killing her father?'
 q have accused no one Flique retorted, spreading his hands. You tell me that everybody in the house has an alibi and I correct you. What are these alibis, I ask you? Have not we broken two of them? May ws not break another?'
 Monsieur" he continued, "the human spirit is an eagle that scars toward the-how you say?--unat- tainable. Perhaps it is the true philosophy, wine of the gods, the machine of perpetual motion, a per- fleet crime.
 Am I not right? And does it not fall with the broken wing? Always, I assure you" and Anatole Flique tWirled his mustache.
 80 it is with the perfect alibi' of the guilty man. It has not exis- tence. It is not-um-of the human mind. Always there is the fault for the inward eye to discover the inward eye of Anatole Flique, perhaps"
 Let us see, M. lAntiquarie, If you can perceive what the inward eye of Anatole Flique sees in these little mysteries that shall bring us to the big mystery. Come, let us see"
 Copyright, 1880, William Morrow
 and Company
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Watch for FIique's keen an- aIysis of the whole crime in tomOrrow's chanter.
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Old papers for sal' :: The Elm. 9ire.
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Attractions At Theatres
TOM RACKICH INJURED

While at his work at the Tread well foundry yesterday afternoon Tom Rackich had one of his legs badly lacerated when it became tangled up with the mixer. He was taken to St. Ann's hospital for
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MRS. PLUMB VISITING

Mrs. Horace D. Plumb, formerly Selma Aalto, arrived here from Seattle yesterday for a visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. August Aalto. Five years have elapsed since Mrs. Plumb left Douglas.
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HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Charles Johnson, who sustained several injuries in a fall at Tread well about a week ago, left the hos pital yesterday to complete his re- cuperation at home.
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MONTE BLUE IS AT
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

A big city's underworld-si sinister
 and treacherous rival gang lead CTS and their ruthless followers, ready to kill at a moments mo-
 tice-darkened streets with death hiding in every shadow-painted
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-05-28

Sam Byrd, Yankee outfielder who i5 battling with Dusty Cook, for the outfield post vacated by Meusel, is from Georgia.
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STORES TO CLOSE FRIDAY

All the grocery stores are to be closed here Friday in observance of Memorial Day. it was announced this morning.
Plentywood herald., 1930-02-27

folly Of keeping his betters under, I,
Savaran. shall be commander -in-chief
OF q nation once more I am about
to create kingdom for Zald All out
of his Zeb Arabs as a wedding gift
to the lady Moonbeam of Pearl his
queen"
Savaran watched them being borne
away to Yussif's lines. watched Yussif
and his men ride of with them, stood
exultant upon the spur OF hill until
he saw cloud of dust growing In
the north. Then he stalked down
through the Sanitaire and the Ben
Seyyid, who cheered him, ready to fol-
low him anywhere to glory or death
they were the nucleus of his new army
and presently stood before the slim
and lovely figure Of Moonbeam of
Pearl.
Queen Of tomorrow" he said. kissing
her hand, "Zaid Ali comes even as
fat Hanna goes. Savaran, having made
his promises, keeps them"
Copyright: 1929; By Douglas Newton)
Plentywood herald., 1930-02-27
Published BY special arrsngement with Th
Chicago Tribune Syndicate.
IN TWO PARTS-PART TWO


Ut is So" she said. You know my
tribe. the richest and most powerful
north of the Keef coast. My father
is its king. Hanna marries me because
he is greedy of power and wealth.
But you cannot favor this fat
sheriff" he cried
II? Am I asked? Does what is in
maidens heart count in our mar
riage?"
I'm thy heart?" Savaran frowned. 1T
would seem as though thy heart hath
already found its desire. then"
1T was lost five months ago." she
sighed, "to Zaid Ali of the Zeb'
"A wild desert mani" he jerked. could
it be possible that such could count
before Savaran?
Ale" she breathed wild and tall
and strong. Like a lion-.lke thee,
Saarvaran!"
Was that instructive feminine diplo-
macy? No mater. Savaran immedi-
ately felt there was lot TO be said
for Zaid-
But a man of wandering tribe.
he felt it necessary to point out. "A
mere tent dweller.'
That is why my father fayors Ham
"a before him." she said. Hanna is
powerful of a strong, we'll ruled tribe
that will steadily become greater. Iaid
is also chiettaln. buy his Ieb are
scattered. They wander and fight in
mere bands acknowledging no one ruler,
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Phone
Seven

Mr.. Sutherland Is a brother or Mrs.
Backland.
Mr.. John Wauger and hts uncle
Of South English. Ia, arc here again
TO spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson OF Chicago
are spending the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer have as
their guest for the winter, Mrs.
Archer's mother, Mrs. Craig, OF
Summerville. Ohio.
Mr.. Myer. or Philadelphia. is
spending the winter here and look
ing after land interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ahlstcine
and small daughter, Of White Rock,
5. Oak, have taken the Jackson
residence for the winter.
Miss Lutte Baldridge OF Harlingen
visited with her parents and rela-
tives over the week end.
Miss Priscilla Stevenson spent
the week end with her mother. Mrs.
Daisy Stevenson. returning 70
Brownsville Sunday evening.
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motifs OF decorations, the bridge
tallies and table appointments fur
ther carrying out the scheme adopt
cd. Valentine baskets, filled with
red and white heart minis, were
placed on each card table.
Brownsville and San Benito mer-
chants and members Of the Beth
FL Sisterhood were especially gen.
erous in their donation Of many at
tractive prizes for the afternoon.
High score prize III the bridge
games. a complete set of dishes. was
won by Mrs. j. q. Perkins. Other
favors equally as attractive were
won by Mesdames Lynn Kleckler,
Leroy Morris. George Bell. Burt
Huxley. Jr., j.. l.. Bogus, Withers,
Jack McNair, William Richter. r. S.
Lockett. T. H. Sweeney. Carlyle
Williams, George Hamilton and
Miss Elsa Walther. In the Spanish
games, Mrs. G. p. Barreda and Mrs.
Luis r. Henggeler won the prizes.
Quite a number OF Brownsville
hosto Sses took advantage of the af-
ternoon 10 make reservations Tor
parties, and several large groups at
tended as guests Of individual host
] scSea
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johnson. Bette Houze, jeanette
Jones, Charles Harraison, Henry
Barchelt, Shelby Pollard. Jack and
Jay Brown. jay Keen and Sara
King.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Van de
Hiver have returned from a honey
moon rip to the northern part OF
the state.
MI. and Mrs. B. L. Hart and daugh-
ter. Annette. OF Kansas City
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morrison during the past week.
The Harris are touring the Valley
and Mexico.
MI. and Mrs. II. z. Bennett re-
tuned at the weekend from an
overland trip TO Dallas. While there
Mr.. Bennett attended the district
Kiwanis meeting.
Mrs. Sam Engle has returned TO
her home in Denver, Colorado,
after q visit here in the homes OF
Mrs. H. Roth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Mestel.
Mrs. Art Tolson and daughter,
Effie Jean. have returned from
Yoakum, where they visited in the
home Of Mrs. Tolson'S aunt, Mrs.
j. S. Brown.
Mrs @. w. Hudson and son, Glen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Vogt and chill
dren OF Boerne, Mr.. and MRS. Le-
roy Pscheidel Of Corpus Christi and
Mrs. Jennie Haynes Of Alice. have
returned to their respective homes
after visiting here in he home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Ragland.
Miss Vera Barry. Ed Eealy. Jud-
son Trollinger and Roy Thigpen
were guests at a dance given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Cox OF Nc
Allen, during the past week. for
for their house guest. Miss Maurine
Perkins Of San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peters have
as their guests for several weeks.
Mr.. Peters brother Edward Peters,
and his nephew. Allen Peters, both
Of Randolph, Minnesota.
Miss Willie Ray Markham left at
the week-er for Dallas where she
will attend the Southland Life In
surance school for the next two
months.
Mrs. Andrew Tullis returned at
the weekend from San Antonio,
where she has been visiting her
sol and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward Tullis. She was accom-
panied home by her little grand
daughter Betty Frances Tullis.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Saladino
and daughter Mary RoSalind, have
returned from a several days stay
in San Antonio.
Miss Hilda Karle returned TO San
Antonio this week after a visit here
in the home Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Karle.
Mrs. H. l.. Scott and Mrs. Jack
Martin we're guests at the week
end in the home Of Mrs. Martins
parents DR.. and Mrs. Fred Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Blake Seay
have returned TO Mercedes after
having spent the past two months
in Paris, France.
NJ. and Mrs. Tom Hollingsworth
OF Harrington, were guests here Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Gilliland, dur
ing the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Kinder, who
are spending the winter in the VAL
lev. from the north. were weekend
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Business Men Come
For Brownsville Kest

That Brownsville is gaining a
limelight hitherto little regard as
a commercial asset Is found IN a
letter received by the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce with refer
ence to a capitalists removing to
this city for recuperation and a rest.
The letter gives the name Of C..
w. Lonsdale. 1t states that the ex-
ecutive OF this company Is looking
for a place TO rest and has MERTON
ed Brownsville because Of the Dor
der romance appeal. The local
chamber Is sending him a cordial
invitation to come and saying that
IL is at his service.
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Confines. Goings

Col. Stone from San Antonio was
O recent visitor at TT. Brown, the
guest Of Col. and Mrs. Stanley
Koch. With his pilot. he flew here
for a hunting trip in Mexico and
also on Col. Stover's place, Laguna
de los Patos.
Mrs. al Heiser and son. Bobbie.
and Miss Lucy Heiser Of Hannibal.
Mo, are guests in the home Of r. l..
Lackner for a few months.
Mrs. Charles A. Rel arrived
Thursday morning from a three
weeks visit in Silver Lake, Mimi,
With relatives.
Mrs d. S. Wright left this week
for Beaumont where she was called
by the illness OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Groom at
tended the wedding of Miss Mar
garet Rockwell and L. j. Hughes in
McAllen Wednesday.
Mrs. Belle CTosssiu,d OF Iowa IS
the guest OF Mrs Emil Blanck.
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Self Culture Club
ENJOYABLE


Mrs. Emil Blanck was hostess to
the Self Culture club Wednesday
afternoon, an unusually interest
ing program on Irving Bachelor
entertaining members. with Mrs. E.
T. Yates as leader. Mrs. Yates pa
per on the historical novel, In the
Days Of Poor Richard" was highly
enjoyable. and other papers relat-
ing to the afternoons topic were
MANY Houses but Few Homes"
given by Mrs. r. j. Bingham, and
what I Found Out About Living
from Benjamin Franklin" Mrs.
Milton West discussed the method
in which the backwoods language
is brought out in "Eben Holden"
Mrs. w. Y. Worley led the par
liamentary drill, and several enter
tainment numbers were planned by
the club members for the tourists
party Friday evening st the cham
Der of commerce. Miss Catherine
Worley and Mrs. Belle CrosSfield
were guests Of the club. Seventeen
members we're present at the meet
ing.
The hostess served a dainty re-
freshment course during the af-
ternoon. The club is to meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. c. A. Man
ahan.
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TREASURE HUNT
ON BIRTHDAY

A treasure hunt and all the
thrills Of finding a pot Of gold was
the feature OF a birthday party
given for master Jack Clements in
honor OF his twelfth birthday, by
his mother, Mrs. Cecil Robinson
at his home Monday afternoon.
Soon after twelve little boys and
girls had arrived. Mrs. Robinson
read the first clue. in rhyme. which
started them on their hunt for the
treasure.
One clue after another led them
70 the church, the school. a resi-
dence or two. and finally back to
Jacks home where Jacqueline
Johnson and Dora Soils found the
pot Of pennies in a bronze chest.
When all had recovered from the
excitement Of the hunt the large
birthday cake was cut and served
with the refreshments Pirates"
were given as favors.
Jacks guests included Elizabeth
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Lyford
CHURCH
ANNOUNCED

The Bethel Lutheran church viii
dedicate the church building at Ly-
ford o. the first Sunday in Febru-
airy at 1880 a. m. -ollowing a short
Sunday school session.
Following the dedication COM
munion services will continue In the
afternoon at 2 p. N. Evening SER
vices will begin at 8 p. m.
Assisting the regular pastor, Rev.
Bergman, III these services will be
Rev. Batteries and Rev. Scott.
The members Of this church ex-
tend a cordial invitation to any
wishing to attend.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. B. o. Bourne and children OF
Santa Rosa were callers here
Thursday and were accompanied "a
San Benito by Mrs. i. p. Bourne
end Miss Marie Armstrong.
J. r. Sprouse OF San Perlita was
a caller here Friday and was &C.
companied home by Misses nellie
Sprouse and Ethel Armistead.
Miss Eleanore Watson OF Donna
was a caller at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. l.. K. Watson Friday,
Mrs. Z. K. Watson and daughter,
Eleanore, were calling on Harlin-
gen Thursday.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Williams spent the
week end in Harrington with rela-
tiveS.
Mrs. r. Klemann and grand son
Newton Klemann and Mrs. Cheev-
er and daughter, Gayle, Of Donna
were calling at the home Of Mrs.
<. X. Watson Monday.
S. P. Nielsen was a Brownsville
visitor Monday.
j. L. Hanning returned home
Monday from North Texas where
he accompanied his parents. who
have been spending the winter
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Nelson and
daughters, Norma and Helen Ruth
were guests Of relatives in San Be-
nito Sunday.
r. G. Cowan, Of Alberta. Canada
left for his home Monday after
a weeks visit at the Frank Gustaf-
son home.
Mrs. Lonnie Woods and children
Lloyd and Virginia Lee, were Har-
lingen callers Monday.
Frank Epstein and Eddie Nelson
OF Raymondville were callers at thc
Lonnie Woods home Sunday.
Mrs. Lonnie Woods attended q
bridge party in Raymondville
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Bourne and
children Of Santa Rosa, were call
ers here Sunday
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Special
For Tourists

A special program has been plan
ned by Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer,
hostess, for the entertainment Of
tourists at the Friday evening 500
party at the chamber Of commerce
building. She is to be assisted by
Mrs. j. y. KENNY and Mrs. Chas.
j. Watson OF the Self Culture club
in hostess duties.
Miss Josephine Taylor and Miss
Alice Fitch are to entertain with
dances, and Miss Roberta Lee Fitch
will read.
The party is 10 begin at 8 p. m.
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In Society Circles A Complete Page for Valley Women s;

guests in the home here OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinder are staying at the Cortez
Hotel IN weslaco
The following ladies from Mer-
cedes. were guests OF Mrs. Lissner
Of Mission. during the past week
when she entertained at bridge;
Mesdames A. Hausman, Ben Gold
berg. II. Roth and her house guest
Mrs. Sam Engel, and Max HeSsel.
Nj. and Mrs. A. L. Steel and
daughter, Miss Lillian. Of PogreSo.
and Dr.. and Mrs. John Hayes Of
Weslaco, were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ]. Murray at the weekend.
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CANBERRA R-Sx thousand
young cherry tree have been sent
TO the Australian national botanic
gardens here by Prince Takamatsu
OF Japan In recognition OF the well
come given to him when he Visited
Australia In July or last year with
the japanese training squadron.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-23

HAVANA E9-ProgreSs In Cuban
shoe manufacturing was cited IN
trade statistics showing importa-
ton Of l,040, $50 p rs last ar.
mostly from the United States. Ia
the preceding year 1,2T4.l52 pairs
were imported. the decrease being
233, 796 pairs.
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LADIES AID HOLDS
SOCIAL MEETING

The Lutheran Ladies Aid win
hold a social meeting on Friday In
the Redland building. Andrew
Anderson, Of Winthrop. Mimi, who
is spending the winter here, acted
as host 70 the society. Refresh
ments were served and a short pro-
gram given.
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Mercedes
ENGLISH DRAMA
CHR TOPIC

Mrs. Raymond Mills had charge
Of the program at the Mercedes
Woman'S Study club on Monday
afternoon which met at the direc-
tors room OF the First National
Bank. with eighteen members in
attendance.
The program dealt with the
English Drama, the author being
studied, George Bernard Shaw. Mrs.
@. K. Reiss gave a talk on the
Amazing Versatility Of Shaw" Mrs.
j. c. Shaw reviewed the theme Of
Canada. and Mrs. Mills gave a
resume Of The Apple Cart" A
short business session was held.
Guests Of the club were Miss
Lola Sarrick Of Long Beach. Cali
fornia, a guest OF Mrs. John Jones,
and Mrs. j. Sickle of OXard. aCli-
~forria. who Is a guest in the Ray
mond Mills home.
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JOINT HOSTESSES
AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. A. N. Brown. Mrs. j. E. Hay
mes and Mrs. Henry Laude-dale
were joint hostesses for Ladies Day
luncheon at the Llano Grande
Country club at the weekend.
A pleasing color combination OF
pink. yellow and green was seen in
floral arrangement. lovely pink
carnations predominating.
Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Lauder
dale entertained a number OF
women at lunch. followed by bridge.
In the games Mrs. r. K. Kirkpatrick
scored high and Mrs. William Coe
scored for consolation.
Other women making up the per-
sonnet were Mesdames N. p. Barton
Fred Bennett. Ed Olson. Walden
Greenlee, George Breeding. H. j.
Lawson. A. ~. Brown and Florence
Kalbfleisch,
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Federation To
Name Officers

Annual election of Officers will be
held by the Church Federation at
its meeting Friday afternoon at the
Baptist church at $3.50. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
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LONDON lP)-A library OF 1900
volumes OF bees has been acquired
by the British ministry OF agricui-
ture. II was collected by the late
DR.. Thomas W. Cowan. resident and
founder Of the British Bee Keepers
association.
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BETHEL SiSterhood
Benefit Is Success

Elaborate and effective in arrangement was the benefit bridge party
given Wednesday afternoon by BETHEL sisterhood at the home OF Mrs.
Wayne Wood. players for thirty tables making up one Of the largest
groups attending affairs OF the kind in the city
A Valentine setting was created in the reception suite in numerous
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CHURCH TO GIVE
SNTppER

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Methodist church announces a
church supper to be given on the
evening Of Feb. 2 at 8 p. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland Of Cali
fornia. are spending the winter
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MRS.
HOSTESS

Mrs. II. Sablem entertained the
Mission church Ladies' Aid, assist
ed by the young people who gave a
Z. lendid program Light refresh
ments were served.
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Sebastian
OLD FASHIONED
QUILTING r.

Mrs. Nancy Wilson entertained a
few friends with an old fashioned
quilting party Friday afternoon at
her home. The entire afternoon
was spent quilting and chatting. A
delicious ~two-course lunch was
served.
Guests were Mesdames ]. p.
Bourne, G. Z. Stallings. p. Ii. Wad-
dell, Miller and White.
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: JRFRISE PARTY
GIVEN

A surprise party vas given Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carlson Saturday
night, this being Mr.. Carlson's
birthday.
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Tidmore, Dora Soils. Jacqueline
johnson, BEETLE Houze, jeanette
Jones, Charles Harraison, Henry
Barchelt, Shelby Pollard. Jack and
Jay Brown, jay Keen and Sara
King.