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Minor Results

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto 3; Jersey City 2.
Buffalo. s: Reading. 4.
Rochester, 10; Newark. s.
(Only games scheduled).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Eo'ns,tI' EEonisyille' s. Kansas City, 2.
Indianapolis, 10; Milwaukee, 7.
Ioledo, =; Minneapolis, 6.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville, IL; Birmingham. 2.
Chattanooga Il: Allan a, s.
New Orleans, 3-5; Memphis, -
Little Rock. 6-5 Mobile, as tSeCond
game, innings tiel.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Hartford, 10: PittsfieId. 5.
Allentown, 20; Providence, Is.
New Haven, 50; Bridgeport. 80
Springfield, 81; Albany. 5-14.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Wichita Falls, 1910; Waco. 90
Houston 8; Fort Worth l.
Dallas. s. Beaumont, o.
Shreveport, A.: san Antonio. O-G
(second game called in seventh: dark
n ess).
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Sacramento, A.; Oakland. O-3
Los Angeles 6-11: Missions, ga.
Seattle, 4-14; PorARnd, "a.
L1OllS N'bb' 90, san FRANCISCO, IS.
THREE LEAGUE
Peoria. 3; Springfield, ,.
Quincy, II; Bloomington 5.
Decatur, S; Terre Haute /.
Danvile. s; Evansville, I.
NEW YORK.-PA. LEAGUE
Harrisburg, 9; York, 8.
Williamsport 4 Hazelton, L.
Binghamton, 9; Scranton, 4.
Wilkes Barre 10: Elmira. g.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Jeanette I; Cumberland. 0.
Scottsdale ~; Johnstown, 10.
Wheeling. s; Charleroi, 6.
ClaTksburg, s; Fairmont. 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Omaha, :; Oklahoma City (second
game-rain).
st. Joseph, 7-3; Des Moines. Al.
Topeka, 7-16; Denver, SIS.
Pueblo 153: Wichita, Ia.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
Montgomery, Is; Selma I.
Jacksonville, 3: Pensacola o.
(Only two games scheduled.)
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Washington Cricket
Team Loses to Orioles

The Washington Cricket IAN
lost to the Baltimore Cricket
Club, 1872 to SO, in Baltimore
yesterday. A return match is
scheduled here Sunday. Sum
maries:
WASHINGTON
Warren caught Evans. bowled Robinson
Eyer bOwIed Robinson ............. Is
Campbell caught Hanson, BOWED
Robinson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bennett howled Evans ............. IA
Castle caught Shrimpton, bowled
Robinson .............,..... !
Holmes caught Shrlmpton, bowled
Evans 49, ',,-.,.
Hunt caught Hanson, bowled Evans.
Rettier, not out ...................
Total ...,..,.'........... 53
Evans four wickets for four runs;
Robinson four wickets for 20 runs.
BALTIMORE
Hanson bowled Campbell ......... 81
Evans. l.. b W, bOwled Eyre.
McCIurg caught Warren, bowled
Robinson bowIed Eyre ........... 3
Linsworth caught Stead, bowlsd
e., castle '....'..... .'....'...'.....'. l6
Shrimpton,, run out .:................ Is
Larry caught Campbell bowled HCl-
man .....s..., ...........
Musgrave caught and bowled Holman.
Smith bOwled Castle ............... 7
PeTdum. not out ................... l6
PryCe bowled Castle ............... 3
Extras ...................
LOtdl ......'.....s..ss l32
Holman four wickets for 40 runs
Eyre two wickets for 43 runs. Holman
two wickets for eight runs.
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q 1880, r. J. RsynoldS Te6aeee
COmpany, WinSsOO-SAlsm, n. q
The Washington times., 1930-05-12
Wilson Arn1y's NelU
BackfieLd Coach

NEW YORK, May 12.-Harry
E. Wilson, known to fotball fan
dom as Lighthouse Harry" Viii
son. will assist Major Ralph I.
Sasse, head coach of the Army
football team, in developing the
Army's 1880 backfield, it was
announced today.
Wilson is q former sll-Ameri-
can star. -.----.
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DETROIT BOSS
C|TESPROOF
FOR PLAN
BY DAVIS ]. WALSH

NEW YORK, May 12.-No mat
terhow lively a baseball is, it
won't go anywhere If you don't
hit 1t.
This is a very profound thought
and so I am offering it today for
the full amount of its worth, as
representing in fee simple the
views of Mr.. Stanley Harris, the
Detroit overseer, on the urgent
question of whether baseball is to
be played as a game or as
rather amusing prank.
It won't be necessary to take
the life" out Of the ball, says he,
in order to prevent the game from
becoming a lampoon on the fine
traditions of other and better
years. This can be done. it seems,
without taking the hitting away
from the hitters. Ali Mr.. Harris
wants done is to give the pitching
back to the pitchers.
Discoloration Of the ball is his
suggestion, and he supports 1t
with the following contention.
which Is not without it's reliabil-
ity:
That what you don't see, you
don't hit and what you don't hit,
never goes over the fence. The
term hit" here is meant in its
literal sense, as too bash full upon
the countenance. Mr.. Harris,
gather, thinks there will be more
lashing and less bashing if the
ball is made something of scenic
! deluSion.
Golf pros" says he, "refuSe
to play with anything except
an Immediately white ball.
Why? Because white makes
everything look larger. 1t de-
ceiveS the eye but the decep-
ton Is favorable, instead of
harmful"
This would be only one of sew
eral beneficient effects to accrue
from diScoloration. Another
would be division of the COM
petitiVe psychology which is
strictly in favor Of the hitter now
evenly between the pitcher and
hitter. A third would be the re-
turn of curve ball pitching, be-
cause diScolored surface lends
itself to that sort of thing.
There's plenty of good
pitchers in the game" said he,
"even with all of the handicaps
that have been arranged to
discourage good pitching. Pip
graS and Johnson, of the
Yankees; Grove, Walberg and
Earnshaw, of the Athletics, and
that bunch out in st. Louis
/ have shown me as much stuff
as ever saw in the big
leagues. They can do 1t and
SO can some others. But the
rest Of them haven't the curve
ball of this crowd and so they
have become strictly fast.ball
pitchers.
Miles Of pleasant travel at a mod
crate cost can be had through the
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Griffith, Club Get Behind
Joe Judge Day Plan
Bv BOB THAYER

Clark Griffith will go the limit to make Joe Judge day.
scheduled for June g. At least that the i'm
preston gathered in interview today.
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I'M SOCIETY CRdEs--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN%

rem whittlesey and wife OF Gilmer.
On their return they viii be &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
tlesey who viii spend the remainder
OF their vacation visiting relatives
in the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Polhemus and
sons accompanied by their house
guest Mr.. 1. o. Phillips OF Okla
homa City enjoyed a days outing
at Point Isabel Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbour Hoyt and
children were in McAllen. Sunday.
the guests Of their lister Miss
Pearl Jencks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Parrish and
family returned from Vernon
Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. John Ostoff left
Monday for their old house in
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolls OF Edinburg
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Favre.
They called to see Miss Clara
who Is recovering from an ap-
pendicitis operation.
Mrs. "A. Z. Christensen OF san
Antonio arrived Thursday to visit
al the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. Il. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Smith at
tended the Convention held at the
Pharr-San Juan School Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. Slocum OF Pharr
ere Sunday guests at the home
Of Nj. and Mrs. George Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Braskamp
and daughter Eva who have been
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MONTANA WOMAN LOST
19POUNDS OF FAT In WEEKS

When stout women can lose fat
and at the same time gain I'm energy
and vigor.
Gain In charm and vivaciousness.
Gain n healthy complexion and
have eyes that sparkle with buoy
ant health.
And nj insignificant cost-iSn't il
time to use nj sense?
Here's a letter written October
q. 1929, by Mrs. red Barringer Of
L~ewistown. Montana, that ought TO
be read by every overweight wo-
man in America.
Gentlemen: i first saw your ad-
vertisement in a Billings, Montana,
paper, and decided to try Kruschen
Salts.
started taking them every morn
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COMPLIMENTS GUEST AT
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

Friday Of last week Mrs. Ted
BraSh arranged a delightful affair
at her home complimenting her
guest from San Antonio. Jane Rice,
the daughter Of Or. and Mrs. Lee
Rice. the hostess arranged for
various card games. and the guests
were given their choice Of playing
bunco, touring or bridge. After de-
licious refreshments the guests were
amused by a miniature fish pond
from which they drew their favors
for the afternoon.
The invitation list included the
following Dorothy Dodds. Mary and
Helen Hinkley. Lois Lovett. Jeanette
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ing as directed as I was very much
overweight and wanted TO reduce.
I had tried going on a diet but would
get 50 hungry that my diet would not
last long. 50 ! decided 10 give -Rruschen
Salts a fair trial. The day I started
70 take them / weighed 256 lbs. and nc
present. which has been Just four weeks
I weigh 23o lbs. And / must say. i feel
better In every way. besides looking
much better. Krlschen Salts had a
decided effect upon the quantity cf
food I took and stimulated my desire
TO greater activity.
May all large people. both men
and women. who want to reduce In
an easy way. give Xruschen Salts a
fair trial. ! am sure II will convince
any one"
A bottle OF Rruschen Salts that
lasts four weeks costs but Csc at
McKay's Pharmacy, or any drug
store in America. adv.
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RALSTON
II HOST

William Ralston entertained We'd
nesday. ten Of his friends from
four to six in honor Of his cousin.
Francis Pace of Lubbock, who is
visiting here. New games and con-
tests were planned and enjoyed BY
the guests all through the afternoon.
In the late afternoon miniature
pistols were given 10 the boys and
dolls were distributed among the
girls. After the favors had been
passed. Mrs. Geor~e Ralston served
the children with frozen pops COW
cred with chocolate icing.
The guests included Airline East,
Carol Lou Tippit. Gilmore Ann
Worth. Louise Boiling. Jean Agar,
Ann Louthan. Burrus Pugsley. Rich
ard Worth. Charles Marshall and
d. c. Brown.
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Rev. Macintosh To
Take Vacation

Rev. r. o. Macintosh will leave
Saturday for Kansas City and 81
Joseph, Mo, where he will join Mrs
Macintosh who has been there for
three weeks visiting her parents
They will remain a month longer
on their vacation.
Services will be conducted at the
Episcopal church by Rev. Goodrch
Fenr of the Episcopal church at
OAK Cliff. during the absence OF
Rev. Macintosh. No evening SER
vices will be held until further no
tice.
Rev. Fenner is a brother Of Mrs
w. r. Aldridge Of Borwnsyilie-
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MORNING BRIDGE
CLUE MEETS

At her home in Valencia Park
Mrs. j. E. Bell was hostess to the
members of the Thursday Morning
Bridge club when they held their
regular meeting Thursday morning
of last week. AT the close Of the
mornings games. Mrs. S. H. Crews
was awarded the high trophy among
the club members, and Mrs. Ralph
Buel was presented the guest prize.
A dainty t~hree-course luncheon was
served at one O'Clock.
The guests among the four tables
included Mrs. r. ". Landen of De-
troit, a guest of Mrs. N. D.. Monger,
Mrs. Ina CoulSton, who Is visiting
Mrs. H. G. Marshall. Mrs. A. B,
Shoemake and Mrs. Frank Moulton
Of Waco, house guests Of the hos
tess. Mrs. Ralph Buell., Mrs. w. M
Meriwether, and Miss Ruth Moore.
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Of San Benito returned Sunday
morning from Chicago. ILL.,. where
she has been attending school for
the past two years.
Mrs. <. Frost Bonner and two
daughters, Jean and Betty. returned
Saturday morning from California.
Mack Gardner left Tuesday morn
ing for Dallas and Meridian where
he will visit relatives.
Miss Ida Bartlett, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Bartlett. returned to Kings
vile Friday night.
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LUNCHEON GIVEN
SOCIETY MEMBERS

Mrs. r. w. Burgess was hostess
to the members OF the Young Ladies
Missionary Society Of the First
Methodist church Wednesday. when
she entertained with a delightful
luncheon at her home IN the count
~. After an attractive t~hree-course
luncheon, an amusing program was
enjoyed.
The guests we're Misses Loretta
Sullivan. Fora Neideriohn. Dolores
Morgan. Maurine Upton. Sadie
Roberts. ErneStine Ramsey. Ruby
Audrey Kennamer. Elizabeth Ken
drick. Helen Margaret Hanchey.
Jean Adams of Chicago, Mrs. Z. l..
Ramsey and Mrs. y. d. Wren.
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Club Enjoys
Day Outing
At PIT. Isabel

A delightful day at Point Isabel
was spent Wednesday by members
Of the Wednesday bridge club. who
left early in the morning for the
beach resort, taking with them all
the accompanying dishes for a fish
dinner.
delicious fish was cooked at a
shady beach spot and the picnic
llnch was thoroughly enjoyed.
These enjoying the outing were
MesdameS William Brown. Charles
Rel, Gene Richards. Jewell Rich
ards, Arthur Pitt. Harry Hollowell,
George Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Knox
Steiner. Misses Olive Richards, Bea-
trice Friedman and Mr.. Richards.
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Olmito Baptist
WM.U. Meets

The Baptist ". NJ. Q. OF OF
mito held its regular meeting TINS
week at the home Of Mrs. O. 3.
willis. Mrs. =. II. Leary, president,
led the Royal Service program.
Those attending were Mesdames
Harry Austin. Hugh Wilbanks. w. a.
Womack. Laary. o. t. Williams
-Adiss Ida Womack and Miss Doris
Smith.
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HIGGINS HOSTS
TO CLUB

Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
3. Higgins we're hosts to the men,
bers OF their bridge club. When
the games Of the evening were fin
ishcd. Be-; Collins was presented
with the high prize for club men,
Der. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Brown
were awarded the high trophy
among the guests. After the bridge
the hostesses served a delicious
lunch Of fruit punch and sandwich
es.
Guests not included in the clubs
membership were MIR. and Mrs. r.
+. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. z. L,
Butts. The next regular meeting of
the club will be held on Aug. Z with
Mrs. Don Still as hostess.
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Mrs. J. L. Rentfro
Club Hostess

Mrs. j. L. Rentfro was hostess 70
ffhe Wednesday Tournament bridge
club at her home yesterday after
noon. Her living o was attrac-
lively decorated in o colored tube
roses AID asters, and the same colors
were noted in the table appoint
ments and. delicious ice course which
was served.
In the contract games, Mrs. Robert
Schwarz and Mrs. Jimmie George
were ava ded the prizes, and Mrs.
Henry Weiss of Houston. guest OF
Mrs. Travis Jennings, was awarded
auction prize
The club will disband future sum-
mer meetings until the first OF
September.
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Comings, Goings

rOMINGS GO 49,. -. =.
Mrs. LLOYD Crisman and daughter
Rillv of Gary. Ind.. arrived TINS
rSeek for an extended visit with their
amt. Mrs. j. Z. Harrington IN OIL
mito.
MFR. and Mrs. w. w. Huitt and
children. Billy and Jane, n MIS-.
floyd Parker and son OF O!mlto
are back from a short visit IN Mex
leo.
Mr and Mrs. w. A. Womack and
samghter. Ida. and Mr.. led Ms. Q.
r. Williams and daughter, Barbara
lane nave returned from a WISH
with relatives IN Meridian
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robbins have
e their guests Mr.. Robbins mother
srd two sisters. Mrs. George Rob-
hsre MRS. Clara Bonnet and Miss
pohhins. and Mrs. Robbins mother,
Ms 8. A. Roberts, all OF Colony,
Kansas.
MRS. ]. L. Rentfro left last night
g. Reeville where she will VISIT
for the next two weeks.
Henry Weiss Of Houston ano
Ia Sydnor Of Mission are the
NJ Mrs. Travis Jennings.
N Mrs.. w. w. Kyle and children,
fp,llv and Shirley. returned sunday
from a months vacation IN Okla
homa and kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ernst and
daurhter. Ruth. are back from a
vacation spent in the mountains at
Cloudcroft, N. M.
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CLUB AND
ENTERTAINED

The Wednesday Evening Bridge
club members were guests last week
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Buell. in Palm Grove. Mrs. Frank
Moulton Of Waco and j. <. Bell were
awarded high prizes.
A delicious plate luncheon was
served to the club members and two
guests, Mrs. Moulton and Mrs. A. 3.
Shoemake Of Waco. house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Bell.
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ermelon feast filled the remaining
part Of the evening.
The guests included Ollie Lee Dod-
son. Jane Duncan, Iris Copeland,
Helen Gum, June Taylor, Nellie
Holland. Geraldine Cooper. Harlton
Crews, Danny Wunderman, Homer
Hoover, Audley Weatherly. Dick
Reese, William Kee Benson. Bill
Lyles, Jack Cooper and Wilmont
Black, L. B. WEIGH and Robert Bal
lenger.
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Goodwin Baby Better
After Operation

The seven-months old son OF MT
ana Mrs. pete Goodwin. who unoer-
went a mastoid operation in Hous-
tcn this week. is reported to De
dong nicely In the hospital there.
THE bab. and his mother VIII
remain there while he IS improVins
and Mr. Goodwin is TO return 10 the
city today.
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SUNRISE
Ar

Saturday morning a group Of
young folks. chaperoned by Mrs. G.
G. Crews Of Houston and Mrs. p. j.
DeGuerin. left early for Olmito on
a sunrise breakfast party. An early
morning swim was enjoyed before
the delicious camp breakfast was
eaten.
Those present we're Helen Gum,
June Taylor. Nellie Holland. Gerald
inc Cooper. Thelma. Alma and Vida
Crews. Ollie Lee Dcdson, Jane Dun
can. Iris Copeland. Sarita Green
slade. Blynn Siderius. Dick Reese,
Willia~~ Kee Benson, Bill Lyles. Jack
Cooper, l.. B. WEIGH. Harlton Crews,
Danny Wunderman. Homer Hoov-
er. Audley Weatherly. Wilmont
Black and Robert Ballenger.
PERSONALS
Miss Mary Anna Robinson, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Robinson
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COUNCIL MEETING
HELD SUNDAY

The young people OF Mission
Epworth League held a Council
meeting at the home of their
Superintendent, Mrs. George Nit
chell Sunday evening. Those
present we're: Ruby. Margaret and
Hoyt Boatwright and their house
guest Miss McCurdy. Misses Edna
Earl. Leone and Ruth Walling,
Wilmuth Morgan. Lucille SLOPES,
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CLEVER RAINBOW
PARTY v

Mrs. NJ. B. Finley and Mrs. w. r.
Brown entertained the members Of
the r. K. l.. class OF the First Bap-
fist church with q clever rainbow
party Friday afternoon at the rural
home Of Mrs. Finley. Balloons Of
rainbow hues were strung through
out the rooms and concealed among
them was a mythical pot Of gold.
Following the finding Of the gold,
the members were introduced to the
guests by a get-acquainted contest,
After the contest the guests were
divided into groups Of four and
each group presented a stunt TO
reveal the color of the rainbow they
had chosen.
IN the late afternoon a delicious
ice course was served to the men,
hers and guests.
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North Mission
FELLOWSHIP CLASS
ENJOYS X

Members of the Fellowship Class
OF the Mission M. z. Church from
North Mission who attended the
swimming party at Crystal Waters,
Wednesday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Parrish and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Jewet. and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Turner and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Conway Darlington and family.
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TWO ARE HOSTS OF
TREASURE HUNT

Wilmont Black and Jack Cooper
were hosts 70 a group Of friends
last Wednesday evening when they
entertained with a delightful treas
IRE hunt at the home Of the latter's
sister, Mrs. p. J. DeGuerin, in Palm
Grove. The main diversion of the
evening was the hunt for the hidden
treasure which was found BY Aud
ley Weatherly. When the hunt was
over. a number of games and a wat
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WOMEN ATTEND
SILVER TEA

North Mission guests who attend
cd the silver tea given by the
women of the Missionary Society
Of the Mission NJ. z. Church. were
Mesdames W. A. Wolverton. c..
Darlington. r. c. MARCEL. j. Bixler.
w. z. Walker, r. w. Rhoades and
L. B. Tryon. A splendid program
was given.
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Parchall. Florence Harris, Marion
Cowden, Wanda Powell, Marian
Monger, Martha Jane Leslie, Martha
Louise Bell, Jean Agar, Elizabeth
Holcombe, Carol Lou Tippit. Sue
Helen Treon, Caroline Crews, Mary
Lou Sweeney, Ann Stanley and Bet
ty Bowie, who assisted the hostess.
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danes c. J. Leslie. Paul Cottrell. j.
E. Bell, A. r. Etchison. Frank Moul-
ton and A. 3. Shoemake, honorees,
and Miss Ruth Moore.
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LEAGUE TO GIVE
PROGRAM

A business meeting was held az
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mitchell Tuesday evening. Mr..
Hurt. of Edinburg will assist the
members Of the Young Peoples
League Of the M. r. Church Of
Mission with their musical program
on Sunday evening.
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visiting their son Leon and family
Of Long Beach. California, return
ed TO their home Friday.
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BENEFIT BRIDGE
II

A benefit Bridge party was held
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank
DeKock Wednesday evening. Among
those present from North Mission
was Mrs. Sheldon Smith.
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PERHAPS

PERHAPS
Darling. I won a medal at the
cookery school,
Wonderful. but tell me. what IS
this I am eating2"
Guess
"Your medal" -Tit-Bits.
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PERSONALS

w. M. Crcwson. who has beer
occupying the Coffman farm moved
to Del Rio with his family.
E. o. Phillips. who has been the
house guest OF his daughter. Mrs.
Glen Polhemus, returned TO his
home Monday evening.
Hugh Echols while visiting al
Waco. attended the reunion of the
defendants of Nathan Green which
was held az Cameron Park. One
hundred and fifty defendants OF
this noted man were present anc
q cordial invitation Is extended *
All decendents to attend this re-
union each year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Gray who
have been visiting in Olney anc
other parts OF Texas. returned Z,
their home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wise anS
family Of Wichita Falls were Sun.
day guests ar the home Of MI. ant
Mrs. w. L. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Newport wer,
guests at the home or Mr.. and Mrs
Newport Of Combes. Thursday.
j. p. Hit who has been vi-itinI
at the home Of DR.. arthur an.
family OF K~ingsville, returned &
his home Thursday.
Fred Volz o. Eldorado. Arkansas
arrived Saturday to spend a fey
days at the home OF his brother
AL Volz. He left for home Tuesda,
but will return in a month &C
cOmpanied by his family TO v.si
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Whittlesse,
and daughter Jean left Thursda.
morning 70 spend their vacation
ar the home OF their son o. Har
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San Benlto
WACO GUESTS
CONfPLIATENTED

WACO GUESTS
COMPLTMENTED
THURSDAY afternoon Mrs. ". NJ
Arsrsuether entertained with a TWO
tanle bridge affair complimenting
Ne a n. Shoemake and Mrs, Frank
Mouiton Of Waco. guests q Mr.. ano
Mrs. J. K. Bell Prizes were awarded
Ia Mrs. A. r.. Etchison. high score.
and Mrs. A. B. Shoemake, guest
trophy. A delicious salad course
was served.
The two tables were filled by Mes
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MEETING
HELD

A committee meeting of the Hi
League Of the Mission Nj. r. Church
was held at the home OF their
Superintendent, Mrs. Conway
Darlington Tuesday. Misses Mabel
Carl. Doris Jean Ewing. Margaret
and Evelyn Pope were present.
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Messers Clarence Oldermar. Clar-
ence Norton and Nj. Pearson.
AT the close Of the ring. the
hostess served a delicious plate
lunch.