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today by W. H. Churchill, comp
kroller, show. ,
) Sales in the 1875 stores operated
by the company here and in other
eastern cities in June totaled
81, 1,4O5,548, as compared with
S1,324,021 in June, 1880. an in
crease of $81,527, or 6.16 per
cent.
: This is better than the average
increase for the six month period,
which was at the rate of ATS per
scent, indicating a steady improve
ment in business.
Total sales for the first six
months this year were $8,602, ,O92.
as compared with $8,2l1,484 for
.'the same period last year, an
increase of $390,608.
{ The rate of increase in volume
sales is believed to be consider
ably higher than that in dollar
values, as most articles are
( priced lower this year than last.
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Household Finance
Net Record LikeLu

The Household Finance Cor.
poration, Chicago, is likely to re-
port for the six months ended
June 80 net profit of around
$2,000,000 after all charges and
Federal taxes.
For the first quarter of this
year, the COMPANY reported net
profit of $1,034,O97, or $1.48 a
share on combined A and B COM
mon stocks, after allowing for full
participation of preferred stock.
which is entitled to cumulative
dividends Of So a share annually
and participates with common
stock up to IS share annually.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
MEXICAN COURT
CURBS BANKS

MEXICO CITY, July Hold
ing that in any action against the
International Committee of Bank
ers on Mexico the. country of Mex,
leo is party, the appellate di-
vision has reversed the order OF
Supreme Court Justice Valente ap-
pointing a receiver.
It pointed out that Mexico,
being a sovereign state, cannot
be made a party to the action
without It's consent.
Justice Valente had appointed
a receiver, for the committee on
the application of Gustavo Gal
lopin, bondholder. Thomas w.
Lamont, Mortimer L. Schiff,
Charles H. Sabin and other finan-
cial leaders were named in the
suit as members Of the interna-
tional committee.
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COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK, July 7 GN.SO.
Some of the important print
cloth constructions we're found
scarcer for nearby deliveries to-
day. The cotton goods market
appeared fully willing to wait
niIt the issuance of the crop
renort tomorrow. and quiet con-
ditions were the result of such
determination. While speculat-
iI1r purchasing was though not
unlikely to develop before the re-
mort was made, some felt that
speculative buying had pretty
nearly exhausted itself during
the heavy movement at the END
of last month.
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Employment Relief
Improves in Canada

Further relief of unemployment
in Canada is indicated by figures
recently released by the director
of unemployment, reports the
Commerce Department. At the
end of April the total number of
individuals given employment
through the Dominion-wide relief
scheme was 272,690, and the total
number of man-days work pro-
vided was 5,651 ,576; comparative
figures at the end of March were
248,274 and 4,857,217, respectively.
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ORANGE DEMAND SLOW

The volume of shipments of
California oranges for May and
in the first half of June did not
develop to the extent anticipated
by Dana C. King, sales manager
of the California Fruit Growers
Exchange. who also reports that
the market for Valencia oranges
has not responded to lighter ship
ments of the last few weeks.
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year is reported to be no excep-
ton.
Some bankers believe the with
drawals. most of which are back
or on their way, were sufficient
to account for the $5,450,000 de
crease reported by the combined
national bank and trust COM
panies divisions and leave a sur
plus that would have placed them
fairly on a parity with the saw
ings banks in increased deposits.
Complete figures are given in
the table below:
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UNITED CORP. EARNINGS

United Corporation reports for
six months ended June 30, 1881,
balance applicable to dividends
Of $9,278,517 after interest paid
and current expenses. After pay
ment of preferred and common
dividends balance for the period
was $502,415.
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WHOLESALE PRICES

The National Fertilizer Associa-
ton wholesale price index during
the past week stood at 68.6, com
pared with 68.7 the week pre-
Vious. A month ago the index
was 68.6.
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Lehigh Navigation
Cuts Salaries, Hours

Lehigh Navigation Coal Com
pany today notified several hun
dred clerks that beginning i'm
mediately wages would be re-
duced per cent and five-day
week would prevail until eco
nomic conditions improve.
The Washington times., 1931-07-07
BRITISH GRAIN STOCKS

Estimated stocks of grain at
United Kingdom ports show that
there were reductions in stocks
of wheat, barley and oats during
May, but increases of corn and
wheat flour, according to Com
merce Department.
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Good Business
News Today

Reserve Loans and De-
pOSitS Increase.
Grant Store Sales up 1873
per cent.
Peoples Drug Gains for
Half Year.
Soap Firm Sets Profit
Mark.
Savings Show Good Gain
in District.
Paris Cuts Ban on U. 5.
Films.
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PEOPLES DRUG
SALES UP IN
:. JUNE
Month Shows GIG Per Cent
Gain, and Half Year ATS
3 Over Same Period in 1880

Peoples Drug Company sales
FOR June and for the first six
months of 1881 show notable in
Creases over those for the same
periods in 1880, figures furnished
The Washington times., 1931-07-07

City and Suburban homes for sale
-. all sections. all prices, are ad-
xertised for sale in tOday's Classified
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-10

A cat belonging 70 r. T.. Bradley
of Weston. Tex. mothered two Of
her own kittens, three squirrels and
rabbit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-10

James Ransome and Klemann
Watson we're san Benito visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haney have
MS their guests Mrs. Haney's mo-
ther. Mrs. watkins and sister Mrs.
Williams OF Wewoka. Okla.
MFR. and Mrs. Marshall Bourne
and daughter Beatrice Anne. Mrs.
I. P. Bourne and Mrs. Grayson
Allen were callers In Santa Rosa
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Lonnie Woods and
children spent sunday at Port
Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haney and
sons and Mesdames williams and
watkins OF Wewoka. Okla, spent
Sunday at Port Isabel.
MI. and Mrs. i. p. Nielsen and
daughters accompanied hv MessES.
Jackson and Blake and Miss HeAzN
Barr OF San Benito we're ~visitcrAv
Matamoros Sunday.
y. II. HanninR left Thursday FOR
Have where he will meet his mo-
ther and children y. T.. Jr.. and
Marguerite who will accompany
him here TO make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Bourne and
daughter Beatrice Anne were call
erS at the home or Mrs. Bourne's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ". R. SprousH
In san Perlita Saturday.
Misses Mabel Nelson and Emily
Balkhaus Of Raymondville were
guests or the formers sister Mrs.
Lonnie Woods wednesday.
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I'm sOOETY CRQEs---A C0MPE IE PACE FOR VALLEY WoMENe=

panied by Jack Reed have gone to
Philadelphia where Or. Cash viii
attend the Ameri1n Medical As
ISOLATION meeting from June 8 to
II. From there they Will 90 10 St.
Louis. DR.. Cash expects to spend
two weeks In the clinics at Wash
ington University taking courses
there and returning home about
June g.
j.. ". Bell. secretary-manager OF
the San Benito Chamber OF Com
merce. Is in Houston attending tie
annual convention of Texas Com
mercial Executive Association.
Mrs. Clarkson ID. Cowgirl and
daughter. Carolyn. are in. Austin
To attend the graduation or an
other daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Cowgirl, from the University Of
Texas. Miss Elizabeth Cowgirl will
teach next year in the san Benito
schools.
James A. Graham. Jr.. has re-
turned from Austin where he has
been a student at the University
VI AcAno duIlIB tic pdnL JChA-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Holmes have
departed for Ames. Iowa. where
they will visit relatives. They were
accompanied on the automobile
trip by Mrs. L. =. Spicer who will
visit for a few weeks in Gladbrook,
la.
Frank Sublett Is home from the
University Of Texas. where he has
been a student during the past
year.
Mrs. G. M. Meadows. Jr.. OF San
Antonio. and daughters. Roberta.
Mary Frances and Lorraine. are
visiting in the home Of Mrs. Mead
ow's father. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
p. Drake.
Miss Ilo Shelton has returned
from a visit In Devine. Texas. She
was accompanied home by Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ "A. Rogers.
Miss Earle Dawson is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y.
Dawson. Miss Dawson rs a mem
Der Of the faculty Of the San An
tonic schools.
10 G.. Elstner and Miss Elstner
have as their guests DR.. and Mrs.
J. q. Martin OF Lake Charles. La.
They are the parents OF Mrs. Rob-
ert Browne Of San Benito.
Jno. II. Donovan of Boston has
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-10
POOR HEALTH
BROUGHT PAINS
10 Relieve Her Suffering, This
Lady Took Cardui. = Says
at Sure Did Help"

Mrs. NJ. L. Skaggs. Of Van. Texas.
tells how she was benefited by tax
ing Cardui, a purely vegetable
medicine which women have used
for more than half a century.
"A number of years after / was
married. my health was very poor"
she writes. Il suffered so much
IN my hips and shoulders. Had
some pain across my body.
II read of Cardui. took a bottle
and II did me good.
II was weak before I took Car
dui. ! was yellow as a pumpkin.
I was hardly able 10 get around.
r sure did help me. I felt like a
different woman after taking Car
dri. 1t did more for me than any
thing / had ever taken"
Thousands Of others have found
that by building up the system.
with the help Of a good medicinal
tonic, like Cardui. many aches and
pai1s gradually disappear, and the
user says Il feel like q different
woman"
Cardui may be safely taken by
women Of al ages, as 1t contains
no harmful drugs.
sold by all druggists. Hsss
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Comings, Goings

MIR. and Mrs. Knight Douglas Of
Levee street returned home Tues
day evening after a short stay in
san Antonio and Houston.
S. S. Webster. formerly OF
Brownsville. came Monday from
San Antonio TO visit his daughter,
Mrs. W. c. wainwright and Mr.,
wainwright.
Mrs. NJ. L. Love Of Beaumont is
n Brownsville this week visiting
friends.
Mrs. Bertha Gray and the Misses
Adelaide and Media Gray OF Elk
ader. Iowa, are spending a few
weeks in the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Gray in Los EbanoS. The
guests are Mr.. Gray's mother and
sisters.
Mrs. w. 3. Heaner OF Laredo is
liz Brownsville visiting her son, w.
l.. Heaner and family. and also
her daughter. Mrs. Z. H. Bounds
and Mr.. Bounds.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Brady
have gone 70 Reeville for a few days.
Mrs. Phillip McNair and her
sister. Mrs. Withers and their fam
lilies are spending this week at Boca
Chica in one of the new cottages.
Miss Aileen Marshall Of San An
tonic has been visiting friends IN
Brownsville for several days. Her
father was the former pastor OF
the Baptist church
-.
Miss Annie Starck and Mrs. w.
E. Heaner and children have gone
to Boca Chica where they have
taken a beach house for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene 3. Creager
have as their guests this week Mrs.
Roy Campbell and Mrs. Phillip
Corbusier Of San Antonio.
Miss Rosita Ceyanes returned
Tuesday from Houston where she
received her B. A. degree at Rice
Institute. she Is the daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Faustino Ceyanes.
Mrs Ceyanes. Miss Frances and
Mrs. Wiley Truss who spent a few
days in Houston attending the COM
mencement program returned 70
this city With Miss Rosita.
Nestor Seaman has gone to san
Antonio to attend the summer
school at St. Mary's college.
Harbert Davenport. Jr., Is In
Austin attending the University Of
Texas summer session.
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gone 70 jacksonville and will stop
In Mississippi enroute home.
Henry Hahn Is visiting for about
a month In his former home In
Dresden. North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. wilds have
as their guest their daughter. Mrs.
Walton w. Fulcher of Mobile. Ala.
Mrs. Fulcher expects to remain for
a six weeks visit.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Warren M. Scott
have returned 20 Sap Antonio
after spending some time visiting
here and participating In the fes-
tivities connected with the Kelley
Wade wedding. Mrs. Scott is the
daughter Of MI. and Mrs. John r.
Lcmax.
Jack Lomax has returned 70
Marion. Ala. where he will resume
his studies az the Marion Military
Institute. He has spent several
weeks vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lomax.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wagner have re-
turned from an automobile trip to
Indiana.
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Weslaco

wESLACO. June "a lovely
June wedding took place Sunday
morning at 2 O'Clock when Miss
Thelma Gound became the bride
of T. r. Snead at the home Of the
brides parents A color scheme OF
yellow and white was chosen In
the floral decorations. Ferns bank
ed on the mantlepiece. with yellow
candles in silver holders. formed a
lovely background for the altar
where the impressive ring ceremony
was read by Rev. r. w. Goss. pastor
Of the First Methodist church
here. Daisies and ferns in baskets
and tall vases were arranged over
the rooms.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Clarence Gound,
brother of the bride. acted as best
man. The widding march was play
ed by Mrs. Clarence Gound. The
bride wore a lovely dark blue en-
semble with accessories to match
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Juanita Marshall. Beulah Neider-
John and Anna BETH Bowie.
Mary Margaret jenkins will leave
soon for her home IN Nebraska
after having spent the past few
months visiting in San Benito.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Jimmy jolly. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
I. v. Jolly, Jr, celebrated his sew
enth birthday last week. at the
home OF his parents on North
Bonham. with a picnic supper.
About twenty guests enjoyed va
rious games during the late after
noon.
GUEST BRIDGE
Mrs. Jettie Ellington OF Nacog-
doches. was honoree az an enjoy
able bridge party given by Mrs
Tom Jones and Mrs. .. H. Polly
az the latter's home.
Quantities Of spring flowers we're
used for decorations.
High score award was presented
to Mrs. Robert Alexander. while
the consolation gift went to Mrs.
w. j. Vinsant. Mrs. z. L. Butts re-
ceived the cut prize. The hostess
es remembered the honoree with a
beautiful gift.
There were ten tables or guest:
present for the delightful affair.
PERSONALS
DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Cash. accom-
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Home Agents Are
Willacy Visitors
10. staff rnrresnn-

fBv Staff CORRESPONDENCE
RAYMONDvILLF. June i0-Miss
Bonnie Campbell. district home de-
monstration agent. and Mrs. MIN
nie Fisher Cunningham. associate
editor of the A. e. M. College Ex-
tension Service. visited demonstra-
tons in Willacy county Monday
They were accompanied bv Miss
Ophelia Estell. county home demon
stration agent. and r. @. Burwell,
county agricultural agent.
Saturday they had attended OPEN
ing of the home demonstration store
Of Mrs. Lucille Peek on the San Ben
ito Harrington highway.
Tuesday and wednesday they are
attending the home demonstration
camp on the Harlingen-Primer
highway.
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officers Elected
BY "A. G. 7. M.

The annual election of officers OF
|The a. G. j. M. for the coming year
Tas held last Monday night at $3.50
M the Immaculate Conception
Ichool building.
The result of the election was as
|fol1owss Raul Cara, president Cre-
Ilccted): Francisco j. Garcia. vice.
3rcsident: Jesus Cantu. treasurer;
Pedro r. Gonzalez. secretary. An
onio Gonzalez and Jose Gutierrez,
;ommittee on auditing and San
tago Cara. instructor Of new
nembers.
The Inhalation OF officers will
- held next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in the Immaculate Con-
,eption school. A short informal
,roQram will take place and re-
reshments Will be served. Rev.
<ather piez. o. M. J., church di-
fcctor OF the association, will install
he officers.
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Edith Cox Is
President

Miss Edith Cox was elected pres
ident OF the San Benlto Business
and Professional Women's Club at
their annual election Of officers
Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. II. A. Taber.
Other officers eleNed were Mrs.
Margaret Barber, vice-president:
Miss Ina Wilds, treasurer. Miss
Edith Horkman. recording secre-
tary; Miss Mayme Gordon, cores
Ponding secretary.
Miss Gordon is the retiring
president.
The members voted TO contribute
five dollars towards tie new swim
ming pool at the Y. w. G. "A. camp
in Rio Hondo.
The newly elected officers will
be installed at the next meeting OF
the club to be held on July Is. Spe-
cial arrangements are being made
for the installation program.
MEMBERSHIP PINS
Seven members of tine Laurel
Grove w. %. O. No. 1881. will re-
ceive life membership pins at a
special meeting TO be held at the
local hall on June 10.
The members receiving these
pins will be Mrs. Dora Duncan.
Mrs. Ora Goolsby. Mrs. Mary L.
Smith and Miss Temperance Lux
Of san Benito and Mrs. r.. l..
Chaudoin. Mrs. J.. 1. Coursey and
Mrs. Maude Coursey Of Harrington.
Mrs. Callie Berry of Kingsville,
district deputy. will be here to as
sist in the ceremonies attendant to
the awarding Of the lie member
ship pins.
SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
Fifteen little friends Of Anne
Stanley. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Leigh 4. Stanley. were her guests
when she entertained with a SWIM
ming party at the Rotary Pool on
the occasion Of her seventh anniv-
ersary.
Later the guests assembled at
their hostess home for games and
other diversions. The birthday
cake furnished much merrlment
later in the afternoon.
WIENER ROAST
Mary Margaret Jenkins. was
named honoree by Sarita Green
slade. Monday afternoon with a
delightful swimming party and
weiner roast at the San Benito
Rotary Pool.
The guests enjoying the event
were Mary Hinkly. Jane Bonner,
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Misses Moor and
Muller Honored

Miss Elizabeth Moor OF Fort
Worth and Miss Ruth Muller of
New York were named honor guests
et . beach party given Tuesday
svening at Boca Chica by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Porter.
Twelve guests made up the party.
After q swim, a ~cleverly arranged
oicnic lunch was enjoyed. The re-
rreshments were served individual
". being packed in bright colored
sand buckets with accompanying
spades.
Miss Moor is the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Porter in Los
Ebanos. She is a niece OF Mrs,
Porter.
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and wore a corsage Of yellow rose
buos
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served 10 the
immediate family and a number
Of close friends. The table was laid
with an exquisite lace cloth CEN
tered with a silver basket filled
with daisies and tied with tulle. on
each side Of which were silver
holders with yellow tapers. The
wedding cake in yellow ana white
embossed with daisies was cut by
the bride.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. c. II. Gound Of Weslaco,
She is a graduate Of the Weslaco
High School. and attended Baylor
University at Waco. For two years
she has taught IN the Stephen F.
Austin Scnool.
Mr.. Snead is the sol of MIR. and
Mrs. c. Z. Snead Of Gadsden, Ala,
and Is a graduate OF the University
OF Alabama. He Is a well known
business man Of WeSlaco, having a
Sstrus grove weS Of town.
The young couple left immediate
ly for Floydada. where they Will
visit the sister Of the bride. Mrs.
Leslie Surginer. On their return
they will be at home TO their many
friends in Weslaco.
GUEST PARTY
Mesdames ". G. Thompson and
Floyd Langford delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home Of the latter
with a bridge luncheon Friday. In
honor Of Miss Ada Wee Williams OF
Houston, who Is visiting friends
here. Roses and daisies were used
IN the attractive floral decorations.
High score favor was presented
TO Miss Katheryn Erwin. and cut TO
Mrs. Yancy Yarbrough. Misses Ruth
Brandon and Thelma Gound VINO
are to be married IN the near flu
ture were presented with gifts. The
honoree was also given a guest
favor.
Those enjoying this occasion
we're MesdameS Carl Moeller. w. r.
Powell. Phil Dixon. c. Lester
Skaggs. j. L. Compere Clarence
Gound. Yancy Yarbrough Of San
Marcos. Earl Pike. ROLAND Carr,
II. Raymond Mills Jake Halcomb OF
Houston. Doc Odom. Bryan Hutto-
Bob Dixon OF Austin Misses Ada
Wee williams of Houston. Francis
williams, Mildred Schuebert OF
Mercedes. Cymble Neil Of Mercedes.
Louise Douthit. Mary Louise Hens
lev. Clara Brandon. Ruth Brandon,
Thelma Gound and Eatheryn En-
win.
SUMMER DANCE
Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Gum delight
fully entertained with a dance Sat-
urday evening. IGNORING Miss Mar
earet Smith and Mr.. and Mrs
Braxton Lamar OF Little Rock. Ark
Snring flowers were used In the
floral decorations. Punch and cake
served throughout the even
ing.
Those enjoying sle occasion we're
Messrs. and Mesoames r. p. Nor
gan. Braxton Lamar. r. 3. Ballard.
j. r. willmoth. J. w. Wolf. Mes
danes z w. Anderson. Brunson. A
Ulrich. Uses Margaret Smith.
Dorothy Hedges and Henry Wright.
PERSONALS
Mrs. w. A. Schueier and daugh-
ter. Katheryn. left Friday for
Temple where Mrs. Schueler VIII
be under the care Of a physician.
Miss Doris Douthit Is spending
two weeks with her mother. Mrs
Ora Douthit. in Beeville.
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Sncietv Calendar
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
The Public Health Nurse Asso-
citation meets at $50 a. m. at the
city hall.
Mrs. Wiley Truss will entertain
the junior choir of the Church OF
the Advent with a picnic at Bocs
Chica. The party will meet at the
church at ( o'clock.
The original Thursday Bridge
club will meet al the home Of Mrs.
Oliver Hicks.
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Raymondville
Regional


On June %, l.. c. Chapman, re-
rional manager of the United States
Veterans Bureau OF San Antonio,
land w. A. Goode, State Ser.lce Of
|ficer for the Department OF Texas.
IAmerican Legion of Austin, Will be
I'm Raymondville for the purpose
|bf interviewing and assisting the
'bx-service men OF the community
lin the filing of their claims and any
Mother difficulties or misuderstand-
Kings which they might have with
ktheir Uncle Sam.
These two men are making a
three days trip In the Valley and
will interview an ex~-service men
who care to haze assistance with
their claims or information about
my Of their rights, compensation
etc
SCOUT HIKE !.
Tuesday morning w G. Gilbert,
Scout Executive and the following
scouts. Corwin Dodge. Travis Scott
Vernon Myers. Frank Holloway,
morris LYLE, Edwin Harris and Jack
kRitcnie left on a three days explo-
ration hike. They plan to take the
back roads and trails and viii VI
7sit n of the old Texas forts near
fHebbronville. the oil fields in that
Eterritory and ThompSonville and
then swing off toward Rio Grande
City. and then home.
This IS the first OF a series OF
hikes that they have planned for
the summer and among their plans
are those to explore one or more
of the pstrified forests in the ter
ritory over which they will 20. and
to bring back enough petrified
wood 70 build a rock garden and
|ffountain.
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Misc. Shower For
Miss Collins

Miss Gertrude Collins, bride-to-
be was the guest of honor Tuesday
evening when Mrs. Ewing Clari;
|kntertained with a miscellaneous
Ikhower for her at Boca Chica.
I A salad refreshmeEt was served
10 ten guests, close friends of Miss
|collins.
Guests were: Medames o. l.
|Smith, Terrell Taylor, r. T. Kyzer.
|4atetka, w. +. Harvey. Homer Rus
BELL and Misses Aileen Marshall Of
|6an Antonio and Hayden Collins,
tister Of the honoree.
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Sebastian


PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. "A. Bourne and
sons Of santa Rosa were callers
here Friday and were accompanied
home bv their daERhter Betty 10
who has been a guest or her grand
mother Mrs. /. p. Bourne.
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A $i2. 100000 wheat crop. the
|heaviest i'm eight years. Is reported
I'm the state Of Coahuila, Msxi;o.
1this season.