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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
Fuchs to Sponsor
 Schmeling-Schaaf?

Boston, Dec 10.-UP)-Eddie Mack, Argonne A. A. promoter, has joined the bidders for the services of Max Schmeling, worlds heavy weight cham pion, with an offer of a flat guarantee of $150,O00 for title bout with Ernie Schaaf of Boston.
 Mack announced he made the off fer in a telegram to Joe Jacobs, Schmeling's manager, offering in addition, a privilege of accepting 40 per cent of the gate receipts The promoter claimed the support of Judge Emil Fuchs, Boston Braves baseball club president, and suggested the bout would draw be- tween $30O,000 and s500.000.
 The bout would be held at Braves field here next summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
L. l. P. Bowling Gossip

race between father and son. Druggist Bill Kenausis and his bother Hank are also at 1t with Bill hitting 290 and Hank 297, this should be if you consider all the practice Bill gets rolling pills. A couple of boys we expect to see hitting higher marks in the near future are Cibulskis and Petro- konis, you know practice makes perfect and Alley Manager Jack Kairis likes company, and say, there is one bashful guy; every time we mention Jacks name in this column he forgets to put the gossips on the l.. I. P. bulletin board, watch him this week Balanda. LIP news now signing off, Cheerio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
As of October 1st ::

The veterans of many a hard fought campaign do not get started until the first series is almost over and vice versa, those that were bowling over their heads simply free wheel into their regular aver ages and then all Is hotsy totsy with no quarter asked and none given.
 Lieutenant Matt Balanda crash ed the naples with such vim and vigor the first game that when the smoke cleared we noted that Matty had successive marks and turned In Q score of 116, what if he did roll 75 the second game, Captain Ed Bobbin accused Matt of getting in some secret practice but 1t all boils down to "I don't want to be low man" and it looks like race between Al Judge Bronsky, Cap tain Bobbin, Doctor Staneslow and Matt Balanda for this highly hon. ored CD position.
 Sheriff Jenusaitis imported pinch hitters from all over the country, in an effort to bolster his team of bandits. first he got Hop Sherons' brother Jack from Long Island, N. r., and Jack Kopiczh of the Waterbury Democrat. but with all this aid Robbins team was not to be denied the fruits of victory and Ed romped home with two games under his belt.
 The third game was n wow, Bob- bin was ahead about IT pins going into the last two boxes, the sheriff got a strike and needed g pins to tie and 10 to win. somebody mo- mentarily extinguished the lights and when they were turned on again all 10 pins were down. Now tell me what can you do with a guy like that? Hop Sheron did his utmost to match Jenusaitis but 337 against the sheriff's 348 was the best that Hop could hop.
 Father Kazlauskas and Verbicks turned in three close games, 485 to 483. 483 to 493 and 463 to AGA with Kazlauskas winning 2 out of 8, both anchor men. Kazlauskas and Zubras poened identical scores of 303 each with No Justice Joe March crashing out the highest score of both teams with 327. Joe is one tough bird to stop when he gets that lob curve ball of his in action. one moment please; what happened to Al Kasidas and Char lie Dubauskas? Al rolled 275 and Charlie 283. that alibi had better be good boys.
 Both Satula Jr and Satula ST. hit over 800 (Jr 336-Sr 302) quite a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
.E-Theta-Pi Play
 AnsOnia Tonight

With two basketball games and dancing following as the menu, a large crowd is expected to visit the central Y gym tonight. At 9 o. clock, Freddy Moulthrops Zl- Theta-Pi cage team squares off with Ansonia Y while an hour earlier, Nick Hudobenko's Vikings tangle with "Skid" Palmoski's Nau- gatuck Elmwoods whom they de- feated recently in the borough Y.
 The Putsic Friars will be on the road this evening showing at St Georges hall in Seymour against Fred Clarke's town team showing Harry Kane, Charley Overton, Red" Mcintosh and Joe Cav anaugh of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
" Volleyballers
 Win League Tilt Toppling Meriden

The Central Y. volleyball team, entries in the state Y League, ad- vanced a few notches higher in the standing last night with de- cisive triumph over Meriden play ed in the Silver city. The locals took four of i've games due to the fine work of George Merkle and Carl Hassell. The locals will journey over to Bridgeport Satur- day for another league tilt. Those who showed with the winners last evening included: George Merkle. Frank Squires, Carl Hassell. Herb Pinter, Charley Corcoran, George Merkle anl "Spiker" Maltby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10

The Orange eleven of Syracuse university will he led on the grid- iron next fall by Tom Lombardi. above, 203 pounds and six feet three inches of tackle talent. Lom. bardi played guard last fall and tackle on the 1881 Syracuse team. He also rows stroke oar in the varsity boat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
A little knock-A little boost First it's me--Then it's you
 No Harm done-It's all in fun.
By LoTTA sTRIKEsANsPAREs

From now on watch the fur fly, not only are Sexton Vaitukaitis and Fritz Dulskis tied for high individ- ual average with 113 each but their respective teams have shown their heels to the remaining eight teams. At present Dulskis is leading the league with Vaitukaitis right on his tail and believe you nah the next 17 weeks will see action plus.
 So hot has the race become that a glance at the first 10 bowlers as of october 1st and December 3rd tells a story of what happens when the going gets rough and the boys get their vocal razz's in action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
CROSBY RESULTS

The sophomores at Crosby eked out a 17 to IS win over the juniors yesterday afternoon while the freshmen were taken over tn hurdles by the seniors, IS to 8. Joseph and Block were the big guns for the second year students and Rossi and Dillon for the "s2" men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10

The common cat is believed to have sprung from the longtailed wild cats of northern Africa and to have been first tanned and do- mesticated by the ancient Egyp- tians. The cast has been domesti- cated for so many centuries that its wild progenitor cannot be iden- tified for certain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
ST FRANCIS AND ST MARY'S SCORE
 LEAGUE VICTORIES
Xavierites, With Crean Excelling, Down St JOe's, 19-15--St Ann's No Match for Melvin Charges

Harry Melvin's undefeated St Mary parochial school quintet copped Its fourth consecutive cir- cult victory yesterday afternoon at Croft gym, swamping the inexpe- rienced St Ann five, 37 to s. Neale O'Rourke and George O'Connor, the St Mary scoring twins, annexed 16 and IA points, respectively. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
RYAN TO PURPLE

Worcester, Mass, Dec. 10.-- (UP).-James J. Ryan of Brook line has been elected captain of the 1892 Holy Cross football team.
 Ryan, who was regular right tackle, is. 21, 6 feet 2, and weighs 19O. He prepared for college al Brookline high school and St. Johns Prep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
EmeraIds Trin Juniors.

With Egan showing q keen eye and netting 10 points the Emer- aids defeated the Emerald Juniors 43 to 26 Tuesday night at Maloney gym. Every member of. the Juniors scored at least two field goals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
Hack Wilson Due For Words Record BasebaH SaLay Go
Western Conference
 Captains Pick Big
 Ten All-Star Team
By CLAIRE BURCKY

Copyright, 1891, Service, Incl
 Chicago, Dec 8-Here they are, Big Ten fans This is your true 1881 Western Conference al-star team
 Why That's easy Because the Big Ten captains picked them coachs opinion a critics guesswork may assem- be pretty fair astar eleven But the boys who in there battling Saturday after Saturday know which the best players And they've named them for The Democrat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
AMATEUR BASKETBALL
Russian Five Wins

Led by "Palooka" Rozum and Bill Lizak. the Young Peoples Rus Mike Calo's ore club of the cen- tral Y, AZ to 25. last night at the North End Y. The former annexed 13 points. one more than the lat ter. Kaminsky and Testa excelled for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10

PARsNIP FOR WHOLE FAMILY
 Michigan Heights, Mich. (UP)- A parsnip 34 inches long and three inches in diameter was brown here by G. D. Wilson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
"WeuKeep Wilson If He's a Good Player
 Says Cards President
(->Llt
By GEORGE KIRKSEY

Chicago, Dec 1O-(UP)-The baseball world speculated to-day the fate of Lewis R. Hac) Wilson, traded to the world champion St Louis Cardinals yesterday along with Bud Teachou southpaw pitcher by the Chicago Cubs for BurleiQh Crimes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
Falcons Win Over Naugy

The Brooklyn Falcons defeated the Vagabonds of Naugatuck, 40 to 26 Tuesday night with Berardi denting the irons for 19 points. Tank, elongated center of the los- CTS, accounted for 10 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10

Where They Meet Tonight: Alleys 1-2-Verbick's vs Lesu- naitsi'.
 Alleys 3-4-Jenusaitis" vs vaitu- kaitis'.
 Alleys 5-6-F. Dulskis' vs Arm auskas'.
 Alleys 7-s = Kazlauskas' vs Bivainis'. Alleys 9-10-Bobbin's vs Yana- vich's.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10

Radium is being used to detect flows in steel plates used in ship
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
Y High School League

The Hillies, Crosby Hi-Y and Et- ta-Betta teams were reci- nts of setbacks last night in the ening games of the Y high schoC ,ague. The Central Y Juniors tumbled the Hillies, 20 to Il with Crowley and Darlington the big guns. The Psi Upsilons had little trouble moving over the Hi-Y, IS to 6, with Quinn and Bagley excelling. The Ramb- lers took the Etta- Betta's measure, IT to IA. Sullivan garnering ten points.
 Raiders Play Falcons
 Ray Lees Brooklyn Falcons will participate in another major game tonight at Duggan School gym meeting the undefeated Raiders in a Milk Fund benefit game. A crowd of 300 is expected to wit ness the tilt. A prelim will be played starting at 7:45 o'clock. Honey" Kulman will referee both contests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10
Standing,
Lyman Hall Plays
 Wilby Saturday

Wilby ushers in the 1931-32 court season on it's home surface Saturday evening stacking up against the formidable Lyman Hail club of Wallingford which opened It's campaign in a blaze of glory last Saturday with A to 8 win ovcr the reputable Trinity Boys club of New Haven.
 A preliminary game has been ar- ranged by Coach Jimmy Lee for Saturday which will bring together his Wilby Reserves and the Wal lingford Reserves, starting prompt ly at 7:30 o'clock.
 The probable starting lineups: Wilby pos Lyman Hall Jacovino .......rf. Sabo or Lacey I.aRusso .......lf. .. Inguaggiato Cornell ........c Swan or Cooper Crichton .lg Crocker. Dewey Brlottl ....... .rg. Briefly, Miller
 With q population of more than 6,100,000. Portugal has only 5000 radio receiving sets operating in the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10

Totals ............b D 10
 Scort at half time--St Francis 2. St Joseph 2. Referee = Briotti. Time-Four s minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-10

Score at half time--St Mary's 1B, -Four 5 minute periods.
 St Francis St Francis Xavier, coached by "Zeke" Connors, annexed It's first victory of the season yesterday aft ernoon at St Joseph's hall, ekeing out a 19 to 15 win over St Joseph's. Young Crean, Xavierite forward, garnered 15 of his teams 19 points. The score:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
PIT A MELTING
WELL ATTENDED

Tie North Ward Pzrert-Tz-z-
eS Association z@- u fz- re IL
The auditorium o. that Er17o- Co.
MONDAY zttsr1cz E1ra Ms II II
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C.e-e1-S zc.ed Is sec-e-zT Ser
e-zl items OF business -e-z-E-F &C.
tire preparations Tor TIE Pzrert-
Tezrhe-S ApL meeting % - he'd
II Ear--zez E@rE E-s--seG anr
attended to Tie ANNA Ra-u-r
Book 10 e e-- e 20 K-ErTZA 60
March :. I'll - competed = :
feE dzTS Pl1-E-eS EFrp taken on
tins Afternoon -1 - used - c1--
ping TIRE boz
Ms Ls0-z-d Szs-n- Chairman
On -1e program Ec-k --s1Zrez
the main Eezke- CT he sesEr
Reverend -sSla Booze No was
heartily EsE-G He sake q re
duties @ E-ls-s - tae- rl-6r-
Mss EuEs-z LEh-rsu- care tho
clever E--c-c-s -EaC-z E1E-r
her hsz-e-x Eez- rezS-re- E- =
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With Ee-e z--1 z---ezz-e1 M-x
J a. A1e-1rs rErEl tie -zE-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

v<zs he-e with 1E- EEE-E M-k 9
~ HEg-ose End Mr. I. Z Ar
<-rorE
DE- ard NJ Chzz - Ne11en
1efs Sunday eEe1lng to- AZ ex-e11-
e TIP inr0zga re s1z-heA-a11
eaS-- They a-e o . g NeK E1E-
land where Dr. Melde1 I'll A.
.eod IL ANIMAL conference @ re
Le-hod-s. Episcopal cnurcf They
have ben spending TIE pas zo--a
here With their son ard daughter.
LII and Nrx = IL Nel6e1. ard
VII return 70 their ho-e = Oak
lAnd. California. -hs month C.
June
Mr. ard Nrz George Speer re-
tuned to thar Austin hume again
Ia-s week y
Mrs Penro1 has returned g her
hone = North Texas after q Eey
pleasant visit With he- friend Ms
2 ~ Smith and family
Pz1I = Ke-xhsE. physician OF
CoEI1g-C1- KY vas u soxu MOI
day Attending Rotary luncheon
Boo Douglass and 3 = King CT
E6n5u-y we're Il Mission Mon1zy-
Mr. and Mrx VII Bishop are n
Oklahoma City
Mr. and Mrs Ke-Ier Id NJ.
nd Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Hoche
ES.e- @ Ms Kenle-. cane last
F-czy Eon = visit Kz-h M z-r
Mrs c O. l. Dunbar - -heI- hnzs
northwest o. town
Mss E1gsliz Ep7-igh- vas e.ec-
I'd 10 membership y Ire REAGAN
Literary Society - the University
or Texas. N ho1o- conceded he-
hecz1Se o. her splendid grades
o. English Mss Epr-zzht made
straight AS during -he entire
semester u that difficult sly.
NJ ard Mrx 4 G. HzttSel and
Mr. and Mrs. W c. johnson O.
Oklahoma City came do<n 20 the
Valley the first o@ me Eeek for q
sao-T stay B0ch these families are
tr1snds o. Mr. and MrS. P0-herus
l. II Being or san Bsrz-o xas
N M-SSso1 the first u rhs Eeek
q . business tip.
Mrs. Mary = Combs. Connected
with the Valley credit bureau q
McAIen vas here Mo-6zy. giving
q talk before the Local Rosa-v c.u1.
Ms. Gus Reinscke Ezs hare from
me Ec1n5urg section Monday
Miss Myrtle Hatch EaS n McA-er
Saturday. assisting the E7ssco2zlisn
Guild a. the serving CT a Easre
supper sc- the benefit or Trinity
church
Mr. and Mrs 2 Z Roze ard
daughter Miss Myrtle Bess visited
u BroTcSTIlls SATURDAY.
Mrs Heroe- Mech and so1. Her
5srr Jr- returned Tcescav from =
F4S- With her sister. Mrs Kemp in
Houston
Mrs Florence II HAYES and Mrs.
T. 3 Sanzons eff Monday morn
ing IN Mrs Hayes AUTO for Hou<-
Ton <hsre they III attend the
regional conference OF the Tc1-r
Wonanis Christian Association
Ar- and Mrs J. z Rutledge q
san Antonio SDent the weekend
Nth Mr. and ArrS VII Nar--
Mrs Keno OF Dallas xao has
been a g1eS- in the hone OF her
calEnter- Mrs Dave johnson fo-
some time pzS-- returned the frs
O the week g Ee- Eoze Il that
city
Dr- and Ms Griffin or Houston
s-e h=-e visiting a- the ho-s q
M and Mrs C1ax Vc-z n Re
Ee-oe-1 Mech hone
ArS Keno Is here with her snail
z1r ClaS r. visiting n TIE h1r=
~ her parents NJ ard Mrs. C1zx
FoL Mss LIS Ri return .
Houston with her sister TIE Ez-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Harrington
saw KENTT0 hosts
ENTERTAIN GLIB

Lr- and Mr. Pa NE1zy wee
c1-11s1 boss 1ar -e members C.
LIE De1z Derk clz5 - &C., peas
II. hone - San Bez--1. TEz-s6ay
lie LING -01ZE EEE -r&T-4E-
VIII TIE sEee- ocDr c. wExeF Wh-e
orange h0zso@ w-a = Ec@1Szc-
@ h1zeo0-2ez - z-z-S-c Cox
coc--z[
A. -1e cnzr-1zl- &C -he Erelg
o-1cEe games. = EE fond -hR-
Mr. C - CE-cn wn1 re hE1
score and pretty lror1E @E ~
Ec-e1- E-1 E-1e- Ph[zls hrh
fo- Tie z@z IT, consolation scz2
Vas awarded Mr. Herman wE1E.
a SAID co--sE EzS served
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

rcgrz- part CO fhe 5ess11s aid
the t~ezrh-n1x
On We61EscsT -he meetings ci0se1
WITH . ge7e-zl report and the
regular t-s- C TIE n1--h 5zsznez
melting IS usually deserved With
q real ge--foFe-1e- o. TIE r1ez1erz
C that faith c. Fr6zF s- -le Fx-
Bz1-1S- church Eexce1 oTe- -
Rev. George Benson
On Sunday evening re MlSz01-
airy Tni11 Eas also - charge - tie
p-cErzz- N-x Gz1er B1<hey pres
ding Nth Home MiSxSo1S pres
ez-ed % IEe large audience = a
very eflEErr nz-ne-- q Eg col
Ec11c1 vas received tC- th= E0--
ems Eo<x @ ire cz-z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
MELODY WAY PTPFLS
ENJOY OUTDOOR PARTY

Al laser eEZ HINT Ez- . per
fe- ending ID Ire p1-1-c u r1e
Far Park q SATURDAY Afternoon
ETe1 ~ Mrs. Prank CAzSzzr fc-
TIE rol1r p-pLs CT her Melody
Way E-Sc c-zSS Tie c1-5-ez hzr
a royzl tine Il Playing games O.
the beautiful ZEl u-5e- TIE e5arr
trees II the sane 6H-E1-ru. s1o-
the p.c1-c S-Poe- EzS zs-rec and
e-SoTe6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
FRED WINTERS HONoPEE
on BIRTHDAY

a aoEe-T Gn1e- party Ezs E1He-
~ Mrs Pred Wln-e-x - Ter hnnle
CT Saturday E1e1 sc wzs : peas
ING hostess FOX . Ero17 C 1-E1
invited % ho1or he z-z-rsrSzrE
of M-- Winters brfh1zy- i accord
z1ce E-h TIE zplrosch--g C
Pzcr1ckx DAY green wEx Ire ca.o-
c1o@z 1o- ne -AS-ETz- zr5un--
le--s r. the bo-l-e7Es c--E-
se-TA a. : 0'clock Enc s-so c.
pzve1 z. rAe after 6zze- <zze
O. 5--1Es ard 500 Late Il -hE ere
Ming = cE-1ozS c1l-71 Wzs
served
@CG&S Ee-e NeSxz 2-S @E-
danes u Z Jo1-sol e Eze-=
Rc1e-- More z u S-zze-- Mr.
la Co&. Ms Hen WINTER NJ
BeSSse Erer.e-. MezSrz Va
W-te-z Henry G-eelleE@- ard -hg
ho1c- g1@E- IL Fred T---ez
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
BIRTHDAY
PARTY

Among the interesting sucsa-
events C the -eek Was surprise
nzr1nczy party given ~ Mss Louise
Do1-n1r Saturday eFentnT ~ the
hone c. Ter sister Mr. = G.
B-zS11er- ignoring M- Bran
H1l-o a p-0frxlon % spring r0x-
ers Ezs used Throughout TIE rcuse
Dzncng furnished Amusement IL
- q late hour.
a sweet course rs served %
1eSz ard MesdGnes Bran Hit
g Dock Ocen- R1r6z- Gene FEo-d
AnEEu = c. Brz<hie-. NJ
6z1ch Jones O. HsrL1zen- Mzs=es
Dor-E Do1-h1- Mary Heller. Ehse
Mary Smith Ora Davis Hzzz,
Roge-x Edith Shr0ce. T,eIra
SZ-h % Corpus Christi Iezr
SzrA R11s--a Baker Louise Coox
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETING

Clrrie rx0 OF tie Methods Miz-
s1c1z-y S0c1e-E met Mcn6zy zf-e--
roc1 ~ rhe home o. Mrs c. c.
Marshal With Il members ard rtne
z1e<-s present Nrx w J. Batch.
president TzS II charge O. the
business session The program Ezs
then turDec over 20 Nx 4 =.
Hampton Mrs. l. W Class dis
c1ssed TIE lzS. chapter o. the Bz5-e
study which Vas Practical apuE-
cation OF the Method CO Friend
ship References from the B-5,e
Eere read " MesdzreS W +.
Andersen Gordon Ke-hIe-. L-hy
Fo-d- and c H Stevenson
IRE nex- meeting VII be a Sccizl
meeting a TIE home O. M-x =
r Pepper
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
EIGHT PRESENT
AT SESSION

The LOtle Moon cree o. the
Baptist W u u net Non1zv aft
ern0on a. the home OF Mrs Bert
Robertson for thar rezr-z- meet
ing The BI5-s Sudy EzS On The
IS-h and 18Th CHAPTERS OF Ma-thex
led u Mrs. z c Couch There
we're eight Eenbe-S present The
next Eee-i-E VII % = Missionary
program ~ the hoES O. Ms
Chzr1s Gourd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

Circle o1e OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Auxiliary me- Monday afternoon
a. The hone OF Mrs. Eoecxk Ire
-ee---g wzs opened with Gree
prayer and ro- cal A review OF the
Is chapters of Romans vas The
lesson study FOX the afternoon with
each EoEzl giving : review OF one
chapter A delicious resreShne--
courSe vas served 20 twelve nen-
be-@ and tEo guests
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
AUXILIARY ELECTS
NEW

TIE WeS-4co Volunteer FIRE De-
prnen- Aux1lz-y LET F-5zy ere
Ming 81 the hone C Mrs. = D
Poc-e-. with ne president Mrx G
C Czsey. presiding IN the Shor-
business session officers for TIE
coming year Ter elected IS f0-
lows president Mrs. Ir5y Fur6.
Uce-Te<cen- Mrs. PARKS. sec-e-
zxT ard tres1re-. Lrx- = . Pot
Ter Refreshments we're served by
NesczrreS Parks and Sage 70
fifteen neEhe-x The next meeting
VII &c April 3rd Q. The hore C
NJ = .. Ford
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

TIE Presbyterian AzUlzry n<-d
-he- regular frs @ the zcn-h
business Eee-znz. PRESIDED over -
Mrs = q SzEEozS general pres
c@n--
Inc ESxic1 rs he'd n Ire
church and Ire regular routine CT
6-s-1exs cared sc-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Mission
= OF PRAYER
OBSERVED LAST WEEK

Las weex <sg o6Se-cvcC IS Teek
@ prayer for Hone M1ss1oEs "
The Missionary Union o. the Bs1-Ls-
church. WITH Mrx 2 Ezr6grzTs =
charge @ ne Devotional C-1=rs
-ak1rz -he- ruru Il IeaEzzz TIE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Valley Society
Telephone z

Margaret Eztton- Lillian Pc-z-
k8xxk- Mary Lczzse Eerx.ey,
Ness BLY, Thomas c Z G
S1ephs1sc1 Luther Highs Hodzs
T60llso1 High Eo-rE Henri
Ink Henry Wright Ted Sne@6. =
~ EcThE-e-. J. = Wood c =
Mzcksy, Henry Po-zkoxxk Mc-
MzzG. G2ese-. Cnzrles PerrT-
TIE 1o1oree resolved EErT
lovely gifts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
REPORTS HEARD
AT MEETING

Mz Homer Smith p-eSced a.
the Business affairs O. ne Won
ans Missionary soc1e-y a. Lhe Prs
Methodist church las THURSDAY
Reports we're given o. Mrs.
Bleif1s and Ms Scozzins. treas
ure-x. also Other Chairman O. dzE-
S11-x
Announcement Tzs made os ire
quarterly Zo1e melting here On
TIE zS- T1es6zy afternoon Il the
no1-5- tas change due 10 other
affairs OF note .c- The regular
meeting day
Mrs. Wilbur C-ose rendered an
invitation . the members and
friends n her E0ne south o. this
city 1o- the third THURSDAY n TIE
month which EaS accepted II
E1r - = social meet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
POUR TABLE
ENTERTAINED SATURDAY

Mr. and Mrs. . L Hardin rere
hosts q Saturday evening to the
members o. rhe Friday Mite dinner
bridge cl1o. With a four--a5e per-
EnneL
H1za scores we're he'd ~ ME
" o Brown and Dz6e Hester.
EI-1 Ms Samuel Duffle and
Franklin EEe-s IcT sc-erz
Our o- club guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Oven Council Mr- and
Mrs Dale He<.er and Ver-o1 3
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CIVIC LEAGUE
NETTING MONDAY

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Weslaco


Ore q The Outstanding SOFA.
events c. TIE Eesk xzS 4 tea zz-sr
= ne Business and P~ro<eSz1-zl
Wone1s Cub. Su11zy s<re-noE
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In Ezra cl1h The chm co-urx Of
ye--0E and green Ee-e Used
Throughout the party. JarkSpur ard
14sE1rri11< we're used = The
10<Z cecorz-io1A Tie tea tzase
vas laid With q beautiful lace
c20r1- w-rh q center paere q rnE-
e-x and green -ape-S n silver had
ez Lrz- Eva Crss<1er PRESIDED =.
<r1e rez tz5le- Sandwiches cake and
Tea Ez< served
Id program was as fellows
11sc b. Weslsco c1E5. reading q
he creed vocal so.a welcome sd-
c-ezs u E-z Nat Howard piano
Go ~ N-x B-Tznr James Mx
wave Ssebc-ns presented the n
Fe<2 Cub wzts balloons a they
are known ss TIE hairy club Of the
Valley. talk ~ the rce-pre<6er-
C TIE In Fer1a Cub. talk " Nrx
Creszne-. rresker. o. TIE welzco
e1h song -Tn.o TIE Dawn with
You ~ Mss Jean Smith. rzzro
so1o ~ Ms Bryant James
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Tie Mothers cub % TIE S-e11er
p Austin School he'd q beneG.
nr1cze party NJ the City Hal Sat-
u-caT afternoon S-ss-u--iurs and
Fern Te-e used = tire cecnR-so1x
A-rz = W Class and MrS Carl
Moeler we're Fl charge. A refresh
me1- course v2s served 20 Sc guess