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The Washington times., 1931-06-15
Envoy Viteri Te
Entertain At
Reception

The Minister of Ecuador and
Sonora de Viteri will give a re-
ception tomorrow afternoon and
will entertain again on Wednes-
day afternoon for Prof. Mario
Eagela Atorre, of the University
of Maryland, and E. A. Timoeo
AueScum. who is a graduate this
year of George Washington Uni
versity. Professor Atorre and
Mr.. Auescum are both Ecuador
cans.
Miss Hurwitz To Wed
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hurwitz,
Of Baltimore, have announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Clara Hurwitz, and
Philip Fran, of Washington, son
of Rabbi Abraham Fran and
the late Mrs. Fran, of Dallas,
Tex.
Marriage Is Announced
Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Cecilia
Herbert, daughter of the late
Cleveland Herbert, of Oraville,
Md, and William Stephens, of
Washington, which took place
in Washington on May %.
\ X x
Miss Lucille Knott and Mrs,
Adelaide Knott, of Washington,
were the guests of Mrs. Knott's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
King, of Leonardtown, Md.
Visit the Capital
Mrs. Walter Garritt Smith
and her mother, Mrs. Kenneth
McLennan, of Evanston, ILL.,, are
guests at the Mayflower with
the formers daughter, Miss
Gertrude Smith, who will enter
Miss Madeira's School in the
autumn of 1882. Before coming
to Washington. they went to
Greenwich, Conn.,, for the
81 S4oOOClCAO1A Vi NA1Os CIII4G11 .
other daughter, Miss RoSlyn
Paine, from Rose Mary Hall.
X X
HOnOred at Tea Party
Mrs. Charles Bradley was one
of the house guests in whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Arensburg, of Pittsburgh, en-
tertained at tea yesterday after
noon at their summer home.
Compton, near Easton, Md.
X
Guest At MayfIOwer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray P. Hoover,
of Evanston, ILL.,. are making a
weeks visit in Washington at
@ the MayfloWer, having come
here to see Mrs. Arthur Will
liams, Of Kensington, Md.
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French Diplomat Is
Back From Europe

Raymond Bosquet, second Sec
retary of the French Embassy,
arrived today in New York on
the S. S. France from a vaca-
tion in Europe. The third Sec
retary of the French Embassy,
PHILIPPE Baudet, sailed on Fri
day to spend some time in his
homeland.
Guest at Newport
Auguste L. Noel, of New York,
whose marriage to Miss Theo-
dora Winslow will take place
on June q, was the weekend
guest of Miss Winslow's parents,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Came
ron MGR. Winslow, at their
cottage at Newport.
Mrs. A. M. Rust and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Rust,
of Saginaw, Mich, are passing
q day or two at the Mayflower
and will return to New York
for another short visit before re-
turning West.
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Guest At MayfIower

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray P. Hoover,
of Evanston, ILL.,. are making a
weeks visit in Washington at
the Mayflower, having come
here to see Mrs. Arthur Viii
liams, Of Kensington, Md.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-03
Chapter 30 POSTPONED CONFESSION

"Ye5. I want to tell you about having luncheon with Freddy Mun- son today-about that and about some other things" Sam said.
 T see" Peak did not seem par ticularly interested. There was a tired, almost indifferent note in his voice Was the luncheon So very important?"
 "Yes," said Sam quietly. Tt was important. So are the other things that I want to say. You must let me say them, Peak"
 T don't know what's the matter with me-" he said without glancing in her direction, but I seem to be be terribly tired all at once"
 T wonder if you'd mind doing something for me"
 "Of course not. What is it?"
 He hesitated T wonder if you'd mind not talking about Freddy Munson."
 But Peak" Sam gasped in con- sternation. I've been waiting all afternoon just for that. It's im- portant."
 T think I understand" He nodded. T think I have a fairly good idea of what you want to say"
 How can you?" She was mySti- fled. How can you possibly"
 "I don't know" He shrugged.
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: < zA. M

Peak was gruff. Tt isn't any ching"
 Its a great deal. You've been wonderful. And you won't forget about tonight? You'll come to the house as soon as you possibly can?"
 Yes, I'll come' His smile was grim. For better or for worse"
 It was shortly after ten o'clock when Peak turned the nose of his car between the big stone posts that marked the entrance to Ramsgate.
 Peak was tired. In the circle, he shut off the motor and lights of the car and sat still for a moment, rubbing the back of his neck. His neck was stiff. Ills whole body was stiff, for that matter. The day had been trying. Considering a round trip to New York and a series of interviews that had re- quired delicate handling, he felt that, in all justice, he deserved little rest. He realized, however, that rest was still far removed. Another interview remained; un- doubtedly the most difficult and painful of them all
 He was just about to struggle from behind the steering wheel when Sam's voice spoke to him from the darkness on the other side of the car. Don't get out" she said opening the door and slipping to the seat beside him. Let's talk out here for a while. It's a nice night"
 Hello, Sam" He took off his hat and tossed it over his shoulder into the tonneau. Yes, I suppose it's a nice night. I hadn't really thought about it."
 T can imagine not she said quietly. You've been busy"
 Yes He laughed. II think al- most anybody would admit that l
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haven't exactly been loafing."
 How did everything turn out?" she asked Was there a lot of trouble?"
 No more than might be expect ed" He shrugged. There were the usual tears, reproaches, em- braces, and avowals. At the end of reel ten the prodigal was seen re- turning to the fold"
 Good" Sam sighed. 50 that's over I only hope it's over for good. Did you get a chance to talk with Martha alone?"
 Yes. Martha was pretty well fed up with her rural retreat. She promised me that she'd never give Nelson a hint as to the reason she went away"
 Sam put her head back against the leather cushions. And, now she commanded, you can tell me everything about your talk with Fourth"
 Peak hesitated Then he shook his head. T fyou don't mind" he said slowly, I'd rather not-not now, at any rate"
 I'll probably tell you tomorrow or the next day at the latest. II just happens that I don't feel like talking at the moment. I've had rather day, you know" "Of course!" She was contrite You're tired, and no wonder. For get about it. You can tell me whenever you please. There. plenty of time for that"
 Yes" He nodded. There: plenty of time for that, and more over it isn't my turn to talk. It: yours. I came here tonight be. cause you said that you had some. thing important to tell me" H< cleared his throat. Something
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-03
MRS. YOGI, MISS YOGI
 DEPART FOR HOME

Mrs. M. Vosi and her daughter, Miss Erna Vogl, who visited two or three months at the home of MT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-03
HENRY KUFER INJURED

Henry Kufer, local barber, who has been south for more than month, was quite badly injured in fall on October 19. His left wrist was broken, his head was cut and an injury to his hip sustained in the fall. Kufer had missed his boat at Vancouver as he was on his way back to Alaska, and having week or more to wait for the next sailing he took steamer to return to Seattle. The accident occurred as he was enroute back to Seattle, and he has been confined to a hospital since then.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-03
DOUGLAS NEVIS
EAGLES HONOR
 PAST OFFICERS
Former Worthy Presidents Have Session Devot-
 ed to Them

The regular meeting of Douglas Aerie IF F. O. E., which was held here last evening, was dedicated to the Past Worthy Presidents who have served one or more complete terms as head of the Aerie. There are altogether eleven of the Past Presidents still living and nine of those were present at last nights assembly, as follows: Sam Devon, IS; Alex Kiloh, IS; Robert Fraser, 20; Charles Sey, '23; John Mills, "A; William Ott, '28; Thos. Cashen, jr., 27; Arne Shudshift, '29, and Alex Gair, '30
 AS a feature of the special oc- casion, the present officers of the Aerie turned over their stations to the Past Presidents, who con- ducted the meeting, with Alex Xii loh occupying the chair. The prin- cipal feature, however, came dur ing the banquet which followed the meeting. Large engraved cer-
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Have your furs cleaned and re- paired at Chas. Goldstein & Go
 adv.
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said had something important to tell sstaa Munson"

Maybe I'm just good guesser. At any rate, l agree with you that what you have to say is probably very important. That's why I'm asking you not to say it now. I'd like to finish this business of Mar tha and Nelson before I tackle something else.
 But, Peak! I thought that busi- ness was all settled. I thought all you had to do was to tell Nelson where to find Martha and then let him go up there and bring her home"
 Tt isn't quite as simple as that. I think I'll have to go With him. I want to warn Martha not to say a word to Nelson about Fourths finger in the pie"
 T suppose you're right." Sam sighed. And I suppose what l want to say can wait"
 I'm sorry, Sam. Peak shrugged unccmfortably. You probably think I'm unreasonable. promise you I won't keep you waiting long If you like, I'll come to your house tonight as soon as I get back"
 Yes Sam seized gratefully al the straw. T wouldn't be able tc sleep, anyway. until I'd talked tc you. I must do that, Peak"
 He merely nodded, and the rest Of the trip was made in silence When they reached Peaks hous; gam refused his invitation to comS in. sIf you don't mind I'll driv: straight home, and leave every thing to you"
 fsof course" said Peak. I'll b; nble to handle things, I'm sure"
 IT don't know how I'll ever be sble to thank you" said Sam with sudden hunableness.
 sDont talk about 1t please
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@ass
q

SYNOPSIS Sam SherriII droads cCnfoSsing to Peak Abbott, whom she prcmised 10 marry tc help her family's poverty, that she has been in love all along with Freddy Munson-even though that love new has cooled. Sam is wOr- ricd, believing that Fourth Alder sea, her stepfather, has caused the disappearance of Martha, his son NelSon'S wife.
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"ANYBODY'S WOMAN"
 AT LOCAL THEATRE

An entertaining feature of mod ern society, "Anybody's Woman,
 featuring Ruth Chatterton and Give Brook, well-known stars of the screen, occupies the boards at the Douglas Coliseum for tonight and tomorrow. Fa tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-03
L LEW|S GIVEN . CHAMP TITLE
 IN WRESTLING
"Strangler' Is Awarde e d Belt by Illinois State
 Athletic Com.

CHICAGO, It., Nov. 3. Ed "Strangler" Lewis is now official holder of the worlds heavyweight wrestling championship, so far as the state of Illinois is concerned, having taken two out of three falls from Waladek zbyszko, veteran Polish mat man, last night.
 Lewis was handed the belt awarded by the Illionois State Ath- letic Commission and this will probably gain recognition for Lewis as titleholders from other state as- sociations holding membership in the N B. A.
 The match last night was for charity fund and the total raised was $6,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-03

Wisconsin's line boasts a star center trio of three K's-Harvey Kranhold and Gregory Kabat guards, and Capt. Moose Kreuger center.
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about that fellow Munson, wasn't it?"
 "Yes" Sam seemed to pull away from him. She sank deeper into her corner of the seat. You're right, Peak I want to tell you something about Freddy Munson." All right" His voice was grim. Go ahead. I'm ready to listen"
 Sam tries to tell Peak the
 truth tomorrow, only to find
 that he has a different idea of
 the facts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-03

tificates of their membership in the Grand Aerie were presented to each Past President. After speeches Harry Brant of Ketchikan, Aerie entertained with several selections on the banjo.
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and Mrs. Henry Meier, left today on the Princess Norah for Victoria, B. c. From there they will go to their home in New York.
 Mrs. Vogl and Mr Meier are sis ter and brother.
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NOTICE

The boys who carried away the new iron gate from my fence about , o'clock Saturday night are known, and if gate is not replaced within "A hours prosecution will follow. adv. D. M. BOTHWELL.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-11-03
STRIBLINC AND
 FITZSIMMONS TO
 FIGHT TOMORROW

SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov. B. Young Stribling meets Red Fitz- simmons, of Waco, Texas, tomor- row night in ten round feiturc bout here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-03
Valley Society News
and EDentS

w. O. Brown. G.. r.. wright. r. R.
Burrsett. with Mr.. Congdon and
Mr.. Jetfries joining in the game.
PERSONALS
Miss Hazel Simpson is hervnfh
spend the winter with her gu4bl
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". J5V bon.
Mrs Georgia Hawkins and daush-
ter Iva Margaret r here from
Sal. Antonio visiting nj the Hollis
Rankin home.
G. G. Wukasch and son Martin
Of san Antonio have been spend
ing several days at the George
Speer home.
MIR and Mrs. III. T.. stone and
Sol were here from Patterson, La.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Martin or
Oswego. Kansas. were in Mission
recently.
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Mission

Il. A. Harris and son OF Beatrice.
Nebr-, were in this city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Wilson were
here from McAllister, Oklahoma the
first OF the week.
]. ID. Ellis and wife OF McAllister.
Okla, were in Mission Monday.
MORE ...
Miss Marie Bleifus came home
from Austin, where she has been
az the university.
Miss Helen Stone is here from her
home in Mineral Wells. for a couple
OF weeks rest and vacation before
school begins In her home city,
where she is a teacher in the pri-
mary grades. She IS a niece OF Mrs.
NJ. F. Armstrong.
Miss Sarah Louise Bixler. ac-
companied by the Misses Laura
Hi and Lydia Harrell. came down
from Houston the last OF the week
TO spend their vacation In the VAL
ley. Miss Bixler will remain here
for a month at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Blk
Ter. The other two young ladies
going on 10 Brownsville 10 visit
friends. from there TO Padre Island
to spend the remainder at the sea-
side.
Misses Elizabeth Card and Fran
ces Agnew enjoyed a Sunday at
Boca Chica.
Mrs. j.. StrasSburger and three
children OF Dallas are visiting at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. anc'
Mrs. Gus Hunter, this week.
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brother. Mr.. j. j. Mulkey and family.
John Polhemus. who has been very
Iii al the home OF his son, j. @.
Polhemus. is reported slightly I'm
proved.
Miss Marilynn Bourgeois Of Mis-
sion spent Saturday at the home
Of her grandpa -nts, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Evans OF Gene
SCI, H.. were Sunday dinner guests
az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Urban.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Lawrence were
hosts az q steak fry at lake ConceD-
ton Friday evening hOno-ing
MesSrs. Martin Ryland and Willis
Decker OF Crescent. Okla, who were
guests at the Lawrence home. also
Miss Sue Fountain Of McAllen and
Ruth Duncan Of Mission.
Mrs. Ethel Brooke. Misses Ma
garet and Laurene Lawrence attend
cd a bridge shower "Wednesday At
the home OF Mrs. NJ. L. Evans 81
Edinburg. honoTing Miss Ada Lee
Richmond Of McAllen.
Mrs. Ira Mitchell Of McAllen spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. u III
Lawrence and family. MI. and Mrs.
Mitchell are returning to their home
at PnOenlX, Ariz., Sept. |.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McChesney
have returned from a summers va
cation spent In their cottage on
Lake Wesserunest in Maine.
Thomas Sweeney, Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Sweeney left
Wednesday for Virginia Military
Institute at l. .ngton where he viii
be a student this year.
Miss Frances Lightbour.. has re-
turned TO her home in Port Isabel
after a delightful visit in San An
tonic with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McChesney
and their guest, Miss Elizabeth
Johnson of Austin are spending the
week at Boca Chica.
Miss Dixie Ruth has returned
from a two months visit with
relatives anc friends in Palestine.
Mrs. c. v. Hart and Mrs. Mamie
Kring have returned to their homes
in San Antonio after a pleasant
week spent In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r.. ID. wilson. Mrs. Hart
Is the widow OF the late Major G.
". Hart.
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PERSONALS

Omer Curtis. who spent a few
days az Corpus Christi, returned to
his home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Rhoades. Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Wallace and daughter.
Lucille, were in Edinburg on Sal
urday.
Mrs. J. G. Polhemus is making q
business trip 10 san Antonio. Dallas.
Fort Worth and Oklahoma CITY.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sellers OF
La Feria were week end guests at
the home OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Updike.
Miss Alice Lapham. who has been
attending summer school al Kings
vile college returned to her home
last week.
Mrs. Fred Volz and children were
Sunday dinner guests al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Volz.
Fred Volz, who has been on a
two weeks business trip 10 San
Antonio. Dallas and Oklahoma CITY.
viii return to his home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hogan and
family left Tuesday for Gonzales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Ellis OF
Sharyland were guests az the home
Of MI. and Mrs. w. c. Downing
Wednesday evening.
Miss Azalee Crawford OF McAllen
spent the week end AT the home or
Miss Nancv Belle Warner. -iss
Warner returned home with her
70 spend a few DAYS.
T. j. Mulkey of North Edinbu-e
spent Saturday at the home OF his
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Couple From
MissionAre
ToLiueH Here

MISSION, Sept. 3.-The members
or the Christian Missionary Society
enjoyed a meeting Friday afternoon
in the home OF Mrs. w. H. Braden
on Dunlap Avenue, the occasion be-
ing a shower Of lovely gifts for Mrs.
Martin Mix, who with Mr.. Mix are
to leave soon for Brownsville where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Mix has been quite active IN
church and social work in the city
and has been an inspiration for the
women of Mission with her untiring
efforts In welfare work.
A number OF new residents In the
city were invited to meet with the
society and they were cordially wei
coined into the group.
Refreshments were served during
the afternoon BY the hostess assisted
by several Of the guests.
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Raymondville


PERSONALS
Glen Lawrance and Max TONNE
spent Sunday in Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Edna Reasonover and Hazel
Archibald. who have been spending
some time IN San Antonio, returned
wednesday.
Mrs. j. ID. Mccain returned Fri
Gay from a months visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Ms. Ben Polk at
Pearsol, Tex.
@. III. Swayze OF Mission spent
Thursday in Raymondville visiting
lls daughters Miss Josephine, 4: id
A.fr. VIM. Philips. Jr.
Mrs. c. S. Dodge and daughters.
Dorothy and Virginia returned Sat-
urday from Houston where they
have been visiting the past two
weeks. On their way home they
stopped in Corpus Christi and visit
ed Mrs. G. "A. Dodge, and were met
there by M. Dodge who returned
with them. They are spending the
week in their cottage at Holly beach.
Mrs. w. ". Pittman spent We'd
nesday as the guest OF Mrs. l.. X.
Dali Of LaSara.
John Snow, manager OF the Ray
mondyille Piggy WiEgly. left Sunday
morning for a weeks visit in Hous-
ton and Galveston.
w. l.. Lille left Sunday for Dallas
to ret his children. who have been
spending the summer with their
grand parents there.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Wright left
Monday for a business trip to Aus
tin and returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Sanders spent
Tuesday in the Valley.
Robert Snow. who II with the
State Game. Fish and Oyster ie-
partment stationed at Olmito vas IN
Raymondville over Sunday visiting
his brothers. Lud and Luther.
Mrs. r.. l.. Bull. Mrs. Holly Bos-
tick. Mrs. II. +. Tommie and Ms.
j.. X. Smith left Thursday for Cor
pus Christi where they plan 10 spend
a week. They were joined by their
husbands over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bush left FL
day and met their daughter Mrs.
Violet Kennedy and daughters. MAJ
rion and Audrey OF Webster ./ove.
Mo. in Falfurrias. They plan to
make their home here IN Raymond
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Hightower and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Castor and
daughter. Mae returned Tuesday
from Kerrville on a two weeks hunt
ing and fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Holder. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Gilliland and child
rem. Wilson and Alden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyne Holder and children. Rose
Marie. Jerry. and Kent and Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Holder and son. Nor
man spent Sunday at BOca Cnica
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Giles and
daughter. Ellen left Thursday 70
make their home in Tyler.
VIM. Allison left Tuesday on a
short business trip TO San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Adams. and
son. and II r.. Watson spent Sunday
with Mr.. Watson's son, r.. l.. Wat
son in Odem.
J. II. Byars OF Hillsboro has been
spending the past three weeks with
his brother. S. l. Byers.
Miss Jonnle Hornbeck or Obion,
Tenn. who has been spending the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moore Of this city, left for her home
Monday.
Dwight Ayers returned Friday
from KingSville. where he has been
attending the summer school at G.
"A. and 7.
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Hostess
On Wednesday

An enjoyable afternoon was
spent in the home OF Mrs. r. "A.
Outlaw Wednesday when she en-
tertained ten members OF the Just
Sew club at her home. Corona vine
provided an attractive decorative
note. The afternoon was spent III
conversation and sewing. A shower
Of lovely gifts was given Mrs.
George Meriwether by the men,
berS OF the club.
The hostess served a delicious
salad course later in the afternoon.
Mrs. Glen Terrence will be hostess
to the club next week.
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Luncheon Is
HeHBy Club

The luncheon meeting OF the
Business and Professional Women's
club was held Wednesday at Hotel
FL Jardin. There was no set busl-
ness or program and the hour was
taken up with discussions OF the
water conservation and impromptu
talks. An invitation was extended
to members by Mrs. w. r. Jones
to attend the Teachers Institute
being held in Port Isabel Thurs
day and Friday.
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Wedding In Del
Rio OF Interest
In Brownsville

OF interest Is the announcement
OF the marriage ~ Miss Texana
Gilmore. daughter OF Mrs. NJ. Gil
more OF Harlingen, to w. M.
Spaulding Of ST. Louis. Mo-, which
was solemnized In Del Rio Satur-
day. August 20, in the Methodist
church. Miss Gilmore will be re-
membered as a student in the
Brownsville public and Catholic
schools. Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding
viii make their rome In Del Rio.
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HER COMPLEXION
COMPLIMENTED


II often wonder how many people
know what n grand soap Resinol
Soap Is. i have been eomplimented
on my complexion and it is due To
Resinol Soap-noth hing more. When
my son came from the armyrh
face and neck were badly \ okr&h
out. After three different rcat-
mcnts failed TO give good results L
had him use Resinol Ointment and
Resinol Soap and the very first
treatment helped him. give IL all
the praise i'm the world" (SigncdD
Mrs g. w. RArdin. z~anravifie. Ohio
You. too. can have a clear. smooth CON
RECKON ~ using ResinoI Soap daily with
a touch of Rcsinol Ointment TO heal the
occasional psnpie. AZ your druggists. frss
sample. Write. Resinol. DEPT. ~. BALTIC. Md
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Week End Party
At ROca Chica

Miss Isabel Rose. Arlene Meek
er. Louise Yoder. Roberta Lee E--ch
and Margaret Huffaker. chaperun-
ed by Mrs. e. =. Robinson OF
Brownsville had a very enjoyable
beach party at Del Mar over the
weekend. They returned TO their
homes Monday afternoon.