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Chapter 3l
AN ALLURINC HOPE

It wac Uivienne's first experience in a broadcast studio. Both the setting and the precision with which everything was done held her entranced as she listened to each stage of the program.
 Sascha Lezinska appeared to hold his orchestra in his hand. His fin gers, his eyes, and the very ges- lures of his body were expressive of command. He would signal one group of musicians, wave another into silence-dampen their volume CT bring them all into crashing crescendo. Then Aileen began to sing.
 Vivienne listened entranced. Un- seen. her hand found Channing's, and pressed it tenderly. The words of the Valse Parfum Masque breathed new charm and witchery.
 Never before had Vivienne been 50 delicately susceptible to the love motif of a song. Its seductive lilt galvanized her into surge of emo ten. Glancing at Doctor Saunders she sensed that he, too, felt the spell which held her by it's magic What Aileen's sensations might be were concealed by the porcelain mask. Only in her more plaintive notes was there as suggestion oi her dept hof feeling. A conscious ness of it stabbed Vivienne. She realized the self-suppression thai | Ailean unwittingly voiced. Her song was like the despairing cry of ar infinite capacity, sentenced by fate to longing.
 Viv felt Channing's touch on her arm. Aileen was just finishing the final phrase of her chorus. Her back was toward the control room viv was glad of that, for as its dcor opened silently, just long enough to admit them, Colonel Sherwood and Kronberg stepped
 
 into the studio.
 'Dwighti" Viv whispered to Chan ming. "She mustn't talk to him alone! If he dares-'
 But he won't" said Charming Suppose we go over and join them. Perhaps it's time that Kron- berg was presented to my fiancee.' 7
 As they approached, Kronberg smiled. Whatever caustic comment he was about to make, was sllenceo by Channing's announcement Kronberg managed to murmur wei phrased congratulations, but al his eyes met Channing's, their ex- pression was not lost on Aileen ol Vivienne. A faint raising of Kron- berg's eyebrows gave evidence O his taking up the gauntlet tha Charming tossed him.
 "At least" he smiled ironically "one of our current mysteries i solved very pleasantly. N'est-ce-pas Mademoiselle? He turned mocking ly to Aileen. Then with one of hl stiffest bows he wished them merry Christmas and walked Of with Colonel Sherwood.
 All of them felt distinct relic when they arrived in Aileen' suite at the Ambassador. Jimm. Crane and Klein had already ar rived, and with Nora Nolan's help the three were busy trimming miniature Christmas tree.
 Suppose we open our presents, viv proposed, impatiently aware O one that she knew awaited her You start, Aileen," she added a she noticed Channing's fingers dip into his waistcoat pocket.
 All right" said Aileen, as cage as Viv to see the engagement ring She began to unite the packet Nor' had handed her. It was flat, ob long and from the inner tissue sh
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BILLION IN AUTO TAXES

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-- Motor vehicle owners in the United States paid a tax bill of $1 ,060, 100000 in l93O, more than double the total taxes paid by the railroads of the country, says the American Auto mobile Association.
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REFRESHMENTS 70 FOLLOW
 FIRE MEETING TONIGHT

A feed has been prepared for the Douglas Bremen to follow the regular meeting of the department tonight You couldn't guess what they are going to have so we might as well tell you" chicken fricasee", the committee calls it. So all the firemen are expected to turn out.
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The banishment of the so-calleo sand wedge" as a legal instrument in the royal and ancient game has served at least one very excellent purpose-as a warning to imple- ment makers not to turn out any trick tools for the trade before get ting the sanction of the powers that be, otherwise the United States Golf association.
 we have had some reaction, of course, to the aboliShment of this wedge" Herbert H. Ramsay, the new chief executive of the U. s G. A. told me recently. In under stand the manufacturers feel bit harsh but there is no question this implement comes under the head ing of 'contrivance.
 Someone got the idea we had tacitly decided to do nothing about the wedge; in effect to let it's use go along. AS a matter of fact, the associations executive committei did not consider the question until a meeting late last year. The de- cision then was clear-cut.
 1 That's all there was to it. Since then, I have had a visit from a man representing a firm intending to make a variation of the wedge. It just dawned on them that be- fore they put it on the market it would be a good idea to find out beforehand whether it would be legalized by those in control of the game. So the warning, at least, has been fruitful"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-02-05

Seventy years after he died in action against Pah-Utes near iPyra- mid Lake, New, a monument will be erected to honor Capt. Edward r. Storey, Georgia-born Indian fighter of early western days.
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The St. Louis Browns have Sched- uled only four games with major league clubs for spring training.
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North Mission
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fisher and
Mrs Stringer OF Wichita Falls
were calling az the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Rhoades on Thurs
CAV. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, who have
been In the Valley on q former
trip, came down with the intention
Of purchasing land in the new
tract that Is being developed near
Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. s. Culver and
house guest Don Culver OF Greeley.
Colorado were guests az the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. 6. L. Barnes Of
West Mission on Thursday.
Don Culver left Monday for his
home in Greeley, Colorado. He was
accompanied BY Mrs. G. S. Culver
who viii spend the week at the
home or her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Harrell and family Of Alice.
DR.. Powell OF Harrington was a
guest at the home Q Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mitchell on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hansen Of
Fdinburg we're Sunday guests at
the home OF their parents MI. and
Mrs. George Hansen on Sunday.
Gurus Echols. who has been
spending a few days at Electra.
returned TO Mission on Saturday
bringing home a bride. They viii
make their home IN North Mis-
sion and occupy the residence for
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Harrington
OF CLOCK
At MEET

Mrs. B. b. Brier, president OF the
Central Ward PARENT Teachers as
ISOLATION. presided at the meeting Of
that organization on Monday after
noon at the Central Ward building.
Two newly elected officers were
presented by Mrs. Brier at this ses-
sion. They were Mrs. "A. :. Frye,
third vice-president and chairman
Of hospitality, and Principal Bal
lard, fifth vice-president and chair
man of finance.
A matter OF Importance was the
plan for the purchase OF an cleo
trio clock for the school, and an
animated discussion Of ways and
means for raising the fund necessary
for the price, occupied part OF the
business hour. A suggestion was
made by Mrs. E. d. Ewing that a
School Night" be held to raise
funds.
It was decided to pay the APP
preparation Of the quota Of the
Central Ward to the PIT. "A. Con-
vention to be held in Harrington in
April.
Miss Emma Knepp was awarded
the attendance vote for her room.
New members present at this ses-
sion were: Mesdames wv. T.. McRen-
zie. w. ID. Price and Ralph Allen.
Mrs. Ross Loonis. Mrs. j. T. Eos
ter, Mrs. Roy Kimmell and Miss
Case will be the hostesses for the
next meeting.
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Dinner GiOen
Tuesday For
Church Women

MERCEDES. Feb. 5.-Mrs. Z. 70.
Wilmer was the main speaker at
q delightful Z o'clock dinner given
Tuesday evening for q group OF
business women of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary, with Mrs. r. II. Kern
and Mrs. Myrtle Lee as joint hos
tesses at the home Of the former.
The theme OF the very interest
ing talk made by Mrs. Wilmer was
MAKE your church a missionary
church"
Mrs. Fl. T. Stotler. Mrs. Ebert
Crockett and Mrs. Ed Gauch were
guests for the evening. each max
ing splendid talks on their works
in the auxiliary. Mrs. Crockett and
Mrs. Wilmer contributed a vocal
Duet. accompanied on the piano
4 by Mrs. Stctler. The devotional,
ponducted by Mrs. Wilmer. and
group singing were also included
IN the evenings program.
Others present for the evening
were Mrs. II. Z. Sugg. Mrs Fl. e
Bennett, Mrs. Bob Meeker. Mrs
Bess Roberts. Mrs. Harry Rouse.
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LIBRARY
A

"A business meeting Of the execu-
tive board was held at the library
on Monday morning. Ira j. Eells
presiding. Mrs. Tyre Brown. pres
ident Of the board was in Houston.
Names Of new members for the
board were presented. The admlra-
ton OF every one present. was ex-
pressed for the volumes Of the Ma
ticnal Geographic. that had been
sent for covering, six months copies
in each volume. The cover is very
rich and handsome and q tabulated
index adds To the convenience and
attraction Of these valuable books.
Another splendid addition is the
latest dictionary. Over 800 books
were lent out on Saturday.
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m SOCIETY CRQES--AC COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN %$

Texas. are visitors at the Merle
Kelley home this week. They are
the parents OF Mrs. Kelley.
Mrs. Earnest Kelley or Kings
vile visited with relatives here
last week.
Miss Emily Broughton and Lii
Ian Rice were the guests Of Miss
Lucille Copeland on Saturday night.
Misses Retha Sanders and Stella
Stanfield spent tive past weekend
on a trip to San Antonio. They re-
turned In Miss Sanders car which
has been there for repairs after an
accident Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Davis enter
tanned a few or their friends on
Sunday evening.
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Bryan Bledsoe of Weslac0 Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. ID Co. Squyres visit
ed Mrs. mr.. u. Squyres In WesIaro
Monday.
Robert Vandiver of Alice visited
nv the I'd. W. 5quyres home Monday
evening taking his sister Miss
Margrette home. She has spent two
weeks visiting here. Miss Mattilee
Squyres accompanied them fCr IA
few days visit In Alice.
Mrs. Ruth Overdue spent Mon
day visiting Mrs. Art B~ruggerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith visited
Mr.. and Mrs. webber OF Alamo
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cleveland
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Of Wes-
laco Sunday afternoon.
Harry Fountain of Cincinnati,
Ohio Is here visiting his sister Mrs
M. "A. Shields for "a few days.
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Discover Way To
Quickly Conquer
Dangerous Cough

Science rs at last worked out a
real cough remedy. entirely differ
ent from the ordinary soothing
syrup" that merely moistens the
throat and then temporarily dead
ems the cough with opium, NOR
phine, chloroform or alcohol. Those
who have tried everything for a
stubborn, miserable cough that
weakens the system with its con-
slant racking and lays you open to
fatal disease can, with this new dis
covery. get complete relief In 6
hours.
This new remedy. known as Men
todene, gets right down 10 the
cause Of the cough. It Is based up
on a new way OF taking menthol
internally In a pleasart-taStinE H.
quid. Everybody knows how men
thol, even when just inhaled,
clears out the pipes" soothes raw
ness. loosens phlegm and kills a
cough quickly. When taken in
ternally in this new combination
with other healing ingredients
coming In direct contact with the
irritated throat lining-it is 10
lines more effective.
Furthermore, Mentodene at once
works its way all through the sys-
TEN, clearing out the cough, cold
and bronchitis that cause headache,
fever, etc, and builds up the entire
system. So a cough that has hung
on for weeks goes in a short time.
Make this amazing overnight ter
yourself without risking a penny
Get a bottle Of Mentodene today
from your druggist and take as di-
rected. No matter how severe your
cough 0 rhow long you have had it.
II YOU do not have a thoroughly
comfortable and cough-free night.
and If you don't feel 1907 better
! nthe morning. maker refunds your
money. Start today.-Adyr
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merly owned by Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. Newport.
Merle Polhemus left for Schriner
Institute on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber MARCEL and
daughter jeanette Of Mission were
Sunday guests at the home OF their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lapham
Mr.. and Mrs. Updike were Sun
day guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Sellers and family OF
La Feria.
The PIT. A. OF Saint Paul's
Parochial School will meet 40 the
home OF Mrs. william Massey on
Thursday. This will be a business
meeting with Mrs. Massey anc
daughter. Mrs. al Volz as hosteSses
for the day.
Misses Bernedetta Corpstein OF
Alton. Dorothea RiEler, Leona
Wetsman and Mary Catherine Fine
OF North Mission were dinner guests
az the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Doffing Of McAllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. z. Adams ol
MISSION ~2Se guests az the nome
Of MIR. and Mrs. George Mitchell
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hughes oil
Alamo were guests at the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hilburn or
Tuesday.
Messers. Edgar Flowers and Mr.
H~igginb0cker Of Sherman. were
guests AZ the home OF Mr. and Mrs
J J. Muikey on Tuesday.
Miss Viola wise spent Monday
Et the home OF her friends Miss
Myrtle Langston OF Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Wise and Mr..
and Mrs. G. ID. Wise OF Weslacc
yer Sunday guests az the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Mulkey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-05
MARY KATHERINE WEBER
HOSTESS AT PARTY

A delightful Valentine party was
given by Miss Mary Katherine
Weber on Saturday evening for sew
eral Of her young friends at the
home OF her parents.
Bunco was the pleasure OF the
young folks for the evening and II
proved a very lively pastime. Pretty
prizes were presented to Dorothy
Brown, Elizabeth Peters, Margaret
and Ruth Yates.
A delicious salad course was
served by the hostess mother, Mrs.
l.. wv. Weber and Mrs. j. p. Stone
TO the following guests: Betty. Ruth
and Margaret Yates. Elizabeth
Peters, Dorothy Brown. Elmira
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Mrs. Baker Returns
From England Mon.

"A large number OF friends gath
cred at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baker OF 14th street Tues
day evening IN honor Of Mrs. Bak-
er, who had returned from a visit
to England.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed at q late hour TO MesSrs. and
Mesdames Charles Lovinger, Otto
Trippp. Emery Giles. Walter Keller,
Pat Daughtery. Efraim Garcia,
Charles Copeland. Byron Lawrence.
Frank Lewis. Mrs. Tracy, Miss
Katherine Lawrence, MessrS. Rich
erd Sethman, John Sethman and
John Smith.
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the guest or her sister. HRS. Donald
G. McElhinney. has returned to her
home In Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. See have as
their guest Mrs. J.. A. Layne OF
Parkersburg, West Virginia.
Bill Blair, who Is attending the
Texas College OF Arts and Industries
at Kingsville, was a McAllen visitor
Monday.
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Two Guests Present
AT Club Meeting

Beautiful cut roses were used
Is declarations BY Mrs. c. p. Bar
reda when she entertained men,
bers Of the Wednesday Brisca club
this week in her home on Wash
1ngton street
or the three tables Of players,
Miss AurYra Ortiz held high score
and received a beautiful electric
lamp. Mrs. L. Lopez Montero was
n second and was presented with a
Inland painted picture frame. A
delicious luncheon was served fol-
lowed BY whipped ream nut par
fat.
Invited guests we're Mrs. Antonio
Barreda and Miss Aurora Ortiz
Mrs. Francisco Barrera Guerra will
be hostess next Wednesday al 3
p. m
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and Catherine and Jene and Teddy
Vandiver. OF Alice, DR.. and Mrs
+ p. Baker and Z. p. Baker. Jr.. OF
EdcDuch.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Algon Smith visit
ed Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. Tandy
In Point Isabel Friday.
Mrs. Sam Pierce and Mrs. Art
BrugEerman were dinner guests or
Mrs. Joe Downy Thursday.
Mrs. S. 3. Bledsoe and her guest
Mrs. Fawn Donlop visited Mrs. VI.
M. Sutplen Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Cooper OF
Harlingen visited DR.. and Mrs.
II. III. Baker Saturday.
Mrs. Z. y. Baker visited Mrs.
Fred Robertson In Wesiaco Friday.
Mrs. wv. >. Hill and Mrs. IA. ~.
Stephens were Edinburg visitors
Monday morning.
Mrs. N. Z. Petit visited Mrs.
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Valentine Theme Is
Used By Club Hostess

All members OF Club Twelve we're
entertained at the home Of Miss
Martina Recio on Wednesday eve
ming. with three tables OF PLAYERS
enjoying the games Of brisca. Fol-
lowing the playing. high score was
awarded 70 Miss Vivian Junco. who
was given a pretty crystal bowl. and
low was won by Miss Amanda Ca
tazoS, who received a p~incushion.
The Valentine theme was carried
out in floral decorations and re-
freshments. Miss Francesca and
Marie Cantu will be h~ostesses to the
club on Tuesday.
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vClub Entertained
BY Mrs. Howard

Just-Sew club members we're en-
tertained Wednesday BY Mrs. r.
ID. Howard with eight present and
enjoying conversation and sewing.
Mrs. Howard used roses as an at
tractive decoration note. At a late
hour OF the afternoon, refresh
ments we're served. The club will
have as its next hostess, Mrs. Mac
Page Null.
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Enjoyable Afternoon
Spent In Brulav Home

An informal and enjoyable aft
ernoon was spent in the home Of
Mrs. Maurice Brulay on Wednes-
day when she was hostess to mem
bers OF her bridge club, with three
tables OF players present. Violets
and nasturtlums were grouped
about the rooms. forming a pretty
color note.
After scores were t0taied. tro-
phieS were awarded Mrs. Thomas
sweeney for high and Mrs. Joe
Wells for second. A salad course
was served following the games.
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Comings, Goings

Mrs George Bevil Of McAllen was
the week end guest OF her son. GUY
Bevil, and Mrs. Beril. IN the May
Day Apartments.
John Closner left Thursday morn
fng for Edinburg and McAllen. where
he Will visit relatives for several
days.
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WITH MRS. STEVENSON

Mrs. Ruger Stevenson was hostess
TO the Contract Bridge club on
Friday, entertaining at the Casa de
Palmas tea room with a luncheon
followed by bridge.
Those present were Mesdames II.
r. Ferry. Robert Stonesifer. Percy
Herman. Ernest Horn. Watson De-
vine. John Hays. Everitt Moore, L.
Paul Matthews. .llan Campbell.
Guests Of the club for the after
noon were Mesdames Blodgett and
Severen.
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McAllen Society
PRETTY # GIVEN
AT CASA DE PALNIAS

A large gathering Of society folk
were entertained Friday evening At
one Of the most beautiful affairs Of
the winter season as guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Everitt Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays, who were
hosts at a perfectly appointed din
ner bridge at the Casa de Palmas
tea room The spacious room was IL
Illuminated by candle light. The
decorations were a profusion Of
spring flowers.
The personnel included MeSsrS.
and MesdameS Watson Devine,
Frank @. Grow. Hoyt Ferry, L. Paul
Matthews, Allan Campbell, Robert
~Stonesifer. Ernest Horn. Vannie
Cook. Robert Fenwick. Alex Wool
bridge. John Cardwell. Stockton
Fountain, Dr. and Mrs. r. @. Stew
enson, DR.. and Mrs. Allen Kearby,
Mesdames Percy Herman. Marion
Namely Kunz. May Bethel. Flora
Shea, and MeSsrs. Paul Barron,
Louis Herman, Paul Ferrand and
Gene Elliott.
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ST. LOUIS VISITOR
C0NTPLIAIENTED

MI. and Mrs. Frank q. Grow
were among the hosts entertaining
Saturday evening with a charminglv
appointed dinner party at their
lovely country home complimenting
Charles Barron OF st. Louis, Mo
who is here for a months visit with
his brother. Paul Barron, and his
sister. Mrs. Stockton Fountain, also
complimentary to Mr.. Burkhart Of
st. Louis. who is the guest Of Mr..
Barron. The Grow home was un-
usually lovely with great clusters of
radiance roses and masses Of sweet
peas.
The guest list included Mr.. Chas.
Barron. Nj. Burkhart. Messrs. and
Mesdames Stockton Fountain. Ben
Anthony, Vannie Cook, Ernest Horn,
L. Paul Matthews. John CardwelI,
DR. and Mrs. Kruger Stevenson, Mrs.
Percy Herman. Paul Barron. Paul
Ferrand and Charles Grow. Many
small parties are being arranged in
honor Of Mr.. Barron and Mr.. Burk-
hart. which will add much TO the
social intercourse Of their stay.
PERSONALS
Mrs. 3. ID. Cain. Jr.. has as her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Cain and
son. Eugene. and Mrs. ID. d. Cain.
Sr-. OF Ponca Sity. Oklahoma.
Mrs. Stephen Jones left Friday
night for Houston for a short stay.
MFR. and Mrs. r. Il. Leary have
rs their guests Mrs. L. r. Buttrill
Of Marathon.
Mrs. Lanier Byrd ts the guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. "A.
Frisby.
Mrs. Judd Mortimer Lewis. who
has been the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. 7. B. Sigler. has returned to her
home.
Tony Faucet. who has been the
~uest Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. Fink.
has returned to his home in Hous-
ton.
Miss Cora Parmelee. who has been
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VISITORS HONORED
BY DINNER HOSTS

Mr. and Mrs. Z. Paul Matthews
entertained with the second OF a
series Of dinner bridge parties al
which they have been hosts honor
ing visitors. On this occasion they
honored DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Moore
house Of Sterling. Colorado. who
have been interesting visitors here
for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews had as
their guests In addition to DR.. and
Mrs. MoorehouSe. Messrs. and Mes
danes II. T. Ferry. John Hay, Wat
son Devine. Everitt Moore, and Paul
Ferrand.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR MARY ARTHUR

"A delightful party Of Saturday af-
ternoon was the birthday party CIV
en- by Mrs. w. M. Arthur in COM
pliment to her daughter, Mary.
Gorgeous roses ntermingled with
fern decorated the home.
Favors of whistles. candy and
chewing gum were enjoyed by the
guests.
Those enjoying the affair were
Jimmie and Gwendolyn Kelly. Err
line Baker. IT. g. Bowers, George
and Rosa Lee Fullerwood. Mary and
Sally Spindler. Gene Kelly and
George Harvey Hansard.
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A
COMPLETED TUESDAY

st. Adams Guild held q business
meeting at the church Tuesday,
Mrs. B. F. Johnson presiding. The
main object OF the session was 10
make final arrangements for the re-
ceptlon to be given IN honor OF the
tenth anniversary Of the first serv-
Ice held In Harrington by Reverend
William Everett johnson. To be held
at the Woman's Building, Friday
night.
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McE1rath. Rosemary Kunkle. Eliz-
abeth Runaway. Of Kansas City,
Mo.