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and Decatur street northeast, extending
from 81 to II street with an entrance
at 1922 First street and long 'front.'
age on Decatur street, from where goods
are loaded into trucks for distribution
TO the retail stores. The new building,
built of reinforced concrete and four
stories in height with a full basement,
added more than 1880 square feet of
floor space to the warehouse and office
facilities.
Modern Methods Employed.
The building has one side for receiv-
ing incoming goods and another side
for handling outgoing goods. and every
thing flows in a. straight line, with no
crossed lines anywhere. It is equipped
with steel shelving, electric elevators,
gravity metal conveyors and other la
bor-saving devices. The accounting Of
flee on the fourth floor Is lighted by
skylights and about $50 electric lights
of the latest diffused, soft glow type.
There are number of features in
corporated in the new warehouse which
contribute to the successful operation
Of the company. An innovation Is a
series Of model store windows, utilized
for the purpose of testing out new win
dow displays, window cards, display on
new merchandise and special sale dis
plays.
On the first floor Of the new ware
house is large assembly room, where
lectures are frequently given to the
store managers and assistant managers
by executives Of the company and rep
resentatives Of manufacturers on prob
lens of retail drug merchandising and
business. A plan has just been worked
out for a course of specialized training
in retail merchandising and store man
agement, sponsored by the company, for
a selected group of executives and store
managers.
Employees Are Insured.
The company has in operation a
group life, health and accident inSur-
ance plan for all of its employees. The
plan is underwritten by one Of the
larger insurance companies. After the
contribution by the company, the en-
ployes secure the protection at an ex-
tremely low cost.
Principal executives are: M. @. Gibbs
president; F. p Carr, vice president: T.
~ Beavers, vice president and treas
urer; @. E. Mccain. secretary; Miss G.
v. Sullivan, assistant secretary; w. H.
Churchill. controller, and j. w. Pollard,
director of sales and merchandise.
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ston 81 Co. are the Washington cor
respondents.
John II. Hanna, Just elected direc-
tor In the United States Chamber OF
Commerce, is president Of the Capital
Traction Co., president of the Amer1-
can Electric Railway Association, direc-
tor Of Union Trust Co, member OF
dozen important business and scientific
organizations, and graduate OF
Princeton University, class of 1892.
The three largest banking institu-
tons in New York City--the Chase Ma
tional. the National City Bank and the
Guaranty Trust Co.--report aggregate
resources of $6,l67.S02 900: or approx.
mstely per cent Of the combined
banking power Of the -c0slutx
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AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
PROGRESSING CAREFULLY
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, May 2.-The statistical po-
sition OF the automobile industry is bet
ter than it has been for two years, says
the United Business Service. The over
production of automobiles in 1929 was
severe. Even the reduced schedules In
the FIRST half of 1880 produced too many
units in view fthe surplus on hand.
Output was necessarily reduced greatly
beginning in June, 1880. and has been
running under the 1923-l925 average
ever since. So far in 1891 automobile
production has been kept in line with
sales, and inventories are normal.
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NEON LIGHT REPORT.
,pecial DISPATCH to The star.

bpeCIaI DISpdtCH 20 The OIdIs
NEW YORK, May 2.-The report OF
Claude Neon Lights, Inc, New York
for the year ended December 81. 1880
shows net realized profits Of 1888, o60.
In addition to the above stated realized
profit, the company's proportionate in
terest in realized net profits (after de-
Quoting dividends of afiliated CON-
panies, reported profits for 1880 end
increased deferred gross income totaled
$339,8S8. These two amounts total
$607, 949.
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EMPLOYEES STOCK PLAN
TO BE MADE BY STANDARD
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May AT the annual
meeting of Standard Oil Co. of New
Jersey June 2 action will be taken on
a proposal for q fourth stock acquisition
plan for employees. The third plan will
terminate December 81 this year.
Walter C. Teagle, president, said that
in II years employees have invested
Though these stock plans more than
S3c 900 900 out of wages and salaries.
Some $4,000 employees are making regu-
lar payments for the purchase of the
companys stock under the current plan,
he said, and more than per cent of
the outstanding stock of the company
is now owned by employees who have
lacqVixed II through stock plans. .-4-
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STORE SALES LOWER.

NEW YORK, May 2 (SpeciaD The
American Department Stores Corpora
ton reports sales for 1880 amounting to
$lO,144,I59, as compared with sales OF
SIC, 687 ,O44 in 1929, decline OF 81 per
cent. The corporation operates IS re-
tail department stores throughout the
Eastern States.
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Directors Reelected.

NORFOLK, Va, May 2 (P).-Directors
of the Virginian Railway were reelected
at the annual meeting Of stockholders
here today. Only routine business was
transacted, it was announced.
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CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 2 (P).-Butter prices
were unchanged today and trade was
of the usual week end character.
Fresh: 90. score 23ia "a; 90, %: 81,
Centralized: On score, %; 80, %; 49,,
20as ----
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tReported By J. 3 W. Scotsman 3 Col
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(Copyrieht, 1871
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-16

win build a new four-room house
there az once.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Snodgrass of
Weslaco sr-nt Tuesday evening al
L. Z. Stanfield's-
A. q. Mcdonald OF Wills Point,
ginner for the Watson gin al Ed
couch arrived in Elsa Friday and Is
staying al the Jro. Stokes home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. p. Carruth and
sons Ernest and Perry and Mr.. and
Mrs. d, r. Carruth we're IN Rio
Grande City Tuesday.
Roy Teer left Saturday for a
visit with his mother az Granger.
Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Chandler and
children returned on Monday from
Muldoon, where they visited Mrs.
Chambers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Workman and
children who have been In Elsa
the past three months left on
Thursday to spend a few weeks In
Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Y. Turner and her brother
r. N. Brazil Of Beaumont visited
friends in la Ferla on wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Bowers and o r.. @.
and Mrs. A. p. Miller and daugh-
tiers spent Tuesday with Mrs. Bill
Arthur at McAllen.
Mrs. r. II. VahlSing and Mr.. Bill
Angelo or New York City spent the
week end al the home or MI. and
Mrs. Melvin Giese.
Mr. and Mrs. j. =. Sims returned
on Saturday from a two weeks
vacation spent visiting relatives IA
North Texas and in New Mexico.
Mrs. Il. r.. Wilson and son Leonard
and daughter Fay left OIL Saturday
morning to visit for a week with
relatives at T~horndale. They will 90
on to Coleman for a visit with Mrs.
wilson's mother and sister.
Mrs. Roy Teer and daughter Kay
and Mr.. Perry Carruth visited sun
day in Edinburg with relatives.
Joe Downey was a business visitor
IT. Mercedes on Monday.
#. n. Vahlsing and Mr.. Angelo
left Sunday night for New York
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Giese &C
comDanied their guests as far al
Harrington.
Miss Grace Beam cf Waco. who
is visiting with Earlyne Turner. wa.
the honor guest at a picnic party
given near Weslaco Thursday eve.
ming. About sixteen young peopleol
Elsa and Weslaco enjoyed this
picnic.
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PH0s ss VENEER SOCIETY PHONE ssS MEMBER

Allen. guests at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. ". M. Card.
Mrs. J. D. Moore, IT., and son.
Donovan, returned the last Of the
week from q several weeks visit
In Austin. y. ID. Moore went on to
Dallas for q short business trip.
MrS Record returned Sunday
from a couple OF weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Legg and her
granddaughter. Mrs. Hill Cooke In
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Turner are
the proud parents OF "a pair OF
twin girls. who arrived last Sun
day. weighing 0 and q IL pounds.
Mother and children r doing
fine.
Mr.. Boatwright. or North Shary-
land. returned Saturday from q
visit and vacation In North Texas,
bringing with him Miss Gillett.
who will make her home with the
~BoatwTights.
Herself Peake and Homer Cooke
viii leave the last Of this week for
a trip vacationing through Central
ard north Texas. They will make
tho trip by motor. The boys expect
TO return by the first or September.
Mrs. I. ]. Wright returned from
the hospital the first or the week
considerably improved.
Miss Lois Card returned Sunday
from q visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. Ferris In Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hooks and
daughters returned Sunday from
their vacation I'm North Texas.
Mrs. Herman Johns Is recovering
nicely from her surgical opera
ton az her home here.
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Auxiliary held meetings this week.
Circle One met at the home Of
Mrs. Henry DuensingDn Daughterty
avenue, with a program and an
afternoon OF instruction. Mrs. Peyer
is chairman OF this circle.
Mrs. Arthur Noe entertained
circle number two. with Mrs. z. B.
Baltrope as chairman and Bible
study leader. Mesdames Reyes,
Ashley and Henderson Woods as
Sisting.
Both circles had a missionary
program with Korea AZ the chief
topic.
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INTERESTING SESSIONS
HELD BY CIRCLES

The Baptist Missionary Union
met in circles Thursday. Mrs. Earl
Baker entertaining the Hannah
Fair Sallee at her home north Of
town, with III members present.
This circle has taken over a ship
ment OF linens made hv Chinese
converts. which II * planning on
selling 70 friends and others in
terested. The proceeds are to 90
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Valley Society NewS
and EDentS

and score pads. Five games Of
bridge were enjoyed.
Mrs. Art Gustfson held high for
THE ladies and i'd Q 5quyres held
high for the men. Each was given
a beautiful m0dernistir linen deck
or cards. The hostess served deli
ciouS refreshments tD Messrs. and
Mesdames VIM. George. Lenord
wilson, Brooks Buckleu. Pete NIL
Ter. John Stokes. r. Moore, j. +.
Galloway, J. wv Carlson. ID Co...
Squyres. Melvin GieSe. y. ID. Mitch
ELL. Art GustfS0n. Misses BlendA
Doris and Marie Carlson. Mr.. Verne
Carlson, Mr.. and Mrs. %. H. Carl
son and Mr.. and Mrs. A. XVI. Carl
son.
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NEW PASTOR AT
CHURCH

Rev. II. III. Pollard OF FalfurriaS
spent the week end IN Elsa visiting
friends here and conducting services
on Sunday at the Elsa Presbyterian
Church. The communion services
were observed at the evening meet
ing.
Rev Pollard was called BY the con-
gregation to Elsa for the rest Of the
church year and will conduct SER
vices every second and fourth Sun
day In each month at the Elsa
church. Rev. Pollard will begin his
services IN Elsa on the second Sun
day In August as he will be away
on hts vacation the last two weeks
I'm this month.
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Mission
GUESTS ARE
HONORED

Complimentary 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Wine - San Antonio and
Mr.. and Ms. r. Woody OF Houston,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. IT. Dohrn enter
tanned with a bridge dinner Monday
evening. A Unreliable personnel
was hidden.
Many flowers were In evidence,
their fragrance and bloom adding
to the honey and jolly atmosphere
prevailing.
Other guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. "A. p. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs
Flynt Sorrelle. Mrs. q. NJ. Abney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Swan, the lat
ter from McAllen
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BRIDGE CLUB
E%fTF R

The Thursday Bridge club met
att the home of Mrs. NJ. W. Carlson.
The living room waS made beauti-
fni with big bowls Of pretty cut
flowers. Three tables were laid for
bridge with pretty covers. TALES
an score pads.
After four lively games the scores
were counted. Mrs J F. Byrnes
held high. Mrs. ID. u. Squyres Sec
ond. and Mrs. C. G. Hartt held
low.
The hostess served delicious
c0c1anut cake and apricot sherbet
70 visitors Mrs. A. w. Cuff, Mrs.
&C. G. HART. Misses Rlendn Carl
son and Catherine Bowe. members
Mesdames n. T. Byrnas- D. N.
Suuyres. Clarence Hall. Walter
Moore. Drew Campbell. i. W.. Carl
son. and Miss MattileH Squyres.
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INFORMAL
BRIDGE PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing enjoyed a
gathering Of friends on Saturday
evening. spent IN bridge.
other participants were Messrs.
and Mesdames Ralph Dimmick. r.
r. Card. Mrs. Y. r.. Vawter and
Mrs. Smith, the latter from Illi-
nois.
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u OF CLUB
CHESTS PRESENT

The Modern Priscillas met with
Mrs. Albert McHenry Friday, with
IA members and visitors present.
"A delightful afternoon was spent
with sewing and fancy work. there
being two out or club guests, Mes
danes Hettrick and Ewell.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Elsa


The Presbyterian Auxiliary held
their regular meeting at the Elsa
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
afternoon. Seven members and two
visitors were present.
The president. Mrs. l.. 4. Stan
field was present after being away
for a three months visit. She was
I'm charge OF the meeting.
Mrs. NJ. G. Unzicker then had
charge Of the program assisted by
HRS. J. T. Galloway and Mrs. l.. j.
Wilson. The circle meeting will be
held on Wednesday, July 22nd with
Mrs. J. A. Liljestrand as hostess.
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SOCIAL Is
EVENT IN ELSA

The Presbyterian Auxiliary was
host at an ice cream social Friday
night and was enjoyed by almost
five hundred persons. Friday night
gatherings are held every week and
programs are provided for the en-
tertainment Of the many who come
from neighhoring towns.
July ~. reading songs will be
featured and everyone Is cordially
invited to attend the gathering.
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VISITORS FROM
COLORADO

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gustafson
and MIR. and Mrs. George Mitchell
OF Fort Lupton, Colo. arrived on
Tuesday for a visit at the A. G..
Carlson and o. z. Carlson homes.
Mr.. Gustafson Is a brother OF Mes
danes a. G. and >. K Carlson.
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81
AT BRIDGE

Mrs "A. c. Carlson. and Mrs. O
r. Carlson entertained "Wednesday
evening nv the home of Mrs. A a.
Carlson with SIX tables Of bridge
complimentinE their brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Gustfson o.
Denver. Colorado. who are visiting
here for q few weeks. The large
living and dining rooms were beau-
tifully decorated with y Uf red
roses The tables were laid with
pretty m~odernistic covers. TALES
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DINNER HOSTS
ON SUNDAY

MI. and Mrs. J. F. Galloway and
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. "A. Liljestrand enter
tanned on Sunday with a dinner at
the Liljestrand home honoring Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Gustafson and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell Of
Fort Lupton, Colo.
Besides the honor guests those
present were Miss Getive Etie. Mr..
and Mrs. A C. Carlson and Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Carlson and
children, Mr.. Milton LIiesIrand.
Neal and Bruce Galloway, Walter
and Stanley Liljestrand.
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The Baptist Missionary Society
met az the home OF Mrs. Campbell
with fourteen members present.
The president conducted the
devotional preceding the business
session. and after this Mrs. O'Neal
led the Bible lesson. making u very
interesting hy giving the historical
setting or the books OF jeremiah.
Before the study. seals were award
ed to eleven members who com
pleted the study book. Royal Serv-
Ice The meeting closed with pray
er BY Mrs. Nelson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-16

This American school savings
bank system is nov In o~neration in
$1,000 schools OF the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-16

Eight Presidents OF the United
States came from Virginia. Ohio
ranks second with seven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-16

Be az the home OF Mrs. II. e.
Carter.
Ice cold watermelon was served
10 Mesdames Earl Grass, Delbert
Bowman. Lola Hughes. II. S. Crock
EFT. wv. w. Wilson. Clara Hughes.
II. I'll. Adkins. j.. r. Barr, Jimmy
Shaw. w. M. Parks. John Blake
and Clyde BEEN.
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COLORADO GUESTS
COsTPLTNfENTED

MIR. and Mrs. y. w. Carlson gave
a dinner Monday evening az their
home complimenting Mr. and Mrs.
Art Gustfson OF Denver. Colorado.
The guests present were MI. and
Mrs. "A. G. Carlson. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. r. Carlson and Mr.. and Mrs. VI.
Mitchell also or Denver. Colo The
evening was spent playing bridge.
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for the benefit OF the missionary
schools.
This circle. with Mrs. Reed as
leader. Is, planning a large mission
ary and social meet In the Lions
park for Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Vandervort entertained the
other circle with a lawn picnic at
her home on Riverside Thursday.
with Mrs. Minyard in charge Of
the day.
NO program vas given and the
afternoon being spent in sewing
and fancy work.
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MRS. COZART
CLUB HOSTESS

The Lone Star club met With
Mrs. G.. q. Cozart last Thursday.
Roll cali was answered with amuse-
ments for children During the
business session. " was voted 10
send Mrs. shaw the president 20
College Station as n delegate for
the short course 70 be held there
the last part OF this month.
Mrs. Jarret. gave a very interest
Ing demonstration on making toys
for children. The next meeting will
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Edcouch
DINNER PARTY
HOSPITALITY

Mrs. ID. @. Squyres entertained
with "a dinner Monday at her home.
Red geraniums we're used for floral
decorations.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Bell. son
"A. O., Jr.. and daughter Miss Ruby.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. III. Crockett. sons
.. H.. Jr-. and Paul and Misses
Media and Mona Ruth.
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TWO HOSTESSES
ENTERTAIN

Miss Faye Wilson and Miss Caro-
lyn Cramer were hostesses on Thurs
dav to about twenty-five young
friends at a delightful party. The
guests from Elsa. Englemann Gar
fens and Edinburg met in Edinburg
at 4 D. m. and went on to Casc-de
Swimming Pool near McAllen where
all enjoyed about two hours in the
water.
After the swim, a delicious picnic
lunch was served, from there the
party proceeded to the beautiful
Cramer home at Englemann Gar
dens, where they found the front
lawn lighted with colored lights.
6parkles were given TO each guest
and later a number OF lively games
were played on the lawn.
At a late hour the guests were
all provided with pillows. blankets
or quilts and settled down on the
lawn TO sleep. In the morning fol-
lowing breakfast. the guests liked
70 the Englemann Club house After
games at the Cramer home. all
started for their homes going by
way Of Elsa where all were treated
70 ice cream cones by Mr.. Wilson az
the Elsa Drug store.
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GUESTS ARE
HONORED

Mr.. and Mrs. "A. @. Carlson ana
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Carlson enter
tanned wednesday evening AZ the
A. C.. Carlson home honoring their
guests Mr.. and Mr. Arthur Gustaf-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mitchell OF Fort Lupton, Colo. Bridge
and Hearts were played az six tables.
High score prize in bridge was won
for the men BY Mr.. ID. q. Squyres
and ladies high was won by
Mrs. Arthur GustafsOn.
After interesting games, delight
ful refreshments were served 10
Messrs and MeSdames Arthur
Gustafson and George Mitchell Of
Fort Lupton, Colo. Brooks Burke
lev OF Weslaco, Melvin Giese, VIM.
GeorRe. L. /. Wilson, A. p. Miller.
ID. G. SQuyreS, J. F. Galloway and
J. w. Carlson. Mrs. w. II. Moore.
Mr.. Vern Carlson or Sinton and
Misses Bienda. Marie ana Doris
Carlson.
L. z. Stanfield left Friday evening
for a couple Of weeks Visit with
relatives at Glenrose-
Vern Carlson Of Sint0n spent q
few DAYS the past week visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Carlson
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. George re-
turned on Tuesday from a trip 10
San Antonio.
Z. N. Brazil OF Beaumont Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. j. !. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Miller y
Gauehters returned ON Tuesday from
their vacation. sp 1T IN Yoakum.
With Mrs. Miller's parents, Rev. and
MRS. j. r. Lovett.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Carruth, VINO
have visited the past week ~ n
= p. Carruth home left on Tnurs-
raw for their home at Dublin, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stokes and Mr..
and MRS. d. NJ. Graham and daugh-
ters spent Sunday afternoon az
Boca Chica.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Moore spent
lhe weekend IN Weslaco WITH Nar-
ana MRS. Cliftor Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Custaison
and Mr.. and Mrs. George mitchell
II fort Lupton. Colo. and MI. ann
wrS q. Z. Carlson and Mrs. A. G.
carlson spent Thursday and FRIDAY
Al Point Isabel. Brownsville ana
Matamorcs.
Mrs. Joe Fl. Yarbro has purchased
some land on Miles l6 and ? Jus.
sne-half miles south Of Elsa ana
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INFORMAL
PARTY

Mrs. L. r. Card gave an informal
party for a few Of her friends In
the way or an evening at bridge
on Friday last, with a two-tab,e
personnel.
A study OF contract was made. No
prizes were given As this was
merely a test game.
The guests included Mesdames
j. j. Lissner, Arthur Noe. Terrell
McCloud. Mac Seffell. Hugh Echols,
Weeks Martin and r.. B. Vawter.
$50
DINNER BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTS
The Friday Night Dinner bridge
club met at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Wright the past week
with four tables Ok guests.
Mrs. Samuel M. Duffie was one
Of the high scorers. while Mrs. VIII
Brown and pearne Congton won
In the spirited contest for the two
crates or cantaloupes.
Among the out of club guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. O.. Plyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Congdon and
MIS- II. ". JElAIlr~.
49,
PERSONALS
Misses Ona Fay McLane and
Zeda Dorsett returned Sunday
from d weeks stay at Campo del
Arroyo.
Miss Betty Melden is spending
these two weeks at Campo de-
Arroyo at the ". wv. camp.
Theodore Manley Melden Jr.
came home Sunday from a six
weeks stay at the R. o. It. camp
near San Antonio.
Miss Virginia Gillespie came
from Deckard, Tenn. on Saturday
for "a visit with her sister, Mrs
Moulden Smith.
Miss Dorothy Ferris rs visiting ir
san Antonio this week.
Mrs. =. "A. Welsh. who has been
very i'll at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. feathers here
Is improving considerably.
Mrs. +. Cooley. Miss Vera God
bey and Miss Dorothy Swope lef'
for their home III Houston after
"a visit at tho home az Mr.. and
Mrs. C0nnan Wood mere.
The RI. n. Card family and Mrs
r.. -. Nawter. spent Sunday IN Nc