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PREPARATIONS
PROBLEM

Recognizing the extreme delicacy
or international questions involved,
Secretary Stimson last night can
celled a radio speech he was TO have
made on the offer. He worked al
day on the speech: II was mime
ographed and ready for distribution.
Then he went TO the White House.
After a conference, he announced
cancellation OF the speech. II was
said on his behalf he felt he should
have more time TO prepare the ad-
dress because OF developments
abroad.
Among these were the announce
ment by Premier Laval 70 the
French chamber OF deputies that
an answer TO the suspension sug-
gestion would be in Washington by
tonight. Officials were especially
anxious 70 have that reply, and IN
the meanwhile reserved formal
comment on Laval's statement that
the Young plan, the law Of the
land, cannot be suspended for a
year without loss.
In his announcement OF the offer,
however, President Hoover express
ed his views toward reparations
changes with the assertion that
Preparations is necessarily wholly a
European problem with which we
have no relation"
Secretary Stimson likewise has
expressed opposition 10 the intro
duction OF what ne considers ex-
traneous factors. Among other
things officials said might come
within this restriction was the
suggestion BY Senator Segers 70 the
Belgian senate that his country
would be a 'dupe" II she accepted
a moratorium on reparations ex-
ceeding debt payments 70 the Unit
ed States.
Most officials agreed that the
announced intention Of Italy TO
ask assurances with reference 70
the connection between suspension
and the proposed Austro-G German
union came under Stimson's no
bargaining" statement.
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MODIFICATION
SUGGESTIONS
Are AWAITED
Washington Anxious
To Complete Pre-
liminaries

WASHINGTON, June 24.-iP-
Ramifications of the moratorium
proposal became somewhat clearer
today as official Washington held
itself in readiness TO receive pos
sible suggestions for modification
OF the plan.
Indications we're that substan-
italy unconditional agreement
might be expected only from Ger
many and Great Britain. The for
mer, in fact, already has accepted
the proposition without qualifica-
ton. Meanwhile, washington heard
of discussions intimating possible
reservation by France. Italy and
Belgium.
In official quarters here the fear
persisted that any reservations
would delay completion of neces-
sary preliminaries and prevent
speedy contamination Of President
Hoover's avowed intention TO slim
ulate world business by suspending
war debt and ~reparations payments
for a year.
The administration is anxious to
complete preliminaries in the hope
an agreement might be reached
soon. But the additional hope has
been expressed that reservations
will be withheld for consideration
after the idea OF the plan has been
accepted.
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OH. WHAT A BONER.

Arriving home from a party. Fred's
wife took her hat and dashed IL
against the floor.
What's the matter?" asked Fred
Matter? Why. YOU asked our
hostess how her husband was stand
ing the heat and he's only beer.
dead three weeks. Tit Bits.
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Mercedes Resident
Dies After Illness
fSneciol "a IND HnraId1

I'd Inc herald
MERCEDES, June "a Mrs.
Anna Barbara Bell, rs years Of age.
died at her home Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock. following an i'll
ness OF some duration. Funeral
services Will be held Wednesday
afternoon al 4:30 o'clock at the
Lutheran Emmanuel church. with
the Rev. A. Bartling. pastor. con-
Quoting the services. Mrs. Beck's
husband. the late Rev. Ernest Bell
a retired minister. died In 1927.
Deceased. who had been a resi-
dent OF Mercedes for twelve or
fourteen years. is survived BY a son
Arthur Bell. Of Mercedes and a
daughter. Mrs. Dan Scheibecher Of
Chicago and a sister. Mrs. Olga
Harring. of Mercedes. also three
brothers and two sisters az Lincoln.
Illinois. The remains will be for
warded TO Lincoln. Illinois for
burial.
GAME WANTED
SAN BFNITO. June 24.-Iothar
Tasto Of the san Benito Lutherans
says that the team wants an out
of-town game for the Fourth OF
July.
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PHONE NUMBER
SEVEN
Mr. n j. randy returned Mon

Mr.. II. j. Tandy returned Non
day from Beeville after spending the
week end with home folks.
Mrs. T. GroboSki and daughter
returned Tuesday from the Mercy
hospital IN Brownsville.
Miss Olive Ryan left Sunday for
Austin 70 visit her aunt.
Mr.. Wayne Sappenfield OF Cali
fornia Is visiting with his brother
and family. Mr.. s. 8 Sappenfield.
Mr.. w. r.. Scarlet OF Bremen,
Texas is visiting with home folks
Mi. and Mrs. s. 8 Sappenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hollon left
Sunday for Ranger. Texas to be
gone a week.
Mrs. r. G. RIchey entertained her
Sunday School class with a weiner
roast at Boca Chica.
Mrs. C.. o. Peterson and Mrs. e.
L. Chatelle were business visitors
in Brownsville Wednesday.
Mrs. 5. T.. Henderson and Mrs.
G.. y. Waller were business visitors
in Mercedes Tuesday.
MI. VIM, McNabb who was hurt
In q wreck Tuesday Is reported 10
be getting along Dcely.
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period the co-hostesses served a de-
licious repast to the eleven mem
bers attending.
PERSONALS
MI. and Mrs. w. III. Lang OF the
Brown Tract are enjoying a re-
union with their sons and daughter
whom they have not seen for sew
eral years. They r MIR. and Mrs.
G. G. Hartman and daughters
Iona, Marguerite and Ruth OF DE
Ridder, La, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w. Lang and son. Gordon and
Richard Of Mankato. MINI and
r.. Il. Lang or Wilman. MINI.
Mrs. Wrenn Rowland has re-
turned 10 her home from Harlin-
gen where she underwent an OPP
Grafton.
Jack Goode accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. q. "A. Goode and
his sister. Mrs. Alton Caffal Of
San Benito left this week for n
visit to Corpus Christi where Mr..
Goode now resides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee iAlddox have
returned from a short trip to
Nacogdoches.
Miss Elizabeth Allen or Harlin-
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Valley Society News
and EDeRfS

gen, Valley Girl Reserve secretary
was a visitor I'm Rio Hcndo Thurs
day.
Mrs. zula McMinn OF LcnEvirWr
Texas. has returned TO her home
after a visit with her parentAB Mr-
and Mrs. Ike Harper.
MI. and Mrs. Norbert Bidde9na1u
OF Cleveland, Ohio, and Bob NC
Cune and Russell Biddeson OF Ma
olson, Ohio. who have been tnE
house guests or Mr.. and Mrs Lmfn
Dale left Thursday morning. 1na
trip will be made by way uf ANA
rillo. Yellowstone National PARK
and then To their homes I'm Ohio
G. B. King, ". 5. tomato fnspec-
tor. left this week for Yoakum fur
duty.
Mr.. IKE Harper who has been
seriously sick at his home hare y
convalescing.
Mrs. J. J. johnson and Miss
Mildred johnson left Thursday
morning for Chicago. They VIII
motor through.
Miss Florence Houghtelltng VINO
operated the western Union sea-
sonal office here has returned 70
her home In San BenitO-
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDitieS
San BenitO
oLIvER-EDwARDs WEDDING

The announcement Of the mar
riage Of Miss Nell Oliver and Win
fred Edwards on Wednesday morn
ing, June tenth, at the home Of the
brides parents in San Saba has
been received here.
The ceremony was witnessed by
only a few intimate friends OF the
couple.
Following a wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards will have their
home here.
Mrs. Edwards has been a men,
Der of the San Benito school facul-
ty for the past two years and has a
great many friends here. Mr.. Ed
wards is interested in q grocery
business here with his brothers,
known as Edwards Grocery. He is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L ~ Ed
wards.
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AN SAVING CLIIB

Mrs. VIM. Stier was instrumental
IN the organizing q sewing club for
the little girls. They are TO meet
each Wednesday at the home OF the
members. The following officers
were elected at the meeting We'd
nesday at the home Of Miss jamie
Stier.
President. Verdale Page, VICE
president, Dorothy Sanders; secre-
tary, Ernestine Galloway. The next
meeting will be ct the home OF Mrs.
Stier with Lucille Mcmillan as hos
tess. The sewing will be supervised
by Mrs. Stier. The members Of the
club are: Verdale Page, Joan ahd
Ruby Jean Peterson. Doris Marie
Peterson, Dorothy Sanders, Lucille
Mcmillan. Evelyn KYLE, Billie
Bingley, JAMIE Stier and Colene
Lvey.
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meeting was given over to routine
business matters.
The new pastor is expected to
arrive sometime during the week
preceding June %.
GRADUATES HONORED
The Christian Endeavor society
was host to the graduating class
and sophomore class at college OF
those in their society with a din
ner party one evening last week.
Those who were honored in college
were Herman McKinnon, Bill Say
les, OF the seniors in high school
were Everett Braden, Max Schoen-
field and Leonard Wilson.
The colors of the society were
used In the decorations, red and
white, with a centerpiece OF red
and white roses.
During the evening Mrs. A. q.
Haigh acted as toastmistreSS. also
short speeches on various subjects
were given by Max Schoenfeld, Lor-
ayne Harper and John Serota.
Guests were Mrs. A. O.. Haigh. Bill
Sayles. Bruce Harper, Emily Yag-
err. John Serota. Earl Braden. Lor-
ayne Harper. Marian Fincley, Eve
lyn Goad, Bob Wells. John Mar
ion Boyd, Gertrude Evans. Frank
Serota, Fred Wager, CloSner RAM
sey, Jessie Mae McHam. Mary Find
ley, Ed Boyd, Selma Richard, Anne
Serota, Don Zimmerman. Mrs. Hen
ry Chunn, Venita Duncan, Char
lotte Bessex and the sponsor, Miss
Colliee and Mrs. Hay.
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Los Fresnos
NEIGHBORHOOD
BRIDGE CLUB

The members OF the Neighbvr
Bridge club met on Thursday eve.
ming at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gobar. Miss Wayne Corr
don OF San Benito was a guest and
with Bernard Gobar played the
hands OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Clark
who were absent. A salad course
was served at the close OF the
games.
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f n AVENUE CLUB

Ten members and one guest were
present for the meeting Of the
Pennsylvania Avenue club when It
met at The home OF Mrs. L. A.
Carpenter Thursday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Porter, County
Home Demonstration agent. gave a
demonstration OF the ways of max
ing braided rugs. She told Of lie
use OF burlap in making braided
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Mercedes
BUSINESS CIRCLE EVENT

One OF the delightful events OF
The week was the entertaining Of
the Business circle OF the Presby-
terian Auxiliary, the h0stesSes be-
ing Mrs. r. w. Mcqueen and Mrs.
Lellah Lyle.
The meeting was IN the nature
Of a garden party. the dinner ta-
bles being arranged IN the beauti-
fl patiR of the Mcqueen home,
whsre lovely flowers bloomed and
iillTd the air with rare fragrance.
Mrs. X. b. Wilmer was the
speaker for the evening. taking on
Missionary work. and the Benefits
derived Therefrom." Assembly sing
ing closed the evenings program
which was enjoyed by the two hos
tesses and the following guests:
Mesdames Wilmer. II. E. Sugg. II.
r. Bennett. Clarence Rouse, Bess
Roberts. r. II. Kern
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Rio Hondo
LADIES AID HAS
BIRTHDAY PARTY


The Ladies Aid OF the Com
munity church entertained with q
birthday party in honor of the
ladies' having had birthdays in the
past six months. Special guests
for the occasion were the hus-
bands of the members OF the Aid.
The party was given on the
lawn OF the home of Mrs. j. Cham
bcrs on the Brown tract.
Mrs. Forrest Woodside and Mrs.
James King had charge OF a nicely
arranged program. Religious songs
were sung and whistled by those
present.
Mrs. Harry Rogers and y. j.
Sitz sang a duet Silver Threads
Among the Gold. Mrs. III. CRUDE
gave a reading The Little Boy
and the Bear. Mrs. King also
gave a reading Speak Up Ike, Ex-
press Yourself. "A clever whistlIng
solo was given by Mrs. II. John
q The Cable. After the pro-
gram interesting games furnished
pastime for the remainder Of the
evening.
Refreshments OF Ice cream and
cake were served to about fifty.
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HOME DEMONSTRATION

The members or the Home DEM
onStration club met on Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Bobo with Mrs. G. II. Kyle as hos
tess. Miss Dorothy Porter was pre-
sent and demonstrated the finish
ing Of garments. Lunch was served.
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Edinburg Society
BAPTIST SOCIETY

The missionary society met Tues
day afternoon at the Baptist church
60 discuss the plans for getting the
brick building now In front Of the
Baptist pnrsg-- W ir Ec-T ->-s FOR
the arrival CT the Rev. Homer w.
Grimes. new pastor. The entire
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CHURCH SUFFER-

The seniors Of the high school
class and Of the sophomore college
class of the PRESBYTERIAN church were
honored at the weekly prayer meet
ing supper Of members Wednesday
evening.
A table was laid for twelve guests
and little diplomas containing a
fortune were Used as place mark
ers. Small owls were used as plate
favors while a large sowl hung on
the wall back Of the table. "A large
bowl Of bluebellS and red geraniums
introducing the school colors was
used as the centerpiece.
Each OF the guests read his for
tune and Mrs. o. w. Curry gave
a reading.
Honor guests we're: Herman Nc
Kinnon and Alton Mauer Of the
college and Harold Pendleton, Ro-
bert Smith. Paul and Aiyce Molle-
nauer, Ethel McManus. Robert
Henry Klossner. Mary Huey, Ester
Entz. Harriet Dinger and John J.
Clossner, Jr., Of the high school
About fifty members and friends OF
the graduates attended the supper.
Rev. r. Z. Porterfield, pastor, talk
ed informally.
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BARBECUE FOR
MISS yANN

Mr.. and Mrs. walter Vann en-
tertained with a delightful barbecue
2 few evenings ago. in honor OF
their daughter, Miss Estelle Vann.
Motoring 10 the Progreso bridge.
the evening was spent In games,
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MISS DAVIS WEEDS

Miss Mary Lilly Davis daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Plus Davis Of
the Sugarland district near here
was married this week TO J. r.
Robertson formerly Of Dallas but a
resident OF Rio Hondo for the last
two years. The wedding took
place at the Baptist Parsonage on
Friday night at 8, o'clock with Rev.
Ira Garrison officiating in the
marriage ceremony.
The only witnesses OF the mar
riage were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j..
Thomas and Rev. and Mrs. Ira
Garrison.
The bride was attired in n white
dress with white accessories. The
young couple left Monday for q
few weeks trip TO points In East
Texas. but will make their home In
the Arroyo City in the near future.
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COUNTRY CLUB BRIDGE

A benefit bridge was given at the
Country Club thursday afternoon
by the women's Auxiliary club. The
club house was very artistically de-
corated in the various spring flow
ers. After the games a two-course
luncheon was served. Miss Gertrude
Schaleben held high cor for the
afternoon and Mrs. Harwell second.
About forty guests were present.
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ALTAR SOCIETY

The Los Fresnos Altar society met
on Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. j. Staufer.
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WOAIAN's SERVICE CLUB

The members or the Woman's
Service club met Thursday after
noon at the school auditorium.
Iwenty-three members and two
visitors were present.
HoStesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. +. G. Richey and Mrs. w. r.
BowleS. Mrs. Paul Cotrell of San
Benito gave a very interesting talk
on nature trees and shrubs. A re-
port on Valley Federation was given
by Mrs. z. 1. Bucklin, contest con-
Quoted by Mrs. Cilley.
Refreshments were served AZ the
close Of the meeting. On June 18th
the club will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Kerr Of San BenitO with Mrs.
Charles Gobar assisting.
METHODIST MISSION
Mrs. De zumwat. was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to the members
OF the Woman's Missionary Society
OF the Methodist church. The study
for the afternoon was the second
book Turn Toward Peace" with
Mrs. +. G. Richey leader.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lfpe were
guests Of relatives in Ell Jardin
Sunday.
Reverend and Mrs. w. III. Mar
shall and children left Sunday afte--
noon for Temple. Texas.
Mar. and Mrs. Joseph Kretz and
son Edward left Monday for Temple.
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EVENING BRIDGE

The wednesday Evening Dinner
Bridge clubs had as joint hostesses
for their meeting this week Mrs.
John I. Lomax and Mrs. Knox
Smith.
After dinner at the Stonewall
Jackson Hotel the members as
sembled at the home of Mrs. Smith
in North Shore Park.
High 0 holders in Mrs. Lom-
AXIS club we're Mr.. and Mrs. z. B.
Wells while Mrs. E. K. Ogden and
Robert Richardson Of Olmito were
high in Mrs. Smiths.
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LILLY-WALLACE


Miss Anna May wallace OF Yves
Taco and Jesse Lilly OF this city
we're married Saturday afternoon
by Judge Il. @. Couch In Edinburg.
according to an announcement Just
made.
MI. Lilly Is employed by the To-
cal Central Power and Light com-
pany. They are making their home
IN Weslaco.
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U JOYNUS KLAss

Mrs. Lewis Hatch entertained the
Kun Joynus Klass in her home
here this week in their regular
monthly session. Miss Luella
Hatch assisted the hostess In dis
pensing Inequalities.
The meeting was opened with
prayer, Mrs. Edna Johnson giving
the devotional. During the bust
ness session several matters were
discussed and decided upon.
The lesson for the afternoon was
from the 18th chapter OF the Cor
inthians.
AT the conclusion OF the study
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MRS. BYRD
is HOSTESS

Mrs. James Casey and Mrs. j. l..
Bates were guests when Mrs. o. l..
Byrd entertained the members OF
her Silk Stocking Club Thursday
afternoon at her home or South
Bowie.
Shasta daisies we're used for dec
orations with a color scheme OF
green and white predominating in
the accessories for the games OF
bridge
The high cor award among the
club members went 10 Mrs. G. E.
Hudson and the guests award to
Mrs. J. l.. Bates.
The club viii be entertained next
by Mrs. Bernie Goolsby.
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a delicious barbecue

following a delicious barbecue
picnic.
The guests included Misses Ruth
Wood, Catherine Stotler. Virginia
Winn and DE We're Wilson. Hoyt
Hager, Bill Clifford, Mrs. r. NJ.
Mnln, Mrs. r. Sacquard OF Calves
Ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Poteet.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR MIR. F0SSLER
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fossier. s..
were the recipients of a delightful
surprise party q few evenings re
Gently when a group Of their friends
gathered at their hoSpitable home,
Just north Of Mercedes. the occa-
sion being Mrs. Fossler's birthday.
The Fossler grounds, numbered
among the prettiest in the sur
rounding community, always afford
beautiful flowers for the house, and
on this occasion the rooms were
lovely in floral decorations. the
hosts quite unaware OF what the
evening would bring forth.
Happy conversation. reminiscent
stories and radio programs afford
ed diversion for the evening, with
the following making up the sur
prising personnel: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cuiper, MI. and Mrs. Jacob
FoSsler. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. II. D
Lankopp, Mrs. Della Sullivan OF
San Antonio, MI. and Mrs. Albert
Struble and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Vogel Of Donna. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Karle, Mr.. and Mrs. Erchinger.
Miss Audrey and John Cuiper and
Ben Karle.
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ANA Is considering a law to make
compulsory the use OF the Span
ish language in all commercial doc
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TUESDAY LuNcHfoN CUB

Mrs. Roy Klossner entertained the
Tuesday luncheon club this week.
The house was very attractively de-
corated with roses.
Two tables Of players participa-
ted in the bridge games. Mrs. Char
les Chase making high score. "A
two-course luncheon was served to:
l.. +. Terry. Watt Fnkler, Charles
Chase, Iarnum, A.. v. Buown.
Henry Klossner. Ida Conley and <.
S. Hearn.
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PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE

Seven members were present
when Mrs. Z. B. Hill, chairman of
Circle Three of the Presbyterian
Women's Auxiliary, was hostess to
her circle.
The bible study was led by Miss
Flora Stookey while Mrs. r. II.
Gerlach conducted the missionary
program.
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HINKLY Il A DINNER

Bonnie Hinkly entertained with a
stag dinner party followed by
bridge at the Aztec Cafe honoring
James f. Mccoy OF Topeka, Kan
Sas. Mr.. Mccoy has been visiting
Gordon Thomas. his roommate at
N. M. NJ. I. at Roswell, New Mex
leo, following his graduation there.
Eight guests enjoyed the hoSpi-
tally.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. z. w. McClintock and Mrs.
c. G. Lyons OF Donna were visiting
in Fdinburg Thursday.
Miss Louise Porterfield OF Tivoli
is here visiting Ter brother, the
Rev. r. z. Porterfied.
Mrs. Douglas Mackenzie and
children, Louise Scott, Mary Wick
and Douglas, Jr.. left Thursday even
ing for San Antonio where they VIII
visit for a short time. From there
they will 90 on to Marshall to visit
Mrs. Mackenzie's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.\ Chesley Adams.
Louise Blocke of Wheeling. w. Va,
left Edinburg by auto yesterday en-
route to her home after having spent
two weeks in the Valley and Old
Mexico sightseeing. She was &C
companied by her brother, Harold.
Hale Schaleben. student at Texas
University has returned home here
to spend the summer with his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. II. o. Schalsbea.
The convention for Rainbow girls
Is to be held in San Antonio Thurs
day and Friday and Saturday. Those
leaving Edinburg Wednesday were
Mrs B. ID. Combs, Mira. r. D..
Hendricks. Mildred Combes. Avis
Hendrix. Clara Belle Eolemon, Title
Weathersby. Marion Combe5 and
Ruby Black.
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SOCIETY
WITH MRS. DYER

Mrs. j. p. Dyer was hostess Il
the members of Circle Three of the
Methodist Missionary Society al
her seaside cottage at Holly Beach
this week when the members held
a cooperative luncheon.
Mrs. w. S. Farley led the devo-
tional during the afternoons pro-
gram.
The program was on the Teach
ings Of Jesus on Human Relations
which finished the study book.
Mrs. A. ". Logan vas elected Il
act as circle chairman during the
absence Of Mrs. j. p. Dyer who viii
leave soon on an extended vacation
The next meeting will be helc
with Mrs. j. II. Sanders.
Fifteen members and Mrs. G. M
Meadows of San Antonio. Mrs. Lii
Ian Richards. Mrs. Doris Worley
Miss Grace Alsmeyer. Miss Virgins
~Castleberry and Miss Lois Jen-
kins, and A. V. Logan and j. p
Dyer we're guests.
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PARTY

Twelve guests were entertained
by Yvonn Foster when she cele-
brated her twelfth birthday.
The guests enjoyed a swimming
party which was followed by a
weiner roast and picnic supper.
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PIONEER

The Pioneer club members were
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. o. II. Polly at her home. A
profusion Of summer flowers were
used for decorations.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. Clarkson Cowgirl held high
score.
Mrs. Tom Jones was the only
guest at the club.
The final meeting OF the summer
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Floyd Worth in two weeks.