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tOEtN1GIBb.
ssss5a sSss: S''F: :af R ss e:
coHpie sss per month. Can ayatts' $50
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN NEARBY VIRGINIA
All modern improvements ana a shaay tot
Excellent nelEhborhood. See this Sunday, as
it will 80 quickly.
Five rooms and bath, All improvements;
hardwood floors Come early Sunday II this
one interests you.
THE VIRGINIA REALTY
COMPANY,
Mt. Vernon Ave. and Frazier Ave.
Aurora Hills. Va.
Phone Clarendon 647-W-1
Gross Highway Bridge on l4th street turn
office on your left.
DISTINCTIVE HOMES, CHOICE VIRGINIA
locations: river view; only 20 minutes ride
to washington.
New s-room, 2-bath brick colonial 2-csr
garage; monthly rental RsS.
s-room and bath attractive brick home
lsvstory on LIST moor 2-car saragei monthly
rental, $40.
New 7-room, a-bath brick home; 2-ear
garage; 800,
Attractive s-room bunEalowi 2-csr ga
rage; monthly rental. SIS.
5-room frame bungalow monthly rental,
efS.Uu.
Furnished OF unfurnished s-room and
bath frame home built-in saraEe S75 or
SIS monthly.
Open Saturday Evening to PM.
R. L. KANE. INC. Realtors,
1es S. washington St. Alexandri:; ~ Va
WANTED-SUBURBAN.
BY SETTLED LADIES-SMALL HOUSE ON
car line: bath, electricity; not over $50. Ad-
dress Box 405-J, Star once.
WANTED TO RENT POR 2 MO. FUR, OR
unfur. cottage, within 10 miles OF washing
ton. Some ground & trees Address s2S 18th
st NV. Met. s5ll.
YOUNG COUPLE EMPLOYED BY COY
eminent desire unfurnished rooms or apt
dress dress Be- Box sso-J. star TO once - II:
WILL BUY OR RENT SMALL MODEST
home fruit trees. garden grounds. driving
distance Washington Pun particulars az sna
SMALL BUNGALOW. FURNISHED OR uN-
furnished; nice locality; reasonable com
muting facilities Navy Bids permanent:
BOX 2ss-J, Star ONCE. 81
RENT-sToREs.
1913 az ST. s.w--sToRE, AND > Rooms
4i2 and E SITS. s.w.
1880 PENNA AVE. NW--FTNE BUSINESS
stand, store room and rear room S65; r.
o. BELT. Union Trust Bldg. l9'
REMODELED STORE. EXCELLENT LOCA-
month for right party. Cali at i7ol North
s7i2 l4th ST-ROOM, 1880: GARAGE;
growing business section. Adams 1928
FINE LOCATION FOR MEAT MARKET. 731
Si55 ,Oo-21Si PA. AVE. N.w.-Ex. LoCA-
gS-:s ,. stsr' os sPs tsss
4SSSSstsss i issh n nw2sfs. I ssort
ais 18th ST FH aM. D p pi.ETiet 7sss-7sss
ron FENI c g WITH. APT ,, e T2,1
ee ie1 $9ss Ps0' ms BIDS DIST 'S'ii eve
1882 PA. AVE. NW-FTNE LOCATION;
tailor shop now, but suitable for haber-
NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE NV. LARGE
corner store, r. & b.; cleo, gas. cellar
desirable legation for delicatesseni low rent.
COLORED.
1903 eth St NV. 5000 size room, bay
window front, suitable for barber SHOP or
any kind of business, good business locs-
''O''' DIXIE REALTY COMPANY,
| 1910 Vermont Ave. NV. National 1892.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS CORNER, SECOND
banking institution; now divided into sew
eral rooms; reasonable at $3.50 per month.
FOF p'F BIKE R ind HfD comPAN9 inquire
National 1882. EVENINGS. Decatur 1882. =
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY.
OAK ST, HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Is CALVIN ST. COTTAGE CITY.
PERRY BOSWELL.
Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Apply Monday
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SMALL SUBURBAN HOMES WITH
aFoundsi onU Ieasenable terms. We can make
qalek ealss " this kind 81 pr0nagty, u. o.
LILLE Takoma Park. ca -
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50 ACRES HIGH WOODLAND, = MILF
front state road; 10 mi =. c, near Clinton
Nd Suitable subdivision into building sites
and small farms. Sell MI or part. $50 acre.
J. H BLANDFORD townerl, Brsndywine,
Md. Brandywine ls-F-S.
200 ACRES AMI FRONTAGE ON LEE
Highway; good for a small farm develop
ment. Address Box s32-A. star once,
IN METROPOLITAN AREA; ROCK CREEK
and Rockville bouispardg. 1870 acres Noif
club; eentlemanS estate, stock farm; lefz
han &c per foot; sale OF lease Address BOX
2s9-J. Star Once.
3 ACRES ON MARLBORO PIKE 4 NILES
District line: ideal home site or business
corner: $500 Met ss74
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' AND Statesmen
should read this sd Houses repossessed End
thoroughly reconoitioned. s3,TS0 to $4,000
also bldg. lots Chevy CHASE. d. c and Mo
also hotel apartment site fronting Conn
ave. I blk from business zone. Isl and
2nd trusts available; also cemetery sites
also ene-acre lots in -9ne OF MasSa chusetts
ave. extended also beautifully Handicapped
acreage for Golf. club or esIthy mems es-
tates also bpnealoWs and detached houses
for rent, See me personally Fun com
mission FULTON II. GORDON, Poo. ms
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
POSITIVE SACRIFICE
SALE.

C(A1I~s
The place to really live Is in your own
nome. 227 Beverly place, Clarendon, Va
rooms bath hot-water heat, coy fireplace
Iun basement, large attic; all-metal weather.
stripped, fenced in yard; wen planted. Ideal
Tor children. Only S4.700; $500 cash. sac
mo. VIII accept late model light sedan car
as part payment. Inspect any evening this
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$500.
$500
F. w. HILBERT.
Falls Church. Va. Phone anR

AAA GHuICus va. FnOne SOB.
LYON VILLAGE, VA.
s-roem and bath home; h.-wh,, cleo,
'1Rf Ro Ia FaEass srf. ss7'o .ns terms Bsb
lot ss15o ' f ss sas city pr Tser 1885,
,,I LYON n, PAIRKI75-rOom. and bath modern
fhsooTesd attic; shade saraEe Price. $3.50;
o,.re,aoNS \. I 2 dRYoN CO; INC. ~,
AT ACTUAL COST.
N iS2i S CTS s. ne: oBrOokiand D. o.,
provemsnts auaiitS unsTcsllsd anSSher en-
NEARBY VA. PROPERTIES.
- Frame BUNGALOW, four rooms. heat, mod
e en- convenlences lot Soxioo; price, $4,000,
Modern two-story brick, seven rooms and
bath; hot-water heat and every convenience.
EXCELLENT location, Price, ss.25o; terms
wonderful shr ISSSms fvs5y
rage A real buy, $500; terms
cOmpsny snd pcs SfF seoK value lSsr by
GRAHAM & OGDEN,
s1s wood sos Ki RiS, St Alex 800; .,..
TO BE SOLD.
house hayins served the PURPOSE foS whieh
It's an English eotts9e t. DaI frSme e eon
Itruction Of lsTEe rooms and bath, on
plot bOxlS5i fully improved street, in a
highly restricted community less than u
minutes TO downtown Washington and Gov
eminent bldgs.. One of those rare bargains
only one family. can have this one act
quickly, Price. $50. and as little as 1915
phone, call or write
200 Arlington Ridge, Aurora Hills. Va
Phone Clarendon 1857
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
NEW s-sTY. TAPESTRY BRICK NEAR
exch. for acreage. Met. e474
OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY AT HERALD
Harhcr Nd. less than inventory. Address
42o4 9th 81. NV.
BOARDING HOUSE. 10 ROOMS, FURNISH
ed, majority occupied; cafe leased; scar
Eara9e rented; property will nay for self;
chance OF lifetime; tran. residence. Ills 9th.
WILL EXCHANGE MODERN 6-ROOM AND
bath brick house, near Eastern High for
3-5-rooui house, in District or suburb. Ad-
dress Box s0s-J. Star once
WANTED APARTMENT BUILDING. ABOUT
- ants, HAZE a PetwoFth row house,
sauity 5000 above enc trust Add some
cash Please giye details. Address BOX
1881. Star once
2 GOOD FARMS, NEARBY VIRGINIA.: SET.
tle eatate: mnst y 4lgpeaed 81 tmmediatslT.
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SUBURBAN HOMES.
TAKOMA PARK AND VICINITY.

s6eS0-oNLY 500 CASH AND $50 PER
MONTH-5-room modern BUNGALOW. h.-w.h
fireplace splendid location; close to eXpen-
S6, 950-BRAND-NEW MODERN 2-STORY
HOME-Located on paved street close IN
place; clear oak floors, large lot, garage.
Small cash payment
Ss,s50--NEW DETACHED BRICK-Jocated
IN the District, about squares from cars,
large rooms. fun tile bath built-in tub,
$1,000 cash; no trade
s10,es0 = CHARMING COLONIAL HOME.
tension. bright, cheerful rooms. large
covered porch, high elevation. beautiful
landscaped lot, numerous varieties Of roses
ana other flowers Many other features
that will appeal to those seekinE a real
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
225 Cedar St, Takoma Park. y. c.
Georgia i726. open Sunday.
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WANTED-ACREAGF.
SALE-LOTS.

QUICK CASH FOR ACREAGE ON HIGH
ways, Montgomery or Priace Georges Co,
within 10 mi d Q. Give location. lowest
price. etc. Box 1893. City p O.
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SMALL. EARNS.

2 e
RESTRICTED SUBDIVISION
ga and acre tracts. Land especially suit
cole for grapes, trucking. tobacco or chick
ems. on good road near Clinton Prince
GEORGES Co. Nd, about miles tor 10
minutes from D. G, line city electricity
and telephone ayailable Title guaranteed
BY reputable title company. Prices from $50
per acre up: very essv terms
JOHN A. BRICkLEY,
Specializing in
ACREAGE. ESTATES FARMS
Suite Toe-7l0 Barr Bldg Dist 1871
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RENT--SUBURBAN.

Modern house, rooms and bath q bed
roomsl, EarAge; $50 II. off Bait. Blvd.
Riverdaie, Md. will lease TO responsible
couple. S6S per month Call Hyatts. s5o.
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN NEARBY VIRGINIA
All modern improvements and shady lot.
Excellent neIghborhood. See this Sunday, as
1t will 80 quickly.
Five rooms and bath, AL improvements
like new inside and out. Stone fireplace and
hardwood floors Come early Sunday II this
one interests you.
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Omen SAT and sun uTntifl PM.
1922 Jackson st. u.e.-Splendid new
BUNGALOW, 5 large rooms. tile bath and
shower, completely euuippc Kitchen, Only
$500 terms.
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DINIE fvTaLIY CUMFANYs
Sunday. Decatur 2132. National ss8zaas
HERRING BAY VIEW. MD tDEALE BEACH
-Stx-room cortase, directly on the hayM
plenty OF garden and shade trees, port4zeas
For rent 70 RESPONSIBLE tenant hy week o.
menth co ID Upper Marlboro. then TO
Mt. Zion follow the signs to Owings Beach.
See Mr.. Oscar Mann on premises Or
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
&iMA2Ks Decatur 2k32. National D8s2
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NopERN BUEoALow WIN ACREAGE.
desirable ioeattans ainsoEt new St ears,
bus. stores, $3.50 90; terms asa s-rna
BUNGALOW, orchard crops LEGATION, Vienna
Church sas-F-ai. & ", 4khRx.
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LANHAM. MD.-BEAUTIFUL HOME, IA
rooms. 2 baths, 2 sleeping porches. all city
conveniences: large Twins room, stone nre-
place. porches, lawn, wonderful shade
trees, flowers, Shrubbery tennis court;
acres or more ground 10 miles from. city
BY Defense Highway or Penn. Ry. VIII sell
81 low price. Drive out and see g. y
HOWSER, owner. Phone HyattEvtile
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SALE OF RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED TO BTIY-HoUSES,

CHEVY CHASE, y GROOM CORNE-
detached house. 2 baths 2-cer Karsge: Ter
or sell reasonably. Call Columbia T46i-J, II
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RENT-DEsK SPACE.
WANTED-oFFICE SPACE.


WANT SMALL ROW HOUSE, GOOD NV.
section, for Coral Gables. Fla, bungalow
bringing $500 season rental. Address Box
3sS-J Star once.
s-sToRY BRICK HOUSE, ARRANGED FOR
three families; good condition modern.
double-car garsge. one trust. restricted
street, NV. Owner lives in one apartment
and rents others for 500 month VIII ex-
change for modern suburban or city prop-
erty, with lRFEe yard, not over Sll;0oo-
Phone Adams 1880 l6s
RARE. CHANCE TO ACQUIRE IN TRADE A
fine sll-stoDe corner, few blocks from Chevy
Chase Circle, only Sl4500; accept small
house or clear lots. CieY eib0 or ADAMS
65O6.
BUNGALOWS. ROOMS. .ELEc., WATER;
near District line. ne for small. Cheap
house in D C., or building lot, Address
Box 32l-J. star Once.
l25-ACRE FRUIT FARM, HIGH ELEVA-
ton. good soil convenient transportation:
suitable for retiring business man; VIII con-
slider hardware business or small rental
property in exchange: Price, $4,000. Ad-
dress Box sSs-J. Star once.
GOOD GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW IN
Takona for moderate-pFicee acreage or farm
land in Montgomery County.
D. c; hungaloH. rooms; exchange for
Carroll St. Tskoma Park. Ga $500
EXCHANGE CLEAR BUNGALOW CLOSE
IN. for clear large farm, LeesbuFg- warren
ton section, committing Address BOX sd,
Star ofice. TO-
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TAkONA PARK.
| -, 950--Lsrge TEkoma .ut With houses
vel built buuEalow, large rooms
and bah. front and rear porches
INV. heat broom cottage. well
rented 4 money saving proposition
| s. 5o0-Substs ntisl bungalow 5 r and
sleeping porch, INV. heat, easy
terms
Sc s0O--2-fsmty house W heat. baths
$500, S-yoom Dutch Colonial
beautiful wooded lots mi
Open SUNDAY and evenings. See Mr..
4 Johnson or
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Semi-bungsioW situated on corner lot
skis; six rooms, tiled bath with pedssts Il
BOWL oak hoors throughout, h-wh ami
saraBe buiit to match house, beautiful Ia
ana ShIuobeTy with hedge Owner wiIlinE
70 sell toT 81 800 less than purchase price
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RENT-FAEBS.
FOR RENr-5iq ACRES. VA ELEC &
State rds.; bus line: e-rm. house. bath. hem
merry, fruit $50. FULTON r. GORDON. Peo.
ms. Bids. Dis. 1921. Even, Clev 4T33,
WANTED-FARMS.
WANTED-SMALL FARM, MAXIMUM rs
acres close 70 D, C.; good road, stream low
price essential. Address Box 254-J. Star Of
nee.
WANT LARGE. RICH. MARYLAND OR VTR-
ginia farm; give particulars, including price
and location Address Post Once Box 206,
wANTED-To RENT FARM IN NEARBY
Address BOX 22o-J. Star once. 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

trip here and to Arkansas City
looking after business affairs.
Mrs. William Meyers and baby
are here from Kansas visiting her
parents MI. and Mrs. Chas. Harris.
Herschell Peake accompanied his
parents as far as San Antonio last
Sunday. returning from the city of
the Alamo again on Monday.
Clifford Billiard Is again busy In
the City Drug Store, after a vaca-
ton or a week
Mrs. Thomas McElray and her
sister. Miss Janet Whitworth re-
turned I'd their home in Young
stown, Ohio again on Monday. aft
er q visit with their lifelong friend,
MI. T. M. Melden. The ladies we're
recalled on account OF the Illness
Of Mr.. McElray.
:. l. Hardin was III Edinburg on
a business trip last Monday.
Mrs. r. G. Lowry Is here from
San Antonio on a business trip.
Nh. and Mrs. Sherman Irish are
here for q visit with their son in
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Jeffries. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irish's home Is in Lorain. Ohio.
Mesdames Florence M. Hayes,
Edward Oppenheimer and Messrs.
Arthur Hayes. Curtiss Beatty, Mr..
and Mrs. {. M. Duffie, Mrs. Nell
Dawson, Hugh Proctor and others
were In Harlingen Monday evening
attending the gathering held for
Admiral Byrd.
Edward Qnpenheimer left Sat
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urday for his sems-annual shop
ping visit In New York City get
ting goods for the Valley Mercan-
tile store.
Mrs. Conan T.. Wood arrived
home Sunday evening from her
visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooley and other relatives
and friends In Houston.
Mrs. Percy Herman was here
from McAllen Sunday visiting her
sister and nephew Mrs. Oppenheim-
err and son Bup.
Mrs. Fred Hedges Is sick nc her
home here and unable to BE- ut her
work.
Mrs. John Green OF Edinburg
was in Mission Monday.
John Kirkpatrick was here from
Edinburg on business last Monday.
Mrs. T. d. Sammons has been III
In bed the past several days.
Dave Wood was home over the
weekend from Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Council spent
a few days In Dallas, going via
Corpus Christi. where they spent
a day or two visiting friends.
r.. M. Melden and his brother
Charles spent q few days at home
the first OF this and the last OF
last week.
Mrs. Fred Guerin and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Esther Ferguson have re-
turned from a weeks visit tn San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wlmberly
and son were I'D from WeslAcc
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were guests Of the McAllen school
cafeteria at luncheon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Kinchelo are
here from Vernon, visiting a. the
nome OF their son In law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. wv. r. Par
rish.
Thomas Doughty. old time Mis-
sion resident. who has been very
iii, is recovering gradually, being
able to be up for several hours a
day now.
Miss Ruth feathers OF Weslaco
was In Mission Tuesday for a short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. feathers.
Mrs. :. r. Hardin and Mrs.
Samuel NJ. Duffie wer In McAllen
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Moore. Jr..
and son Donovan spent Sunday In
Harrington, the guests Of Mrs.
M0ore's brother In law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Cooke.
Miss Helen Duncan was home
from her schoolwork In Oklahoma
a few days this week.
Thomas Robertson of College
Station spent the weekend here at
the home or Mr.. and Mrs. III. =.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Brown. Miss
Louise Lockhart, Ty Cobb. Morris
Rome and Bob Bray were III Har-
lingen to hear and see Admiral
Richard Evelyn Byrd Monday.
George Speer returned to his
home In Austin Monday after a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
CHURCH
HAS NEW PRESIDENT

The City Federation Of church
women met at the social rooms in
the basement Of the First Method
ist church, with Mrs. A. L. Brasher.
the newly elected president In the
chair. Mrs. Jack Lehman was &C.
rotary protein.
At the conclusion OF the business
session a program OF music and
readings was given under the di-
rection OF Mrs. Polhemus. the new
vice president. Refreshments we're
served at the close and a social
hour enjoyed BY those present.
Several women were appointed as
committee members during the
year, as follows: Mrs. !. O.. Bushey
and Mrs. Harry Stewart or the
Christian church, Mrs. r. w. Hal
stead and Mrs. Lehman of the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. G.. r,
Gray and Mrs. Eppright from the
IAthcdist church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
P-ARENT-TEACHER WORK
TOPIC OF TALK GIVEN

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Parent-Teacher Association
took place nj the Wilson school
auditorium Monday afternoon. with
a fine attendance or both parents
and teachers. all or whom showed
great interest III the program.
The usual order or business was
conducted hy Mrs. G.. ID. Eppright.
the president. after which a solo
was given BY Mrs. Lee Trustt. The
Mothers Hymnal.' the PIT. A.
song.
The special feature Of the occa-
sion however. was the talk by Mrs.
John Green of Edinburg. who adj
dressed the meeting On the Par
ent-Teacher Worz" which was in
teresting from start to finish.
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spending the weekend with Mrs.
Wimbcrly's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Holl Spilman.
Miss Lucille has returned 70 her
home IN Crawford. after q several
weeks visit here with her brother
I'm law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Brooks.
MoutOn Cobb. editor OF the En-
terpriSe spent the weekend In San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hunter are
enjoying q visit from Mrs. Hun
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ter's brother II. =. Burkhart. or
Eldorado. Ark
II. ID. Sammons, j.. came home
the last or the week for "a few
days. Tom graduates from schrein-
CT this year.
y Mr.. and Mrs. CurtisS Echo.s re-
turned home Saturday from North
Texas.
Rev. Claude ID. Peake and Mrs.
Peake left Sunday for Dallas and
Temple. to be gone a week Oh more
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
BURNETTS HOSTS TO
DINNER BRIDGE CLUB

DR.. and Mrs. +. r. Burnett were
hosts to the Friday Mite Dinner
bridge club the past week, with q
lovely Mexican dinner. such rs are
always enjoyed AZ the Burnett
home. Mrs. Burnett being a spe-
cialist In Mexican cookery.
After the dinner bridge was
played. with five tables Of players
participating. Mrs. Plyler and II.
II. Rankin were the high scorers.
with Mrs. 8. J.. Hardin and g. p.
Wright lows.
Out OF club guests included
Messrs. and Mesdames n. IN. Thies.
T.. q. Plyler, w. r. Parrish and
Ray Vowel.
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The Mardi bridge club met At
the home ct Mrs. n. w. Gray on
Tuesday afternoon. with two tables
Of players present. Mrs. ]. #. Tan
ner holding high score Mrs. How
arth low. IA
Miss Louise Lockhart was the
only out Of club guest.
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Valley
Mission
SECOND BIRTHDAY
OCCASION OF TX

Herman Franklin Johns, who
was two years old Monday. was
honored BY his mother with a love-
ly party, having as guest Is Of
his little friends. There was q big
birthday cake with candles as well
as little tea cakes, with red Valen-
tine hearts.
The small folk spent the after
noon playing games children enjoy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
VALENTINE PARTY AT
HOME

The Philathea class Of the Baptist
Sunday school enjoyed the class
affair. which took the form Of a
Valentine party on Tuesday after
noon last. at the home OF Mrs.
Bob HardErave. with Mrs. Hard
grave and Mrs. Lundy as h~ostesses.
The decorations favored the Valen-
tine motif. the old fashioned visits
and the interesting games making
a splendid afternoons entertain
ment for the is members and
guests present.
Refreshments also took on the
Valentine theme. Mrs. Benson Is
the teacher az this class. Mrs.
Mathis the president. with Mrs.
Kruger the chairman OF program.
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Mrs. IT. B. Sammons was hostess
10 quite a party Of young people
last Monday afternoon. taking
them TO Harrington 10 hear and see
Explorer Byrd. Those included IN
the courtesy were her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Miller. Miss Helen
Eppright. Jack Miller and Grady
Walker.
Mrs. Fred Appi and Mrs. Williams
we're Edinblrg visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Martin. Mrs. Tom
Langham and Mrs. G. - Eppright
The Washington times., 1931-01-05
STREEKS
STANDS OUT

Uncovering the finest exhibi-
ton in history, a Smooth-work1ng
Skinker Eagle basketball team eX-
tracted some of the terror from
Olson's, Swedes yesterday. Sensa-
tionaI passing, accurate sharp
shooting and general class re-
turned Skinker'S victorious, 30
26.
The Swedes, headed by Olson
himself, lived up to expectations
but-though they fought furi-
ously every minute-could not
surpass the District combine.
Veteran Eagle guards, Ralph
Bennie and Dick StreekS, play
ed phenomenal floor games for
the residents. Nor would it be
just to overlook the all around
performance of Duke Allen, big
center, who completely out
played Wapp, his giant OppO-
nent.
Most interesting, however, was
the circus shooting of Olson, who
cashed shots from almost impos-
sible angles, using one hand TO
loop in four baskets from scrim-
mage.
The Swedes showed best in the
first halt which wound up in
their favor, Is to Is. Coming
back with a rush in the final
division, however, the Eagles
piled up a healthy lead but an
enemy rally had them on uneasy
street when play was checked.
The Washington times., 1931-01-05
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BIC JOLT

Babe Herman's holdout Is SNr-
prising in view Of the decision
of some of the wealthieSt club
owners not to hoist salaries thAs
season. It is the view Of ScnAA
that baseball salaries ought to be
cut IS per cent, but no owner
would dare to do that.
On the other hand, those play
ers who are demanding any
where from $1,000 to $4,000 as
a salary boost will be fooled, the
owners say.
AN are determined not to
carry on any long distance cor
reSpOndence. Some even 60 so
far as to say that any Of the
baking stars who won't take
what IL offered may find them
selves on the sidelines for .
season.
It is the intention of the club
owners. with the exception Of
Brooklyn, to tender contracts
similar to last season. Some
won't give out their contracts
until the last minute to avoid
any trouble with baking players.