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ing to standard, are expected to exceed last year.
 Home canning has generated huge demand for glass jars and Owens Illinois Glass company re- ports demand for glass jars 10 times larger than at any time since 1920.
 Despite the depression, house. noidefs have contihded to discard the old ice boxes for new rnechafi. teal units. Thus far in 1892, Standard Statistics reports, between 700, ,006 and s00,000 household models were sold, against distribuA tioh Of 770,060 all last year.
 Many sections of the country re. port large numbers of men .et1s pi6yed on building projects. Phila4 deiphia has let contracts for a $30,4 0o6,000 subway. Cleveland reports | thousand men employed at 50 cents an hour doing road work in Cuyahoga cotihty. The Ford Motor company, 1t was reported, is plan ming new plant at Painesville, Ohio, valued at several million dol- iars. Cuff oil company at Toledo is expanding at q cost of more than $2,066, ,000.
 American Bridge company at Gary, ind, Is busy filling q 4s.000 ton order for | Chicago post office; and 10000 tons for 6 New Orleans bridge. California reports 129 fed- eral projects scheduled to begin in the winter, employing thousands of men. Seattle reports building per- frnits keeping up to normal. Austin, Texas, this week reported $S,000,- 900 highway contracts to employ 12,060 men.
 The steel industry had its bright spots. Clearfeld, Pa, may secure a new stainless steel industry efn- ploying at 1sast 250 persons. it was reported. Pittsburgh steel Co. has started construction of an addition to its plant at Allenport. Pa. Co., lumbia steel mill, at Pittsburg, Calif., has put It's tin mill on four days weekly, against 2 to days in the last several months. Jack sen, (Ohio) Iron and Steel com. pany has resumed operations.
 Denver reported 30,0OO addition al workers for a 100 day period will be required around the first of October when the sugar beet season opens in the Rocky mouf- tain district. That section also re- ported a seasonal gain in employ ment in the coal industry.
 Chicago reported electricity out put for the district at 101,015.000 kilowatt hours for the week ended September 19. This is only 0.7 per cent less than the corresponding week of last year. The Illinois Bell Telephone company has approved expenditure of $4,250.544 for ad- difiohs and betterments. U. s. Cold storage Corp, Chicago, earnings to September 30 were estimated s50,060 ahead of last year.
 South Bend, Ind. reported need for mechanical draftsmen and de- signers So great 1t was necessary to call in workers from outside the city. .-.
 The Riverside Cement plant at
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Democrats Will
 Tend to Tracy

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 will be arranged for.
 TO night the democratic leaders of the 18th district will meet at the home of Town Committeeman Timothy GArrefi on Melrose avenue in Fairlawn Manor. The 18th dis- trict, part of the old republican 17th, turned in a democratic ma jority for the first time in the his tory Of the city for that section of Waterbury in last years election. It is believed that under the lead ship of MT Garren the democrats will again gain q majority in this years polling.
 rom rrow night the Italian Democratic club will meet at the City Hall for the purpose of per- feofing election plans, also. Dr Harry Dochelli, president of the club will preside. Other sectional gatherings are expected during the coming ten days.
 Of course, Chairman Crafy ex- plaffied today, the democrats will stick to their old plan of holding whirlwird rallies in Brooklyn, on washington Hill and on Lower Baldwin street on the eve of cleo ton. Before then, though, rallies are to be held in other districts by committee members and the usual rally will take place at Franco American hall on South Main street.
 Last night the republicans held a rally at the home ex.Alderman Harry B. Dow. MT Dow was chairman of the charter comniis- sion which sought urisuccessfuily to have a city manager form of adopted for Water bury.
 Mir Tracy, the mayoralty nom- inee, George w. Greene, candidate for controller, Judge John F. Nc Grath, Mrs Frank Bowes, candidate for the board of education, Mrs Fred A. Webster, also a nominee for the same board, Mrs Dorothy vandercook, who seeks the office of school commissioner, Alderman e. Arthur Dubois, Attorney Fred PAlof1ba, candidate for tax collec- tor, Chairman T. B. Conway and Robert Stone, who seeks the office of town clerk, we're the speakers.
 Mf Tracy attacked the demo- cratic claims that the city's debt has been reduced and denied the claim that Mayor Hayes admins tration has any credit coming for reducting the tax rate. MT Greene spoke along the same lines while the other speaekrs urged support of the g.. o. p. candidates in the coming election.
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Survey Has Just
 Been Completed

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NEW TEXTILE
 COMPANY FORMED

lseston. sept sl,.-lprl--orsan- isation Of q new coripaiiy to be tie Export oorporAti6h was an- iiourceS to4dsy bx Peppsreii Man tifacturins compGny 3nd weillAs- ton Sears 6ofnpany.
 The new concern, o6mbinins she export departynent of Peblerell anq Wsiiinston sears, will sell ex- ciuAiveiy for export the ,mtfchan- disc Of the tw6 oofzipaniss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-24
John McMahon Dies
 In Respirator; Two
 More Cases To-day
Eight -Year-Old ThOmastOn Lad Succumbs Six Hours a s After Being Placed in ''Iron Lung''Latest De- velopments No Bar to Schools Opening, Says Godfrey

Health records show one death from infantile paralysis during the past twenty-four hours with two new cases reported, making an ac- tive total of 23 and a total of III since the start of the epidemic.
 John McMahon, 8, son of Mir and Mrs Joseph McMahon of Stoughton street, Thomaston, died in the respirator at St Mary's hos- pitai six hours after he was admit ted after being rushed from the
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Climax Coming
 in Ceilings Case
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mer inmate of state asylum.
 The sS ether said 1h he was as, Carl sl,i Nsw mitted that recently he. had been The pair were examined for hours during the night and today by AL exander G.Blue, district attorney in Suffolk county. cooperating with
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Waterbury hospital.
 The respirator at the latter in- stitution is being used by two year old clifford Wickstrom Of Cit- izens avenue who. is improving daily.
 There is nothing to prevent the opening of schools for next Mon day, 1t was stated by Dr Godfrey this morning. This action was taken at the board of education meeting yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-24
Walter R. Downs Elected President
 of State Banks

Norwich, Conn, Sept 24--(UP) The Savings Bank Association of Connecticut has chosen Walter R. Downs of New Haven president to succeed the late Judge James F. Woodruff of Litclif1eld.
 The association, meeting here yesterday, chose Robert c. 01azier of Hartford, Charles B. White of New London and Noah Lucas of New Britain as vice presidents, William j. Ltlrn of Wallinsford as secretary, and Marcus Merwin of New Milford as treasurer.
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Successor to All
 CapOne Arrested
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boss'' in Brooklyn and Queens. and said he expected to succeed Scar- face Al in about six months be- cause Aiphonse was looking for | successor.
 Devito's arrest was the result Of the same trouble suffered by ca. pons in his latest conflict with the law--income tax reports. He was arraigned on the federal ipdict. rAeht, then wes released in $S,00O ball for trial october IS.
 The federal indictment charged he made an incorrect refsort on his $503.353. income hack in 19av. Devito filed on the Income but
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
ONE GUEST OF
CLUB PRESENT

Mrs. Herbert Melch was hostess
to the Tuesday afternoon bridge
club with a two-table personnel.
There was but one out OF club
guest. Mrs. Nelson Wimberly.
a pleasant afternoon was spent.
with deliciously COOLING refreshments
served by the hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Valley Society NeWs
and EDentS

after a visit here with Mrs. Nor
rells parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Urban.
The Gregg Wood and Peavy fam
lies r in Uvalde where they
witnessed the marriage OF j. p. Cot
ttngham TO Miss Birdie Kelley. on
Thursday.
l.. J. Littlefield OF Canton, O., was
a Mission visitor Monday.
L. j. Abbott, OF Malvern. Ark,
was in Mission recently.
Mrs. Vernon b. Hill and son.
Vernon. who have been spending
the past several weeks with Mrs.
Hills mother. Mrs. Jochridge In
Austin, came home the last OF the
week.
p. II. Lindham on Chicago was
here on business last Monday.
q. Hilberg Of Brownsville, here
in the early days before there was
a Mission. was in the city the first
Of the week.
J. B. Nail was here from Pal
estine the last of the week.
w. B. Small. land owner In the
vicinity Of Frederick. Okla, was q
visitor Friday.
w. M. Goggin OF Lincoln. Neb..
who is connected with an insur-
n company Of the east. was in
the city Saturday on business.
DIN ID. Mann was here from
Lincoln, Neb.. Saturday.
MeSdameS Florence M. Hayes,
II. b. Sammons. Leon Brown. G. ID.
Eppright and Mrs. a. B. Cole. the
latter from Edinburg. were in Rio
Hondo Tuesday. attending an all
day meeting OF the Valley Y. w.
G. "A. board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kingman
Of H~arlingen were in Mission
Wednesday. They are leaving next
week for Houston where they will
enter the grocery business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Ross left
Saturday for Oklahoma. where
Mrs. Ross mother is critically i'll.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Breakfast At
Sunrise For
Edoouch Set

EDCOUCH. Aug. Mrs. A. c.
Bell, and Mrs. 5. H. Crockett chap
eroned a crowd Of young folks on
a sunrise breakfast Monday morn
ing The young people met at the
Methodist church lawn about 6 a.
m. with breakfast supplies.
The boys built a campfire and
soon there was o very appetizing
breakfast enjoyed by Miss Naughty
Squyres. Erma BEEN, Ruth and
Media Crockett, Entrances Aregood.
Nilah Hardin, Ruby Bell, Stella
Ballenger and Marjorie Byrnes,
Messrs. Maynard Couch, Ellis BEEN,
John Aregood, A. c. Bel Jr., Chas.
Mccoy, Paul w. Weight and Rev.
8 II. Crockett.
ELSA AUXILIARY
GUESTS AT MEET
The Methodist Missionary Socie-
TWAS entertained Tuesday by
Mksdames John Couch, George Car
ter, and John Aregood at the home
OF Mrs Couch. The Auxiliary men,
bers OF the Presbyterian church OF
Elsa were also guests. Mrs. Pats
was chairman OF the program. The
hostess served delicious Ice cream
and cake TO twenty seven guests.
PERSONALS
Rev. and Mrs z. c. Beast and
daughter, Joy were dinner guests
at the A. J. Stephens home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Nelson left
Monday for a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Lester and
daughter Marjorie Of Mercedes,
were week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Johnston.
Mrs. BERTHE Davis and children
returned to their home In Crystal
City Friday, after an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew @. Level
and.
Mr.. and MIS-. j. c. vanderhide
and daughter, Miss Mary Louise
came home Tuesday from visiting
relatives in Yoakum and San An
tonic.
Nj. and Mrs. d. @. Squyres had
as their guests Friday for luncheon.
Mrs. o. E. Carlson. Mrs. S. B. Bled-
soc OF Weslaco. and Mrs. v. NJ.
Sutphen OF Donna
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Gordon and
Miss Peggy JOY OF Edinburg, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Huwey of San
Benito were guests Sunday at the
G Z. ReaSonover home.
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7wo McALen Hostesses Honor
Houseguests at Bridge Party

c. Paxton, and low score to Mrs.
ID. @. Perkins.
The guests included Misses Mary
Virginia Barron. Evelyn Earnest,
Elizabeth Whitlock, Lucille Robert
son, MeSdames Edna Hickman, Va
Folsom, John Boyd of Waxahachie.
Orville Cox, Niles Esrey, S. j. Pine.
d. c. Perkins. Z. l.. Meyers. Lester
Aaron, William Guerron, John Ha-
den. j. c. Paxton, and the hostess.
PERSONALS
Miss Frances Brady has returned
TO her home in Waxahachie after
a three weeks visit in the home OF
Mrs. Ola Malaney. Miss Brady was
a classmate Of Mrs. Malaney's
daughter, Mrs. william Boyd and
Mrs. John Boyd.
Mr.. and IRIS. Marvin Sneed have
returned from a vacation in Dallas
and other points in north Texas.
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence StOkely are
in st. Louis, Missouri for a visit
with relatives.
Mrs. j. B. Sigler and little daugh-
ter, Ruth. are visiting in Houston
at the home Of Mrs. Sigler'S parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Martinez Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Buescher and
daughter Toodles. have returned
from Smithville where they attend
cd the funeral of Mr.. BuesmehriS
uncle.
Mr.. ard Mrs. v. z. Cook and
son, Vannie. Jr.. are visiting rel
atives in DeQuincq and Nachito-
ches, La. Their small daughter.
Betty Ann who has been spending
the summer in Nachitoches will re-
turn home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Liban and
son, Joe. Jr., and MI. and Mrs.
Lloyd Little and daughter. Cynthia,
left Wednesday for Fort Worth
where they will join Mr.. and Mrs.
Mallet for an overland trip TO
Denver, Colo, where they viii re-
main a month.
Miss Marjorie Nick OF Houston
is the attractive house guest OF
Mrs. Conrad Roitos Miss Nick is
a former student Of Kiddf1ey and
Rice Institute and has many
friends in the Valley.
Mrs. John Cardwell is In New
York for a three weeks vacation.
She will join Mrs. Alex Woodbridge,
who is summering in New York.
Lewis Herman OF the Valley
Mercantile is at market in New
York.
Mrs. Percy Herman and two
daughters and Mrs. Allen Kearley
are in Los Angeles for a months
vacation.
Mrs. p. d. Moore and two chill
dren are spending the summer In
FL Paso with relatives.
Mrs. John Rowland and son. Jack
left this week for an overland trip
to Dallas and Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Glass return
ed last weekend from a honey
moon trip to Monterrey. They left
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
,Aduance Of
Women In
Spain Hailed

WASHINGTON. R-American
feminists are looking TO the new
Spanish republic for advancement
of their cause.
Many Of them feel they have a
friend in Don Fernando de los Rios.
new minister Of justice, who has APP
pointed Victoria Kent, young Span
isl woman lawyer as supervisor OF
prisons.
Muna Lee, director OF activities for
the national woman's party, sees
In this appointment evidence Of what
she terms the strong but previously
depressed feminist sentiment which
has long existed In Spain.
"The new minister has given us
every reason to believe that in his
own department he will stand for
equality in all human relations"
a v Miss Lee. I'VE can expect a
very open-minded attitude toward
feminism from the new Spanish
regime, from what / know person.
ally OF Don Fernando.
THE feminist movement In spain
has been gathering momentum for q
number OF years." she says.
Maria de Maeztu. sister OF the
former ambassador from Spain to
Argentina, made a trip through
South America speaking on femi-
nism before women's groups and
universities.
Carmen de Durgos. another femi-
mist leader, has long been urging
mot privilege but equality for wo-
men"
Club women OF America, too. have
expressed interest in the appoint
ment OF the Spanish woman lawyer.
A committee from the General
Federation of Women's Clubs has
sor some time been working on pris-
o. reforms.
Rre board OF directors OF the fed
esAtion made an inspection trip OF
district prisons when they met here
recently.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Conway, Mrs
Florence NJ. Hayes and Earl Stewart
and the host and hostess made up
the personnel.
PERSONALS
Mrs. T. w. Thies has returned
from spending her vacation with
Mrs. j.. ". Murphy In Harlingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna and Mrs
Walker returned TO their Port
Arthur home Tuesday after n visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rome
and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Volz and chill
dren spent Sunday in Edinburg
visiting Mr.. aund Mrs. Il. II. Hooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Dcoley and
MIR. and Mrs. r. W.. Dooley ana
daughter returned Saturday night
after a trip through Arkansas.
Mississippi, Tennessee and Louis
lana. On the way home they stop
ped in San Antonio to visit their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Pate.
Miss Mary Dean Wood Of Weslaco
Is visiting Miss Chrystal Rush this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Harrop re-
turned Sunday from their vacation
spent in the northern states and
Canada. Mrs. Harrop is secretary
OF the Nick Doffing Co., Inc.
AL Halla, foreman OF the Mission
Times, Is back from his vacation
spent at his home in Houston. Mr..
Halla also visited in parts Of Ark
ansaS and Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ratcliff re-
turned the last OF the week from
several days spent In Corpus
Christi. Mrs. Ratcliff's grand
mother, Mrs. f. w. Parrish, ac-
companied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Morrel and
daughters, Misses Helen and Lois
and son, Abe. left the first Of the
week for their home in Enid, Okla.
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Ms. Ross brother, Mr.. DE Valid OF
Edinburg. accompanied them
Mrs 7. II Armstrong. accomr
panied by her son Walter. ana
wife. and Albert, left last Sunday
morning for q weeks outing In
Mexico. They planned on going 10
Monterrey and Saltilo.
Mrs. AL Graham vas in san
Benit0 Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dennis q
turned Monday from their summer
vacation IN Iowa.
Mrs Henry B. HarErove and son
JudSOn. came home wednesday
from n couple or weeks visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Saunders
in Austin.
Tom HumaSon Jr.. came home
Monday from a months visit With
his uncles and auntS in east Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Guests From
Detroit Are
Complimented

LOS FRESNOS, Aug. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Richey were pleasantly
entertained with a bridge party on
Thursday evening. honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevenson OF Detroit. Guest
prize was given Mrs. Stevenson. Re
freshments were served at the close
of the games.
MISS BINGLEY is
CLUB HOSTESS
The members Of the Los FreSnos
girls sewing club met at the home
Of Mrs. George Bingley with Miss
Billie a. hostess. After an hour OF
sewing the girls played games. Re-
freshments we're served.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Richey and
daughters, Margaret and Dorothy
May and Mrs. x. I. Bucklin left
Thursday for Chicago.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Marshall and
children left Thursday for Kerr
vile to spend q short vacation.
Mrs. H. j. Tandy and daughter,
Helen spent Friday in Brownsville,
the guests of Mrs. S. o. Tansill.
Hiss julia Bowles of Brownsville
qDent the week end with Miss Dali
~ Critchett
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02

Sunday for Dallas where they will
make their home. Mrs. Glass was
before her marriage Miss Sue
Frances Smith.
Mr.. =. ID. Moore left Friday for
a visit with parents in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Overstreet
left Monday for Los Angeles where
they will make their home.
Mrs. w. "A. Hargis and daughter.
Miss Gwendolin. have returned 10
their home in Cathay Courts from
a visit in Fort Worth and Dallas.
Misses Tennessee Alcorn and
Elizabeth Campbell have returned
home after a delightful vacation in
Corpus and San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Leonard have
returned from a honeymoon trip to
Rolla and st. Louis, Mo.
A. z. Vannoy is OH a business
trip TO east Texas.
Mrs. Zoe BraSher. owner If The
Ladies' Supply Co. III Weslaco and
McAllen is expected home this
week after q very interesting tour
Df Europe. Mrs. Brasher staDped
m Paris and New York 10 do nnr
fall buying.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
SMITHS r HOSTS

SMITHS ARE HOSTS
TO TUESDAY CLUB
The Tuesday evening bridge club
met at the home OF Nj. and Mrs.
II E. Smith this week, with two
tables of players.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Drummond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
Possesses At
Bridge Event
Wednesday
Especial to TIE Herald.)

A1RNlA6A W 4AaG LlNL4 AG.y
MISSION. Aug. The pleasant
ling was the scene OF a very on
genial affair on Wednesday when
their three daughters, Misses Leone,
Ruth and Edna Earl were hostesses
TO a number Of their friends at an
afternoon Of bridge, With six tables
nf guests enjoying the games.
Misses Lucille Stops and CLYDE
Wilson were the score winners. The
following guests we're present: Mes
DANES Albert Whittlesey, Kenneth
Schofielw, c. 7. Decker, Nelson
Wimberly, Leon Brown, Clelland
Harris, Bennett, o. V. Bridges; as
well as the Misses Ruth Spencer,
Lillian Pitcher. Lucille and Melrose
Stops, Eugenia Eppright, Martha
McCurdy, Helen Duncan, Mary Fer
guson, Elizabeth Card, Margaret
May. Geraldine Thiess, Marie wy
coff and Clyde Wilson.
CLUB AND GUESTS
ARE ENTERTAINED
The wednesday bridge club met at
the home OF Mrs. Rov p. Conway
this week, with three tables OF play
ers. Mrs. James A. Glllett was high
Scor holder.
out OF club guests included Mes
danes II. Z. Moore and w. II. Tee
garden Of Houston, Mrs. NJ. F. Arm
strong and daughter, Mrs. j. A. OIL
lett, Mrs. VIM. Drummond, Mrs. II.
+. HalStead and Mrs. Rodgers, the
latter from Fort Ringgold.
MRS. RANKIN BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs. Hollis II. Rankin was hostess
10 the Neighborhood bridge club on
wednesday. with a three-table per-
sonnet. there being several out \of
club guests.
Mesdames Pate. Joe Price and
Martin Price were the holders Of the
winning scores.
The guests were as follows: Mes
danes Joe and Martin Price, r. W.
Sprowl. Albert McHenry, al Volz,
S. L. Hardin. Conan Wood. S. M.
Duffie. Kyle Adkins. ". r. Parrish,
John Waite and Mrs. j. Pate, the
latter from Hidalgo.
YOUNG NATIONS CIRCLE
MEETS IN McALLEN
The Young Matron's Missionary
circle. a branch OF the Methodist
Missionary Society here, was enter
tanned by Mrs. Elmer Bentsen, at her
home in McAllen Wednesday.
Mrs. Homer Smith. Mrs. Josiah
Rixler. Mrs. Marvin Goodwin were
guests.
Mrs. Bentsen was assisted by Mrs.
4 Geo MIfrhpl
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y HER MEMORY

You've been out with worse
looking fellows than I am, haven't
yOu?"
No answer.
Il say, you've been out with
overlooking fellows than /. haven't
your"
Il heard you the first time. I was
trying TO think. Passing Show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-02
IN HONOR
OF TWO

Mrs. William Guerran entertain
ed Saturday at her home IN An
thony Arms with a bridge party
in honor Of her house guests Miss
Frances Brady and Mrs. John
Boyd OF Waxahachie.
A delicious salad course was serv-
ed and the game prizes awarded,
high score going to Miss Louise
Douthit Of WeSlaco, high cut to
Mrs. John Haden. and low score TO
Mrs. L. 4. Derrick.
The guests were The h~onorees.
Mesdames Lloyd Little, Jake Rus
sell, Conrad Roitch, John Haden,
L. z. Derrick, j. H. B~eckinholdt,
William Southwell. Mrs. Ray and
Miss Louise Douthit OF Weslaco,
Miss Lucille Robertson OF Oklaho-
ma City, and the hostess.
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YOUNG NATIONS CIRCLE
MEETS IN McATIFN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
- ~ nr~D

VI
NeighborS and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. j. Anderson Of Sharyland
surprised them one night last week,
when about rs people came 10 the
Anderson home with refreshments
to honor the couple on the anniver-
Sary OF their goth wedding.
The evening was spent in merri-
ment and jolly repartee, the guests
bringing with them a beautiful floor
lamp as a token Of love and friend
ship.
Mesdames G. o. Murphy and
Tripson were hostesses in charge.
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REVIEW OF BOOK
Is INTERESTING

The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the First Methodist church met
Tuesday afternoon at the church
parlors. A very interesting review
OF the book of Revelations was given
by Mrs. j. N. Goodwin.