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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15

NdIlCy NdITOll has
the starring role. with Phillips Holmes
in the leading male role.
Stolen Heaven" has been recon-
mended by the critics and has been
three-starred on the approved list by
one Of the leading weekly publications.
Otto F. Beck preSides at the organ,
Graham McNamee on the Universal
neWsreel and comedy round out the
program.
PALACE-BancrOft in Scandal Sheet"
THE story of a newspaper editor who
had a passion for printing all the
news no matter whom it affected forms
the basis Of the story in George Ban
croft's latest Paramount picture, Scan
dal Sheet now current at Loew's
Palace Theater.
AS the editor of the paper Bancroft
has but two passions, his work and his
wife. Everything goes well until he Is
faced with the decision of printing or
subduing a scandal that involves his
wife.
Kay Francis plays leading role, with
Give Brook, Gilbert Emery, Lucien
Littlefleld and Regis Toomey in support
Scandal Sheet" from the pen OF
Vincent Lawrence and Max MARGIN, Is
an original story. John Cromwell di-
rected.
On the stage Jack Benny, star of
Hollywood Revue" is the headliner,
with Evelyn wilson of George Whites
Scandals and many other Loew head
line acts on the bill.
for the Noon .
WHEN Douglas Fairbanks sets out
W to make a picture he never lacks
expert advice and when Doug began
work on his latest. Reaching for the
Moon" now current at Loew's Columbia
Theater, it seemed that all Of the United
Artists colony joined In to lend hand
to insure success.
Charlie Chaplin was on the set a
good part of the time to personally in
struct in several special comedy routines
that he had worked out himself. Harold
Lloyd was a visitor also to advise in
the comedy situations Ronald Colman,
feeling that Fairbanks had not made a
picture with modern dress in such a
long time, volunteered his expert
authority on what the Wall Street mil
lionaire is wearing today, and Gresa
Carlo showed Doug all the latest
holds that lover might want under
any and all circumstances.
In Reaching for the Moon" Fair
banks is seen as young Wall Street
millionaire who eats, drinks and sleeps
his business-that is until the time the
lady of the story enters to drag him
chasing after her to Europe
The supporting cast is notable. Bebe
Daniels leads, with Edward Everett Hor-
ton, Jack Mulhall, June McCloy and
others filling conspicuous roles. Ed
mund Goulding wrote the screen story
that was adapted from Irving Berlin's
music and story with the same name
Goulding also directed.
An added attraction is an all-dog
comedy. who Killed Rover" with al
the performers canine.
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Photoplay

into their hearts in Columbia Players
Ten Cents a Dance" now at R-K-Q
Keith's Theater.
Bright lights and gay music, CLANS
orouS settings of big cityis night life
gorgeous girls, beautiful romance against
the drab and sordid background OF
cheap dance halls, syncopated action set
to the tempo Of jazz bands all are founq
in this unique picture.
The story centers about q girl, gem
uine and fine, forced by circumstances
to make her living as a dance hail
hostess, dancing with all Corners at 10
cents a dance. She finally discovers
love among the motley array Of men
who pay the small stipend for the dance.
The love story is said to be very DIFF
ferent from what you might expect
the finale having an unexpected twist.
Supporting Miss Stanwyck are Ricardo
CorteZ, Sally Blame, Monroe OwSley,
Blanche Friderici and Olive Tell.
Supplementing the feature viii be q
smart comedy and the current issue Of
the Pathe Newsreel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15

R-K-O KEITHS-"Ten Cents Dance"
BARBARA STANWYCK, who won
- American theatergoers in Ladies
of Leisure" is dancing her way deeper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-15

GAYETY-"BelIes of Beauty Row."
"RELLES OF BEAUTY ROW." new
Mutual Burlesque and vaudeville
entertainment, appears at the Gayety
Theater this week. The young woman
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
San Benito

PERSONALS
Mrs 8. Y. Crecelius OF san An
tonic. Is visiting her husband. Col.
Crecelius and son. S. r. Crecelius.
Jr.. for a short time. Col. Greece
Illus Is connected with the interna-
tional water commission With head
quarters In San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Jones and
daughter are now residing I'm San
BenitO.
Or. Dudley Kram has returned
from q short visit IN san Antonio.
where he visited his uncle. DR.. A.
n. Shap7re. He reported that DR..
Shapere Is steadily improving and
expects 10 come home shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs Markham A
Thompson have returned from an
extended trip in the east and Can
ada. Mrs. Thompson has been gone
for about two months visiting rel
atives In Houston and Austin and
then joining Mr.. Thompson In New
York where he took special courses
in mortuarv work.
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Chapter Discusses
Tentative Plans
For Beach Party

Abot rs members YER present on
Monday evening for the regular
meeting of Hope chapter. Order OF
the Eastern star. a. the Masonic
temple.
Routine matters were taken care
Of and tentative plans made for a
party at the beach at Boca Chica
for Monday. Aug. 81. honoring
Robert Morris. founder or the order.
on hts birthday. "A committee was
appointed TO meet at IA future date
tc make preparations for the occa-
sion.
One visitor from Missouri was
present.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs Everett Carlson and
daughter and Mrs. G. O. Westllng.
all OF Austin. arrived Monday 10
be the -houseguests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brown. Mrs. Wrestling Is
Mrs Browns mother. and Mrs Carl
son is her sister. They will be here
the remainder Of the week.
Mrs Lee Mullen left Monday for
Fort Worth where she will visit
in the home OF Mrs. j. ". Nipp for
three weeks.
Mrs Della BollinEer o frhe Miller
hotel has returned from Port ISa-
bel and the Gulf Side casino. where
she was the guest OF DR.. and Mrs.
W. J. Murray.
Mrs J. Lawrence Reid and
daughter. sue. and Mrs. Charles
Roy Of Greenvflle. Miss. are the
guests Of Nj. and Mrs. PAU G.
ROUGH.
Miss Virginia Pattee left Sun
day for DesMoines. Ia. where she
viii spend the remainder Of her
vacation visiting her grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred DeBardeleben
have returned 70 their home IN
Houston after a brief visit With
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter DeBardeleben.
Mrs. w. :. Moothart left Monday
evening for Oklahoma 10 visit her
mother for the rest Of the summer.
Mrs Fred tate Is visiting her
sister IN Flatonia.
Mr.. and Mrs J S. Ford are
spending the week al Boca Chica
Mr.. and Mrs Eenito Longoria
and children have taken a cottage
at Boca Chica
Miss Katherine Worley is attend
ing summer school at Bolton. TAX
ing a course IN the department OF
music.
Miss Laura Lee Tanslli Is finish
ing her bachelors degree at the
Kingsville College OF Arts and In
duStries by taking the late summer
course.
Miss Esteher Weller Is visiting
friends In California.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
Industrial.
Day Is Held

Industrial day was held by the
members of the Women's Missionary
union Of the First Baptist church
on Monday afternoon with q good
number present 10 work on another
quilt which will also be for sale
when finished. The beautiful but
terfly quilt has almost been COM
pleted with the exception OF "a few
finishing touches.
A morning prayer service on
Tuesday for a member of the group
who was 70 undergo a major op-
Grafton in the local hospital, was
planned.
Mrs w. Il. Harvey surprised
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A WAITING
CHILDREN

WASHINGTON. tFl- Peggy Ann
and Peter Hoover have gone from
the White House. but their little
tea-party corner In the big folks
part of the house remains just as
they left it weeks ago.
Peggy AIMS doll Is there for Wis
ting little girls to play with. Peter
(whose more formal name - Her
bert IID has left his TOYS 70 await
visiting little bows. The tiny tea Ia
bic Is set for four.
Never was there a more remark
able child corner than in this mar
row second-floor hallway.
It's window looks out upon the
front portico.
It's walls are covered with one
OF the most impressive aggrega-
tons OF college degrees and dipl0-
mas ever assembled In one place by
one man. They are I'm many lam
guages. and all bear the name oi
Herbert Hoover
But as everybody knows. univer-
sity degrees are far above the
heads Of little children.
Down where Peggy Ann and Pc
their own pictures running around
ter lived. it's q play-place. with
the wall. The happiest sort OF a
selection Of drawings they are-a
series depicting q little boy and 4
little girl seeing the sights az the
national capital.
Perhaps somedav Peggy Ann and
Peter will be coming back 10 their
corner. Meanwhile. there It is-foI
lucky little official folk to play in
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Valley Society News
and EVents

PARIS --uF white hats with
dark frocks are tine smart PariElhns'
latest fashionable foible. The white
chapeaux vary all the way from
small berets 70 coarse knit straws
OF various pert shapes. With them
white gloves invariably are worn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
DARK FUR TRIMS
LIGHT A FROCKS

PARIS-lP-Dark fur on light
coats and frocks is the latest edict
in costume trimmings. Light blue.
green or beige coats are collareo
and cuffed in dark brown fur. while
dark reds, greens and blues are al
most invariably trimmed In flat
BLACK ps.tS
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WEDNESDAY

Mrs. Harold Gray Will entertain
members o. the Wednesday Tourna-
ment Bridge club.
THURSDAY
Beach party for members OF the
Just-Sew club at Boca ChiCa.
Original Thursday Bridge club
with Mrs. Robert Wagner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21

members by serving ice cream as a
cooling refreshment course after the
long afternoon hours. which had
been spent IN quilting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21

An electric food mixer has an nd
Unstable speed control which gives
" q wide range Of usefulness.
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ALL DAY QUILTING
PARTY RECENTLY

Mrs. Frank McClenan was hostess
TO the Campacuas home demon
stration club at an al day quilt
ing party.
AT the noon hour the members
spread a ba1ket lunch.
Those attending we're MeSdames
y. Valentine. Henry Rickert. H.
Buehler, Marie Bruen and Ben
Drew.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
Program Is
Presented At
Social Meet

An entertaining program was
presented on Monday afternoon az
the social meeting OF the Methodist
Missionary society IN the church
parlors. with Mrs. s. NJ. Harvey In
charge.
Two lovely vocal solos we're given
by Miss Josephine Pierce. and d
reading. Origin or the Flag" was
given by Miss Margaret Monroe
The remainder Of the afternoon
was filled with amusing stunts and
contests.
HostesSes, who were Mesdames 3.
<. Walters. A. w. Neck. II. E. Wat
kis, w. H. Gibson and S. Sample.
served punch and waters 10 IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21

"A locomotive driven bv afr COM
pressed by q Diesel engine Is a re-
cent German invention.
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Edcouch Club
entertained
By Mrs. Hall

EDCOUCH. July 2O-The Thurs
day bridge club met at the home
OF Mrs. Clarence Hall on Thurs
day afternoon. Red radiance roses
were placed IN pottery vases as
decorations. Three tables were laid
with pretty pink and white bridge
accessories and the color note was
also carried out in the refresh
ments. -Four games were enjoyed.
Guests were Mrs. J. G. Sairmons
and Mrs. "A. w. Cuff.
Mrs. y. g. Vanderhider he'd
high score: Mrs. j. w. Nurse sec
ond high and Mrs. Hughes held
low.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21

II IS said that only one out Of
every four Americans ever visit a
dentist.
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JUST WE
CLUE

The Just We NeighborS club spent
a most enjoyable afternoon In the
home Of Mrs. George Crockett at
the weekend.
Mrs. Wesley Kramer presided az
the business session "a secretary in
the absence OF the president. Mrs.
Elmer Crockett.
During the social hour a refresh
ment plate was passed Mrs. G. G.
Friend and daughter Miss Joyce
Friend. Of Marshall. we're guests.
The club members present were
Mesdames A. X. Darlington. O. +.
Ridnour. Alden Wade. T. j Hart
cell. B. Z. Nichols and G. q. AID
ridge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21

Mrs. H. Hohemier was named
guest Of honor at a delightful after
noon surprise party in honor OF
her birthday BY her daughter Miss
Alvina Hohemer OF this city and
Mra Ben Schroeder. OF Brownsville
Beautiful bouquets Of summer
flowers were attractively arranged
about the house. The afternoon
hours we're spent IN games and
happy conversation. followed BY q
lovely refreshment course.
These were beautiful gifts from
the following guests. Mesdames
Jacob Fosder. Sr.. w. Decke. F.
T1mpkin. A. Kruger, A. krauSe. A.
Bartling. d. Schroeder. and her
daughters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Guest From
San Antonio
Is Honored

MERCEDES. July 2l.-Mrs. v. L.
Iernor OF San Antonio, q guest OF
Ars. 7. J. Rupert Of this city, was
named guest OF honor at a lovely
ivening bridge party by her hostess.
yrs. Vernon was formerly Miss
kuth Pierce Of this city.
Roses made pretty decorations
or the rooms where bridge was
played. Mrs. Hax Mestel scored
nigh IN the games and Mrs. M. l..
David scored low. "A guest favor was
awarded Mrs. Vernon.
A refre shment course followed
me games with the following other
aides in attendance: Mesdames
Lloyd Hunter, M. L. Donley, NJ. l..
David. Ralph Dunson, Miss Nell
Hancock Of Donna and Miss Ophelia
Byars OF Raymondville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
UNION MEETS

The Baptist Missionary Union
met at the church on Monday with
Mrs. ONeal presiding after the
business session. Mrs. ONeal led
the Bible lesson OF the Minor pro-
phets. assisted by Mrs. Hawkins
and Mrs. Whit.
There were fourteen members
and two visitors present
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21

Bury Bee Sewing Circle at her
home north of town.
The following were present for
the afternoon of needle work and
the exchange Of ideas. MeSdames
william Crockett. z. Larson. M a.
Borchelt. julius Schupp. = lie
barth and Miss Ella Borchelt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
BOY SCOUTS
CAMP OUT

The Boy Scouts OF Edcouch With
their Scout Master. Ed Whitlock.
enjoyed the weekend camping
fishing and bathing on the Gulf at
Boca ChiCa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
LITTLE FOLK
ENJOY SWIM

The Rev. and Mrs. G. p. owen
ook q group Of little folks TO the
Val Verde swimming pool a few
Afternoons ago. for several hours
Of fun and frolic. the occasion being
The ninth birthday anniversary OF
heir son, Joe Mack.
After the swim the following we're
served refreshments: Frances Daw-
son. Betty Sue Robinson. Billie Joe
May, Dorothy Lee Howe Of Wes-
laco, r.. r. Talbert. Jr. Joe and
Jan Owen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
SOCIETY HAS
FIFTEEN PRESENT

The Methodist Missionary Society
met Tuesday at the church. Mrs
James Barr led the devotional and
Mrs. T. B. Baker had charge Of the
Mission study, assisted by Mrs
John Aregood and Mrs :. n
Crockett. There were twelve MEM
bers and three visitors present.
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AT SQUYRES HOME
DINNER r.

Mrs. d. II. Squyers entertained
Monday with a dinner. The table
was laid for twelve and a low bowl
Of tea roses on an embroidered
dolly formed the centerpiece.
The guests enjoying this hospi-
tally were. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. q.
Bell. and daughter. Miss Ruby.
son A. G.. Jr. of Lyford. Rev. and
Mrs. 5. III. Crockett. Miss Melba
and Mona Ruth. sons $ ri. Jr.
and Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. d. O..
SQuyres.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
JOINT HOSTESS

~ ChOD
Mrs. r. G. Wilmington was
hostess To the JAY Wesley Study
club this past weekend with Mrs
G.. A. King and Miss Irene Manuel
Joint social ho7tesses.
The subject az the study was
"The Joy Of Living. many inter-
esting talks being made. Mrs. NIX
Harrington talked on The JOY Of
Thinks. Miss Manuel. The JOY IN
Work: Mrs. King. The JOY IN
Companionship.' and Mrs. A. Q.
Payne, Influences IN the joyful
Life.
Plans were made Tor n swimming
marty to be held this week AZ Val
Verde. Others prevent were Mes
danes A. T. Kline. Joe Frank
Wood c. r. Martin. Paul West. ,.
c. Devo. r. J Rippert. NJ. L. David,
and Miss Helen Rees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
on nApT~

OCCASION OF PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Borchelt
were named guests Of honor at 2
delfrhtful surprise party a few
evenings recently IN honor Of
their 10th wedding anniversary
Those forming the surprise
marty included MesSrs. and Mes
danes II. Mottmiller and son. Carl
ton Of Weslaco. George Borchelt
and family. Albert Twenhaefel and
family. Mrs. Peter Lang and sons,
III and Fred. w. Kline and son.
walter Of Progreso. Mrs. Fred
Watson az Procreso Mrs. +. y.
prefke Misl Helen Drefke Miss
Fila Borche't Miss lydia Eilts,
Eric Borcheit. w. Lachamier and
Mrs. A. Bartlinc and children
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BEACH AFFAIR
re- COMPLIMENT

II IOAAE LANAL@-
Mrs. " W. Nann was hostess az
an enjoyable beach party recently
in honor Of Miss Pearl Wheeler 81
Hampstead. a guest q MISS
Gabrielle Vann.
The party motored 20 Boca Cnica
beach where swimming was lol-
lowed w a picnic supper.
Guests included Misses Wheel
or. Cav Vann. Virginia VIM. Mary
Tee Kern. Doc Kendrick. Bill
clifford. Barr Ewing. Jim Barry.
Mrs. ? II. Winn. Mrs. R II Kern
and Mrs. Ann Scott.
~rrr TWFTHOrFEL
CLUB HOSTESS
aIrs. Albert Twenhoefel vas host
ess at an enIoyebls mec<1l8 q pas
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LUNCHEON HOSTS


Mr.. and Mrs Howard Carter en-
tertained with q luncheon Sunday
nc their home. The guests enjoying
this dinner were. Mr. and Mrs. T..
r.. Willard OF Elsa. Mrs. Winnie
Thompson and children. Mr.. and
Mrs, William Pearcy and son Ken
meth.
The afternoon was spent at Car
ter's lake where the young folks
enjoyed a swim.
PERSONALS
Mrs u r.. Burnes OF Willis Point
and Mrs. q. RI. Jackson OF Dallas
visited this week with their dauEh-
ter. and sister, Mrs. r. ID. Steph-
ems.
Miss Martha Brooch. who has
visited her aunt. Mrs. J. w. Nurse
for the past month left for her
home in Montgomery. Ala. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Johnston and
son left Saturday for Gonzales TO
visit Mrs. Johnston's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustafson. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mitchell who have
been visiting the Carlson families
Tor several days returned to their
home in Denver. Colo. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Sigle and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sigle
and baby spent the week end al
Boca Chica.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-21
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON
AT WEEK END

AT WEEK END
A pink color scheme was carried
nut in the pretty bridge luncheon
which Mrs. Shelly Collier gave az
the weekend. PINK roses made
prettv decorations. the same color
note beng seen in TALES and table
Al sessories.
AT noon a t~hree-course luncheon
was served. the lace covered table
having as central ornament a large
bowl Of pink roses and fern.
Mrs. Hughes Evans NON high
score prize in the games Of con-
tract bridge and Mrs. Perry Per-
kins. second high.
Those present for this pretty
affair were Ne1dames John Hern-
dor. walden Haynes. Alan Hvis-
rpnrahl. p. w. Perkins Hughes
Evans and Misses Nartorie and
Eetty which.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-12

Nancy sat in the waiting room of the hotel watching the incoming guests. She had promised to meet Lois and take her to the musicale which was to be given in the ball. room of the hotel.
 All of a sudden she gasped and strengthened. Here came woman wearing q coat just like hers. 1t was of black cloth, slightly spongy in weave. Shaggy wolf fur made the huge collar and trimmed the sleeves.
 But surely her coat did not look like that. Why. it was too furry. too bulky. It did not have any air of distinction and she had thought that hers did. Then she studied the woman more closely and noted a number of mistakes
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way, I'm not staying at home now. II moved over to the club late last night
 "To the club?' Mrs Merryman's hand trembled little as she reached out for the percolator.
 What happened, Jack?"
 "I thought it would be. easier to stay there. Dads married again and I spent enough time at the club to live there. It's much more central" He started to change the subject but Sue interrupted. You moved because two legal opponents, even father and a son, couldn't be harmonious under one roof, even though they are the best of friends in every other way" she said slowly. And we do appreciate your help, Jack. Her blue eyes were a little misty, and the rose color deepened in the had slipped into a gay smock. splashed with yellow roses, and she looked very young, very trust 1 ing, as she leaned toward Jack. Even now the wonder of his love made her catch her breath. She was go- l ing to marry Jack. she told herself. It was his diamond that flashed on the third finger of her slim right hand. No matter what life might do, how cruel it might become, she had this pledge forever. Forever! But one couldn't say forever about anything, she unused. Change was the only thing in life that was cer- tain. But even that thought didn't disturb her somehow. She felt as though she had security now and nothing else mattered.
 There was sudden peal of the doorbell, and Sue jumped up to answer. Mrs Metcalf, panting 7 a little. as though she had hurried came rushing in, slipping out oi her shawl as she came. ~ | "Of course this may not help 2 bit" she said. But again. 1t may shed some light don't know. thought I'd better bring 1t Over."
 She extended a small slip Of paper to Jack.
 Out loud he read several ad- dresses ''The one in the center is yours" he said then, looking at MI Merryman. "There seems to be two houses on each side of 1t. Hs handed 1t across the table.
 "That writing is oddly familiar. al though I'm sure I've never seen 1t, he talked on. Its queer! And no. tice the heavy white bonded paper Not cheap stuff. Is Sybil's card, that she put in the flower box, stil around?"
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