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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
TIME
HAD BY

saint Valentine was honored As
well as the Christian Endeavorers
In the using of the red and white
color combination In the motif for
the Christian Endeavor party held
on Saint Valentines Day at the
Community Church.
Lead BY Miss Evelyn Rosendahl
chairman OF the entertainment
committee a game appropriately
named Lets Get Acouainteds
started the ball rolling. This game
was followed by a series or other
enjoyable contests which kent
things interesting.
Miss Irene Ullrich extended 4
formal invitation to all present Ia
attend the Christian Endeayor
meetings.
The party concluded bv all
FORMING q circle and singing the
9: =. Mispah, 'Blest Be the lie
mat Binds" Fifty or sixtv at
tended the party.
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JOINT SESSION HELD
BY SOCIETY AND CLASS

Circle one Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary society met OF the church
Wednesday afternoon in joint ses-
sion with the Dorcas Sunday Schaal
class. Mrs II. "A. Davis led the de-
votional. Mrs. M. A. Young was II
charge OF Mesdames J. w. Allbrit-
ten and y. b. Funk. The George
Washington theme was used IN
recorationS and refreshments. Mes
danes u. ID. Funk and w. f. Ander-
sen served refreshments to 10 men,
berS.
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~E%Wa@ -
RIO HONDO. Feb. 2l.-Mrs. Ed
wards Hargrave Smith. who viii
leave shortly for q trip to Calf
ornia before returning to her sum-
mer home in Beaver DAM Wiscon-
sin, was the honoree or q prettsly
appointed party given BY Mrs
George B. Warren and Mrs. Elsie
Vinke Yancy, az the home OF Mrs.
Warren this week.
The Valentine and spring flower
motif were successfully combined
in decorations Of the long living
room. Flowers in shades of red
purple and Cecnge were placed or
the twin mail.elS On each end Of
the room. and at all vantage points
Tallies in Valentine style designat-
ed places for the bridge players.
Six tables OF players enjoyed the
hospitality or the joint hosteSses
AZ the conclusion OF the games
high score prize went to Mrs. Joe
Woman, and low prize TO Mrs. z
M. A. Sizer. while the honoree was
presented with a lovely guest prize
Violet corsages combined with
lace fern were the table cut gifts
Following the games a delicious re-
freshment plate was passed. the re-
freshment course further emphas-
izing the Valentine motif.
Those hidden for the games anc
tea guests included: Mesdame.
Frank McCabe. Walter FoeIker. J
r. George, Edith Pierson. G. Mase
G. A. Mallernee, Edgar WEIGH. Hen
~ Hartzog. r. M. Sizer, Charlie:
Keys. Eddie Derner, Jack Carpen-
ter. Walton d. Hood, George Kin
dinger, e. D.. Hoover, Edward;
Hargrave Smith. Theodore Vinke
George Beech, K. e. Greer. ". AL
lison Graham. Charles Longbrake
Francis Pahlman, louise Brown
Joe Yeoman, Burl Hollon. James
Attaway, Roy Moses. and Miss Ser.
tina Billings agd Mrs. Austin Goode
Point Isabel. Mesdames Alton CAT.
fal, r. M. Bayliss, Charles Morris
Travis Curtis, A . Rogers. Claude
Curtis. and Mrs. B. J. Sitz all 81
San Benito.
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VIOLIN TRIO IS


The Valentine theme was Kept IN
mind when the wednesday Morn
ing Music club gave its program
at the home Of Mrs. r. O.. Schmidt
in Palm Grove this week.
A violin trio composed Of Mrs.
W. w. Housewright, Mrs. A. L.
Harris and Mrs. Aubrey Roots play
ed Loves Old Sweet Song" with
Mrs. Ed Brady playing the piano
Accomplishments. Mrs. w. p. Drake
sang Calm as the Night" with
Mrs. r. w. Colmery as her ac-
companist. A piano number. "Lieb-
estraum,' (Liszt) was played by
Mrs. c. B. Chase.
Mrs. L. A. Barrier and Mrs. W..
r. Pitts sang "Oh. That We Two
Were Maying' CNevinl with Mrs.
Colmery at the piano.
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Pretty appointments Feature
OF Party Honoring Visitor

er; playlet, Romeo and Juliet: sell
ection, orchestra: piano duet, Miss
Leona and Alice Dack and selec-
ton By the orchestra.
STUDY COURSE PLANS
ARE OUTLINED
The Ladies Auxiliary or tile Bap-
fist church met at the nome OF
Mrs. Stanley G. Davidson Wednes-
day afternoon. At this meeting
plans were formulated for q Young
Women's Circle and Mrs. D.. p.
Rounds appointed chairman OF the
newly formed circle.
Plans were also outlined for the
Study course and week Of prayer
which will be held the first week in
March.
MANY ATTENDING
SESSIONS
The B. Y. p. u. Study course,
now in progress at the Baptist
Church, is being attended by many
Baptist Young People from every
department OF tile DI&&QlkdtlDIl
Among those who r teaching in
the Study course are Albert knight,
Professor NJ. c. Rushing. Miss Ruth
McMurtry, and Rev. and Mrs. Ira
Garrison.
PERSONALS
Mrs. 4. "A. Dugat of Mission Wis
tied her many friends in Rio Hon.
do Thursday.
Mrs. Dee Maddox and Mrs. j
Yeager Of San Benito visited Mrs
Dan Maddox here this week.
j. Green Slade or San Benito was
a business caller IN Rio Hondc
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Caffal have
returned from a visit to relatives
at Kerrvillle.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. G. Barr and j
Gussler have returned to South
Dakota after spending the winter
in Rio Hondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. $. Suits and j
v. Saunders left Tuesday morning
for a visit IN Corpus Christi.
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Tke members OF the Presbyterian
Women's Auxiliary presented see
mes from the family album OF
twenty years ago IN contrast 70
the present styles at a silver tea
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Wade On Tuesday evening.
The elaborate style show opened
With the present day wedding cos
tune and the wedding gown OF
twenty years ago. Then the eve
ming gowns. the riding habits. the
swimming suits, tennis costumes.
street dresses. were all shown N
contrast as the pages or the old
family album we're turned.
A great many guests called dur
Ing the evening and enjoyed re-
miniscences.
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MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
A FORMULATED

The regular social meeting Of the
Legion Auxiliary was held this week
at the home Of Mrs. J. L Yost with
her daughter. Mrs. +. G. Parsons,
assisting her in her hostess duties.
During the business session plans
were made for a membership drive
which will continue for one month.
Mrs. "A. ID. Demers. president OF the
auxiliary. appointed Mrs. r. G. Par
sons and Mrs. ID. w. Day as cap
tains of the membership teams. At
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the close of the contest the winning
team will be entertained by the los
ing side.
Mrs. w. w. Cotton gave a group
of recitations which were followed
by two solos sung by Mrs. j. M
spears. Mrs. Demers played the
piano accompaniment. Then the
members enjoyed q period OF in
formal story telling
The next meeting Of the auxiliary
viii be held on March 3 at the
Legion Memorial Home al which
time their regular business session
will be held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
WILD FLOWERS FORM
LOVELY

Lovely yellow and lavender wild
flowers were used for decorations
when Mrs. c. Z. Hudson entertain
ed the members OF the Silk Stock
Ing club Thursday.
Following luncheon at the Stone
wall Jackson Hotel the members
assembled at the country home OF
their hostess where the color theme
Of lavender and yellow was further
carried out in the accessories for
the bridge games.
Mrs. Harry Foehner held high
when the games ended and Mrs.
Ted Stephens second high. Guests
Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. J. L.
Bates.
Mrs. Gorden Llewellyn will
terrain the club next.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
O OF PROVERBS
TOPIC OF

Circle two Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary society met at the home
Of Mrs. v. l.. Keister Monday af-
ternoon- Mrs. w. j. Batch. chair
man was in charge Of the meeting.
Reports OF all the committees we're
given. The program was in charge
OF Mrs. Gordon Kethley. The book
OF Proverbs was discussed By the
society. The scorge OF the black
death through the years was dis
cussed by Mrs. 4. w. Glass.
During the social hour contests
furnished amusement. Mesdames r..
W. Glass and Fred Rives assisted
the hostess in serving refreshments
70 sixteen members and two guests.
Mesdames w. S. Franks and Z. w.
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MRS. MASON Is
AWARDED

Mrs Harold Lehman delightfully."-
entertained the Wednesday Con-
tract club. Spring flowers were at
t~ractively arranged owe the house.
High club score favor was presented
to Mrs. Joe Mason. and low 20 Mrs.
Earl Norton Mrs. Gordon Kethley
was also presented a guest favor.
Delicious refreshments were SER
we'd TO six club members and the
following guests: Mesdames Cor
don Kethley. Earl Norton, and Miss
Marcello Lehman.
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RECENT BRIDE HONOREE
OF SEATED TEA

Mrs. Walton Donnie Hood, Jr., q
recent bride, was named honoree BY
Mrs. James y. Ward and Mrs. Rob-
ert G. Alexander at the latters home
on South Sam Houston with a
seated tea, the early part Of the
week.
The bridal theme was featured In
the appointments for the tea Love-
ly orange blossoms also emphasized
the bridal theme.
Guests who enjoyed the tea were
Mrs. Howard Adamson, Mrs. Paul
Bruce, Miss Mary Frances March
banks. Miss Hazel Wade. Miss Ruth
Brown. Miss Eleanor Mae Smith,
Miss Dorothy Booth. Miss Eleanor
Watson and Miss Gladys Hood OF
Rio Hondo and Mrs. Thomas Bru-
ton Of Weslaco.
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Stevenson, high guest 70 Miss Betty
WEIGH and low to Mrs. Harold To-
bin. A salad course was served 70
SIX club members and the follow
ing guests. Mesdames p. e. Spencer.
warren KingSburry, Doc Oden, o.
II. Dunlap, Dean Nickel, Misses
Marjory and Bette WEIGH of Mer-
cedes.
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ARE
PRETTY

The Wednesday Evening Bridge
club met this week with Mrs. z. l.
Butts at her home on North Crock
cit. Lovely nasturtiums were used
FOR decorations.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. Roy Holcomb held high score
among the ladies and j. z. Bell
among the men.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Holcomb and Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Norwood.
Mrs. L. Z. Gordon will be the
next hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
RED COLOR MOTIF
CARRIED OFT

Red verbenas. red valentine tall
lies and red table candies assisted
In carrying out the motif at the
party given by Mrs. Joe Yeoman
Thursday night in her home on
Colorado Avenue.
Three tables OF guests members
Of the 500 club were present for the
occasion. A lively contest OF
games was enjoyed by the guests
Dainty refreshments were served
at the conclusion OF the games.
Those attending the delightful
hospitality were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Walton ID. Hood, Charles
Keys. Jack Carpenter. BurI Hollon,
N. 3. Maynard. Mrs. Edith Pier
son. Miss Eva Jean Yeoman, and
Mrs. Yeoman, the hostess.
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MRS. HAMILTON
SCORES HIGH

Mrs. Robert @. Alexander enter
tanned the members OF the Thurs
day Morning Bridge club and four
guests at her home on South Sam
Houston Boulevard.
When the games ended Mrs. o.
c. Hamilton held high score.
Guests were Mrs. Thomas Bolles.
Mrs. II. C.. Lawton, Mrs. William
M~eriweather, and Mrs. Vance
Schultz.
TIE club will be entertained next
by Mrs. j. z. Bell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
WILD FLOWERS FORM
LOVELY DECORATIONS

Lovely yellow and Lavender wild
flowers we're used for decorations
when Mrs. G. z. Hudson entertain
ed the members or the Silk Stock
ing club Thursday.
Following luncheon at the Stone
wall Jackson Hotel the members
assembled at the country home OF
their hostess where the color theme
OF lavender and yellow was further
carried out in the accessories for
the bridge games.
Mrs. Harry Foehner held high
when the games ended and Mrs.
Ted Stephens second high. Guests
we're Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. J. L.
Bales.
Mrs. Gordon Llewellyn WI en-
terrain the club next
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTHDAY
rs PARTY THEME

Mrs. y. w. "A. jackson and Mrs
r. A. Woodbridge entertained Tues
day in honor OF Mrs. Ellen Nc
Murtry and their husbands j. w.
a. jackson and r. A. Woodbridge,
the occasion being their birthdays.
The Woodbridge home on La Palo-
ma Avenue was the scene Of the
pretty party. George Washington's
birthday furnished the theme for
the affair, players for the game OF
AZ being matched with miniature
red hatchetS with the name OF the
contestants written on them.
Six tables OF players enjoyed the
games until q late hour when q de-
hcious refreshment course was
served by the joint hostesses.
Those invited included: Messrs
and Mesdames J. w. Haynes, Bur
Hollon, Jack Freshour, ]. D.. Raw
Eph Caffal, M. G. Nixon. Mrs. &
MaSe, Mrs. Ellen McMurtry, Jack
Sisk, Jerry Head, Miss Lois Clark
Miss Ruth McMurtry, Mrs. w. <
Shaver. Forrest Beene, Mrs. John
ME Fowler. r. A. Woodbridge, j. w
a. Jackson, Charles Oleson, Res
George, Jim Lewis. and MI. and
Mrs. Wayne Lewis of San Benito
Mrs. Lewis "a formerly Miss Dor
IS Clendenning and resided at Rio
Hondo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22

In some old Chinese temples there
are prayer wheels inscribed with a
series Of prayers down the sides OF
the wheel which r suitable for
any occasion. The very devout ORR
entail selects a prayer. turns the
wheel to Il. and the prayer lis as
good as prayed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
MEGTSON-AUSTIN
RITES ~SOLEATNIZED

Miss Gussie Austin became the
bride Of Edgar Megison ON Wednes-
day morning at the home Of the
groom's father. j. L. Megison. Judge
Frank Roberts read the marriage
rites.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Megison left for a short honeymoon
trip. Mr.. Megison is a member Of
the local fire department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
MUSICAL Y
PROMISING FvrNT

a musical tea viii be held Tues
DAY at 3 o'clock at the Community
cnurch by the Ladies Aid of the
Church.
EVERYONE Is invited to attend the
Yea, which promises to be one Of
the most outstanding church az
fairs OF the season.
Inc program as arranged for the
musical tea is as follows: selection.
orchestra; solo, Mrs. @. .. Warren:
piano solo. Miss Alice Dack: musi-
cal reading. Mrs. r. Brotzman: vio-
In solo. II. CRUDE: male quartet.
johnson. Bulls CRUDE and Wheel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
DINNER DANCE
CLUB MEETS

The regular monthly meeting of
the Dinner Dance club was this
week at the Stonewall Jackson hotel
with twenty-five couples present.
Following dinner the members
enjoyed dancing. The music was
furnished by a three piece orchestra
from Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
HOSTESS CARRIES
OUT PATRIOTIC NOTE

Mrs. Seth Duncan entertained the
Delto Deck bridge club Thursday
afternoon. The George Washing
ton theme was used throughout the
party. Sweet peas and verbena
were used IN the floral decorations.
High club core favor was presen-
ted TO Mrs. Glen Scheupbach- high
guest to Mrs. Frank Rooster low
TO Mrs Ray HartneSs.
Cherry pie topped with whipped
cream was served TO six club mem
bers and the following guests: Mes
danes +. b. Ballard. John -. Lane,
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COLORS
THEME

Red. white and blue were the
pretty colors emphasizing the Geo.
rye Washington theme. when Mrs.
j. p. Willmoth entertained tho
Mid Week Bridge club Wednesday
afternoon. High club was awarded
to Mrs. Z. F.. Pepper, high guest
10 Mrs. j. K. Eubanks and low 70
Mrs. Everett Ballard. Cherry pie,
topped with whipped cream was
served 70 ten club members and two
guests, MeSdames y. X. Eubonks OF
Donna and ID. w. Scultz.
Mrs. r. r. Pepper will be the next
hostess.
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PERSONALS

Z. c. Breedlove. cashier OF the
San Benito Bank and Trust COM
pany. Walter W.. HouSewTight and
Joe G.. Ballenger left by automobile
Wednesday for Kerrville where they
will attend the State Bankers con-
vention on February 10.
w. E. Anderson has returned from
Austin where he went on business.
j. Scott Brown has returned
from Fort Worth where he attended
a meeting OF the Sinclair Gil dealers.
Frank S. Robertson has returned
from Austin and Dallas where he
has been on business. In Dallas
he delivered a speech before the
National Drainage. Conservation and
Flood Control Congress.
Charles Bowie and w. q. Mathes
have returned from Dallas where
they went on business.
@. w. Ralston. A. Il. Harris and
Ralph Agar have returned from a
trip into the interior Of Mexico.
Robert Reed is In San Antonio
attending Grand Opera over the
week end.
+. I. Bucklin arrived home Thurs
day from Chicago. He was accom-
panied home by John Oil who will
remain for a visit In the Bucklin
home.
Mrs. G. 3. Chase and Mrs. Paul
Cogwill are in San Antonio attend
ing Grand Opera. They made the
trip to San Antonio by automobile.
Mrs. j. w. Demaree and two
daughters. Mrs. Angie Taylor and
Miss Iantha Demaree have gone 70
San Antonio to attend the Grand
Opera.
w. F. Heath is in Houston for a
short visit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22

There is only III instant in each
day when 10 is the same day every
where ON earth. That & the mo-
ment when In is noon at Green
wich. England. At that stroke OF
IL it is midnight along the i80th
meridian. down through the Pacific
Ocean. and 1t Is the same date
everywhere on earth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-22
VISITOR E~NTERTAINS-
CLUB

Mrs. G. Rodney Mase or Tulsa.
Okla, who has been spending the
winter here with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. A. Jackson. enter
tanned the AZ club here this week
in the home OF Mrs. j. r. George.
Several tables Of players enjoyed
Mrs. Masses hospitality. At the
close Of the evening Of games deli
cious refreshments were served the
club members. Mrs. j. r. George
assisted the hostess III dispensing
Inequalities.
Those attending included: Messrs
and Mesdames r. "A. Woodbridge. J.
w. Haines. Burl HoIlon, y. r.
George, j. w. A. J%xson, Jerry
Head, Jack Sisk. Miss Gladys Ma
ton, Miss Lois Clark. Rex George
Mrs. Ellen McMurtry. Jim Lewis.
Mrs. W.. Z. Shaver. Charles OLE
son. Miss Ruth McMurtry and
Mrs. Mase the hostess.
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Pharr

Mrs. D.. McLendon entertained
the Mid-Week Bridge club at her
home on Cherokee Avenue on last
Wednesday afternoon. Larkspurs
we're effectively arranged IN vases
and bowls around the room max
ing a pleasant setting for the three
tables or players.
Mrs. j. ID. Lauck received the
high score favor.
A delectahle Mexican lunch was
served to the following members.
Mesdames s. +. Melton. ". X.
Campbell, ]. w. Patterson, .. u.
Euckner. NJ. B. Gore, J. d. Lauck.
r. w. Briggs, p. S. Devine, Fl. r.
Krampff. L. j. Polk. Marvin Evans
and n. @. Stevenson.
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Messrs. Stanley and Bart ware
business visitors in Weslaco on
Wednesday.
Miss Crystal Herring was the
guest OF Miss Margaret Flowers on
Wednesday evening.
Mesdames J. A. Reed and l.. NJ.
Flowers and Miss Mary Flowers
we're shoppers in McAllen on We'd
nesday.
Miss Betty Cooke OF McAllen Is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Law
renee Wagner this week.
Miss Thelna Walling. who Is
the western Union operator here,
Is on a two weeks vacation.
The Pharr Eastern Star chapter
met on Wednesday afternoon a.
the home or Mrs. VIM. Horn and
organized a study club.
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CLUB mi GUESTS
COMPLTATENTFD

Mrs. Reed Lehman delightfully."-
entertained the contract club We'd
nesday afternoon. High club score
favor was aworded TO Mrs. G. III.
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CHURCH SUPPER

The members Of the Presbyterian
church entertained with a church
supper in the parlors Of the church
on Wednesday evening. There were
many good things to eat and a
large crowd In attendance.
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Norton. The next meeting viii be az
the home OF Mrs. Irby Ford.
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e.. r.. Clark, bort Davis. Olives
Swinnea and Frank Foster.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-18
6 0 0 D CITIZEN
 Av0WS TRINITY
 OF CLEANLINESS.
Beauty, Health and Safety Are Qualities Wanted
 by Every Community

Here is the creed of a good cit izen:
 I BELIEVE in the trinity of cleanliness, beauty, health and safety. For I know that refuse and rubbish piles mar the beauty of my home and city; that they are the breeding places of vermin; that, as potential starting points for fire, they menace my property and threaten my family with death both my own and my neighbor
 THEREFORE: I am a good neighbor. I take pride in my home, my yard and my street. keep my premises painted, my lawn trimmed The passerby on the sidewalk pauses to gaze at my brilliant -hued porch-boxes and my flower-beds.
 I am proud of the cleanliness of my home-both inside and out. There are no junk piles in my yard-no rubbish piles in my base ment or attic. can look straight in the eye-any day-painter or electrician, firewarden or health in- spector-and smile!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-18
4H Juneau Residents Urged to Take Part in CIean-Up
 Campaign No,v in Progress

The purpose of the campaign is:
 Not only to Clean Up, but to permanently commit to cleanliness, attractiveness and public respect, everything cleaned up The mere cleaning is transient and futile without public commitment to the new order of things-so that be- ing clothed in the garb of right eousness,' as it were, and, in it's new dress, of grass, or shrubbery, or paint, the place will so inspire the respect of everybody that it will not be permitted to rever5 to it's former disorderliness.
 The only movement which indi- viduals, regardless of religion, race, creed, prejudices CT politics can unqualifiedly get behind is the Clean Up campaign"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-18

Acting on behalf of the commun- ity, the Juneau Chamber of Com merce this week announced the 1881 Cleanup Campaign The Cleanup period began April 15. It will be waged with vigor until September 1.
 The work of clearing up should be persistent and constructive and it should be prosecuted by all resi- dents" declared c. H. Walmsley, secretary of the Chamber. All civic forces, such as the Council, the street, fire and health depart ments, and various social or well fare organizations like the Veter- ans Legion, the Womens Club and the Parent-Teacher Associa- tion, have promised cooperation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-18
SOME DAY EVERY
 CITY WILL BE CLEAN

Some day municipal cleanliness, order and beauty will be automatic and commonplaces. City govern ments will be equal to their tasks; personal and housekeeping habits developed from necessities of sani- tation and aesthetics, will have secured what today We know we need, but can't get, and the gen eral aspect of communities will be seemly to all the senses and in spring. Pending this tomorrow one of the biggest and most con structive activities in this city to- day is the cleanup campaign.
 Every resident should cooperate to make it a success.