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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-01-08
Osalxis Makes it Two Straight

Osakis Makes it Two Straight
The Osakis Independents downed
the local Black Cat five for the
second time last Friday in the sec.
ond game of twin bill by a score
Of % to 20. It was the locals Sec
ond loss in six starts, both Of the
defeats having been inflicted by
Osakis; however, this was the first
licking Sank Centre received at
home.
The spectators were treated to a
fast and well-played game with both
teams playing an excellent brand of
basketball throughout. The same
was close and exciting from start
to finish. The teams were about
evenly matched but Sank Centre
cast away their hopes Of vengeance
by becoming lax on defense in the
last two periods after covering up
nobly in the first half. The game
was lost on the several easy setups
Osakis made at times when they
were alone under their own basket.
Sank Centre also had few, similar
opportunities but they fail to sink
these setup shots, thereby making
Osakis' road to victory possible.
High point honors were divided
by Dahlem and Clifford. both Of
these stars accommodating points
or more than Viker who had the
next high total. The fracas was
played with only one substitution
and that was made by Osakis as
Ellis was injected into the fray TO
replace Olson. Fezler and Viker
besides Clifford played best for the
visitors but for Sank Centre praise
worthy. The defensive play of
Cliff, O'Gara and Moynihan was
high class and the offensive work
of Dahlem and the first two players
mentioned above was also worthy
of note, to say nothing Of the drib-
bling II O'Gara.
At the intermission the home
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-01-08
Gopher Prairie Ali Club to
Hold Important Meeting
Wednesday Evening, Jan. Ia, Plans
VIII Be Completed to Attend
Seed Show

The Gopher Prairie All Club
will hold a very important meeting
Wednesday night, Jan. IA, at the
Community Club rooms.
Many important subjects will be
discussed and every irember
should arrange to be present with
their parents.
The question Of local leadership
will be definitely decided at this
meeting. If there is any one who
would like to have the position
please inquire Of the president.
New members will be taken into
the club and the work planned for
the ensuing year will be explained.
The last Of this month a seed
show will be held at st. Cloud. The
Gopher Prairie Club will have
booth which means much work to
be done in a short time.
If it is possible well known
speaker who will explain fully the
details Of clubwork for the benefit
Of new members will be secured.
After the meeting an entertain
ment and lunch will be furnished
by All members with Mrs. Rogers
acting as chairman.-Martha Mi
nette. president.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-01-08
A CORRECTION

Through misinformation and mis-
understanding the Herald reporter
stated in last weeks issue that the
Sank Lake Creamery had paid
more for November butterfat than
any Of the surrounding creameries
This was an error and hence the
correction.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-01-08
ALUMNI DEFEATS
HIGH SCHOOL QUINT
Osakis Noses Out Cats In
Second Victory of Season
In COrking Game
FELINES TRIM MELROSE
Herald Sports Writer Digs
Up Interesting District
Data-The Standings
Alumni Defeats High School

<AAuAhAA ASOACHOo AAAsu cCuOOk
The Sank Centre high school floor
team lost another game last Fri
day when they found the Alumni
just little too strong and they
were forced to accept the lower end
of I'LL verdict for their fifth
licking in half dozen starts. The
Alumni received the. benefit of TIE
jump as they amassed a 90 lead at
one time and only once appeared
on the verge of surrendering their
margin to the enemy. At the half
the Alumni snorted 9-5 advantage
after they had compiled a 81 mar
gin in the opening quarter. At the
finish of the third session the win
ners boasted of the comfortable
lead of 1876.
Hamilton scored points from a
brace of field goals and a trio of
free throws to win high scoring
honors. He played brilliantly for
the losers and received assistance
from Sieben and Iwinski who per-
formed creditably for the high
school. Kells and Peterson stood
ooI III tiiC <1luhllli, IllC pc-
ing the best man on the floor. He
scored total Of markers, one
less than Peterson who chtlked up
basket and made 4 gift tossers
in five attempts. The two fives
played on even terms in the second
period while in the last chapter
the losers out-scored the Alumni
so.
Domke initiated the evenings en-
tertainment by slipping in a free
goal to give Sank Centre lead.
Peterson converted single try a
few moments later to knot the
count whereupon Miller intercept.
ed a pass under his own basket
and tipped it into the nets. Ham
ilton started the second stanza by
sinking a long shot to cut the
Alumni's four point lead in two.
Miller then added a couple of
points from the foul line and Kells
Gagged goal from scrin.mage to
make it 9.3. Hamilton found the
laces twice from the free throw
lane as the half ended.
l.
technical foul as the third round
got under way and Hamilton reg
istered from the charity stripes.
Robischon, whose failure to report
had cost his team a point, then
atoned by parting the Irvine from
the corner. Kells made it IL to 6
with successful toss from the gift
throw lane. Peterson increased
this edge by one as he scored on
the second of his two chances at
the penalty stripe. Peterson next
denied the nets with a shot from
close range and the third episode
closed with no further scoring.
Sieben began the scoring in the
last canto by counting on the last
Of two efforts at the free throw
mark but Peterson got this point
back and one more with it as he
netted both of his throws from the
foul lane to put an end to the
Alumni's scoring festivities. Twin
ski tossed one thru the netting to
reduce the margin to II too and
shortly before the final whistle
Hamilton got the range and spun
one into the meshes from well out
on the floor. The grads then
squelched the rally though their
opponents tried frantically to close
the gap. Both quints were deadly
accurate on foul shots, the losers
making out of Z and the victors
z Of 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
Los Fresnos
INTERESTING STUDY
AT TUESDAY MEET

The members OF the Methodist
Missionary society met Tuesday
afternoon az the home Of Mrs. w.
Fl. Marshall. Devotionals were led
by Mrs. +. c. Richey. The study
for the afternoon was Methodism
and Kingdom extensions with Mrs.
N. @. Chatelle as leader.
The next meeting viii be at the
home Of Mrs. N. q. Chatelle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
AUXILIARY a-EETS
TUESDAY

The Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian
church met on Tuesday afternoon
&C the home Of Mrs j. Kiester with
Mrs, Hannah as co-hostess. Red
rosebuds were used for decorations.
Mrs. r.. r. Stephenson led a most
interesting program on foreign mis-
sions with talks contributed bv Miss
Margaret Oliver. Mrs. 7. Y. Flvnt
and Mrs. :. 70. Kieffer. Mrs. Fraser
conducted a lovely devotional fol-
lowed BY a prayer BY Mrs. Todd.
Delicious refreshments carving
out the Valentine theme were serv-
ed By the h~ostesses.
AT the close OF the program the
outgoing officers and incoming Of
ficers issued an invitation "a the
members and friends to meet at the
annex next Tuesday afternoon for
a kitchen shower to furnish their
new church kitchen.
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Rio Hondo
A-FEATBERsHIP n
II a OF AUXILIARY

The American Legion Auxiliary
viii hold a membership party At the
home or Mrs. Henry HartzoR On
February II az 2 o'clock.
All women eligible 20 the Legion
are invited 70 attend.
Plans for the membership party
were completed az q meeting Or the
Legion held Tuesday afternoon at
the home or Mrs. George Kinoinger.
At this meeting plans were also
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
REGULAR FEBRUARY
HELD

The Twentieth Gentry club held
their regular meeting for February
at the home of Mrs. Brewer with
Mrs. John Stoddard as assistant
hostess. Beautiful vases of :
were used profusely in the living
room.
The program was under the very
able leadership OF Mrs. Chas Har-
pin who also read a paper n The
Government and international I'M
poFsance Of Argentina Mrs. L. l.
Sterkey discussed the political
strife IN Argentina. ana Mrs. J. r.
Cawley gave a delightful talk on
The People and Their Culture
Following the program the host
esses served a delicious salad course
carrying out the George Washing
ton motif.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

made for the Legion dance which
was held az the Bluebcnnet cat1
Wednesday night.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. George ant
MIR. and Mrs. Ed FOX have returnro
from a pleasant trip to Monterrey
and Saltlll0. Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Baker and
Miss Nancy Baker left for their
home i'm Indiana after spending two
months in RIO H0ndo.
jeff Bell OF San Benito was a
visitor TN Rio H0ndo recently.
Mr.. end Mrs. Reed Lang are this
parents 0i "a daughter born at their
home this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
Valentine Idea
Expressed In
Banquet Theme

LA FERIA. Feb. 1.-THE men,
bers OF the Twentieth Century club
most delightfully."- entertained their
husbands with q Valentine banquet
81 the fifth annual Husbands Night
on Thursday &C the Methodist an
mex. The banquet table was beauti-
fully laid out and decorated in rose
buds and red tapers
Mrs. ID. II Forbes. a most charm
ing toastmistress. opened the ban
Quet with q little valentine poem TO
the husbands. A delicious four
course dinner was served by the
Methodist women.
Miss Mccoy in her sweet. gra-
cious manner extended a toast 70
the husbands. which wa appro-
prsately responded to By Or c d Nc
Coy
Riley's That Old Sweetheart OF
Mire" was read BY Jesse Landrum.
A little play The House Of Hearts
was given BY the dramatic club Of
the Junior high under the direction
OF Miss Weight.
Mrs. Brewer gave q most interest
ing talk on the Tradition OF VAL
entIne quotations and jokes.
A reading "Sandy'S Romance" was
given by Mrs. Josh Sanders with
music Interpretation by Mrs. S. d.
Kieffer with Mr.. "A. L. Todd e. the
piano Little Miss Marvis Anderson
end Jimmy Spencer gave the dance
interpretations.
The banquet was closed BY all
singing Loves Old Sweet song
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
Pharr
H0STESSES JOIN IN
ENTERTAINING

Mrs. Earl Trantham and Miss An
ME Laurie Howard were host
esseS to the Monday Night Bridge
club az the home Of Mrs. Trantham
IN McAllen on Monday night. The
rooms occupied by the players were
charmingly decorated with red
Turks caps and vases OF red roses.
The Valentine motif was carried on.
throughout the party. IN the bridge
games. game could only be made III
hearts. Miss Lillian Rice cut the
highest heart and received the cut
prize. Miss Emily Broughton re-
ceived the high score favor.
A delectable plate lunch with lit
tie heart-shaped candy favors we're
served 70 the following: Misses
lone Thompson. Matte Merle Mid
dleton. Retha Sanders. Stella STAN
field, Iris Howard. Frances Hooper.
Lillian Rice. and Emily Brouahton
and MesdameS Bill Davis. Guy
johnson and Guy Richie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
Small Informal
Parties GiDen
In Sc bdstian
tspec.al % rhe aeraldl

SEBASTIAN, Feb. l4.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Smith entertained a
number OF the younger set with q
party Saturday evening compii-
menting their son Paul. the 0r-
casion being his sixteenth birthday.
Games were played on the lawn
until a late hour when refreshments
OF cake and chocolate were served.
Among those present were Misses
nellie Spr0use, Jaunita Haskins,
Belle Williams. Hazel and Lois VII
son. Edna Saith and Lucille Crum.
Messrs. Royal Crum. Arthur Sprouse
J. wv. Wright. Kruse williams and
Marcus Morrow. The young host
received many attractive gifts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
PERSONALS


Mr.. and Mrs. Danielsen and
children OF C0mbes were callers at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
Miller Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Wilson and Mrs.
Jessie Sherar and son Harold were
Lyford visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl III. Duddlesten
and children we're visitors IN Santa
Rosa Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Sprouse and
son, Arthur. Of san Perlita were
guests az the Marshal Bourne home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Graves are
the parents Of a boy VINO arrived
Sunday. The young man viii be
called Clarence Richard.
Miss Elizabeth Rayel spent the
week end IN Rivera the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lanier.
Miss Grace williams was a guest
AZ the home az her sister Mrs
Moncell Myers at Harlingen dur
ing the week end
Mrs. Eleonore K Watson Of san
Benito was a dinner guest az the
Ike Cakes home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ODE Lowry and
Bob Wentz Of Harrington were cali
ers at the S r. Nielsen home Mon
6av.
Mrs Woody and daughter PHYLLIS
OF Harrington spent the week end
here with Mrs Woodys brother, I'd.
w. Cakes and family.
Mrs. . r. Nielsen and daughter
Helen Ruth and Norma Mae spent
Thursday In san Benito with Mrs.
Nielsen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r. Barr.
Miss Mabel Nelson or RAYMOND
spent several DAYS last week here
with her sister Mr.. Lonnie Woods.
James Rans0me and nephew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
OCCASION
OF AFFAIR

Mrs. ". G. Chatelle was very
pleasantly surprised BY relatives at
her home Sunday evening. the
occasion being her birthday. A
basket dinner was served BY the
guests. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. z. z. Ogden and children az
san Benito, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gobar and Bernard. Emily and
Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Chatelle and Jack Shahar. Mayme
Gordon and Mrs. Stell Yoder Of
San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
OF PAST WEEK

Assembly last week was IN charge
Of Mr.. CAROLS third and fourth
grade children. The program was
as follows. The Eyes oil Texas" hy
the school: Recitation. Lucia Ca
dena: Song, Josephine Martinez.
Ester Gonzales. and Ester de Leon:
Recitation. Robert Garcia: Song.
Lupe Galvan. Anastacia Longoria
and Anita Martinez. Recitation. AL
bert Briones. song. Marion Ramon,
Joe Reyes. and Antonio Gonzales:
Recitation. Luis Reyes. Song. Albert
BriOncs. Lupe Galvan. and Isabel
Dominguez. The program fer this
week will he In charge az Miss
Cobb's third and fourth grade chill
dren.
The school Is grateful 70 the p
IT. A. for buying stage furniture and
otherwise improving the stage. They
have bought N settee, two chairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
TALK GIVEN BY
MISS FLOY ROOTS

The members OF the Woman's
Service club met Thursday after
noon AZ the home Or Mrs. Z. ri
Bucklln. Roll call was answered
with q Bible quotation.
Mrs. Harry Lupton was leader
for the afternoon. Miss Floy Roots
Of san Benito gave a very interest
Ing talk on Women Of the Bible.
Refreshments were served BY the
hostess. The next regular meeting
viii be February 20 at the home
or Mrs. r. G. Richey. Lunch will
be served at one o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
BIRTHDAY n


Master James Gregory was a de-
ngAtiui little most on Saturday 10
ten Of MS little friends In honor of
lis eighth birthday.
L-any games were played through
out the afternoon and AZ the close
All enjoyed the lovely birthday cake
with It's candles.
James received many lovely gifts
from hts little friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
Four Directors OF
Mercedes c. c. Chosen
1snecial 70 The Herald.D

Especial 20 The HeraldD
MERCEDES. Feb. i4-Followinz
the mailing OF ballots TO all active
members OF the local chamber OF
commerce. four directors were
chosen from eight men whose
names appeared on the ballots.
Those chosen were r. a. Brown.
MI. l.. David. w. G.. Greenlee and
Frank Dawson.
Officers viii be elected within
the next few DAYS. the new direc-
tors 10 take office az once.
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Weems Services Are
Held On FRIDAY
FEV Sfaff C0Frrtn0ndprfl

HARLINGEN. Feb. i4-Fineral
services were held Friday afternoon
for w. z. Weems. ST.. former Cam
eron county commissioner who
died at his home near Combes Wed
nesday night.
The services were held from S.
Adams Episcopal church with Rev.
". Z. johnson. the rector reading
the last rites.
Burial was In the H~arlingen Gem
ctery-
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DEMONSTRATION
CLUB

Inclement weather prevented the
meeting Of the Home DemonStra-
ton club az the home or Mrs. J..
n. BLUE on Thursday afternoon.
The club VIII meet az the home az
Mrs. J. K. Siderius. Miss Dorothy
Porter will demonstrate the can
ming OF chicken.
Z. I. Bucklin left Thursday for
Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
VALENTINE MOTIF
PARTY FEATURE

Misses Helen Fverhard and Lois
Lowrie were joint h~osteSses Tues
day evening when they entertained
the Tuesday Night Bridge club at
the Clay Everhard home south az
Pharr. The rooms were attractive
with vases of red roses. The Valen-
line motif was carried ont in the
bridge equipment and refreshments.
Miss Mary Flowers was recipient
Df the hirh score favor and Miss
Edvthe Potts received the second
prize.
Delicious refreshments we're served
70 the following members and
Alests. Misses Mary and Marraret
Fowers. Emiiv Brcuehtcn. Lillian
F.cc. Jimrnie Winters. Crystal Her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
DAINTY NTOLETS
FORM SETTING

A44s. l. j. Polk entertained the
Mid-Week Bridge club az Ter home
on last Wednesday afternoon. Bowls
and vases Of beautiful violets made
an attractive setting for the three
tables OF players.
Mrs III. E. Gore was recipient Of
the high score favor.
A delicious salad and dessert
course was served 10 the following
members and guests. Mesdames n.
X. Campbell. r. w. Briggs. NJ. r..
Gore. j. d. Lauck. s T. Melton.
Dan McLendon. r. s. Devine. II. r..
Krampff. .. u. Buckner. J. w. Pat
terson. Otis Peit and Miss Krampff
Of Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
PHONE NUMBER
SEVEN

entertained the Contract club We'd
nesday afternoon. High club score
favor va presented 20 Mrs. II. X.
Ewing. low TO Mrs. Bob Schanks. "A
delicious salad course was served TO-
seven club members and one guest.
Mrs. O.. II. Dunlop.
The club will meet next with Mrs.
Reed Lehman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
Lyford
tAhIA FOR BASKET
BALL TEAMS

BALL TEAMS
What proved to be a very enjoy
able affair was 4 party on Tues
cay evening at the home of MI.
and Mrs. Vardamen Milton honor
ing members Of the Lyford high
school boys and girls basketball
teams.
throughout the evening inter
estinE and clever games and con-
tests were enjoyed BY Bethel Gil
man. Clara. Verna and Helen West.
Nell Sprouse. LOIS Wilson. Letha
Yundt. Bernice Parker. Bob and Dot
wilson. Matte Hocott. Bernice Ny
uuist and Coach Nyquist. Raymond
and Daymond H0cott. Gordon Nit
chell. Rcd MacAllister. Cullen
Kcene. all members o. the teams.
OTTER guests were Mrs. Madeline
Parker Frank Milton. Leroy Mat
son and James Parker.
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PARTY HONORS M

The young people enjoyed IA par
" az he Z. II. Rowe home Thurs
1ay right honoring Miss Grace
Rowe.
Rev. HazeltOn preached nc the
school house Sunday.
Miss Zelma Clifton OF Harrington
visited her parents Sunday.
Mrs y. 0. Duncan and Mrs. B.
M. Samson called on Mrs. Dave
Jones. who IA iii, Tuesday.
K. II. Rove and daughter. Thei-
ma. mace N business trip 10 Har-
lingen Tuesday.
Jessie and Douglas Carroll. Mil
dred and Margaret Matthews and
Irene Shipiry spent Sunday with
Flora and Irene Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. L MI Gilbert spent
a day m Combs with Mr.. and Mrs.
u. ri. Gilbert recently.
Mrs. T. y. Shipley and children
went 10 Edrouch Sunday tO visit
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Fl. McLain.
MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Mock we're
dinner guests or Mr.. and Mrs. II.
III. Kaiser Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. o. HarpSter and
MIR. and Mrs Collicc Dozier and
children OF Santa Rosa visited Mr.
and Mrs wallace Harpster SUM-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ~ Shinlcv and
children were recent guests at the
home Of Dr. and Mrs. IT. H.. Black
near Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvilie Williams.
and children were Sunday dinner
guests at the Arnold home at San
IN Rosa.
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TWO GUESTS OF
CLUB PRESENT

Nh. and Mrs. ;. ?. Henderson
were hosts on Saturday evening TO
the members OF the Nelghborhood
bridge club. Guests for the evening
were Mrs. Z. r. Richey and z. I.
Bucklin. Jr. Four tables were played
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15

Circle one or the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society met nc the church
Wednesday afternoon for the reg
ular Bible study. Mrs. Fl. A. Davis
led the devotional. Mrs. "A. "A. Snga-
then led the lesson study ~Christ's
Conception or God. "A short bust
ness session vas held. There were
eight members and one guest pre-
sent.
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DANCE GIVEN
SATURDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris had as their
guests a number Of friends Satur-
cay evening az their country home
when they entertained with a
dance. Music was furnished bv the
radio and victrola. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Haney. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. p. Nielsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lonnie Wood. MI. and Mrs. Good
man and Waiter Anderson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
Santa Maria
PIT. A. MEETING
Is HELD

A meeting Of the PIT. IA. was
held IN Monday with a business
session followed by a program. En-
tertaining numbers were presented
BY Shirley Washington. Edna Mae
Vincenz. Carolina Doerig and Mrs.
Y. G. Villers. A talk was given by
Mrs. J.. r. Mock and q play BIZ the
high school pupils was very much
enjoyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-15
ALTAR SOCIETY
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Radke was hostess on FRI
day 70 the members OF the Altar
society. Guests were Mrs. Clare
Chase and Mrs Guss Bowman. Re-
freShments were served a. the close
Of the meeting.
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LAWN PARTY AT
WOODS HOME

Guy and Lloyd Woods were hosts
70 a number OF class mates Friday
afternoon with a lawn party a. the
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Woods. Hot chocolate
and cake. fruit and candy were
served. Those present were Lillian,
Camilla and Birdie Mae Woods.
Edith Morrow. Lucille Crum. and
Royal and Glen Crum. Marcus
Morrow. Donna Slayton and George
Lem Woods.