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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

club of the "Y" is sponsoring the forum and will have complete charge of it as this is part of the education al feature of that club. Frank Phe- Ian, president of the Emanons will introduce the speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
NAUGATUCKs REPRESENTED

Hartford, Feb Warden Frank Green and borough counsel, Attorney Martin l.. Caine of Naugatuck, ap- peared here to-day to support meas ures of interest to that borough. They endorsed three measures, one placing the court clerk of Nauga- tuck under 8 bond of $5,000; ap- ments in the Naugatuck police de- partment and the third increasing the warden's compensation from $200 to $1,000.
 The hearing was held before the committee on cities and boroughs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

Robert K. Miles of the Southern New England Telephone Company will be the speaker at the weekly
 Friday forum on February 20th. MT Miles will speak on the topic, From
 Manual to Dial" describing the changes in the new system being in-
 stalled in Waterbury today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

Australia expects it's apple crop this year to total nearly 6,000, 900 bushels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

The Emanon club, a Young Mems
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Clever Verse
And Initial
Party Ci0en

HARLINGEN, July 25.-Mrs. Z.
q. Atlee and Mrs. O.. "A. Griffith
entertained the ladies of the Har-
lingen Christian Science church,
IN the Woman's Building. at three
O'Clock. Friday afternoon, c0mph-
mentary to Mrs. Ruth B. West,
with q verse and initial party. In
vltations 70 this unique affair were
in verse and guests were requested
to bring an original verse.
Over an hour was passed IN ap-
preciative merriment Us the poems
were read and prizes awarded.
This was followed BY another I'M
usual feature. the distribut On OF
slips with questions 10 be answer
ed BY each guest with words form
ed beginning with the initials Of
each persons name.
The room was decorated with cut
flowers. = salad course with iced
Russian tea was served.
The guest list included: Mrs.
Ruth Il. West. guest OF honor:
Mesdames w. ". Crutcher. Mar
garet Whitney. Norris Conner. Ger
trude Clark. M. I'D. Girnnell, Eva
Carnes, Hugo Wittenbach. Eliz-
abeth Marchman, Joe Il. Penny,
Jr.. II. IL. BuSkirk. Roy TAFT, II. l..
Phillips, 4. wv. Packer. Martha
Summers. r. Bates. Mary Eighing-
err. Edwina Stockton. y. w. Allen.
Alta Brewer: Misses Lila Hall,
Frances Kaufman. D'Arline Packer,
Nell Carnes. Alice TAFT.
Out OF town guests were Mrs,
r. S. FesSenden. Mercedes; Mes
dams a. Y. Williford and Chas.
Kaily or Lawton Okla.
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their brother I'm law and sister. MIR.
and Mrs. Achee.
Mrs. Wood OF Tulsa. Okla. chief
councillor at the late X. w. &. "A,
camp T. Rio Hondo, Is spending =
few days a. the Eppright home here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wine EFT
Monday after N weeks visit with
Mrs. Wines sister. Mrs. Elynt So
relle. They will visit In other cite.
before going Oh To their home III
San Antonio
MI. and Mrs. Gus Hunter and
family we're guests ~ Alamo sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John ~. Burkhart and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Wade u
Amarillo left Monday after n visit
with MIR. and Mrs. On. III. Baxter
NJ. WADE Is Mrs. Bakers brother
Miss Fleta Mlmms returned sun
day 20 her home here with Mrs. IN
". marlborough after a vacation
spent III Laredo with her uncle.
Clyde W. Cochran made On trio tr
Gonzales over the weekend and
brought back Mrs. Cochran and TIVE
children. Thelma and Eugene.
Mrs. w. ID. Lauder Is back I'm tho
office OF J. 3. Coulter In the Sexsl
building. Mrs. Lauder accompanied
her parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. B
Wilson OK Raymondvilie 10 Kerr
Vile for their vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. John P. Waite &C.
turned Sun01y from Kennedy bring.
ing with them their daughter. Mary
Jane and Jean WhittIesey. who have
been guests In the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. C.. williams.
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were among the guests or honor. rs
were Mrs. Walker, Mrs. M. Melan-
con o. Marganza, La, and Miss
Clark, or Rayne. La
ENTERTAIN IN HONOR
OF TWO GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Taylor
were hosts at . dinner on Tues
day evening. at their home on
Dunlap Avenue, entertaining in
honor or Mrs. Helen Dawson and
her daughter. Mrs. George Smith.
OF Lexington. Ky.
CLUB AND GUESTS
ARE COMPLTMENTED
Mrs. r. y. Caldwell entertained
with q bridge luncheon nc her
home on Eleventh street this week
the Wednesday bridge club and
guests being present.
Mesdames r.. @. Rodgers, MI. wv.
armstrong, J. A. Gillette, n. P.
Congdon. II. Y. Halstead and
George Smith were out or club
guests.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Melch. MIR.
and Mrs. Ollin Rome. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Roger S~paulding, Linstcr BOURGEOIS
Will Leverman and Misses LaVinia
Bourgeois we're the members OF a
party who spent the weekend y.
Point Isabel
Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Hester and
daughters, Misses Clara and Edith
or San Benito spent SUNDAY here Wy
tne nome or their son and brother,
Dade Hieste- and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. George Allen or San An
tonic, were visitors here Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. v. T. Seaber-v ard
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ~. Springer are here
from Eastland. for a few days. Mr.
SeaDerry was here even years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. POlhemus returned
from Oklahoma City last Saturday
bringing with Their both Mr.. Pole
mus. Sr, and Mr.. Phillips father ~
Mrs. Polehemus.
J. ID. Harvey and family on Dies
MONIES, Iowa. were local visitors
Friday.
II. w. Ellsworth and son were here
from Drummwrieht. Okla, the last
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hoffman "
CARRIER, Okla. were I'm Mission or
their way driving through the Val
ley recently.
r. B- Holland was here from Kan
sas City. NO. the last Of the week
W. ID. James or Woodlawn. New
York came 10 Mission Monday.
w. &. Grimes and wife were here
from Columbus. ~. M. recently.
George Gardner was here from
Jefferson City. Mo-. on Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. H.. A. Ross and
daughter or Riverside, Calf, arr
visiting at the Owen Council home
Taylor Grassland. formerly of Mis-
sion Is % the owner OF a Waco
plane. and doing commercial flying
with q licensed pilot.
Robert Lee Melden returned ths
first OF the week from a vacation
spent In Kansas.
Herbert Hass returned home from
a. az M. Saturday and will remain
here until school begins again.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Hannah anc
children and their friend. Mrs. II. l.
Walker are here from Port Arthu,
visiting at the w. %. Brown home
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Hannah anc
children and Mrs. VIII Brown speni
Wednesday In San Benito visitInr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Wearer's Choice
Is Dictator Of
Headgear

WASHINGTON R-Capital wo-
men show great diversity III their
choices OF warm weather headgear.
II ranges this summer from flop
ping wide sbrimmed hats 70 mere
wisps OF scarfs or Just a Spanish
comb.
The all-white berets. tams and
mesh caps are sweeping Washing
ton Ike a white wave and are pOpu-
ar alike with matron and maid.
They r used on almost every oc-
casion except for formal evening
wear.
Outdoor evening parties find the
wide-brimmed lace or horsehair
hats marching under the midsum-
mer moon above low-necked eve
ming gowns of lace and organdie.
Large white hats are especially
popular FOR evening wear with the
white costume which * e~nllyened
with Just a dash OF color.
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.Pllarr

ID. Ridpath a former resident Of
Pharr. spent wednesday at the home
oil MY. and Mrs. VIM. Horn. Mrs,
Ridpath and Miss Virginia Ridpath
are Wis ting ~ Houston.
Miss Lila French returned Thurs
day from Mathis. where she spent
several days visiting friends and
trpiatives.
- Rev. HUI and family and guests
I Mr.. and Mrs. "A. y. Ratliff OF Ran
ger motored TO Brownsville Mon
day.
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SURPRISE AFFAIR
ON BIRTHDAY

Frank Smidt was very pleasantly
surprised Sunday evening at his
home by relatives and friends, the
occasion being his Goth birthday
anniversary. Ice cream and cake
we're served TO the following MesSrs.
and Mesdames Francis Smidt, j. .
Chase. G. w. Pfeiffer, George Laakso,
y. Desomers. c. Kalbus and family,
George Kretz. August Pfeiffer. and
MN. Kretz.
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Professional Club
Women Dress
In Cotton

"Au dOre I'D IN cotton Is the
way members OF the National Fed
Grafton or Business and Professional
Women attended their biennial
convention held at Richmond. Va.
Out OF Difference to the south,
which entertained them. Mss
Marion r. McClench. president.
and others planned their entire
wardrobes or cottan.
When planning these cotton
wardrobes they discovered that
chic comes via the southern cotton
fields this summer, for n fact.
Cotton mesh hose, fine hand
made wolfe lingerie, fabric hats.
shoes and gloves are highly styled
this summer and offer the latest
modes IN colors. cut and decora-
tons.
AS for cotton daytime frocks
and afternoon dresses, there are
perfectly lovely figured cottons that
lend themselves beautifully 70 this
seasons feminine friIls and fur
bellows.
For daytime wear Miss Nc
Clench had. among others. one
stunning white eyeiek embroidery
frock. white fabric shoes. hat.
gloves and purse. and another
blue cotton taffeta. tailored with
chic. For the afternoon she had
figured wolfe, and for evening she
had a blue cotton lace dinner
dress and an evening gown that
combines cotton and rayon. Among
her accessories are a pluue sports
hat. a coat Of cotton corduroy. cot
ton fabric shoes. cotton mesh hose.
cotton fabric gloves and cotton
lingerie.
For rainy days. she was no less
cotton-minded. for she included 4
cotton sudanette raincoat and a
cotton taffeta umbrella.
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Luncheon and
Bridge Honor
Recent Bride

LOS FRESNO5. July 25.-Mes-
danes Z. T. Bucklin, r. G. Richey and
M. +. Orr were c0-hostesSes or We'd
nesday at the home OF Mrs. Bucklin
at q luncheon and kitchen shower
given In honor OF Mrs. VIM. Penni-
man. a recent bride. After the lunch
con three tables Of bridge we're en-
j0yed and tn honoree presented
with a lovely gift.
Guests az this event were Mes
danes N. O. Chatelle, w. Blow. c.
w. Pfeiffer, y. 3. Chase. d. ID. Clark,
Frank Phillips OF San BenAto and
Mrs. Stevenson Of Detroit. Mr.. j,
4. Bell Of San Benito and the hon
oree.
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Methodist Society Reception
Lovely Mid7Summer Occasion

MISSION, July 25.-One or the
outstanding social events OF the
midsummer was the reception
given In honor or the new people
or the community. on the lawn OF
the j. Blxler home Thursday after
noon with the Woman's Mission
cry Society or the Methodist church
as h~0stesses. Seventy women were
in attendance. twenty-five OF whom
were new people who were intro
dured and made 70 feel nc home.
Mrs. Leon III. Brown gave a group
Of readings which were thoroughly
enjoyed. "A general social hour IN
which everyone participated follow
cd the program. during which time
iced refreshments were served by
the ONE on the church.
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AUXILIARY
AT MEET

The intermediate Girls Auxiliary
OF the Baptist church met with
Miss Mary Elizabeth Cope this
week.
"A short business session and On
program was followed BY games on
the lawn ard u refreShment course.
Mrs. Grant Morrison and Miss Ma
dine Lentx. sponsors. were present.
Members present and taking
part On the program were Misses
Mary Fay Hopkins. Geraldine
Chandler. Mary Elizabeth McNiel,
Martha Lee Jones, Maurene Allen.
Louise Parker and Murlea Brisco.
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POSSESSES
Compliment
Ne wlywed s

RIO HONDO, July 25-A pretty
party occurred here Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Joe
Yeoman when Mrs. Yeoman, Mrs.
Alton Caffal, Mrs. Eph Caffal and
Mrs. Ernest Jeffrey entertained in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rex George
whose marriage took place recently
at Gatesville.
The party was given on the spa
cious lawn in front OF the Yeoman
home with the many long time
friends OF MI. George Showering
beautiful gifts upon him and his
bride.
Delicious refreshments we're serv-
ed by the hostesses at the close OF
a delightfully."- informal evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
HONOR K WITH
SAILING PARTY

X. O. Weikle and Ed Crogiin were
joint hosts az a sailing party Mon
day evening, honorlnr Miss Evelyn
Knox Of Hugo. Okla, who Is the
guest OF Miss Ruby Peterson. A pic
mic supper was served 20 the follow
ing guests: Miss Velma Burgess
Josephene Kretz, Ruby Peterson,
Ernest Holl0n, Theodore Barr, Ken
meth tratt, Lois Kretz and Chut
Galloway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
WOMAN'S SERVICE
CLUB MEETS

The members OF the Service Club
spent a most enjoyable Thursday
afternoon on the lawn az the home
OF Mrs. Cilley.
The business meeting was con-
Quoted by Mrs. +. G. Richey. presi-
dent. Mrs. Frank Kretz was leader
for the afternoon and many inter-
esting games were enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served TO twenty-three
members and eight visitors.
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FAREWELL PARTY
FOR HANSO

Mr.. and Mrs. o. W.. Hanson were
h0nored with a beach party Sunday
evening st Boca Chica. After 2 de-
lightful swim a picinc supper was
served. Those present were Messrs
and MeSdames c. Bingley, Walter
Bingley ana daughter. r. Bingles
and daughters. 8. ID. Bager. anc
children. B. Gordon, and daughter
and VIM. Anderson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
EMONSTRATION
IS INTERESTING

The members OF the Home Demon
stration Club were pleasantly enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Wesley Moses By Mrs.
J.. j. Patterson. Sixteen members and
six visitors were present.
Miss Dorothy Porter was present
and gave a very interesting demon
stration on the making Of different
stitches IN linens.
Mrs. j.. A. Burkhart was m new
member admitted TO the club.
Visitors we're Mrs. "A. "A. Laughiin,
Mrs. Buchen. Mrs. +. B. Ross. Mar
garet Gordon. Alene Coates. The
next meeting viii be at the home Of
Mrs. VIM. Sitter on August 18th.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Z. Barr we're
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Cot
ton az Harrington at a bridge party
on Tuesday evening.
Rev. w. III. Marshall returned SAT-
urday from north Texas, after be-
ing called home by the illness Of
his son.
John DE Zumwalt and Mrs. C. o
Peterson returned Saturday from
Copperl. Mrs. w. w. Whitlock &C
~companied them and will spend some
time visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ped
e-s0n.
Miss Ruth Shoptaw left Sunday
for Kingsville.
Miss Halle McAlister spent ri
day with Mrs. p. r. Moyle or Sar
Benito.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Rosenkoettei
OF San Benito spent the first OF the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Satufer
MI. and Mrs. Nolan Taylsn and
daughters returned Tuesday from
Bruseville.
MIR. and Mrs. O. w. Hanson left
Wednesday for Edgley, North
Dakota.
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MARRIAGE
ANNOIrNnEn

Announcement Is made here this
week OF the marriage OF Miss Edith
Ford OF Houston. Texas and David
Cooper OF this place. the wedding
Mrs. Cooper VIII reside on Mr..
Ccopers farm on the Brown Tract.
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INTERESTING SUBJECT
GIVEN by WOMEN

Oriental Marriage Customs
was the very interesting subject OF
the study at the meeting or the
Presbyterian Wcren's Auxiliary
held az the church this week. with
Mrs. r. 3. Wilmer in charge OF
the study. She was assisted Nv
Mrs. "A. wv. Shouse, Mrs. O.. P.
Owen and Mrs. M. j. Hauscheck.
Mrs. &. &. Swartz led the devo-
tiOnal service at the close ~ the
meeting. Mrs. Owen was hostess
az a social session. serving a dainty
r-efreshment course. Other ladies
present were MeSdames Willard
AFnew. Margaret King. r. q. Kelso
J. :. Mcneil. J. Nv. Meredith, Sam
Nettleton. y. NJ. Pace. John Rouse
Ben Stafford. u. Schmitter and T
T.. N0lin.
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MIR. and Mrs. Rudolph Rome
were hosts at a barbecue In the
Lions Park last wednesday eve
ming, with the entire Rome family
as guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna,
who are here from Port Arthur,
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BRIDGE r HOSTS
DURING PAST WEEK

been hosts az a number OF bridge
affairs az their home In East Mis-
sion the past week, with Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
spent in enjoyment with their
friends and nelghbors.
Tuesday evenings affair counted
SIX tables or players, with Mrs. Jas.
Gillett and Ollin Rome high o
holders, Mrs. r. N. Smith and
Rudolph Rome lows.
The guests included: Eessrs. and
Mesdames r.. NJ. Smith. :. M. Duff
lie, r. J. Rome, w. o. Brown. T..
y. Congdon. Ollin Rome, "A. r..
V0lz, Albert McHenry, y. A. Gil
lctte, DR.. and Mrs. I. n. Burnett.
Captain and Mrs. Hanna the
latter from Port Arthur.
On Wednesday evening again
the iful Rosette home was
filled win guests including Messrs.
and Mcsdames III. III. Rankin. j.. ID.
CrosSman, Alton Bentsen, Flynt
Sorrelle. q. +. Dohrn, I. r.
Card. j. r. Honey and Leon Brown.
Mrs. Alton BentScn and Flynt
Sorrelle high score holders and
Mrs. q. =. Dohrn and win Par
rish, lows.
A delicious course OF refresh
ments was served by the hostess
each time.
HOSTS AT
BARBECUE
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Z. Hardin had
MS guests Tuesday at a delicious
chicken barbecue Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar v. Sprowl-
MRS. JFFFRIES
ENIERTAINS
Mrs. Herbert Jeffrles entertain
ed the Tuesday afternoon bridge
club at her home this week, with
a Unreliable personnel.
Mrs. r.. N. Smith, Mrs. Carl
R0telle, Mrs. A. p. Wright, Mrs.
ri. Hannah and Mrs II. II. Walker,
the two last named OF Port Arthur
were out OF club guests. Mrs.
Hannah received the guest prize.
FIVE TABLE BRIDGE
PARTY ENJOYABLE
Mrs. Charles Thomas Decker en-
tertained with five tables or bridge
mt the Jack Decker home on River
side on Tuesday afternoon. The
games proved very interesting. The
home was beautifully decorated
with many flowers.
Mrs. s. NJ. Duffie and Mrs. Mar
tin Price were high score holders.
The following guests we're present:
Mesdames S. M. Duffie, Harry
Stewart, Flynt Sorrelie, Nelson
Wimberly, Leon Brown, Martin
Price. Dade Hester. George Smith
Of Lexington, Ky.
Also the Misses Janet Caldwell,
Helen Duncan. Ruth Spencer,
Geraldine Thies, Mary Ferguson,
Eugenia E~ppright. Ruth and Leone
Walling, Dorothy Shaver and
Sunny Garrison.
ROMES ARE HOSTS
AT BARBECUE
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Rome
were hosts at a barbecue In the
Lions Park last Wednesday we
ming, with the entire Rome family
as guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna,
who are here from Port Arthur
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METHODIST GROUP
HOLDS X 4

Mrs. J. l.. Vining had charge or
the study 10 the meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary OF the Metho-
dist church held at the church this
week. Mrs. Oscar Roman chair
man or the executive committee,
gave an interesting report.
Mrs. r. J. Balhreath and Mrs. e.
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home with the many long time
friends OF Mr.. George showering
beautiful gifts upon him and his
bride.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed BY the h0steSses at the close OF
a delightfully."- informal evening.
MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCED
Announcement Is made here this
week OF the marriage OF Miss Edith
Ford Of Houston. Texas and David
Cooper OF this place. the wedding
having occur4i Friday. T-r. and
Mrs. Cooper viii reside on Mr..
Ccopers farm on the Brown Tract.
GARCIA-GUTIERREz
RITES SOLEMNIZED
Miss Andrea Garcia became the
bride OF Alfonso Gutierrez at z.
o'clock Wednesday morning mt st.
Benedicts Catholic church at San
Benit0 with Rev lyman. pastor OF
the church officiating. following the
ceremony a Nuptial Mass was held.
Mrs. Gutierrez Is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Garcia OF
Antiquities and the bridegroom A
the son or Mr.. and Mrs. SAINTS
Anna Garcia.
The bride wore n handsome white
satin gown with a deep lace yoke.
Her veil was tulae with q wreath Of
orange blossoms. She wore pearls
and her accessories we're white
slippers and gloves. She carried q
white prayer beck.
The six brides maids wore pink
organdie fashioned with long ruf-
fled skirts and bands OF pink tulle
for their head dresses. They carried
Sheaves Of pink roses aud ferns.
They were Misses Trinidad Garcia,
Christina Salazar. Elodia Escamill,
ESperanza zalazar, Maria Louisa
Garcia. Ga-deloupe Dabila.
After the wedding ceremony an
elaborate all Gay celebration was
held at the brides parents home,
with q wedding feast ana dance as
a climax 10 the festivities.
The young couple will make their
home at the CoaStland Farms where
the groom Is employed.
PERSONALS
Greetings have been received
from Amos LongDrake who II IN
Alamosa. Colorado.
A. +. McCiung was a Brownsville
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Frances Longbrake Is on a
motor trip with friends which IN
cludeS stops at Chicago and Deca-
tur. III.
Word has been received from
John Kingan announcing his safe
arrival N Dumfries. Scotland.
Mrs. Roy Moses il in the Valley
Baptist Hospital recuperating from
an appendix operation.
Mrs. B. j. Sitz has a. her guests
Mrs. ". C. Schiller. Miss Louise
Gray Schiller nd Miss Ruth Men
eli az YoakUm.
John Larson and family and Mrs.
George K~indlneer were Brownsville
visitors this week.
Mrs. w. n. Lilly vas M Harlin-
gen Monday.
Mrs. jess Moses Is visiting her
SON Roy Moses here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Dale have re-
turned from a trip 10 points In
Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Macs and
family OF Chicago spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kiose on
the Brown Tract.
Bruce Faulkner has returned
from Q visit OF several weeks in
Oklahoma City. he was accompan-
led home by his aunt. Mrs. U. q.
Stevenson of Edmond. Okla.
Mrs. x. p. williams left Friday
fer College Station where she viii
represent the Brown Tract Home
Demonstration club at the short
course there.
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HOSTS AT
BARBECUE

Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Hardin had
Us guests Tuesday at q delicious
chicken barbecue Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar v. Sprowl.
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Note Their Fashion Points:

CAV Broader Shoulders - With Raglan and
- Epaulet Sleeves Cape Effects
EERH NoUeI NetD Necklines = Draped CouULs,
Lou "V's" and Chic High Collars
HNH Fitted Bodice Lines-With "Scooped In
" WGistlines Bias Cuts
EEnH Jackets and BoIeros Make Many of Them
Double Duty Frocks
mEH TuUo-CoIor Effects With Contrasting Color
N Trims-Ensen1ble Beautifully With Goats