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DINNER THEATER
PATTY HOSTESS

Mrs II w BrIggs e~ntertalne5
with a lovely luncheon az the casa
az Palmas a. one O'Clock on
Thursday afternoon. h0noring her
daughter. Mrs Harry y Weston o.
Louisiana The delicious siX-course
luncheon vas served on a beautiful
~ appointed table adorned with a
centerpieCe Of shasta daisies inter-
mingled with green fern Rose col
ored glassware was used. making
very charming effect
The guest list included the I'M
lowing women Mesdames Id
Briggs. r w Briggs. r g De-
NJ B Gore. J n Lauck. H r.
Krampff j w Patterson. 8 RI
Melton. II l. Gum. j r Lockha-t.
ID NCLendon w Thorton and Lei
Ian McCulloueh and the honoree
MIS- Harry r Weston
After the luncheon. Mrs Briggs
and her guests enjoyed the very en-
t~ertaininE matinee 81 the Palace
Theatre. In McAllen. which was
Daddy Long Legs
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Newton and Joe Of North Edinburg
were Sunday guests al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. j. Mulkev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox Of McAllen
have moved 20 the residence for
merry occupied By Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Norman.
Mrs. George Culver who has
been the guest OF her daughters
Mrs. Hazel Harrell OF Mercedes re-
turned 70 her home IN Saturday.
Or VI Smith and family have
returned from their trip 10 Chi
cago where the doctor attended
Medical school while Mrs. Smith
and sons visited her parents III
Tennessee.
Mrs Leslie Beech and son Buff
ord who have been visiting rela-
tives IN the Valley returned - their
home at Altus. Okla. OF Thursday.
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Rockwell Retires AS
Head M'Allen Rotary

NcALLEN. June sc o Rock
well. retiring president OF the Nc
Allen Rotary club. was presented
with a past presidents button an
Wednesdays luncheon
The presentation was made by VI
@ Paxton immediate preceding
past president
IL vas a co-inc1dent that the
recipient and the man who pre-
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DAUGHTER HONOREE
OF PARTY

Mrs Frank Grow entertained
with a matinee party on last
little daughter Ida. and a number
Of her friends. The children en-
joved the matinee at the Palace
theatre IN McAllen. which was
Daddy Long Legs AT the close or
the afternoon delicious refresh
ments Of fruit punch, cakes and
candy were served to the little
guests al the Crow home Those
present were Elizabeth Melton.
Mary Virginia Briggs. Lucy Weston.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
North Mission
MISS ~PROUDFOOT
CLUB HOSTESS

The members OF the North Mis-
sion Home Demonstration club met
at the home Of Miss Beatrice
Proudfoot Friday with a good at
tendance. After a short business
session plans were made TO hold a
picnic at Lions Park on Wednes-
day July I. The members Of the
Sharyland club r 10 be guests
of the North Mission club.
A program on yard beautification
was given by members OF the club.
Mrs. w. A Wolverton Of North
Mission gave a very instructive talk
on yard beautification. Mrs. Wolver-
ton has made a study Of this sub
ject and has one of the prettiest
yards in the Valley. The meeting
was adjourned and the hostess
served delicious refreshments Of
cake and punch.
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Valley Society NeWS
and EDentS

sented the button both are Valley
managers for utilities. the former
for the Rio Grande Valley Gas Co.
and the latter for he Valley Tele-
phone Co.
Sid Hardin. Mission superintend-
ent Of schools made a talk On how
the small town merchant can over
come depression. He discussed eX-
hauStively the proper approach 10
customers. and various merchandiS-
ing policies
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PERSONALS

Miss Grace Beam Of cisco. Is
the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Gray and Will spend some
time with relatives OF the Valley
Miss Alva Jencks left on Thurs
day to spend the summer months
with relatives al Sioux Falls, Sout!I
Dakota.
Miss Bernice Hansen spent Mon
day and Tuesday with her friend
Miss Elarene Norman Of Alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magee OF Mission
accompanied BY their granddaugh-
ter Miss Elarene Norman left wed
nesday for Kansas and Missouri.
Miss LESSEE Harrison and mother
Mrs Henry Harrison motored 70
Weslaco on Thursday where Mrs
Harrison spent the day with Mrs.
Kelley and Miss LESSEE motored 70
Edcouch.
Miss Alice Iapham. who L at
tending college at Kingsville. spent
the week END at the home OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs b Lapham.
Mrs. Alan Hartford and daugh-
ter Betty Jean of Edinburg were
week end guests at the home Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. p Lapham.
Mrs. Oscar Parks is nursing az
the home of MI. and Mrs. Harvey
Hixson OF McAllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baker and
family were Sunday guests az the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Guy Neal
| OF Mercedes.
I Miss Pearl Jencks of McAllen
spent the week end AZ the home
or Mrs. wilbur Hoyt.
Miss Grace Beam Is the guest OF
her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore
OF McAllen.
John williams. brother ~ Mrs
Russell Ewald OF North Mission
motored 70 Brownsville on Monday.
Mrs. r. S. Slocum and DAUGHTER
Thelma OF Pharr were dinner
guests ~ the home OF Mrs George
Mitchell on Thursday. Miss Thelmz
has recently returned from Ward
! Belmont college at Nashville. Tenn.
AIRS. Carpenter was a THURSDAY
caller at the home az Mrs. L. II.
smith. Mrs. Carpenter recently
returned from Nebraska accompan-
led BY her parents who will make
their home in the Valley
Mr.. and Mrs, william Sellers OF
Ia Feria were SUNDAY guests az the
home OF their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Updike.
Mrs. q. w. WaTroner and three
children OF Concho. Texas Mrs
Pred Fredenkamp and DAUGHTER
Thelma of Evansville. Indiana
sisters OF Mr.. Claude Hilburn ar
rived last week 70 VISIT a. me
Hilburn home
y N. Mulkey and sons Walter.
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DALLAS VISITOR
PARTY HONORFF

Miss Louise Lingwiler Of Dallas
was honoree al a bridge luncheon
given al the Aztec Cafe here by
Miss Fannie Williams or Harlm-
gen.
Mrs. II r -Michalke received the
prize for high score at the con-
clusion Of the games. The honoree
was also remembered with a gift
from her hostess
Beautiful yellow sroses we're used
for decorations
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San Benito
MISS LIPPINCOTT Is
BRIDE OF CARL BRANDT

BkiDf Of NAkL BRANDT
Miss Louise LIppincott. daughter
OF Mrs r Z. Llppincott. became
the bride OF Carl Brandt or Marion.
Ind. Saturday evening az the First
Methodist church az SIX thirty
O'Clock
The Rev Mr. { Z Marshall.
pastor ~ the First Methodist
church performed the marriage
ceremony
The brides gown vas Of pink
chiffon with matching hat and
shoes. Her bridal bouquet was OF
pink roses
Miss Beulah LippinCott, sister OF
the bride. was attired IN green or
CANDY with matching accessories
4 O. Bailey acted as best man
for Mr.. Brandt
Following the ceremony a wed
ding supper was served 10 a fen
intimate friends of the couple ar
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. M A
Z OBrien
During the evening. Mr. and
Mrs Brandt left for a wedding trip
to Monterrey and Saltillo Upon
their return they Will remain In
San Benito for a few DAYS before
going 10 Marion. Ind, where they
viii make their home
Mrs. Brandts travelling costume
ives Of blue crepe with harmonic
ing accessories.
Following the announcement Of
her engagement. Mrs Brandt was
honoree a. many pre-nuptial
events.
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BARBECUE DINNER
FOR

On Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. willard Ferguson gave a
barbecue dinner in honor Of their
niece and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Stevenson who left Mon
day for their home at Des Moines.
Iowa. The following guests were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Strick-
land OF Mission. MI. and Mrs. T.
d. Murrow OF McAllen, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Moody and daughter
Dianne OF Harrington. Billy Fergu-
son of Mission and the honor
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stew
enson and family.
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Joe Downey and daughters RUBY
and Levohn. Lucille Gusick. and
Rise Burson. Of Edcouch. returned
Wednesday evening from a three
days visit in Corpus Christi.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Glese motor
ed TO Mercedes and Weslaco Sunday
Of last week.
Earlyne Turner. and Marie Carl
son accompanied a party Of friends
on a swimming party. ar Crystal
Waters. In Mission Saturday even
ing Of last week.
Nj. and Mrs. John Stokes &C.
companied Georgc Stokes 70 Cor
pus Christi for a few DAYS visit this
past week
Mrs Percie Triplett and Mrs :.
T Trlplett were shN erS III Nj
Allen THURSDAY OF lar. week
Caroline Cramcr ~ Edlnburg was
a guest over the week end at the
home az Miss Fave Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. w " Moore were
dinner guest al rhe home OF Mr. and
Mrs G. Davenport IN Weslaco Sun
day evening Of last week.
Mrs G. r. Workman. Chas Wort
ham. and Mrs. Albert CASTOR. Of
Beaumont arrived Saturday for a
visit az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
O. q Edmonds.
Mr. and Mrs. II II Triplett and
Marjorie were visitors In Hargil Sun
day afternoon OF last week
Mr. and Mrs p l. Davis return
49, HInrAnuH Fmnwz a frrn urankr sFrmHf
with friends and relatives in Terrell
" " Hobbs. Of Weslaco was a
guest Sunday and Monday al the
home ar Mr. and Mrs. " II Moore
M and Mrs J W Patterson, o.
Pharr were guests AZ the home q
NJ and MS. r I. Wilson. Satur-
day evening II last week.
Mrs F a Walton and children
returned Saturday from a two weeks
visit with relatives III Donna
@ u Adamson left this last
week for a few DAYS visit with his
family IN Dallas
Euga FarriS. and Mr. Howard az
Austin were guest over the week
end at the home OF Mrs. NJ. Farris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dsvney and
dalehters. Levohn. and Lily Mae.
were visitors in Weslaco SATURDAY.
of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bryant and
Mr.. and Mrs Clark of Brush. Colo.
arrived Thursday of last week. for
a visit with Mr. Bryant's sister. Mrs.
M G. UnZicker and family. Mrs
Unzicker accompanied them 10 Tule-
IA fo- a weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. J. ". Carlson and daughter
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Elsa
HONOR SON WHO
LEFT FOR

Mr. and Mrs OSburn Fry enter
tanned a number Of young people
at their home. Tuesday evening ~
honor OF their son. Noah. who left
for Jacksonville later IN the week
A chicken dinner was served w
eve and after a pleasant evening
spent IN visiting and playing games.
delicious ice cream and cake were
served al a late hour 10 Mr. and
Mrs. r L Harper. and daughters.
Nellie. Jennie. and Irene. Mrs. x
WhitloCk. Emit Jane. and Gather
inc Fry. Coy Weaver. Lindsey Shlr-
lev. and Alvin Whitlock.
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FATHERS DAY
DINNER GUESTS

Mt and MIS- Ed Mauie enter
tanned a few OF their friends on
Sunday with a dinner party IN
honor of Fathers Day The guests
were Mr. ana Mrs. r (. Frazier.
Nj and IRIS Malmstadt, Dr.. and
MIS- Davidson. Miss Esther Malm-
stadt and Mr. Ma Naule.
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PERSONALS

Grow.
PERSONALS
Miss Bernice Dreibelbis returned
Friday from a winter spent In Wis
consin. where she attended school al
the University Of wisconsin.
Maurice and Allen Crammer and
Clifton Standifer left Sunday fol-
Camp Martin at Kerrville, where
they will spend a few weeks vaca-
tioning On their return home they
Will visit Monterrey. Mexico.
Mrs. Carl Salisbury OF Edlnburg
vas a visitor In Pharr on Saturday
afternoon a. the home OF her moth
er. Mrs. Loran Dumont.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Slocum and
Misses Ethel Barbara Young anc
Thelma Slocum and Donald Var
Dresser and Morgan Cole OF Donna
enjoyed a swim and steak fry al
Cascade on Monday evening.
Miss Helen Everhard was the
dinner guest Of Miss Margaret
Flowers on Monday.
John Kelley Of Beeville. arrived n
Pharr Sunday to spend q week VI
sitting with his son. Al A. Kelley
and family.
Miss Ernestine Kelley OF Kings
vile spent last week visiting az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle KEEL
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs D. IT. Gillespie anc
daughters. Madeline and Margaret
returned home SUNDAY after spend
ing a few days with friends ano
relatives in Mathis.
Mr. and Mrs. "A. A. Kelley anc
SON. Erwin. spent Sunday ar the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charle,
Fielder Of Mission, where a family
reunion was held.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wagnol
had as their guests on Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs Frank Gross and baby
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Brownsville
Is Pleasant
In the Summer

But II you do go away more
Tor the change than for any
nther reason keep up with
what's going on in your home
citv and the rest Of the world
by having your fayorite news,
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follow you.
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Before you leave
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USE FOR A sLEUTH

Second You1l be all right soon.
Fred-we've sent for detective for
Yer.
Boxer. Wot for7
Second To 'elp YOU 10 find the
hloke you're supposed 10 he hittin'.
Passing Show
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NATURAL REMEDY A SENSATION
AMONG BROWNSVILLE SUFFERERS! /:
Famed Herbal Medicine at McKAY'S
PHARMACY Banishes Pills and
Violent Purgatives!

II would % your heart good 70 Sc the hundreds of Brownsville peo-
pie who are coming here III a steady stream 10 find relief from suffer
ing through the amazing corrective qualities IL Herb Extract formerly
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who formerly suffered from constipation. digestive. kidney. bladder and
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BIRTHDAY OCCASION
OF DINNER

Mrs. c " Bowers entertained
Sunday with a birthday dinner. in
honor Of her father. r F Kelly. of
McAllen Guests enjoying the din
ner were Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Kelly.
Mrs. VIM Arthur and daughter.
Maty. Of McAllen, Mrs NJ D Ran
dolph and SON. T d OF. Edinburg.
Mrs. j. F. Price OF Weslaco. and
Miss Louise Kelly Of K%ingsville.
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RECENT BRIDE
CONTAMINATED

Mrs. Carl Brandt. who vas be
fore her marriage Saturday even
ing. Miss Louise Lippincott. was
honoree ar a delightful bridge
party and linen shower given BY
Mrs Oscar Ballenger and Mrs Gil
bert Adamson al tie home Of the
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FISHING PARTY

A party OF fishermen which in
Guided c. B. Thompson and son
Harry, Messrs. Claude and Sam
Hilburn. Albert wicks and Jack
GRAY motored 10 Pencils where
they spent Thursday and Friday
fishing and returned with a good
catch.
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latter. when three tables Of guests
enjoyed the event.
A yellow and green color scheme
was carried out In the decorations
and other accessories for the games
High score award was presented
to Mrs. w l.. Peoples az the con-
clusion Of the games with Miss
Beulah Lippincott receiving consol-
alton award
Mrs Brandt received many lovely
gifts Of linen from the guests.
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WEEK y AFFAIR

Mrs. James Albertson OF Mission
and son James Of Atlanta. Georgia
who Is spending his vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Perkins spent the week end al
Boca Chica and Port Isabel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-25
Natural Herb Juices Cleanse
Entire system

IL YOU are worn out, depressed.
and tired all the time. If you are
suffering from chronic C0nstipa-
ton. liver. bladder. kidney or other
digestive ailments. YOU will well
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ton Of Herb Extract III. like
thousands Of others. YOU have des-
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taking numerous pills and violent
purgatlves, you will find a priceless
friend IN Herb Extract The nat
ural corrective qualities In the ex-
tracts taken from natures herbs
promote easy, regular elimination
and cleanse your system Of health
destroying toxic poisons
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-25
CLASS PARTY
Is ENJOYED

Eighteen members we're present
when Mrs @. S Mckinney enter
tanned the Friendship Sunday
School class of the First Baptist
church at her home on North Dick
Bowling.
During the afternoon the men,
bers enjoyed various games. Mrs
Stone had charge of the social
period.
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PICNIC IN PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Darlington
and daughters Phyllis and Doro-
thy Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Bentsen and children Of S~haryland
enjoyed a picnic al Lions Park on
Sunday evening
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BRIDGE HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. @ F Gray enter
tanned a party OF guests with
bridge on Thursday evening The
honor guest Of the evening was
Miss Lillian Hemmerling OF Shary-
land. At th2 close OF the evenings
entertainment. refreshments OF ice
cream and cake we're served BY the
hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-25

A scientific expedition has been
organized 10 explore the lost
world Of Southern Venezuela
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PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs r A Morelock a
Cherokee. Iowa. were III Mission
on their tour Of the Valley Monday
Mr. and Mrs Raw Zipp OF Seguin
this state. were local visitors last
Saturday
u l. Gilman Of Grand Junction
Colorado. was IN the Valley Sat-
urday
J n Johnson was here from Cairo
Egypt. the last of the week
Mr. and Mrs George Speer left
the last Of the week for Beaumon,
on a visit with their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth
Schofield
Charles Moore and family are
here from San Angelo visiting al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-25

Mary Ann Thornton. Margaret Ho-
gan. Roberta Kriedenwise and Ida
Grow.
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Texas Man Gets Remarkable
Results

II had suffered for several years with
stomach trouble. indigestion. gaS pains.
and constipation and I have used many
llN1tives and other remedies without
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Mission
SOCIETY
MEETS

The members Of the Baptist Mis-
SIOnary Union decided to change the
manner Of entertainment IN she
monthly sessions somewhat In anti
Cipatlon OF warm weather. 50 last
Thursday they held their regular
monthly missionary meeting with
the mission program IN the Lions
park.
Meeting al 3 30 In the afternoon
they found shady places under the
trees where Mrs Mary Minyard pre-
sided. with the presentation OF the
Youth and the World under
Christ program
Mrs Minyard was assisted I'm the
portrayal by the Mesdames r A
Mathis. Mitchell. Lee. Lundv. Roy
Baker and Miss Zillah Martin.
The two Martin twins. Derrell
and Carol. sang a duet In accord
with the other part Of the theme
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CLUB AND GUESTS
X ENTERTAINED

Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown enter
tanned the Friday Mite Dinner
bridge membership a. their home
last week, with a four-table person
mel
/. Mrs Franklin FVers and Chas.
p Wright were high score holders,
Miss Bourgeois and Maurice Rome
lows
Out Of club guests included Mr..
and Mrs Owen Council. Misses
Mamie Rome and LavlnIa Bourgeois
and Maurice Rome.
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The Washington times., 1931-11-17
Dedicatory
Exercises
On Air
BY STANLEY B1GELOW

Ten members of Woodrow viii
sons cabinet will meet together
in Richmond today TO partici-
pate in exercises during which a
bust Of the wartime President
viii be unveiled by Mrs. Wilson
in the new Hall Of the House Of
Delegates.
The ex-cabinet members who
win attend are:
cambridge Colby, Secretary Ct
State; David F. Houston, Secre-
tary Of Agriculture; William G.
McAdoo, Secretary of the Treas
ury; Carter Glass, Secretary Of
the Treasury; j. C. McReynolds,
Attorney General; A. Mitchell
Palmer, Attorney General; Jo-
sephus Daniels, Secretary of the
Navy; William C. Redfield, Secre-
tary of Commerce; William B.
Wilson. Secretary Of Labor, and
John Barton Payne, Secretary Of
the Interior,
The Washington times., 1931-11-17
tOWANS TO DANCE

The Iowa Society of Washing
ton win hold its first dance of
the season tomorrow night at
the Willard Hotel.
The Washington times., 1931-11-17
KEEPS little AILMENTS
from growing into BIG ONES!

1t may be Just a coated tongue tonight
with dull eyes, bad color and breath. But
by these symptoms Nature is telling you
Help tonight is simple, Tomorrow it may
be harder. A single simple dose OF Castoria
is usually all that's needed to bring relief; it
often keeps serious illness IRON ; dsveLopmg :
remedyMmsde specially to give the gentle
help their delicate organs must have. 1t IS
pure vegetable preparation; contains no
harsh drugs, no narcotics. =,
In any starting illness such as a cold.
little fever, food upset, first-aid dose OF
Castoria is always wise precaution.
It's never hard to get children to take
Castoria. They love its taste. and are CRATE
full for the relief it always brings to tied-up
systems.
' For babies or for older children, depend
on Castoria's gentle regulation. It has kept
MANY little ailment from growing into a
serious one! Genuine Castoria always has
the name Chas. H. Fletcher on the package
The Washington times., 1931-11-17
II asty liPstick

It's an old theater custom for
actors and actresses to kiss upon
meeting after a long separation.
Richard C"Sherlock HolmeSO
Gordon, the other day, met three
young ladies in studio and kissed
them paternally.
A few minutes later a page boy
Accosted Gordon
"Mr. Gordon" he said, 1--WE
just found this lipstick in the
studio. Would you please taste
It and tell me to whom 1t be-
fOngs?"
The Washington times., 1931-11-17
Actors, Ahoy!

Want to act in q radio drama?
You can. if you have the proper
experience and ability, ara are q
member of the male persuasion.
The Washington times., 1931-11-17
VOL

Ronald Dawson, director OF the
Northern Dramatic Company, who
writes and produces radio plays,
tells this department he will
have an opening for a few more
male actors soon.
Applicants should see Mr..
Dawson at VOL Friday night
when his cast puts on the final
act Of What Price Racketeers."
The Washington times., 1931-11-17

Linn A. M.


wkc--Kespins Up with DauEh-
wMAL-Rhythm RamblerA
WOL-Request Program
wJsV-Sacred Hour.
wBAL-Mrs. A. NJ. Goudiss.
11:1S-wRC-Radio Household lnsti-
tute
wMAL--Musical Alphabet.
WBAL-Noontime Tunes.
11:3O-WRC-HuKo Marian's Orchestra.
wMAL-Musical Alphabet.
11:AS-wMAL-Songs.
wBAL-Beauty Program.
1900 NOON
wRC-Home Circle.
wMAL--Don 5igslow's orches-
VICTORIAN Recital
wJSV-Variety Hour.
wBAL--Noon.Tims Tunes.
and Gold Room Or
wBAI-Pat Barnes in person.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Farm and Home
Hour.
wOL-Luncheor Music.
wMAL-coiumbia Revue.
wBAL-Same as WRC.
IL :46-WMAL-Al Sakol and His Or
chestra.