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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-10
TROJAN CAGERS LOSE

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OMAHA, Neb., Dec. Southern
CALIFORNIA; cagers who stopped over
here for a practice" game wednes-
day night with Creighton university
were defeated Is to II.
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BY DIXON STEWART
United Press Staf Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-The east
ern 1881 collegiate football season
and the special season for the bene-
fit of unemployment relief funds
will be brought to fitting close
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ting sos for. the wyttenbach team. The
+ Tree, Ie ie9 donated by Monninger for the
2.552. '-''-''-A 0u'ii'e' WIN TOTAL ol
A. S. Rowe, Specials won three from
Street Merchants won two from Citv Cand S15
9nd Coca-Cola during the Women's Matinee
rolled the feature series scoring 6i9 with
games of 212. 1876 and 211.
TWo-game wins ruled the Film Exchange
League series at the Illinois alleys. Fox
field H. 'Onn Barrett hao 'sS to lead The
from Third Floor during the Power Pow Fam and
d ofSsT c de4sHe series at the Illinois All
and T. defeatfn Ing t operator ri0g No. and
operators No. l. Commercial, Store Room
s and WgashjIngton Avenue three times. Bader
game OF 243 and three-game total of
6lO. Darkest had sos.
Indiana Trucking was the big winner
during the K. of C. series at the Delaware
drives taking three games from Boren In
surance as Penn Coal. Finneran Grocery
FET r Grocery. Pittman-Rice and Quinn
TTrUcfeFy won Two from Block Optical. Scott
Plumbing and Hoosier Optical. Lee FoIev
% Sgs the star of this session. games of i96.
10 ana 235 giving him a score of 657
6aroId had SAB for the runner-up berth.
Inc Block Optical team lined up with Joe,
T FaHi; Emil; Leonard and Karl Kernel
LOOKS as II they, were preparing for the
The Clothe- A-ChiId response by the TO-
cal bowling fraternity is growing rapidly
and the list of donors to The Time< Chrief
mas campaign to help the children of I'M
employed parents has reached a point
Rnere there is every reason to believe many
Mrs. Eddie Meyer. lead-off for the Pritch-
EFT Girls team, kindly has come forward
with request to clothe a little girl. six
or seven years old. The Indianapolis
League also, applied for the opportunity to
OUTFIT two boys instead of one. To date
leagues and individuals have contributed
to the happiness and health of eight
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League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

DILL THOMAS, the righthanded
ID pitcher obtained by Indianapo-
lis from Oklahoma City and who
displayed good form with the
HooSiers in the waning days of the
1881 season, was fifth in low earned
run average in the Western League
this year. His average was 3.44 per
nine-inning game. Morgan of Des
Moines was first but worked in only
81 innings. Timing, of Des NIoines,
the real leader, turned in a mark of
314, pitching 215 innings. Thomas
worked 900 StanzaS and won Is
games and lost IS.
Other hurlers bought from Oklahoma
City by the Indians were J. Jones. right
handler, and Bob Logan. lefty. The latter
made an impressive showing in Indian
apOlis during September. He worked his
share of games in the Western loop, win
ming eleven games against ten losses. His
earned run average in the west was 400
The elongated Jones chalked up thirteen
victories against fourteen defeats and an
earned run per centage of S.92.
Ken Strong is back in the majors with
Detroit after spending big season with
New York university football hero is ex-
pecteo to Stav on the big line this time.
safn e @ In Se Sron ppR Saa sRd
I'll oatassldfsTs HUB walker, FRANK poi3;
Toronto also received a sizable sum OF
lash. Strong Joined the Yankees after
roagh an vas ovd25st t. tie ss vts G
tas permitted to pass out of Yankee
Jurisdiction.
BOSTON BRAVES have disposed
ID of their two first Sackers of
1881, Earl Sheely and Johnny Neun,
leaving Art Shires in sole posses
lion of the initial corner. Talkative
Arthur will lose no time in point
ing out the fact his reputation is so
well thought Of that he knocked off
two big leaguers even before report
ing. The Braves have outfielder
Wally Berger on hand to play the
bag if Shires fails to produce. He
has had experience at first base.
Chuck Klein. Hoosier sIugger with the
Philly Nationals, returned to his Indian
apolis home Wednesday after a soiourn
in Texas Of about six weeks. He brought
back glowing reports of the fine hunt
ing and fishing offered in the Lone Ttar
state. where he vacationed with Pinky
whitney. star PhiIly third sacker. On
one fishing excursion in the Gulf Of Mexi-
co. Klein landed . tarpon weighing As
hounds 80 well IS other deniIens of the
deep.
Klein enioyed the hunting trips and
hagged his share of wild turkeys and
ducks. He also crossed the border into
Mexico and enioyed the trim into hot "a
male land. PLAY big league ball and see
the world. The Hoosier Hercules visited
Cuba a year ago. Chuck was at the
ffltcnct poWAng aHeyS wednesday night
irving out his arm and soon will be back
in ten pin action, He has been away
from the bowling drives since February.
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cietv League series on the Central alleys.
when he finished with a score of 266 to
total SIC and lead the Bakemeir team to
also won three from Pennington. Daniels
rolling sol for the winners. as Wyttenbach
and Day took two from Kemper and Cox.
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XAVIER NAMES CAPTAIN

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 10
Harold McPhail, Columbus, was
elected 1882 captain of Xavier uni
versity's football team here last
night. McPhail is a fulIback.
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Down the Alleys
Liebtag BARRIERS Set Record
BY LEFTY LEE

Liebtag BARRIERS Set Record
A new all-time city record score
of 3,287 was posted by the Liebtag
Barber bowling team of the Indian
apoliS League during Wednesday
nights play, this club rolling games
of 1,073, 1,116 and 1908, to top the
1892 rolled by the Anderson ALL
Stars by five pins. Hansen and
Frank Liebtag passed the 700 mark
with counts of 713 and 706 during
this set. Argus had 637, c. Liebtag
GOT, and Hunt 624. Oeftering-Litz-
Gilman Coal, the Liebtag opponents
had two games over the 1000 mark,
but lost the entire series.
=, Coca-Cola and Underwood Transfer of
the indianapolis League also won three
games from Pritchett Pick-UpS and Hoilen-
beck Press as Wheeler Lunch. Union title.
E ERmfF agd gr0 and gsFReSR P5tl6 Appel Ta
Beverage, also was waIoping the NAPLES,
games Of 1875, l'oIl and l.o8S bringing
Philip A. c., 9O37. and Union Title S009.
reach this mark being Snyder. sos; Mounts.
Fox, 613: johnson. 697; lBerberich. 600:
Switzer, 624 Stitch. 65S; Barrett. $50: Gil
Heiss. sol; Woodland. 500; xifoTd s4s; cray CRAY.
667: Wilmoth. 619; Hardin. b61: G. Powers,
$40. and Ray Fox. 63l. Seventeen games
were over the 1000 mark. the 1875 by
Trule being high.
held by the Union Title team Of the In
dianapolis League. with a score of 1910.
Fred Mounts leading the team to this
Nj q
leading the Hoosier A. G. boys. his latest
effort being 668 with the high game OF
showed a triple win for Blue Devils over
Horns. and a two-game. win for Drum
Corps. Guards and Revelers from Tails.
ImpS and HoofS. Yager and Bork. team
mates. on the Blue Deyil team, staged a
646 to CAS-. Howe rolled GOT and Hewes
an even 600.
The women's League games on the In
diana alleys resulted in a triple win for
Grav-Gribben & GRAY. over Prest-O-Lite,
Carter and Held Floral and an odd game
victory for Hoosier Pete. Stanley Jewelry
nS Shea 5Sm Eea s ed 9P Bs
individual play with a score Of 526. Johns
was next on 514.
winters starred during the Medical So
when he finished with a score of 266 TO
total Sic and lead the Bakemeir team to
a triple win over the Click quintet. owen
also won three from Pennington. Daniels
and Day took two from Kemper and Cox.
Norman accounted for the third 500. hit
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VOLLEY BALL TILT
KirShbaum center and Central
Y. M. G. A. volley ball teams will
clash tonight at Kirshbaum court at
s o'clock.
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Withrow, another veteran sharp
shooter.
A newcomer who may GUST vet
Grams from a regular forward
berth, or at least force them to
divide the laurels, is Frank Baird,
elongated sophomore sniper.
Frank Reisner and Ben Parrish
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Two-game wins ruled the Film Exchange
League series at the Illinois alleys. Fox
ana warner defeating Columbia and M.
S A., IA Jonn Barrett had SOS to lead The
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The city record for a single game is
held by the Union Title team of the In
dianapolis League. with a score of 1910.
Fred Mounts leading the team to this
of 27s. Helmerich is getting the. habit of
leading the Hoosier A: G. boys. his latest
effort being a 668 with the high game OF
25S
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ting sos for. the Wyttenbach team. The
Tree t FEED" donated by Monninger for the
to the Bakemeir quintet with a total Of
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Sunshine Cleaners dropped a hard
fought tussle to G. & J. Tire cagers Tues
day at PennSy gym. 20 to IS. It was close
action throughout. Shell oilers thumped
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FALL WORK
DISCUSSED

TALL NOnh
DISCUSSED
Mrs. oscar Roman presided at
a business meeting OF the woman's
auxiliary OF the Methodist church
Tuesday afternoon, at the home OF
Mrs G. r. Bludworth. Plans we're
discussed for fan work.
The following were present 20
take part in the afternoons pro-
gram: Mesdames Paul Ruckel, Mix
Harrington. j. l. Vinlng. o. M.
Joyce. Fl. G. Aston. p. w. Perkins.
F. +. Galbreath, y. c. Deyo, Joe
Wood. A. c. Schandies. z. III.
Poteet. G. "A. Carlson and y. VI.
Reynolds.
SOCIAL SESSION
HELD BY AUXILIARY
Mrs. Harry McNiel was hostess
al q business and social session OF
the Baptist auxiliary this week.
with Mrs. j. 9. McNiel leading the
devotional.
A stewardship program was had
with Mrs. Alden Wade, Mrs. r. ".
Smith and Mrs. j. S. McNiel hav-
ing parts
Misses Josephine and Dorothy
McNiel contributed a vocal duet.
accompanied BY their mother. the
hostess, on the piano. Others pres
ent for the meeting and social hour
were Mesdames j. 5. Potts. u. W.
May. John Brisco. George Carnes.
George Morrison. Alden Wade, r..
Fl. Smith, Fleet Lentz. O.. X.
Watson. A. G. Cope. Ida Banks
and Gordon Potts or Pharr
Mrs. Z. M. Crockett. vice presi-
dent Of the Presbyterian Woman's
auxiliary. presided at the auxiliary
meeting this week in the absence
OF the president, Mrs. j. IN. Pace.
An executive board meeting pre-
coded the regular meeting.
Others present <nr the program
wef. MesdameS i. T. Nolin. r.. M.
VIM. j. Schmitter. Jack TrOllinger.
Z B. Wilmer. w. w. DeCeil, J. r.
Barry, y. w. Meredith. .. ri. Net
Teton and c. G. SwartZ.
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Brownsville
LADIES' Attend
Zone Meeting

The sll day Methodist zone meet
ing Of Cameron. Hidalgo and Will
lacy counties which took place in
Raymondvllle Wednesday was at
tended by four women from Browns
vile. They we're Mrs. K. Il. Yates.
MRS. Sam Hughston. Mrs. d. Z. Wal
tiers and Mrs. v. l.. Conrad.
The welcome was given BY Mrs.
III. Musgrave OF Raymondivlle with
the response COMING from Mrs. Il.
a. Boone Of Harrington. Making our
Eociety Young by Winning the Young
People" was the topic Of an inter-
esting discussion nv Mrs. j. j. Dunn
of san Benlto. Mrs. ". r.. Conrad
gave The Spiritual Side of Our
Work"
After the noon hour, Lydia, Seller
Of Purple. was dramatized by young
ladies from La Feria and the Mis-
sion study program was led by Mrs.
j. ". Goodwin OF McAllen. A pos
ter demonstration Of christian social
relations was given BY Mrs. George
Potts OF Harrington and Stanley Ed
ringtOn OF RaymOndvllle gave q spe-
cial vocal solo which was greatly en-
joyed.
A playlet. a Heart Operation
by ladies az Raymondville was fol-
lowed by a report az the -esoll-
ticnS committee BY Mesdames God
frey. FTiburg and Conrad. Business
discussion ended the days program.
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STAG BIRTHDAY
DINNER FOR SON

MIR. and Mrs. r.. G.. Childre sur
pTised their son. Cecil Sunday with
a stag birthday dinner. Beautiful
summer flowers were used as de-
corations and the pink and green
color scheme was carried out In all
details. The table was laid with a
beautiful Venetian cover where place
cards in pink and green marked
places for the following: Lee Davis.
Vergil Lehman, Ardell Rovertson.
Jimmie Sutphen. Harold Roege.t.
Stats Honeyma. and the honoree.
A beautiful gift was presented 10
Cecil by his six pals. The bows left
soon after dinner for Mercedes where
they attended the show. Mrs. Childre
was assisted by Mrs d. c. Bagget..
CAST OF PLAY
AT BOCA CHICA
Those who took part IN the MAY
Safety First which was given last
week by the Dramatic club or the
Epworth League, spent the weekend
In Boca Chica. Those enjoying this
outing were Mr.. and Mrs. n. =.
Wright. Misses Erma Anderson.
frankie Thompson, Katheryn NAL
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Raymondville

Mrs. Floyd Dodd and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. r. Todd and Mrs.
Mary Gilliland returned Sunday
after a weeks vacation at Holly
Beach. Or. Floyd Dodd went after
them Saturday and remained over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Burlington and
baby Of Houston spent the week
visiting friends in Raymondviile.
Miss Katie Swayze. who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Phillips. Jr.. returned to her home
in Mission Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Sherrod and
son. returned Saturday to the home
in Oklahoma City. Okla, after a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Sherrod's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. l. Bya-s.
and sister. Miss Ophelia Bvars. Mr.
Sherrod's father. w. r. Sherrod and
Miss Ruth Lee Reeves, a niece Of
Mrs. Byars also accompanied them
Mrs. Lee Brown Of Santa Mar
ga-ita returned Friday from Kings
vile where she has been attending
summer school az c. "A. and I.
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Myers and
son. Vernon returned Saturday from
Port Isabel where they have been
spending the week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Myers and
daughter. Maxine, returned Friday
from Okeen. Okla. where they have
been spending the summer.
Max Dryer and George McCuy
anne in Friday from Austin where
they have been attending summer
school at the State University.
Mrs. Alice Taylor, sister Of Or.
II. s. Dowda and her four children.
Violet. Claudine. Glenn and Dollie
Nell and Oscar Douda, his youngest
brother. arrived Tuesday to make
their home with DT. and Mrs. Douda.
They came from Fort Cobb. Okla.
John Holder and children. Ruby
and son. Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
and son( Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cook and Mrs. Robbins spent Sunday
In Boca Chica.
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let. Nell Mcclure, Elva Music,
Messrs. Boynton Martin, Hardy
Clements. Miller Jordan. D. c. Wei
singer and a. @. Hart.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmuth Frank Of
San Antonio are guests OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Murry and
daughter. Joella Of La Feria spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. /.
Emmons.
Miss Mary Lillian Ware is in the
McAllen Hospital where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
jess Ayinger left Sunday for
Brentwood. He will be accompanied
home by Mrs. Avinger and children
who have been visiting relatives
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. III. Pollakowski
and children returned the latter
part Of the week from Michigan
where they spent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Butler Of
Dallas arrived Monday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
p. Yarbrough.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Bingham and
three children have returned from
a six weeks vacation trip in Aus
tin.
MI. and Mrs. r. ID. Sundell and
niece, Miss Fern Henson of Austin
are leaving Saturday for Denver.
Yellowstone, Minneapolis and Chi
Gag, 70 be gone a month.
MI. and Mrs. Il. u. ROmmer and
two children will leave Saturday
for San Antonio where they Will
be until the early part OF next
week.
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Santa Maria
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Four OF the local teachers came IN
Sunday. They are Miss Erline Rowe,
from New Orleans where she attend
ed school: MI. and Mrs. j. G. Tuck
er returned from New York. where
they attended Columbia University
and Mss Ruby Cobb came from
GoldthWaite where p spent the
summer with her parents.
Mr.. ard Mrs j. II. Mock and poys
attended A young peoples meeting
at Pharr Saturday.
Miss Lorraine Thackcr Of San
Benito visited at the r. J.. Living
ston home a few days.
Mrs. B. M. SAMSON and daughter,
Elizabeth spent Monday in M9r-
cedes with Mrs. Charles Hupp.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ N. Morris and two
sons OF Brownsville have moved 70
the Rabb ranch.
Miss Nina Duncan and Jim Car
roll visited at the A. Fl Carpenter
home in WeSlarD sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II F. Kaiser were
Sunday callers ON MIR. and Mrs. p.
=. Loud IN McAlien.
Miss Vivian Matthews spent FRI
dav and Saturday with Miss Ma Y
Hopkins fiear Mercedes.
Miss Marcia Pruitt and Ed
starck of San Benito visited Mr..
and Mrs. r.. 8 Champion Sunday.
j. O. Duncan mace q business trip
70 Brownsville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". o. Bailey and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sch
wartz and grandson 81 Mercedes
visited Sunday at the J. J. Boat
man home.
L. f. Killian and family OF Pro-
greso spent Sunday Al the @. @.
Killian home.
G. G. wynn. Tom Wynn and wife
OF Harlingen were in Santa Maria
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. q. Personious
were In Brownsville recently.
Mrs. j. o. Duncan and daughters.
Dorthv and Nina were in Harrington
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. c. Davis and Mrs. r. J.
Livingston drove to San Benito this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r Cur minEs and
children were Sunday visitors az
the home Of MI. and Mrs. c. v.
Van Mater in McAllen.
j. ID. Wimple and J. Y. Flint Of
Ia Feria called al the r. II. Rove
horne Sunday.
Miss Sarah Ellen Hernd0n or Mer-
cedes spent a tcw days with Eliza
beth SAMSON.
Miss stella Dozier OF La Feria
visited nj the home Of her brother.
Coilsce recently.
The Missionary Societies held their
regular meeting Tuesday. A bible
study on the life OF Solomon was
conducted BY Mrs y. +. Mock. Re-
freshments we're served by Mes
DANES Davis. Livingston and Boat
man.
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Hostess To
Members Of
Bridge Club

The Original Thursday bridge
club members enjoyed a pleasant
afternoon In the home OF Mrs. O..
v. Lawrence this week. playing a
series o. bridge games. The attrac-
tive home was an inviting setting
for me players and vases and bowls
OF summer flowers were placed at
vantage points. The warm after
loon hours passed quickly and
when cores were counted 1t was
found that Mrs. Edward McGo0han
had received club high. The hos
tess awarded her with a lovely
gift.
An ice course was a refreshing
treat and was served to twelve
members.
Hostess next week will be Mrs.
Louis Brulay.
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Van VzietAnd
HamptonRHe
So lemnized

WESLACO. Sept. 4-The marriage
OF Miss Norma Van Vliet and Fields
Hampton was Solemnized Monday
afternoon at six o'clock az the home
Of Rev. G. Crow, pastor OF the Chris
tan church Of Mission, who read
the impressive ring ceremony. Ac-
comparing them were Miss Erma
Gideon OF Mission and Jimmie Sutp-
hen Of Weslaco.
The bride IS a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Van Vliet. Sne Is a
graduate Of the Weslaco High school
and was a student at c. I. A. at
Denton. The past year she was a
teacher in the Mission schools.
The groom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Hampton OF this city.
He IS also a graduate of the Weslaco
High school and attended Texas
University at Austin.
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GUEST FIR M
WACO HONOREn

A recent social event OF interest
was a bridge party given by Miss
Louise Cook. honoring Mrs. John
Peck Of Waco. who Is her guest.
Black and gold were the attractive
colors used in the table accessories,
tallies. prize wrappings, and refresh
ments. Summer flowers we're used
in the decorations.
Hi-h score favor was presented 20
Miss Louise Douthit and the h0noree
was presented with a gift. A delicious
sandwich and sweet course was serr-
ed to Mesdames John Peck. Howard
Ham. ROLAND Carr, Edward Wal
Ter, Ted Snead. Misses Louise Dout-
hit. Jessie King, Ruth RiveS. Nadine
Weaver. Google Mae Couch.
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VEIL PREPARED

Young Man: waiter, ! want you
TO take this SIS.
Waiter: Yes. sir. I suppose you
want me 10 reserve a table for you?
Young Man: No. I shall be ON
ing back here tonight with two
ladies. and 7 want you 70 tell me
when I arrive that all the tables
are engaged.-Answers.
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Parties At
Beach Are
Enjoyable

LA FERIA. Sept. 4.-The men,
bers OF the Eastern Star enjoyed
a delightful swim and picnic sup
per on Monday evening at Boca
Chica.
About thirty five members with
the worthy patron and worthy
matron. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Buck
were present.
Other parties at Boca Chica this
week included Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID.
Kuffer. MIR. and Mrs. T. Y. Flynt,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. III. Kiester. Mrs.
l II. Hannah. Miss Josephine
Hannah. Miss Muriel Kiester, Jim
Ramsay, Rev. o. Sander and j.
ID. Wemple, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Stephenson and son Bobbie and
Mrs. Myrick.
BRIDGE-LUNCHEON
AT STEPHENSON HOME
The luncheon-bridge club met on
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. r.
r. Stephenson. After a delicious
covered dish luncheon. three tables
OF bridge were arranged.
High club prize was won by Mrs
Adams and high guest by Mrs.
Eam0ns. Low scores were won bv
Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. Harris.
Guests OF the club we Mesdames
Butcher. Myrick, Ed Watson and
Mildred Bassett.
PERSONALS
Mrs. r. q. Watson and children
returned Friday from a three
months visit In Memphis. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. II. Forbes and
son Don returned Thursday from
Kansas where they spent the sum-
mer with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Myrick OF
Chicago arrived this week 10 visit
in the home OF the formers sister
Mrs. r. r. Stephenson and family
AM his mother Mrs. Myrick.
.Ir. and Mrs. White Of New
Iberia. La. will arrive Saturday to
spend the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Y. F1ynt-
Rev. o. Sander left Monday for
Dallas where he Is TO be married
Friday Sept. 4.
Miss Vida Holcomb and Miss
Josephine Hannah spent Friday in
Harrington.