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MISS WADE Is
HONOREF AGAIN

Mrs. James Sweeney, Mrs. r. p.
Goolsby and Mrs. Dorsey Colt were
hostesses at the latter's home when
they entertained honoring Miss
Hazel Wade with a bridge party
and handkerchief shower Wednes-
day afternoon. The rooms were
decorated with a profusion OF
lovely varied spring flowers.
When the games Of bridge ended.
Miss Eleanor Mae Smith held high
score.
The honor guest. a June bride,
was presented with two bandana-
wrapped packages representing laun-
dry which revealed MANY lovely
handkerchiefs when opened. The
hostess presented Miss Wade with
a gift OF pink bordered linens.
The guests who composed the
players for the five tables were
close friends OF the honoree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Donna
TALK ON CHINA
EIvpN nv VISITOR

The Auxiliary OF the Presbyterian
church met at the church for a
Foreign Mission study on Thursday
afternoon. Miss Furman led the
devotional and read a passage from
the Epistle OF st. James as the
scripture lesson. The Mission lesson
dealt with the work in China
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Return From Trim

Mr.. and Mrs. william Odell
Russell have returned from a two
weeks honeymoon trip IN North
Texas, San Antonio and Kerr
vile. They will spend several days
In Brownsville with Or. and Mrs.
b. L. Cole before leaving for Nc
Allen where they are to make their
future home.
Mrs. Russell will be remembered
as the former Miss Dorothy Cole.
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to Mrs. e. 3. Wells while Mrs. r.
L. Garter received the consolation.
Evening star., 1931-12-20

tonight Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Horace p,
Sykes, jr.
+ Mrs. Zoe Loeffller of Detroit will
arrive Thursday to spend the Christ
mas holidays with Lieut.. and Mrs.
Sykes
Lieut.. and Mrs. William o. van
GieSen dined Tuesday with Maj. and
Mrs. Paul Hawley of Washington.
Miss Jane Wright. who has been the
guest Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Michael C.
Grenata, left Sunday for her home in
Jackson, Miss.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Howard
have as their week end guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Clayton, Mrs. Kate Dom
OF Savannah, Ga, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Howard Of Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry A. Buckley are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of daughter born on December 13.
Mrs. w. A. Baker Of Winchester Va,
was the guest Of Maj. and Mrs. Bowyer
B. Browne Monday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Manual j. Asensio
were dinner guests Sunday of Col. G.
j. Fiebeger and Miss Julia Fiebeger
Of Washington.
Miss Margaret Atkinson Of New York
was the week end guest Of Capt and
Mrs. Albert c. Lieber, jr.
Maj and Mrs William E. r. Covell
entertained at luncheon Tuesday and
had as their guests Col Francis B.
Wilby, Col. Richard T. Coiner Mai.
r. c. Williams, Maj. Robert w. Craw-
ford and Maj. Jenny.
Miss Mary Phillips, leading lady in
House Beautiful" and Mrs. Kane Of
Alexandra were tea guests Friday Of
Lieut. and Mrs. Roland C. Brown.
Evening star., 1931-12-20

Judge and Mrs. Orville Smith and
their three daughters have come to
Washington from Cleveland and will
spend the Christmas holidays at Ward
man Park Hotel
Evening star., 1931-12-20
Republican Women
Hosts at Fridav Tea

Mrs. Alvin T. Hert. vice chairman of
! the Republican National Committee,
and Mrs. Ellis A. Yost, director. wom-
ems division, were the guests in whose
honor the League Of Republican Wom-
en- OF the District Of Columbia enter
tanned at tea Friday afternoon in the
Women's drawing rooms of the new
club house on Scott Circle
Several hundred guests thronged the
! rooms, which were opened for the first
time since the former japanese embassy
was acquired by the National Capital
Republican Club as headquarters. The
! tea was forerunner of the reception
held that evening to formally open the
club.
Received by Mrs. Frank w. Mondell
president OF the league, members and
guests quickly formed into groups to
discuss, not politics, but the attractive
rooms on the second floor which will
form the setting for numerous teas and
bridge parties throughout the Winter.
Spacious and well lighted, the two
drawing rooms lend an air of hospitality
further intensified by the rich rose
brocade hangingS and interesting pieces
Of furniture scattered about. Green vel
vet carpets offer pleasant contrast, and
on Friday the tea tables were CAV with
bowls of holly and Christmas candles.
Alternating at the tables were Mrs.
George H. Moses, Mrs James J. Davis.
Mrs. James S. Parker, Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose, Mrs. William Fitch Kel-
Evening star., 1931-12-20
Large Audience Sees
Comedy Presented by
Fort Humphreys Club
Supper Party Is Given by
Capt. and Mrs. Albert C.
Lieber, Jr.

FORT HUMPHREYS, Va. December
19.-The presentation by the Essayons
Dramatic Club of the comedy. Rich
Man-Poor Man" at the Engineer
Theater, was enthusiastically received
tonight by large audience of local
people and their Washington guests
The play was directed by Capt. Albert
C. Lieber, jr., and the leading parts
were taken by Mrs. Roland C. Brown
and Lieut.. Henry G. Douglas. Other
members of the cast included Mrs
Richard T. Coiner. Mrs. Claude H.
Chorpening, Mrs. David A. Watt, ir.;
Mrs. Henry G. Douglas, Mrs. Joseph w
Cox, jr; Mrs. Emil J. Peterson Mrs.
Paul D. C. Berrigan, Mrs. Robert j.
Fleming, jr.; Lieut.. Louis w. Prentiss
and Lieut.. Max S. Johnson. Others
assisting in the presentation we're Mai.
William E. r. Covell and Lieut.. and
Mrs. Morris M. Bauer. Following the
show an informal reception and buffet
supper were held in the Log Cabin by
the Dramatic Club.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert c. Lieber. IT.,
entertained at supper tonight before
the play and had as their guests Col.
and Mrs. Richard T. Coiner Capt. and
Mrs. Ralph Mills of Washington. Capt.
and Mrs. c. r. Moore of Washington,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Claude H. Chorpening,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis w Prentiss,
Lieut. and Mrs. Emil j. Peterson. Lieut..
and Mrs. Henry G. Douglas, Lieut., and
Mrs. Joseph w. Cox, ir., Lieut., and
Mrs Roland C. Brown, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Robert J. Fleming. jr; Lieut.. and Mrs.
David A. Watt, ir.: Lieut.. and Mrs.
Paul D. c. Berrigan, Lieut.. Max S.
Johnson
Another dinner before the play was
given by Capt. and Mrs. Morrill, w
Marston whose guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklen Settler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton Milford. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Moffatt, Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence K.
Anderson.
Mrs. G. G. Asher OF Alexandria en-
tertained at tea Sunday afternoon for
Col. and Mrs. Edward H. Schulz and
Miss Caroline Schulz Among the
guests from Fort Humphreys were Mrs
GammanS, Maj. and Mrs. William E
r. Covell Maj. and Mrs Henry c..
Johannes, Lieut.. and Mrs Michael c.
Grenata
Mrs Robert J. Fleming, jr., gave a
bridge party Monday afternoon.
Mrs Morrill, w. Marston entertained
the Reading Club at Mexican lunch
con Monday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Morris NJ. Bauer were
dinner and theater guests Tuesday Of
Lieut.. and Mrs Robert G Lovett,
Miss Florence Wingate and Miss
Agnes Bradford Of Washington were
dinner guests Sunday of Maj. Henry A.
Wingate.
The officers Club gave bridge party
in Harris Hall Friday night
Col and Mrs Richard T Coiner and
Maj. and Mrs. William E. r. Covell
Evening star., 1931-12-20
Club of Franklin Banks
Reception and Dance

The Senators Club of the Franklin
Banks, Inc. held a reception and
dance at Wardman Park Hotel last
evening in the Florentine room. buff
fet supper being served at midnight
Mr.. Gerry Dirksen of Philadelphia, who
came TO Washington for the occasion,
with Mrs. Dirksen was in the receiving
line, as was also Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
McHenry, Mr. McHenry being the su-
pervisor of Washington, and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Eanes of Rosslyn, Va
There were about so guests present
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs j.
Leonard Townsend. MI. and Mrs. Cor
don P Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wills,
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Ferguson and sew
eral others. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey T.
Jones acted as hosts. Mr. Jones being
chairman of the association in this
district
Evening star., 1931-12-20

were recent guests Of Maj. and Mrs.
Edward Marks at dinner dance at the
Army and Navy Country Club.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George C. Reinhardt
entertained at dinner before Fridays
bridge party.
Mrs D. l. Sultan of Washington was
the luncheon guest of Mrs William E.
r. Covell at the Willard Hotel Monday.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club
met at the home Of Mrs. Charles w.
Stewart and had as its guest Mrs,
Manual j. Asensio
Maj. and Mrs Daniel Robertson and
Capt. and Mrs. Lester ingram of Wash
lngton were dinner guests Sunday of
MAJ. and Mrs. James A. McCallam.
Capt. c. w. Siefert of Davidson, N. c. e:
Mr.. William Siefert and Mrs. J. H
Cannon are spending the Christmas
vacation as guests of Lieut. and Mrs,
Emil J. Peterson
Mrs. john T. Gardner is the week end
Evening star., 1931-12-20
Quota Club Celebrates
Giving Christmas PARTY

The Quota Club entertained alta din
ner last evening in the Garden House
of the Dodge Hotel. This was their
formal Christmas party and was
attended by members of the club and
specially invited guests Covers were
laid for so. Miss Betty Shorey was in
charge Of the program which followed
the dinner and Mrs John NJ. Hammond
was chairman of the Committee on
Arrangements. Miss Frieda Kenyon,
president of the club, presided.
Evening star., 1931-12-20

ley. Mrs. Wade H. Ellis. Mrs Sidney
Cloman. Mrs. J. Thompson Wales and
Mrs. Carl A. Droop.
A group of assisting hostesses re-
mained through the tea hour, and in
cluded Mrs. Charles ]. Williamson. Miss
Edna Patton. Miss Clara w McQuown
Mrs. G. Frisbey Eiker, Mrs Charles B.
Bond Mrs Harry R. Perry, Mrs. G.
Lewis Weller and Mrs Harry A. Hull.
Evening star., 1931-12-20

guest Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Henry G.
Douglas. On Sunday they will be the
dinner guests OF Miss Esther Marshman
and Mr.. Harry Marshman Of Wash
lngton.
Col. and Mrs Horace F. Sykes OF
Silver Spring, Md. are dinner guests
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HENRY o. GOETT.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCK

FUbbIO oEtNICE COMMISSION DOCK
EFT NO. 10549
4. N the matter Of the petition Of Manu-
tscturers Natural Gas Association. Inc.
lor, certificate Of public convenience
and necessity. to supply natural gas for
commercial. industrial apd manufactur-
ing purposes in Marion County Indiana.
:, NOTICE is hereby given that the Pub
nc Service Commission Of Indiana will
eeonduct public hearing in the above en-
ltled cause in the House OF Representa-
yves. state House, at Indiana polls, In
diana. at $50 O'Clock A. NJ on Thurs
day. July 18th, 1881
Public participate '~ 49, hearing IS
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SEhVICcI -, SION OF
INDIANA
BY j. W. MCARDLF
Chairman.
indianapolis Indiana,
limo
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aged lady to take care
Of children. dav and night. Mother
dead. Call 533 Birch st. after p. m.
YOUNG LADY wanted for homework. 941
North Noble
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Machinery & Tools
For Sale Chear

Two ue Exhaust Fans: s6-in.. s-phase
6o-cycle 40 volts, 5e5 r. P. n,
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
s52s z washington st. II. 1851
NO q CINCINNATI vertical Miller in
fine shape. al0 North III. ST. Ii 1854.
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StOre-Ohce Supplies
TYPFWRITFRS

Unusual bargains. all makes second.
hand typewriterS. All makes rented. S2.50
one month. months. S.
Woodstock Typewriter Co.. Fact, Br.
SIT N. Penn st Ii ana
"Annabelle's Affairs
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Death Notices

oLVEY. ELIzABETH-BeIo mother Of
Fannie Andis. passed away at her coun-
try home. 6 miles southeast OF Fortville
Wednesday. Funeral Sunday. p. m, at
the M. E. Church at FortVille. Friends
invited. Funeral under direction Of
GEORGE MCARTY.
TREUHAN. ROSA-Age SIS yrs. Wed. 3
D. m. wife of Frank j. Treuhan. mother
Of Mrs. Marie Neubauer Kennedy. Funeral
from late home. 6l e. Caven, Saturday.
$50 a. m. Sacred Heart church 8 a.
m. Burial st. Joseph cemetery. Deceased
was member Of Christian Mothers So
ciety and Third order. Please omit
flowers
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Legal Notices


N-.af- SEtLAL NOIlCE
49,. NV Gg IL merely given TO taxpayers ~
the Common Council OF said CIV bss
unoes consideration General CrdinancS
70 .sS., dsSl, providing for a bond Issue
o. Soy.OVvuO 70 procure money 10 be
ss Seu ., tor Lne purchasing OF land for two
erection Of three FIRE stations in nc
Glty q indianapolis and the 6slsnce
from the proceeds Of the sale thereof
~ any may oe appropriated to the in
stsallaksiion OF modern heating plants Il,
ire station Nos. p. IL IA. q and s.
providing for the time and manneT ~
the receiving Of bids for the Sams: " tnl
getner with the terms and mode ~ sale
sppS ropIlatlng the money received from
6ald safe to the Board Of Public ssfetv
OF st9s CIV OF indianapolis.
r.o Ss11 ainsne9 was referred to the
further considered at the regular rns..,ne
DAY, july 9Th 1881.
since the above proposed expenditure
Is in excess OF the 1881 published budset
tor the city. sll taxpayers apuearing
shall have right to be heard 'i'%
Alter SAID appropriation has been de-
ieIm!!neo, anY ten or more taxpayers feel
ING themselves aRgrieved may appeal TO
tne State Board of Tax Commissioners
tr9}tI Iurftner and final. action thereon BY
County Auditor not later than ter dsvs
siter said additional appropriation has
been made By said Common Council ard
tne state Board OF Tax Commissioners
VII nX date for hearing in this
witness nv hand and the seal Of the
City Of Indianapolis. this nth day OF
TSEALl HENRY O GOETT
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Help Waited Male

CAN USE Al statesmen, men now en-
ployed preferred, have interesting propo-
sit!o1 for those who qualify; interview
Saturday after 2. n. Mr.. J. Walls. 81
n. Delaware St.
WANT MAN who owns power potato dust
sprayer, must be experienced. to dust 20
acres OF potatoes. Ia. 069a.
BARBER WANTED.
FOR SATURDAY. 1888 W. WALNUT.
MAN to take half interest in a patent.
Small investment. 238 S. Ill M NJ.
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Automobiles for Sale
CHRYSLER

'26 Essex coach ....$ 35
'26 Essex coach ....... as
'27 Model Oak. coach =. 45
20 Chevrolet 6 roadster 200
'27 Buick std. coupe. -. 200
'27 REQ Flying Cloud cpe. 245
'27 Mod. Chrysler 70 cpe. 275
'27 Chrysler brougham 345
'29 Plymouth sedan 49,. $50
'28 Chrysler II SPIT. cpe. 395
'28 Chrysler 72 sedan. .. 395
80 Chevrolet roadster =. 395
'29 Model G.-P. GIG sed. 395
'28 Nash adv. sedan. 49,. 395
'27 Lasalle SPIT. sedan. .. 445
'28 Hupp Cent. 6 SPIT. cpe. $50
81 Model Plymouth sed. Ats
'28 harmon sport coupe. 495
'28 Crys. II, 4-p cpe, W w 495
'29 Dodge Sr. sed., w. W. 595
'29 Marmon 78 SPIT. sed.. CTS
'28 Packard de luxe sed. IT'S
80 Mod. Chrysler 70 sed. IT'S
20 Chrys 80 custom rd..1, 095
Carl II. Wallerich
200 W. North st. Ii. 1898
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Special Notices
Isl J " 'SSIsIE3
PREFER E-N-T OIL

WI Nv u ~ A OAH
For Colds, Nasal Catarrh, Throat AZ
lection or Hay Fever. Pleasant to Use,
Mild. Fragrant. Money Back Guaran-
tee. On Sale at All Drug Stores.
SOC and $1.00
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND. l52o-2-rm. front apt. kitch-
en- dinette. new overStuded. Murphy bed;
everything furn.: pr. bath. ent. Ri. 5976
THE HANESsloia N. III; beautiful
furn. apts.: ! or rms: reas. Ii. 1884
WALNUT. E.. ll5-s rooms: private
bath. $40. See housekeeper in basement
Cool, Clean, Reduced Rent
woodruff Place, 623 East Drive. Fur
nished or unfurEished. 4-room lower du-
pick. all utilities. open.
SANDERS e0i-4-rooTn furn. apt, water
and lig3t pd.: So week. $50 Sanders
IlTH, va 42-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment; all utilities furnished. S4a
can ADJ No. l. THE GRANT.
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Indianapolis. Indiana.
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
Ing lots Of goods. Lot 1891 in name OF
MRS; Clyde Gains day bed: / wash
mach. bed. 2 cleo lamps: / din. tab:
I dresser: chairs and other goods. Lot
58ll in name. Of Richard A. Grove. /
mirror; clock. l Ottoman, 5 cartons.
tub, stand and tables. bedding and other
goods. Lot 1919 in name of G. B..
Turner. tool box, ] table. rocker and
other goods. Lot 1928 in name OF Delmar
Jackson. I sewing mach. and press. out
Mt. Lot 1925 in name Of John Harrison,
I dav; tab: l refrigerator; / cabinet.
moor lamp. dresser. / sew. mach; /
chiffonier. / davenport. l rocker and
chair. will be sold at auction on Mondav.
July ID. 1881. at 9 o'clock A. M. at 1901
College avenue, Indianapolis. Ind, for
storage and other charges.
COUGHLEN TRANSFER q STORAGE co.
The Western Saving and Loan Associa-
ton Of Indianap polls, Indiana, will hold
its annual meeting OF stockholders and
the election Of three ~ directors on
July 9Th. 1881, at its usual place Of
meeting
WILLIAM c. GRAUEL, Secretary.
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Lost and Found

f55 RFWARD-No questions asked for re-
turn q trunk and contents stolen, from
baggage truck, rear OF Athletic CLUB. Re
turn. 7se e. Market. Ri. 5253.
PTTPSE-BIack six. glasses. money. VI
entity Broadway NJ z. church Reward.
DR. 40l9-M
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Help Wanted Female
Girls Wanted

Shirt ironing AMI folding also press
ironing. Do not apply unless you are
experienced and can work under present
heat condition. Progress Laundry. 400
East Market st.
NEW JERSEY, 25l9 N.-Child to board,
pleasant surroundings. good environment.
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SITUATIONS Wanted Male

HOW ARE YOUR SALES?-Do you need
sales manager who will build YOU a new
organization? Rebuild an old one. really
produce business. Write Sales Manager,
3h45 Gracnland Ia 23R2
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Painting and Papering

PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wall paper.
SAMPLES. esti. J. HAMILTON. DR.. 4zo3-W.
PAPER FuRNISHED-And hung. Personal
service: $3.50 up. O. FREW. Be. 0e3s-R.
GENERAL paint. spray or brush inside or
out. CLAIBORNE. DR.. 6534
PAPER HANGING-15c per roll. Plaster
ing. cleaning VAN & SON. DR.. 32e9
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service. 81
room. O'DONALD. Ri. 1923
PAPERING average rooms 2 for IS: SAM
pies shown. satisfaction guar. Be. 3727-R.
PAINTING ON PAYMENTS
Guaranteed: nothing down. He. 1888.
PAPER HANGING Cleaning; est. free.
PAPER HANGING-s4 rm Al paper
furnished. G. FUTILE. Be 1864.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. n YOU
DON'T CALL HU. $3.50. WE BOTH LOSE.
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Suburban for Sale

SELL YOUR FARM-Col. Tom yinneS
can do it for YOU. Numerous propert
now listed. Real Estate Auction
Speciality. 524 K. of P Bldg Ri 6S06
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Free Tickets Apoo-To Winners Of the Times Want AID
Lost and Found

LO5T--Jady's Elgin wrist watch Thurs
oay between Washington St. and Palace
tneater Reward. Can ia. s7e2.
LOST-White Spitz PUPPY: last seen in the
vicinity OF e 10th and Ewing SITS: re-
ward. He. 1888.
LOST-Canary from 1883 Graceiand Re-
ward Wa. 0569
LOST bunch keys IN pouch. Please phone,
Ri 2474; reward
ANTIQUE cream and brown cameo pin.
Reward. Call Southport a.
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Additional Locals

At the Clyde Wilson home tonight,
Christmas Eve, there will be a Christ
mas tree for the especial pleasure of
the three small sons of the family, but
others who will be there to enjoy the
festivities will be Mr. and Mrs. Don
Grimsley, Mr. and Mrs w. j. jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Prather, Mr.. and
Mrs. " G. Wilson, Sam Allard and G.
H. Hammer.
w. r. Kirby made a trip to Yakima
Saturday in his truck. He was &C
companied by Mrs. Kirby and Billie,
and A. j. Spear, who put in the day
shopping.
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In-B-Tween

Ralph Humphrey was in Yakima last
Saturday on business, going over with
Mr. Lutz of Hanford in the Lutz car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Beers and two
children of Selah drove over week
ago Friday. evening and visited over
the weekend in the parental T. H.
Beers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. MINIS returned
Tuesday to their home in Wenatchee
after an extended visit at the home of
Mrs. MINIS sister, Mrs L. T. Brooks,
and family. In recent letter from
them they said they were five hours
on the road, and that the snow drifts
on Wahluke Flat were terrible.
Mrs. G. H. Snyder and daughter,
Grayce, were shoppers in Yakima one
day last week.
Bert Riegle was taken to the Pasco
hospital by Ira Hawley one day last
week for medical attention.
Lewis Brooks arrived Wednesday
from Seattle and will spend the Christ
mas holidays at the parental L. T..
Brooks home.
Alice Schoonover and Frank Mann
were quietly married in Pasco last Sat-
urday by Judge Driscoll
Mrs l.. T. Brooks will entertain at
a Christmas dinner, her guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Luddington, Mr..
and Mrs. K. E. Brooks and son Larry,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Luddington
and son Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Luddington were
Christmas shoppers in Kennewick on
Monday. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Brooks.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-12-24
THE VACANT SEAT

"a symbol of sickness, dis
ability, lost time. Four days absence
per year is a low school average; sew
en- is high except when truancy tits
the figures
How much of this time lost through
illness or low vitality is due to neglect
ed teeth? The results of a recent
dental health campaign in an Atlanta
school gives an almost skeptical an
swer.
Before dental care was provided for
100 children attendance was only SO
per cent. Now the full year average
is 96.7 per cent. Failures to pass"
were reduced from % per cent to 8
per cent.
Atlanta may throw new light on your
youngsters progress. Even though they
are doing well in school, unsupported
dental defects or infections may be
making their work harder, sapping
their energy, clouding their future.
Your dentist can prevent serious
trouble by examination of the teeth
at least every six months.
Dental examination is a regular SER
vice which I render without charge or
obligation.
Have an examination made during
the Christmas vacation and let them
start the New Year with perfect health.
Phone for your appointment.
DIR. EDWIN F. NEWTON
Phone AL - Res. 0166
White Bluffs, Wash.
paid ADVERTISEMENT