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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-07-02
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
H. W. Woods, Pastor.

Sabbath School, 9:45. Cordial
~ inviting everyone not in atten-
dance elsewhere.
Morning Worship, HOO. Ser
mon by the Pastor.
There will be no Evening Ser
vice.
a Circle No. 2 of the Ladies Aid
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 with Mrs. F. w. Schwin, host
ess. All members and friends cor
daily invited.
There will be no Service at Rob
erts this coming Sunday, only.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Bolotovich, Mr..
and Mrs. Mijotovich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bosovich and daughters Dorinko
and Angelina, with Mrs. Zorka
Starovich left last Thursday to
spend several days in the Yellow
stone park. Mrs. Starovich, of
Butte. has been visiting friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. w. J. Piston, of Petaluma.
California, who has been visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
F. Pollard for the past several
weeks, departed Tuesdays She in
tended to tour the Yellowstone
park before continuing to her
home.
Miss Virginia Schwin has re-
turned to Red Lodge to spend the
summer with her parents, Ir.
and Mrs. F. w. Schwin. She has
recently completed a course in
dietetics in the Cook County hos
pital, in Chicago, one of the lar
gest institutions of its kind in the
country. Miss Schwin formerly
attended the State University.
The Misses Mildred and Irene
Miller, of Mason City, Iowa, Wis
tied with their cousin Mrs. o. J.
Simmons on Saturday, after they
had completed tour of the Vel
lowstone, and departed Tuesday
afternoon for Bozeman. They
will visit Glacier Park and Havre
before returning to their home.
Stop spoilage, loss and worry.
We install show cases and coolers.
Turn your old ice box into Mechan-
ical Refrigeration. We make re
frigerator boxes to please you.
Write or call the Red Lodge
Plumbing and Heating, Henry Al
bert. Call in and see our beauti- |
full, reliable, convenient Kelvina-
tor at low cost. 9-tf |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Whitcomb
celebrated their Silver Wedding
Saturday evening,
June 27, at dinner given at their
nome. Nineteen guests were pres
INT. The out-of-town guests were
Mrs. J. T. Roll, st. Paul, Minneso-
"a; Mr.. A. B. Whitcomb, Mr.. L. C. i
jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Ken
1edy and three children, of Bill
ngs. The evening was spent at |.
bridge. Mems high award was
Won by Mr.. L. G. Peterson, and the
aides prize was taken by Mrs.
Neil Stacy. The cut for "all
orize' was won by Mrs. Lloyd
Hall. Refreshments were served
It midnight.
Sheriff John Albert and Mrs.
Albert returned to Red Lodge
tuesday from Seattle, where Mr..
Albert has been attending the an
lual meeting of the Northwest
'heriffs and Police Association of
he International Anti-crime Con-
erence June %, %, and "a. They
eft for Seattle several weeks
go, by way of Missoula and Wal
ace, Idaho, returning through t
'ortland, Oregon, and Pocatello,
IDAHO, entering the Yellowstone
ark at the west entrance and
eaving through Cody for Red
'odge. Mr.. Albert stopped brief
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-07-02
AN APPRECIATION

We wish to express a deep ap-
probation for the Congratulations
and considerations rendered us at
the observation of our Golden
Wedding anniversary by our MANY
friends, and wish especially to
thank the Ladies Club in the Ora
per district for its kindly thou
ghtfulness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Renlund.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Frank Durant, Minister

Service, Sermon, and Commun-
ion at II.
Junior Sunday School at 10.
Sunday will be 4th of July Sun
day and the only service this mon
tn. Try and come out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
Raymondville

Miss Mildred McGay was united
IN marriage with Vincent w. Mil
Ter. Monday morning az 10 a m.
By the Rev l. A Boone. Of Har-
lIngen at the home OF the brides
sister. Mrs. Ferris Fisher. one mile
west OF Paymondville.
Mrs. Miller has Just graduated
from the University OF Texas this
June and IS well known IN Willacy
county as she taught one section Of
the seventh grade in the Raymond
vile schools during the l929-l930
school year.
Mr.. Miller is a very popular and
well known young man. having
been very prominent in the Boy
Scout work here IN Raymondville
several years ago. also Principal OF
the RaymondvIlle High school dur
ing the 1929-l930 school year and
at present is Principal OF the East
Ward school Of Kingsville. He is a
graduate Of the sam Houston
Teachers College.
Miss Violet Aline Howard. OF
Dallas was bridesmaid. she also is
a June graduate in the College OF
Journalism Of the UNIVERSITY OF
Texas. Mrs. Raeta McGay Fisher.
sister OF the bride was matron Of
honor and little Gene Glarner was
the flower girl
Robert Marshall, Principal Of
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Mercedes

MERCEDES. June l5-With Mss
Julia OBrien Of Brownsville. act
ing as installing officer. newly
elected officers for the local Bus
mess and Professional Womens
club were installed az a meeting
held here Thursday night which
featured a barbecue picnic ~ the
hons Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. z. Ben
nett.
Officers installed on this occasion
we're Mrs. Myrtle Lee, president
Miss Emma ReiSterer. vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Max Nestel recording
secretary. Miss Myrtle Jones, o r
responding secretary. and Miss
Mollye Harmon. treasurer.
Miss O'Brien. vice president ~
the state Federation or Business
Women's Clubs. made an interest
ing talk, stressing good VIII
Mrs. Blanche Fulgham Of Har-
lingen. president of the Valley Fed
Grafton of Business WOmen's clubs.
and Miss Taggart, president OF the
Brownsville organization. were
both honored guests. each making
talks Miss Taggart complimented
the local club on being a leader IN
the valley club IN the spirit Of good
viii.
Delightful readings were given hy
Mrs. John Rouse. Mrs. Earl Dorfea
and Miss Maxine Section followed
by a number Of interesting con-
tests.
Under the direction OF the new
officers r OF the first activities
in the local organization. will be a
picnic az which the farm women
OF the surrounding community Will
be guess. This activity supple
ments the barbecue given recently
BY the local Eiwanis and Rotary
clubs for the farmers Of this trade
territory.
The idea was presented 10 the
club az q meeting Of the board
held recently by Miss Mary Ann
Makers. Miss Makers ras appoint
ed chairman Of a committee 10
work out details for the affair. she
will be assisted by Mrs. Lee and
Mrs. Max MeStel, on this committee
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m SOCIETY ORQ ES---A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN&$

he was stationed in south Texas.
He stressed the fact that these
battles had ever been held before
the cadets az the military academy
at West Point Is examples or
bravery.
After the formal ceremonies OF
unwilling the monument. floral
tributes were placed upon the mark
er BY Mrs j. X. wells representing
the United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy and Mrs. Harbert Daven-
port OF the auxiliary 10 the Ameri-
can Legion.
The guest list for this occasion
numbered two hundred and repre-
sented almost every Valley town and
many cities IN Texas.
Brownsville was represented BY
the following. Mesdames Ralph 4
Warden. Ben Freudenstein. Royce
Russell, r. a. Porter. Harbert Dav-
export, J. 4. Wells, w. r.. Jones
w. II. Gibson. w. O. Washington
r.. G. Morris. Ralph L.. Buell., Heller
Buell.. q. ID. Sutton. George Smith
Milton West. Order Perkins, Wilt
A George. n M Shelton. j. ;
Spikes. q. w. Gotke. Kate Hamilton
70. r. Gay. Jr. o ". Mason. o. v
Lawrence. and the Misses Bett.
Hopper and Alice Warden
Also from Brownsville we're IN
following members az civic club
and city officials Messrs Edwart
S BOX. Sterling Fisher, Oscar Dancy
w. O. Washington. Sam Perl, M. 4
BanSbach. Burt r. Hinklv. Jr, Z
c. Osborn. Royce Russell. j. r
Glenn. J J. Bishop. Burt r Hinkly
ST. &. w. Gotke. r. e. Green, d
G. n Thorn. Ben Freudenstein, ans
Jack RutledEe.
Col and Mrs Francis W Glove
OF TT. Brown attended
San Renito guests were: Mesdam
es III M Cottrell. Robert O. Alex
ander. Jr. O. 8. Pugslev, Stellt
Yoder. Robert Turpin. Paul Cottrel
George Tollan. w o Williams. M
G. Crispen end Miss Ethel johnson
ard Mr.. Charles Pugsley.
From Harrington we're Mesdane
6. r. Jennings. y. e. Myrick. AmeliI
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Eells. a
J. RabeL. A " Cooke. A M Let
zerich. Messrs. q T. Brown. MARTIN
EeTnfield. and Misses Jean Jenn
ings, Nancy Jennings. Joyce WI
son, Josephine Nyrick. Elizabetl
Myrick. II Stevenson
Other Valley towns we're repre-
sented as follows. Alamo Mr. an
Mrs e 8 hammers. Donna. Nj
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and Mrs. Walter Weaver. Mrs Ar
thur Erase, Mrs. y. y. Donaldson,
Miss Jennie Redfield. and Walter
Weaver. Jr.. Jane. Imogene. Clyde
Bruce and Sarah Louise Weaver;
Santa Rosa: Tom Phillips. PharT;
Mrs. Dodge Hogan.
Beaumont guests were MesdameS
Mary A Higgins and W. =. Nc
Fadden.
Mrs. w. p. Heaner from Laredo
was present.
From Nashville. Tenn. we're M.
and Mrs Harrison Hopper and from
Gallatin. Mrs. Lee Wise.
Greenville. Texas was represented
by Miss r. G. Findley.
Mrs. p. M Yeti fEom Austin an !
Mrs. n. 4. Smith from Houston at
tended the luncheon.
Mercedes had the following. Mr.
and Mrs. John Il. Bruce. Mr. and
Mrs. r. l.. Nolin. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
UTENSLSARE
KITCHEN RELIEF

What housewives pots have not
been known TO boil over7
For every such housewife there Is
relief In a new cooking utensil be-
ing manufactured in the Valley
which prevents Just such distress
ful moments as described above.
The Security Utensil ManufactW-
ing co. OF San Benito l. making
various kitchen utensils which are
50 constructed that when the IL
guilds reach the point where they
would boil over IN other utensils. u
leads the liquid back into the con-
tainer.
Valley men hold a patent on this
utensil and manufacture u II a
plant near the Rio Grande Hdv-
Co. IN San Benito. The utensils are
sold all over the nation
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D. A. r. Luncheon Lovely
Historical and Social Event

tention to the fact that the Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy had pio-
neered in placing monuments in
the valley. that the granite marker
on Elizabeth street had been placed
there in 1926 70 the memory or
Jefferson Davis and his services
during the Mexican war. She gave
credit TO J. K. Wells and Harbert
Davenport for having selected the
site on which the new monument
stands.
Mrs. weaver then asked that
those who had ancestors IN the
Resaca de las Palmas battle rise
and speak. Among them were r.
<. Green whose father landed az
Point Isabel and went 10 Mexico
City with Zachary Taylor. In Mex
leo ne received a bullet which left
him blind for u years. The grand
father OF Mrs. o X. Mason was
secretary to Taylor and Col Francis
Glover's grandfather vas in the
battle. Mrs. J. l.. Bruce and Mrs
Royce Russell also had ancestors
on this battlefield.
Messages OF regrets we're heard
from national and state officers
and Gov. and Mrs. r. s Sterling
w. A. washington responded fol-
the Jhon Hanson Post. American
Legion which had several members
present.
The hand OF r. Brown PLAYED
military airs during the breakfast
With Col Glover as leader ths
party drove through RI. Brown anr
viewed the entertainments thrown
up BY Zachary Taylor's troops while
stationed there in the "forties.'
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the Flato Ward school in Kings
vile was best man.
Preceding the ceremony Stanley
Addington sang Cadmsn's AT
Dawning" Stanley was also a men,
Der OF this year graduating class
at the University al Texas. Davis
Miller, the brother OF the groom.
sang on Promise Me" and dur
ing the ceremony Phil .Shrader
PLAYED McD0weh's 10 a Wild Rose
on the trombone. accompanied al
the piano by Mrs. Mary Alice Mar
shall Of King-viile.
Miss Rebecca Lndahl. Helen
Scott and Mrs Milo Glarner as
sisted IN serving the guests az the
reception.
The brides gown was OF tulle net
with a basque waist and a circular
skirt. embroidered In wool with
pink roses and forEst-me-nots.
The matron OF honor wore peach
chiffon with ecru lace trimmings
The brides travelling suit was
or blue creme with ecru l1ce trim
mings and accessories IN beige.
Immediately following the cere'
mony the bride and groom left b.
automobile for Boulder. C~'orado
where they Will spend the summer
Mr. Miller viii attend the Univer
sitv Ct Colorado summer schoo
there. On their way they will stol
for a few DAYS with the groom
parents al Rc--oe and also spent
a few DAYS AZ Carlsbad Cavern
After September ist they viii b
al home 70 their friends in Kings.
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
SWIMMING SAID
HEALTH TONIC

Swim for health! Swim for beau
tv,
These are not Just the sales talk
az a swimming pool operator. but
the advice Of reputable physicians
oil over the nation. according 10
Dayne 4 Plummer. manager OF
the Casino Park pool.
Doctors will tell anyone that
swimming builds up the body as
nothing else will. And how much
more satisfying than rolling on the
floor and other variations Of the
daily dozen. Mr.. Plummer said
Women resort - harmful salts. in
furious diets and t~orturouS physical
exercises 70 reduce when they can
swim 70 health and beauty.
Weissmuller. the worlds most
famous dash swimmer. was told as
a boy 10 swim by his doctors. be-
cause he was suffering from a
whitening illness. Look m him now
The Casino Park pool offers a
convenient pace m gain or regain
health pleasantly. Plummer points
out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
Comings. Goings

MI. and Mrs. A. p. Barreda Of
Cumanayagua, Cuba. are in Browns
vile for an extended visit with
their daughters and other relatives
and friends. While here they are
the guests III the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. Augustine Celaya
and Mr.. Celaya on st. Charles
street. Mrs. j. p. Putegnat, another
daughter. who spent two months at
the home OF her parents in Cuba.
returned to Brownsville with them
c. w. Weston OF Port Isabel and
Brownsville has had as his quests
Mr.. and Mrs. Pate Of Hawesville,
Ky.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Maxwell Of TT.
Worth are spending a few weeks
in Brownsville MIR and Mrs Max
well have many friends in the VAL
ley and are frequent visitors here.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank T. Davis Of
Dallas r in Brownsville and plan
to make their home in this city.
They are living IN the Dorfmap
apartments. Mr. Davis is connected
with the DR.. Pepper bottling COM
pany.
Mrs. Lottie T HAYNES. Mrs. Isabel
Names and Miss Clara Hall were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Clay for the weekend. Mrs Hay-
mes daughter, Miss Margaret Hay
mes returned 10 Laredo with her
NOME and two aunts Monday. She
viii yrlake her home in LARGO.
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the rooms and formed a pretty
setting for the pre-nuptial occa-
sion.
The hostess served a delicious ice
course after which the guests spent
the evening enjoying games OF
brisca, Miss Berta Dosal received an
appropriate trophy as first prize IN
The games.
The guests we're: Misses zoila
and Rosa Cara. Lillian Junco,
Amanda and Romano CavaZos,
Raquel and Berta Garcia. Aurora,
Lucilla and Celia Perez, Berta
Dosal. Margarlta Blanca Aguirre,
Martina Recio. Ninfa and ESperan-
"a Pacheco. Lucia Cara, Eloisa
Crixell. Rosa Garibay. Isabel Lopez,
Maria Isabel Crixell and Mesdames
p. II. Bouts. Arturo CTiZell. Henry
Krausse and the honoree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
Dentists of Valley
Meet In Brownsville

Ethics and technical questions
were discussed b. the VALLEY Dental
Society In session at Or. George J,
Toland's office in Brownsville Sat-
urday night.
Dental profession ethics were dis
russed in open forum manner while
DR.. w H Dear held a clinic later
on pin inlays.
A good attendance was had at he
meeting and the next session will be
held In Office of DR.. NJ n Chandler
at Mercedes in August.
DIR J. O. Britain Of Harrington.
presided at the Brownsville gather
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16

The Lieut.. Thomas Barlow Chap
ter OF the Daughters OF the Amer
can Revolution added an interest,"
inc chapter 70 Valley history when
they entertained the members and
friends with a breakfast Monday
morning at FL Jaroin Hotel. COM
plimenting the state president.
Mrs. william Perry McFaddin OF
Beaumont.
MrS MoFaddin has been very
recently elected 10 the presidency
and this is her maiden trip through
Texas.
This breakfast gave a social
touch TO the dedication Of the mon
ument marking the site OF ReSaca
de las Palmas. which took place
Nav 9. 1876.
This IS tire second monument TO
Re placed IN the Valley marking
historic sDots. and the first 70 be
placed By the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
Mrs. Higgins. who accompanied
Mrs. NcFaddin is the descendant
CT a Mexican War veteran. ARD
spoke of feeling very much at home
MS her ancestor had been present
M a dinner given by Zachary
TAYLOR in Brownsville.
The tables were decorated in red
white and blue flowers. using rec
and white o,eanders and wild blue
bells. Behind the speakers chain
was hung Old Glory.
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Party
GenMond

A party OF eighteen youngsters.
friends of Miss Barbara Ann
Langworthy and Miss Mildred
Doriman, were entertained with a
swimming party al the Country
club on Monday afternoon
HoSteSseS for the afternoon were
the mothers OF the girls, Mrs. !.
Dorfman and Mrs. H. =. Lang
worthy.
After a very enjoyable swim the
guests enjoyed refreshments OF
ice cream and cake.
Favors Of the party we're clever
water animals IN the forms Of
ducks and frogs
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Shouer GiUen
For Miss NJ Ganbau

Miss Irene Crixell entertained
Sunday evening with a linen shower
for Miss Malvina Garibay whose
marriage TO Jacob Fitzgerald Col
Inns will take place wednesday
morning. The party came as a sur
prise to the bride-to-De.
RSisies were used in decorating
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MONUMENT UNVEILED
nv

Col. Glover In his address az the
dedication exercises al the monu-
ment. carried his hearers from
Corpus Christi TO Brownsville with
Zachary Taylor. and spok- % the
engagements near Santa Maria.
Falo Alto and Resaca de las Palmas
and mentioned that these three
sites had been marked by old can
non BY General Parker in 1916 when
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
lnstallment Thief
Operates On Autos
fBv staff CORRESPONDENT

SAN BENITO. June l6-The In
stallment sneak thief i thought 70
have made his appearance here.
Andrew Bowie. Herald advertising
representative. missed a tire o1e
morning.
The next night he heard a noise
and switched on a light. He later
found a lock gone on a second tire
He believes that If the thief had
succeeded in getting the second
snare that he would have started
taking them off the wheels one by
one.
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EMPRESS APPRECIATION

Wonderful cooperation was dis
PLACED Nv local people IN the ar
rangementS for the celebration on
Monday or the unwilling OF the
monument for the site OF the ReSaca
de las Palmas battlefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Wells contrib
uted the site for the monument. Mr..
and Mrs. Royce Russell gave the
granite shaft The cement for the
base was given hy w II. Heaner cf
the Eagle Pass Lumber co. The
programs we're printed by SherwCo1
Bishop. and the publicity by the
Brownsville Herald.
To Col. Francis Glover and off,
Gers ~ IT Brown " due a~pprecia-
ton for their efforts m making ne
day q success. Also 70 the TT Brown
band VINO furnished the music.
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Amazing Benefits Reported BY Users of Famed
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Societv Calendar
f

a WEDNESDAY
= The Tournament Bridge will meet
= at the home OF Mrs. Neil Allen il
Los Ebanos.
= The Wednesday bridge club will
: have as its hostess. Mrs. A. d. Dick
lnson, Jr.
= The FL Jardin Heights Society
club will meet with Mrs. Guy Sui
ton.
- The Just-Sew club will meet al
the home Of Mrs. Cy Graham.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-16
Palestine Friends
Honor Miss Ruth

Miss Dixie Ruth has returned
home after a pleasant visit Of two
months IN Palestine Several de-
lightful Inequalities we're given ~
honor Of Miss Ruth during her stay.
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MRS WEAVER
OASINUSIEES

Mrs. Walter Weaver. regent OF
the Lieut.. Thomas Barlow chapter
acted as toast mistress for the oc-
casion. AT the speakers table
were seated. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Weaver, Mrs. William Perry Nc
Faddin. state president, Mrs. Hlg-
gins. Beaumont. Mr.. and Mrs w.
IN Lannon's. Weslaco. Col and Mrs.
Frincis Glover. Fort Brown. Mrs. J.
Q. Mvrick and Mrs. S. r Jennings,
Ha-lIneen. Mrs. j. L. Bruce. Mer-
cedes ana Mesdames r. r. Freud
cnStein. r. A. Porter. Harbert Dav-
enport. = X. Wells. Ralph Warden.
and MISS Bette Hopper. monument
| committee. Of Brownsville.
Mrs. Weaver briefly outlined the
history Of the organization. which
Is a San Benito chapter. mention
ing q few chlkter members remain
inc and called upon Mrs. Geo.
Toolan. the only one present. 70
rise.
She then introduced the state
president. Mrs NIcFaddin. and trea-
surer. Mrs. hammers. Hrs. = G.
Myrlck. who was one Of the first
TO suggest monuments for the Val
ley. Mrs Warden as Valley organ
izer Of the Children OF the Amer
lean revolution. Mrs Freudensteln
who introduced the members OF the
committee who had arranged the
details Of the Resaca DE- las Pal
mas monument and the program
for the dav Mrs. Robert O. Alex
ander spoke Of the statue ~ Wash
ington which shall be placed or
the campus ~ the University Of
TeXa Shy the school children q
Texas IN celebration Of the Wash
ington Bi-Centennial
CONTRIBUTORS TO MONUMENT
Mrs Weave. announced that the
site a. the ReSaca &c las Palmas
monument had been contributed by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Is. wells. and IN
the absence az Mr. Wells. asked
Mrs. Wells 10 speak She called at
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l. Bruce and Mrs @. M Bowler. and
Mrs. r.. r. Evans.
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