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Tomorrow's Menu

BREAKFAST = Halves of
grape fruit. cereal cooked with
dates. crisp rye toast. milk,
coffee.
LUNCHEON-Creamed as
paragus in crusty rolls. cress
and fruit salad. ginger drop
cookies. milk. tea.
Observation-Disclosures of lamb,
mashed potatoes. new peas,
head lettuce with Roquefort
cheese dressing, cream pufis
garnished with strawberries,
milk. coffee.
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birthday HOnOred By
Gay Surprise Party

Mrs. Mae Rosenquest was delight
fully surprised last night by group
OF friends who gathered at her
home. 722 Olive, to celebrate her
birthday anniversary.
The honor guest received many
dainty gifts and refreshments were
served at a late hour.
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ter until tender. Serve in we'll
made cream sauce and sprinkle
with minced parsley before send
ing to the table.
Arrange four or five stalks OF
cooked asparagus in neat pile on
each plate and place q band OF
canned pimento across each pile
half way between heads and thick
end OF stalks. Pour over melted
butter
Oven Meal
Mock drum sticks with cinna-
mon apples. stuffed potatoes, spin
ach in mushroom sauce. horserad-
ish sauce.
Use alternating slices of pork
tenderloin and veal stock on skew
er to make the mock drum sticks.
Dip each skewer in crumbs. then
in egg and in crumbs again. Brown
quickly in hot fat in a frying pan.
cover and bake about two hours in
4 moderate oven. Serve with q
cinnamon apple a spoonful of the
horseradish sauce. Add prepared
horseradish TO whipped cream to
make the sauce.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-13
Presbyterian Guild To
Hold Meeting Tomorrow

Presbyterian guild members will
meet at l o'clock tomorrow in the
church for their postponed meet
ing.
Mrs. o. G.. Horne is chairman of
the luncheon committee and assist
ing her will be Mesdames j. D.
johnson. L. R. Philley, Glenn A.
Hipes. j. L. Travers, E. L. Carson,
NJ. NJ. Connolly, Neil Gavin, c. o.
Barratt, and Romeo c. Smith.
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BY SISTER MARY
NEA Service Writer

NUTRITIOUS FOOD, deliciousiy
! Y cooked and invitingly served,
is only one OF the homemaker's
numerous responsibilities Conse-
quently. short cuts in cooking
which DO not sacrifice any of these
essential factors are always well
come and practicable. The grill"
club" and blue" plate Is one of
the most practical of these short
cuts and in many instances makes
for economy as well.
Originally these grill plates
with partitions TO keep foods sep
arate were made exclusively in 4
blue patterned ware, but now they
may be purchased in variety OF
makes and patterns of china rs
well as glass.
Any type of meal can be served
zen grill-plate." Company lunch
cons. oven dinners, vegetable
plates. top-of-the stove and broil-
ed meals are most attractive and
save steps and dish-washing and
time when served on compart-
ment plate.
As in planning all meals, the
combinations FOR grill-plates
should be carefully tho2ght out
and chosen with regard to colof,
shape and texture as well as flavor
and food value.
II necessary. a first course of
soup and dessert can be added to
the combinations suggested. How
ever. the plates are well balanced
and hearty as they are. Bread of
some sort and beverage are Of
course included.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-13
DEANS TO STUDY LYNCHING

ATLANTA. U.p) - Deans of II
leading law schools Of the South
have undertaken an exhaustive stu
dy of the legal aspects of lynching
for the commission on inter-racial
cooperation. the commission an
nounced. Dean Charles T. McCor-
mick, North Carolina University
School of Law, is chairman of the
special group.
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N. E. A. TO MEET ON COAST

LOS ANGELES, U.p)-More than
10000 visitors will be in Los An
geles TO attend tie National Educa-
ton association convention to be
held here June 81 to July 3. 1t is
the first time in 80 years the or
ganization has met here
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SLICED DRIVE SAVED BOY

NEENAH, Wis. U.p)-When Les
ter Smith grows up and perhaps
turns golfer. he will still respect
the sliced drive. Lester recently was
blown out into Lake Winnebago on
a frail raft. His cries were not heard
until a golfer sliced his ball to the
lake shore and heard Lester's calls.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-13

In one day apricot growers in Riv-
erside county brought in 65 ther-
mometers for testing.
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Special Luncheon

Baked Canadian bacon with
pineapple, new potatoes in cream
sauce. radishes and ripe olives,
buttered asparagus with pimento.
Cut Canadian bacon into slices
about ga inch thick and let stand
in lukewarm water one hour.
Drain and spread with prepared
mustard. Arrange in 4 single
layer in baking dish and sprinkle
thickly with brown sugar. Cover
with syrup drained from can of
pineapple and bake one and one
half hours in slow oven. Basic
with syrup in pan. On each slice
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Banquet at North Ward School
One of Pretty EDents of Week

OF the presiding officer. Mrs. s. @.
Stringer who has been q splendid
executive. Mrs. Stringer predicted
an equally good year and wonderful
cooperation from the members. as
she had experienced. for Mrs.
Snavely.
Mrs. J. G. Myrick, who has Just
returned from an extended absence,
was warmly welcomed by the club
members and asked TO say a few
words.
The new officers we're then
presented: president. Mrs. Levi
Snavely: first vice-president, Mrs.
B. NJ. Holland: second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. B. +. Hardin: recording
secretary, Mrs. Jack Cary; Corr.
secretary. Mrs. David Wink: treas
urer. Mrs. A. z. McClendon: par
Humanitarian, Mrs. T. s. Herren:
historian. Mrs. A. L. Brooks; critic.
Mrs. A. w. Cunningham and press
reporter, Mrs. Hugh Barton.
The gavel was presented to Mrs.
Snavely. with the good wishes Of
the retiring officer. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Challes. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Challes, a student
at Baylor Bolton. gave a delight
full piano solo. A delicious salad
course was served.
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MERCEDES. May 30.-A wedding
OF much interest TO a host OF friends
will take place Sunday morning at
8 o'clock at the Methodist church
here, uniting In marriage. Miss
Pauline Adams, daughter Of, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Adams of Columbia,
Missouri. and Walden Haynes. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Haynes OF
this city.
The church altar present a beauti-
full setting for the ceremony which
will be performed by the Rev. G.
K. Bludworth. pastor OF the church.
A color scheme OF pink and white
will be gained with a p~rofusion OF
pink and white gladiolaS and tall
lighted pink tapers.
The bride will wear a dress Of
white Russianaire crepe, with ac-
cesSories TO match. She will carry
a white leather prayer book. from
which tiny rosebuds are suspended
on ribbons and will wear a Shout
der corsage Of orchids and lilies OF
the valley.
The bride will be given IN mar
riage by r. II. Kern, In whose
home she has lived for the past
year, while teaching in the Mer-
cedes schools.
Other members Of the wedding
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W. c. T. L.
Holds Final
Meet of Year

Especial to The Herald)
DONNA, May 30 The local
chapter OF the w. @. T. u. were
quite honored 10 have Mrs. Guy
Snavely OF Harrington meet with
them at their last meeting.
Mrs. Snavely, who IS district
president OF the 18th District. was
invited TO visit this organization
and give suggestions for the work.
Her address was truly inspira-
tional and greatly appreciated. At
this meeting a resolution was pass
ed to make the fifth Sunday a
Temperance Sunday. Plans have
been formulated for the coming
Sunday when the first temperance
meeting will be held at the Chris
tian Church. Rev. Farmer Z
preach the temperance sermon.
Music Will be furnished BY the
Orpheus Club.
The members Of the w G. T. u.
will attend in a body and have
part on the program. Mrs. Edwards
Of San Benito. who is Supt. Of
temperance in Sunday School Will
be with them at their next meet
ing.
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BnddlShouer
Is De lightful
Social Event
ESPECIAL to The Herald.J

A0AGAAaA ~
WESLACO, May 30.-MrS. J. /.
Hachenberg was hostess Wednes-
day at a lovely bridal shower. hon
orinz Miss Velma Butcher, who
will. in the near future. become 2
bride of Carl Nicholson. The COL
or scheme of pink and white was
effectively carried out in the dec
orations and refreshments. A pro-
fusion OF summer flowers we're ar
ranged throughout the rooms, IN
vases. bowls and baskets.
Several interesting contests we're
enioyed. Miss Muriel Ludwig sang,
The Sweetest Story Ever Told I.
Miss Burnell Hachenberg gave a
piano selection. Love Song +.
Mrs. w. w. Ludwig. In a charm
ing manner read The Recipe For
Cooking a Bridegroom" and The
Recipe For Cooking a Husband" I.
The honoree was recipient OF
many lovely and useful gifts. Re
freshments or date pudding. top
ped with whipped cream and le-
monade we're served TO about thir-
ty-five guests. "A Toast TO the
Bride" was given by Mrs. z. !. En-
mons.
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K egfStrdtions
For Camp Open
CBy staff correspondents

HARLINGEN. May 30 Mrs.
Paul Greenwood. district camp
chairman for the Y. VI c. a., sat-
urday announced a list of women
TO whom girls wishing TO attend
Campo del Arroyo al Rio Hondo
this summer may make application.
Girls may register for as long
as they desire at the rate OF 81 a
week.
A new swimming pool Is nearing
completion and IS expected TO be
ready in plenty Of time for open
Ing OF the camp June s.
The women 10 whom girls may
make application T Mrs. II ID.
Seago and Mrs. John Rove,
Brownsville: Mrs. G. s. PuEsley,
San Benito; Mrs. wills j. Carter
and Mrs. Tyre H. Brown. Harlin-
gen: Mrs. j. S. Sanders. La Feria:
Mrs. <. II. Poteet, Mercedes: Mrs.
Wagner. Weslaco: Mrs. Ralph L.
Tolles. Alamo; Mrs. D. u. Blu sner.
Pharr: Mrs. P. II. McMurtry. Nc
Allen: Mrs. Alexander. Sharylond:
Mrs. G. ID. Eppright. Mission: Mrs.
Marvin McASkill. Edinburg: Mrs.
w. z. Scott. Santa Rosa. Mrs.
Mack Mize and Mrs. Weiner, Rio
Hondo
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AUXILIARY
PARTY TUESDAY

The Woman'S Auxiliary OF the
Presbyterian church held their
tenth annual birthday party on
Tuesday afternoon at the chapel
with Mrs. d. H. Forbes and Mrs. 5.
ID. Kieffer as hoSteSseS
The chapel was beautifully dec
grated in lovely cut flowers.
Mrs. j. Ramsay vas in charge OF
the program and a most unusual
pageant picturing a resume OF the
other nine birthdays was put OF BY
the young girls of the church.
A splendid offering was given
which will 20 to the girls school IN
Africa.
Punch and waters we're served TO
about forty uests.
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La Feria
MRS. WAGGONER HoNOREE
AT AFTERNOON BRIDGE

Mrs. John Wirth and Mrs. Leon
ard Hargrove were the very charm
ing hoStesses for an afternoon OF
bridge at the home Of the former
in honor of Mrs. j. p. Waggoner.
who will leave shortly 10 make her
home in San Antonio.
A color scheme Of pink ard blue
was carried out with beautiful bou-
quets of pink rosebuds. corona and
blue bells.
When cores were counted, Mrs.
Kuffer had scored high. Mrs. <. A.
Watson second high. while Miss
Lodge Nolan scored consolation. All
we're awarded prizes. A lovely gift
was also presented TO the honoree.
High cut prizes at each table
we're in the form of pink vases with
blue flowers.
At the close of the games a deli
cious salad course was served to the
following guests: Mesdames Wag-
goner. Rickfcrd, Ed Nolan. G. S.
Snyder. Gene Washburn. Forbes.
z. A. Watson. L. o. Harrove. Kief-
fer. Dye. Stoddard. eLon Hargrove.
Brown FerTin. Stone. Pollard. Lies
ter II. Hargrove OF Louisville. KY
and the Misses Lodge Nolan. Nina
Whitson, Margaret Wiedener and
Mildred Bassett.
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CUMMINGS HOME
CHR SCENE

The beautiful home OF Mrs. r
Z. Cummings was the gathering
place for the Wednesday Bridge
club. After the games the hostess
served the following club guests a
refreshing salad course: Mesdames
L. IT Sanders. y. e. Wier. Harry
Towns. II. @. Backer. Frank Wood.
A. F. Taylor. z. J. Jameson. Har-
old Watts, Mrs. ". Q. Gerald or
Alamo. and two guests Mrs. c. s
Clark OF Austin. and Mrs. r f.
Knapp.
Mrs. Backer was awarded high
score and Mrs Taylor second Mrs.
Knapp received the guest prize.
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r I PRESENTED
IN RECITAL

Parks Goody directed his stu
dents in music. IN a recital at the
home of Mrs. Carl Moeller We'd
nesday afternoon. The rooms were
lovely with summer flowers. "A
fine program was rendered by these
young people. Punch and cake
we're served to about forty guests.
Those taking part on the pro-
gram were Miss Mary Lee Konia-
kowsky OF Harrington, Esther Coll
YER. Shirley Gudmanson, Mary
Ruth Bennett. Millicent Yoder,
Eleanor St. John. Beth Wagner,
Janice Moeller. Ollie Mae Reenau.
Jane Waldron. Bennett Stoltz. Luz
cile Stringer, and Shirley Waldron.
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WONIEN'S SERVICE
MEETS

The members of the Women's
Service Cub met on Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. b. Cor
don with Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. w.
o. Hansen as hostesses.
After a short business meeting a
program was given with Mrs e.
Bingley leader. Roll call was ans
wered with a verse from Texas
poems. A paper, Negro Poetry was
read by Mrs. A. j. White. followed
by a song given by Mrs G. w.
Pfeiffer and Mrs. j G. Chase.
Prominent Southern Poets was
the topic discussed by Mrs. f. A.
Oliver. Contests. by Miss Ethel
Cannon. and a report Of Valley
Federation by Mrs. E. w. Chase ana
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GRADUATES ARE
HOSORED AT DANCE

The members Of the graduating
class were honored with a dance
given by Van and Wilfred Smell
al their home on ". Valley View
Drive. A five piece Mexican CT
chestra furnished music for the
dancing. Punch. cake and candy
were served during the evening to
twenty couples.
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GREEN COLOR
THEME USED

Mrs. w. G. Mackay was charm
ing hostess Wednesday TO men,
bers of the Contract Bridge club.
Green was the predominatIng COL
or IN the decorations and table &C
cessories.
AT the conclusion Of the games
Mrs. Joe Mason received high score
favor. low going 70 Mrs. Tom Bru-
ton. A refreshment course was
served TO ten members. The next
meeting Will be at the home OF
Mrs. Tom Bruton.
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Those who called during the sfter-
noon were: Major and Mrs. Winter.
Major and Mrs. Sam Fuller, Captain
and Mrs. III. l.. KidwelI. Captain
and Mrs. Ralph Lewis. Lieuterar
and Mrs. George ClauSsen. Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. w. E. Finnegan. Cap
tain A. Olsen. Captain II. M. Shoe
maker. Lieutenant T.. y. NcN5llyI
Colonel and Mrs. Rolf or san An
tonic.
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JANSZENS ARE
CLUB HOSTS

The Iour Ace Club was enter
tanned FRIDAY evening BY Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Janzen. High cor Was
won BY Mrs. Chatfield for the women
and Mr.. Janzen for men.
Members and guests were. Or.
and Mrs. G. j. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Martin. MIR. and Mrs. Y. u
Chatfield. Mr.. and Mrs Julian Wal
lis: Mr.. s. 3. Ricaby; Mrs Mona
Ritz.
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STUDY CLUB HAS
FINAL MEETING

With a tinge Of regret for the
close OF the season for the meet
ings Of the Study club. the men,
bers look forward TO an equally
good year and splendid programs.
Mrs S. G.. Stringer. the retiring
president. presided over the first
part of the meeting and the usual
form of business was conducted.
The meeting was held at the Wo-
mems Building.
Two hosteSses. Mrs. j. A. Alder
dice and Mrs. Hugh Barton were
lovely in their cordial welcomes to
the arriving members. The men,
bers paid dues and purchased the
attractive new year books. which
will feature English literature. 1t
is the subject considered for next
year. Reports OF officers for the
past year were followed by the
reading Of the minutes by the &C.
rotary, Mrs. Jack Cary.
Mrs. Levi Snavely. the new pre-
sident. spoke appreciative words OF
the administration just closing and
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TUESDAY CLUB
HOSTESS

Mrs. G. J. Martin was hostess %
The Tuesday Bridge club al her home
the past week. Six games Of bridge
were PLAYED with trophy for hiGn
score going to Mrs. A. L. Jansen,
second high 10 Mrs r.. r. Cooler
and consolation to Mrs. Mona Ritz.
Those present we're: Mesdamcg "
II. Brooks. y. " Guerra. ". NJ. IctV.
r.. :. Coder. p. G. King. Ch1rles
Lorenegan. George B. Marsh. A. +.
Janzen. Mona Ritz. Mary EdGer'nn.
Elodia Monroe and w. w. ShufrrG.
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INNER
EOR VISITOR

Mrs. II. @ Backer entertained
with a dinner bridge. honoring
Mrs Bessie Nav Chisholm Of Con-
zales. who IS visiting in the r. S
Chambers home. Two tables of
bridge players enjoyed tbs hos
pitalitv.
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Rio Grande City
INFORMAL TEA
HONOREES

Major and Mrs r. G. Rogers who
have arrived in Fort Ringgild frorl
the Preside at San Francisco. Cali
fornia honored at an informal
tea on Sunday Afternoon when Major
end Mrs. Geoffreys Keyes opaned
their quarters 70 the official person
mel OF Fort RinEgold.
Assisting at the tea table we're
Mesdames Winter and Sam Fuller.
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GUEST FROM
EDINBURG

Mrs. l.. L HarTsll has as her
guest Miss Estslle Emmerling OF
Edinburg. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Harwell entertained with one
table Of bridge, including Mrs NJ.
Hammons and Mrs. J. Gibson.
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SPLENDID TALK
Is GINEE

Mrs. C. r. Steward was hostess
70 the w. NJ. S. o. the Baptist
church az her home on ~. It'll s..
Mrs. NJ. Hammons. president. led
the devotional afterwards. introd-
ucing Mrs. G. II. Riddle OF Weslaco.
who Is Associational chairman OF
Mission study. Mrs. Riddle gave 2
splendid talk 10 the twenty five
women who gathered 10 hear her
Mrs. Steward Served an appetizing
luncheon plate.
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BRIDGE CLUB

The Neighborhood Bridge G no
was entertained the past week wv
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Shuford. H.g-
scor. was won BY Mrs. George y.
Marsh for women and s. r. Ricabv
for men. Mrs. Chatfield received the
guest prize and Mrs. Wallis was
lucky In drawing a cut prize.
Members and guests present were.
mr.. and Mrs. @. y. Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. George q. Marsh. Mr.. ard
Mrs. r. G.. Chatfeld. Mr.. and Mrs
IS. c. King. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallis.
MI. and Mrs. II. K Fox: Mrs. Mona
Ritz: Mr. S. 3. Ricaby.
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her sister. Mrs. J. Wallis. AIRS. =.
Owen Scott entertained Informally
Wednesday afternoon.
TWO tables OF bridge were formed
and Mrs. y. ". Guerra received high
q award. Mrs Fox was presented
with N gift.
Those who enjoyed this hospitality
were. Mesdames &. j. Martini J.
Wallis. y. ID. Guerra. Mona Ritz.
Sidney williams and }. ,. Guerra
PERSONALS
Captain and Mrs. H. l.. KidNell
had as their house guests over the
weekend. Colonel and Mrs Rolf and
Colonel Hite. Of Fort Sam Houston.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Stodle- on
Fort Brown are the guests Of Lieu
tenant and Mrs. w. 4. Finneran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. X. Fox or San
Antonio are the guests Of Mr.. end
Mrs. y. Wallis.
Cartam and Mrs. Ralph Lewis and
children have gone 10 Baltimore,
Md. for a three months visit.
Captain and Mrs. Albright OF Fort
Brown are guests I'm Fort Rinrgold.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George Claus
sen will leave az an carly date Tor
a visit With relatives III Chicago,
before proceeding 10 the Philippines
where Lieutenant Claussen has been
! ordered.
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ENTERTAIN
AT DINNER

Sunday evening. Captain ard Mrs
II. l.. Kidwell entertained az din
ner. end named Major and Mrs
Keves as honor guests.
The guests were served from small
tables placed In the living room ard
porch. Each held a small basket Of
sweet peas an a center decoration.
Their guests included other than
the honOrees. Major and Mrs. n. G.
Rogers. Major and Mrs. Sam Fuller.
Lieutenant and Mrs. w. Z. Finnc-al,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Jack De Pew.
Captain A. Olsen. CAPTAIN n. NJ.
Shoemaker and Lieutenant u j.
Mentally.
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MRS. LANE
Is HOSTESS

Mrs. j. =. Lane entertained
members Of the Mid-Week Bridge
Club and several friends al her
home Wednesday afternoon. Large
bouquets OF spring flowers added a
lovely color note 70 the rooms. The
pretty color scheme of yellow and
green was carried out in the tall
lies. table accessories. prize wrap
pings and refreshments.
Mrs. Z. w. Anderson won high
cub trophy, Mrs. j. r. WIlmuth
low, and Mrs. A. J. Moore high
guest favor. A refreshment course
was served to MeSdames A. j..
Moore of Harrington, A. r. Lang
and G. r. Roseling of P~rogreso,
kirkhart. and z. L. Root Of Mer-
cedes and eleven members.
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HONOR MAJOR
n MRS. KETES

Or "Wednesday evening Lleuten-
art and Mrs. W. =. FirneEan and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Jack De Pew. c.
tertained at dinner honorinE Ma
ior and Mrs. KHes. Additional
guests we're. Major and Mrs. Wiz
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DINNER HOST
IN ATcALLEN

On Saturday Captain II M. Shoe
maker entertained AZ dinner al the
Casa dc Palma IN McAllen. having
as his guests. Major and Mrs. Kevs.
and Lieutenant and Mrs. George
ClauSsen.
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Mrs. J. A. White, concluded the
program.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs z. A. Reece, Mrs. Carl Leeper
and Mrs. Walter Bingley. Refresh
ments we're served by the hosteSSes.
The next regular meeting will be
June 4th at the school house. Mrs
Paul Cotrell OF San Benito Will
talk on trees and shrubs.
Mrs. N. G. Chatelle entertained
with a bridge party honoring her
husbands birthday anniversary.
Five tables were arranged for the
PLAYERS in rooms beautifully decor
ated with clusters Of roses and
other flowers. At the close Of the
games, the hostess served refresh
ments to the following guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames K. I. Buck
lin, Charles Gobar. 5. +. Hender-
son, w r. Bowles. r. G. Richey. g..
3 Clark. II. II. Whipple, z. z. Og-
den OF San Benito and K. W. Blow.
MISSIONARY
SOCIETY
The women's Missionary Society
or the Methodist church met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ". q. Chatelle.
PERSONALS
Fred Barton OF Fl Jardin con-
Quoted the services at the Method
ist church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Atkins OF San
Benito we're guests Of Nj. and Mrs.
r. c. Richey Saturday evening.
Miss Ruth Somonson was a guest
Of Domain Richey the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Somonson and
family were dinner guests of Mrs.
G. Henderson Of Rio Hondo Sun
dav.