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Dancy Writes Sterling
Behalf Of Fort Brown

a litter ~ Governor n. C.. EtRrl-
Ing. giving him additional material
~ be used in helping keep Fort
Brown, has been sent by County
Judge Oscar q. Dancy. n copy or
the letter taing received at the
chamber of commerce here today.
Judge Dancy goes into detail ms
70 tie reasons Why the post should
not D. abandoned
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WASHINGTON. June 8. -lPl-
Governor Murray OF Oklahoma in
formed Secretary Stimson today
that he had ordered a complete in
vestigation OF the shooting or Emilio
Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez
at Ardmore. Okla, yesterday.
simultaneously, Ambassador
Clark at Mexico City advised the
state department he had transmit
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Supreme Court Says
Governor Is Wrong

OKLAHOMA CITY, June e.-R.
The state supreme court held
today that Gov. w. II. Murray was
without authority TO remove Prem
tiSs Rowe. Ponca City. appointed
special Judge OF the criminal court
o. appeals BY Ex-Governor Hoiio-
way. T. the Sam Ingram tax ferret
case and name J. r. D.ckers0n.
Edmond, ~ his place.
When Gov Murray took Office.
ne ordered Rowe discharged as
special judge. giving no reason. and
appointed Dickerson-
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Ten Minute Delay
Caused Ships Loss

LOS ANGELES. June 9. tR-
Second Officer John p. McVicar,
BY his own testimony. could have
saved the coastwise liner Harvard
from destruction off Point A-guellc
Ma 80. had he acted Immediately
after he received q radio report
that the ship was IN danger.
Mcvicar testified before the fed
eral steamboat inspection board
yesterday he waited ten minutes 70
verify radio compass bearings from
shore before calling Capt. Lyle q.
Eills.nger at $40 q. m.
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Kills Wife, Indian
Commits Suicide

PONCA CITY, Okla. June 9. ~
Returning az daybreak 70 hts
home near Washunga. where last
night he shot and killed his wife.
Toby Fz-nsworth. a KaT Indian,
committed suicide today.
Sheriff Joe Cooper of KAY coun-
" vas az the home investigating
the Staying Of the woman when
Farnsvorth returned. peeped IN the
window and asked II his wife was
dead. The sheriff said Re replied In
the affirmative and that the In
dian then shot himself.
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Scouts Make Trip
To Old Army Fort
lBy Staff Correspondentl

RAYMONDvrLLE, June q. -
ScoutmaSter w. c. Gilbert headed
a group OF Boy Scouts OF first class
rank and higher on q trip 70 the
old fort az Thompsonville. near Heb
hronville. and the adjacent oil fields
The boys. eight or ten altogether.
left Tuesday morning by way o.
Falfurrias. They may return BY way
q Rio Grande City.
While AZ Thompsonville they will
be guests Of the Rio Grande Valley
Gas Co.
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TEST WE'LL ANNOUNCED

~EACOGDCCHES. Tex, June 9
PA second oil test location In
Nacogdoches county was made TODAY
BY Armstrong and Poole al the
Catholic Mission On Moral Creek.
six miles west OF NacoGdoches- The
contract was awarded for erection
OF q derrick and plans acre ar
nounced for spudd1ng II the well
July J.
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X. p. DIES

WEATHERFORD. Tex. June 2. l7
Henry Miller. 81. grand keeper cf
records and seal az the Knishts Of
pvthias. G-and Lodge Of Texas. for
a consecutive wears. died earlv to-
dav in a hospital at Fort Worth.
He had been in declining health
for several years and underwent an
oneration several days ago.
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Sfa.nAa OR A

DENVER. June 3. R-Calvin =.
Fleming. Denver lrmberman, and
his household were under police
guard today. the result OF receipt
by Fleming Of q letter threatening
him with death unless he gave
$4,000 to tbs The Deadly Six"
Police have been working on the
case since Saturday.
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IN OUR
VALLEY

some little time to become beach
conscious" but the four or five thou
sand who enjoyed the surf at Boca
Chica ard Padre Island Sunday viii
tell the world it's different now.
Rev. J. A. Reed on the streets OF
brownsville Monday. Am going to
take my vacation in the Valley this
year. and fish, Watch out"
And why not? Can you think off
hand OF any cooler place? Or al
place where more diversions offer
themselves at a more moderate
cost?
Trouble with the average vaca-
ton spent by the average Valleyite
Is that we wear ourselves out get
ting there, take the Whole vacation
70 recover, and then wear ourselves
out again coming home.
HOOVER FACES week OF speech
making" said Mondays headline.
Somebody Is due for some pity. for
this Is no time to either make or
listen to speeches.
JOINED AN OLD fashioned
"chinning bee" yesterday. Gave our
views on what this country needs.
Listened to views Of four or five
others.
Consensus OF opinion seemed to
be that our politicians are trying
to make things entirely too COM
plicated. Theories of economy. poll
tical or otherwise, are just as SIM
pie today as they were in the time
OF Adam Smith. we decided. and
our office holders are taking us for
q ride when they get off into the
abstruse.
Some were even mean enough TO
suggest that Is the only way they
hold their jobs. Make the job look
hard, and their constituents think
they the only mes who can
hold sFtm down.
At that. there might be something
to II. We don't know.
PROMISES OF SUPPORT tot
!. brownsville and the Valley IN the
Wight 10 keep Fort Brown off the
etired list continue TO roll IN.
Fort Brown means ,much to the
Valley. We want 70 keep Fort Brown.
Efforts in It's behalf must not relax.
CITRUS MEN. growers n snip
pers and exchange members. are
preparing for the next season.
And this column hurnbiy suggest
that right now. While the eXperien-
ces OF the present season are fresh
In mind. Is none too soon for grow
ers and shippers of tomatoes TO be
finding out things.
Coid-framing tomatoes for IN ear
Nv start may be bunk. Fertilizing
for carrying qualities may be more
bunk.
But. not a shipper. not a grow
or, but who should be willing TO
agree tndJ TIE SuIlc0g VI AShhaeSSS
is worthy Of some careful study.
Markets don't Just happen.
The birds who are making money
with what they sell 10 the public
didn't lust stumble on a magic COM
bination OF article plus demand.
Day OF hit and miss marketing
Is gone.
There are too MANY misses" and
not enough hits" The tarTet ISL
there hut our trajectory Is off. Our
zone Of fire is not being properly
placed.
Our firing data needs 70 be re
vised. The calm before the battle
presents the best oppcrtunitv for
checking our figures. not the hectic
DAYS up on the firing line.
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THE T

Brownsville and the Valley:
Cloudy and unsettled Tuesday night
and Wednesday.
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Some were even mean enough TO
suggest that Is the only way they
hold their jobs. Make the job look
hard, apd their constituents think
they the only ones who can
hold tflkm down.
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Consensus OF opinion seemed to
be that our politicians are trying
to make things entirely too COM
plicated. Theories Of economy, poll
tical or otherwise, are just as SIM
pie today as they were in the time
OF Adam Smith. we decided, and
our office holders are taking us for
q ride when they get off into the
abstruse.
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Our firing data needs 70 be re-
vtsed. The calm before the battle
presents the hest o~ppcrtunitv for
checking u figures. not the hectic
davs un on the firing line.
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after spending q rev weeks here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
a. Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tohin left
wednesday for San Antonio where
they will make their future home.
They stopped enroute In Karnes
City to visit relatives.
Mrs H. "A. Looney IN in the Nc
Allen Hospital, having undergone
en- operation for appendicitis. At
the last report she was reported
as doing nicely.
Harry Merchant, owner OF the
weslaco Mortuary. Is spending the
first OF this week I'm San Antonio
attending the state meeting OF
embalmers. He will also take n
special course In derma surgery
work. Mrs. Merchant Is spending
the time with her parents In Rio
Hondo.
Miss Donna Clark left the latter
part OF the week for Hamburg.
Iowa. where she will visit with
relatives for awhile. She win then
enter the University OF Nebraska,
at Lincoln for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. b. 8. Graham. and
Mrs. "A. L. Downs left Thursday
for points In the North. Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham will 90 % their home
In Missouri and Mrs Downs win
60 to Council Bluff. In
Iowa. Missouri. Illinois and Ohio
are the leading egg producing
states in the United States.
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Incarnate Word
PIT. "A. Closes
Successful Year

The final meeting for the term
1930-3l OF the P-7-. A. Of the In
carnate Word wal; held at Villa
Maria Friday afte noon from four
TO six. A very interesting and en-
joyable program was rendered by
the pupils of the Academy, display
ing great talent an d evidencing the
most careful training on the part
or the faculty.
This meeting also marked the
closing Of the thir.l successful year
OF this Association organized by
Mrs. John Closner In 1898 and 1t
is most gratifying 10 note the Won
derful achievements by the close
cooperation betws en- parents and
teachers brought shout by this or
ganiZation.
Delicious refres hments were
served TO twenty one members and
a like number OF guests.
The faculty OF thai Academy wish
rs to express deep appreciation for
the untiring effortI on the part OF
the officers of the association since
its organization. including Mrs.
John Closner. Mrs. J. L. Workman,
Mrs. y. r. McGoohan, Mrs. d. Allala
and Mrs. II. l.. Yates.
The banner for u aving the great
est number Of mot hers present at
the meeting went to the pupils OF
the villa Maria High school.
Patrons and fries Ids OF the Aca-
denny are invited to visit the
grounds Monday arid Tuesday from
five u ten p. m where delicious
and various lunct les. cold drinks.
candies, cakes. .coffee and ice
cream VIII be serv ed, the proceeds
for the benefit OF the school.
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Nuptia1 Rites
Solemnized AT
Home Ceremon'

On Saturday evening at eight
o'clock. nj the hor re Of the brides
sister, Mrs. Bernie : NJ. Smith be-
came the bride OF Nolan r. Willis,
the Rev. o. L. Smith Of the First
Baptist Church in Brownsville, Of
ficiating.
The wedding. a surprise to the
host OF friends ~ the bride and
groom, was a qtiet home affair,
there being pres mt only the i'm
mediate members Of the family,
and a few close friends. The GER
cmony was perfor med in the gar
den. under a trelli $ OF bougainvilles
The bride was be oomingly gowned
in an organdy OF pale green. trim
med in pink. with shoes and ac-
cessorias to match and carried an
arm bouquet Of pf nix rosebuds. Aft
er the wedding a refreshment
course was serves by the brides
sister. Mrs. Gilbes I buckingham.
Mrs. Willis Is ths youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and J FRS. r. c. Craft.
Mr.. Willis is one Of the leading
young business ne n Of Brownsville,
where they will m AXE their home.
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moved to Harlingen to make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barnard left
Thursday for Point Isabel for a
weeks stay.
Leo Albritten. who has been
teaching In East Texas for the
past school term, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ora Douthit OF Beeville, Is
visiting her daughters. Mrs. T.. c..
Brashler and Mrs. w. T. Barbee.
Mrs. Raymond Clifford and
baby. Mary Ann r visiting rela-
tives in Brentwood. Texas.
Mrs. L. Gayle Johnson left Tues
day for her home in Kansas City
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STUDY CLUB HAS
FINAL MEETING

The Study Club held their final
meeting Of the year at abe home
Of Mrs. ". r. Meyers, with Mrs. p.
p. Doss as hostess. "Kiistin Law
i%nsdaptii" a novel laid in Norway,
was the subject for discussion. A
complete review and discussion OF
the book was given by Mrs. Phil
Dixon. Mrs. A. 4. Bradbury also
gave an interesting paper on the
book.
In the absence Of Mrs. w. r.
Powell. Mrs. r. w. Glass presided
during the business session. All
business for the year was complet-
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French Clas 5 Girls
Give Sho wer For
Miss Ar,nie Tucker

Miss Annie tn ,ker. June BRIDE
elect. was complii nented on Friday
noon with a surp rise miscellaneous
shower given by the girls in the
French class Of che Junior College
Of which she Is II lstructor.
The girls. alb Drt twenty five.
surprised Miss Tt ,cker at her home
during the noon hour, showering
many lovely liner pieces urnn her.
This Is only ore ~ the pleasant
Inequalities eivesl for the honoree.
who Is very poDu lar In both school
and social circleg
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CAST
Il PERFORMANCE

Tor class play. Nothing But The
Truth" the cast was delightfully."-
entertained at the home Of Mrs. II.
w. Diggs. with Mrs. Diggs and
Mrs. David z. Moore as hostess. A
social time was spent and a del
icious ice course emphasizing the
class colors OF pink and green, was
served to Misses Eleanor lie MAY,
Mary Moore, Margaret Thomas,
Annie Merle Anderson, Maize Steb-
bins. MesSrs. Melvin Digs, 10y
Robertson, Erwin Albrecht. Cecil
Childree, Douglass Norton, and
John Marshall.
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TWO
HONOR MISS HENsLEY

Mrs. Floyd Langford and Miss
Clara Brandon entertained al the
home OF the former at Mercedes.
honoring Miss Mary Louise Hen
sley who Is going away for the
summer. The pretty coloTs OF yellow
and green were used In the floral
decorations. tallies. table acces-
series. prize wrappings. and re-
freshments. The honoree was pre-
sented with a remembrance favor.
High score favor was awarded 70
Mrs. waldo Montgomery.
The guest list included Mesdames
r. c. Mcconnell. Waldo Montgom-
cry, Clarence Gound. Earl Pike. w.
w. Carruthers. W. G. Thompson,
Phil Dixon, ClelI Solether, p. X.
Cramblett. w. =. Powell. Wreitz.
Misses Mary Louise Hensely, Gene
Smith. Beth Reck. Helena Rav,
Hazel Rogers. Edith Schrode. VIII
I've Mae Pearce, Ethel Smith,
from Mercedes. Misses Frances
Williams. Joyce Sheffield and Nell
Shipp.
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rs HOSTESS
To CLUB

Mrs. w. T. Kingsbury delight
fully entertained the Contract
Bridge club wednesday afternoon.
Roses were used IN the floral dec
orations. High score fav> as re-
scented to Miss Bette Walch, with
consolation going to Mrs. G. II.
Stevenson.
A refreshment curse was served
to five club members and the TO-
lowing guests: Mrs. T. @. CreSsner,
Misses Marjory and Bette WEIGH
Of Mercedes.
Mrs. Dean Nickel will be the
next hostess.
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RETIRING PRESIDENT
GIVES HEART PARTY


Mrs. Eva Cressner. retiring next
month as president Of the Business
and Professional Women's club.
entertained the members at her
home. Tuesday evening. with a
heart party" After several games
Of hearts. Mrs. Elizabeth Thomp-
son received first prize and Helen
Camn second prize.
Following the games a brief bus
mess session was held. Mrs. Rath-
leen Kaufman and Mrs. Catherine
HerZog, were elected as delegates
to the state convention that viii
be held at Amarillo next weekend.
The club voted TO Join In the shar-
ing of expenses OF an operation for
a Mexican woman, the several
clubs OF the town being asked TO aid
in defraving the expense.
Refreshments were served 10
tw~enty-one guests.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slingerland.
announce the arrival Of a baby girl
Wednesday. May goth. The baby
has not vet been given a name.
Mother and baby are doing nicely,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hunter have
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Mrs. 7obin of Weslaco Is
Bridge Party Honor Guest

ed. The club decided to have a club
picnic at the home OF Mrs. w. T.
Barbee On May 2Sth.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments to eighteen club men,
berS.
PLANS MADE FOR
ENCAMPMENT
The Southern Star Home Dem
cnstration club met at the home
OF Mrs. Ed Norton Tuesday after
noon with IL members and one
guest, Mrs. Jim Pickett OF San Be
nito. present. Roll call was an
swered with efficiency work. Plans
were made for the encampment,
which Is to be at the Weslaco
High School Auditorium next week.
Mrs. j. l.. Hatchenburg gave a very
interesting paper on "Our Chill
dren's future" Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
A call meeting OF the club win
be held Thursday May 28th at
the home Of Mrs. J. L. Hatcher
burg.
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WITH

The faculty OF the Stephen II.
Austin Grammar school entertain
ed with a breakfast at the Cortez.
honoring Prof. r. G. Mcconnell.
who will not teach In the school
next year. Pink radiance roses were
used In the pretty center piece.
A two course breakfast was serv-
ed TO Prof. and Mrs. r. c. Nc
Connell. MeSdames Floyd Langford,
J. w. Carr. waldo Montgomery.
Clarence Gound. Earl Pike. Misses
Thelma Gound, Edith Schrode.
Ruth Ewing. Mary Louise Henst ".
Clara Brandon. Eugene Smith. Eth
el Mary Smith, Willye Mae Pearce,
Donna Clark, Mamie Wilson.
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Especial TO The Herald.l

wESLACO, May 23.-Among the
outstanding social events OF the
week was a party given at the
home Of Mrs. Joe Mason, honoring
Mrs. Harold Tobin. who Is moving
TO San Antonio. A ~profusion OF
summer flowers made q lovely set
ting for the bridge games.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. Tobin was presented with q
basket filled with gifts.
A sweet course was served 70
Mesdames Harold Tobin, G. II.
Stevenson, p. c. Spencer, w. 8.
Ray, Dan Coate. Clement Lawton
Of Mercedes, Geo. Heron, Reed
Lehman. Joe Neeley, Blake VIII
liams. Dean Nickel, w. g. Mac Kay.
Bob Schanck.
BRIDGE EVENT AT
GUM HOME
Mr.. and MRS. c. G. Gum delight
fully entertained with five tables
OF bridge wednesday evening. Roses
were used in the decorations.
High score favors were presented
to Mrs. <. w. Anderson and Henry
Wright, low to Mrs. M. II. Brunson
and j. p. Willmoth.
An ice course was served 10
MesSys. I'D Mesdames Z. B. Bal
lard, Frank Rooster, John B. Lane,
J p. Willmoth, j. w. Wool, Ar
thur Ulrich. A. II. Heisler, Mes
danes Z. w. Anderson, R. B. Nor
gan OF Harlingen. NJ. II. Brunson,
and Henry Wright.
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SAN BENITo. May %. - Miss
Dorothy Nell Ralston, a member OF
the graduating class. was named
honoree at a breakfast arranged
Thursday morning by Mrs. Robert
q. Alexander at her home on
South Sam Houston Boulevard.
The places OF the guests were
found by matching single blossoms
with corsages which were OF Diff
ferent spring flowers, giving the
keynote for the Dresden scheme
which was carried out in the ser-
vice. Lovely spring flowers were
used In the rooms for decorations.
After breakfast various contests
we're held with Miss Helen Mar
garet Hanchey and Miss Martha
Fleming being the successful ones.
Each received beautiful beads from
the hostess which she got in Ven
ice. Mrs. Alexander presented the
honoree with a gift she got In Italy
and each guest with a handker-
chief from the same cou-try.
Guests were Misses Barbara
Barrier. Betty Bowie, Doris Cherry.
Martha Fleming. Annie Laurie
Fontenot, Helen Margaret Han
chey. Kate Jones, 10 Frank Stamey
and Alice GRIPPE.
Mrs. Alexander was assisted In
her hostess duties by Mrs. George
w. Ralston.
MEXICAN LUNCHEON
FOR CLUB, GUESTS
Mrs. w. II. Preston entertained
the members Of her Neighborhood
club and two tables Of guests
Thursday with q Mexican luncheon
at the Aztec Cafe.
The luncheon table had for a
centerpiece lovely calendulas and
lace fern while at each place was
a corsage Of pansies. The access
series for the bridge games follow
ing luncheon also carried out the
Spanish scheme.
High score award in the club
went TO Ms. Elmer Morris and the
guest was awarded to Miss Ted
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BRIDGE EVENT AT
GUM HOME
X RTvES HOSTESS
TO BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. T. r. Rives was hostess to
the wednesday Contract Bridge
club this week. The entertainment
rooms were attractive with their
decorations OF roses and other sum-
mer flowers sttractively arranged
In baskets.
Table score favors were awarded
to Mrs. w. G.. MacKay and w. w.
Carruthers. A dessert course was
served to eight club members. Mrs.
w. O. MacKay will be the next
hostess. ,
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DINNER
THREE GRADUATES
BRIDES-ELECT GIVEN
LUNCHEON-BRTDGE

Misses Hazel Wade and Gladys
Hood OF Rio Hondo. brides-elect,
were honorees at a delightful lun-
cheon bridge given Friday by Mrs.
John T. Lomax and Mrs. Louie
Morris at the home OF the latter
on North Sam Houston Boulevard.
An abundance Of varied spring
flowers adorned the home.
Mrs. Walton ID. Hood held high
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score sE the conclusion Of the
bridge games. Both Of the honorees
were remembered with gifts from
their hnstesses.
TWENTY -four intimate friends OF
the honn rees composed the guest
list
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E~NTERTilINS WITH
BRIDGE n

Mrs. FA1yd Conklin entertained
two tables Of guests when the Ace
Of Club m ct at her home wednes-
day AFTERNOON. Roses. phlox and
pink canntss were used for decora-
tons.
High score award in the club
went TO mrs. Maynard Chittenden
while the guest prize was present.
ed to Mrs. Gilbert Adamson.
Guests we're Mesdames Wiley
T1ppit. Neil Kendrick. w. d. Col
Inns, Gilbert Adamson. A. B. Riley,
Frances Gstnn. Forrest Runnels
and Wiliam Wright Of Meridian,
Miss.
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Dresden Scheme Carried Out
At Complimentary Breakfast

Lindeborn. g ~onsolation prize was
presented to Mrs. q. Il. Lovett.
Guests were Mrs. q. Z. Lovett,
Mrs. I. ". jolly, Jr., Mrs. g. J. Les
lie, Mrs. C. X. Mettler, Mrs. b. II.
Sheffey. Miss Eunice Kringle Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, Miss Ted Lin
deborn and Mrs. Morris Gannaway
of Garlic Springs and Miss Mary
Kelleher OF Chicago.
Mrs. II. G. Aldridge will enter
tain the club next.
MRS. BONNER
ENTERTAINS
The Thursday Luncheon Bridge
club was entertained by Mrs. z. +.
Bonner at the Aztec for their last
meeting this spring.
The prize for high score went to
Mrs. Clarkson Cowgirl when the
scores were totaled following the
games Of contract
Guests were Mrs. w. 3. Wells,
Mrs. Frank 3. Sublett and Miss d.
Chisolm OF Proctor, VT.
DINNER HONORS
THREE GRADUATES
Mrs. j. p. Ellis entertained with
a dinner at her home Thursday
evening honoring three San Benito
graduates.
A Spanish scheme was carried
out in the appointments for the
dinner. The place cards repre-
scented Spanish senoritas.
The hostess remembered each
honoree with a lovely gift.
The honorees yer Misses Doro-
thy Nell Ralston. 10 Frank SIAM
ey and Alice Cripe.
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TEACHERS HOLD
REGULAR MEET

The teachers OF the Young Peo-
pies Departm ent Of the First Bap-
tist church held thier regular
weekly meeting Wednesday ave-
ming at the church and outlined
plans for pro gram to be carried
out Sunday. trhe subject for Sun
days program Is The Lords Sup
per-" which vtln be under the d.
rection Of Misi Inez Watson.
Those present. for the meeting
Wednesday eva ming were Mrs. Lola
Paine. department superintendent.
Miss Inez Watt ion, Miss Elsa We
wath. Mr.. antl Mrs. J. p. Ellis,
Frank Robertson, Harmon Maley.
c. w. Duncan, Jerome Davis and
Neal Robertson.