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The Washington times., 1931-07-28
FILES CANDIDACY

Emery N. Hosmer, candidate
for the office of commemorative s
attorney for Arlington county, to-
day filed formal notice of candi.
dacy with the clerk of the circuit
court.
The Washington times., 1931-07-28
StimSon and Dawes
Meet in London

LONDON, July 20 u.NSl.
Henry L. Stimson. American Sec,
retary OF State. lunched today
with Ambassador Dawes.
Considerable mystery today sur
rounded the reported French loan
Of $IOO, 100000 to the Bank nt
England to bolster up the pound
sterling.
Financial authorities believed
a direct loan was unlikely and
unnecessary. Some significance
was attached to the visit IN
England of j. Pierpont Morgan.
The Washington times., 1931-07-28
HORSE SHOW PLANS

The annual horse show o.
Prince William county will b
held tomorrow and Thursday a.
Nokesville, Va.
The Washington times., 1931-07-28

N(onHnuSn FRO" rags -
don, carried radio equipment
there was little apprehension felt
in aviation circles from their fall
ure to be reported frequently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23

home after . visit with her daugh-
ter In Fort Worth. From there she
went to Houston for . short visit
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. b. wright and
granddaughter, Bobby Ann Harris.
r visiting In Laredo.
Mrs j. r. wilcox has - her
guest her nephew. I. l. Miller OF
San Augustine.
Mrs. Dorothy Womack and son
have departed for Galveston where
they will make their home Mrs.
Womack has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lola Handley for an
extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z. Cause have
returned from q family reunion
held recently at Mineral Wells
Misses Emily and Marjorie Rob-
inson left Saturday for Phoenix,
Arizona after spending two weeks
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. s. Robinson. They are making
the trip by automobile Miss Mar
jorie Robinson viii remain In
Phoenix for a visit with her BROTH
er. Edward, while Miss Emily win
continue the trip to Los Angelo.
Bonnie Hinkly and Harwood
Smith left BY automobile for Col
lege Station where they will enter
A. a. M. College.
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank G. Ludden
have returned from q months va
cation spent In Chicago and Fond
du Lac, Wisconsin where they Wis
tied their son and daughters
j. B. Symonds has gone 70 Dali
las where he viii undergo q major
operation.
Mrs. w. z. Anderson and Mrs.
Fl. w. Foehner have returned from
San Antonio where they spent the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 3. Hinkly have
returned to san Benito from Chi
cago to make their home. Mr..
Hinkly Is the son OF DR.. and Mrs.
+. T.. Hinkly.
George Sanders has gone TO
Chicago where he will enroll In the
Walton Accountant School,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nople G. Foster are
spending several days visiting In
San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Bellamy have
as their guests their children and
grandchildren. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Bellamy and baby OF Kansas City,
Mo. and Mr.. and MIS- c. W. Hol-
land and children OF Fort Smith,
Ark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23
Port Isabel
B. Y.P. u
Wins Banner

Port Isabel carried away the at
tendance banneT with an average OF
51.8 per cent at the B. Y. p. u. zone
meeting held Sunday It the First
Baptist church In Rio Hondo. In
~stallation of officers, Rev. c. s. Nc
Kinney Of San Benito acting as in
stalling officer, was the feature Of
the session.
The next meeting will be held at
Port Isabel the third Sunday in
October.
Attending from Brownsville Sun
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. An
derson. Loranz Collins, Isabel Christ
Mrs. John S. Stribling. Mrs. Daissy
Nichols. w. 4. Collins and Nj. and
Mrs. j. p. Glenn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23
Movie Sideights
CAPITOL

CAPITOL
A talkie that doesn't talk any
more than IL should Is Radio Pic
lures latest comedy success.
Caught Plastered," at the Capitol
theatre. Thursday-Friday. starring
Bert wheeler and Robert Woolsey,
supported by the popular partner
OF all their triumphs. dirinutive
Dorothy Lee. and on the stage IN
person the new Rhythm Revue
Sounds like an innovation where
least expected. and that 1t most
emphatically Is.
Credit goes to Douglas MacLean,
who wrote the original story. con-
ceived the action and supervised
the production.
The dialogue In MacLean's pro-
duction. written BY Ralph Spence.
is emphatically rot Of the pun
variety. The laughs. rather. come
from the high humor OF ludicrous,
thrilling or dramatic situations.
In other words. Caught Pias-
tered" Is the product OF study and
labor. the careful analysis Of q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23
MuptialRites
S0lemmzed

LYFORD, Sept. 23.-Friday eve-
ming Sept. IL. at eight o'clock. Miss
Sarah Carlson. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank c. Carlson was
united in marriage to Richard
Damstrom, In the Lutheran church,
Rev. q. Bergman, Officiating.
Miss Z. Redlund. accompanied by
Mrs. lie Roy Bergstrom. sang ]
Love You Truly.
The bride entered from the
vestibule attended by her brides
maid, her cousin, Miss Adelia
Johnson. followed by the little
flower girl, Mildred Sundling, who
scattered pink and red ross petals.
Miss Redlund played the wedding
march and played during the en-
tire ceremony.
Miss johnson opened the green
and white ribbon gate for the flow
er girl and the bride who then
proceeded to the altar. She was
gowned in a white satin dress with
white brocade slippers and a cap
shaped bridal veil with orange
blossoms. The bride carried a show
er bouquet Of red American beau
ties with tube roses and maiden
hair fern. The bridesmaid carried
a shower bouquet OF pink roses.
tuberoses and fern. She wore a rose
pink crepe de chine with white
brocade slippers. The little flower
girl dressed in white. carried a
white basket with white tarlatan
streamers.
Carls Vosberg was best man.
The church was decorated with
tall floor baskets Of pink and white
flowers and fern and was brilliant
ly lighted by the crystal chandel-
iers.
Seventy five guests witnessed the
ceremony and a hundred other
guests attended the reception. Out
OF town guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames Taylor, Kidder and
daughter. Mrs. A. Martinal OF
Brownsville. Thanburg OF Mer-
cedes and Rev. and Mrs. Bergman
Of Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damstrom are
spending their honeymoon with
Mr.. Damstrom's relatives In Olivia
and will be at home In Lyford up
on their return.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23

Thursday-Friday.
The spectacular mfr thriller was
produced and personally directed
by Howard Hughes, president q
the Cadd0 Company. at u cost pt
$4,000 900, and took three years to
complete.
Ben Lyon and James TALL prfn-
cipal players tn this stupr dous
drama Of air-war. r supported IN
the feminine department NV Jean
Harlow. a comparatively unknown
actress who appelrs In her first
screen role I'm "Hell's Angels"
Others who appear IN the roster
OF players include John Darr0w.
Lucien Prival. Jane YintOn. Evelyn
Hall, Douglas Gilmore, Stephen
Carr. Lena Malena and Wyndham
Standing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23
Childbirth Left Her
Thin, Worn, Nervous

After the birth Of my baby, 7
vas thin,. nervous and rundown.
From the first bottle Of Vinol, I
improved. 1t gave me new strength
and I gained weight."-Mrs. M.
Gunstone.
Vinol supplies Just the elements OF
iron. lime and cod liver peptone
needed by thin, weak, nervous
women and men. Even the FIRST
bottle builds up strength. makes
new red blood. peps UP appetite and
brings sound sleep. Get a bottle Of
vinol today Eagle Pharmacy, Inc.
In San Benito by Palace Pharm-
acy.-Adv.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Harold Gray and Mrs. Harry
Blum spent several days during the
past week in San Antonio. return
ing to the city Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. l.. Kowalski re-
turned Monday from San Antonio
where they had accompanied their
daughter, Miss Sophia. who entered
Incarnate Word college there as a
junior.
Mrs. Eta Chapman OF Palestine
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Steele of FL Jardin.
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Point Isabel
PIT. A. HOLDS
SOCIAL MEET

FL. N nOLDo
SOCIAL MEET
A large number OF the patrons,
teachers and students attended the
social hour held in the Port Isabel
school auditorium, Friday under
the auspices of the Parent-Teach-
ers Association.
Mesdames j. w. Wilson and s. c.
Glass arranged the program OF
musical selections.
The auditorium was beautifully
decorated with large baskets of
cut flowers and ferns.
A regular meeting will be held
by the PIT. A. Thursday, Septem-
Der, oath at $3.50 p. m. at the Port
Isabel school. All parents and
those interested are urged to at
tend.
PERSONALS
j. II. Goatley OF San Antonio
was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. j.
Weikel for the weekend.
S. G. Glass for the past week has
been ~transacting business In Edin-
burg.
B. Z. Meadows. engineer OF Har-
lingen, was a guest Sunday OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh McGilvray.
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Y w. CA.
Board Meet
Held Tuesday

Plans were made for q Valley wide
financial drive, to begin the first of
November, by members of the Y.
w. c. A. Board when they met
Tuesday morning at the home Of
their president Mrs. r. NJ. Warren.
Committees were outlined but none
was appointed. The board was most
enthusiastic in their plans for this
year and anticipate an active season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23
Miss Champion
Entertains Club
Twelve Tuesday

Miss Lucille Champion entertain
ed members and guests Of Club
Twelve at her home Tuesday eve
ming. Tables were arranged on the
porch and games Of brisca we're
played with Miss Luisica Cutter
rez. guest, winning high. Miss
Francesca Cantu was winner OF
second high. Each was presented
with a gift. An ice course was
served. Miss Aurora Perez was also
a guest. The club will meet with
Miss Lucilla Perez next week.
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CALENDAR

Thurs, Nv
Original Thursday bridge club
WITH Mrs. Robert Wagner.
NLovett Bible class OF the Meth
odist church will have an all day
sewing meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charles WEIGH.
The T. K. L. class OF the Baptist
church will have as hostess. Mrs.
O. w. Fraser at 834-13th street at
8 o'clock.
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Conbes
HOSTESS TO
CLASSES

HOSTESS TO
CLASSES
Mrs. II. p. Jordan and Mrs.
Arthur Wroten teacher OF the
primary classes, were Joint hostesses
TO the junior B. Y. p. u. and the
primary 5. S. class of the First
Baptist church at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Jordan Friday.
Miss Ruth Newport had charge OF
the program.
An airplane circus was held on
the lawn, each child being present.
ed with an airplare and balloon.
Contests we're held Bobbie Cottrell
winning in the endurance contest,
was given a prize.
Ice cream coneS were served to
Nattilee Shauks, Bobbie Cottrell,
/. B. Thedford, Helen Gene Russell,
Dena and Glen Haynes. velma Lee
and Henrietta Richards, Meta and
Neva Turner, Lila Merel Bartlett.
Cecil Sibley, Niola and Harold
Lightfoot. Florine, James Edward
and Dorothy Joe Turner, Howard
James Claud ane Randall Ries,
k@S"o4As x4aLh dlO ddCk
SCHOOL OPENED
LAST WEEK
The James II. Dishman school
opened Tuesday with VIM. Black
as principal, sixth and seventh
grades, Miss Ruth Newport, fourth
and fifth grades; Mrs. 7. j. LAWSON
the second and third while Mrs.
II. B. jackson has the primary.
Enrolment has reached he 100
mark.
HOSTS TO FACULTY
The principal. VIM. Black and
Mrs. Black were hosts to the
teachers OF Combes school at an
informal reception Thursday. De-
licious home made ice cream and
anged food cake were served.
PERSONALS
Miss Evelyn Alton Is visiting her
aunt in WEIGH, La. and win spend
some time with her sister ct Hous-
ton before returning home.
Mrs. Lillian Weems Baldridge
and daughter Ramona returned
from their summer vacation 1t
Houston Saturday.
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NEW POWER SOURCE

NEW OOOhOE
Spanish and French interests are
planning to dam the Mulaya River,
which forms the boundary between
Spanish and French Morocco. for
the production Of power and irriga-
ton OF large areas.
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real story for comedy values.
Discount the Incompatible comic
artistry OF this trio. the patter OF
Woolsey, the whimsical humor Of
Wheeler and the charm or Miss
Lee, and one still has a production,
worthwhile In its augury for better
and more intelligent comedies.
RIvOLI-SAN BENITO
The Fannie Hurst best-seller.
Five and Ten, serves ms the latest
starring vehicle for Marion Davies
and viii be shown today nc the
Rivoli Theatre In San Benito. Miss
Davies supporting cast includes
such stellar stage and screen names
as Leslie Howard. Irene Rich. Rich
ard Bennett, Kent Douglass and
Mary Duncan.
1t will be q decided change TO see
Miss Davies In the role OF the Fam
ME Rurst heroine who Is n far cry
from the light comedy types usually
portrayed by the Metro oldwyn-
Mayer actress. IL Is an intensely
serious account OF the attempt OF
the family Of a five-and-ten-cent
store baron to achieve happiness de-
spite the barriers OF New York So
cial sn~obbishness.
DTrTMANN
The ffremen must value life ms
everything-and as nothing. His own
Is worth nothing II a sacrifice Is
necessary. but the life OF anyone
trapped in n burning structure Is
worth everything. He has to have
the viii always to fight desperately
for life-and yet he must have the
fatalism TO die when there Is moth
ing else leftl
Firemen are the heroes or The
Third Alarm" the Tiffany special
feature at the Dittmann Theatre.
Their loves. their lives. their heroics
are depicted in this story. The all
star cast includes Anita Louise,
James Hall. Paul --urst, Jean Her
sholt. Hobart Bosworth. Mary Do
ran. Walter Perry and Nita Marian
among many others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23
Benit0
Clubs Meet

DAN bEN1Aof OIpb. @o.-ALo. ".
II. Stewart Mitchell entertained
the members Of her Thursday Eve
ming Dinner Bridge club last week
at her home on North Bonham.
Roses and autumn blossoms were
used for decorations.
Mrs. G. G. Norwood and Leigh +.
Stanley we're successful players
during the bridge games. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robe q. Alex
ander, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hamil-
ton and Mrs. S. Fl. Crews
The club will be entertained by
Mrs. Leigh E. Stanley for its next
meeting.
FIRST CLUB MEET
OF YEAR OCT. z.
The first meeting OF the Learn
ers club, which was recently or
ganized, will be held on wednesday,
october 7, at the home Of Mrs.
Robert A. Bowie.
The officers OF the club are Mrs.
H.. c. Aldridge. president, Mrs G..
A Cowden. vice-president; Mrs.
Robert A. Bowie, treasurer; Mrs.
Elmer Morris, recording secretary:
Mrs. z. Z. Wilmeth, critic; Mrs. E.
II. Fairey, parliamentarian and
Mrs. Wiley M. Cochran. reporter.
The club will study TO- the COM
ing year the early civilization and
social culture and its influence on
present day living.
DEBATE PROVES
ENTERTAINING
A debate, Resolve That the Wife
Should be More Beautiful Than
the Husband. was especially n
joyed when the Laurel Grove No.
1881, w. o. w. met at the home of
Mrs. Ida Thacker with Mrs Celia
Maley as joint hostess.
The affirmative was taken by
Mrs. Grace Bumgardner and Mrs.
Arabella Nesmith. while the mega
tive side was taken by Mrs. Myrtle
Mills and Mrs. Pearl Lawrence.
The negative side won the
unanimous decision Of the judges.
The next meeting viii be held at
the home OF Mrs. Ida Thacker on
October 2.
MORNING CLUB
COMPLIMENTED
Mrs. O. K. Siser. Mrs. T.. Blow.
Mrs. N. c.. Chatelle and Mrs. r.. H.
Stewart Mitchell we're guests when
Mrs. S. II. Crews entertained the
members Of her Thursday Morning
urfIon -r~~N f-ck ~r-nnk
Mrs Robert O.. Alexander won
the club prize and Mrs. r. II.
Stewart Mitchell the guest prize.
Following the games luncheon
was served.
The club viii be entertained next
by Mrs. J. J. Dunn.
DELTA DECK
CLUB HOSTESS
The husbands OF the members Of
the Delta Deck club were enter
tanned Thursday evening when the
club met with Mrs. p. w. Murphy
at her home on North Mccullough.
She was assisted In her hostess
duties by Mrs. Clinton Potter and
Mrs. w. p. Stone.
High score prizes were presented
TO Mrs. Clarence Howard OF Har-
lingen and Troy Henderson Of San
Benito.
COOPERATIVE LUNCHEON
OPENS FALL WORK
A cooperative luncheon was held
at the home OF Mrs. G.. z. Lovett
In North Shore park for the OPEN
ing meeting Of the Alpha Delphian
Chapter wednesday.
Muicli and autumn flowers were
used for decorations for the long
table set for fourteen club MEM
bers and Mrs. McGrande OF Minot,
N. ID. the only guest.
Mrs. Robert S. Bone. president
announced the appointment OF
Mrs. Nathan. Craig as parliament
tartan; Mrs. John Fl. Shelander,
critic and Mrs G L. Lovett, press
reporter.
Stories from Egyptian Liter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-23

"Hell's Angels" the most lavish
screen enterprise OF all time, will
open at the Queen theatre here
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Reception Is
.Giuen
NASSOcidtiOn

MERCEDES, Sept. a. The
Parent Teacher Association Of the
local grammar school extended .
reception Friday to the patrons and
teachers Of the school. at which
time q program was given with q
large number in attendance.
The school grounds were lighted
Tor the occasion, making a pictur-
esque setting among the mesquite
and ebony trees. The program uf
the evening was in charge OF Mrs
Willard Agnew, social chairman IN
the organization, the number be-
Ing announced by Gene Brown
The program was opened 0y the
singing Of pep songs. led by Tom
Murray.
Mrs. r. r. Talbert. president Of
the organization, gave the address
OF welcome, with Principal Leon r.
Graham, OF the Grammar school,
responding.
Miss Maxine Section gave a
number of appropriate readings,
and Little Misses Patty and Sybil
Harmon, popular little eI.ertain-
ers. gave a number OF songs.
Under the direction Of Ed Hauff.
ch2rades were then enacted In a
oliver manner. Those whose birth
Tvs occurred in the same month,
gathered in separate groups, be-
meath the trees, ~enacting the
month In which they were born.
The month OF June received first
prize, with the enacting Of a we'd
ding, January received second
award. depicted by a supposed tax
collector. by whom all filed and
paid their taxes.
Iced punch vas served. the re-
freshment committee being COM
posed OF Mrs. j. C. Deyo, Mrs. H.
T.. Tidmore and Mrs. Jack Trol-
linger.
BOARD HOLDS
INITIAL MEET
The local Y. w. G. A. board held
their first meeting OF the fall
eason on Monday afternoon at the
home OF the chairman, Mrs. Paul
Shotwell, with Miss Elizabeth
Allen Of Harrington Valley Y. W. c.
A. secretary, present. Miss Allen
presided at the meeting during
which plans were made for the
immediate future OF the Valley
organization.
A membership drive and tea will
be held in the neal I ture.
The members OF the local board
who will serve for the coming year
include Mrs. Paul Shotwell, chair
man: Mrs. r. 5. Fessenden, Sec
rotary and treasurer; Mrs. A. c.
Shandies. sponsor: Mrs. Paul Ruck-
ell, publicity: Mr. r. II. Poteet.
camp chairman, and Mrs. NJ. Todd,
educatio-al chairman
DANCE AT
legion HALL
"A dance was held at the week.
end. having for joint hostesses, Mrs.
O. j. Gum and Mrs. Roy Hartness.
The entertainment was held at
the American Legion hall at the
completion OF the dance program,
partners were found and box
lunches shared.
The following made up the guest
list: Messrs. and Mesdames r. r..
Talbert. Eric Green. Ed Hauff. c.
G. McIlwain, Earl McManur ! L.
David. bort Davis. Leslie Crockett
and Mrs. Roy Harrell. Misses Fay
and Ruby McClanahand OF West
Planes. Missouri. Maxine Section
and Ray HARNESS, o. j. Gum and
w. T. Section.
Mrs. M. NJ. Whitehurst has re-
turned to her home in Beevillc
after a visit here in the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Langford.
Mrs. Helen Louise Davis, a re-
cent guest here Of Miss Faustina
Hendrick. has returned to her home
In Houston.
Mrs. walter Vann has returned
from Austin where she accompan-
led her daughters. Misses Estelle
and Gay. who will attend the state
university this coming term.
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HONOREES OF
LUNCHEON

Mrs. l.. 5. Robinson and her five
daughters were named honor guests
at a luncheon arranged by Misses
Nellie and Flora Stookey at their
home ON the Brownsville highway.
A red color scheme was carried
out in the appointments for the
luncheon.
The honor guests were Mrs Rob-
inson and her daughters. Mrs Roy
4. Clark, Misses Rosabell and
Maryanna Robinson of San Benito.
Misses Marjorie and Emily pobin-
son OF Los Angeles. California.
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From Central America

Folger's Is not just another
brand" Of coffee. It's a different
kind> It is made from Central
American coffee-high grown, in
which nature herself leaves out
the rank, offensive oils. Further
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MEXICAN DINNER
HOSTESSES

HOSTESSES
Mrs. w. j. vinsant and Mrs. w.
b. Hinkly were joint hostesses to
the members Of their evening clubs
this week.
Following a Mexican dinner ct
the Aztec Cafe the members as
sembled at the vinsant home on
North sam Houston for games Of
bridge.
High score holders were Mrs
Louie Morris and Mrs. j. J. Hinkly
among the ladies and Louie Morris
and Knox Smith among the men.
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TWO GUESTS
AT MEETING

TWO GUESTS
AT MEETING
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde r. Robertson
were guests when Mrs. j. I. Wilcox
entertained the members Of her
Wednesday Evening Bridge club
this week at her home on North
Dick Bowling. High score prizes
were presented to Mr.. and Mrs. J..
w. Hafner. The club viii be enter
tanned next by Mrs. I. v. Jolly. Jr.
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PRETTY COLOR
N~~-- w=-~

PRETTY COLON
NOTE USED
A pink color scheme with roses
and corona were used when Mrs.
w. Fl. Preston entertained the
members of her Neighborhood
Bridge club Thursday afternoon.
The high score award was pre-
scented to Mrs. Fl. G. Aldridge at
the conclusion or the afternoon
games.
The club will be entertained next
by Mrs. II. G. Aldridge.
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