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Evening star., 1934-02-14

DASSNG raggedly and blowing
many "snowbirds," the Maryland
U. basketers last night still
proved good enough to defeat v. M. I.
an Southern Conference tilt, SO to
81, and make their record within the
group six wins in seven games.
After having to fight hard to gain a
19-to-15 edge at intermission, the Old
Liners got busy in the early stages of
the second half and ran into a 29-to-
18 lead. That was sufficient to supdue
the Cadets, who proved exceptionally
long-range shooters.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-02-14
sEXTET CHALLENGES.

Betsy Ross Maids of Philadelphia,
who advertise themselves as first
class girls basket ball team, want to
book game in Washington. Address
Catherine Burke, 8610 Laycock avenue,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star., 1934-02-14

shortstop for South Bend. Ind.
He went to Pittsburgh in 1910 and
patrolled the Pirate orchard for 16
years. Be became one of the first
turn-around batters, learning to hit
the ball from the right side Of the
plate as well as the left. Carey,
Frankie Frisch and ohers have dem
onstrated the value Of this acquire
ment. Not much Of a natural hitter,
Carey managed to turn in some pretty
fat averages.
He wasn't a Sprinter like Cobb, Lo-
bert and Chapman, but he stole 532
bases in his first IL years with Pitts
burgh. Max accomplished good deal
OF his larceny by outthinking the
pitchers, which, when you come right
down to it, is no great chore. The
story of Carey and Slim Sallee, the
redoubtable southpaW, is well known
Carey. after a few weeks Of observa-
ton, discovered that Sallee never
threw to catch runner off first base
although he went through the mo-
tions AS a result he stole second
consistently when Slim was working
Carey was always q money player
In thesdark, rain washed finale of the
world series of 1925 he beat Walter
johnson almost single handed, hitting
the fast one at will. In his last
years as a player he could always
summon up the energy and resource
to play inspired ball against his chief
rivals, the Giants and Cubs, though
he slowed up against other teams.
Evening star., 1934-02-14
The Sins of Youth.

TIE STARTED life as Max G.
Carnarius and studied for the
priesthood in st. Louis. After
he gave up this. he started playing
Evening star., 1934-02-14

Totals .,13 10 36 Totals 10 727
Referee-Paul Mention (Loyola).
n ILL RAFTERY, foot ball, basket
n ball and base ball coach at
Virginia Military Institute, says
Evening star., 1934-02-14

may A4dNC DCSAA AN4AAOO Ny
the thoughtlessness Of cadet cap
tain.
With most of the stalwarts Of
the team which finished in a Sec
ond-place tie with Central and
Eastern last Spring again on the
Job. the Ruff Riders figure they
have frst-rate chance of landing
the base ball title the coming
Spring, if the diamond in their
new stadium is in good shape. In
dications a short while ago were
the field would be o. K. when the
time arrived for the boys to begin
work. But the other day an ener-
getic if not wise cadet captain led
bis company on the field, and when
the boys came of. they brought
Evening star., 1934-02-14
Nominating Casey StengeI.

A IL that doesn't make Mr.. Carey
"A a manager, I admit, but it en-
titles him to the breaks. He
did pretty well in the only major
deal he was permitted to pull off,
the deal which sent Herman and
Lombardi to the Reds for Strip and
Cuccinello Ironically enough, Strip
has been one of the chief thorns in
his side ever since.
Casey Stengel seems to have been
elected Max's successor and no one
is more likely to improve Brookiyn's
standing. But Casey should look to
his accident insurance holdings be-
fore he takes the job. There are
two grim examples before him, one
in Mr.. Carey and another down in
Dover Hall, Ga, where your uncle,
Wilbert Robinson, sits in placid exile.
Copyright. 1884. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. 1nc)
Evening star., 1934-02-14
MOUNT RAINlERS DIVIDE
Bows Defeated, but Girls Take
Game From Oxon Hill.

Game From oxon Hill.
Mount Rainier and Oxon Hill High
School basket ball teams divided
honors yesterday in Prince Georges
County title play.
Oxon Hill boys defeated the Mount
Rainier Juniors, 1920, in a boys
game, and the Mount Rainier girls
swamped the Oxon Hill sextet, 51-5.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1934-02-14
VARSITY EVENTS
OPEN, END AFFAIR
Program Saturday Unique.
CoIoniaIs and Terps Win
Court Contests.
BY H. C. BYRD.

v VARIED stunts, in addition
" to the basket ball game
" and boxing meet the Uni
verSity of Maryland has
Saturday with Washington Col
lege and Washington and Lee,
should provide the Old Line
school with a program sufficient
to cover about three hours and
a half of continuous activities
in the Inauguration of an "all-
university night"
The first event, the basket ball
game, is scheduled at O'Clock and
1t is estimated that it should be close
to 1880 before the final boxing
bout winds up the competition.
Following the basket ball game will
come the special program, which will
last about an hour and Is minutes.
The extent Of this part Of the pro-
gram may be realized somewhat when
1t is stated that approximately 800
students will participate. The nature
of these events is such that the en-
tire floor will have to be kept cleared
and no tickets will be sold after 8:45.
At that time the doors of the Ritckie
Coliseum are to be closed for tde
evening.
The part Of the program between
the basket ball game and the box
ing meet is organized with a view to
giving an insight into something of
the general program of student activ-
ities, in so far as that is possible in
doors with particular relation to
physical education.
COME of the events scheduled are
= decidedly unusual. They vary
from fencing and wrestling, in
which only two persons take part, to
dancing, in which 76 girls will be
the participants.
Basket ball-Maryland VS.. Wash
Ington College.
Parade by University Band and
other units in special program. Salute
to the colors.
Mass calisthenics manual Of arms,
and machine gun drill by the Reserve
Officers Training Corps unit.
Vocal selections by Coed Trio.
Fencing, tumbling, wrestling and
hurdle race by mems physical educa-
tion department.
Peasant and character dances by
Eomen's physical education depart
tnent.
Vocal selections by Mems Glee
Club, followed by mass singing of
Maryland, My Maryland"
Boxing-Maryland vs. Washington
and Lee.
The intercollegiate basket ball and
boxing tits should provide plenty of
competition. Washington College has
been something of a Jack the Giant
Killer in its relationship to Maryland
and stands four-all in games played
in the last eight years. Maryland's
boxing meet with Washington and Lee
last year resulted in a draw and the
Generals are said to be stronger this
season.
DLAYING its next to last game Of
the campaign, the George Wash
ington quint last night handily
disposed of Wake Forest, AZ to 81, in
the H street gym to ring up its ninth
win In Is starts. It was the second
time this season that the Colorials
have defeated the Deacons.
George Washington will wind up
Its campaign February "a by playing
Washington and Lee here.
The Colonials gained their margin
last night in the first half when they
rolled up a 25-to-14 edge on a squirt
Rfter the count had been tied at 14-all.
The Colonials coasted along in the
last half, using II players before the
hattie ended
Evening star., 1934-02-14
w0oDBERRY FOREST WINS

ORANGE, Va, February 14.-Wood-
berry Forest downed the Lane High
quint of Charlottesville in a 1928
basket ball game here yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-02-14

OOSEVELT HIGHS bright
est chance in years Of win
ming a public high school
base ball championship
Evening star., 1934-02-14

Continued on Second Page.) }
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
A KULTUR CSAPAT
CLEVELANDBA MECY

A Campbell Magyar Kultur
Klub kitiino baseball csapata is
megkezdi vasarnap Magyar
Liga masodik fordulojat es pc
dig a cleveland Verhovay 367.
csapataval fog markozni Cleve-
landban.
A csapat, amely mutt vasarnap
az els6 fordulo gyoztese lett, tel
jes erovel fog dolgozni, hogy a
masodik fordu1ot is megnyerje.
Aki csapattal Clevelandba
ohajt menni, AIT szivesen latjak
ezen tarsas kirandulason. Akik
geppel rendelkeznek es elvallal-
jak legalabb harom jatekos vi
veset, azoknak a klub megfizeti a
gaz es OLAF koltseget. Talalkozas
vasarnap de1elott 10 orakor
Campbellben Klubhaz el6tt, de
a Klubban hamarabb is lehet je-
lentkezt1i.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
TUD0SITAS!

Tudomasara adom SIT. Imre
Herceg Egylet o-ik osztalya azon
volt tagjainak, akik a rossz gaz-
dasagi viszonyok Matt nem tud-
tax az egyleti jarulekaikat fizet-
mi es exert torolve 1ettek a tagok
sorabol, hogy az Intezo Bizott-
sag hatarozata ertelmeben van
alkalmuk folyo evi december gig
visszalepni a tagok soraba; de
olyan feltetel mellett, hogy az
. 1888 majus ho l-ig jarulo hatra-
iekaikat 8 honap alatt megfizetik
az egylet penztaraba es az egy-
lett orvos aftal megvizsgaltatjak
magukat az errol szolo .bizo-
nyitvanyt az egyletnek beszol-
gSltatjak.
B6vebb felvilagositast adnak a
'koyetkez6k: Gy6ri Mihaly elnok,
rs Bright Ave, Campbell, Ohio,
Boncz Janos jegyz6, l58 Hart
ford Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio,
Hauzer Filop, titkir, Us 5. Fo-
rest Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
DEMOKRATA EGYEsILES

Mint ertesuliink, Magyar,
Roman es Ukran Demokrata klu-
box bevandoroltak kozos iigyei
mex megvedesere es elobbre vite-
lere egy kozos szervet letesite-
mex, amely mar ideiglenesen meg
is alakult.
Az vi szervezetnek ideiglenes
elnoke Matyasy Istvan magyar
ugyved, a Mahoning Megyei Ma
gyar Demokrata Klub choke es
rata kiviil magyar reszrol Da-
nish Jozsef es Mixich Gaspar
szerepelnek a vegrehajto bizott-
sagban.
A vegleges szervezkedes utan
mindegyik klub ct taggal lesz
kepv:selve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
A WARRENI MAGYAR
KULTUR OTTHON
Macy PIKNIKJE

A Warren, Oh Magyar Kul-
tur Otthon egy nagyszabasunak
igerkezo pikniket rendez julius
ho 14-en, szombaton delutan z
oral kezdettel Main es High
land utcak kozotti arnyekos,
tancpadlos kirandulasi helyen a
varos hataranal.
A zenet a tanchoz az ismert
Medve es Szikora zenekara fog
ia szolgatatni. A rendezo bizott-
sag gondoskodott a legkitunobb
etelek es italokrol, hogy min
denki jol erezze magat. Vende-
geket szivesen latnak videkrol
is. Niles es Youngstown kornye-
kerol bizonyara sokan fognak
megjelenni,s inert a Kultur Ott-
hon mulatsagain mindenki jol
les kellemesen szokott elszora-
kozni. Tehat talalkozunk War
renben julius 14-en a Kultur
Otthon piknikjen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

Delel6tt tiz 6rakor kezdodnek
a nyari idoszak alatt a vasarnapi
istentiszteletek, a vasarnapi isko-
la pedig kilenc orakor. Ne fe-
lejtsiik el.
,Javaban folyik sorok irasa-
kor az egyhazi epiiletek kiilso fes
tese. Hetfon IA hivunk jott fel
segiteni festesben. Kedden szin
ten sokan voltak. Icy, ha az lido
kedvez. jovo vasarnapra min
den festesi munka keszen lesz.
Aki teheti. adakozzek, inert bar
a munka ingyenes, de az anyag
sok kiadast emeszt fel.
Egyhaztanacsunk most szom-
baton este tartja rendes havi gyii
lesets szokott idoben es helyen.
Jelenjek meg minden egyhazta-
nacsos.
Nyari iskolankban heten seer
dan es csUtortokon sziinet volt,
reszint nemzeti iinnep, reszint
a lelkesznek mas varosban valo
elfoglaltsaga Matt,
Kozos pikniket keszitenek el6
egyhazkozsegunk es magyar
gor. kath. hitkozseg erdemes el0l
jaroi julins 2o-ere. Tudomasunk
szerint ez az elso eset a varos-
ban, hogy a ket egyhaz kozos
mulatsagot rendez. Mindket resi-
rol condos elokeszulet folyik er-
re a maga nemeben paratlan al
kalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
DEMOCRATS TO MEET

There will be general meet
ing of Democratic leaders of the
Foreign Nationalities to be held
at the Democratic Headquarters
at the Youngstown Hotel, West
Boardman Street, Friday, July
IA. 1884 at the hour of 800 P.
M. for the general organizing of
Centralized Representative
Plan of the Democratic Clubs.
The Federation will be es-
tablished for the purpose of
creating a better mutual under
standing between the different
foreign groups, and for the
furtherance of good citizenship,
social and political activities of
all Democratic Foreign Groups
throughout the County.
The formulating of the plans
for the Federation will be final
at this meeting and those ma
tionalities who are as vet, not
represented should arrange to
have their representatives at
this meeting.
The meeting will be presided
over by Attorney S. J. Matasy
acting temporary chairman until
the general election of officers
of the Federation to take place
in the near future.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
PIKNIK LESZ VASARNAP

A Munkas Szovetseg young
stowni osztalya most vasarnap
rendez nagy pikniket a magyar
sag altal jol ismert Barta erd6-
ben a Clara Avenuen, amely a
Vestal Road felytatasa.
A piknik rendez6seg condos
kodott mindenr6l, ami ilyen aka
lomra szikseges. Icy lesz j6 ze-
ne, is tanchely, arnyas, hus, kel-
lemesen zold kirandulo hely, hii-
sit6 italok es jo harapni va1ok.
Miutan most vasarnap mem
lesz mas piknil, val6szinii, hogy
a rnagyarsag sep szammal kere-
81 fel a pikniket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
'YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIRET'
A FUv0S zENEKAR
4 WKBN RADON

A most mar Scent Istvan ne
ven nevezett Magyar Ifjusagi
Fuvos Zenekar igen sep IS per-
ces miisorral szerepelt multi
csutortokon ,delutan a Young
stowni WKBN radio leado allo-
mason. A hangversenyt meg
Pittsburghban is hallgattak.
A miisor fele magyar szamok-
Dol allott. Az Arpad indulot ko-
vette a Hullo falevel valcer es
utana egy magyar nepdal egy-
veleg. amelyet Zurocsik Janos
pittsburgh magyar .karmester, a
XII most a West Sidei Magyar
Otthonban tanit egy vi zenekart,
allitott ossze.
A miisor elejen lapunk seer
kesztoje beszelt roviden magya-
rul es oromenek adott kifejezest,
hogy a fatal zenekar mar meg
jelenhetik a radio kozonsege
elott. A magyar szamokat is
szerkesztonk jelentette be ma
gyarul.
| A zenekart Remick karmester
igen jol vezette. Jelen volt meg
Schmidt Istvan, zenekar meg
alapitoja es vezet6je, akinek ha-
rom fla jatszik a zenekarban.
Szerkeszt6nk buzditotta a ma
gyar ifjusagot, hogy alljanak be
a Zurocsik altal minden szom-
baton delutan a West Sidei Ma
gyar Hazban tartott zenekari is
kolaba. Az eddigi orakon ia
nitvanyok mar annyira haladtak
a zeneelmeletben, hogy nemso-
kara megkezdodik hangszeren
valo tanitas is.
Mint halljuk, a heten Kosztyo
Janos, Erdei Istvan, Jancsurak
Janos, Kiss Istvan, Meszaros Jo-
zsef, Luteran Gyula, Csolenszki
Ferenc, More Gynla, Tomori Al
bert, Szoke Robert, Ignat Gyula
Babak Jozsef, Kiss Janos, Ga
lambosi Istvan, Loska Karoly
Szinyeri Jozsef es Kovacs Geza
iratkoztak be.
Zurocsik nagyon jo tanito es
ha a West Sidei Magyar Ifjusagi
Zenekar megerosodik, a ket ze-
nekart egyesiteni lehet maid
Zurocsik alatt es akkor lesz
Youngstownnak is egy legalabb
40 tagu magyar ifjusagi zene-
kara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
PRO HNUGAR1A GYULEs

A Pro Hungaria youngstown
osztalya jovo kedden, julius ho
lO-en este fel nyolc oral kezdet-
tel tartja rendes gyiileset West
Side. Magyar Otthonban. A tisz
tikar keri tagok lehetoleg tel
jes szamu megjeleneset erre az
alkalomra, inert a mulatsagi ell
szamolason kiviil a Magyar Nap
es egyeb fohtos iigyek keriilnek
targyalasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
FELMENTETT GYILKOSOK

Jack Glasgow, az illinoisi oto-
dix alkerulet UNIV elnoke es
ket vadlott tarsa megmenekiltek
buntetestol multi heten, inert
az eskudtszek mem talalta oket
bunosnek.
Ez a tarsasag gyilkolta meg
w. D. Hunt-ot tavaly december
ben egy parazs verekedes alkal-
naval. Hunt a Progressive ta-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
Az OREG AMERIKASOK
CSALADIA SZAPORODIK

Az Greg Amerikasok Young
stowni 'csaladja szepen szaporo-
dix. A pikniken es azota ko-
vetkezok alltak be a csaladba.
Olajos Andrasne (28), Id. Kor-
hut Istvan (45), Restei Andras
(22), Id. Szekely Janosne (32),
Martini Mihaly (32), Gall Ist-
van (40), Frank Janosne (34) es
Meszaros Janos (33) Sharpsville,
Pa
Az vi tagokkal az oregek csa-
|,ladja 266-ra szaporodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
borhoz tartozott.

Az eskudtek tizenharomszor
szava ztak, mig a felment6 itele-
tet meghoztak, inert a velen.e
nyek megoszlottak es eleinte
ugy latszott, hogy a gyilxosokat
el fogjak itelni.
Ugy latszik, hogy Taylorvillen
es altalaban az illinoisi szenme-
zokon a progressive banyaszok
szabad predai a fegyvereket vi
selo gonosztevoknek. akik va!o-
saggal hajtovadaszatot rendez-
nek a nrOpresSivakre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

eel 20 ewes automobil gyakorlata
alatt meggy6zodott arrol, hogy
-ez ket gep tobbet nyujt a
penzert, mint sok dragabb auto
mobil.
Paloczi nemcsak a Hudson es
Terraplane gepeket ada Ell, ha-
nem mar evek ota vezerkepvise-
loje ebben kerIletben a Dia-
mond T. hires teherszallito ge-
peknek.
Macy auto javit6 mihelye, a
mely S. Chestnut Streeten van,
a legmodernebbul van felszerel-
We. Kaphato nala minden auto
kellkk, gunnmik, batteriak stb.
es termeszetesen minden magyar
.beszelhet nala 1nagyarul. -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05
SIT. ISTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink: Kekk Maria,
Kalapos Gyorgyne es Horvath
lstvan. - Betegseg titkarnal
jelentendo. Cine 1906 Oak ST..
Telefon 3O86o.
Gober Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-05

Mint ait mar olvasoinknak a
multi heten bejelentettuk, most
mar van Youngstownban ma
gyar automobil iigynokseg is. A.
Youngstown Auto Hospital tu-
lajdonosa ugyanis Paloczi Janos
ismert magyar ember, aki on
szorgalmaval dolgozta fel magat
varosunk el6kel6 kereskedelmi
polcara.
A bemutatott Hudson esN a
Hudson altal gyartott olcs6bb
aru Terraplane gepek igynokse-
get vette at nemregen Mr.. Pa
l6czi.
AIT mondjak, hogy "a cigany
a maga lovat dicseri", de Paloczi
mem csak azert dicseri ezeket a
kocsikat, hanem- azert, inert ko-
, 1934-11-25
Coronation of Valley Fair
Queen One ofO Outstanding
Social EDents of Season

HARLINGEN. Nov, 24-Corona-
ton Of the Queen OF the 18th VAL
ley Mid Winter Fair, Tuesday eve
ming &C 8 o'clock in the Mercedes
High school auditorium, fnaugurates
the festivities OF the Fair Week and
Is an event Of Valiey-wide interest
as all cities Of the Valley are taking
part.
A full calendar Of special events
honoring the queen and her court
Is scheduled for the week with the
Queens ball to take place In Har-
lingen nc the high school auditorium
at 10 a. m. Immediately following
the coronation ceremonies in Mer-
|cedes.
wednesday evening Los Amigos
club Of the Valley viii be host to
the Queen and her court at a bali
in the high school auditorium In
HariTngen.
Friday evening the Hustlers' club
viii be hosts fdor a bali and Satur-
day evening the Alzefar Temple OF
Valley and San Antonio Shriners
will be hosts for an elaborate ball
in honor Of the queen and her
court.
"A later event OF interest win be
the annual charity ball In Browns
, 1934-11-25
Program Topic
For Group Is
Entertaining !

Thirteen members answered roll
call by giving names Of opera sing
ers at a meeting q the Treble Cher
club Tuesday afternoon In the home
Of Mrs. @. N. Bogel.
Mrs. Homer Il. Fitch was leader
OF the program for the day, having
as a topic the life and compositions
OF Victor Herbert. One of the fea-
lures Of the meeting was the inter-
esting contest Of facts pertinent 70
career OF the composer. Mrs. Fitch
presented In a very capable manner,
an entertaining review Of the opera.
"Natoma." Mrs. e. II. Dresher sang
very beautifully two songs, The
Gypsy Love Song" from the For
ture TeIlers," and Sweet Mystery
OF Life from Naughty Marietta"
The Low-Eack Cahir Chair" was
presented by Mrs. Milton West mt
the piano.
During a social hour the hostess
served pastry and coffee. Another
enjoyable event OF the afternoon was
the playing Of victrola records Of
grand opera by the hostess. The club
viii meet next time with Mrs. G. II.
DreaSher.
Treble Clef members weo partici
pated in the afternoons entertain
ment we're Mesdame5 Kenneth
Buckley. Homer l.. Fitch, G. II. Dres-
her, q. =. Landergre. Grover Sing
er, 3. r. Hardin, II G. H. Welnert,
r. l.. Mathers. Z. T. Pierce, Milton
III. West, B. l.. Cole, and Dr. M. l..
hurry.
, 1934-11-25

Red eros sheadquarters were
established this week. through the
kindness Of Mr.. Miller. In the Mil
Ter Radio shop. Mrs. w. E. MEDIA
witt, IN charge OF the headquarters.
with the help Of her committee
has made the space so kindly Loan
va by Mr.. Miller. a most attractive
place. where prominent women Of
brownsville are hostesseS TO friends
and patrons OF the Red Cross.
The ladies have been present at
the headquarters, two at a time,
each day since the initiation Of
the drive, and have taken in many
donations. The hoSteSses are
dressed In Red Cross uniforms
with attractive blue capes lined
with red. On Monday Mrs Fannie
ID. Putegnat and Miss Florence
Eel served in the capacity OF
hostesses at the headquarters:
Tuesday, Mrs. Drew Patteson and
mrs. M. j. Upton: Wednesday,
MRS. Herman Rathjen and Mrs.
Winship Hodge; Thursday, Mrs.
Milton Wentz and Mrs. o. M.
Brundage: Friday Mrs. Lawrence
Brady and Mrs. A. x. Black: Sat
urday, Mrs. Thomas II. Sweeney
and Mrs. w. r. McDavitt
II had not been decided Sstur-
day whether the drive would con-
kinue through the coming week.
but headquarters viii be open as
lnnR lax the drive Ia on.
, 1934-11-25
Gathering Of
Chic League
Couers Much

The Civic League met Thursday
at the Chamber OF Commerce. Not
withstanding the fact that this was
q postponed meeting and that many
members were busy with the Red
Cross drive there was a good at
tendance.
Mrs. q. w. johnson. president,
presided. asking Mrs. Reed 10 act
Is secretary. protein. Mrs. Roy
Ruff. City Federation president.
came as a visitor. but was unani-
mOu5ly elected 10 membership. Re-
ports OF officers and committees were
given. Plans were made for the
annual Christmas party. Mrs. Willie
a. George being appointed 10 attend
TO arrangements with the program
chairman. Mrs. g. wv. Watson. and
the secretary. Mrs. Ries.
The Streets and Alleys commit
te was changed into two commit
tees. namely, Streets and Lots" and
Alleys" Miss Mamie Bourne was
appointed chairman OF the first. and
MRS. BolIinger OF the second COM
mittee. Mrs. Kellis G.. Buckley was
made Identification chairman.
Mrs. johnson reported attending
a called meeting IN San Benito on
Highway Beautification.Y ENC which
Mr.. Pickett. district highway engi-
neer. offered to plant near each town
whatever shrub the town decided To
stress at highway entrances. and to
contribute plants from the govern
ment nursery TO be- established I'm
San Benitu.
Mrs. johnson, as delegate Of the
Civic League to the State Fedora
ton convention In Austin, gave
her report. Among the outstand-
ing features OF the convention was
the conference OF club presidents
with the district presidents the
with which the meetings
were conducted: the District presi-
dents reports; the fine Junior clubs
reports; the speeches by visiting club
women and others: the welcome by
the University, the Governor. tne
women OF Austin generally; the din
ners and luncheuns: and the very
lovely musical mum lrs enjoyed
throughout the convention. made
available through the University.
Before adjournment. Mrs. john
SON appointed the entire Civic Leo
que membership as a committee OF
the whole" 20 assist the member
ship committee Tn securing more
members