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FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china; glassware
rugs silverware. paintings. Highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5133.
FURNITURE and household goods. all kinds:
We pay highest prices. Don't sell until
you phone North 6O40. Prompt service.
FURNITURE and household goods. all kinds.
We pay highest prices. Don't sell until YOU
phone Atlantic 1870. Prompt service. %.
FURNITURE-Rugs household goods etc.
Absolutely highest prices paid. For best
results. call any time. Lincoln 54Ss. ID.
GoLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, sn.-
YER; PLATINUM; TEETH. D1SCARDEp
JEWELRY. WE HAVE A U. S. GOVT. Ii
KAHN INC. AZ YEARS AT 935 F.
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold
mems clothing and firearms. Max Zweig.
Phone Metropolitan 91l3. 937 D NV.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry. Full cash value paid. y. s.
Govt license to buy Selinger's SIS st
OLD GOLD, silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNSTINE'S s 931 G st. NV
Since 1866. Federal License.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RADIO-RCA Victor 9-tube highboy. in
splendid condition. S39.50; used as q
sample on our floors. The list price of
this set was $3.50: easy terms. Kits,
1870 G st
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

| ls45 BELMONT RID. NV (corner Colum-
Snnthern bore cootinS CoIunhia aI94
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

MT. PLEASANT 10 ROOMS. 2 BATHS,
2-car gaTase: 1873 Kilb9urne pl,; ss5
To inspect. call Mr.. BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
REDUCED RENT.
3031 Sherman ave.-Brick. electricity.
bath; good condition. J. W. DU BOSE,
BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS AND BATH. ALL
modern improvements; $3.50 per month.
1911 18th .st sc.
WOODBRIDGE. 350s, lsth ST. N.E;-oNE
s27 SO. Phone North a74s-W
1917 BUCHANAN ST; NV;
bath esctfs
BEiTzELG TOWER BLDG. DIST. BOO.
Sas-WOODRIDGE. 2s41 BELAIR PL. NE.
Key next door. Phone Columbia Obs
BEAUTIFUL KLINGLE ROAD; MODERN;
. bed room. baths. porchss attic. hre-
place. double garage. OWNER. Col. 9l40.
ROOMS. BUILT-IN GARAGE. LARGE
lot. $50; large house. arranged for
families S75 rooms Som Vats vacant ION On Novem
auire 2377 F. !. ave. ne.
DESIRABLE DETACHED. sEMI-DE.,
city SoY and sg5Tr6S I TeaSSnably son priced
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 4O3 EAST SHEP-
herd st.-Modern detached home Of Z rooms
g bed roomsl. bath built-in garage: large
lot. with high elevation; near stores; SO
j. H. GORDON. Natl. 1851. clev. 1895
NE. NEAR NORTH CAPTTOL-6 ROOMS.
bath I'd sarge hwh eee and and gas rent
Phone National S667.
So9 9Th ST. s.w.-7 R, B., ELEc. $40 80
120 Mass. ave. NV r.. b. cleo. & SO
s37 insa1,s St sE16 - r; b.. elec g 3S5o 90
20 "sF'a Eye St s.ws P T. water I'll r. gas $3.50
4ss JAMEs s. sEIs 81 sHEA Eas' EsTsTE SsfsT 20o
64s indiana Ave. NV.
EXCLUSIVE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Detached house containing 10 rooms 3
servant accommodations Will lease for
one year or longer to responsible applicant.
THE MUNsEy TRUST COMPANY.
National $3.50.
CHEvERLY. MD-LARGE 5-ROOM BUN
galow. h.-w.h;. garage; excellent condition:
Tech High School. S45 per month Apply
2314 R. I ave. ne. Decatur 1147.
1880 ST. SEQ RMS AND . BATHS;
ss ysfd ss Phone Atsnc ssf ef
5515 KANSAS AVE, N.W;-AiTTRACTIvE
heat, awnings. built.in garage front and
LINKINs CO. 1873 De Sales st. Phone
District 1902.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
8 rooms and bath to II rooms and 3
baths: moderate rentals: auto service Tor
inspection LESLIE D. MEASELL; Phone
Cleveland ABB or Cleveland 3465.
PHONE NATIONAL O765
FOR FULL DETAILS ON
GEORGETOWN-6 rooms. bath. h.-w.h-.
garage. S50.50.
WOoDSIDE-Beautiful grounds, modern
1O-room and bath house, 500.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO..
721 10th st. NV. National O16o.
BURLEITH.
Ultra modern. near Western High; gas
heat: magnificent shape. 1712 37th st. NV:
ATTRACTIVE TOWN
HOUSE.
Fine close-in location. having reception
hall living ROOM dining room. Kitchen ana
pantry on first floor; 3 bed rooms. bath
and extra lavatory on second noor; 3 bed
rooms and baths on third hoor: gas
heat. cleo refrigerAtion. garage: 90,
ERODE S COLBEhT. INC. NATL. SS16.
:. COLORED.
oil Va aykN Sc rooms %
M. FRAaK RUPERT. .1021 9TH NV.
REFINED COLORED-132s 4th ST. NV.
-So5.50< 5-room orick. good condition
Cali Natl. 2S45. 10
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WOODBRIDGE. 35Os 18th ST. NE.-oNE
large room. complete kitchen and large
screened porch: heat light and gas;
81 80. Phone North 374S-W.
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FOUNTAIN COURT-A residence for wom-
en-; countryside. quiet, healthful surround
ines: spacious rooms. superior food (health
combinations il desired; private parking
space 3640 18th NV. Stone gateway.
phope Columbia 0oQA
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EXCLUSIVE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
SECTION.
Detached house containing 10 rooms
baths. oil burner. electric refrigeration.
servant accommodations Will lease for
one year or longer to responsible applicant.
Apply
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JUST LIKE NEW.
50O6 4th ST. Nw.-SS5 90
Excellently furnished, consisting of rec.
hall. large bright living room. dining room.
3 large bed rooms. kitchen with built-in
dinette set. ample cupboard space Frigid-
aire. > screened porches built-in garage
I4O4 K CAFRITZ Dist. aOS0.
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THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
National $3.50

CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
rooms and bath to IL rooms and
baths: moderate rentals: auto service FOR
inspection. LESLIE D. MEASELL Phone
Cleveland Araa or Cleveland 34R5.
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ROOMS. BUILT-IN GARAGE. LARGE
lot 500; large house. arranged for
families S75: rooms, vacant on Novem-
sl0-N N
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PHONE NATIONAL O7b5
FOR FULL DETAILS ON
GEORGETOWN-6 rooms. bath. h.-w.h..
garage. S50.50
WOODSIDE-Beautifu grounds, modern
10-room and bath house, 500.
THOS E. FARRELL Co..
721 10th st. NV. National O766.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LEAi..A

in his throat.
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Observation-Disclosures.
tContinued.)
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

HAVE RESPONSIBLE TENANT FOR TO
room houses in Chevy Chase. Md. and
D c.
J. H GORDON. Natl 1851. clev. 1895
WANTED -FU NISHED HOUSE IN
northwest section. three or four bed rooms
Address Box 426-K Star Office
WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR FURNISHED
and unfurnished houses or apartment
List your vacancies with US;
DONNELLY & PLANT INC
1874 Park Rd. NV. Col. 0S3S.
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BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds: highest prices
paid Met 5415. Pearlman's Big Book
Shop. 933 G NV. mo branch stores.l
BOOKS = Highest prices paid for good
books and old prints. any quantity. Phone
nstrict 50O7
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1915 COLUMBIA R6-STwo large rooms.
private bath. 3rd hoor; ami; single or en-
suite; gentlemen only; reasonable. Column
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1882 WYOMING AVE.-Large front room
with twin beds; prefer 2 gentlemen; meals;
private home; reference. DECATUR 2lS3.
2129 WYOMING AVE-Handsome. we'll
Appointed residence in fashionable loca:
tfou. convenient to downtown; single and
double rooms: privilege OF bowling alley;
reasonable rates. Phone North 6147.
1927 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Single and double
room. nicely furnished. running water: ex-
cellent meals; reasonable.
5Is 10th Nw-Nicely furnished rooms:
ball room: very reasd& able.
1928 MASS. AVE. aT.-Nicely furnished
rooms for xirls; NONE PRIVILEGES: home
cooked meals; $3.50 mo. Decatur 0S32.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HAVE NO FURTHER USE, will sell very
reasonable for cash. team big. gentle farm
mules. also team Percheron horses. mare
with foal. some farm machinery ,Apply
residence Mrs Myers, $40 Cleveland ave-,
Rverdale. Md.
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TYPEWRITERS. $50: payable SIS month,
lust like rent: Underwood Royal Reming-
ton. L C. Smith. 5716 18th st. NV:
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.)
ONE OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED THROUGH
THIS OFFICE AT

ONE OF THE GREATEsT BARGAINS
THIS OFFICE AT
IN CLEVELAND PARK, 4 CORNER
Gun sAHs EAT BED en seeoSa oo AN nm
iShed third-foor room and storage; recep-
tion hall; lovely living and dining rooms;
RooM sfy bfanS PaS
BUHT-IN GARAGE: lovely. and expensive
shrubbery and ornamental trees, house
dition. BOSS & PHELPS, exclusive agents.
NATIONAL $500.
CHEVY CHASE
owner. leaving city. will sacrifice de-
frame. just one year old 4 lovely bed
rooms. baths. attractive living room with
porch, Gltra-modeTn % % kitchen. % attic III maids maids
room and bath. oil heat. near schools;
beautltul landscaped lot. Call MIKKELSON
d SON. Wisconsin 4255.
SO 6OOO-NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY;
nne 3-story brick; 10 rooms and bath;
h.-w.h.; cleo; on beautiful ave. A rare
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
Dis. l411. 927 5th. Eve. Adams 1881.
S4.75O-sIx-RooM AND BATH BRICK
in convenient Northwest location:
double rear porcheS. furnace
heat. elec. and garage. Terms.
SS, S,500-ENGLISH STONE-AND- BRICK
HOME in beautiful "Burleith.'
the Western High School
90 feet Vide: 81 Six large rooms.
tile bath. screened porches, gas
heat elec. refrigerator and ga
rage; $1,000 cash will buy the
equity above one trust.
s9,95O-FouR: BEDROOM; two BATH
BRICK. near 18th and Irving
SITS. in Mt. Pleasant; only one
half square from car line and
stores eight good-sized rooms
large porches: cleo refrigerator
and gsrase. very cheap home
s15.s5o-c -cTEfNrER-H HALL PLAN DETAcH-
MOOR ED BRICK d reSidemee en GSsbsIt IN Eses acre
wooded lot: eight rooms. two
baths. oil burner. servants quar-
daeed rs sar for quieE seEAssi sale WILL WILL Ex- K
CHANGE for smaller home or
$50, s zAASS8F 4 S=@. q 1uoHs sAf2: f.. ss4s.
No Commission-No Agents.
I have almost a new Colonial corner
brick home; Z rooms. modern built-in ga
rust Of $4,000 5n at So! due neha IN Ia years. ais.
Originally priced at S10.750. Now priced
st stssn, Sis Located near Eastern High
Box 342-K. Star office.
s7,5O0-MoUNT PLEASANT: sEMI-DE::
soams s6a1hed 6TleK Of Tsal bed
above Kennedy: substantial Co
lonisl brick home; large rooms,
Z bed rooms and library; attic:
Trim: detached home % and ssTsse;
lot ii feet deep. This is Home.
s1e,ooo-fsth and Col. I'd. First-class
roomins house. IS rooms, 2
baths. lavatories. modern.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
1905 K St. NV. NATL. 1898 till Pm.
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TYPEWRlTERS new. rebuilt and recondi
toned; all makes all prices. all guaran-
teed Central Typewriter Co. 2S42 Bla-
densburg I'd. ne. Phone Atlantic 1880.
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TYPEWRITERSES5 down, Royals. Under
woods. RemingtonS. Smiths. Brand-new
portables. old typewriters taken in trade.
800 sheets typewriter paper 44c. Met. 9614.
DIST Typewriter EXch 115 H st. NV. IL
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BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED living room
with glassed-in sleeping porch in Takoma
park for two adults: excellent German
cooking: $50 for both. Address Box 419-k,
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

ExCELLENTLY ARRANGED BAR-B-oUE
-Containing large dance floor built-in
booths. kitchen and steam table LIST floor;
End floor. large bed rooms bath. living
room; well located; between Washington
trade for anything Of value. See or call
MR.. A. HAYS. $40 District Natl. Bank
Bldg. National 1910.
CoLoREDLNEW BUNGALOW, FAIR
mont Heishts. Md.-Plenty land. chicken
houses: near new colored school; easy
payments Mrs. Dickey. III 9Th St. ne.
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TYPEWRITERS+Curr model Coronas
and l. c. Smiths for rent. Bargains IN re-
butt and reconditioned machines The L
C. Smith and Corona Typewriters Inc.
10lS 18th st nv MA 0411
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FARM AND GARDEN.

MANURE-well rotted COW and stable
manure delivered S5 per ton: 100-lb.
sacks delivered. 81. Address Box 205-K.
Star Office 10
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SS.15O-PFTWORTH.

Very attractive Colonial brick home con-
tanning Il unusually large rooms @ rooms
deep very attractive kitchen with elabo-
rate cabinets. indirect lighting system;
dinette: elaborate bath shower; spacious
recreation room. built-in garage. gas heat;
deep lot One block from stores and 14th
st car lines This is a bargain and will
sell 10 the first person to inspect.
5612 End pl. NV. or call BETHEL.
District 81 90. for free auto service
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NEAR SACRED HEART CHURCH.
DETAcHED ALL-BRicK LII ( RESIDENCE.
Sl25OO.
spacious home of BED ROOMS
large attic, full basement, front and rear
porches. hot-water heat; splendidly built:
this price. BOSS & PHELPS. exclusive
agents. NATIONAL $500.
a REAL BARGAIN-FACING BEAUTIFUL
Sherman Circle-6 large rooms. l bath
attie built-in garage; corner lot. Orig,
ana Is priced right. $3.50
Call MR.. OREM District 3346.
NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID. NV.
Excellent for either an investment or
for a home-S5.35O
Six large. lovely rooms and reception
room, porches. including sleeping porch
ana garage. This is row brick and has
loyely recreation room. gas heat. cleo
oltlon. genuine bargain!
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
investment Bldg. National 1900.
225 FARRACUT ST. N.w.-DIsCRIM-
mating home seekers invited to investi-
new features in latest taste and con-
struction. with a floor plan that's differ
ent q candy rooms. Concealed radia-
Fropt and rear cement porches: Deep
yard. Paved street. High. pleasing out
look. Value unsurpassed at S7.350 on
terms; Materials purchased months ago
permits this unusual price
PAUL. p. STONE NORTH T471
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1854 EDMUNDS ST.
Corner 36th Street)
MASS. AVE PARK.
The right place for the particular pur-
chaser; spacious corner brick home of
every modern appointment; vacant and in
new house condition; wide corner lot; on
high elevation; a $4,000 home for
S27, 800. Open. heated 2-6 pm. daily.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
9S.5O-NEAR 10th AND DECATUR.
HANDSOME Colonial brick; rooms: 2
complete baths; open fireplace; attic: 2
porches: Your opportunity to make a wise
investment and enjoy comfortable home.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
Eve. Columbia 3079.
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DOWNTOWN APIS. $40.
Modern elevator bldgs: convenient: I
and . rm.. kit. b. apts See BLAIR 1921
NJ st. NV. or CHAMPLAIN. 1924 K st. NV.
Phone National 5431
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2OI3 KALORAMA RD N.w.--Nicely fur
nished single room. next bath; C. n W,
balanced meals; home PRIVILEGES; S35 per
rnonth phnne North 4Sh1.
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TYPEWRITERS. rebuilt, guaranteed l VI;
Underwood No. s. So so We rent, re-
pair exchange. Typewriters Inc. 113O
l4th st. Phone District $3.50.
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RADIATORS-Used hot-water radiators,
like new. bargain prices Harris Wreckins
Co. Penn. ave and Ord st. NV
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14OS 18th NW-New establishment; hot
water heat: studio rooms f1replaces: ex-
celient meals: from $50. Potomac 2691.
1923 KILBOURNE PL. N.W-Young lady
to share room. $50: single rooms. S25 and
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RUGS. imported. in Oriental Persian. Chi
nese patterns; 7xlO S25: Skill. S3b: 9XI2
$40: scatterS. So so up. 3510 14th 81.
NV Cavalier Ant 113 49,
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WARDROBE TRUNK. brand-new; will sac
rifce. Call Metropolitan 370S. 929 G
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1904 QUE ST. N.W-Room with board:
large double room, suitable Tor two also
single room; private home; good home
cnnkipo phone North 4OQ5
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I4IO 18th N.W.-Suite for 3. private bath:
1 double. l single room. spacious enter
flaming room: excellent meals. reasonable.
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A CHEAP DOWNTOWN SECOND
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
NEAR 9th AND NV.
$4,000.
Three-story. 10-bed-room brick house
with big living room suitable for CONVEX
sion to cafeteria; M 2-car. 2-story brick ga
busy section. BOSS & PHELPS. exclusive
agents. NATIONAL, 1900
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1909 KENNEDY ST. N.W:-.Attract1vely
furnished double ROOM good location: ex-
cellent home cooking: moderately priced.
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PLAYER -PIANO-A late-model mahogany-
finished, well-constructed instrument. in
good condition. reduced to S15 to close out
a once Pay 81 down. 81 weekly. kits.
Evening star., 1934-11-13

SEWING MACHINE. singer h. like new:
worn. S35 off. sos King st. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1934-11-13

EADIO-RCA Victor lO-tube superhetero-
dyne in a highboy console with folding
doors. A splendid set we have been
using as a floor sample The new price
was over $3.50: now reduced to $50; easy
ct
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SHOTGUN. l2-gauge Ithaca hammeress;
field or brush: perfect condition complete
with case SIG Phone Columbia 9332-W.
, 1934-11-15

met Tuesday evening in the home Of
Mrs. Z. Z. Odgen.
Roll call for the meeting includ-
ed interesting facts concerning Tex
as History. Guests for the evening
included Mrs. Z. G. Larson, past
president Of the Victoria Unit No. /,
Victoria, Mexico and Mrs. II. d.
Martin.
Delicious CAKE ana coffee was
served following the meeting.
Mrs. /. K. Elrod was a pleasing
hostess during the first Of the week
honoring her father, Mr. ID. :. Va
hams on the occasion Of his seven
tieth birthday. After the arrival OF
the guests a delicious dinner was
served. The table in the dining
room had for a centerpiece the
pretty birthday cake holding seven
~ candles. Guests included init
mate friends and pioneer residents
Of this section.
Mrs. Elrod was assisted in serving
by her daughter, Eudora and Mrs.
l.. w. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Nicholson
were charming hosts when they en-
tertained Monday evening on the
occasion Of their third wedding
anniversary. Dinner guests includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Michel, DR..
and Mrs. James ID. Casey and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bone.
, 1934-11-15

dalgo county agent. presided at the
school. The four home demonstra-
ton clubs In Mercedes. were repre-
sented as follows: Alternate We'd
nesday, Mrs. Homer Settles; Cam
pacuas club. Mrs Faye Fixes; Just
We Neighbors. Mrs. z. T.. Suugg. and
Worth While club, A. w. Arnett.
Mrs. John Mason and Mrs. Ada
Struble entertained Saturday after
noon with a delightful miscellaneous
gift shower for Miss Jesima Council
a bride OF the weekend. The party
vas held at the home ~ Mrs. Mason.
A color scheme Of red and green
carried out in the arrangement of
Turks caps blossoms and ferns.
The shower was a complete sur
prise TO the honoree, and much
pleasure was had In the unwrapping
OF the many lovely gifts which
were arranged on a large table.
Later in the afternoon the hos
teSSes served a lovely refreshment
plate to the following: the honor
guest. MeSdames j. III. Council.
George Carnes. Fred Clark, b. T..
Byres. W. K. Tillery. L. A. Clark.
j w. Vining, Bell Blanchard,
George Hoffman. r. w. Andrews,
Winnie Howe. p. w. Perkins. O.. G.
Fittz. "A. g. Neff, III. r.. Stotler, X.
b. Wilmer. Ben Stafford. II. r..
Wallace, Warnock Mcclellan. Cora
Shannon Boothe. z. H. KaSey and
j. p. Cunningham.
, 1934-11-15
Mrs. Taylor
Honored At
Austin Tea

The following is an item Of in
terest that was carried in the Aus
tin American OF Tuesday:
THE Woman's club was host M
tea Monday from 5 TO $50 p. m,
honoring Mrs. Volney Taylor OF
Brownsville. president Of the Tex
as Federation Of Women's clubs.
Callers were received by Mrs. r.
w. McFadden. president; Mrs Vol
ney Taylor, past president: Cover
nor Miriam a.. Ferguson, Mesdames
Sam j. Smith. John w. Goodwin,
w. r. Long, Sr.. and r. A. Buford,
Edgar Witt. Dan Moody, James v.
Alfred. Walter Woodul. III. ". Bene-
dict. and Percy ". Pennypacker.
Red Radiance roses predominant
ed in the dining room where they
were arranged In a low silver bowl,
with autumn coleus in red and gold.
and grasses. for a centerpiece for
the team table. and also In bowls
about the room. The table was laid
with a lace cloth and lighted by
green candles in silver holders.
"A silver service was at each end
, 1934-11-15
NOTICE

Contributors OF items for the
social pages OF The Brownsville Her
aid are requested 70 deliver or tele-
phone them TO the society editor
as soon rs possible after the events
have happened.
Items for same day publication.
announcements. etc. should be In
The Herald office not later than
e.3N O'Clock In the morning. except
as to items intended for publica-
ton in the Sunday edition. Items
for the Sunday edition should be
in The Herald office not later than
4 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Patrons will confer q distinct ia
vor upon The Herald II they viii
see that reports Of events happen
ing early in the week are given 70
The Herald as soon n possible. The
items will be held for the Sunday
edition IL request to that effect Is
made. Items delivered later than
4 O'Clock Friday afternoon cannot
be assured Of insertion.
, 1934-11-15
Marriage Is
Celebrated
In Primeru

Miss Ruth Slack. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. o. Slack Of Edinburg,
and Mr.. Herman Holzapfel were
united in marriage Saturday night
at 8 o'clock at Primera. Rev. Ruff
ner Of Primera. officiating at the
ceremony.
Attendants at the wedding includ-
edo Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Allen OF
Brownsville. and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Harry Morrow OF Sinton.
The bride was attractively dress
ed in a brown street dress with
which she wore harmonizing Access
series. She wore a corsage OF pink
Sweetheart roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the young couple left TOT
San Antonio and points in West
Texas. The young couple viii &c AZ
home TO their friends in Browns
vile the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Holzapfel Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Slack of Edin-
burg. MI. Slack is a prominent
rancher Of north Hidalgo county.
Mr.. Holzapfel Is connected with
the Grant Lumber company Of TINS
city. He is a former resident OF san
Diego, Texas.
, 1934-11-15
Conquest Of
Mexico Topic
OfReDiewer

Mrs. w. (. McDavitt very charm
ingly entertained members Of the
Literature and Arts Review Tues
day afternoon in her home.
Mrs. Burnell Goodrich had charge
Of the program for the day. and
chose as her subject, The Con-
quest of Mexico" Members and
guests we're delighted with Mrs.
Goodrich's talk. as 1t was such a
graphic, delivered account Of
the events Of the conquest OF Mexi-
co by CorteZ.
Members and guests enjoyed a
most delightful coffee hour later
in the afternoon. Guests Of the
club included Mesdames Owen
Comb, James l.. Rentfro, Fannie ID.
Putegnat, Frank Davis, George CAL
Herman Rathjen, Order
Perkins, Charles A. Waite and Will
liam j. Dougherty, the last named
Of Yonkers, New York.
, 1934-11-15
Presbyterian
Circles Meet

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian church met in
circle meetings this week FOR a
home mission program having as
its topic. "M~inistering 10 Strang-
ers." Various members told Of the
church's work with the Jews, the
French. Chinese. Latin Americans
and Italians within the borders OF
the United States.
Circle one met with Mrs. q. w.
MOothart. with Mrs. K. p. Day lead
ing the devotional. Mrs. Sherwood
Bishop. having charge OF the les
son. was assisted by NeSdameS w.
NJ. Coleman, George Smith, Ralph
Buell.. F. Baughman and q. w.
Moothart. There were l3 members
Circle two met with Mrs. nellie
T Kee with IA members present.
The devotional was led by Mrs.
Harry Johnson, and Mrs. Jim Nc
Fall had charge OF the lesson. She
was assisted by MeSdameS j.. A.
Kelley. L. A. Grove. J. II. BatseI,
CLYDE Tandy. and Miss Nora Doug
las.
Circle three met with Mrs. H. D..
Seago with II members Id one
guest present. Mrs. G. Z. Lamoertn
led the devotional. and Mrs. L. ID.
MarsterS presented the lesson as
sisted by Mesdames w. A. Redding,
Harrison Clark. c. Z. Lafhberth, T.
p. Harris, Harry Marsh, II. L.
Cummins. II. H. Banker, BaScom
Cox, and H. D. Seago.