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Club Group Honors /,
Other Members AT
Evening Aft

A group Of six members Of ths L.
T. T. club. Misses Bebe Marques.
Amelia BarredA Guerra. Herminih
Rendon. Estela de In Cars, Dora GO
Luna and Della Lcngoria. delightfnl-
w entertained other members of ths
newly organized girls club tine las
ter part OF the week al the home of
Miss Bebe Marques.
A color scheme of green ana
white. suggesting the approach oi @L
Patrick's day, was used throughout
Games and contests were the diver
Sions for the evening.
"A brief business session wA@ held
nc the close on the evening. This wnH
presided over by Miss MarmelA
Alfonso. president. Other officers Of
the club are Misses Lucinda Garcia
vice-president. ConSuelA Champion
secretary; and Josephine Henggler,
treasurer.
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ments we're served. Visitors includ-
ed Mrs. Ella Van Ness. Mrs. Ger
trude Dodson. Mrs. j. ID. Scrivener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sloane and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Morreli.
Members OF the Bohemian club
met Wednesday evening and com
pleted plans for their dance to be
held on Easter night Many inv-
tations will be distributed and a
large attendance ~ expected from
other parts Of the Valley. The
next regular meeting has been
postponed ON account Of the mis-
sion at st. Benedict's church.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. r.. Robertson
and baby daughter. Jean Of San
Marcos, were guests in the city
Friday and Saturday In the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. u. Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j: McGehee OF
Sherman. have been in the Valley
for the past few days on a pleasure
trip.
Mrs. Tom Marchbanks has gone
TO Corpus Christi, where she will
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Modem Farce Will Produce
Many Thrills Friday Night

The place selected for the writing
Is Baldpate Inn, a summer resort
owned by Bentley. IL is a bitterly
cold night In midwinter when Magee
comes 10 Baldpate. He is left alone
In the house, with the only key 70
Baldpate. as he Is told.
Magee settles down 70 what he
thinks will be a quiet night OF
work. Very few minutes pass. how
ever, before another KEY Is inserted
into the door OF Baldpate, and a
form creeps into the inn. The swift.
exciting action that follows, capped
by a surprising and wholly unex-
pected ending. makes Seven Keys
to Baldpate" one OF the most thrill
ing OF modern farces.
The cast Is all that could be ex-
pected. The role OF Magee u por-
trayed by william Tanner. Made
line Rudy as Mrs. Rhodes. the prim
widow, Elsie Thompson as Myra
Thornhill, the attractive blackmailer
and Don Irwin as Mr.. Quimby.
caretaker of Baldpate. deserve spe-
cial mention.
Other characters are Mrs. Quinn
by Caroline Cowgirl. Mary Nor
ton, the pretty feature writer Myr-
ma Summers. Peter the Hermit
John Collard). jim Cargan, the
mayor civilian Brewster, Lou
Max, his henchman civilian Wal
kerr, Thomas Hayden. the railroad
company president CReed Beeson),
Mr.. Bland, a politician daniel Bray
Jiggs Kennedy. chief OF police
Harold Douglass. one of his men
Qrwin Ribbe). and Hal Bentley.
owner OF Baldpate Uew-s Schultz.
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Marriage Ceremony
Is Followed By
Dance Recently

A marriage Of interest was that
,Nhich took place Thursday evening,
Emitting Miss Olivia MuzquiE, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Domingo A.
Muzouiz. and Mr.. Santiago Sanchez,
O of MI. and Mrs. Jesus Sanchez
Justice Of the Peace A. Barreda. Jr-
performed the ceremony.
The padrinos were Mr.. and Mrs.
L A. Clarke, OF San Benito. Mr..
@. Rodriguez. Miss Ramona Rodri-
guez. Mr.. Adam Ramos, Miss Otila
CLsneros. Mr.. Guajarda. Miss Fell
citas Guajardo. Mr.. Henry Krausse
and Miss Marguerite Clarke.
Following the ceremony members
Of the wedding party were entertain
Cd at q dance.
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Music Culture Club
Is Entertained By
Miss Ellis Rasco

Miss Ellis Raye RaSco entertain
eG the Music Culture club in her
home Tuesday evening. Miss Louise
Wilson. vice-president, presided over
the short business session before
the program and social hour. MiS
Valerie Jarvis's application for mem.
bership was received. Plans for a
moonlight picnic were discussed and
further arrangement r to be made.
Piano numbers rendered by
Misses Teresa Mckenzie Wilson, and
the hostess. Everyone took part In
a discussion OF musical events which
brought out many points Of inter
est.
During the social hour refreSh-
ments were served TO Misses Louise
Wilson. Teresa Mckenzie, and Ed
ma BiggS; Mrs. c. l. Hunter, and
Mrs. w. W. Underwood.
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Food Sale AT Rural
Meet Is Success
For Valley PTA
Especial % The Heraldl


WESLACO, March 20 What
proved to be the outstanding fl
rancial event OF the year took place
last Friday when the members Of
the South Palm Gardens Parent
Teacher association held a food
sale for the rural interscholastlc
meet. The sale was held on the
grounds adjoining the school ard
approximately 100 persons were
served during the noon hour. These
included parents. visitors. teachers.
and the children participating in
-eile various events.
The association wishes 70 thank
al those who helped TO make the
event a success, and especially Mrs.
G.. G.. Aldridge. who sponsored the
affair. Mrs. Bert Nichols at whose
grounds the sale IA held. and
the neighbors and parents who so
generously donated the various
articles Of food.
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you'll not only be proud OF yourself
when you get this done. but you'll
find you have made an indispensable
addition to your Spring and Summer
wardrobe.
Pattern g3s comes TO you with
detailed directions FOR making the
set shown; illustrations Of IL and OF
all stitches used and material re-
quirementS.
Send 10 cents In stamps or coin
(coin preferred) for this pattern
to The Brownsville Herald. Needle
craft Dept, a. Eighth Avenue. New
York, N. Y.
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Trigente Septem Has
St. Patrick's Day
Affair Recently

Trigente Septem, social organiEa-
ton of the Sacred Heart church,
was entertained recently at the
nome of Ben Brockway with its St.
patrick's day celebration.
The rooms given over TO the az
fair were attractive with bowls or
roses. Cards and dancing furnished
diversion for the evening with a
Mexican supper being served TO the
group late in the evening.
Those present were Misses Alcine
Morris, Pat KENNY, Elizabeth Nor
ris. Lillian KENNY, Amy Bauer. and
Van Dusen: MeSSrs. Ed Coke. John
white, Alon7o Helmke, Markosh
and Alex Weiss.
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Los Fresnos Hi PTA
Is Entertained AT
Program Fri

Especial TO The Heraldl
LOS FRESNOS. March 20.-The
P. T. A. Of the Los FreSnos high
school "a entertained Friday after
noon az q program, which was an
nounced by Doris Marie Peterson.
The program was as follows: Two
musical selections on the mando-
lin. by Mr.. Richey: a school act by
Miss Blake'S second and third
grade; reading. by Bobbye McLea-
ish; an educational program. by the
second and third grade; two num-
bers by the rhythm band OF Mrs.
Palmer's first grade.
A negro dialogue by Cleburne
Humphrey and Doris Lipe: reading.
by Betty Lou Steele: reading by
Ruby Jean Peterson; an original
skit by Doris Ogden and Billy Bob
ner. both Of San Benito: song and
dance by the first grade pupils:
two tap numbers by Gerry Chatelle
and his cousin, Patty Lou Ogden,
OF San Benito: song and mandolin
selection by Mr.. Richey.
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CALENDAR

THURSDAY
The Modern Priscilla viii meet
with Mrs. Elva johnson.
Meeting OF the Bridge League ~
the ElkS hall AZ 1880 .. m.
The Brownsville study club viii
meet with Mrs. Charles Wlech-
There will Wv "A regular meeting
OF the Civic League nc the Cham
Der OF Commerce at $50 .. m.
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be the guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
George Armistead.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Morrell, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Sloane and Miss
Vena Cords departed Saturday
morning for Mankato, Minnesota.
after spending several months IN
the city as residents In the Van
Ness Apartments.
Among those leaving Saturday
morning for Temple TO attend a
meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF
the RebekahS which opened March
IL were Mesdames Ethel Spears. j
r. Dean Of San Benito: Salgiver oi
Harrington. Ruby Nesmith OF Wes-
laco and Mr.. Tony Preston Of Sar
Benito. The convention viii extend
over q three day period.
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Los Fresnos
Meus, Notes

Los FRESNOS, March 20.- The
Los Fre6nos Home Demonstration
club met this past week NJ the
home OF Mira. III. IT, Barr, with Mrs.
q. ID. Schneider A leader. Roll call
was answered with each member
giving an Irish superstition.
After the business meeting the
program topic was a study OF Ire
land. The song, The Wearin' Of
the Green" closed the program.
Members present were MeSdames
q. I'D. Schenider. Russell Bingley, n.
q Page. w. g. Cain. j. TX. SideriuS,
Joe Stauter, y. H. Barr. q. T.. Coates,
Wesley Moses. p. Y. Aoyie. Frances
Smith. The next meeting will be
held with Mira. G. u. Weikle when
Miss Porter viii check foundation
patterns.
Miss Mary White. regional direc-
tor OF Girl Scouts, from Camp Mary
White In Roswell, ~. M. met with
the Girl Scouts or Los FreSnos Mon
day afternoon IN the regular meet
ing.
Mrs. Nina Orr and Mrs. William
Andersen. Girl Scout troop commit
tee. very pleasantly entertained
Scout officials Monday evening a.
dinner at the home OF the former.
Those present we're Mesdames
George Bingley. G. G. Page. q. j.
Weikle. Miss Geneva Palmer and
Miss Mary White. regional director
of the Girl Scouts.
Following the dinner, all attend
ed the business meeting In the high
school auditorium OF the troop men,
bers and their mothers
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.. Page had AS
their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs,
Russell Bingley. Mr.. and Mrs. p. r.
Moyle. Nj. and Mrs. G. G. Casey
Mr.. and Mrs. g. W.. Patterson.
The w. M. II. OF the Baptist
church met az the country home OF
Mrs. q. c. Greer for an industrial
meeting. A beautiful quilt, which "a
to be sold later. la being pieced,
Following the routine working hours,
Ms g. ". Palmer read a. a devo-
tional the eoth psalm.
During the social hour. refresh
ments were served by the hostess 10
Mesdames d. A. Oliver, "A. ID. But
Ter, Oren Peterson, Carl Leeper, r.
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The Seven Keys TO Baldpate,"
one Of the most thrilling OF mod
ern farces, will be presented by the
Dramatic club Of the junior college
Friday evening in the college audi
forum at Sis. The play is ably
directed by Mrs. Joe Lindaberry.
William Magee. writer OF melo-
dramatic novels, has made a bet
with his friend, Hal Bentley. that
he can write q novel OF ten thou
sand words in twenty-four hours.
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VISITOR TO SPEAK

Miss Katherine Marden, bacter-
ioloeist and head OF the city lab
oratory Of the city OF Hartford.
Conn, who is a guest In the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Tanner.
was to address the Science club Of
the Brownsville high school We'd
neSday morning.
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PTA Meeting Will
Be In Charge OF
Men Friday Mite
Especial 70 The HeTaldl

Especial % The HeraIdl
MERCEDES. March % The
North Palm Garden p. r. a. viii
meet in regular session Friday
night March %. TIE men will have
charge Of the program and invite
everyone to come. Pie and coffee
will be sold.
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EXPRESS THANKS

The Sister Of the Holy Ghost and
the inmates Of the charity home
wish TO extend their sincere thanks
and appreciation TO the Rev. q. Car
tier. and Mrs. D. p. Gay, Jr., and TO
all who participated in the making
the tag day sale such q brilliant
success. May Our Heavenly Father
rlcss each and every one who took
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YOU CAN EASILY MAKE THIS
LAURA WHEELER JIFFY KNIT
IN A DAY

Large needleS-very heavy cotton
or wool-a little time and the re
suit is this jiffy-knit blouse THAI
will be the Joy Of your hearth It's
knitted all in one piece, sleeves ana
all. and has only two seams-the
side seams. The bands on the
sleeves are attached extra but that's
really a trifle. The large mesh
Just imagine five rows make 2 inch
es-makes a lovely lacy blouse.
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Fifteen members compose the
newly organized club in San Benito
known as the Jewellers. Offiesrs
IN the newly organised group in
clude Clyde Wallace. president;
Henry Sublett, vice president:
Charles Perry. secretary; and Dick
Reece. treasurer.
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Interest Is
Made Latelu

A2R@NAaA " 4HE ntiMAuI
LA FERIA, March 20.-Of inter-
est 10 his many friends In the VAL
ley VIII be the announcement OF
the marriage OF MIR. Kenneth w.
Mitchell. son OF MIR. and Mrs. N. Z
Mitchell, 10 Miss Elizabeth Kearley,
oil Dallas. which took place at the
home OF the brides mother. Mrs.
V. p. Kearley. in Dallas Thursday
evening. Only members of the i'm
mediate family and a few special
friends were present. After a short
wedding trip, the couple will make
their home in Dallas where Mr..
Mitchell Is connected with the Bell
Telephone company general office.
Mrs. Lloyd Elliott entertained
members Of the Brunch" club at
luncheon Friday. Miss Margaret
Robitscheck and Mrs L. A. Har-
grove were high players for the
afternoon bridge games.
Mrs. Roy Stephenson entertained
the Cultura Study club at her home
this past week. Mrs. Eddie McNail,
president, presided over the business
e~e~@Du WANNA RAoA~8 AOA AN NAA1@
guest day in April made.
There were IL members present.
Mrs. Joe Brown. leader OF the pro-
gram. gave interesting comments Of
the life and works Of Marquis James.
This was followed by a brilliant
review by Mrs. N. q. Moon OF The
Raven a biography OF Sam Hous-
ton, by Marquis James.
The Music club held its regular
meeting recently. Mrs. c. A. Hegge
was leader for the afternoons pro-
gram, and gave an interesting tour
through the Orient, stopping at
Morocco. Cairo. Palestine. India.
Japan and ending her trip in China.
The following music numbers.
typical OF the countries visited. were
given: "A Bit OF Cairo. Beach,
"Orientale." Cui, piano solo BY Mrs.
Mildred Branch; "Eli-Eli," Yiddisn
melody, violin solo by Mrs. Hollis
Moore: Japanese Cycle" linden,
vocal solo bv Mrs. d. 3. knight. ac-
companied by Mrs. L. NJ. Vigne0.
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At a regular meeting Of the San
Benito Rebekah Lodge Number 229
held Friday evening. the initiation
ceremonies were exemplified. Mrs.
Lille Johnston being received into
membership.
During the evening a social hour
was enjoyed IN which refresh
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San Benito members Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star who
we're guests OF the Harlingen
chapter during the past week in
cluded Mrs. Frances McFadden,
Mrs. Sarah Ward, Mrs. Ora Lee
Goolsby and others. During the
evening Mrs. McFadden' wss pres
ented in the East and given Grand
Honors. Two candidates were I'M
tiated into the chapter. by the
Past Matrons and Past Patrons
who presided at the meeting. In
the late evening refreshments were
served.
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s. L.

Burgess and y. n Rushing. TIE
next meeting wiz be hald mo tha
church Tuesday.
, 1935-03-20

Miss Mary White. regional direc-
tor OF Girl Scouts, from Camp Mary
White In Roswell, NJ. M. met with
the Girl Scouts or Los FreSnos Mon
day afternoon IN the regular meet
Ing.
, 1935-03-20

Mrs G. M Cash entertained the
members OF the Pioneer Bridge club
IN her home Thursday afternoon.
Colors of yellow and green were
noted in the appointments for the
affair.
When scores we're counted, Mrs.
Jessie. Belts was awarded the tro-
ply. Mrs. George Toolan was the
only guest player. The next meat
ing Of the club will be held IL the
home OF Mrs. Clarkson Cowgirl.
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Members Of the Neighborhood
club met In the home Of Mrs. II.
@. Aldridge during the past week.
A color scheme OF varied shades
OF yellow adorned the rooms
where the guests were seated.
The pretty gift award was pres
ented TO Mrs. Andrew Bowie. The
hospitality also marked the birth
day anniversary Of the hostess and
she was presented with a pretty
gift from the club.
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The -Four Corners Bridge club
met in the home OF Mrs. Robert
Bone Friday evening when she
used lovely garden flowers about
the rooms where the guests were
seated.
Gifts we're presented to Mrs.
Arthur Moore and Mr.. Paul Hill
for success in the series Of bridge
hands.
The next meeting OF the club
will be held In the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Clark Crepes.
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car at so low a price. But
you can easily convince
yourself that it has been
done. You are urged to ac-
cept the cordial invitation of
your nearest Ford dealer to
see and drive the new Ford
va for 1886. Your accep-
lance implies no obligation.
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hundred dollars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Younkin and
daughters and Miss Amanda Terrell
spent Sunday in Salisbury at the home
of Charles burst.
Mrs. j. F. Fahey visited her hus-
band in Washington, D. c., over the
weekend.
Mrs. Alice R. Getty, of Meyersdale,
visited at the home of Mrs. Ella B.
Keller this week.
Mrs. Anna Point and George Lay
man, Newell, Iowa, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Ida V. Engle, and Charles
and Scott Layman and families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Price, Bedford,
Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
W. Kinsinger over the weekend. Mrs.
Price is spending the week here with
her parents.
Mrs. Bessie Herring and son Blaine
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Wiley and
family Somerfield, Pa, over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Reed, Dalencia,
Pa, announce the birth of a daughter,
Frances Lee Reed. Mrs. Reed was
Miss Evelyn Beachy, daughter of Mar
shall Beachy.
Mrs. T. H. Frankhouser, Keyser, w.
Va, is spending a week with Miss Ger
trude Hone.
Miss Thelma Herring has returned
to her studies at Ursuline Academy,
Cumberland, after a weeks illness.
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PUBLIC S ALE
At Deer Park, Maryland,
SATURDAY, NOV. %, 1885,
at 1890 A. M.

l will offer for sale at public auction
at my residence in Deer Park, Mary
land, on the above date the following
personal property:
One 6-piece Parlor Suite, Piano,
Parlor Rug, l Dining Room Suite, 6
fine Oak Rockers, l Living Room Ia
bic, Radio, Cot, large size Kala-
nlazoo Heating Stoves, 1 Hall Tree,
Writing Desk, Gas Range, Kitchen
Cabinet, l Kitchen Table, Kitchen
Chairs, 2 small Kitchen Tables, Kit
chen Cupboard, l Kitchen Sink, 2 gas
Hot Plates, 1 Electric Washing Ma
chine, Dining Room Table, 6 Dining
Room Chairs, 1 3-piece Bedroom Suite,
1 6-piece Bedroom Suite, 2 Beds, l
Dresser, 4 Stands, 6 Congoleum Rugs,
2 Porch Swings, 8 Porch Chairs, and
other things too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. All goods
to be removed at once. Lunch will be
served at the sale.
The following real estate is also for
sale or rent: Two fine dwelling houses
and one store building in Deer Park.
ALONZO WARWICK.
ROSS Y. STUP, Auctioneer.
Advertisement 40-2t.
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FOR SALE-Shubert upright piano
in good condition and cheap. Inquire
at this Observation-Disclosures 39tf
WANTED-Girld desires place for
homework. Inquire Floyd Bowman,
McHenry, Md.-Advertisement 40-2*
EYES EXAMINED for Glasses ev-
cry Wednesday, 900 a. m. to 400 p. m.
DR.. S. Dantzic, 16 Alder street, Oak
land. Phone advertisement 35-tf
NORTHUMBERLAND pay
good cash prices for any amount.
Write to A. P. Bennett, agent for Han
over Food Products Co., Parsons, w.
Va.-Advertisement 38-3t
FOR SALE-Team of good farm
horses; matched blacks and sound.
Will sacrifice for $3.50 if sold soon.
Geo. NJ. Brown, Mt. Lake Park, Md
Advertisement 38-3t.
FOR RENT-Farm of 51a acres;
fruit; 10-room house; barn, chicken
house, etc. On hard surfaced road at
Hoyes, Nd. Rent very reasonable; ref
erences required. Address Charles B.
Calls, 300 Oldtown Road, Cumber-
land, Md.-Advertisement 40-3t.
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DEER PARK

A birthday surprise party was ten
dered Mrs. C. B. DeBerry at her home
on Friday evening.
Gilmor Walter and family, Fair
mont, w. Va, were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Lohr.
Wilbur Crispen and family, of Bob
own, Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. George.
Mrs. C. K. Absalon, Charleston, w.
Va, was guest Of Mrs. C. A. Ashby
a few days recently.
Charles Paugh is quite i'll at this
time.
Mrs. James Wright, Altamont, was
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. c. S.
Refs.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Brown announce
the birth of a daughter.
Frederick Refs and Gurley Kampe,
of Baltimore, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Refs.
June Grove, No. 38, Woodmen Cir
Gle, will meet at the hall Thursday ev-
ening. A short Thanksgiving program
will be given following the business
meeting.
Charles Clary, New Germany CCC
camp, visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Clary.
Miss Fances Thrasher entertained a
number Of her friends at a birthday
party at her home here
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NEW GERMANY

About fifty friends and relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Fresh gathered at
their home on Saturday evening and
surprised them. The occasion being
their twenty-eighth wedding ami
versary.
Misses Bernice and Grace Otto, Will
lard Otto and Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine
Otto and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
]. Otto were dinner guests on Sun
day at the home of Simon Maust, at
Springs, Pa.
Misses Clara, Leanna and Zeola
Layman were recent guests at the
home of F. H. Broadwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and
family, Friendsville, spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine
Otto.
Miss Martha Broadwater, who re-
Gently had her tonsils removed, is con-
valescing at her home here.
Mrs. Marshall burst had her right
hand painfully crushed on Monday
when she caught it in the wringer on
her washing machine.
Thursday, November
On Halloween night the members
of the New Germany CCC camp held
Halloween party in the Administra-
ton cabin. The cabin was artistically
decorated for the occasion with corn
and jolly, smiling jack-o-lanterns.
The guests were in costume. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer burst,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Otto, Mr. and Mrs.
James Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Altpeter, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon
Duckworth and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall burst, Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine
Otto, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Swauger,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Garlitz, Mrs. Rich
ard Lidie, Misses Ruth and Hilda
Stephen, L. Campbell, Kathleen Baer
Messrs. Beryl Stephen, "Red" Walters,
Frank Dormio, George Mckenzie,
and Lieutenant Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Felix and
daughters, Misses Helen Kemp and
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T. B. Clinic Next Wednesday

A tuberculosis clinic, which was to
have been held at the health office in
Oakland ON November Is, has been
postponed until Wednesday, November
20, at nine o'clock.
DR.. E. c. Peck, health officer, and
DR.. M. V. Veldee, of the United States
Public Health Service, have been busy
this week giving the scarlet fever skin
test and the serum for prevention of
that disease to the pupils in number
Of the schools of the county.