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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-11-07

of knowing Sylvia was safe and In
good hands she began, paradoxically
enough, to worry madly. Timidly as a
girl she summoned Stanley Heath to
the small, round table.
Sylvia isn't coming" she explained.
all bushes. "she telephoned she was
going to stay over in town"
They seated themselves.
1t was the first time they had ever
been alone at meal.
my, but you are marvellous cook"
Heath remarked, during the progress
of the meal
ooh, not really. You're hungry
that's all. Things taste good when
you are"
ct isn't that Everything you put
your hand to is well done. You're a
marvellous person, Marcia"
"You are talking foolishness."
every man talks foolishness once
in his life, suppose. Perhaps I am
talking it tonight because our time to-
gether is so short. am leaving here
tomorrow morning"
Stanley"
Across the table he caught her hand.
"I am well now and have no fur
ther excuse for imposing on your hos
pitality. have accepted every man
ner of kindness from YOU"
Don't call it that" she interrupted
| "What else can I call it? I was a
stranger and you took me in. It was
sweet of especially when you
knew nothing about me. Now the time
has come for me to go. Tomorrow
morning I am giving myself up to the
Wilton sheriff"
Oh, no-no!"
cit is the only square thing to do
isn't it?"
| She made no answer.
He rose and came to her side, slip
ping an arm about her.
Marcia. Dearest! / am doing what
you wish, am I not? You wanted me
to go through with it,"
She covered her face and he felt 8
shudder pass over her
eyes. But that was then" she
whispered
At the words, he drew her to he1
feet and into his arms.
Marcia, beloved! I love you-love
you with all my heart-my soul-ar
that is in me. You know it-knoW
that every moment we have been to-
gether has been heaven. Tell me vol
love me, dear-for you do love me
Don't deny it-not tonight-our las1
night together. Say that you love me-
"You-know," she faltered, her arms
creeping about his neck.
He kissed her then-her hair, hel
eyes, her neck, her lips-long, burning
kisses that left her quivering beneath
the rush of them.
Their passion brought her to her
self and she drew away.
"What is it, dear?"
1--WE can't We must not. Some
thing stands between us-we have NJ
right. Forgive me-"
"But my dear"
"We have no right she repeated
1--WE must not love-"
But we do, sweetheart" was hi
triumphant cry. eve do
| 1--WE must forget"
| "Can you forget?" he reproached.
"I-I-can try"
"Ah, your tongue is too honest, Mar
J cha. You cannot forget. Neither ca
l I. Our pledge is given. We belong t
one another. / shall not surrende
} what is whenever"
!. Tomorrow"
! "Let us not talk of tomorrow"
! 1--WE must. We shall be parted then
] "Only for little while. shall com
] back to you. Our love will hold. Alb
3 sence, distance, nothing can part us
E not really. Tell me you love me so
: may leave knowing the truth fror
your own sweet lips"
2 II love you, Stanley-God help me!
e "Ah, now I can go! It will not ;
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THE STORY

Marcia despite her unfortunate ma
trimonial experience, finds pleasure IN
her daily life, but is lonely at times.
and has invited her late husbands
niece, Sylvia Hayden, whom she has
never seen, to visit her. The girl ar
rives and Marcia takes to her at once,
while Sylvia, expecting to see some
what elderly aunt, finds Marcia more
like sister.
Into the uneventful, happy lives OF
the two women comes adventure. A
stranger, on the verge of exhaustion,
finds his way to Marcia's home. Cared
for, he explains that his power boat
ran aground in the fog. His wrist is
injured. Secretly, he asks Marcia to
hide package containing jeWelry,
which she does. The doctor comes, with
Elisha Winslow, town sheriff, bringing
the news of a jewel robbery on neigh
boring Long Island estate. The stran-
ger, Hospitality put to bed, gives his
name as Stanley Heath.
Unable to write because of his In
jured wrist, Heath has Marcia Mrs
S. G. Heath. He also wires orders to
man named Currier to come at once.
Sylvia, in her room bedecks herself
; with the jewels. At Marcia's approach,
she hides them there. Heath asks Mar
cha to bring him the Jewels They are
gone! Terror stricken, she informs
Heath. Later, Sylvia restores them to
| their original hiding place.
Eleazer Croker brings telegram
for Heath. Sylvia being away, he deems
it an opportune time to 'tpop the ques-
ton" to Marcia, but her thoughts are
busy with her stranger guest. Elisha
Winslow, arriving with the news of a
fire in the village, sends Eleazer hastily
home. Elisha, by accident, discovers
the jewels and has no doubt they are
the stolen gems, and that Heath is
the thief. Saying nothing to Marcia,
but replacing the jewels, he returns to
the village to make plans, with Eleazer
for arresting Heath.
The pair first takes the sheriff S
i badge and handouts, which are bro
ken, to Sawyer Falls to be fixed, and
while there learn of a telegram sent
by Heath to Mrs. Heath. 1t is not
until the next morning that they are
able to make the trip to the Home
sead Meanwhile, Currier, Heaths
right-hand man, arrives, and in look
ing for the supposedly lost jewels,
finds them under the brick where they
had been hidden originally. Taking
them, he starts back for New York in
Heath's boat just before the sheriff
and Eleazer arrive.
The officials, having no evidence
against Heath, leave, discounted. To
Sylvia, Marcia admits that she loves
Heath, and still has faith in his in
nocence. While Sylvia is sure of his
| guilt, she declares she will help him
escape, which Marcia is unwilling to
do.
Marcia tells Heath she believes him
innocent but urges him, if he is guilty
! to confess He admits nothing, though
obviously gratified by her trust ant
almost acknowledged love.
The story continues:
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(To Be Continued
, 1935-08-11
Good VIII
Work Being
Done Here

The Brownsville Red Cross chap
ter, through its Junior Red Cross
department, OF which Nh. Z. G
Dodds is chairman. Is doing some
conspicuous good will work. The
art department Of the junior high
school will make the 100 menu
ccrds for the Christmas dinner OF
tn Pacific Fleet. This work will
be done under the supervision OF
Miss Elizabeth Ruff. and the cards
are to be sent from here in Sep
TENDER.
An unusual bit Of international
good will and educational work is
the exchange OF scrap books be-
tween grade schools OF different ma
tons. The Port Isabel school sent
a scrap book to the national Red
Cross offices to be exchanged with
another from schools in China,
Spain or France. This was pre-
pared under the direction OF Miss
Anna Schenpaugh, principal. and
highly commended by the ma
tional Red Cross.
Port Isabel Is in the Brownsville
Red Cross territory. These scrap
books depict the mode Of living,
manners and customs Of juvenile
life in different countries.
, 1935-08-11
Brde-eLec Is
Honored With
Shouer Event

Miss Anita CiSneroS, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Eduardo Rojas will take
place the latter part of the month,
Was honored with a miscellaneous
shower Wednesday evening in San
Benito by Miss Esther Ruenes, Of
that city.
TIE affair was given on the lawn.
which was strung with lights. Games
OF cards and dominoeS we're enjoyed
throughout the evening.
Those present included Miss AnNa
ClsneroS. and Misses Lila Gutierrez
and Guadalupe CisneroS Of Browns
vile; Celeste ESparZa, Maria Her
linda zepeda, Angelica Martinez,
Francesca Zepeda, Consuelo Mar
tineZ, Estela Esparza, Amelia de Ia
Cara, Kate Polio. Herminia and
Carolina Esparza, Della and Lila
Villarreal. Adela Gonzalez, Guada-
lupe Hernandez. Alicia Tamez,
Anita VaSqueZ, Josefina Rodriguez,
Lila EScamilla. Dora Saldana. Della
Ramirez, Herlinda AlaniZ, Maria
CriStina RueneS and Lila Vasquez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramiro Ramirez.
MI. and Mrs. Emiliano Cantu, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ramon RueneS, all Of
San Benito. Messrs. Alberto Garcia
Jesus Gonzalez. and Rafael Cantu.
OF San Benito; Jose Rodriguez. OF
Harrington: Ricardo Garcia, Cesar
Pacheco. and Rafael Ramirez, OF
Brownsville, Pedro Suarez. Eduardo
Rojas. and Antonio CiSneroS Of
Matamoros; Ralph Clayton Shurres
ard Charles FiSter. Of Kansas City.
Missouri.
, 1935-08-11

Brownsville schools. and a popular
member Of the younger set. The
visitor, whose home Is In Lockharts
Is attending the University OF Mis-
sissippi. where he plays center on
the football team. He plans 70 leave
Monday night for his home In Lock-
hart.
Mrs. Lula George. Miss Mary Hell
en- George, and j. G. George. return
ed Friday from 8 delightful trip
spent along the Florida coast.
Mrs. T. p. Sarran has as her guests
Mrs. Ed Wilson of Santa Rosa. New
Mexico, and Mrs. Albert Klaus OF
Post.
Miss Alice Kittrell. Of Houston who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs-
Fannie d. Putegnat. for the past SIX
weeks or two months, has returned
TO her home.
Mrs. George McGonigle. Jr.. and
George Lee who spent the past week
or so in Houston as the guests OF the
formers mother. have returned 20
their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal d. Sundell
have returned from q three months
trip to the middle west, Chicago, Ill.
and parts Of Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.. Cells. and
children OF Shreveport. Louisiana
have arrived to visit Mrs. Collis's
mother, Mrs. J. r.. Burton for q
couple OF weeks. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Jennie Pute-
gnat. who has been visiting her aunt
fer some time. MN
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Smith and
children, Of San Antonio are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Knope, former
residents OF Brownsville, are In
Brownsville for a ten days visit with
Mrs. Jimmy Cowan. Mr.. and MS
Knope left here several years ago.
for washington, D.. c., and receXR-
" have been making their homeYia
Fort Wayne. Indiana. Mary Fran
ces Knope. young daughter OF the
couple, hiss been visiting here since
school closed In the summer. She VIII
accompany her mother and father
back to Fort Wayne.
Miss Cherille DeBardeleben. IN
structor In the Brownsville school
system. is in New Mexico visiting
another instructor In the Browns
Vile schools. Miss Frances Delaney.
Miss Gladys Trimble. Mrs. Dan q.
Fowler and Miss Katherine String
fellow. are planning TO leave e7rlv
Sunday morning for a two-day visit
in K%ingsville with Miss Nancy
Stringfellow and Miss Media Crosse.
The latter two have been attendtrg
both sessions OF the summer school
there, working towards a degree
Mrs. Virginia Sherer planned TO
leave Saturday NIGHT for Ashevilie.
North Carolina. for q tw0-mcnths'
vacation. She plans 10 visit relatives
in New Orleans. Louisiana and Mo-
bile. Alabama. en- route.
Judge and Mrs. Bascom COX left
Friday morning fer a 30-day tour OF
the west coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee q. James have
as their guests their dau0hter. Mrs.
w. b. McAilister. end Mr.. McAnis-
ter OF Fort Worth. Mr.. and Mrs.
McAIlister are spending their vaca-
ton here and will be here a week or
so.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Bowen OF Caris-
bad, New Mexico are quests In the
home CT MI. and Mrs. Ben Freuden-
stein.
, 1935-08-11
Ani0uL Departure of Guests
And Local Nacationists Haze
Interest in Social Circles

The number Of visitors arriving
and departing. and the returning
travellers, and departing vacationistS,
stin are holding interest for social
circles.
Mrs. Lee Hallam and daughter,
Miss Virginia Hallam, who have
been guests in the home Of DR..
and Mrs. S. K. Hallam for almost
the entire summer r planning TO
return to their home in Fort Worth
the latter part Of next week. Mrs.
Lee Hallam's other daughter, Mrs,
Jean Hemery and MI. Hemery are
leaving Tuesday for Fort Worth.
Mrs. Volney w. Taylor and daugh-
ter, Miss Marizell Taylor. are leav-
ing Monday for Austin where Mrs.
Taylor will be engaged in Fedora
ton affairs, and Miss Taylor will
make preliminary arrangements for
her entrance to the University this
fall.
Miss Taylor will go on to Dallas,
where she will visit her maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas z. Cook.
MIS-. Taylor will return to Browns
vile by way Of Houston. stopping
there en- route to do some work on
the Federation yearbook, which Is TO
be published soon.
Judge and Mrs. Taylor have had
q number Of guests during the sum-
mer, and have been spending much
OF their time at their cottage in Port
Isabel. Guests at the cottage last
weekend were Judge Taylcr's sister,
Mrs. Ike c. White, and Judge White
Of Austin.
Volney w. Taylor, Jr., has had as
his guest for the past ten days. G.
r. Nelson, a former student IN the
, 1935-08-11
Anniversary
Is CeLeb ruted
By Chapter

ACpeClAl 70 Inc herhldl
LA FERIA, Aug. 10. La Feria
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star held q very impressive service
Monday evening in the new loca-
ton. The worthy matron, Mrs.
Thelma Hoffman. and worthy pa
iron. d. S. knight, presided.
The chapter celebrated its twelfth
birthday anniversary. and honored
its first worthy matron. Mrs. Flor
ence knight by presenting her with
g life membership certificate.
Alta Brewer gave a brief history
OF the chapter. and a splendid talk
on the meaning Of anniversaries. At
the close OF her story, she asked that
the chapter members renew their
pledge OF allegiance by giving the
obligation service. which was held
under the leadership Of the worthy
patron. ID. s. Knight.
Each year the chapter celebrates
the birthday Of its founder, Robert
Morris. and this year the member
ship will attend A morning church
service, August IS.
Mrs Ralph Smith Is spending a
month in Louisville, Kentucky. Wis
ting relatives and friends.
Mrs. ID. w. Sigler returned home
this week after having been out of
town for several months visiting her
son and daughter.
Mrs. Bessie Till returned Tuesday
after two weeks spent visiting her
parents. in Lufkin.
Miss Susan Starkey and Miss Edna
Erickson spent the weekend In
kingsville az the guest OF Miss Cod
win.
, 1935-08-11
Lucky 1911
Entertained
This Week

Mrs. Oren A. Thompson was
hostess Wednesday afternoon TO
members Of the Lucky Is Bridge
club at her home.
Guests Of the club included Mrs.
Lewis Greer, Of Stilwell. Okla; Miss
Adelaide Duffy. OF CORTLAND. N.
Vi: and Mrs. Fred Rusteberg. ST..
Trophies were awarded to Mes
DANES Duffy, Greer, Rusteberg and
r. q. Willis.
Club members playing were Mes
danes Arthur Pitt, FLOYD Benn,
Charley Lovinger. "A. <. Harper, z.
Giles. u. B Lawrence, K. Garcia
and r. G. Willis.
Mrs. "A. Z. Harper will be host
ess to the club Wednesday, August
81.
, 1935-08-11
Mrs. Hamilton Will
Lead Program For
B and PW Meeting

Mrs. Kate Hamilton will be In
charge Of the program at the reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
club Monday evening at 1880 o'clock
in the Chamber OF Commerce build
ing. The usbiect of the evenings
discussion will be Parliamentary
Rules and Their Application"
, 1935-08-11
Grandmother Honors
Joe Ingram On His
Birthday Re c e

Complimenting her grandson. Joe
Ingram on his fourteenth birthday.
Mrs. Susan Ingram surprised him
with o "tacky" party ut her home
on West washington street We'd
nesday evening.
Twenty-Five friends OF the honor
guest participated In a treasure hunt,
games and dancing. The lawn was
strung with lights, and furnished
an attractive setting for an enjoy
able affair.
Mrs. Ingram was assisted In enter
tcining by her daughters. Misses
Josephine and Effie Ingram and
Mrs. Joe Ingram. mother Of the
honor guest.
, 1935-08-11
CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
Cub Pack meeting at the Chamber
Of Commerce building at z p. m.
w. NJ. s. of the First Methodist
church in circles: One, Mrs. McGil-
very. Garfield street, Victoria
Heights; Young Matrons. Mrs. S.
L. Lockwood, 1446 w. 18th.
Meeting Of the 3. & p. W. club
at 7:3O p. m. at Chamber Of Gem
merce building.
WomaniS Auxiliary OF the First
Presbyterian church in circles: One,
Mrs. Louise Grove. Mrs. Marvin
Martin hostess; two, Mrs. w. A.
Redding: three, Mrs. S. j. Early;
four, Mrs. III. M. Clark.
TUESDAY
All-day sketching meeting Of the
Art League with basket lunch at
home of Mrs. w. w. Ely on South
most road.
Mrs. Joe Ingram viii entertain
the Mardi club.
Ween Frac with Mrs. Tommy
Thomas.
WEDNESDAY
Little Women with Sylvia SOM
rher.
Ladies Aid at Lutheran church at
3 p. m. with Mrs. Ella Brown as host
eSS.
THURSDAY
Modern Priscilla Of Olmito with
Miss Audrey Willis.
Evening meeting OF the Bide-a-
Wee with Mrs. w. Fl. Huffman.
Ice cream social by e Jardin
Heights Social club with Mrs. w.
B. Mather.
FRIDAY
Sewing Circle OF the VIEW Aux
iliaryq at the home Of Mrs. j. 7.
Johnson. 1884 w. st. Charles.
Friday Bridge with Mrs. +. J.
Nolan.
Entire Nous Bridge club with Mrs.
Charles Wiech.
, 1935-08-11
Mrs. Taylor Is
Hostess At
Luncheon

Mrs. Volney w. Taylor entertain
ed at luncheon Monday at the Hotel
BrazoS In Port Isabel honoring her
h~ouseguest, Taylor's sister. Mrs. Ike
G. White. OF Austin. Only members
Of the New Era club were present
al the affair.
Those present included Mrs.
White. and Mesdames d. p. Gay, Jr,
Willie "A. George, Order Perkins,
Fen Freudenstein. II. B. Hanson,
q. w. Johnson and Nathan Moore.
, 1935-08-11
Mrs. Mach anus Is
Hostess To The
Entire Nous Club

Mrs. =. z Macmanus was hostess
70 members OF the Entire Nous
Bridge club at her home Friday
afternoon. During the games Of
bridge. Mrs. Henry Smith was high
with the hostess being second.
Mrs. d. K Clint was q guest Of
the club. Club members playing
were Mesdames Charles Wiech. j.
3 Samuel. Z 4. Dickson, Henry
Smith, Floyd Jones. and r. Z. Green.
The club VIII be entertained next
week by Mr& Charles Wiech.
, 1935-08-11
Church Groups
Meet Lately
In NesLaco

WESLACO, Aug. l0.-The Baptlst
w. M. U. met Monday for thavkeg-
ular business session. with MrBAT.
1. Smith presiding. Mrs. zada
Jones gave the devotional.
Mrs. Z. B. Holland gave the re-
port OF the quarterly meeting OF the
w. M. u. held at Harlingen last
weekend. Mesdames +. L. Smith.
w A. Smith. z. B. Holland. II. d.
Ramsey. j. c. Nix and r. T. Hud-
son attended from Weslaco, also
Coline Puckett, reporting for Inter-
mediate q. AS and Doris Nix, re-
porting for Junior q. AS.
"A box was sent TO Buckner's Or
phan's Home in July. The pres
ident appointed a nominating
committee. Mrs. J. Y. Rohr, PEN
ny-a-Day chairman, gave a report
Of the August collection. Fourteen
members were present.
Next Monday the w. NJ. 8. meets
in circles In the church for Bible
study.
Mrs. r. Schroeder entertained
circle two Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary society Monday. Mrs. II. A.
Denison gave the devotional. Mrs
Reneau gave an interesting paper
On Tent Evangelism in Japan 4
Eighteen members were present.
Korea was the subject OF the les-|
son OF circle three which met atl
the home Of Mrs. Haas on Iowa
Street. Mrs. Phil Hoge was in
charge Of the program with Mrs
d. s. Carson giving the devotional
Members OF the wednesday
Luncheon we're entertained We'd
nesday morning at the home OF
Mrs. Leroy Buss In Donna.
Score favor was presented ri
Mrs Lester Weber at the close
Of the games. Besides club mem
bers guests included Miss Margaret
Hartung OF Alabama, Mrs. w. 81
Ray. Mrs. Neal Cummings, Mrs. HI
8. Ridgeway. Mrs. ID. d. Bottom
and Miss Florence Hester, al Of
Donna
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lake Couchl
have returned from q few weeks
spent In Colorado points.
Miss Elizabeth Averyt of Bre~l
mond, Is spending o short timk here
as guest OF her sister. Mrk, Aclara
ence Gound.
Mrs. c M. Pearre Of Abilene "a
In Weslaco as the guest OF her
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pearre.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Bestenlehnef
and son, Junior. have returned
from a summer spent In tina nnrth-
ern statea
, 1935-08-11
Mr.. w. w. Ely Will
Be Hostess To The
Art League Group

The Art League viii meet Tues
day morning al the home OF Mrs.
w. w. Ely. on the Southwest road.
The League members are to enjoy
an all-day sketching meeting, and
viii have q basket lunch at noon
, 1935-08-11
Wthers
Is Bride OF
c. McMaLlie

Especial TO The Herald)
EDINBURG. Aug. 10. - Miss Lena
withers, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. Withers, and MI. Clifton Nc
Nallie were united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage Sunday
morning with Rev. G. r. Brewster
reading the ring ceremony.
The bride wore a model Of blue
and white with matching blue Access
series.
The young couple will be at home
in Edinburg.
Mrs. John Ellis entertained Mon
day afternoon in the Tots Lot Of
the Methodist church when 10 lit
tie girls gathered to honor the sew
enth birthday Of Dorothy Jean Ellis.
Many games and delightful story
telling were enjoyed along with a
treasure hunt Of gum drops. Fa-
vors Of cleverly dressed dolls were
presented to the guests.
Ice cream and cake were served
by the hostess assisted by Mr.. r. l.
Lyon and Annette Closner.
The ladies Of the Baptist w. NJ. U.
met at the church Tuesday with
Mrs. Harry ZavitZ In charge.
Miss Sonora Ponder read the
scripture lesson and Mrs. o. EN-
Jones gave a report OF the quar-
terly meeting held in Harrington re-
Gently. Refreshments were served
TO the II members present.
The circles Of the Methodist w.
M. U. met Tuesday afternoon at the
church in a Fellowship" meeting
with the Sunshine circle as hostess.
Following a brief buSi'less session
with Mrs. Elmo Bright presiding
and the devotional service in charge
OF Mrs. NJ. B. Crouch, a very in
teresting program was given under
the direction OF Mrs. W. +. McFa~
land.
Mrs. j. A. ShoSenberg read When
Custom Binds" a playlet, and Mrs.
l.. H. Piper gave a talk on Life In
a Korean Village" Following these
a short play, "Alice's House Warm
ing" was given with II children
taking part. Thirty-two ladies were
served delicious refreshments by the
Sunshine circle during the social
hour.
The home Of Mrs. Frank Vickers
was opened Wednesday afternoon
to a group OF friends who gathered
to honor Mrs. Clifton McNallie, a
recent bride, with a delightful show
er.
Various games and contests were
enjoyed followed with the surprise
presentation Of many lovely gifts
to the honoree.
Delicious refreshments OF sand
wiches, cake and punch were serv-
ed to 80 guests.
The Evening circle Of the Presby-
terrain Auxiliary met with Miss Rig
NOR Leffland Tuesday evening with
Miss Leffland conducting the Bible
study and giving a very interesting
discussion on Christ in Every Day
Life"
The Order Of the Rainbow Girls
held the regular meeting Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Floyd Billiard act
ing as mother advisor In the absence
OF Mrs. G. j. Hamme. Frances Rush
was initiated into the order as a
new member during the meeting In
q very impressive ceremony. Mrs.
Billiard and Mrs. G. A. Liljestrand
served refreshments to those pres
ent at the close Of the meeting.
Mrs. r. D. Heyler was hostess to
the members Of the Mary Layne
circle Of the Baptist w. M. u. We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. w. l..
Matthews In charge Of the devo-
tional. Mrs. o. EN- Jones was in
charge Of the Mission study for the
afternoon.
Mrs. John Mckinney was hostess
to the Cactus club Wednesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. =. 8. Hearne scored
In the games.
MARYLAND VISITORS
Mrs. Harold 9. Smith and three
-AtfA~~A n~~nafY. wR~w~~f~-A
, 1935-08-11
LEAVE o MEXICO

Mrs. Arthur g. Hipp and small
daughter. Arthora, left Tuesday
morning for San Luis Potosi, Mex
leo. where they plan to be for the
uext month or six weeks.
, 1935-08-11
Mrs. Brown Will
Be Hostess To The
Ladies $ All

Mrs. Ella Brown will be hostess
to the members Of the Ladies' Aid
Of the LuthQtan church Wednesday,
August II. at the church at 3 o'clock
IN the afternoon.
, 1935-08-11
MARYLAND

Mrs. Harold Q. Smith and three
children, Of Rockville. Maryland.
has arrived TO visit her sister, Mrs.
George Wilson. during the month
Of August. A number Of informal
affairs have been planned for the
visitors entertainment.
Milford chronicle., 1935-04-19

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