davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
CHAPTER FIFTEEN (Continued)


He called the number of Dover's
largest bank, and when he got it he
said, Let me talk to Mr.. Hughes
in the bond department" And when
Mr.. Hughes got on the wire he said,
"Hughes-this is Bert Thompson.
I've got some bonds here and
think there's something phony
about 'em somewhere. Can you give
me report on em?
"Okay Here they are. Five per
cent gold bonds Of the Atlas 81 Iron
River Railroad, issued 1923, $500 de-
nomination. Serial numbers 1856
to 1889, inclusive. Will you check
on 'em and let me know? Thanks" !"
He hung up and turned to the
man who sat across the desk. That
man said, Whats the matter?
Strike something's"
Il don't know" said Thompson.
welsh kept his securities in that
other box, over at the First Ma
tional. I'm just kind of curious to
why he had these salted away here,
that's all"
n II
A few minutes later his phone
rang. He answered, said, Yeah
yeah, I see. =. Thanks a lot, "
and hung up. He turned to mis- COL
league and tapped the desk softly
with little sheaf of bonds.
Well" he said, u know some
thing"
SOP"
Yeah. These bonds here were
stolen from the National Bank of
Neola-yOu know, that little town
doWnstate?-about a month and a
half ago in holdup."
The other man raised his eye
broWs.
No trace of 'em since" contin-
ued Thompson. Here they are,
tucked away in Welsh's safety de-
posit box"
Well" said the other, Il expect
you'd better give the police a buzz,
hadn't you?"
Thompson nodded. Then he hap
pened to think of something.
Say" he said, the Federal men
have been working on that case.
It's supposed to be one Of Red
Jackson's robberies. 1 remember
reading about it. I believe I'll give
their local office a call
A ND so, half an hour later, Larry
L n Glenn came into the office.
looked at the bonds, made notes,
and heard the story. And half an
hour after that he was back in his
own office, taking counsel with Mike
Hagan, sergeant in the Dover de-
tective force.
WHO was this Welsh, anyway?"
he asked. Who'd he be apt to be
dealing with that'd slip him a pack
age like this?"
Most anybody He was fixer,
see--a high-grade fixer. He COL
lected for"-Mike gulped and red
dened slightly-"for the police big
shots. Any racketeer in Dover
might've handed them to him.
Larry looked at the slip of paper
on which he had written the de-
scription of the bonds.
Hot hands," he said meditatively
Good as can be, eventually, but
poison to put on the market right
now. Did you ever hear that Welsh
acted as fence for securities of this
kind?"
Hagan shook his head.
That wasn't his line" he said.
I'D say he probably got 'em from
some racketeer or other who hap
pened to be stuck with 'em. Knuc-
kles had contacts all around. He
wouldn't have expected to keep 'em
very long. Most likely he just salted
EN- away here until he got chance
to shove them through some regular
fence"
Then he probably got them just
recently?"
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
SUIT FACED BY CHURCH
Bedford Woman Injured When
Window Fell During Services.
Times Special


BEDFORD. Ind, Oct. 24-Mem-
bers of the Pentecost Mission, an
unincorporated church here, are
being sued for $4,000. A complaint,
filed by Bertha Cain, seeks that sum
for injuries which she declares were
sustained when a window in the
church building fell on her during
services Sept. /.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
by Robert Bruce

So they were shown into the
private Office Of the notorious Sonny
Boyd.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24

Undoubtedly I'd say within the
week, most likely"
Larry looked thoughtfully at the
sheet of paper.
That's pretty good-sized wad,"
he said at last. These bonds have
face value Of sl4,50O. What's
more, they're within few points
Of par right now. Unless the man
who gave them to him was pretty
hard pressed, they must have
changed hands at within a couple
Of thousand or so Of their face
value"
He paused. and there was a lit
tie silence. Then he went on:
Listen, Mike. Have you got any
kind OF an idea Of any racketeer
here in Dover who might have put
that big a deal through with
Knuckles Welsh during the last
week or 10 days?
Mike frowned throughtfully and
looked at the ceiling, rubbing his
chin with stubby fingers.
ITS hard to tell" he said finally.
They might have been part of some
regular, periodic payment. 1 mean,
take bird who's at the head of
some syndicate or other, and who's
down to pay Knuckles 10 grand a
month. These bonds might have
been used for one month payment.
On the other hand, of course, they
might have represented some sep
arate deal"
But the one thing we can be
confident Of" said Larry, "is that
Welsh didn't act as the fencep"
Not him. He had a finger in
pretty near everything, but he was
never fence"
so that he got the bonds as a
payment for something, and didn't
just buy them?"
HAGAN nodded. There was an
l. i other silence, during which the
detective continued to rub his chin
thoughtfuily. At last he leaned
back in his chair and put his hands
behind his head.
Here's the only hunch I got, and
it's nothing more than a hunch, he
said. About week ago, I hear a
fellow is opening a new string CT
bookle joints through the east side
This fellow is policy operator-you
know, sells those numbers tickets
and he's starting to branch out
in the gambling racket. I'm not on
that detail, SO I don't know much
about it, but one of the boys tells
me this fellow gets wired in with
the city administration and isn't
bothered.
Anyhow, the take on thing like
that'd be pretty big; and if he got
himself wired in, he most likely did
it through Knuckles Welsh, because
knuckles was the bird to see on
things like that"
Larry thought for a minute.
who is this bird?" he asked.
Names Boyd-Sonny Boyd, they
call him. He's been in the policy
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
Profits Endangered

Predicting that nearly ali states
will enact unemployment compensa-
ton laws within a short time, Mr.
Baum admitted that it is only
natural that organized business
should oppose legislation of this
kind
The business man must make
profits and this task is so difficult
that he objects to any cost increase.
Fortunately, he has found by prac-
tical experience that it pays in the
long run to eliminate social evils,
that sweat-shop conditions, cheap
labor, accidents, sickness and labor
unrest are the costliest forms of in
efficiency" " hp said
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
Policy Considered Wise

There has been a growing con-
viction among enlightened employ
ers that the removal Of the workers
fear and anxiety over possible ex-
poSure to the hazards Of old age,
death and unemployment is a wise
business policy.
Business always has to foot the
bill. Philanthropy, which endoWs hos
pitals and supports clinics; Com
munity Chests which contribute to
relieve unemployed and destitute
families; charity societies which
support the aged-all of these re-
sources come out Of business. The
Social Security Act will make the
process of supplying relief more
direct. more prompt, more assured,
more self-respecting, more business
like.
In short, it sets up against in
dustry and business a direct charge
for a social hazard which is more
adequate and less precarious than
voluntary measures can ever pro-
vide"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
PRO-HUNCARIA
CYULESE

A Pro-Hrrngaria Magyar NIX
Vilagszovetseg Youngstown osz
talya, szeptember o-en tartotta
rendes havi gyileset West
Sidei Magyar Otthonban, szep
szamu tagsag jelenleteben.
A gyulesen jelen volt Macy
bizottsag alelnoke: Habodasz
Gustav, aki eloadta a Nagybi-
zottsag gyiilesenek hatarozatat
es felkereset hogy a Pro-Hun-
garia allitana ossze- az oktober
6-iki gyasziinnepely programjat
es vallalna annak lerendezeset
is.
A tisztikar es tagsag tudoma
sui vette es egyhangulag elfo-
gadta gyasziinnepely lerende-
zeset. A Pro-Hungaria tiszti-
kara es tagsaga lelkesen dolgo-
xix azon, hogy az iinnepely min
den tekintetben impozans es
melto legyen jellegehez.
A tagsag elhatarozta, hogy
oktober l4-en, hetf6n este nagy
kartya es bingo estelyt rendez
penztara javara. Sandwichet.
teat es sttemenyt is felszolga-
lunk csekely 25c belepti dij ellie
neben. Mindenki hivatalos. fer
flax, ifjak egy arant.
Macy alarcos bait is tervezett
a tagsag november l7-en vasar-
nap este, szinten a West Sidei
Magyar Otthonban tartja. En-
tekes dijakban reszesiilnek
legszebb, legcsunyabb es leger-
dekesebb jelmezesek. Kitun6
zene es jo italokrol gondosko-
dix a rendezoseg. Mar el6re fell
hivjuk a magyarsag szives fl
gyelmet ezekre az estelyekre,
inert aki igazan jol akar szora-
kozni, az biztosan elton a Pro-
Hungaria estelyere. Maid ke-
sobbi szamunkban, b6vebben
trunk rola.
Csete Sandorne, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
BRIDGEPORT .SZ0VET-
seq GYULEST TART. 4.

A Bridgeport Szovetseg
youngstown 16-ik osztalya a
rank jovo vasarnap tartja rendes
havi gyuleset a szokott helyen
Is idoben, keretnek tagok
hogy mindannyian jojjenek el a
gyulesre, annal is inkabb, inert
az elmult harom honapon al
mem volt gyiiles, csak havidij
beszedes es most lesz felolvasva
felevi elszamolas, aki most az
iigykezelohoz viszi a havidijat,
sajnos mem lesz elfogalva. Be-
teg tag: Damjus Janos. Beteg-
seq az ugykezelonel jelentend6:
1884 Silliman St. Telefon o4O50.
Husoczky Jozsef, iigykezelo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
|"YOUNGSTOWN es VIDEKE HlRE;I"
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
KSzli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - End St. Niles, O

Jov6 vasarnap delel6tt az is
tenitisztelet vegeztevel Noegy-
letiink rendkivtli gyiilest tart,
melyre minden tagot szeretet-
tel hiv meg az elnokseg.
Arvahazi vasarnap. Jovo va
sarnap este DR.. Nanassy Lajos,
arvahaz feliigyelo vegez este
fel 8-kor templomunkban sol
galatot egyszersmind adoma-
nyokat gyiijt ligonieri magyar
Arvahaz reszere. Aki jote-
kony intezetet partolni ohajtja,
jojjon ell felekezeti kulonbsee
nelkiil templomunkba ada at
az arvahazra szant adomanyat
Mt. Nanassy Lajos felugyel6 ur-
max.
Youngstownban september he
22-en lesz a legkozelebbi ,isteni
tisztelet a Rayen Avenuen le-
vo lutheranus templomban, reg
gel fel o-kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kozoliuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 0ssze-
joveteleit, stb. mem tobb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
September 15-en, vasapnap
West Sidei Polgari Kor Oszi
Balja West Sidei Magyar
Hazban.
September 28-an, szombaton
a Campbell Magyar Polgari Kor
nagy oszi balja a Roman Hall
ban.
Szepternber 2e-en, vasarnap
a West Sidei Sport Kor sziireti
balja Magyar Hazban.
Oktober 6-an, vasarnap, gyasz-
unnepely az aradi vertanuk en-
lekere, a Central Auditorium
ban.
Oktober 12-en, szombaton a
Ref. Ferfi es Noi Betegsegelyze
Egylet 6szi balja a West Side
Magyar Hazban. Medve Is
Szikora zenekara jatszik.
Oktober 13-an, vasarnap a Ma.
gyarok Nagyasszonya rom. kath
egyhaz bucsu balja a sajat ter
meben.
Okt6ber IS. rs, 27-iki napo-
kon, este z oral kezdettel nagy
bazar a gor. katholikusok temp.
lom alatti termeben.
Oktober 27-en, vasarnap Yer
hovay Nap Central Audito-
riumban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
SIT. GY0RGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelkesz:
FoT. MAckOv J. JOSEF
Lak6s:
e16 Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2036
Tempiom: zoe Mahonina Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

Borju vacsora. Nagyszerii Dor,
ju vacsorat ad hitkozsegink
september ho 20-en este nyolc
oral kezdettel templomunk alatt
termeben Mahoning Avenuen
A borlut hiveink: Takacs Fe-
reno es neje ajandekozzak a eel
ra templomunknak halabol, hogy
legkisebb gyermekeik is, AL.
bert, Mihaly es 2ozsi szental.
dozashoz jarulhattak az elmult
honapban. A vacsorat oltaregy.
lett asszonyaink keszi- tx. A va.
csorara szolo jegyet alacsony ar
ban aruljuk. Asszonyaink haz.
hoz viszik a vacsorai jegyeket
Hiveink josziviisegere es aldo.
zatkeszsegere feltetlen szami-
tunk. Remeljiik, mint maskor
most sem lesz senki, aki leg.
alabb egy jegyet ne venne az
estre. Idegen vendegek is lesz-
mex koztiink sokan.
Macy Bazar. Elore jelezziik
hiveinknek es partoloinknak
hogy oktober no Is. 20. 27 ma.
pokon harom es es Macy bazart
rendeziink templomunk javara
Az estnek sok erdekessege lesz
Szamitunk mindenkire hitkozse-
gtinkbol es remeljuk, hogy ma
gyar testvereink, ismeroseink is
eljonnek bingozni es nyerni. T
dologrol meg trunk.
Eucharisztikus kongresszus
AZ Oltariszentseg kongresszus,
amint ait hiveink hallottak. sok
bucsuval lesz kapcsolatos; teljes
es reszletes bucsut nyerhetunk
ha a kongresszuson reszt We
SUNK, vagy celjaira adakozunk
imadkozunk. September 25-er
delutan ? orakor lesz keleti seer.
tartasunk szerint scent mise. Le-
gyiink rata jelen. Aki csak te-
heti, a kongresszusra elmenjen
kis koltseggel es faradsaggal sok
lelki kincset gyiijthet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
KUKORICA StjTES

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
364-ik amerikai osztalya most
szombaton este kukorica es
virstli sutest rendez egy Ellis
worth kozeleben levo farman.
A tagok, akik barataikat is ell
hozhatjak, a West Sidei Ma
gyar Hazban talalkoznak este
het es fel nyolc kozt, amikor
egy truck indul farmara. Ha
egy kellemes estet akar eltolteni
ragyogo 6szi holdvilagnal,
ugy jojjon el es hozza magaval
baratait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
SIT. ISTVAN MAGYAR
B0M. KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZSEG
Pl6b8nos:
F6T.. BRO L0RlNc !.
o6@ Wilson Ave Telefon 31906
Minden felreertes kikerules,

Minden felreertes kikeriilese
vegett megismetlem figyelmez-
tetesefn, hogy a .templom alta
jara kiirt gyermekek, mind ko-
telesek rendesen jarni az elso-
aldozasi oktatasra. Akkor kell
a gyermek lelket alakitani, ami
kor az alakithato, fogekony min
den j0ra es mem akkor, mikor
mar eltanult minden rosszasa-
got. romlott pajtasok kozott.
Mem szeretem, ha valamelyik
szil0 ebben a kerdesben oko-
sabb akar lenni a papanal is. A
fatal csenete melle kell az ero-
sito, vedo karo es mem a ven
ia melie. A gyermek lelke olyan,
mint viasz es azert addig kell
formalni jora. mig mem keso
A szulo minden bolcsessege
dacara sem lesz kepes egyediil a
neveles munkajat ellatni. listen
XII akarla a maga reszet venni
ebbol. Ri az, aki mem akar az
Istennek .chancet adni ERE? -
Campbellben mindig szombaton
delelott lesz az Oktatas 1890
tol kezdve. A varosban vasar-
nap a kismise utan.
Sok szulo ait hajlando gon-
dolni, hogyha gyermeke elve-
gezte az elso scent aldozast, hat
tobbe mem sziikseg oktatasra
jarnia. Ez igen nagy tevedes.
Az elso esztendoben csak a leg
fontosabb .igazsagokat lehet a
gyernek lelkebe csopogtetni. A
tovabbi esztendok alatt pedig
kibovitik kereteket, szelesebb
alapokra helyezik az oktatast.
Tehat minden szrlo tartsa ko-
telessegenek, hogy gyermeke az
elso szentaldozas utan is jarjon
pontosan oktatasra. Odahaza
hat esztendeig jartunk iskolaba
es majdnem minden nap tanul-
TUX a katekizmust. Megis min
dent elfeled az ember? Az anne
rikai gyermek sem okosabb az
europainal a vallas dolgaiban.
-Annal is inkabb jojjenek a~gyer-
mekek az oktatasra. inert ber-
malas lesz az oszon. Oktatas mel
kul pedig mem lesz bermalas
.senki szamara.
A census munkaja is folyik.
A bazar tiketek is fogynak. A
joakarat mem hianyzik az embe-
rekben. Megertik, hogy ez rend-
XVIII alkalom hitkozseg ele-
teben, amit valamikeppen csak
meg kell Innepelni. Az ossze-
tartas ,kis dolgokbol is tud ma
.gyot alkotni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
VERHOVAY 1O8.

A Verhoyay, Segely Egylet
lO8ik osztaly beteg tagjai he
ten: Varga Janos, l647 Mid
land Ave-; Katko Ferenc, Hub
bard; Pivarnyik Mihaly, 800
Alexander ST.; Hauzer Fulop,
Us S. Forest Ayt.;; Kundrath
Janos, Wi!liamfield.
Turner Jozsef, titkar,
lis Manchester Ave.
Felefon: olO5o. .,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
TURNER PAINE MEGHALT

Turner Paine AZ ewes, 1882
sHezlip St. youngstown lakos,
szeptember 8-an varosi korhaz
deli osztalyan meghalt. Tur-
nerne Is ev ota lakott varosunk-
ban. Tagja volt Fuggetlen
Reformatus Egyhaznak, gya-
szolja ferje, Turner Pal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
VERHOVAY 21-IK FIOK
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink Id. Vas Ist-
van, Koleszar Gyorgy es Pusz-
ker Paine.
Betegseg titkarnal jelentendo,
17O6 Oak St. Tel. 3O86o.
Gober Janos titkar
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MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS ECYHAZ
Leikesz: Mt. Laky Zsigmend
737 Mahoning Ave
Tel. 39949

Hazaerkeztek. Visszaerkeztek
Magyarorszagrol Mt. Laky Zsig-
mondne es Laszlo fla, akik a
Budapesten tartott Ifjusagi vi
lagkongresszuson vettek reszt,
valamint Debrecenben tartott
Nemzeti Ifjusagi gyiilesen. A
President Roosevelt hajon er-
keztek meg. A hajonal Mt.
Laky Zsigmond varta az er-
kezoket, akiket azonnal kivitt
New Brunswickra, ahol meg
erkezes ideje alatt volt folya-
nathan az Ifjusagi Orszagos
c. E. gyiiles. Megerkezett a
lelkesz csalad tagjaival Kulcsar
Janosne egyhaztagunk is. Az
egyhaz tagjai szeretettel udvo-
zoltek hazaerkez6 utasokat.
Az ifjusag munkaban. Egyha-
zunk ifjusaga, tobb mint 50-en
multi vasarnap este tartot:ak elso
osszejovteliiket a nyar utan.
Ekkor tettek jelentest mindazok
akik New Brunswicken voltak
az Orszagos Ifjusagi gyiilesen.
Laky Laszlo elnokolt, aki ro-
widen jelentette magyarorszagi
tapasztalatait. A legkozelebbi
gyules jovo vasarnap este lesz,
pont fel 8 oral kezdettel.
Komoly $40 egyhazunk tag
jaihoz. Az osz minden eszten-
doben es minden egyhazban a
munkalkodas nagyobb aranyu
megindulasat jelenti. A mi egy-
hazunkban is. Sok tenni valo
var egyhazunkra, egyhazunk
minden tagjara. Csakis ugy
teljesitheti egyhazunk Jezustol
nyert megbizatasat, ha tagok
nemcsak erik felel6sseguket,
hanem azoknak igyekeznek is
eleget tenni. Az egyhazban So
ha sincs munkanelkiiliseg. lit
minden tagnak mindenkor van
eleg munkaja, minden tagra sok
felel6sseg var. Kerjuk azert
mindazokat az egyhaztagokat,
akik nemcsak nevleg, de valo-
ban is keresztyenek es egyhaz-
tagok, egy akarattal szorgalma-
toskodjanak az egyhaz felvira-
goztatasa erdekeben.
Youngstownban lesz az Or
szagos Reformatus gyules. Az
Amerikai Reformatusok maso-
dix orszagos .gyulese a kozel
multban volt, Perth Amboy,
N. J.-ben, az ottani Fuggetlen
Reformatus Egyhaz diszes temp
lomaban. A joYo eyre tervezett
f1armadik Orszagos gyiles
Youngstownban lesz megtartva,
ugyancsak Labor Day-kor, a mi
templomunkban. Ez ait jelenti,
hogy az orszag minden reszeb6l,
majdnem minden egyhazbol jon
mex kikiildottek, lelkeszek es vi
lagiak, ferfiak es nok. Tartsuk
szemeink elott gyilest mar
mostantol kezdve kesziljiiuk ra.
Tiz ewes evfordulok. Mar csak
egy nehany honap valaszt ell
minket tobb 10 ewes evfordulo
datumatol. Tiz evvel ezelott lott
ide az egyhaz mostani lelkesze,
10 evvel ezelott alakultak meg
a Lorantffy Noegylet es a Nap
sugar Egyesllet. Tiz evvel e.
elott szakadt szejjel a young
stowni reformatussag. EFT az
evfordulot mem fogjuk megiin-
nepelni, de imadkozo lelekkel
/ kerjuk Isteniinket, hogyha mas
kent mem, legalabb lelkileg hoz-
"a kozelebb ket egyhazat egy-
mashoz a 10 esztend6 elmulta-
val, hogy bar kiilon hajlekban
lakoznak, ugy erik, hogy egy
atyanak, egy nemzetnek oyer.
mekei
Evening star., 1935-11-13


opposite
the word "LetteedOW correctly
It Wills a package.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
Finishes Odd Trip.

On q 30-year-old bicycle with q
bamboo frame. Frantisek Jejie, q one
legged ex-soldier. has lust completed
q l,2O0-mile tour in Czechoslovakia.
Evening star., 1935-11-13
Old Inn Raided.

Thieves recently raided the Leather
Bottle, a famous Dickens inn, in
Bromley, England, taking $3.50 worth
of stock and an automobile.
, 1935-03-05
Meu,s, Notes
OfiMercedes

MERCEDES, March 5.-MrS. Ocie
Mcneil spent several days last week
In Edinburg, q guest OF Mrs. Arthur
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Graham are
entertaining Mrs. Grahams moth
er, Mrs. sam Norriu, OF Pilot Point.
They, with Miss Amy Cornish and
her mother, Mrs. A. II. Cornish OF
Graham, were weekend visitors In
Brownsville and Matamoros.
Mrs. w. N. Cobb left during the
past week for a visit with relatives
In Cameron and LampaSSas.
Mrs. Rogers Kelly OF Edinburg,
daughter of Mrs. Mary Morrow OF
this city, visited her mother here
this past week, Just prior 10 her leaV-
ing for q six weeks stay IN Mexico
City. Mrs. Kelly is doing research
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. II. Poteet has for
guests this past week, Mayor y
Mrs. John Waite OF Mission. MIR.
Waite Is Mrs Poteet's brother.
N. A. Brown has returned 10 MS
home In Cuero, after q visit here
with his brother, z. A. Brown ano
family. o..
Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Reid had ioi
guests this past week. DR.. and Mrs
j. ID. Carroll of Harrington.
II. 3. Seay has returned from q
business trip to San Antonio ana
Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. X. Watson ano
Mrs. Gussye Lauderdale returned al
the week end from a visit IN San An
tonic.
, 1935-03-05
Society Plans
For Meeting
Wednesday

The women's Missionary Society
of the First Methodist church met
Monday afternoon at the church
for a business meeting. The meet
ing was opened with a hymn, fol-
lowed by the devotional which was
given by Mrs. c. w. Colgin, and
which was taken from Matthew.
This was followG by a prayer led
by Mr.. j. r. Styles.
The meeting was presided over
BY the president. Mrs. III. b. JET
fiery. All circles made good reports
for their groups. Plans were made
for the zone meeting that u 70 be
held here Wednesday.
Delegates to the Southwestern
Texas conference OF Methodist So
cieties to be held In San Antonio.
April 9, we're elected as follows:
Mrs. j. Harrison Diltz. Mrs. w. w.
Ball. Mrs. r. L. Bolding. and Mrs.
II. 3. Jeffrey.
Announcement was made Of the
world day Of prayer which Ia TO be
! observed here Friday.
Mrs. Harry Lovelace gave the re-
port OF the recent Church Fedora
ton meeting. Delegates for the
next Federation meeting were ap-
pointed as follows: Mrs. b. Z
Walters. Mrs. G. @. Bennett, Mrs
r.. G. Bryson.
, 1935-03-05
Raymondoil!e
Meu,s Notes

RAYMONDVILLE, March 5.-Mrs.
II. Z. TONNE entertained the Little
Bridge club Friday afternoon, with
the following guests present: Mes
danes j. p. Bremen. c. G. Conley,
G. r. Holloway, d. E Decker, B. 5.
Wright. w. w. Grayson, E. B. Bur-
ton, w. II. Bostick, G. r. Lochrie,
II. q. Fawkes, q. s. Duffield and
T. II. Jamison. Mrs. Fawkes was
high.
The Wednesday Bridge club met
with Mrs. Gertrude Humphrey last
week. Those who we're present in
cluded Mesdames Percy GoSs. Ted
Green, N. c. Tracy, r. w. Green, G,
~. Howard, j. q. Caudle, Wayne
Sprecher, Doyne Holder. B. S. Duff
field, Harry Shapiro. Frank James
and J. p. Bremen. Mrs. Duffield was
awarded the trophy and Mrs. Shapiro
was second.
Altus Lilies Of Harrington was q
business caller here Mor<iay morn
ing.
r. p. Bush, Lud Snow. Herschel
Holder and r. L. Wilson played goli
on the Brownsville course Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Caudle, Mrs Z,
N. Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. j. N,
Hightower were callers in HaTlinger
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pilgrim OF Aus
tin are visiting in Raymondville.
Rev. James w. Albritten returned
Saturday from Little Rock where ht
attended the General Missionary
Council Of the Methodist church last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. @. Harris were
business callers Friday afternoon II
Harrington
K. L. Walk OF San Benito was a
business caller here Monday.
Gene Smith. Earl Huff. G. P. HI.
bun. George Wright and r. B. Bush
played golf Saturday at Mission.
c. A. Edgerton. Fred Stone, Dol
Stone and j. II. Reese attended the
Hooks-Lopez fight at Harlinger
Monday night.
Earl Cox left Friday morning fol
n visit TO Oklahoma.