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The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07
CRUCER
CHURCH ACTIVITIES

CHURCH ACTIVITIES
''Week of Prayer" Program
Given By Methodist w. M. s.
In connection with the monthly bust
ness session, a program in observance
of the Week of Prayer" was given by
the Methodist W. M. S. on Monday after
noon, November 4. Eleven members
were present. During the business ses.
sion. which was presided over by the
President, Mrs. J. C. Cannon, several
important details were attended to
Following the secretary-treasurer's re-
port. the roll was called and contribut-
ions were made on pledges. Mrs. Cannon
appointed a nominating committee, COM
posed of Mesdames j. P. Hairston, j. E.
Turner and E. J. Hines, to make a report
the second Monday in November, the
time for the annual election of officers.
Mesdames T. B. Smith, R. Y Wright and
r. B. O'Reilly were named as a COM
mlttee to collect articles for the Thanks
giving box to be sent to the orphans
home. Mesdames Joyce Cox, G. G. Grif-
fin and j. G. Cannon will serve as a
committee to make arrangements for
bazaar and lunch to be given on an early
date for the benefit of the organization.
Octagon soap coupons were collected.
The society voted to hold meetings
each Monday at 2:3O o'clock instead of
three o'clock. Mrs. j. E. Turner was in
charge of the Week of Prayer" pro-
gram which opened with the members
singing as a prayer hymn Have Thine
Own Way, Lord" Mrs. Turner then pre-
sented a poster on the Week of Prayer"
and Self-Denial and gave part of the
Spiritual Life message on Prayer As
adjustment from the World Out
look. The missionary leaflet, " Mrs.
Auxiliary Member Visits Ensley Com
munity Centers," was also presented by
Mrs. Turner. Sweet Hour of Prayer
was then sung and after each stanza a
prayer was given and offering placed in
a collection plate by members.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07
Methodist Pastor Transferred.

At the annual meeting of the North
Mississippi Conference the local Metho
dist pastor, Reverend J. J. Baird was
transferred to Central Church in Column
bus. Reverend Baird has served on this
field two years, and during this time he
has made many fast friends among all
denominations who regret his leaving.
He will be succeeded in the work here
by Reverend A. R. Beasley, who comes
from Minter City.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07
WEST COLORED FAIR

The colored people held their annual
fair Friday. Nov. l at their school
building. The fair was opened by a
song, Down By the Old River Side"
with Kathleen Ashford at the piano.
There were fifteen or twenty in the
choir who sang this touching song beau
ttifully. Benny Cooper, county agent,
spoke, followed by the county supervis-
or Tom King, principal of the school
spoke in the conclusion, after which the
crowd inspected the many exhibits and
the committee judged the canned goods
and fancy work. Mrs. Mildred w.
Holmes West Woman's Club was asked
to be chairman of the committee and she
was assisted by Mrs. G. D. Thornton and
Mrs Ben Hathcock.
Mrs. VIII Brock, Mrs. Edd Brock, Miss
Anne Cross, Mrs. L. Snavely, Mrs. Tom
| Davis, Mrs. A. c. Autry, Mrs Joe Steen,
Mrs. John Afford, Miss Annie White
Mrs. A. I. Campbell, John Watson
Holmes and Mark Hathcock were among
the white people who visited the fair
Among the exhibits was specially noticed
coop of R. |. Reds, owned by Clemmor
McGee, member of All club. The judges
believed the chickens to be as fine as
any raised in Holmes county.
Norah Fleming, a IL year old boy hat
several clay figures all nodded by him
self. His horse, COW, and other animal!
were excellent. Mildred Parker won thu
prize offered by the West Woman's Cluf
for the best pie and pastry. Their ex
hibits included belt made of ciga
wrappers, a coat suit made of fertili
zer sacks, a smock of sugar sacks,
bird house made in gourd, shirt mad,
over 80 years ago, quilt over "a year
ago. dresses, pillow cases, bed spread
table covers, quilts, doilies, rugs.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07
WEST

Continued f-om Page 81

West Bulldogs Victorious Over Walden
The West Bulldogs emerged from the
hard fought clash with Walden football
team Friday afternoon with a victory OF
60. Both tetams played hard and a,
the end of the first half the score was
60 Both teams played hard and at
the West boys obtained possession of
the ball and began the drive that netted
them the victory.
| DR.. Vaughn of Lexington was here
| Wednesday.
{ Willie E. Jones of Tchula was in West
on business Tuesday
| Mrs. j. E. Hagin has just returned
from a delightful visit to friends in New
| Orleans.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stevens and Jr.
were guests of their parents at Emory
| Sunday.
! Among the week end visitors in the
parental homes. from different schools
and colleges were: Misses Nell and Lucille
Smith and Nelma Sweet, of H. J. c.;
Julia Grow, of Jackson, Hugh Shuttle
worth. of Miss. State; Wells Woody of
Ole Miss. Edward Gordin of H. j. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Campbell went to
Lexington for a short stay Thursday
evening.
Raymond Phillips and Miss Alice Phil
lips called on Kosciusko friends Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. E. Turner came down from
Grenada to viist her mother, Mrs. c. f.
Phillips for several weeks.
NJ, Mre y
domicied in the E. A. Brock home. We
welcome them to our town.
Joe Steen and Paul Phillips left this
week for Elaine, Ark. to visit friends
and to look for work.
Misses Clara Watson and Sara Barry
Gellespie students at Ole Miss, accom-
panied Mr. Edmond Reed Brock to Lex
ington where they visited in the home
of Miss Watson's parents.
Brownie Steen, student of Ole Miss
visited homefolks in Durant.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Snavely and family
visited Mr.. Snavely's relatives in Duck
hill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Taylor were Du-
rant visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Tate and son Billy
' iS4leu MIS- dle parents IN Emory
Sunday.
Mrs W. T. Brock left Tuesday to at
tend the State Convention of The Mis-
sissippi Federation of Women's Clubs.
Natchez, Nov. 6, Z, 8.
Mrs. NJ Taylor and son, Fred. of Bow
ling Green, were guests in the home of
c. E. eagle Sunday.
Mr. Edmond Reed Brock, law stu
dent at Ole Miss spent Saturday night
and Sunday at home. He had as his
guest Mr. Sornie Laslie, a senior at the
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Holmes visited
in Winona Friday evening. Miss Martha
Rhyme was also a visitor in Winona
She was the guest of her sister, Edith,
who teaches music in the high school
of that city.
Mr.. U. L. Alexander attended to bu-
siness matters in Lexington Saturday.
We are indeed sorry to report the
illness of Miss Katie Cade. She has
been carried to the Baptist Hospital
in Jackson for an examination and treat
ment.
We are pleased to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Jackson and Charlotte to.
our town.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07
AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK TO BE
OBSERVED BY PIT. A.

In observance of American Education
Week, the local PIT. A. will have
program on Thursday afternoon, Novem
Der IA. Newer Methods of Teaching
the Three R'S' is the topic of the pro-
gram which is being arranged by Mrs.
NJ. w. Estes. Demonstrations of the old
and new methods of teaching will be
given by Mrs. W. W. Belts and Miss
Fannie Liddell, who will have groups of
pupils from the old and new schools.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07
Rev. Roberts Named
Beulah Pastor Sunday

Rev. N. H. Roberts of Acona was
named as the pastor of the Beulah Bap-
tlst church following a congregational
meeting last Sunday afternoon. He will
assume the pastorate at once. Rev.
Roberts was former pastor of the de-
nomination and resigned to return to
the seminary for further work and study.
his many local friends will welcome his
return to his former church.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07

Louis Brickell of Yazoo City, stopped
here Sunday for short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. King and Miss Addie
Downer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Smell and little
daughter, Marjorie, came over from
Greenvile during the week end to visit
Mrs SHELLS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. W.
Afford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor had as
their Sabbath day guests her brother,
Mr.. Martin and family, of Greenwood.
Enroute from Columbus to Merigold
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Campbell stopped
here Friday for an overnight visit in
the home of his sister, Mrs. NJ W. Estes
! and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Belts drove up
to Sidon Sunday to visit Dr. and Mrs T.
c. Kelly.
Friends of Mr.. A. B. Archer and Mrs.
j. 7. Parker regret to learn that thew
have been on the sick list for several
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07

Shop in Greenwood this week
end and be sure to see values Of
fered in Dresses, Coats, ETC., at
DeLOach's.
The Lexington advertiser., 1935-11-07

oigger and better than before-The
Magazine clubbing offer.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

tohces 20 va NADIA podre espe-
raf y me quedare a la luna de
valencia. iY TODD por ser po-
ore por no tener dinero para ha
Ger 10 mismo que hace ell otro!
En- su desesperaci6n, renida
en- su hlpocresia, no Sc lie ocu :
rrlo otro remedio que ir a con-
TAR sus cuitas al padre Cerrada
J ala Sc fue dado a los demo-
MOS Ell que siempre aparentaba
estar dado a los santos.
81 ell amigo de su ito no lie a.
yuaaoa, 81 no lie protegia, con-
slderabase perdido.
Hasta acariciaba la idea de
pedlrie que lie prestara alg7dn d.
nero para trasladarse tambien
a Andalucia.
iPor que no?
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

Sc opone a clio y me arrastra a
la felicidad por Ell canine de la
'locura? En- buen bora.
"Ya no lucho; me dejo arras-
|trar, lie sligo.
"Pero de 10 que ocurra, listed
|sera ell responsible, y a listed
lie tocara defenderme de todos
los peligros que me amenacen."
La amorosa inteligencia era
un hecho, y continue va con ell
auxilio de la doncellita, siendo
un secreto para todos.
Enrique habia vencidO.
CAPITULO X
Ell padre CerTuda. prestamiStd
LEGO ell verano, y los marque
ses de Riabaja, decidieron, como
todos los amos, If a pasar una
temporada en- sus posesiones de
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
EN- Ell
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Cave Man fue derrotado ano-
che, en- la oncena carrera, por
Chances Lad, a quien los exper
tos habfan escogido para ell ter
GER lugar. Dusky NTH, a quien
Sc preferfa para esa posicion,
hizo honor a los que lie escogie-
ron, Los boletes de Lad Sc pa
garon a $3.50. Ell vencedor es
hermano de Cave Man, pero dos
amos mas viejo,
Triunf6 Lucky Sally en- la no
vena carrera y sus billetes jun
tos con los de Officer Dick, ven
cedor e MIA Qctava, Sc pagaron
a $3.50.
Benedict tambien era ell favo
rito en- la S6ptima e lhizo honor
a sus apostadores.
Para manana Sc anuncia una
matinee, que comenzara a las 3
de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Ell DE LUCHAS
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Los "yillanos" predominant en-
ell programa que esta neche ofre
cera, en- Benjamin Field, la en-
presa que dicta 6rdenes a la CO.
mission atletica de Tampa.
Bob Savage, ell de la barba,
que 10 mismo asesta un pufeta-
70 que un puntapie, segun lie
convenga, tendra de antagonis-
ia al Sr. Babe Caddock, ciuda-
dano que para 81 reclamaba la
corona de primer luchador de
Florida.
Caddock no esta include en-
ell grupo de "villanos" y especia
liza en- llaves japonesas.
Jack Macarthur, que es ell "a
sombro" de los "villanos' por
su repertoire de tacticas ilega4
les y super-rudas, sc opondra al
"avance" del vaquero Jack Ro-
gers, uno que tambien Sc luce
a~garrando y pegando por donde
lie da La CANA.
Ell viejo griego Pappas, macs
tro de "villanias," no obstante
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

mGvil Pajaro Azul alcanzando
una velocidad superior a 200 mi
Has, no obstante ell relative NAL
estado de la playa.
La exacta velocidad de aver
nc Sc pudo calcular, por no ma
Der actuado los oficiales de la
A. A. A.
Varias veces, en- ell curse de
las seis~millas corridas en- Ia
prueba, ell "clutch" resbal6, los
frenos Sc "helaron" y TODD ell
instrumental sc conmovi6.
Campbell expres6 su conten-
to por las pruebas, diciendo: FL
Pajaro Azul es un automovil de
fabrication domestica y Ihasta
hoy no habia moyido una rueda
sobre ell terreno. Las faltas a.
preciadas podran corregirse ia
cilmente.
Unos 5000 espectadores Sc "a
glomeraron a presenciar las
pruebas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
PARTIDOS DE BASKET
BALL PARA ESTA NOCHE

Dos teams" de esta .ciudad,
Universidad de Tampa Y Pam
teras de Plant, jugaran esta no.
che con dos de St. Petersburg,
los Diablos Verdes y los Trian-
gulos, en- Ell Coliseo de la Isla
Davis. ="
Los universitarios vencieron
recientemente a los Sunkist, de
Lakeland, y las Panteras sc JAG
tan de sus seis v~ictorias y tres
derrotas en- la Conferencia de
Diez.
Els probable que la Universe
dad presente la alineaci6n 81 {
|guien.e: Harry Mccartney y FL
don Cage, f; Crockett Farnell, C
~ Ed O'Reilly y Cotton Clinton,
G.
Lamar Sara di6 anoche esta
probable Inca de ataque: jack
son Logan y Hector Ginesta, f;
Joe Cradle, c; y Robert Mckay
y Halbert Barber, g.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
HERIDO UN CIUDADANO
EN- Ell PARQUE DE SOTO

En- su domicilio, en- ell parque
De Soto, en- Palmetto Beach, su
fri6 anoche una grave herida
de revolver ell ciudadano Lind
sey Pigoot, de 35 amos, quien di
10 a la policia que ell arma Sc lie
habia caido de las manos, hi :
riendolo.
Como la policia duda del re :
lato, por la trayectoria del pro-
.yectil, quedo detenida Mabel ST.
mons.
La bala lie entr6 por un cos
tado y su estado es gastante
grave.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Candida fue uno de los nrime.
A. J. SIM ms, Inc.

Candida fue uno de los prime
res EN- saberlo y la recibi6 ate
rrado.
La desperation apoder6se
del sobrino del can6nigo, a pesar
de su aparente mansedumbre.
Use va Elvira, sin que 20
haya adelantado un solo paso
en- mis- prop6sitos! - Sc dijo con
rabia.
PorQue verdaderamente, esta
ba en- suS pretensiones 10 miSmo
que al principle, o quizas peor.
Sus insinuaciones no lie ha :
.bian Waldo otra cosa que mar :
cados desaires por parte de FL
vira.
Los marqueses lie apoyaban,
bien 10 conocia; pero ique tenia
con este, 81 la joven lie mostra-
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Pleitos = Divorcios

Saffolds Bros. Produce Co.
contra r. M. Wetherall Co., Inc.
condado de Marlborough contra
Virginia Lee Downall; City de
Tampa contra Jose Hilgero; JET
ferson Standard Life contra
Martin Caraballo; w. w. Tired
then contra Burton G. Henson;
c.. Maruchi contra T. D. McGi-
mis-; Maxwell sCharlow contra
Julia Dfgis Charlow; Ernest
Kaufman y John Lazaro con :
ira la goleta Star y Jose Maldo-
nado.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
GIRONES REPUESTO DE LA
GRIPPE

Barcelona, Feb. 15.-La de :
rrota de Freddie Miller, en- Pa :
ris, probablemente afectara a la
pelea que Sc habia anunciado
entire ell americana y ell campe6n
Jose Girones.
Restablecido va de la grippe,
que lie retuvo en- CANA yarioS
dfas, ell catalan ha acceptable un
"bout" con ell frances Tassin!
La fecha de este encuentro no sc
ha senalado todavia.
La |. B. u. ha anunciado un
torneo para cubrir la vacante de
campe6n europeo de los pesos
plumas y Girones Sc ha inscrip-
to.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Andalucia.

Tenian ALI, en- las inmedia-
clones de Granada, una hermo-
sa finca, cuya casa conservaba
artisticoS veStigios de la arqui-
tectura arabe.
Era un carmen poetico y her
moso, rodeado de extensos jar
dimes que 10 convertian en- I'm
'paraiso.
Situado en- una de las eStriba
clones de Sierra Elvira, la tenn
peratura era ALI muy agradable
durante los calurosos meses de
eStio.
Comenzaron a hacer Sus WISH
tas de despedida, y la noticia
del pr6ximo viaje de los mar
queseS, cundi6 entire sus hume
rosas relaciones.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
OTRA VICTORIA FACIL DE
LEVINSKY

West Palm Beach, Feb. 15.-
Viajando y combatiendo a ira
yes de Florida, King Levinsky,
ell pdgil del peso complete, acos
to anoche, en- ell segundo ~asalto,
a Ted De Marano, de Bedford,
Conn.
La pelea Sc habfa anunciado
a cuatro asaltos, a 'beneficio de
los veteranos invalidos. Levins-
ky demostr6 ser muy superior a
su oponente.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
"a a las claraS su aversion?

No saba que ~existiese amoro
sa inteligencia entire Elvira V
Enrique; pero su instinto lie Sc
nalaba en- Morales I'm rival te-
mibie. en- visperas, por 10 me :
nos de ser favorecido, y este au
ment6 su despecho.
Como 6l es rico,-pens6,-
podra seguirla, if a in~stalarse
en- Granada para estar cerca de
ella, para verla a todas boras
y como ella, por su parte, lie DO
ouena cara, acabaran nor en-
tenderse. Cuando regresen del
Veraneo, seran va novios, ann a
&c 'pecho de los marqueses, y en-
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
IGNACIO ARA ELEAR
CON RUSTICALL

Madrid, Feb. 15.-En ell Cir
co de Price, Ignacio Ara, que a
cababa de regresar de I'm viaje
a Cuba, peleara con un nuevo
gladiator italiano que llega pre-
cedido de bastante enfermedad,
Rusticalli.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
CASA
SEMINOLE

Solo $4,000. $4,000 al con-
.tado. Sala grande, comedor, CO.
Gina, dos cuartos de dormir, ba-
no, portal de dormir en- ell fren-
tie, hogan para ell invierno, GER
ca del institute. Ell dueno page
|$11,500 por ella. Gale pavimen
tada. La adquirimos por una hi
poteca de $4,000. ,Refrigera :
dor ~electrico. Bien amueblada.
Lame a A. V. Lopez, Telefono
1851.
A cINRNC -
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
BAER PELEARA HOY CON POREDA

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. Is.
campe6n del peso compile
to, que dice haber ingresado va
en- la categoria de los ~'FhoZnbres
Sc pondra hSy los guam
ties para una function de benefi-
clio, cumpliendo asi una prone
sa que hiciera hace cinco amos.
Baer Sc batira con Stanley Pc
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

reda. de Jersey City, e. I'm
match a custro asaltos. ElFio
ducto de 10 que Sc cobre en- las
taquillas sc entregas Ia Sra.
Elsie Camilli, viuda del gladia-
dor Frank Campbell" que mu
rio un dia despu, S de haber pc
leado con Baer, en- 1880.
Esperase que a la Sra. Camil-
Ii lie queden unos $4,000.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
HABLASE DE UN POSSIBLE
MATCH ENTIRE GIRONES
Y HOLTZER

Paris, Feb. 15.-Aseg1rase
que ell empresario jeff Dickson
ha ofrecido a Jose Girones, que
esta en- Barcelona, un ~contrato
para pelear con ell frances Holt
ger, vencedor de Freddie Miller.
Els probable qe Ignacio Ara,
ell aragones, sea contratado tam
bien por ell mismo empresario.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
LUMKIN VENCIO A HENRY

Filadelfia, Feb. 15.-Wade
Lumpkin, de Miami, venci6 a :
noche, en- seis asaltos, a Tom
Henry, de FiladeIfia. Pesaba
Lumpkin 1912 libras y su ri
val 172.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

sus amos, ha ofrecido veneer al
comedido Abe RoThberg, y lei
sueco Holmerg reaparecera fren
tie a Tom Mahoney, ell hombre
de las llaves de tijera.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

Entire los boxeadores derro-
tados por ell it3liano figuran
Nioche, de Ries, Bassin y Bes-
neux.
Para ell mismo programa han
sido contratados Riambau, De
Diego y Emilio Iglesias.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
AL c~ontrario.

Al contrario.
En- veneer esos obstaculos es-
taba ell complemento de su di :
cha.
Y, dando va por segura la CO.
rrespondencia a su amor, escri-
bia:
"Amandonos como nos anna :
mos, venceremos y seremos fe-
Ices"
La contestaci6n a aquella Sc
gunda carta, fue otra negative,
pero mas debil que la primera.
Enrique insisti6, y, al fin, reci-
bio una tercera carta de Elvira,
en- la que esta lie decia:
Sea: cedo. Acepto su carino
Y correspond a su amor.
H querido resistirme, ne
querido ser razonable.... 1Usted
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
DFPORTES
CANZONERI ACEPTA UNA
PELEA

PELEA
New York, Feb. 15.-El direc
tor de Tony Canzoneri, Sammy
Goldman, anunci6 aver haber "a
ceptado los terminus de un con-
trato para que su dirigido pelee
ell dia 3 de MARIO, en- Kentucky,
vfspera del Derby.
Todavia no sabe Goldman
quien sera ell oponente del ex :
campe6n del peso ligero.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
La Gaceta Folletin No. 101
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Ninguna de sus amorosas a :
ventures, habia tenido ell atrac-
two de una situacion tan an6ma
la.
Ii Vencere -exclam6 lleno
de esperanto.
Y escribi6 a Elvira una Sc :
gunda carta, en- la que rebatia
elocuentemente todos los argu :
mentos expuestos por ella.
iPues que! GPorque ante ellos
Sc levantasen obstaculos, habian
de retroceder?
80 a
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

SIR MALCOLM CAMPBELL
PROBO AVER SU PAJARO
AZUL
, 1935-06-09
West Brownsville
Final Honor Roll
For Year Released

F-St grade, Az: Seferina Guar
da, Guadalupe Martinez. Virginia
Gonzales. Francisco Zamora, Juani-
to Almasan.
Second grade, Al: Dorothy Ann
Ellington, Happy" Tandy, Evelyn
Whitman, Mary Francis Hardin.
George Lee cGonigle, Brownie
Owens, Ca rie Cara, Charles Wein-
ert. Lewis White, Jr.
Second grade, Az: Jose Pena,
Adela Ayala.
Th.-d grade, Al: Lionel Winans,
VerneH Billings, Virginia Ford.
Fourth grade. Al: Lee Works.
Brent Pruden, Jimmie Rentfro, Carl
Dee Jackson, Barbara Williams.
Janice Mckay, Betty Neck, Dorothy
Shealer.
Fifth grade. Al: Helen Tidwell.
Marion Smith, Mike Macmanus.
Elmer Black, Began Smith, Billie
Faux. George Murphy.
~B" Honor Roll
First grade, AL: Adolf Dittmann,
Gail Gilmore, Constance Goodwin.
Betty Ann Neck, Cora Lee Robert
son. Georges Saenz. Maurice Upton.
Wanda Wiseman.
st grade, Az: David Almaraz,
John Clough, jose Garcia, Nativi-
dad Gonzales, Anastacio Guitron,
Jose Vallejo, Carnilo Castillo, Rose
Olivares. Jose Charles, Ruben Gar
cia. Frances Escobar, Mocces VAL
lejo.
Second grade, Al: Cecil Ingle-
hart. Joanna Craig. Maurice Smith,
Rose Marilyn Hinkley. Marian Alb
ney, Rose Marie Lightbourne.
Second grade. Az: Manuel Cor
tez, Pedro Sandoval, Cipriana
Charles, Frances Clough.
Third grade, Al: Eleno Capis-
tran. Pat Riley, Mike Riley. Eliz-
abeth Buckley. Margaret Craig,
Marinel Shelton. Courtney Schmidt,
Mildred Washington, John A. Oh
sen.
Fourth grade. Al: "Bubba" Crix-
ell. Walter Graza, Charles Jarrett,
Raymond Pigott, Joe Martin.
Fifth grade: AL: Highlan Fra
zier. Ted Graham. Richard Sabot-
ka. JACK Coffee, Helen Simerly. Ora
Lee Lamberth. Peggy Peck. Esther
La Madrid. Gloria Ramirez.
Closing with a membership Cd
222, Of that number 202 received full
promotion leaving but 80 retained
and is OF that number received one
half year promotions.
We. the teachers. GIace Godfrey
Madpe Singer. Elizabeth Graham,
Evelyn Sparks, Juanito Boory, Mrs.
F. T. Graham and Mrs. J. A. Rus
sell wish to thank the board Of ed
ucation. Superintendent z. c. Dodd,
our patrons and our friends for the
splendid cooperation in helping 10
make a school "for the children"
Signed:
Mrs. Russell. Principal.
, 1935-06-09
BANDITS RAID
IN MANCHURIA
Jap Officer and z Police
Members Killed BY
Looters

TOKYO, June S.-F1-A revival
Of bandit or guerilla outbreaks In
Manchuria was reported Saturday
BY vernacular newspapers which
said that q japanese officer and
even Manchoukuan policemen were
killed when $50 bandits attacked
them.
A Rengo Japanese news agency
dispatch from Antung said that the
bandits attacked and defeated the
Manchoukuan police detachment Is
miles southwest Of Antung.
A dispatch to the Nichi Nichi
from Hardin said that 400 bandits
attacked Maiehrshan station so
miles southeast Of Hardin, killed
four japanese and wrought heavy
damage. Japanese troops we're dis
patched TO both scenes.