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Flynn and Mrs. Harper Of Ray
mondvilie.
The young married couples OF the
Baptist SUNDAY school enjoyed a
domino party at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alton Strader recently. Ice
cream and cake were served TO Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Quick. Raymond
Hocott. Daymond Hocott, Densil
Strader. Lusk Keene and guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Burns.
The w. NJ. S. of the NJ. Z. Church
South met al the church Tuesday
afternoon. Devotional was given by
Mrs. Finlay. The second chapter OF
the Bible study The Teachings Of
Jesus on Human Relations" was
presented by Mrs. Eckbledt. Mrs.
T. r. Stanford will attend the dis
trict conference held in San Antonio
April 9 TO II inclusive. The society
will meet with Mrs. Chiffon next
Tuesday afternoon.
Some OF the out-of-town guests
who attended the county meet were
Mr.. Hodges. chemistry teacher in
Edinburg high school: Mrs. Cowan.
glee club director. and Miss Estes.
English teacher Of Harlingen.
Mrs. Rush Land and Mrs. r. ID.
Thornton were business callers in
McAllen recently.
Mrs. Z. +. Graham has returned
from a two weeks stay In Ray
mondville. She was accompanied
home for a short visit BY her son
Alta Galloway and small daughter.
Barbara.
Mrs. Bonnie Earnneart OF Edin-
burg and sister. Dora Brooks OF Har-
lingen were recent visitors Of their
sister. Mrs. Lewis Prator.
Geo. Potts and family Of Mer-
cedes we're guests Of his mother,
Mrs. Chiffon and sister. Miss Nadine
the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ". Keene and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Daymond
Hocott we're weekend visitors Of
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. ID.
Keene i'm Port Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Stanford have
returned from a buiness and pleas
ure trip TO Beeville and San An
tonic.
Rev. and Mrs. Marlin are in Pri-
mera conducting a revival. They
will remain through next week.
, 1935-03-29
History Of
Masonry Is
Discussed


DONNA. March 2e.-At the reg
ular meeting OF the Donna Lodge A.
r. a. A. NJ. No. 1896. the March
program. following out the yearly
program as outlined BY the Most
Worshipful Grand Master, was on
the early history Of Texas and the
early history OF Masonry in Texas.
The two are richly interviewer. as the
Tooth anniversary of the founding
OF Masonry In Texas will be cele-
brated next year. Many Of the lead
ing pioneers of those days, including
such men as Austin, Fannin. Hous-
ton and Arson Jones were MaSons
and as they found other Masons
among the early settlers, they laid
the foundations Of Masonry in the
state. r. II. Hern of Lodge 1910 Of
Mercedes was the speaker OF the
evening and gave a very interesting
address. K. ID. Mieners of Victory
Lodge No. 1850 San Antonio. a vi
sitting Mason. present at the meeting.
also spoke very entertainingly.
The Lodge voted a life membership
to w. A. Wright. who has been Secre-
tary for many years. in appreciation
Of his long and faithful service as
secretary and as a Brother Mason.
Refreshments Of sandwiches. cake,
coffee and fruit juice were served.
Members OF the North Donna
Home Demonstration club held an
all-day meeting Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. r. b. Holmes. for the
purpose OF making jellies and mar
malades. These will be very attract
lively wrapped and presented TO the
speakers on the program Of the Fed
Grafton meeting 10 be held in Donna
in April. The ladies served a cover
ed-dish luncheon at noon. Those
present we're MeSdames s. Y. Reed.
Norman Johnson. G. M. Holland, w.
T. Schlotzhauer, s. L. Appleby. w.
+. Ontjes, B. 4. Schraeder, M.
Moore and Mrs. Holmes.
A most enjoyable affair wss the
luncheon. at ire loIle OF Mrs.
GeoIge v. Bea-. when friends Sur-
prised her recently by arriving st
the noon hour each with a covered
dish. Dinner was served buffet style
from the table in the dinlng-room.
the guests afterwards beirg seated
at small tables N the living room.
Those enjoying the delightful event
were Mesdames Frank Thomson
enc her sister. Mrs. Burlington of
Harrington. Oscar Vickers. George
L. Turner. Waiter Farris r. 3
Truax and the honoree. Mrs. Bear.
The Ruth Bible class Of the Bap-
fist church met for their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday after
noon al the home Of Mrs. ID. A.
Puryear. with Mrs. r.. D.. Farris as
co-hoSteSs. A color theme OF yellow
and green was carried out in the
decorations and the spring flowers
used. Mrs. j.. w. Monk presided
over the business meeting. which
was followed by a social hour. Deli
cious refreshments OF sandwiches.
cookies and iced tea we're served
the following guests. MeSdames j.
w. Monk. w. ID. Naples. II. v. Ken
nedy. Joe Somers. Gordon Wilson.
Olson. j. r. Wier. Frank Miller.
Gregory. r. ID. Farris. Jr.. Harris
Carter. Titus McAdamS. j. T. Pow
ell John McLellon. Lenna Lockett.
John Norwood. Leon Morrow Win
ME Farris and the hostesses. Mrs.
r. ID. Farris and Mrs. ID. A. Pur-
year.
, 1935-03-29
Mrs. Farmer Makes
Address to Club

RANGERVILLE. March %. -
Simple procedure TO be followed by
Home Demonstration clubs based on
accepted texts in parliamentary law
was briefly explained to the RAN
gerville club by Mrs. j. r. Farmer.
president. Monday. Mrs. j. NJ. Bu-
chan was appointed to give short
parliamentary drills as a part Of
Zach club program.
The following committees were
appointed for Guest Day: refresh
ment. Mrs. Carrie Kaigler. Mrs. Ar
mold. and Mrs. Virginia Farmer: en-
tertainment, Mrs. j. M. Buchan. Mrs.
Arnold and Mrs. Orbin Morrow:
and Mrs. j. M. Buchan. reporter.
Mrs. w. z. Mcintyre will demon
strate the canning Of grapefruit
juice at her home the end of this
week. This product will later be
used 10 make marmalade to be ex-
hibited at the Dallas Fair.
Those present for the meeting we're
Mesdanies ID. VI. pierce Orbin Nor
row, Carrie Kaigler, Carl Kaigler,
j. r.. Farmer. j. NJ. Buchan. Virgin
la Farmer. Arnold. McCorkle. w. f..
Mcintyre, Joaquin TrouSdale, and
Mrs. J. M. Passmore, hostess.
, 1935-03-29

and Mrs. Jim Sweeney have as their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Goddell of
Southern California.
James G. Bowie who underwent
an operation in the Nix hospital in
San Antonio during the past few
days is reported TO be improving
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Downs have
had as their guest for the past few
days. Mr.. Downs nephew. Edward
Clark. personal secretary Of James
v. Alfred.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Potter have re-
turned from a trip to San Antonio
where they we're called by the death
Of Mr.. Potter's father. w. II. Pot
ter.
Mrs. M. L. Norvell is confined to
her home with an infection in the
eye.
Mrs. c. r. Pirtle and small son are
in Corpus Christi in company with
Mrs. Pirtle's mother. Mrs. Mary
Newman. Mrs. Pirtle will return
the last of the week while Mrs.
Newman will remain for a longer
visit.
Mrs. j. L. Bates has as ker guest
her mother, Mrs. II. Y. Ellison of
Taft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lallier have as
their guests their son and daughter.
Kenneth Lallier Of Fond du Lac.
Wisconsin. and Mrs. Leon Clark
Of Dennison. Following a sojourn
in the Valley for a few DAYS they
viii depart for their home in the
north.
d. w. Day has gone to San Antonio
where he will enter the Veterans
hospital. Mrs. Day will depart the
latter part Of the week for a short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Cooke have as
their guest. Mr.. Cookies sister. Mrs.
Lucy Finley of Kansas City.
Miss Dorothy Porter and her
brother. j. L. Porter have returned
from a trip to San Antonio. where
they visited in the home Of their
parents.
Mrs. G. r. Bruce is confined TO her
home with illness.
, 1935-03-29
Supper Is
Compliment
To Husbands

Tuesday evening at the Olmito
School building. members OF the
Modern Priscilla club entertained
their husbands and a few guests at
supper. Thirty-three were seated at
the table which was adorned with
spring flowers in bright hues.
Cards and dominoes yer diversion
throughout the evening.
Guests we're MeSsrS. and Mesdames
Kyle Bohannon. Louis Rank. Charl-
q Pinkley. o. 7. Williams. Mrs. l.
Terrell and Leroy Kitchin.
Members present were MeSSrs. and
Mesdames +. ID. Box. Louis Kiphen,
James Latimer. Robert McEowen,
Dan Robins. II. /. Wicklifie. Hugh
Wilbanks. @. b. Willis. John Wom-
ack. Dick Johnson, Claude Pearson
and Mrs. Eleanor Bray.
, 1935-03-29
Identification OF
Valley Highways Is
Urged Bv Speaker

'oD~tlhl 10 n herald
LYFORD. March %. 80 Mrs. Mar
vim McAskil Of E%dinburg. treasurer
Of Hidalgo county. was guest speak
er at the regular meeting Of the
Woman's Community club. Her
mother was also present.
Mrs. McAskil'S subject was High
way Identification" and she stress
ed the Importance OF Identification
Of the highways going in and out of
every Valley town. The speaker
suggested the planting Of native
shrubbery and she gave many useful
hints to the club women.
Spring flowers we're the attrac-
tive decorations OF the reception and
club rooms. The hostess. Mrs. Nc
Gee assisted by Mrs. Karl II. Dad
lestin of Raymondville served re-
freshments TO "a club members and
a few out Of club guests who we're
Mrs. McASkil and her mother. Miss
Jane Anderson OF Edinburg, Mrs.
, 1935-03-29
Country Home in San Benito
Scene OLD. A. r Luncheon

The Lieut.. Thomas Barlow Chap
ter. d. A. r. met In the lovely coun-
try home OF Mrs. e. M. Cash In san
Benito Saturday. Brownsville mem
bers attending we're Mesdames Ben
Freudenstein. w. w. Deem, George
Hamilton and Miss Betty Hooper. A
delicious three course luncheon was
served at one o'clock and hostesseS
for this occasion were MesdRmes
Stella Yoder. Charles Barber. Z. B.
Wells, .. .. Dodds. and Miss Ruth
Reed Of San Benito.
During the afternoon Mrs. o. II.
, 1935-03-29
Z. T. A. Sends Out
Plea For Rummage

The parent Teacher association
OF the high and junior high schools
VIII have a rummage sale in the
market square Saturday. March 80,
beginning at $3.50 a. m.
Those in charge urge that men,
bers OF the P.T.A.. friends and pat
rcns send any saleable articles they
might be willing TO donate. such as
clothing and household equipment.
ID Mrs. Howard Cummins or Mrs.
Ralph Buell..
Any persons who have articles
and cannot send them. may tele-
phone either OF these committee
members who viii call for the rum
mage.
, 1935-03-29
b. Y. p. u. Members
Entertained With
Party On Tuesday

A1N@@A@A ~ o.
SAN BENITO, March %. The
members OF the Junior p. Y. p. u.
we're entertained with a party at
the Rio Hondo Baptist church
Tuesday afternoon given by their
leader. Merle Stanphill.
Games we're enjoyed after which
refreshments of punch and cookies
we're served by Mesdames a. d.
Molder. r. b. Stanphill and Roy Fell
lers to the following: Ina Mae Mold
er. Nina Fac Molder, Jessie Mae
Nowlan OF Harrington, Louise How
ard. Annette Jones, Elaine Olsen.
Wylene McMurtry, Joyce Jones.
Peggy Brannpn. Elizabeth Olson.
Elsie TIGER, Dean Rogers. Melvin
McMurtry. of Rio Hondo and Vir-
ginia Adair. Joyce Fellers. Dorothy
Ann Adair and Roy Stanphill OF
San Benito.
, 1935-03-29
Rack FROM TRIP

Mrs. w. L. Ryman returned the
first OF the week from a trip upstate.
She attended the Rebekah Assembly
In Temple March Is. 10. and 20 and
on her return home visited with
friends in San Antonio.
, 1935-03-29
HAVE GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Melsman OF
San Antonio IRE visiting in the home
OF MI. and Mrs. r. L. Bolding in
Riverside.
, 1935-03-29
CALENDAR
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Rummage sale by High and Jun
Tor high P.T.A. at the market square
beginning at $50 "a. m.
Mary Stout will be hostess TO the
j. II. q. club.
, 1935-03-29
BIRTHDAY DANCE

Invitations have been issued to
friends OF Mrs. Angelica n. Con-
zales TO attend a dance TO be given
" 8 D. m. Friday &C her home az
$50 E Jefferson street in honor Of
her birthday anniversary.
, 1935-03-29
Hidalgo Chapter
Host to Valley
District Recently
Especial 70 The HeraldI

EDINBURG. March 20. The
Valley District +. r. A. organization
held It's monthly meeting at the Ag-
ricultural room OF the local school.
The local chapter showed their inter-
est by a perfect attendance. The
other members Of the organization
we're also well represented. With
the exception OF Mr.. Mcbride OF
Sam Lane all the v. "A. instructors
were s>Sent.
Matters concerning the II. IT. A.
work were generally discussed. jim
mie Poole of Edinburg. worthy pres
ident. led the discussion and pre-
sided over the meeting.
After the meeting refreshments
we're served by the local II. n. "A.
, 1935-03-29
TAMAT.E SALE

The ladies or the Latin American
Methodist church will have a sale
Of tamales Saturday In front OF
Penney's store.
, 1935-03-29

Grants famous "Dresrite'
brand! Sheer and Hattering
your friends would never
dream you paid 50 little
for them!
, 1935-03-29

Mrs. ". r. Burgess was hostess to
the members Of the San Benito
Garden club which met in her home
Saturday afternoon. Flower Mel
~hborS," was the topic Of an inter-
estinr paper given by Mrs. 9. W.
G,,Ilivan in which she discussed col
- harmony. Mrs. A. r. Middleton
ave a splendid and cleveriy written
amer on aFlowers and Their Plant
ne completing her report by play
inc a piano solo. The Fower Song"
plans were made at this meeting
ririt the cactus gardens in the
inner Valley at ar early date.
AR and Mrs. A. J. Carey have as
,heir cuest. Mrs Carey's father,
n G. samuel Of Brady;
! Dr. and Mrs. r. q. Test ano Mr-
, 1935-03-29

The Friendship class OF the First
Baptist church met for their regular
meeting in the parlors OF the church
when Mrs. George Campbell. Mrs.
Charles Gilbert and Mrs. NJ. L. Nor
ven were joint hostesses. Pretty
Garden flowers were used for decora-
tive effect.
Following an interesting period Of
discussion. q social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-13
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA

At the meeting Tuesday evening
final arrangements will be made for
the reception of new members the aft
ernoon Of October 20 at the Willard
Hotel. This will mark the 22d ami
versary of Court District of Column
bia. The degree work will be con-
Quoted by Miss Grace Sprucebank,
grand regent, and the local officers,
assisted by the officers Of Court Bishop
Carroll of Upper Marlboro, Md, of
which Miss Ida Wyvill is grand regent.
A banquet will be held at $50.
The Misses Mae and Dorothea Bar
rett were hostesses last Monday eve
ming to the Convert League Commit
tee and their friends. Miss Florence
Winter, chairman, presided. Miss
Sprucebank gave a brief talk. The
feature was q book review by Rev.
Aloysius P. Burgraff, spiritual director
Of the league.
The first public meeting of the league
will be held at the Willard Hotel on
October "a.
The Board Of Trustees met at the
home of Miss Marguerite Keane Tues
day evening.
The Dance Club opened the season
last Friday with a dance at the
Thomas Circle Club Hayloft.
Miss Ethyl Sweet was hostess for a
bridge luncheon yesterday at the An
chorage, in Alexandria, Va.
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"Y" DEAN TO OCCUPY
SHERWOOD PULPIT
Dir. George S. Duncan Will
Preach-Rev. F. M. Gracey to
Teach Western Church Glass.

Or. George S. Duncan, dean of the
School of Religion of the Y. M. C. A.,
will preach at the Sherwood Presby.
terrain Church today at II am. Rev.
F. M. Gracey, former member of the
Boston Y. M. C. A. staff, will teach the
Mems Bible Glass III Western Presby-
terrain Church at 10 am.
The classes IN the School of Re-
ligion will meet at the Y. M. C. A. to-
morrow at 7:15 pm.
A meeting of the membership cam
paign workers will be held in the Y,
M. c. A. assembly hall at pm. Tues
day, at which time reports will be
given on the progress of the cam
paign. Chairman John L. Wander
grift will preside. The Dramatic Club
will hold a rehearsal in room 219,
Central Y. M. c. A., at 8 O'Clock under
the direction of Charles C. Gilman.
A report meeting of the member
ship campaign workers will be held
in the "Y" assembly hall at pm.
Friday. A meeting of the Dramatic
Club will be held at 8 pm. in room
219.
w. Hedley Clews will give the weekly
Y. M. C. A. radio talk over Station
WMAL Saturday at 1880 pm. The
subject will be THE Message Of Jere-
miah."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-13
ODD FELLOWS

Grand Master James H. Solt, ac-
companied by the grand officers, will
visit Salem Lodge Thursday night at
2407 Minnesota avenue southeast.
The following visitation will be to
Amity Lodge, October Is, in the I. o.
O. F. Temple.
Grand Sire A. A. Watson of the
grand jurisdiction of Australasia, was
the guest of the Washington members
last week. He visited Mount Pleas
ant Rebekah Lodge, Thursday eve
ming, and was present at the vista
ton to Central Lodge. Friday eve
ming. He also went to Canton WASH
ington of the Patriarchs Militant,
Saturday evening, having the Patri-
archs Militant degree conferred upon
him in full form. Grand Master Solt.
Grand Secretary Harry L. Andersen
and Grand Treasurer Charles B.
Lampe acted as hosts.
The grand master visited Harmony
Lodge last Wednesday evening.
Members of Canton washington,
No. l. at 6 am. will 60 by bus to
Harrisburg, Pa, to attend the annual
session of the Pennsylvania military
organization.
Chief Patriarch Karl N. Bretzfelder
of Fred D. Stuart Encampment in
vites all patriarchs to attend the con-
ferring of the royal purple degree at
Mount Nebo Encampment tomorrow
evening by the degree team Of Fred
d. Stuart Encampment. Ralph john
son, Charles Norman, Roy Best and
Andrew Episcopo of Friendship Lodge
will receive this degree.
Friendship Lodge celebrated their
ninety-third anniversary with a din
ner, dance and entertainment at the
Lee House last evening.
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CENTER PROGRAM
ACT|V|T|ESEXPAND
Community Recreation Plan
Outlined in Divisions Mum.
bered | to 13.

A greatly enlarged program of d.
versifed community recreation is un-
/ der way in many community centers
The schedule Of community nights
at the centers in divisions l to is as
| follows:
! Central-Monday through Thurs
day, 7 to 1890 pm. featuring basket
ball games each night also music and
drama groups on Tuesday and Wed
neSday.
/ Chevy Chase-E. v. Brown Branch
/ Tuesdays and Thursdays, to :
O'Clock, for adult French study groups
and children's dance groups. Ben
Murch Branch. open every Friday
$50 to IL pm; also Monday, Thurs
day and Friday, 3 to 5 pm, and Sat-
urday, 9 to IL am. Lafayette Branch
Tuesday, 3 to S pm, for children's
rhythm and tap dance groups. John
F. Eaton Branch, open Tuesday and
Friday, to S pm, for children's
groups in rhythm, tap and ballet
dancing.
Columbia eights-Tuesday, Thurs
| day and Friday. to 1920 pm; Boys
Community Club meets Friday nights
East Washington-Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Saturday. to IL pm:
family movie night, Saturday. 8 pm
Georgetown - Monday Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. $50 to
| 1920 pm, for Young Mems Club:
Monday, 3 to pm, for children's
dance group, and on Tuesday at BIS
pm. for children's chorus.
Langley-Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, to II pm. offering basket
ball games. drama group and contract
bridge, and social dance as a week
end attraction Friday from $50 to IL
pm, preceded by social dance instruc-
ton at $50.
Macfarland-Young Mems Club
open every evening 6 80 TO 10, Monday
through Friday.
Park View-Tuesday, BIS pm. for
children's groups in rhythm and tap
dancing, and Friday night 7 to 1890,
for general community activities.
Roosevelt-Monday through Thurs
day. 7 to 1890 pm. for athletics,
music, drama, contract bridge. dance
groups under experienced leadership
Barnard School-Monday, 3 to pm.
for children's dance groups. West
School-Wednesday. to pm, for
children's dance groups. Petworth
School-Friday. to 5 pm. for chill
dren's rhythm and tap groups. w. B.
Powell School-Program to be an
nounced
Southeast-Hine Junior High School
branch. Monday through Friday, ex-
cept Tuesday. featuring community
activities. to 1890, and Boys Club
program every Friday, $50 to $50
pm; Buchanan School branch. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, for young
peoples activities, sponsored by South
east Recreational Club.
ThomSon-Monday, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Friday. to 1890 pm. Boys
group to meet Friday at $50 pm. for
organization of club activities, program
to be directed by S. NJ Turpie. Lit
erary and language study groups fea-
ture under experienced leaders.
Divisions 10 to Is.
Birney-Monday and Friday, 7 to
1890 pm.
Burrville-Tuesday and Friday, Z to
1890 pm. and every afternoon, to
5 o'clock.
Dunbar - Every afternoon. also
Thursday and Friday nights, to 1890.
Francis-Boys' Club
Garfield-Wednesday, 1880 to 1890
pm.
Garnet Observation-Disclosures through
Friday. $50 to 1890 pm, club
house for recreation, music study and
civic groups"
Randall-Boys' Club program. Gen.
ter open Monday. Wednesday and
Thursday, to 10 pm.
Terrell-Boys' Club activities.
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D.A.V. COMMANDER
MEETS CH|EFSHERE
Fifty Leaders From Three
States and District Give
Testimonial Dinner.

Fifty leaders of the Disabled Amer
lean Veterans representing Maryland.
Virginia, West Virginia and the Dis
trict of Columbia met at Sholl's
Restaurant last Monday at a testi-
monial dinner in honor of National
Comdr. NJ. A. Harlan of Ell Paso. 1t
was the first Official visitation of the
D. A. " leader since his election at
New Haven last July.
Joseph A. ASH, national executive
committeeman for the fourth dis
trict. presided
Comdr. Harlan stressed the neces-
Slty for D. A. V. activities. looking
toward the placing of disabled veter-
ans in employment.
AS a guest of Oscar G. Jones, local
veterans placement officer, the chief
tain made an inspection of the whole
plant Of the employment service on
Indiana avenue
Comdr. Harlan conferred with Gen.
Hines of the Veterans Administration
and officials of the United States En-
ployment Service.
Early next month Comdr. Harlan
will return to Washington on Official
business and he also plans to be here
a considerable part of the congress
sional session opening in January.
conference of delegates from
Maryland, Virginia. West Virginia
and the District of Columbia has
been called at Charlottesville, Va,
for November and 5.
Ace Rasmussen Chapter will meet
at 8 pm. Friday at the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club, 1918 L
street. The committee appointed at
the September meeting TO revise the
chapter constitution and bylaws is
due to report and make recommended
tions.
Comdr. A. Stuart Burch is drawing
up program for increasing the men,
berShip of the chapter, and he is re-
queSting that all present members
Immediately send to the chapter, at
1914 Delafeld place, the names and
addresses of all eligible and worthy
veterans who are not members of the
organization.
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Loyal Order Moose.

At a meeting last Tuesday night a
tentative schedule was adopted by the
various committee heads for the
Winter months. F. Raymond Bissell,
chairman of the Dance Committee,
reported the dance season which
opened September % is well under
way. Dances will be held every Sat-
urday night.
A. Landau, chairman of the Mem
bership Committee is conducting a
campaign for members.
The Dance Committee will hold q
Halloween dance October 81.