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Milford chronicle., 1935-05-17
SONS OF DELAWARE
AT OLD DOVER DAY
Held Under Auspices OF Dover Gar.
den Club

Thousands of persons thronged
Dover last Saturday when the sec
ond annual observance OF "a Day
With the Storied Houses and Gar
dens Of Old Dover" was held under
the auspices of the Dover Garden
Club. Mrs. Henry Ridgely Is presi-
dent of the club.
Among the visitors were mem-
bers of the Sons Of Delaware. who
made their annual pilgrimage TO Do
vore, accompanied by their wives.
The members Of the organization
in Philadelphia, Travelled in a large
bus and joined the wilmington
members in that city. They were
guests Of Mayor J. Wallace Wood
ford.
Among the treasured collections
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Milford chronicle., 1935-05-17
CONTROL OF DISEASES
INCREASE LIFE SPAN
1898 Average Age At Death, ssS
1894 Average, IS Years

In the comparatively brief span Of
forty-one years, the average span Of
life in Delaware has increased by
sixty-seVen percent! The average
DeIawarean in 1884 lived twenty-five
years longer than his average an
cestor in 1893, according to figures
recently compiled from records Of
the State Board OF Health. IN 1898,
the average age az time OF death
was only thirty-three years, ae COM
pared to an average Of fifty-five in
1884!
Control of communicable diseases,
improved sanitation, education in
habits of health, and infant mortal
ity prevention work are thought to
have played large parts IN this in
crease In normal expectation Of life.
The median age has risen even
more markedly, from twenty-five to
sixty in the same years. The median
age is that central point on either
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Milford chronicle., 1935-05-17
MILFORD CEDARS WILL
ATTEND N. J. MEET
George S. GrieF, A. Bert Cr0ll And
Howard Bramhall VIM Head Group

Lower Delaware will be well rep
resented at the convention of the
Supreme Forest Tall Cedars Of Leb-
anon, at Atlantic City, N. J., today
and tomorrow by large delegation
Of members from Evergreen Forest,
No. 40, Of Milford and Vicinity.
Tomorrow at 3 O'Clock D. M, Day
light Saving Time, Evergreen For
est, No. 40, headed by George s.
Grier, Grand Tall Cedar; A. Bert
Croll, Senior Deputy, and Howard
Bramhall, Junior Deputy, will Lead
the Delaware boys in one Of the lar
gest parades held in Atlantic City in
recent years.
Evergreen Forest Band under the
direction Of C. Russell Sny der, will
take it's place among the best bands
in the country, as It marches the
Kent and Sussex counties boys past
the reviewing stand.
Evergreen Rangers, oaptained by
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Milford chronicle., 1935-05-17
WEEKLY WEATHER
REPORT FOR MILFORD
From Wednesday, May 8, To Tues.
day, May IA, Inclusive

Charles J. Holzmueller, the local
weather recorder, reports the fol-
lowing weather conditions for Mil
ford, from Wednesday, May 8, to
Tuesday May IA, inclusive:
Temperature Rain
Milford chronicle., 1935-05-17

Total Rainfall .. .6t
The following winds and condl-
tions prevailed during the sauo
period:
, 1935-01-17
Joint Recital
Again Claims
Attention

Another OF the very delightful en-
tertainmentS that have been spon-
sored BY the Skinner Memorial class
OF the First Presbyterian Church
will take place Saturday morning
between the hours Of Q and ten
o'clock when Mrs. J. Clark Gracey
and Mrs. j. ]. Van Dyke will pre-
sent their pupils jointly In recital.
This Is the third in q series OF
similar entertainments to be given,
and many are making plans to at
tend. An increasing attendance has
evidenced the keen interest shown
In the recitals which combine two
OF the most important OF the arts.
music and drama.
Pupils Of Mrs. Van Dykes dra-
matte art classes who will take
part on the program are Nozzle
Pace, Mary Bess Price, Joyce Rob-
ertS. Anna Mae Coleman. Evelyn
Louise Moncur, Darrell King Her
mann. lie Mar Marchman, MiRnOn
Pitzer. Alice Ann Box. Rose Alice
Bishop. Doris Mae Kekel. Isabel
Lupton, Gloria HAYES. Josephine
Mitchell. Hilda Collins. Rosemary
Richardson, Hazel Jarrett. Shirley
McInniS. and Marjorie Moncur.
Pupils of Mrs. j. Clark Gracey's
piano classes who will be presented
are Martha Lee Street. Mary Ellen
Butts. Doris Porter. Harriet Hard
In. Marjorie Wilson and Lila Lee
PrDSSer.
, 1935-01-17
Baptist Ladies
Hear Splendid
Program Here

The WomeE's Missionary Union
or the First Baptist church met
at the church this week for the
regular monthly missionary pro-
gram, which had for q subject this
week. The Banner OF the Cross I'm
the Land Z Our Lord" Mrs. n. r.
Kyzar was leader OF the program
for the afternoon
The devotional was given by
Mrs. j. "A. Williamson. Others
taking part in the program were
MRS. III. 4. Norwood. Mrs. g.
y. Phillips. Mrs. George M Hill
lyer, Mrs. j. I. Buckingham, Mrs.
w. w. Todd and MRS. r. l.. Stok-
er.
An enormous map OF Palestine
was placed on the floor. and the
members OF the group toured"
the Holy Land with It's aid. Inter
estine descriptions Of the country
and Of the work being done there
we're given by those named above.
The meeting Monday viii be- the
regular industrial day" meeting
when all members will meet at
the church &C 10 a. m "A covered
dish luncheon will be served at
noon
, 1935-01-17
SO
Ceremony
Is Read For
Valley Pair

"A simple but beautiful ceremony
nf the week was the marriage Tues
day evening at 7:45 o'clock Of Miss
Wretha N. Wills. OK San BenlLo.
daughter uf Mrs. Mary E. wills. AAAu
OF san Benitu. to Afr. Henry walter
Allen OF Brownsville. snn of MI1.
Florence M. Allen Of Brownsville
The wedding took place az the
First MethodlN chArrh. with HnV.
O. C. Grow. pNStOr M the church.
officiating at the impressive rims
ceremony.
The bride had Is her only si-
tenhAnt. Mrs. Bl1l Cnhlnr. Jr. nnd
the groom was attended Ivy Mr.
Elton Todd O. best man.
The bride wnS attlred im A dark
blue crepe frOck worn with black
accessories, and sine wore a cursMnm
or white roses. Mrs. CAblHr AlHp
wore a dark blue dress with Access
series OF black. and wore w turSnBn
OF white roses also
Only relatives and Intimate friends
or the couple we're present nt tEin
ceremony. These were Mrs. wills
and Mrs. Allen. Mr. and MrS. Wal
lace Allen and children, 0l san
Benlto. Mr.. Charles Lannf0rd. Mr.
Bill CabIeF. Jr., Mrs. R. LA Wilson.
Mrs. Fergus Groves. Mrs Alice Cow
mrr. Mrs. ID. W. Allen, Mr. and MrM.
"A. n. Allen, Miss Billy NuckDlE.
MIR. R. u. Wills. Jr-
Immediately following lhH cHrH-
mony. the wedding party mutofEd
20 san Benito where an informal
reception was held nc the Valencia
apartments where the couple will
make their home.
, 1935-01-17
AtAA
Turkey Supper
Is EnjoyedB
u Bible Class

DONNA, Jan. IT, The Adult
Bible class OF the Presbyterian
church has upen holding an at
tendance contest, which endri this
past week in 4 turkey supper held
In the church annex. Members Of
the losing side provided the fine
supper and also the evening enter
tainment. Little Shirley Taylor gave
several entertaining readings and
a group OF the members put on an
tmpr0mptu one-act playlet, "P0key
HuntuS." after which Mr.. Schelley
led In the singing OF many we'll
known songs. Between so and go
were present and all voted the Cve-
ming q great success.
Mrs. George ". Bear entertained
with a delightful at home" re-
Gently. honoring her house guest,
Miss Lulu johnson OF Odem. for
merly of Donna. Miss Johnsons
many friends were glad Of this OPP
portunity OF greeting her again and
a most enjoyable afternoon was
spent. at the close Of which de-
lciouS refreshments We're served.
The Donna Woman's club met the
latter part OF the week at the home
OF Mrs. j. r.. Markham. with her
daughter. Mrs. John Weimer and
Mrs Phillips as h~oSteSes. The club
Is studying Texas history. Mrs. Nc
C0rmack gave a paper on The
Lives Of Moses and Stephen Austin
and Mrs. George Bell gave a very
interesting paper on ore phase OF
Texas history. Miss Villa Mae
Taylor gave two very entertaining
readings. In the absence OF Mrs.
Baldwin. the president, the meet
ing was presided over BY Mrs.
Fleuriet, the first vice-presioent. Al
the close Of the meeting q salad
course and coffee were served TO
about Is members and the three
guests, Mrs. Walter Bean OF Donna
and Mrs. Elthrington and Miss
velma Huer OF bennington. Ont
ario.
Miss Lulu Johnson, who Is teach
Ing In Odem this year, was the
weekend guest Of Mrs. George ".
Bear.
Miss Irene Henderson. formerly
OF the English department OF the
Donna High school, who now is
teaching in Retugio. spent the past
weekend with friends in Donna.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dennis Of
Sedan. Kansas, have arrived in
Donna TO spend the remainder Of
the winter. They have been spend
ing their winters here for several
years, but were later than usual
IN returning this season, due to the
illness OF Mrs. Dennis. However, her
health has greatly improved In the
past few weeks.
, 1935-01-17
Virginia Miller IS
Hostess to the
Little Women

Members Of the Little W0men'S
club were delightfully."- entertained
wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Virginia Miller. The Miller
home was attractive with a profu-
sion Of hibiscus blossoms artistic
ally arranged about the rooms
given over to the affair.
Bridge was played during the
afternoon with Ruby Armstrong. a
guest Of the club. being presented
with the gift aNarG. When playing
had been concluded the hostess
served a refreshing dessert course.
Those present were Elisa Casta-
media Villarreal and Ruby Arm
strong. guests OF the club. and Err
nestine Boye. Evelyn Hayes. Fran
ces Barnes, Carmen Treviho, and
Joyce Goforth. The club will meet
next week with Ernestine Boye.
, 1935-01-17
Flush POisons From
Kidneys and Stop
Getting up Nights

when you can set for - cents a
tupremely efficient and harmless slim
ul6nt ana ciuretlc that viii flush from
yof.r kidneys the waste matter poisors
and acid that are G Going YOU harm,
why continue 70 break your restfui
sleep BY getting up thru the night.
just ask your druggist Tor Gold Medal
Haaflem OIL Capsuies-but be sure and
get GOLD MEDAI-right from Haar-
lem 10 Holland. Other symptoms OF
weak kidneys and irrita.ed bladder are
hackache, puffy eyes. leg cramps, moist
palms. burning CT scanty passage.
, 1935-01-17
OES Officer
Is Honored
With Tea

SAN JUAN, Jan. II. P-Mem-
bers of the San Juan Chapter TO
or the Order OF the Eastern star
entertained over $50 members Of
Valley chapters and the grand Off
GERS at a tea, honoring Mrs. Mar
iorie Miller, fraternal correspond
ent. grand chapter OF the state OF
Texas. This event took place at the
lovely home OF MRS. Banks u. MIL
er west Of San Juan between the
hours OF 3 and . o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon.
In the receiving line were Mrs,
Effie Roe. Alamo. worthy matrun OF
the San Juan chapter; Mrs. Mar
jorie Miller. Mrs. Mabel Thomson
Donna deputy grand matrons Mrs.
Jane Hensley. la Feria. member Of
the resolutions committee Mrs,
Frances McFadden. San Benitoi
grand representative TO Ontario
Judge +. c. Couch, Weslaco. MEM
Der OF the finance committee, grand
chapter: w. q. Rice. worthy patron
OF the San Juan Chapter. and Mrs.
Banks Il. Miller
Purple bougainvillea and yellow
cosmos formed the floral decorations
for the sun room. while a p~rofusion
OF gladioli, sweet peas. and roses
adorned the reception rooms. The
colors Of the five points Of the star,
yellow. blue. red. green and white,
we're emphasized in the flowers that
formed the ce~nterpiece OF the tea
table and IN the candles placed In
holders at either side. Presiding at
this table were Miss Mildred Han
cock, Mrs. Clara Good, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Whalen. Alamo; and Mrs.
Caroline Green.
A delightful musical program was
heard throughout the tea hours con-
sisting Of songs by the girls trio,
Misses Daisy Ellen Polk. Jackie Roe.
and Lois Cameron, and by the boys
~quarette. Carl Raymond Bigger. Al
len Damron. Jack Staples. and Lyle
DreihiIbis. In addition. Frank Crab
tree OF Alamo. played several selec-
tons on the alto horn. Miss Jackie
Roe played the piano accompani-
ment for the quarette and for Mr..
Crabtree.
Those assisting In the hospitality
were Mrs. Caroline Davis, Mrs,
, 1935-01-17

Study club. Mrs. Watson gave
Personal GlimpSes OF the Author:
Mrs. Oscar Roman discussed villa
Gathers style ana Place in Lit
erature.' and Mrs. o. 4. Van Burg
reviewed the book. Obscure Des-
TIMES"
The DorcaS Aid OF The Emmanuel
Lutheran church met at the home
OF Mrs. George BOrchelt and elect
ed officers for the coming year
With Mrs. III. q. Mo5tmiller being
reelected president. Others elected
&C this time were Mrs. A. r. Twen-
haefel, vice president; Mrs. j. "A.
Achupp, secretary and treasurer:
Mrs. A. j. Reisterer, birthday fund
treasurer, and Mrs. o. w. DUDE,
reporter. A social hour followed the
business session
MIR. and Mrs. Eric Green and son.
Jack. were IN McAIlen recently,
guests Of Mrs. Green's sister. Mrs.
II. j. Cheever, and family.
Mrs. j. p. Nicholson and baby
daughter. Ruby Lee, and Mrs. F1tz-
patrick OF Harlingen, We're guests
Ia Mercedes early IN the week Of
MIS-. n. w. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juds0n Trollinger
and daughter, Diane, were visitors
III Mercedes recently, dinner guests
in the home Of Mrs. Trollinger'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tullis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Benson. for
mer residents Of this city. have
left for their home In Kennedy. fol-
lowing a visit here Of several days
In the Ed Herring home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Jones OF
EdinDurg. were dinner guests here
recently iii the home OF Mr.. Jones
sister. Mrs. II. & Bennett and fam
lily. Mi. and Mrs. Jones are leaving
this week for Pea-Sall, for a visit
of six weeks in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John n. Sewell, all former
residents Of Mercedes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.. Balaam and
the iatter's mother. Mrs. N. earn
all, served a buffet dinner to the
following recently. Mr.. End Mrs.
FL Balaam. Press Allen and Bob
Tankersly. The dinner was given
IN honor OF MI. and Mrs. Ed
Balaam, who were recently mar
ried.
Miss Evelyn Townsend and Miss
Julia Healy, both OF Harrington,
were guests OF Miss Grace Newly
at the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oris Miller we're
Edcouch visitors the early part OF
the week, guests Of Mrs. Mlller'S
parents, Mr.. ara Mrs. g. G.. Rey-
holds.
: Miss Mabel Palmer OF McAllen,
Is a guest here this week In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Green.
Miss Palmer Is Mrs. Green's sister.
Miss Mildred Shekell has for her
guest. little Miss Pattic Mildred
Coward OF Yoakum. The visitor Is
a niece OF Miss Shekell.
, 1935-01-17

Mrs. Lena Gay More entertain
ed very delightfully."- Wednesday
evening when she was hostess at
dinner. honoring Mrs. Emmett X.
Goodrich, Jr.. Of Mexico City. Only
intimate friends of the honoree
we're present at the affair which
was a farewell courtesy TO Mrs.
Goodrich who planned to leave
Thursday for her home in Mexico
City. An orchestra furnished music
for dancing later n the evening.
, 1935-01-17
Folk Songs
Are Subject
For Meeting

Especial to The Heraldl
MERCEDES, Jan. IT, Folk
Songs and Hymns Of all Nations
formed a most enjoyable program
at the meeting Of the Mercedes
Music club Monday afternoon, with
Mrs. J. T. Spettigue IN charge OF
me program. The meeting was held
AZ the home OF the president, Mrs.
Paul Shotwen.
The program opened with a dis
cuSSion OF Folk songs" BY Mrs. r.
g. Albrecht, followed BY the sing
ing OF TWO songs, DRINK TO Me
Only With Thine Eyes" English
Folk Song. and ~Volga Boatman,s
Song Russian folk tune. By Mrs.
George Carnes. Other numbers
were: vocal solos. Robin Adair."
Irish folk tune. and "An Thro the
Night Welsh folk song, Mrs. G. II.
Robinson; Old Hundred" l4th
Century carol, piano solo. Mrs. Fl.
II. Stotler, Elm FeSte Burg" Mar
tin Luther. description b, Mrs. J.
l.. Winning, sung by Mrs. G. A. King
and Mrs. X. @. FarriS: Purity"
Norwegian folk melody, Hans A.
Bronson, sung BY Mrs. r.. III. Kern:
solo, Londonderry" traditional
Irish melody. Mrs. n. +. HaRer:
Tony Botel,' Welsh hymn melody.
words BY James Russell Lowell:
description by Mrs. G. R. Martin.
sung BY Mrs. q. A. King and Mrs.
Z. @ Farris; solos, "Valerius." old
Dutch hymn 'Ilsley.s Hastings.
Mrs. II. E. Haeer.
The Mercedes Music club will
observe guest day Feb. II. at the
home OF Mrs. Fred Wright, when
the Edinburg Music club will be
guests Of the local organization and
VIII contribute the entire program.
Mrs J. l. Vining. Mrs. w. G. Urban
and Mrs. l.. r. Dorland were CO.
hostesseS Tor the meeting Monday
afternoon and assisted in serving
q ~refreshment course &C the close
OF the program.
"A red and silver color combina-
ton was stressed at the pretty
afternoon bridge party given BY
Mrs. Harold Stuart. Poinsettias
formed floral DECORATIONS. The
trophies we're awarded Mrs. Perry
Perkins and Mrs r. Maierhofer. A
salad course followed the games
and was served TO MeSdames o. NJ.
joyce. K. H. Poteet, Shelly Collier,
Walden Haynes. n. Il. Hager. y. r..
johnson. y. r. Brewer. w. c..
Greenlee. Bob swain, Harry Rouse,
N. u. Barton. Ed Olson. Fred Ben
nett. Fred Brooks. j. w. Chambers,
w. j. Copeland. Charles Hupp. John
Herndon. Perkins and Maierhofer.
Mrs. q. X. Watson had charge
OF the program on the Life and
Works of VILLA Gather presented
at the meeting Of the Woman's
, 1935-01-17

For monthly discomfort, tired
nerves. rundown women ought 20
try Cardui. So many who build up
with the help OF purely vegetable
Cardui overcome periodic pains. AT
times, I would cramp and feel
mighty bad" writes Mrs. M. l..
Brady, Of Swansea, S. c. II knew
that I needed something 10 help me.
Ny mother had taken Cardui and
had told me about 1t. 1t helped me.
i find Il a very good tonic as wen
as q help for pain and nervous
condition
Thousands Of women testify Car
dui benefited them. III II does not
benefit YOU, consult. a physician.
, 1935-01-17
0nloria,G en- 3atts.n.
Every one smart and easy TO make
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MARTIN MODEL
Complete. Diagrammed Marian
Martin Sew Chart Included
PATTERN e2s4

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round overtime shoulder yoke and
cunning sleeves. And because Of its
simple lines It's the sort OF frock
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traSting buttons are used to empha-
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ing. the trim little sleeve bands.
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Make II Of any inexpensive cotton
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Pattern 9234 may be ordered only
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Send fifteen cents In coins or
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Among the special articles are de-
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Pattern and book together. twenty
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send your order TO The Browns
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, 1935-01-17
South Palm Gardens
PTA Meeting to Be
Held Friday Night

FWESLACO. Jan. 17.-"Mental Hy.
piene and It's Practical Applica-
ton" win be the subject Of The South
Palm Gardens Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION meeting to be held Friday,
Jan. ID at 7.45 o'clock.
Miss Katherine Wood OF the fac
ulty will talk on What Is Mental
Hcalth2n Mrs. III. G. Card, p. IT. A.
member viii discuss the importance
of "l1ental Hygiene in Habit For
nation" The pupils OF rNom two,
under the direction Of Miss Ruth
Friend. win give a play, entitled
How Milk Is Made"
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
, 1935-01-17

Opening with the whitening sea
son hunting has continued through
the fall and winter with ducks,
geese, quail. deer and other game
being hunted.
The quail season, last 10 close,
came to an end Wednesday.
, 1935-01-17
B01nuBEe z!:..:::

They had come up against a blank
wall when they learned 10 days
ago she had left town.
The Afternoon mail was sacked
ON IA silver traF. Peter crossed thH
room and glanced through II In
differently. A Florida postcard
was IN the pile. He turned II over
and then held ~ under che Light
His hand shook.
Mister Peter. plccs come quick.
Miss An sick"
Little Juan. Bless hint SUD
denly Peters feeling or wild ezul.
tation was succeeded INV a terrible
fear. Ann was Urn their little
Florida home. sick. And there
were 1000 miles between them
THE little Florida home wna
- wrapped In silence but Ann was
awake IA few hours aE0 Cnriin.
looking like a dark rose In her red
silk dress. Ind gone to a dance
Ann. seeing the eagerness in
Corita's eyes. had said. roe course
I'll be All right I'll lock every
thing ND tight Don't forget Che
front door key"
But she gave up reading after a
while ard rot into bed.
She might have dozed. but I'm n
moment was wide awake. A car
had come on the grounds. IL was
early for Corita 10 NE getting back.
Ann slipped on a silk robe and
went "a the window. A tain ilnmra.
a mans figure. was outlined Tor W
moment I'm the moonlight And
then was gone
AIMS heart seemed to stand still.
Hello. therel" It was a mars
voice. Just below her window.
Shn was dreaming. Peter was
far away-yet II was Peters voice
Dreaming ur not. Ann stumbled
across the room. turning the key
with weak fingers. Down the stair.
into the dark haIl. Not waiting t0
turn ON the light. she lung thn
door wide and reached out f0r
Peter. blindly.
CHE was crushed against him.
~ feeling his kisses 0n her eyes.
her lips. her hair Fierce. tender,
\ demanding kisses.
His kisses seemed real.
Yet Hha must he dreaming. Shn
had missed him 80. had believed
me- had passed cut nf her lifn. Hnt
here he was. hts deep voice with
TO- new. strange. tender quality. rn-
assuring her. His arms holding
her close.
"You knew Y was here's
Now that you mention N, i do
believe r had some faint idea uE
looking you up." His voice. fear
fully shaken. hnlled thn teasing
words. "Ann. you've been I'M"
"Oh. Peter. Peter darling. I'm
well now"
Little IDIOT" Peter whispered
hoarsely. Running away from
me. keeping me I'm he'll"
and me. too" Ann said.
what made you do IT. Ten m4.
Ann7"
Not now" Ann said. kiss me
again. Peter
Peter kissed her. Kept On kiss
inE her.
And then. because they were
young and very deeply ln love. ola
sorrows. unhappy memories Wnr1
forgotten
The grating uf brakes on thH
drive.
~It's CorIta. coming back from
the dance" Ann explained.
Peter gathered Ann in hlH ArmA
and carried her IT'D the stairs
Wont corita ha surprised when
ten her wen want breakfasts lpr
two" Ann said.
n tTO Be conclnded)
, 1935-01-17

Red Lyons velvet Is used for the
evening ensemble, below. with
fitted wrap and big shawl collar.
The dress has narrow shoulder
straps, low decolletage with gar
denias. and Is worn by Miss
Marion Gengler,
, 1935-01-17

other disaEreeable symptoms. or the middle
aged woman who experiences heat fashes'
should try this Prescription" Mrs. II. W..
Mythe of 81 Red River ST., Austin. Texas.
said a relative was Ia such a rundown
condition she couldn't Do 4 thing. She lot
MANY pounds III weight ard suffered from
feminine weakness flnalIs she used Dr.
Fierrt's FaVofift Prescription and gained
weigh and had no further trouble"
New size. tzbieS - ctA, liquid Sl.m
, 1935-01-17

FRIDAY
The Entire Nous Bridge club m1ll
meet with Mrs. y III. MaclnanuE.
Initiation practice for Hope
Chapter l24 of Tine O. E. Nm at IVY p. m.
at the Masonic Temple.
Frances leighton DaShiHllA BAL
let IN White" AZ the Capitol Thea
tire at $50 H. I'm.
, 1935-01-17
ADVICE TO WOMEN

ALL al
some period of
their lives need a
strengthening tonic
like DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription.
The young woman
who suffers from
monthly pains, the
expectant mother
who has f1atfera and