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Society Calendar
MONDAY

MONDAY
Auxiliary OF the Episcopal church
In the rectory at q .. m.
Young Woman's Guild in the par
ish house OF the Church OF the Ad-
vent at 3 p. m.
All circles Of the w. M. 9. at the
Baptist church at 1880 p. N. for In
dustrial Day program.
Bridge league az Elks hall nc T:4S
a. m.
Circles OF w. M. q. at First Meth
odist church as follows: one. Mrs.
w. w. Underwood. Boca Chica
highway; two and four, Mrk W. J..
Conrad and Mrs. Wallace Reed 81
home OF Mrs. Conrad on Il. Jeffer-
son: three. Mrs. II. q. Fl. Weinert,
1853 L. Washington. Young Matronsl
Mrs. A. M. Myrick. Davis Courts.
Woman's Auxiliary at First Pres
hyterian church at $50 .. III. for
Loyalty Day program.
Called meeting OF the Pan-Amer-
lean Round Table az the home OF
Mrs. q. w. johnson.
Ween Frac with Mrs. Ted Steph-
ems.
Art League with Mrs ". =. Ken
nedy.
Sisterhood Bethel at Temple
Bethel nc 8 p m.
WEDNESDAY
Penny Supper &C the Central
Christian church.
THURSDAY
Meeting OF the executive board oi
the Chorus club nc the White Kit
chen.
FRIDAY
Domino party sponsored by -
Jardin PIT. "A. at school nc Q .. III
Church Federation at the First
Baptist church nc $50 u. N.
Entire Nous with Mrs. +. T. Mac
Manus.
SATURDAY
Lutheran Ladies aid food sale An
front OF Penney's store.
, 1935-09-22
Mrs. Hockoson Is
Hostess To Aid
Members Lately

The Ladies aid Of the Lutheran
church held its regular meeting
recently at the home OF Mrs. M.
H0ckoson. The devotional va Led
BY Rev. Z. o. Schmidt. pastor OF
the church.
During a business session, II was
decided to have a foods sale In
front OF Penneys store. Saturday.
Sept q. The sale viii include any
article OF food that the members
desire TO sell.
Mrs. j. L. CLAIR, Of Fort Brown,
was welcomed as a new member.
The hostess served q delicious
r~efreshment course TO the IL men,
bers present.
The next meeting viii be held
with Mrs. RI. Kidder nc her home
IN Victoria Heights wednesday, Oct.
a
, 1935-09-22

Sixty-five members OF the district
union OF Christian Endeavor societies
we're present at the district rally
held Friday evening In the Central
Christian church. These members
we're from Brownsville. San Benito,
Harrington, BriEgB-Co Coleman, Santa
, 1935-09-22
Mission Group
Is Entertained
In Rio Grunde

RIO GRANDE CITY. Sept n. -
Mrs. I. L. Patton was hostess to the
W. NJ. U. OF the Baptist church Mon
day afternoon at her home. Mrs.
Ted Stone led the Bible study pro-
gram.
Miss Shirley Brooks was hostess to
the Junior Women's club Thursday
afternoon when officers were elected
as follows for the coming year: pres
ident, Miss Robin Brooks; wee pres
ident. Miss Consuelo Sanchez; secre-
tary and treasurer. Miss Amandina
de la Pens. Those present were
Misses Brooks, Sanchez, Pena, and
Alicia Soils.
Among those Of this city motoring
TO BenavideSu to attend the wedding
Of Mr.. Juan C.. Gonzalez, Jr., son Of
Mrs. Emilia Gonzalez OF Rio Grande
City. to Miss Rosa Vaello or Bena-
vides, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Francisco Vaello, were Miss Estella
Mango, Limo Perez. Jr.. Arnold Ia
rate, Bob and Alfonso Mango. and
CASTOR Soils. The wedding took
place in the San Pablo church. Az
ter a short wedding trip. the young
couple viii make their home in New
Orleans where Mr.. Gonzalez is a
medical student at Tulane Univer-
sity.
Honoring Mrs. A. Y. Baker OF San
Antonio. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. K. s. Hearne and
daughter. Jane. OF Edinburg, MI. and
Mrs. Fl. G. Baker. and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Baker. entertained with a bar
becue at the reSaca recently. Other
guests present included Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. G. King, Misses Florine Baker.
Ada McLennan, and Ethel Harriet
Baker. Mrs. "A. Y. Baker remained
as a guest OF the Bakers for a few
days.
Miss Elsie Mango, daughter of
Mrs. Sophia Mango. Miss Ninfa
Sanchez. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abel Sanchez. Misses Della and Olga
H~inojosa, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Medardo Hinojosa, Miss Irma Rosa
Gonzalez. daughter OF Mrs. Emilia
Gonzalez, and Miss Celia Guerrero,
daughter OF Mrs. Vicente Buerrero.
have left for San Antonio with their
respective parents where they will
enter Our Lady Of the Lake College.
Mrs. J. w. Huntress entertained
Las Palmas Bridge club at her home
az Fort Ringgold Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Whitton, resi-
dents Of the city for the past two
years. left Wednesday for their new
location in Dallas where Mr.. Wilton
has been transferred.
Mrs. M. M. Kincaid OF San An
tonic, who has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rutledge for the
past month. returned TO her home
Friday.
william Palmer left Tuesday for
Kingsville where he entered Kings
vile College OF Arts and Industries.
William Heard and George Wead
Of Refugio were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Moss Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Florence j. Scott attended
the executive board meeting Of the
Valley Federation Of Women's clubs
In Alamo Tuesday. Mrs. hammers
OF Alamo. the president Of the Fed
Grafton, presided over the meeting.
T. j. Voc. director Of Adult Edu-
cation In South Texas was In town
Wednesday.
Owen Scott left Saturday for A.
and M. college where he enrolled as
a freshman in the engineering school.
, 1935-09-22
Party Will
Be Sponsored By
FL Iardin Unit

The PARENT Teacher association OF
III Jardin school will sponsor a
domino party at the school Friday
September wv nc g o'clock I'm the
evening. A nominal charge VIII be
made. The public Ia cordially In
vited 20 he present
, 1935-09-22
Hopkins Ressegieu
Nuptial Service
Announced Friday

TNUNCIMI TU IWW HWIMIWF
MERCEDES Sept. III. - An
nouncement was made Friday Of the
marriage on Miss Isabel H. Resse-
rieu or San Francisco. California,
to Mr.. Richard P. Hopkins OF Mer-
cedes. The wedding took place We'd
nesday at the First Baptist church.
following the Wednesday evening
prayer service, with the Rev. 4. ".
May, pastor OF the church officiat-
ing.
Attendants for the bride and
groom we're Miss Martha Lee Jones
and Pat Mitchell. both Of Mercedes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins viii make
their home IN Harllngen.
, 1935-09-22
Needle Craft Club
Has Meeting With
Mrs. Matt n e w

The Needle Craft Sewing club met
AZ the home on Mrs. a.. ID. Matthews
Friday afternoon
Members present we're MesdameS
o. w. Fraser, <. Stewart. Dale Mette,
Joe IcenogIe, R. ID. McCarty. Eddie
VoIkman. and ". q. Smith. Mrs. L.
Mandiuano was a guest CT the men,
bers for the afternoon.
A refreshment course was served
during the afternoon.
The next meeting OF the club VIII
be with Mrs. Joe Icenogle.
, 1935-09-22
EmningC Circle
Is ENTERTAINED
In Edinburg

EDlNbURG, sept. ll.-MrS. R.
w. Rentz entertained the members
OF the Evening circle OF the Presby-
terrain auxiliary Tuesday with Mrs.
J. j. CloSner leading the devotional.
"A business session was conducted
by Mrs. II. X. Dinger during which
an invitation was read 10 the men,
bers TO attend a tea To be given In
honor Of the women Of the local
college and the school faculty.
Miss Rigmor Leffland was IN
charge OF the lesson study with
members or the circle assisting her.
A new member. Mrs. Ruth Ow-
ings. was welcomed during the
social hour.
Mrs. "A. ". Potter entertained the
members Of the Contract bridge
club Wednesday afternoon and Mrs.
Grade Galloway was given the favor.
Mrs. "A. e.. Statham was given the
trophy Wednesday afternoon when
Mrs. Roy Rlossner entertained the
members OF the Cactus Contract
club.
out or town guests we're Mrs. T.
l. Saunders and Mrs. O.. H. Tayman
OF Hargill.
The Ladies Aid OF the First
Christian church met Tuesday
afternoon In the home OF Mrs. q.
w. Hay and N nominating commit
tee OF Mrs. j. A. Braden, Mrs. q.
W.. Hay and Mrs Orville Wills was
appointed.
Mrs. v. F. Closner conducted the
devotional.
Mrs. Gus North gave several
readings.
Mrs B. II. Hooks gave a bene"t
bridge for the Mary Immaculate
League Of the Sacred Heart church
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. L. Lipscomb was pre-
sented the award for the contract
score and Mrs. T. Haneline or
Cleveland. Ohio was high In the
auction bridge.
Miss Lucille Hooks assisted her
mother.
The Order Of the Rainbow Girls
held the installation OF officers
Tuesday evening at the local
Masonic Lodge.
"A regular meeting was held dur
ing the first part Of the evening
and Mabel Peters was initiated in
70 the order.
Following the initiation Miss Eva
Ruth Galloway was presented with
a past worthy advisor pin by
Eleanor Doughtie. In the installa-
ton service Eleanor Doughtie was
made worthy advisor; Marilyn Nc
Askill associate worthy advisor;
and Yolande league. organist.
The circles or the Methodist
church met Tuesday afternoon.
The True Heart circle met with Mrs.
T. J. Bader with the lesson study
taken from the book The Mean
ing OF Prayer"
The Alegra circle met with Mrs.
W. ID. RAYMOND and Mrs. Clay Searcy
led the devotional. Mrs. Raimond
presided over the meeting I'm the
absence OF Mrs. A. L Morgan.
Mrs. "A. C. Oyler was hostess 10
the members Of the Belle Bennett
circle with Mrs. r. wv. Todd In
charge OF the devotional A quilt
for the San Antonio Training
Home for Girls was started during
the afternoon.
A number OF young people en-
loyed an evening OF fun Wednes-
day night nc the home OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Carl Bishop. The group was
the Young Peoples organization on
the Presbyterian church.
The evening was spent in playing
bunco and q treasure hunt closed
the entertainment.
, 1935-09-22
OHIO GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Boye had as
their guests for m few days, Mr..
Boye's sister, Mrs. q. Sissler. and
Mr.. Sissler. OF youngstown. Ohio.
for q few dayA
, 1935-09-22
Los Fresnos
Neu,s, Notes

N1WMCAMA NU AHN hEEMAQN
Los FRESNOS. Sept. H. The
social committee OF the Woman'S
Service club arranged On farewell
party az the home or Mr.. and Ms.
Frank Kretz. honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
q. I'd. Jennings and family who are
leaving In a few days for Missouri
To make their home. The picnic
supper was held on the lawn after
which Mrs George Laakso read a
poem and presented q beautiful bed
spread.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Engler. w. II. Patterson.
Mr.. and MRS. II. NJ. Lipe and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. George LApe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pfeifer. and daugh-
ter. Miss May: Mr.. and Mrs. O.
J. Peterson, and children: MI. and
Mrs George Rretz. Mrs. Evelyn
Chase and two sons: Mrs. Palmer
and daughter, Miss GENEVA; Mr..
and Mrs. Hall Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. v. Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r.
Barr and two children; MIR. and
Mrs. e.. w. Oliver and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Oliver. Mr.. G.
III. DeBusk, Miss Ruth DeBusk. Mrs.
X. o. Weikle, Miss Margaret Kretz.
Elmer DeHusk, Jerry Chatelle. Mrs
George Laakso. Mr.. and Mrs. II. a.
Barr and son and MI. and Mrs. ;.
E. Barr.
Mrs. III. A. Oliver very delightfully."-
entertained the members or the
WomanS Service club az her home
Thursday afternoon. Fifteen mem
bers were present. At the business
meeting the following officers were
elected. president. Miss GENEVA
Palmer: vice president. Mrs. p. y.
steel: secretary, Mrs. Frank Kretz.
treasurer, Mrs. II. Fl. Whipple; cor
responding secretary. Mrs Noel
Ryall: auditor. Mrs. G. U. Weikle.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The regular meeting OF the Los
FreSnoS Home Demonstration club
viii be held Thursday nc the home
OF Mrs. Geo. L. Coates, DemOnstra-
ton or interior decorations viii BE-
given by Mrs Archie Styles
Mrs. Elvin Peterson entertained
the members OF the intermediate
Sunday school class at her home
Friday evening. Mrs. Peterson Is
the teacher OF the class.
The members or the Child Wei
fare association met Thursday eve
ming nc the home OF Mrs Frank
Kretz.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. wv. Chase and son
J. =. left the first or the week for
south Dakota
, 1935-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Coleman and
children. and Miss Pauline Con-
zales. have returned home from n
short visit In Oklahoma and KAN
Sas. Miss Gonzales has enrolled.
since her return in the Valley Bust
hess college.
, 1935-09-22
DELPHI VISITOR

MS. T. P. Day arrived in Delphi.
Indiana, Thursday afternoon after
stopping a day at TIE Scott and
White clinic at Temple. she will
visit In the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Paul r. Quick for several
weeks.
, 1935-09-22
RFTTRNg PROM VISIT

Mrs. Z- "A. ROgenthal has returned
from Austin where she accompanied
her daughter. Miss Valerie Rosen-
thai, who entered the University.
, 1935-09-22

Mrs. Virgil Briscoe who has been
visiting her brother, Grover ANA
son and family and Mrs. Ridley
Barrett. returned to her home In
Canyon Thursday morning.
, 1935-09-22
Mrs. Tanner
Is Hostess
For Group

special 20 The Heraldl
MISSION. Sept. 2l. 49, The MArdi
Bridge club met this week with Mrs.
y. II. Tanner at her home here with
three tables or players present. Mrs.
A. g. McHenry and Mrs. Ollen Rome
were high. Out OK club guests were
the Mesdames e. u. Amyx, Ollen
Rome . a. McHenry and "A. e..
McHenry.
Mrs. Richard Bull entertained sew
eral friends Monday evening honor
ing her guest, Mrs. Harry Cook Of
Raymondyille. Mrs. "A. r.. McHenry
Mrs. n. m. Smith and Mrs. Il. ID.
Vawter were out or club guests M the
affair, which has been organized and
named the Monday night Bridge
club.
Mrs. Dick Wycoff and Mrs. Paul
Wycoff were h~osteSses at the ses-
sion or the Young Women's Mission
airy circle. which meets Tuesday.
Mrs. Chester Wycoff led on the top
x The Deaconess IN the Rural
Community" Mrs. Creighton Chase
continuing with The French Mis-
sion IN Louisiana" while Mrs. w. w.
Rainy concluded with The Byrd
Settlement. "A New Field OF Ser
vice Mrs. Close gave the report cir
the quarterly rome meeting INC MeE-
cedes. Miss Alice Borman acted As
pianist
HonorinR Mrs. Nelson Wlmherly,
who iS 70 leave soon for her new
home In Dallas. Mrs. G. w. Harris
entertained Wednesday afternoon at
her home IN the Hayes duplex. Mrs.
A. P. Wright was high in the bridge
Games. Mrs. Joe Price second. whiH
Mrs. Wimberly vas given a handsome
parting gift "A salad course was
served in conclusion Of the games.
Miss Dorothy johnson was pro-
gram chairman nc the meeting OF
the young folks Music club at the
home OF Mrs. Lee Truitt this week.
The program was very enjoyable. and
finished with a general "sing-song."
Misses Lou Dean Splawn and Mary
Ann Truitt served the refreshments
Mrs. w. B. Splawn was an out OF
club guest.
Mrs. Julius Frank was huatnB
Wednesday entertaining AZ a brcAR-
fast-bridge at her home here. Mrs.
Lee Davis was high. Mrs. Richard
Bull. low, with the club favor given
70 Mrs Harry Cook.
Dan Friensen. who has spent the
vacation in Oklahoma, Is back In
Mission, where he will complete the
school year mS A graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Chaplin are
back from A five weeks trip To Long
view.
Mrs. A. l.. Truitt and Miss Dorothy
will leave Sunday for Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Terrell have
gone 90 San Antonio 90 visit Miss
Dorothy Terrell. Miss Terrell ~
leaving soon for Venezuela where
she has accepted m position.
Miss Charlotte Gin left the first
OK the week for San Antonio. where
she II taking q business course.
Dr. and Mrs. wv. T. Gibbs have
returned from " several days vacFu
ton In KinRsville.
MFR. and Mrs. Martin Price WV
here from Kingsville for a visit y
Mrs. Prices parents, MIR. and MIR
I'D. E. Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Schuelke hav4
gone t0 5t. Louis on m vacation trip
Billy Bob Hodges left the first
of the week for KerrvilIe 10 enter Tine
Schreincr Institute. His sister. Miss
Mildred, will attend the state Uni
versity.
T. I. Lister, brother. and Mrs. IT..
E. Campbell. niece of Mrs. M. A.
Scarborough, are visiting here from
Trinity
REGULAR MEETING
, 1935-09-22

The SlSterhOcd Bethel will hold
its regular monthly meeting Tues
day afternoon at ~ o'clock mk tha
Temple Bethel
, 1935-09-22

Mrs. Harhert Davenport spent a
few days visiting In Austin this
week.
, 1935-09-22

Miss ANAL and Virginia Runyon
left for Austin Tuesday morning 70
nAtend the University of Texas.
, 1935-09-22

Mrs. Julius Frank was hnsaknH
Wednesday entertaining AZ a breaR-
fast-bridge at her home here. Mrs.
Lee Davis was high. Mrs Richard
Bull, low. with the club favor given
Cd Mrs Harry Cook.
, 1935-09-22

virginia and ANAL Runyon OF
brownsville are residents or New
ran Hall for the school term.
, 1935-09-22

An item IN The Daily Texan. Uni-
,,arSItv of Texas daily paper. stated
sraf miss Grace Edman. graduate Of
I've university. was IN Austin re-
Gently completing plans for the
publication OF her Work BOOK TOT
EarIv European History" which Is
10 be published this fall hy q local
publishing company.
, 1935-09-22

Mrs. Richard Bull entertained sew
eral friends Monday evening honor
ing her guest, Mrs. Harry Cook Of
Raymondville. Mrs. "A. r.. McHenry
Mrs. n. m. Smith and Mrs. Il. ID.
Vawter were out or club guests at the
affair, which has been organized and
named the Monday night Bridge
club.
, 1935-09-22

Miss Dorothy Johnson was pro-
gram chairman nc the meeting OF
the young folks Music club nc the
home OF Mrs. Lee Truitt this week.
The program was very enjoyable. and
finished with a general "sing-song."
Misses Lou Dean Splawn and Mary
Ann Truitt served the refreshments
Mrs. VI. B. Splawn was an out OF
club guest.
, 1935-09-22

A1hrlAhA " Inc ntEal1l
MISSION. Sept. 2l. - The MArdi
Bridge club met this week with Mrs.
y. III. Tanner at her home here with
three tables on players present. Mrs.
A. G. McHenry and Mrs. Ollen Rome
we're high. Out OK club guests were
the Mesdames e. u. Amyx. Ollen
Rome. 3. a. McHenry and "A. g.
McHenry.
, 1935-09-22

After three DAYS or STRENUOUS
rushing. bids to fraternities were
given wednesday night. Valley boys
nledring included Bin Pate OF Nc
Alien 10 sigma Aipha Epsilon fra
@tarnitv. Neal Du Bots OF Harlingen
~ gamma Alpha: Robert +. Lee OF
EDNA 70 Chi phi: j. G. GEORGE OF
brownsville TO Sigma Alona Eosnon.
and Dan wunderman OF san benito
10 phi Sigma Delta fraternity.
, 1935-09-22

HonorinE Mrs. Nelson Wimherly,
who IN 70 leave soon for her new
home In Dallas. Mrs. G. w. Harris
entertained Wednesday afternoon me-
her home In the Hayes duplex. Mrs.
"A. P. Wright was high ln the bridge
games. Mrs. Joe Price second. whih
Mrs. Wimberly was given a handsome
parting gift. "A salad course was
served IN conclusion Of the games.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-17

IN. c.. and Eliza Harrsll. Is. Darling
Albert e. Curtis. New York city. and
Martha E. Premet, 3s, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Alfred Lawson, Il. Riggs CT. and
Albertine LomaX, 49, 1895 New Hamp-
James Fl F. Reilly u; soao 9,,, Thirty,
RicciardL 20, 1914 o St. N. W.
Henry Hauser, 80. Bethesda, Nd. and
Adelaide Buchholz, ~. 22As Cathedral
Oliver w. cambridge, %, 2aSs Anger
Pl. S. E.. and Janet NJ. Kerrick, Fl.
2303 Anger Pl. S. E.
winfred e. Spencer. 20, sSs Henry
st., Alexandria, Va, and Verle z. Kid
we'll, 1s 2s42 Bladensburg Rd. N E.
Melvin Wood, %. 81 D 81. s. f.. and
Elma M. Harris, "a. 12AS-A South Cap
Arthur Martin. IS. 1929 P st. N. w,
and Irene jackson, %, 1873 p st. N. w.
Jack Sander, n, Chastleton Hotel,
and Teresa NJ. Marx, ~ Conard Apart
Eric Anderson. IS, New York city.
and Violet Cowles, 32, Graydon. w. Va.
Robert H. Jennings, %. 217 r st.
N. W, and Anna NJ. Kibler. 10, Ross
jacob Mailman. 2s. 1923 North Capitol
St. and Minnie Bergman. 20, Brook
Eugene YeaEer. 81, 4os Eleventh st.
8. w. and Sadie VIM, 81, s27 E
James vaughan. 2s, 11s L st. N w,
and Thelna E. sudnor, 81. 81 Pierce
wMiiam Litvin. 21, 7ss Otis Pl. N w.
and Helen Feshben, 20. 1915 Upshur st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-17
STUDENTS PLAN
ROADS STUDY

COLLEGE PARK, Md, Dec. II.
Four University Of Maryland stu
dents Of civil engineering, two Of
them from Washington, have been
named to conduct the preliminary
research in connection with the
economic survey for highway plan
ming in Prince Georges county, a
project Endorsed by the county
commissioners last week.
The students, announced today,
are Richard E. Volland. 1915 Ham
lin st. N. e: John B. Armen-
trout. of Bethesda, Md; H. Mel
vim Steen, 1921 North Capitol St.,
and Henry g. Knoche, Of Balti-
more. The students will conduct
the research as topics for these.
for which they will receive AGA
demic credit.
Prof. S. s. Steinherg, head of
the department Of civil engineer
ing, who presented the plan to
the commissioners last Tuesday, de-
scribes its purpose as twofold.
He says it will insure future
highway development on a sci
entific basis and will attempt to
determine what highways are
necessary for carrying on the
business, educational, social and
economic life of the country to
the greatest advantage to the en-
tire community.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-17
Arlington TO Fight
LIQUOR Store Site

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, Dec. Undermined to keep
the proposed State liquor store for
Arlington county off the already
traffic-congested Wilson Boule-
ward, members Of the Arlington
county board Of commissioners
and County Manager Roy S.
Braden are in Richmond today to
confer with Governor George
Peery and the State alcoholic
beverage control board.
Despite organized opposition by
the congregations of several
county churches to the establish
ment of such a store here, Off.
Gals of the ABC announced today
that they would go forward with
their plans Immediately.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-17
DEATHS

Alice B. stablsr. 90. S2H Thirty-eighth
st. N. w.
John ]. Lecron. SIS. 44o1 Q st. N W.
Annie NJ. spauldinE, 81, s4ss o St.
N. w.
Isaac c, clarke. 70, Walter Reed Cen
eraI Hospital. =
Mary A. Towns, rs. 2s11 Adams Mill
william Boyer, ~. Casualty Hospital.
Carrie A. Alderman, So, 1900 st.
N. w.
Alexis Galland, 81. U. s. Soldiers Home
Hospital.
Laurence Keane 81. Providence Hos
pital
zeta Parsons 81. PASS Twentieth St.
N. w.
Michael Marley, 50, U. S. Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Conrad wagner. Ss. $500 EvertS st.
N. E.
Waiter A. Smith. %. $50 Central Ave.
N. z.
Walter Bush. 20, siblsy Hospital.
Myron L. Kidd. 30. 3449 Holmead
Place N. w.
Infant Daniels I hours, childrens'
Hospital
Infant Bancroft Il days Columbia
Hospital.
Clarence A. Gardner, 81. 1908 3 st.
n. z.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-12-17
WILSON DEATH
QUIzDELAYED

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. II.
Possibilities Of special session Of
the Montgomery county grand jury
some time this month to consider
evidence and return indictments
in the Allen B. Wilson murder
case are very slight. States Attor-
ney James H. Pugh announced
here today.
Mr.. Pugh, who had intimated
earlier in the month that he prob
ably would call a special session Of
the jury, either the week Of De-
cember Is. or the day after Christ
mas, declared today there is
great amount Of evidence to be
studied before the case could be
presented to a grand jury, and
due to a court session just COM
pleted, and the murder Of Edward
Killeen, he has not had time to
study the mass of data pertaining
to the Wilson murder.
AS the grand jury selected in
November automatically reports
back at the end of each nine
weeks until dismissed, it will
be due to report on January 13,
1886, and probably will go into ses-
sion at that time to study the
Wilson case.
Investigation Of the murder Of
Wilson, a Washington Times
Herald route agent, has been in
the hands of q special Wilson
Squad" composed of Leutenants
John Fowler and Floyd Prescott
and Detective Sergeant Earl Hart
man, Of the Washington Detective
Bureau, for about year.
Wilson was slain as he halted
his automobile to place a paper
in a box in front Of the home of
Edward Mickey" Mcdonald. on
Flower Avenue, Takon1a Park,
Md, early on the morning of Octo-
Der %. 1884. It has always been
commended by police authorities
that 1t was a case Of mistaken
identity. the shots being intended
for Mcdonald.