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lure reading was given by Quintin
Peacock. The subject for the les
son was "Mother ”
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i ICE CREAM SUPPER
The women of the Baptist Wom
an*! Missionary Society gave a very
c* Jjvtble and profitable fee cream
sVavr on the church lawn Saturday
nlgm. quite a neat sum bglng real
ised from the sale of cake and
cream.
RAYMONDVILLE
BRIDGE HOSTESSES
Saturday afternoon' Mesdames B.
8. Suffield, 8* Claire Thompson,
and D. E Decker entertained with
bridge at the home of Mrs. B 8
Duffield on Kimball avenue. This
was one of the prettiest and most
enjoyable occasions this season In
Raymondville. The rooms were
decorated with a profusion of pink
and white cut flowers and ferns.
There were ten tables of plavers.
High score was won by Mrs. F. L.
Rheam of Oklahoma, a niece of Mrs.
B 8. Duffield. who is visiting her.
She received a set of silk lingerie.
Table high scores were won bv Mes
dames Joe Keener*. Hays Scisson.
Gorman Fox. H. A. White. H. E
Tomme. W. W. Grayson. J. P. Bren
ner. C. M. Kepedy. and E. H. Jam
ison. and each was awarded a deck
of cards. Punch was served through
out the afternoon, and at th® close
of the games refreshments of brick
Ice cream and cak® were served.
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JOINT HOSTS
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Campbell
and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Shubert
entertained with bridge at the
Campbell home northeast of the
city Wednesday night A delicious
country sunoer was served. After
supper, bridge was en toyed, with
five tables of players. Mr. and Mrs.
Bond E. Carroll were awarded bou
doir dolls and a basket with minted
base, as high score winner, while Mr.
and Mrs Audrey Fox received sec
ond hieh score honors. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller Walton received low
score crises. Those nresent were Mr.
and Mrs Miller Walton. Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Bull. Mr and Mrs Wil
liam G. Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Buck
Evans. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fackle
man, Mr. and Mrs. Audrev Fox. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. A. K. Shubert. Mr. and Mrs.
,V>nd E. Carroll, and Miss Dorothy
McCray of Denton.
• • •
f|T»S. BULL FNTERTAINS
LI Mrs. E L. Bull entertained with
J Jyidge at her home on Tenth street
^^ lursdav afternoon. The spacious
» beautifully decorated with
' fbripp flowers, heautifullv set off bv
a background of greenery. Mrs. W.
W. Grayson won high score, and
^ Mrs. 8t, Claire Thompson received
low score prize*. G"*sta of the aft
ernoon were Mrs. W W Grayson
and Mrs. Holy Bostick. Club mem
hert present were Mesdames S. L
Gill. M H Drever. Ed Starr. Abe
Wise. H A White. St. Claire
Thompson. H A. Bull. E B. Burton.
C J. Scott, and Miss Louemma Reb
er. A delicious ice course of cream,
strawberries, cake, and punch was
served.
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C? ASS PICNIC
The pupils of the sixth grade of
the Raymondville public schools en
joyed a picnic Friday afternoon at
Sal Viejo, the old salt lake north
west of Ravmondville. The chil
dren roamed over the glittering salt
lake bed to the island, and climbed
the low hills surounding it. thus en
joying themselves until supper time,
when lunch boxes were opened and
• generous feast was spread. The
pupils were aenmnanted by their
teachers. Mrs. J. M Cheek and Miss
Kathmue Bader, am* tftetr claw
sponsors. Mrs C. j. ©coii and Mrs
A. A Lindahl The trip to the lake
is made over paved highways and
well graded roads for most of the
distance, and the remaining stretch
is a winding tra^l through the brush
country, which affords one of%thei
most picturesque sights in Willacy
county.
• * *
PrRKHVAI s
Mrs. W. H. Giles and daughter.
Ellen, and Misses Cola B. Ramsey.
Maxine La Rue. Jimmie La Rue.
Mary Blackwell, and Virginia Man
tor spent Saturday at Point Isabel.
B. V. Crowell left Monday for
Dallas and other North Te:;as
points.
Mrs. Russell Eaton and daugh
ter. Marv Lee. returned to their
home In Point Isabel Saturday, aft
er a visit with Mrs. Eaton's parents.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D McCann.
Joe Loehrie and P. D. Lissner left
for Dallas Monday, making the trip
by auto.
Richard Lee Bull, of Los Angeles.
Calif.. Is the' guest of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Bull
Burges Ballard has returned to
his home here, after a three months
visit with relatives in Illinois
Miss Jessye Mae Lewis returned
to her home in Dallas Saturday, aft
er a plearant visit with her sister.
Miss Allece Lewis, at the heme of
J. M. Tomme.
Miss Grace Alsmeyer spent the
week-end the guests of Misses Bon
nie and Willma George at La Villa.
Mr. and Mrs. Gorman Fo* and
daughter. Barbara Jo. have left for
a five weeks visit with relatives in
Memphis, Tenn.
RIO GRANDE CITY
MISS BLOCK HOSTESS
Miss Camile Block was hostess to
the Tuesday Bridge club and a num
ber of additional guests at he^ home
Wednesday evening.
The patio of the Block home was
well lighted with vari-colored lights
and the bridge tables were placed
there for twenty-eight. At the con
clusion of the third game, a tamale
supper was served after which two
additional games were played.
Award for high score club prize
was won bv Mrs E. Owen Scott;
second high by Mrs. Rossiter Garity:
third high by Mrs. Virgil N. Lott.
Mrs. Frank Laborde was presented
with the guest prize and Mrs. W.
Venerable with consolation.
Among those present were: Mes
dames Carl A. Raguse. L. R Brooks,
George B. Marsh. Herbert E. K*d
well, Jj. B. Caruthers. Jr.. Mona
Rit£ Virgil N. Lott. Rossiter Gar
itv. Herbert E. Taylor. J. J. Guerra.
John A. PoDe. Jr.. Fred D. Guerra.
W. Venerable. B. C. King. Julian
Wallace. Harold Smith. Harrv Hall.
F. B Mason. E. Owen Scott. Edward
M. Fickett. Marv H. Edgerton. Frank
Laborde: Misses Felicia Gutierrez.
Eulalia Yeager of Terrell. Virginia
and Carmela Ota!, Alicia Solis. Er
nest ina Laborde; Mrs. George
Boyle of Maracaibo. Venezuela. Mrs.
John A. Poue. Sr. of Laredo. Mrs.
L. Moriss of Ran Benito.
This delightful party marked the
last meeting of the bridge club un
til fall. Mrs. J. J. Guerra, president,
stated that announcement of the
next hostes would appear In the
press.
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JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
The Junior Woman's Club met
Saturday with Miss Crisanta Garza
as hostess. Those present were:
Misses Corina and Consuelo San
chez. Cleotilde Falcon. Celestir.a
Gonzales. Isabel Garza. Alicia Solis,
and Lorenza Montalvo of Hebbron
ville.
• • •
MRS. BOYLE VISITS
Mrs George Bovle of Maricaibo.
Venezuela, who is spending the
summer in Mission with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Drum
mond. has been the house gue*t this
week of Captain and Mrs E. M.
Fickett. Mrs Boyle will be remem
Hv many ir tivt Valley as the
fbmer Mtutf Ar Oreimiiumi <rtt at
torney of Mission bne and her
husband have been living in South
America for eighteen months, hav
ing gone there from Oklahoma City.
Mr. Bovle will arrive later to Join
Mrs. Boyle and their little daughter
n July and after a two months va
Ofec>
Qnoft ’wonderfuTparf^
about.being cC
JUNE
BRIDE
6he can have a service of solid silver
at its most magnificent — simply by
letting It be whispered about: “She's
:hosen the Pantheon Design In solid
Silver."
Then, more experienced hostesses
will strive for the same enviable table
effect* she secures—but to no avail
without Pantheon.
To see this service is to experi
ence some of the satisfaction it
gives throughout the years.
And you can see it in open
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By >IME. LISBETH
The life of the modem college girl
■ is not usually one of quiet and se
! elusion. She studies hard at all
| times, if she wants to make the
; grade, and then there are those
feverish times of cramming for
i exams. Aside from all this, there is
more or less social activity, so that
j by the end of the semester, and in
j the shorter vacations, there is need
for relaxation.
; cation in the Valley, Oklahoma and
1 Coloradi will returned to Venezuela.
• m •
FAMILY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. John Pope Jr., en
j tertalned with a family dinner party
honoring Mrs. Calixto Valle. Sun
day. Their guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. Calixto Valle. Mrs. Mona Ritz,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Guerra, Messrs.
Rudolfo and Raul Valle.
• • •
Captain M. F. Vorhees and Lieu
tenant John P. Willy of Fort Fort
Brown are in Fort Ringgold for the
target shooting.
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Cope, who have
resided in Roma for the past two
years, left last week for the nQrth
where thev will viist relatives until
Dr Cope has regained his health.
Mr. and Mrs. George B Marsh
have had as their guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Moser of Waco, and
Mr and Mrs Edward Marsh of San
Antonio. *
Mesdames E. Owen Scott and L
B Caruthers were in McAllen Mon
day and Tuehdayp for the Valiey
fereration meeting. They were the
house guests of Mrs. Percy Herman,
who entertained at dinner at the
Casa de Palmas Monday evening
for them and Mrs Mrs. Volney Tay
lor of Brownsville.
Mrs Mary H. Edgerton attended
a committee meeting of the Medical
Auxiliary in Harlingen, last week.
Mr and Mrs John A. Pope, Sr., of
Laredo are the house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Pope. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. B C. King has as
their guests for the week-end. Mr.
and Mrs L C Morriss of San Be
nito and Miss Eulalio Yeager of
Terreff.
Mrs. Donna Garza, who has been
the guest of her brother and sister,
Mr and Mrs. Alberto Gutierrez, re
turned to her home In Austin.
Tuesday. On June 1. Mrs. Garza
will go to Boston to visit her sister.
Mr end Mrs. Frank B. Scott of
San Antonio were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Owen Scott. Monday.
Captain and Mrs. Rossiter Garity
and Lieut. W. E. Finnegan, motored
to Brownsville, Thursday.
Mesdames J. U. Bass and W. Ven
erable attended the meeting of the
Rio Grande Valley Federation in
McAllen Tuesday, having represent
ed the Woman's Club as delegates.
Mr. Bass acompanled them to Mc
\llen.
SAN BENITO
ENTERTAIN BOARD
Last week members of the excu
tive board of the Valley Federation
of Women's clubs were hostesses to
members of the executive obard of
the fifth district of Texas and dis
tinguished guests attending the con
vention at Harlingen when they en
tertained with a picnic supper at the
Y. W. C. A. camp at Rio Hondo.
Mrs. Fred H. Wright, Mercedes,
persistent of the Valley Federated
clubs, presided. As the guests en
tered the grounds they were greet
ed by Mrs. Paul Cotrell who pre
sented them to the hostess for thg
evening. Mrs. M. Weimer. A coterie
of young girls presided over the
punch bowl. In the dining room
Mrs. Wright took the role of toast
master and asked each woman to
introduce herself and give her of
fice. Mrs. Volney Taylor, Browns
ville. introduced Mrs. W. R. Potter,
Bowie, state president, and Mrs.
Owen T. Scott, incoming president
of the fifth district. Mrs. E. M.
Card. Mission, gave a brief history
of the Valley federation. Mrs. R. F.
Lindsey. Mount Pleasant, gave her
aims for the fifth district, and Mrs.
J. L. Young, Mineral Wells, and Mrs.
R. E. Buchanan. Fort Worth, made
Interesting talks. Mrs. Cecil 8mith,
Sherman, closed the program with
an expression of appreciation in be
half of the guests to the Valley
women for their hosptality. A total
of 53 women were present.
• • •
THURSDAY LUNCHEON
Mrs. W. B. Hinkly entertained
pleasantly at her home last week
for the Thursday Luncheon club A
festive note was given to the wide
living room by the early summer
garden flowers. A handsome trophy
was received by Mrs. Bruce Gentry
for success during the games. A de
But the college girl, like her sis-,
ter. the debutante, wants to look
chic as she takes her ease, so many
are the charming lounging costumes
designed by the leading couturiers.
Rose colored pajamas, in crepe
backed satin, are displayed by Mary
Astor at the left of the picture. Tas
sels. which are anathema to stout
people, may be worn by the slender.;
so Mary uses two long tassels to
I licious luncheon of Mexican foods
was enjoyed at noon at the Sobre las
; Olas where the guests assembled.
At the next meeting of the club
Mrs. J. T. Lomax will be hostess.
• • •
THURSDAY BRIDGE
When Mrs. W. J. Vinsant enter
tained members of the Thursday
Bridge club ami a few guests at
her home was bcautifuly decorated
in many shades and hues, the colors i
being supplied by sweet spring bios-1
soms. Mrs. Floyd S. Worth made
high score and received an attrac
tive gift during the games of the
morning. Guests other tha nthe
members were Mrs. O. H. Polly, Mrs.
M. W. Morris. Mrs. Worth and Mrs.
C. M. Cash. Mrs. P. B. Jones came
In for the luncheon which was
served at 1 o'clock.
• • •
HONOR BRIDE-ELECT
At an affair Monday guests who
were present at the announcing of
the approachmg marriage of Miss
Letitia Wells were again entertained
the occasion being a shower given
at the Yacht club at Point Isabel.
Mrs. Stanley Dodds. Mrs. Frank C.
Ludden. Mrs J. T. Lomax and Mrs
Frost Bohner were joint hostesses
at this prettily appointed luncheon.
Each guest found a colonial corsage
at her place and the bride-to-be
had a large shower bouquet to which
some of the gifts were attached. The
guest list Included the following:
Mrs, E. E. Ogden. Mrs. Z. E. Butts.:
Mrs. E. B. Wells. Mrs. W. D. Hinkly. I
Mrs. J. H. Koontz, Miss Amy Vivian
Mrs. C. M. Wells. Mrs. W. E. John
son. Mrs. F. S. Sublet!. Miss Dorothy
BK*n46n< Miss Maxine Bruce. Mrs.
Harry Hlnklv. Mrs. Edward Hinkly.
Mrs. John Betts. Mrs. Tom March
banks. Mrs. R E Holcomb. Mrs W
E. Thomas and Mrs. Bob Wells of
Brownsville.
• • •
FAXTAS CLUB
Mrs. Wilson Calaway. president
of the Lantana Home Demonstra
tion club, told of her trip over Tex
as at the last meeting of the organ
ization held at the home of Mrs.
Victor M. HInig on the San Benito
Rio Hondo road. She said she was
particularly impressed with 7 varie
ties of oleanders she saw in Galves
ton which is known ah the ‘ Olean
der City.” The study topic for the
club was Edgar Guest. In answer
to roll call his poems were given and
Mrs. L E. Ralls read a paper on his
home life. The next meeting of
the club will be in the Calaway
home Monday. May 27, at 2 p. m.
Miss Kate Adele Hill, home demon
stration agent, will give a demon
stration on club refreshments at
that time.
• • •
PERSOXALS
Miss Frances Marie Gay. one of
the honor guests at a banquet given
at the Menger hotel in San Antonio
Monday night by the junior class
of Our Lady of the Lake college to
the seniors. Miss Gay is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Gay of
this city.
Mrs. Eula B. Jones left for Dallas
Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Stephenson
of Chicago, parents of Mrs. Davis
Wade, returned to their home' Tues
day night after spending the winter
in San Benito.
Garnett Reeves, who visited his
uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs. W.
O. Brown, while attending the state
convention of the Retail Merchants
association in San Benito, left Wed
nesday for his home in Lubbock.
He is secretary of the Lubbock credit
finishe the silken frogs which fasten
her long jacket. Black mules com
plete her suit.
Lots Moran, above in circle, shows
the intriguing qualities of lace and
white satin In a unique suit that
buttons the trousers close to the leg
—below the knee—leglets. they are
called. Ostrich trimmed mules arc
worn with this costume.
Below, for lounging or beach wear.
Miss Moran exhibits a pair of royal
association and assistant secretary
of the chamber of commerce.
Mrs. M. C. Reese went to Kings
ville Thursday and on her return in
a few days she will be accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. M. D. Driscoll,
who also is visiting in Kingsville.
Charles D. Kennedy, traffic man
ager for the Corpus Christi Hard
ware company, a wholesale firm, left
Wednesday night after a business
trip to the Valley.
Mrs. J. L. Nommensen of San Be
nito and Mrs. Sadie Carter of De
troit have departed on an automo
bile trip to the east. They will drive
first to Detroit and then go to New
York City.
Frank Ramsey of Port Worth, who
has been visiting in the home of
Mrs. Sorata Boone and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Boone, left Thursday
morning for North Texas.
Mrs S. M. Udden. vice president
of the Central Power and Light
company, left for the San Antonio
offlr • Wednesday night. He was in
the Valley for the public relation
meeting held at McAllen Tuesday
night.
• • •
SHOWER MISS DAMMON
At the home of Mrs. J. E. Mc
Anaily, who had three tables of
bridge on this occasion. Miss Pearl
Hammond, bride-elect, was honored i
with a miscellaneous shower. In
both the decorations and refresh
ments. the hostess employed a pink
color scheme, pink roses being used
in this connection. The gifts came
by "air mail.” They were brought
to the home by a messenger boy.
The “air mail package” was opened
in the presence of the guests and
the gifts presented to the bride-to
be At bridge Miss F»oy Root won
high score prie while the ccnsclo
tion prize went to Miss Lois Frank
lin. Bridge guests weer Miss Floy
Roots, Mrs. Henry Alsmeyed. Mrs
Albin Polztn. Mrs. Horace St John.
Miss Lois Franklin, Mrs. E. M. Aik
en, Miss Otelia Graham. Miss Ma
mie Liles. Mrs. P. F. Dominy, Mrs.
M. A. Thompson. Miss tSell Briscoe,
and Miss Hammond Later in the
afternoon Miss Emaline Baker. Mrs.
J. P. Ellis and Mrs. Fred Hartman
came.
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SANTA MARIA
ENTERTAINS SCHOOL
Miss Daisy Gray gave a party for
the teachers and pupils of the high
school Thursday evening. A good
time was reported.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Davis spent
Friday night at Point Isabel in com
pany with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kluck
of Santa Rosa.
Orlando Soule, a Bible worker
from Rio Grande City spent Satur
day night at J F. Mocks. He preach
ed at the school house Sunday
morning on the subject, “The Home
of the Saved.”
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Davis enjoyed
Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
B. O. Harpster.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Benge are
home now after several weeks ab
sence at McAllen. Mrs. Benge was
caring for Mrs. Hauser who recently
passed away.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Louk of Mc
Allen were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Kaiser.
Twenty persons from Santa Maria
went to Booa Chica Saturday aft
ernoon and returned Sunday after
noon. Those who enjoyed this out
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. Genge, Mr.
and Mrs. Sansom and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Matthews and family, Mr.
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blue and gray crepe pajamas.
Stripes of gray decorate the sleeve
less blouse, while royal blue bands
trim the gray jacket. The trousers
are plain blue.
White silk pajamas with a printed
coat are.worn by the same screen
player at the right. The trousers
have a deep hem. but no cuff. The
coat, of printed satin, is full length,
and is faced with white satin.
and Mrs. Washington and family.
Misses Daisy Gray. Annie Smith.
Pauline Hanks and Mr. Donges.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Daugherty and
Marylyn of San Benito were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Davis Tuesday evening.
Miss Pearle Fowler and Pauline
Moore returned to their home in
Kansas City after a few days visit
with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fowler.
Melvin Fowler accompanied them to
Houston and will go from‘there to
Illinois
P. P. Smith transacted business
in Brownsville Tuesday.
Mrs. P. M. Shipley entertained the
women of the Missionary Society
Monday afternoon. Mrs. 8. H. Mc
Lain and Mrs. T. D. Shipley and
son of La Feria were welcome visit
ors.
• • •
GRADUATION EXERCISES
A large crowd enjoyed the pro
gram given at the school house
Tuesday evening which was the
graduation exercises for the seventh
grade Those who received diplomas
were Edna Mae Vincenz, Stoyl Arm
strong. Lewis Brandt and Duane
Mock. The salutatory and roll call
was given by Ruane Mock: class
will. Lewis Brandt: prophecy.. Etoyl
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TROUBLES? BAH! HE
SMILES THROUGH 'EM
By WNIFRED BLACK
The Little Man with the Light-Hearted Laugh It home again
From the hospital.
For weeks and weeks he was in the hospital, most daaparately sack—m
fact, for a time he was so near the edge of the dark river that runa »
silently beside us all the time that It teemed unbe
lievable he could win the race
But so far the courage that has made him Laugh
In the face of all odds has kept his spirit alive, and
now that he’s home again the fight keeps up.
Little by little he’s gaining strength.
What are you thinking of. Little Man with the
Light-Hearted Laugh, lying there so still on the
white bed?
Of the time when you decided to make apple
butter—and gathered in all the tiVw old Lad Ms m
the neighborhood, used up all your pin money to pay
them, and had enough apple butter to supply the
entire neighborhood for the whole winter?
Or the time when you were IT and fen in lew
with the blonde lady in the chorus? Of course It
__ ^ didn t make any difference to you that she wm
WINIFRED BLACK least twice your age—you thought the was about the
prettiest thing you ever saw. didn t you?
ur pernaps n 5 me aear momer 9
who’s been gone so many, many
years—and of the time when she
took your hand in hers and helped
you face the disgrace of a boyish
escapade in high school—even boys
with light-hearted laughs can get
into “scrapes' in school—cant they?
Maybe you're again getting up at
the call of the first spring bird and
slipping down the stairs with your
shoes in your hand to Join your first
sweetheart for an early morning
hike down by the river—only they
didn't call it “hike” in those days,
did they?
It might be the “Wild West Pa
rade” that was staged for Patti in!
Cheyenne, when all the Indians and
cowboys in the country rode up the
main street shooting off their guns
and putting spurs to their horses,
to make them “act up”—and you
at the head of the parade.
Is it of the little daughter that
UNDELIVERED
MESSAGES AT
LOCAL OFFICE
The Western Union Telegraph
Company holds undelivered mes
sages at their office for the
following people.
A. V. Brown.
Dick Bartlett.
Stanley S. Crom.
A. King Davis.
Economy Store.
N. W. Eubanks.
Jno. M. Gholson
Hall Wedge and Carter Co.
Norman Hammer.
G. T. Humbert.
E. R. Hury.
Everitt Layering.
Chas. Mansure.
W. S. Miller.
M. E. Moodie.
Frank Judson Reynolds
Rio Grande Valley Truck Co.
Wyatt Price.
Isaias Valera.
Rebecca Vail.
Armstrong; valedictory. Edna Mae
Cincenz.
E. G. Vllers. of McAllen, new su
perintendent and his wife attended
the closing exercises. Mr. and Mrs.
i Lawrence Wise of Mercedes also at
i tended. She was a former teacher
in our school.
• • •
1 PERSONALS
s D. C. Simms of Weslaco spent
I Tuesday night at J. F. Mock's home
r—
is so much like you. who brought so
much happiness into your already
c* erflewing cup?
No. I don t believe you're thmkmf
of any of these things
At least I hope not.
I hope you're concentrating all
your will and your courage and your
faith toward getting well
We vr. x your laueh—wv mt** the
clink of the key in the lock at night
—and the cheery call in the morn
ing—we miss the happy, Joyous spir
it that pervades the house—we nttaa
you.
Here's to you. Little Man with the
Light-Hearted Laugh—you've made
life brighter and happier for all of
us—to have never missed an oppor
tunity to be happy and get a laugh
out of life—is, there anything more
you could have asked, of the Greet
Giver of all Good*
out* minds u/« t
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