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Merry Matrons
Meet Tuesday
The Merry Matrons bridge club
will hold their next meeting at the
home of Mrs. Henry Kemper in El
Jardln July 2. Mrs. Joe Downs en
tertained the club at the last meet
ing. Three guests. Mrs. Frank
Fischer of Point Isabel, Mrs. Beu
lah Dt *„:'? of Terre Haute, Indiana,
and Mrs. Neill? T. Kee of Browns
ville. were present.
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Club Showers
Recent Bride
Members of the Business and Pro
fessional Woman's club surprised
Mrs. Douglas Ireland, the latest
bride among their numoer with a
shower on Thursday evening. About
twenty members met at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mis. G. W.
Rogers, bringing her many Jjeautiful
gifts. She was also presented with
a hand-painted tea set as a gift
from the club. The evening was
spent socially, and a refreshment
course enjoyed.
Mrs. Ireland was before her re
cent marriage. Miss Molly Rogers.
8he has been quite active in the
Business and Professional Woman's
club here, and served as secretary
for the past year.
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lYoung People
Attend Conference
A party of five representatives
from the Young Peoples society of
the local Presbyterian church are in
Kerrville attending the annual
young people's conference being held
there. The group includes Barbara
Bigelow, Mary Margaret Rowe, Olin
Weller, Sam Lesser, and the chap
erone. Miss Frances Shlvcs, super
intendent of religious education
here. They left on Tuesday, and
expect to remain there about ten
days.
• • •
Pink, Green, Color
Scheme of Party
The lavish use of pink flowers,
zinnias, oleanders and rases, com
bined with the green of fern, made
Mrs. Nelle T. Kee's apartment on
West Elizabeth a charming setting
Thursday afternoon, when she en-j
tertained El Jardln Bridge club.
Three tables of bridge were made j
up with the club members and five '
guests, Mesdames G. W. Moothart.1
8 W. Brewer. C. W. Dennis. Lar
son. and R J. Bingham. Trophies j
for high score were awarded to Mrs I
Moothart among the guests, and j
Mrs. A. E. Harper for the club !
Mrs H. Kemper received the con- !
eolation
The feature of the floral decora
tions was a huge floor basket filled
with pink roses and fern, and tied
with a fluffy maline bow. The
pink and green color scheme ap
peared in the refreshments rnd
the confections placed on th*> ta
bles. as well as the gifts.
The club meets with Mrs. Kem
per on July 11.*
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Comings, Goings,
Of Local People
Mr and Mrs Carl McDavitt and
eon. Tom. of Twin Falls. Idaho, are
here visiting Mr. McDavitt s broth
ers. J. K and E. M McDavitt They
arrived Thursday, and expect to re
main for several weeks
Billie George la spending a w eek
in San Antonio.
Mrs. W. E. Heaner returned
Thursday from Houston.
Mrs S. E. King, of Kansas City, |
is here as the guest of her grand- i
daughter. Mrs Jimmy George
Mrs H B. Parker and children,
of San Antonio, are visiting Mrs
Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs Mar
shal] White
Mrs A T. McDonough Is here
visiting Mrs. D. A. OBrien Her
home is In Beaumont.
Miss Elizabeth Rowe is spending
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*Tis Summer, \
the Undies are Gav
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! We are featuring a new col
lection of dainty underwear in
colorful printed materials in
cluding crepes, georgettes,
voiles, and batistes.
; Robes
Gowns
Step-ins
Teds
Pajamas
Priced j
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EVERY BRIDE WISHES ORIGINAL WEDDING DRESS
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Sunday with Miss Eugenia Epp
wright in Mission.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Gay, Jr. left
early Sunday morning by motor for
the Davis mountains, where they
will spend a six-weeks vacation.
Mrs. Robin Pate is expected home
the first of the week from Austin,
where she has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Yett, who will return
with her.
Mrs. Elodia Monroe, of Rio
Grande City, spent the week here
with her daughter, Mrs. Miguel
Garcia.
Mrs. J. J. Young visited Mrs
Raymond Palmer in Rio Grande
City the past week. Mrs. Falmer is
her daughter.
The Rev. and Mrs. F P Day and
family spent the week on Padre
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Harbert Davenport
have left for Galveston, where they
will take a Mallory line steamer for
New York. They will visit Havana
en route. They expect to be away
for about three weeks.
HARLINGEN
Gt'EST HONORED
Mrs. Will C. Jones entertained
with a morning bridge party hon- j
orine Miss Louise Davidson of Fort
Worth, who is visiting her sister
Mrs. David Wink. Friday morning;
at her apartment on Monroe street
Varl-colored blossoms throughout
the rooms, where two tables of
players gathered for the morning's|
diversion.
Miss Helen Hoskins rereived a,
blue-bonnet picture for high score
Miss Georgia Traxler was second
high and was given a dainty hand
kerchief. and the honoree was pre-j
sented with a piece of dainty ltn-1
gerie. i
At noon the hostess served a de-,
lictous two-course luncheon to
eight guests.
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1,0* XM1C.OS DANCE
Members of the Los Amigos club
entertained with a danee at the
Stonewall Jarkson hotel in San Be
nito Thursday in honor of the col- j
lege students that have returned
home to spend the summer.
Eddie Weiners jazz orchestra
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^ furnished the music. Fifty couples
| enjoyed this delightful hospitality.
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THEATER PARTY
Mrs. M. A. Rose entertained with
a theater party Thursday evening
honoring Dorothy Koepp and Miss
Sarah Coston of Miami. Fla., who
are visiting Miss Mary Hale Coston.
After the show the party was serv
j ed with a delicious salad course at
i the home of the hostess on Van
t Burcn street.
• • •
LARGE BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. Fred Flynn and Mrs. David
Wink were Joint hostesses Thursday
afternoon for a large bridge party
given at the home of Mrs. Flynn.
Shasta daisies mingled with fern
arranged attractively in baskets and
crystal bowls gave floral charm to
the home. A yellow and green
theme was also featured In the
game table accessories.
Beautiful Rook wood pottery was
i presented to Mrs R M. Loving for
I high, and Mrs. Charles F. Thornton
for second high. Mrs. Sam B. Wil
lis received a box of stationery for
low.
A delicious salad and sweet course
was served to 36 guests.
• • •
SEW-SO CLLB
Mrs. Herman Watson was hostess
to the Sew-So club at her home on
East Madison street Wednesday
afternoon.
A movie star contest furnished
the divresion for the afternoon. Mrs.
Edcar Lear ’■ecened first prize and
Mrs Roy Kas**ndick low nrize. after
which delicious refreshments were
served to ten guests.
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WOMEN'S C l » B SOCIAL
The Business and Professional
Women's club held their rpgular
monthly social Thursday night at
the Woman’s buildmg.
A delicious chicken dinner war
served by the hostess of th" build
ing. Mrs Rex rot li
Each member answered roll call
by telhnc where she would like best
to travel, and why.
A novel entertainment of choos
ing vacation lands was the chief
entertainment for the evening
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PIERSON-LITTLE
The marriage of Miss Thelma
(’.rare Pierson of Ravniondville and
Welton O. Little of Harlingen was
solemnized Monday morning at id
o'clock at the home of the hride's
sister. Mrs, Rrv B Kellogg with
Rev. I eslie A Boone, pastor of the
First Methodist church of Rav
mondvtlle officiating Only tb*
immediate members of the two
nmilies and a few close friends
were present a Mho ceremonv.
The decorations were summer
flowers used in profusion nbo”t th
home with ferns and baskets of
roses forming an attar where 'P.
marriage ceremony was held
The br’de was charming in an
cnsrmble of taupe, with hat and
accessories to match. She carried
a bouquet of pink rases. Miss Ruth
Brown was the sole attendant to
the bride and was dressed in a blue
georgette with picture hat. to har
monize. She carried a bouquet of
roses. Mr Bob Baker of Hatlin
een attended the bridegroom hs
best man.
After the ceremony a wedding
bieakfast was served A twro-tipred
wedding cake topped by a minia
ture bride and groom was cut by
the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Little left imme
diately for points in New Mexico
After June 30 they will hr a* honi"
their many friends at the Horn
Apartments in Harlingen
•Mr Little is assistant manager
-'f the J. C. Penney store of Har
ngen
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FRIDGE FOR VISITOR*
Mesdamcs Joe R Roberts and
W. M Hundley were Joint hostesses
Vcnday for a morning bridge party
at the home of Mrs. Joe Roberts
on Buchann street, honoring a '
number of visitors in Harlingen.
Roses and daisies were used artt«- j
tically in the decorations of this
beautiful home.
Mrs. Wimberly McLoud received
high score and Mrs. Aubry Elliott
and Miss Verda Jarrell of Belton,
guests of Mrs. M. A. Childers and
Mrs. Jack Carey; Mrs. J. P. O'Leary j
of New Orleans, and Mrs. L. R. I
Camobel! of Birmingham Ala
guests of Mrs. S R. Jennings and
Mrs. Frank B’rmwgham of Bastrop,
the guest of Mrs. A. L. Brooks, and
Mrs. B. C. Roberts, guest of Mrs.
V. M. Bars were given dainty gifts.
, A delicious two-ccurse luncheon
I was served at the noon hour to 23
guests,
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PLAYERS HONORED
The cast of the senior class play,
“Betty’s Last Bet" were entertained
( with a dance Monday evening at
■ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Tait. Miss Louise Ransdall, Miss
Marguerite Riddley and Miss Mar
io™ Tait of Milwaukee. Wis.. house
guests of Mrs. Tait were special
guests
• • •
SOCIAL MEETING
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held
their circle meetings at the follow
ing home* Tuesday: Mrs. David
Win;:. Mrs. T. J. Sidener and Mrs.
G O. Alexander. Those in charge
were Mrs. E. T. Neary. Mrs. J W.
Griffin. Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Fred
Scroggins and Msr J. T. Traylor
Each hostess served riaintv re
freshments.
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FRIDGE TARTY
; Mr and Mrs. K. I. Dague enter
tained with a bridge party Tues
day evening at their home on East
Monroe street.
Baskets of summer flowers adorn
, r<1 the rooms where three tables of
plavers were gathered.
Mrs, H. H. Schanders received
high score prize for the women and
Mr. Ro’and Rader for the men.
A swee* roiir.-e was served to 12
guests.
• • •
YACHTING PARTY
Miss Cleo McLeod entertained
■ with a yachting party in honor of
Miss Virginia Gaddis of Pleasant
Hill, La, guest of Misses Vonme
Mae and Virginia Perry.
The party sailer! on the yacht
Egret.” cruising in the gulf, later
geing to Padre is’and where swim
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NO BUTTER.
GUESTS DUE!
T 3HE (suddenly finds that she
has no butter dinner guests
INEXPENSIVE expected any minute. If she had
Ha telephone she could call her
husband and have him bring it
COM h MLNT home. 4 But she has no phone so
she will have to depend on her
nti »RY neighbor.*.To be without a tele
|| phone is unnecessary. The cost
is small.) Let us install one for
you today.'
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EVERY HOME NEEDS A TELEPHONE
9 \KT)£ VALLEY TELEPHONE C&
E. E. MOCKBEE. Manager ■ I
mlng and dancing was enjoyed, fol
lowed by a delicious picnic supper
Those enjoying this outing were
Misses Virginia Gaddis, Cleo Mc
Leod, Vonnie Mae Perry. Essie Mc
Leod. Virginia Perry and Pegg/
Ewing, Messrs Bruce Wailey. Dean
Baer, Jim Murphy, Less McLeod.
Maurice Protho and Warren Brown.
Mesdames C. P. Perry and L. B.
Ewin.
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GUESTS HONORED
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ramsey hon
ored Miss Henrietta Brackett and
Miss Lousdith Mosley of Waco,
v.ith a picnic supper and swimn:‘ng
party at the Cascade pool at Mc
Allen Tuesday evening.
About 20 guests enjoyed this hos
pitality. /
• • •
HONOR VISITORS
Miss Dorothy Koepp and Miss
Sarah Coston of Miami, Fla., who
are visiting Miss Sarah Hale Cos
ton. were honored by a number of
friends with a weinie roast at
Camp Perry Tuesday evening.
After a delicious supper, which
was cooked at the camp dancing
and games were enjoyed by 15
guests.
• • •
LARGE BRIDGE TARTY
Mrs. A. H. Weller. Mrs. C. W.
Letzerich and daughter Miss Vera
Letzerich were Joint hostesses for
a 28 table bridge party and twn
tables of tea guests at the Woman’s
building Wednesday afternoon.
The spacious club room was
turned into a flower garden by tt>9
use of pink radiance roses and
fern sprays. The mantle of the
large fireplace was banked with
roses and fern and with the use
of hanging wall baskets of the
chosen flower hung at vantage
points about the room made an at
tractive background for the occa
sion.
Mrs. F. T. Neary was presented
a purse in the pastel shades for
high score. Mrs. G. W. Springer re
ceived a string of sun bum pearls
for second high and Miss Paul Col
bert of El Paso, sister of Mrs. Pope
Blythe, received a dainty evening
handkerchief for low. Mrs. F. G.
Scott won high cut among the tea
guests and was presented with a
pair of hose.
A delic'ous salad and sweet course
was served to 120 guests.
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SWIMMING PARTY
Miss Mary Hale Coston enter
tained with a swimming party
Wednesday evening at the Cascade
pool in McAllen honoring Miss
Sarah Coston and Miss Dorothy
Koepp of Miami. 71a
After a delightful swim the party
motored to Mexico and had dinner, i
Those enjoying this outing were !
Mrs. Earl Rambo and son. Earl. |
Mr. and Mrs H. Hickox. Miss Sarah
Coston. Miss Ecepp. Mr. Goddard j
and the hostess.
• • •
PERSONALS
Miss Louise Davidson of Fort
Worth is the guest of her sister. Mrs. i
David Wink, for the week
Misses Mattie and Jennie Case
are in Nashville. Tenn, attending
Peabodv college.
Mr. W H. Burk returned Wed
nesday n4eht from a business and
pleasure trip to Alabama, and Ten
nessee
Father Delfino Mon jo. who has
been assistant pastor of the Cath
olic church in Harlingen has been
transferred to 8pain.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Van Pelt are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs T. A
Lamberson and Mrs. L. O. Richards
Mrs. Houston Watkins of Royce City
this week.
Miss Margaret Owens of V/axa
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j Calendar For The" Week
Monday
Methodist missionary society social meeting at the
church. 3:30 p. m., Mesdames C. N. Hill, W. Y. Worley.
W. R. Jones, J. J. Kemmy, and Hugh Willbanks as
hostesses.
Ladies’ Aid of the Central Christian church meets
at the church parlors, 3:00 p. m. for business and social
session.
Called meeting of the Public Health Nursing as
sociation. at the city hall. 9:30 a. m. to meet with Miss
Campbell, of the state tubercular bureau.
Tuesday
Rebekahs meet at I. (). (). F. hall, g:00 p. m.
Wednesday
Just-Sew with Mrs. H. R. McKay.
Wednesday bridge, Mrs. W. E. Heancr.
Business and Professional Woman’s club luncheon.
hachie is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Barrett.
Mrs. F. E. Fulgham has as her
guest for the week Mr. and Mrs. F.
Hertz of Yoakum. Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins re
turned to their home in Ohio after
spending the winter in Harlingen.
Miss Dorothy Koepp and Miss
Sarah Coston of Miami. Fla., are
guests of Miss Mary Hayee Coston
for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Duckett. Jr., I
left Thursday night for Temple.
Texas, where they will reside in the
future.
Miss Laura* Crow who has been
visiting Mr and Mrs. T. H. Duckett.
Jr., has returned to her home in
Dallas.
Miss Paul Colbert of El Paso is
spending the summer with her sis
ter. Mrs. Pope Blythe.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Sherwood and
Mr. and Mrs. Meadows attended
the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Phillips* 2-year-old son which was
held in Browasville Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shafer of
Johnsotwn. Pa., arrived in Harlin
gen Monday where they will reside
in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. George BIcsenger
and Mrs. Samuel Dolon of Johns
town. Pa . arc visiting In Harlingen.
Jack Pickens returned Thursday
morning from Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Darbv of Penn
sylvania are visiting in the Valley.'
Mrs. H. R. Bass, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jack
McFarland returned Saturday night
to her home in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dennis left
Saturday night for Chicago on a
pleasure trip.
Miss Marion Tait of Milwaukee
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Roy Tait left Thursdav for her
home.
Mr. and Mrs B F. Johnson, who
moved to Harlingen last week, are
located on East Tyler.
Mr and Mrs Tom Merrell left
Friday for Houston for a short stay.
Mrs. Dorothy Koepp and Miss
Sarah Coston. who have been vis
itin'* in Harlingen the past week
returned to New Orleans Friday
E M. Briggs left for the east on
business Thursday night.
Good boys get a break in Nevada
Th-' site university is offering a
scholarship to som" chap who
neither smokes nor drinks and can
make a passing grade.
pio GRANDE CITY
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. W. W. Shuford wax hostess
to the members of the Wednesday
Bridge club at her home Wednes
day afternoon. Three tables of
players were present and Mrs.
Harold Smith was winner of high
score. Virgil N. Lott held second
high.
The guests were: Mesdames W.
Venerable. Lawrence R. Brooks.
Harry Hall. F. B. Mason. John A.
Pope. Virgil N. Lott. George B
Marsh. C. J. Martin. Haiold Smith.
Harvey Stiles. Misses Shirlev Brooks
and Alicia Solis.
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FAREWELL DANCE
As a farewell compliment to Cap
tain and Mrs. Mott Ramsey, and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Carl A Raguse,
Major and Mrs. H. E. Taylor enter
tained with an informal dai.ee at
their quarters Saturday evening.
The honorees were entertained at
dinner and all officers and ladies of
the post Joined the party later.
Among those present were: Cap
tain and Mrs. C. W Robertson. Cap
tain and Mrs. F M. Fickett. Captain
and Mrs Rossiter Garitv. Captain
and Mrs. H E. Kid well. Lieutenant
and Mrs Flavmond Palmer. Caotain
Shumaker. Captain A Olson. Lieu
tenant Finnegan. Colonel Stanley
Koch. Mr and Mrs. L B. Caruth
ers. Jr.
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DANCE HOSTESS
Miss Frances Ouerra was hostess
to a large group of young folks
Tuesday evening, the guests being
entertained on the tennis court al
the Guerra home.
Dancing proved the diversion of
the evening Among those present
were: Mrs. F. L. Kain. Miss Mable
Kain. Dr and Mrs. C. J. Martin.
Noe Guerra. Misses Alicia Solis.
Emma. Sylvia and Leah Solis. Es
tella and Elsie Margo. Enoe. Ro
sa ura and Isabelle Guerra. Celia
and Estella Perez. Ernestina and
Luisa Perez. Dora Hinojosa. Clover
Jean Martin. Panchtta Gonzales.
Delia Munoz. Consuelo Munoz. Lucy
Larralde and Eva Hinojosa; Messrs
Noe Hinoiasa. Manuel Alfonzo
Ouerra of Roma. Dan Shuford. Fred
Celaya of Brownsville. Joe Sanchez.
Rodolfo and Raul Valle. Rodolfo Sa
lmas. Raul Guerra of McAllen. Bob
r.nd Rufino Margo. Leonel Guzman.
Oscar Gonzales. Toraldo Perez,
Adan Mendoza and Billy Martin.
• • •
BRIDGE LUNCHEONS
Mrs. Lawrence R. Brooks ai d
daughters. Misses Shirley and Robin
Brooks entertained with a series of
two bridge luncheons, on Thursday
and Friday morning of this week
On Thursday, they complimented
Mrs. H. E. Tay’or of Fort Ringgold,
and the guests were: Mesdames
Walter Hamilton. Mott Ramsey. E.
M Ftckett. Rossiter Garity. H. L.
Kldwell, Carl A. Raguse, Raymond
Palmer. E. Owen Scott. Sarah E
Johnson. F B Mason. George B {
Marsh. High score prize was wor
by Mrs Carl A. Raguse. cut prize bj '
Mrs. H. L. Kldwell and consolation t
by Mrs Mott Ramsey. The honore*
was presented with a lovely gift
On Friday the guests were: Me»
j dames C. J. Martin. Harold SmitH
; W W Shuford. Harrv Hall. Oeora
B Marsh. Fred D. Guerra. L. 1
I Caruthers. Jr.. Mary H. Edgerter
B. C King. John A Pope. Jr.. Virg;
N. Lott. Coder. W Venerable, Hac
vey Stiles.
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ON VAC AU ION
Captain and Mrs. Walter F Hari*
j ilton and little son. Walter, an
Mite Mabel Nicholson will leal
i July I. for Georgia, where they wf
visit. Caotain Hamilton will have
month's leave and they will vis.
with Mrs Hamilton's parents duriil
l that time. Miss Nicholson, wh
spent the winter In Fort Ringgcl
j and Mission will be with her fan
ily for the remainder of the summ*
i but plans to return to the Valiev i
September and resume her ieachiri
! in Mission. J 1
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ON LEAVE
Lieutenant and Mrs Carl A.
Raguse and children will leave to.
; morrow on two month's leave anf
in September Lieutenant Rmfus
will report at Fort Rilev. Kama
I for the cavalrv school. Lieutenar
! and Mrs Raguse have been popult
' in the army and civilian circles ai
will be greatly missed when thi
leave.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Elodia Monroe Is visiting Y
daughter. Mrs. Miguel Garcia
Brownsville this week.
Lieutenant Barilla of Fort Br<
who has been on shooting de
left Thursdav for Tacoma. Was!
ton. where he will spend his 1
after which he will report to
Rilev. Kansas
Colonel Koch of Fort Brown
a visitor in Fort Ringgold Sio
1 and Mondav.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Brittain
Mrs Brittain's sister. Mr* Wl
of Philadelphia, were guest* of
and Mrs L. B Caruthers. Wed
dav.
Mr and Mrs Ed Fultor
Brownsville were guests Wednr
of Mr. and Mrs. E Owen Scou .A>
Mrs. J. J. Youne of Brown,
and Mrs Corinna Keen were g\
this week of Lieutenant and
Ravmord Palmer.
Miss Rosita Hinojosa of New
| leans. La., Is the guest of relat
here and Is the house guest »
week of Mrs. Zenaida Hinoiosa.
Lieutenant and Mrs Rayir
Palmer had as their guests for
ner Mondav evening. Cantam
Mr< Mott Ramsev and Lieuter
pnd Mrs. Carl A Raguse.
A fund of $100 00 will be use
start a colony in Palestine for Ti
' Zionists.
rl ake the Elevator to the Floor of Fashion
Continuing Our ^25
MIDSUMMER
CLEARANCE J
\ We still have some beautiful models
ft in dresses and ensembles—smartly
styled summer wear at low prices
—ideal for vacation and sports
wear.
Printed crepe, solid and printed Yo
San Crepe, all silk rajahs A AC
—values to $18.50.dlU.jJ
Ensembles, woolen coats, printed
. crepe sport frocks, afternoon dress
* es in georgette and chif- <£1 J QC
fon, values to $25, now .. jd
Light colored printed chiffon and
georgettes for afternoon . . . en
sembles . . . sport frocks . . . val
ues to $29.50 .... tic cn
now .....<J10.DU
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I Summer Millinery Clearance
In our millinery department we are offcr
EL ing our entire stock of chic summer hats
EL. prices reduced one-half and less ... no
sparing of models ... all are good .. .
Ef your chance to buy just the one to go with
gp" your sport outfit or afternoon frock.
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