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THURSDAY, APRIL Cl ET PACTS, BHA20R1A COUNTY, TEXAS Mesdames Garrison and Strickland Entertain With Bridge and Rummy Monday Evening at Club House The Community House was the scene of one of the most beautifully appointed affairs of the season, -when Mrs. R. E. Garrison and Mrs. H.

A. Sstrickland wereco-hostesscs to six tables of bridge and one of rummy Monday evening, April 19. The colors ranging from red shading into pink were developed In the colorful decoration with Carnations in artistic arrangements In tall, white pottery vases. St. Episcopal Church Will Have Easter Services Sunday GOOD FRIDAY The traditional three hour service will be held on Good Friday beginning nt noon and lasting until 3:00 p.

m. The meditations will be based upon the seven lost words from the Cross. EASTER SUNDAY At 6:00 a. m. Easter morning, Holy Communion Service will be celebrated.

The celebrant will be the Rt. Rev. Clinton S. Quin, Bishop of Diocese of Texas. The services for the rest of the Easter church school and mlto box offering will be at 9:45 a.

m. Ante-Communion nnd sermon will be at 11:00 a. rn. Easter afternoon at 3:00 p. m.

the church school will hnvc an Easter party and egg hunt at the Parish Hall. Tho evening prayer and sermon will be held at 8:00 p. m. at Lake Jackson. Rev.

A. B. Patterson, Rector. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation nnd heartfelt thanks for the many nets of kindnesses, words of sympathy nnd beautiful floral offerings following (he death of my husband. Your many kind deeds will always be remembered.

MRS. K. D. LENNOX. Misses Billie, Marie, and Carol Cookcnboo will be guosts of their parcmts in New Gulf for the Easter vacation.

For bridge Mrs. Charles A. Kroll won high -score and was presented with a box of assorted colors of Chenyu nail polish. Mrs. J.

A. Mooro won second high score and received, as her prize, a set of companion plaques. The traveling deuce prize, a jar of potturri, went to Mrs. W. R.

Hale. A Jacqueline Cochran compact make-up kit was awarded Mrs. Jerry Karkowski for the rummy prize. For refreshments the bridge tables were laid with linen bridge clothes, cake and the choice of coffee or tea were served with mints at each table. Guests at rummy were: Miss Bertha Van Farowe, Mrs.

C. G. Lebow, Mrs. Jerry Karkowski, Mrs. L.

D. Roddy and Mrs. J. F. Bromilow.

The bridge guests included: Mrs. Raymond Kelly, Mrs. J. A. Moore, Mrs.

J. L. Williams, Mrs. R. E.

Williams, Mrs. W. R. Hale, Mrs. Charles A.

Kroll, Mrs. J. L. Crockett, Mrs. C.

G. Phillips, Mrs. B. M. Fischer, Mrs.

Edward Phillips, Mrs. H. H. Haden, Mrs. Frank Carter, Mrs.

J. Carlton Greer, Mrs. T. W. Sandefer, Mrs.

W. T. Holt, Mrs. Clarence Gautreaux, Miss Marie Cookenboo, Miss Billy Katherine Cookenboo, Mrs. John D.

King, Mrs. Allen Woodiel, Mrs. Abie Par- ncll, Mrs. Elwyn Vickers, and Mrs. Jack Schruggs.

Choir of Methodist Church Presents 1 2th Annual Cantata Sunday The choir of the First Methodls! Church will present its twelfth annual cantata, "The Mystery of Easter," by Lee Rogers, under the direction of Mrs. T. H. Brandes, Miss Dorothy Brandes accompanist, Sunday evening at 8:00 o'clock at the First Methodist Church. The following numbers will be presented: 1.

"His Depth of and woman's chorus. 2. "He Loved Them to the End" solo, J. B. Wilder and choir.

3. "Hosanna! the choir. 4. "Gcthsemane" soprano solo, Miss Marguerite Brummett. 5.

"To and baritone solo, H. Simpson. 6. "Mystery of chorus and choir. 7.

"Who Shall Roll the Stone choir. 8. "He solo, H. B. Simpson, choir and woman's chorus.

9. Blessed solo, Mrs. J. A. Moore.

10. "Now Unto the King Eternal" finale, the choir. The choir members are: sopranos Vera Smith, Miss Marguerite Brummett, Mrs. Frank Rutherford, Mrs. B.

C. Whatley, Miss Alice Knowles, Mrs. Ethel Knowles, Miss Bertha Van Farowe, Miss Mary Bell Walker, Mrs. O. L.

Bass, Mrs. E. R. Willenberg, and Miss Grace Lazalier. J.

A. Moore, Mrs. C. A. Kroil, Misses Janet and Evelyn Standley, Mrs.

H. N. Warden, and Mrs. R. L.

Meek. A. Penney, J. B. Wilder, Fred Niles and Bob King.

W. Flood, H. B. Simpson, W. L.

Stuart and Evlwyn Vickers. Presbyterian Choir Will Present Easter Cantata Sunday Afternoon Y. W. C. A.

MEETS WITH MRS. G. N. POLK The Y. W.

C. A. met with Mrs. G. N.

Polk last Thursday evening. Miss Helen Nelson, district Y. W. C. A.

secretary, gave an inspiring review of the activities of the Y. W. C. A. in thi.s district.

One of the outstanding accomplishments she mentioned was the organization of a Girl Reserves in Alvin. Hot cider and cookies were served the twelve members. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Collins, Mr.

and Mrs. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Barnes spent San Jacinto Day on a picnic at Lake Jackson. The Presbyterian Church choir, under the direction of Mrs. R. D. Loesby accompanied by Mrs.

Edward Redding, will present "Easter Morn," an Easter cantata, at 4:30 p. m. Sunday, April 25, at the Presbyterian Church. The music and text are based on familiar hymns and choruses, selected and arranged by Ellen Jane Lorenz. The program will include the following numbers 1.

"All Hail," by the choir and a ladies Mrs. A. O. McCary; second soprano, Mrs. C.

A. Ohlrogge; the alto, Mrs. H. E. Owens.

2. "Hosanna" recitative Mrs. Kendall B. May and the choir. 3.

"Ride on in the choir. 4. "On Olive's solo, Dr. E. R.

Wright with choral accompaniment. 5. "The recitative, John Files and the choir. 6. "The Dying and tenor duet, Mrs.

R. D. Loesby and Robert Graves. 7. "The Ninety and solo, Miss Elizabeth solo, John Files and the choir.

8. "I Glory in the solo, Miss Elizabeth Fuqua. 9. "He chorus, ladies' trio, and the choir. Know That My Redeemer solo, Mrs.

Kendall B. May. 11. choir and ladies' trio. The choir members include Mary Christine Hanson, Miss Mary Owens, Mrs.

Ferd Kuhlman, Mrs. Kendall B. May, Mrs. A. O.

McCary, Mrs. Hollis Nichols, Mrs. Chris Sanders and Mrs. E. R.

Wright. Elizabeth Fuqua, Miss Alma Gregory, Mrs. C. A. Ohlrogge, Mrs.

H. E. Owens, Mrs. J. G.

Parker, and Miss Dorothy Shrum. Graves, Derwin Jennings, J. J. Spiller, Julian Williams. Files, R.

D. Loesby and Dr. E. R. Wright.

Want OPPORTUNITY- KNOCKS IIEKE FOR baby buggy cheap $12. 730 West 8th St. WANTED County-born man wants farm or ranch management. Ample reference. Write E.

S. at Camp Chemical. (Itp) FOR pony, saddle and bridle. Gentle for children. Phone 101, Thos.

K. Baugh. (Itc) FOR W. 6th street. rabbits.

1415 The Command Has Come- FOR nice bedroom. Private entrance. Inquire at Freeport Flower Shop. HELP WANTED Experienced stock boy. Also a porter.

Apply at Piggly Wiggly Grocery. German police dog with 20 ft. chain. Finder please return to Lynn Townsend, 710 W. Second.

Phone 905. THE big ptiisb is on! This is the fateful summer (lint we have been waiting for. Hitler knows lie must win before another winter rolls around, or face inevitable annihilation. And yon can be sure that be will hurl everything be gun, plane, soldier and the summer struggle (bat is even now rising in tempo on every front. And when the command goes out to our fighting men to ean be sure they don't look for excuses.

They tlosi't hesitate. They strike fast and they did at Guadalcanal, in Tunisia and in the skies over Europe. NOW the command has on the home front to attack! To attack with the dollars (hat buy the weapons of war our boys must have to meet the last desperate assaults of Hitler. Your government asks you to U-nd it billion dollars during this drive. And this historic 2nd War Loan Drive, which started April 12th, is the most urgent appeal America has ever made! The time is short act now! When you attack with War Bonds you don't suffer pain or don't risk your limbs or your life as millions of our boys doing every day.

All you do is make an safest in the world. You to secure Victory your own security. Daring this drive if you are visited by a volunteer War Bond worker, welcome him. He explain the 7 different types of U. S.

i nimriit obligations you may choose from. But don't wait for his at once to yi.ur nearest bank or Post Office or place wheie they sell War Bonds. And answer the n-Dimand to ATTACK by buying more Wai- still more War Bonds! FEETREET combats Athletes Foot and other skin FUNGI. U. S.

Health service asserts one-half of adults have it. You never see or feel it. FEETREET prevents infection. Guaranteed by druggists for quick relief. (4-15; 6tp) i HELP WANTED MAN or WOMAN, 22 to 33 years, to DRIVE LIGHT TRUCK AND SELL BREAD TO STORES AND CAFES.

GUARANTEED SALARY AND COMMISSION. LIVE IN FREEPORT or VELASCO. Apply 1 through Mr. Dan Compton after 1 i p. m.

in care of Bvhreud's Service Station, Free-port. (Up) MRS. i B. WILDER ENTERTAINS CLUB The Tuesday Night Bridge club met with Mrs. J.

B. Wilder Tuesday evening at her home. For decoration, Mrs. Wilder used an arrangement of amaryllis in a white vase and pomegranate blossoms in a green pottery vase in the living and dining rooms. Mrs.

R. D. Beane, a guest of ths evening was presented a whimsy purse for high score prize. The other guest for the games was Mrs. Frank DaHarb.

Ice cream and cake were the refreshments served. The members present Included: Miss Opal Hickman, Mrs. Jack Marshall, Mrs. J. Carlton Greer, Mrs.

G. N. Polk, and Mrs. Charles Mary Vykoukal. John Caldwell, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. S. Caldwell, a medical student in Galveston, will arrive today to be a guest of his parents until Tuesday. OTTO HOEFLE IS PROMOTED IN ARMY Tech Cpl.

Otto R. Hoefle, son of Mrs. E. P. Hoefle of Velasco, has been enrolled in a special course of instruction at the signal corps school at Camp Murphy, Florida.

Cpl. Hoefle was selected for this special training on the basis of his aptitude test. Mr. Hoefle, born and reared in Velasco, a former Freeport In- mm, who has many friends here. WE PAY HIGHEST PRICE for USED FURNITURE or will trade new furniture for your old.

Barrow Furniture Co. (3-18; tic) NEW MODERN HOME FOR 5-rooim, sleeping porch, well laml- 1 nice locution. Write Box L--o The Fuels. (tfc) FOR rooms and i apartments. Inquire at 502 Ave.

I Velasco, Texas. (3tp) THEY GIVE THEIR LEND OUR MONEY BE THIRFTY- TRADE AT BEN FRANEIN AND A BONDS WITH WHAT YOU SAVE I FOR double-bed with foil springs and one-year-old inner spring mattress, $20 cash. 727 W. Second phone 461. BEN FRANKLIN STORES FOK SALE or 150-acre t'arm, including 40 acres of creek bottom land with 4-room house Some improvements, good fence.

Excellent pasture. Will consider good late model car. Valued at $2,000 cash Wright, c-o Mr. Barton, at Tumble-In, Velasco, P. box 87, Velasco, Texas.

(Up) FOR for men. 331 W. Broad Phone 245. FOR new five-room housos. Temple Lumber Yard.

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