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MORNING AVALANCHE TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1131 The Worn Angle an BLANCHE E. Mttor Mrs. 0. R. Copeland Is Re-Elected President Of Delphian Chapter Daleth Delphians In Annual Election Name New Officers AVINO iK-lhlll? l.VJ to do, 1'VC down, HI Ofiunty L1- del vinp thr histojT of 2 that John the first pcvr-rrjor of frofn 17W-.

10 1801 and 'hat he was agiili. from 3803 to 1WS. 4n: Houston wav jrovi-rnor until 1827. I supptisi wr can decide that Sevjf-r was 1 third governor of the bttiip 9 W. Wood ealleo apam and aasurf-cl tfjat t.he third governor and Hnustfin was Sh; hiit a o' t'v ,7 anyoMf else Ufcf to somnhinp iiboui iVif hifiory Jt f-c I us nrr, probabiy stbou" Trnnessee rsov, 1 before VT v' rrs? for pome r.r'p 111 'in- third of 1 eh! As and pondr-r an.

'i 1 er. icc-a gc of North Dtkots. and other rfiriir.ds me of stun: lJ-t vr.i.i.p I hf i-ti-', e.s in The time preser.rt A ciic Program It Heard Al Meeting Of Chapter On i 1 lz Tuesday Afternoon; Officers I Serve Next Year i Personals Tweed Is Smart TP: to of them ai. was a -trupe-e. RADIATOR COVTK I i.

T'iiCifor windou txtra st wing rr.f.- or van: TO use Vf-'- tr 10 hoic thi jr; vr-Jh 1 i.r.u paint Thi election of in study club.v vill contir.ui- through; carried out in the Da'jeth chapter Tuesday; nftt-rnooTi srs at the ton Tins was thr second so- cietv if' havr ars election thf first of year. Mrs who r. M--rvinc ar. uiuviu-f-c term p-esicent t'f the its re- rlfvtec! tc piiicf- i hf tfurnonr. Mrs Kt-vnrlds was r.firrec vice- president w.th Mrs.

Owen AS secretary. Mrs C. icr treasurer and Chi.ncler of the sdv.SDry board. The other two members electee to the board were Mrs Orr and Mrs M. A.

Wtl- Sprre Nex! Year. c-ffirers- vi ill assume their place5- with th? beginning of the nrw club ear next September A regular program was Tiiesc.fi>- under trip of Mrs Wil: Mr-rcan Assisting rrr Mesdames Crpelani EC 3ul- Kuph E. Marvin Stcvall and D. Cross There were 2'. members in r.t tendance.

i The regular mee'ing of this society will be or. 20 and cr. Jsr.usry 2C the society will join with Lu Delphians in a meet- J. Parsons, ot Waco, who spent tiie past two weeks in this city as the sruest of his dauphter. Mrs.

H. C. Whitworih and family. 2017 17th street, returned to his home. Mr.

and Mrs. E. A. Wilson, of Hale Center havt- returned to their home after visiting relatives here. Mrs.

G. W. Fostrs auended the fuiwral services for her moUier, Mrs. Lou Beaurhamp. wliirh were Monday aftenioor.

ir. with Dr Hunt, of Abiie.ne. officiating. H. Bleecker has returned to this city after attending thr funeral semoes for his father-in-law.

Keith Chllton. who died of heart last weft ir. AJtus, Mrs. Chil- tor. and their son.

will return in ten davs or two weeks. Modern Books Are Reviewed Literature Group Meets In Jennings Home OB Monday To Discuss Books; Three Are Hostesses Mt-mbors of the Current Literature croup met Monday evening in ihe home of Mrs. Walter P. Jen- nmffs. 1016 17th street, with Mes- Hub Jones and Calvin Henson as joint hostesses Mrs.

Milton Jones reviewed "Rock and Sand" hy John Rathbone Oliver and "North and East" KenP was by Mrs. C. S( lu-nidt. Preceding the reviews. Stangrel.

pave a short history of the lives of the two authors Mrs. C. Bailenger was voted a delegate to give a resume of the club's work, at ti meeting of the American Association of University Women in April with Mrs. George Small wood named an alternate. There were twenty-one women in attendance.

CHARM CHATS tnj Nancy Earle )) Koted Authority and Writtt on 4d Health. Chtnn and Miss Earle will be in Lubbock January 26 to 3ft Two Speakers Carpenter. H. J. McCleilan.

H. Ear; Jones. B. Bryan, and J. H.

Moore attended a meeting of the Royal Arch chapter Monday nigh; at Slaton. where decree work exemplified. i A very smart sports- outfit is worn by Rita La Roy, screen It consists of a coat of mottk-a tweed in brown tone? in i Affair Given Bv Auxilian Society Ends Year's Work An unusual scan collar, cape sleeves and a narrow brown leather are the distinguishing fcMf.ire:- The bore: is of the samr material for wear with a costume this kind repeat the darkest shade of tweed with lighter trim and either pump type of shot- in a model or a laced oxford arc apprc-pnatr. Mrs. Thomas F.

West Will Be. New President of St. Panl's Auxiliary; Last Meeting For Year Held 's Events FEMIVTVE COl'RAOt bt- tveei; rr.fr. ar. wonitn.

E-cinti MEV Coopxr p-evr tn fxampie cf 11: o'btr cj.y fci IjQf Anpe- her sV Bcaay Trout were tht c.ciuranre ir Her utrvt tnec rhf a possibie radir.p ar. thr first day -her; C'rept t'Jonc the catwalk the tail group and a. fouied the caritrol 1 rhe rope hfaa used to icwer pirli' the refueUr.t anc: the basfcet re- li v. bark, t.sei; sbou: tall of "Ijacy n.cilph," crjduranre Ir. my Cocper cue I thiriK First Party For New Year Given Monday Night In Legion Home: Honors New ember i hf.ve there r.i ihc ha'-'t otiierw.se.

AND milTL. AGAIN U'iCi: vi-: or rtlie; fc-. a tar.ri. of v.r.r.t at a popular cofturr.e n. in ft oi; to Ftyle no' ices ti.err.

Whti. the t-lai-. 1 It uEual': "inuncd iur. but oicier 1 NS ARl BACK Games bridge anc forty-two i er playr-c tt a par'y tended bv members arc membfrs i of the- auxiliary Monday ir. the home A short buiiner.

1 sessit-r. v-a. ducted with the "res.Lder.; M. in the cr.a:r i The honored iiew mem- tilt orgiimi'Atior. rrre Mul.ica::.

Frar.K r. Paul Carter E. A. M. N.

Kale. T. K. Ctrter Earl McKinney. i Turner.

Rsy Dittey. J. L. Mur- tee, George Brewer. F.

A. R. E. Dick. Guv Johnston.

Hfrlber. C. Vernr.r. Brer r. J.

Giles. E. Boyd H. C. Byer.v J.

R. H. L. Alien, J. N.

H. IV. Brao.sr.av. K. Rjggs TV.

Petirolas. I F. DICK J. I Kil- Officers eitcted in December wii; be in charge of the next meeting of Paul's Episcopal auxiliary The final meeting cf the society year was conducted Monday afternoon the home Mrs Thad Thomas. 1508 Avenue N.

and routine business transacted, with the president. Mrs, Joe Penr.ey. presiding. Mrs. Thomas F.

West is to be the new Mrs. Jerouie Smith is the Incoming vice-president; Mrs. Tnomas. treasurer; E. L.

Dohorjc-y. secretary- and Mrs. Wallace Rlx. thank oifering secre- The Baptist T. E.

L. is w.th Mr--. J. L. J5th sirt-t, fn: social hour.

1 Aiathcans arc meeting with -Mrs. C. A. 1CU6 Avenue ut 3 Methodist Circle Has New Officers The first meeting of Circle 1 In the First Methodist Women's Missionary society since the society was reorganized, was conducted Monday afternoon with the chairman, Mrs. D.

Peters. J212 14th street. Other officers were elected and these Include Mrs. J. C.

Reynolds, assistant chairman: Mrs. H. W. Brown, social sen-ice chairman; Mrs. Pebble Talley.

Gibson Auxiliary. Mrs. M. Mitchell, local chairman; Mrs. D.

Fatrley. secretary-treasurer; Mrs. J. M. Peddy.

superintendent of supplies; Mrs. J. W. Ross, "Voice" agent. Mrs.

R. T. Campbell, president of the society, was a visitor at the meeting Other members of the circle include C. Stubbs. J.

L. Willis. Bast Arneu. A. G.

PetnUo. J. W. Cole. T.

F. ers. M. A. Welch, J.

C. Stanfei: and I C. C. Logan. The F.rs: o'clock the The club is at 3 o'clock Mrs.

L. R. Rampy. PURSE IDENTIFIED At: leather purse which had been found in a vacant housf :u.ci 'ftVrer. to the'sheriff's office wus Tuesday by the owner.

Fred Spikes, the purse taken from a doctor's office here about 10 day- ago. accorcur.e to the sher- Who remembers "way back when" i It considered clover to pipe up during a conversation about i with son-nothing like, "Well I admit I I have a pood understanding?" This sally was usually greeted with shrill adolescent giggles of ap- prcclntlon for thr wit It embodied, and murmurs of adult approval. 1 The atrocious ruu is ftll too frequently widely at variance with fact A Kood understanding- a pair healthy, well formed, feet, unmarred with some defect of corn or bunion or weak arches of some i kind Is a mruy. A rarity, too. i.s thr individual who has "the understanding" of foot health and foot comfort which would relieve her of those foot ills.

One of the greatest mistakes of which woman kind is guilty is that of wearing shoes that arc too small. And here goes up a cry and hue. Mild persuasive protests of inno- cence. Vociferous denials Artrumer- i frowmngrs. T' seems that the i damsel does not live who fudges rvrn bit on the size of her Oh.

dt ar no! i Bu: ask r.ny shoeman. Hf- will i tell you from here to world'." end there are number six feet wcarinp number five shoes, and number sevens wearing number six. Or at least a half a size too small It all comes from the erroneoup belief that a small foot Is pretty. is tnr from the truth. The th" is siw in to the body.

A five i foot or. a woman five feet and inches tail wetghlnp a hundred and thirty pounds is a monstrosity. It is out of proportion. It amounts almost to disfigurement, as if her i ears were the sire of a twenty-five cent piece, or he: mouth an inch in diameter. A foot that is crowded into a ihoe thai is too small is immediate' ly toe.

ugly. It spflls out over the top of the shot. A precipice apepars on top where the vanu' tnds. The of the shoe is lost in a knot- ty buice. It lose? Its shape.

Tht difference between a size sis shoe and f. six one-half is no; perceptible to thr observer. The shopman has to look at the r.um- i ber the shoo to note the ence. difference in size will make the difference bo- tween hurting feel, threatened wnh corns, bunions, ingrown nails, blisters, a bad happy smiling feet that go willingly on their way in comfort and beauty. Bnd disposition? Yes.

indeed. Have you ever watched a poor deluded liidy with size seven feet and size MX shoes? The tortured nerves of the feet, pressed upon, constrict- rd. bruised, told all the rest of the- nerves about ho wthf.y were beoing abused, and the last one of them rebelled! That's how it happened. And pretty soon the poor tienr just HAS to burst out somewhere and her digestion gets bad and then comes the temper. And nil because she would not have that number seven Instead of a six and a width instead of the Nell Parnley C.

A. Guy Speak Tueriajr Whei City Parent-Teacher Clib Has Meetiof Talks were made by Nell Parmiey and Charles A. Guy Tuesday afternoon at a monthly meeting of the city" Parent-Teacher council at the high school. Miss Parmley, who dean of girls at the high school, talked on her work among the girls. She announced, al.so.

that several high school girls need employment to pay their board and room In order thai they may remain In school. Mr. Guy, who is editorial director for the Avalanche-Journal publications, talked on publicity and news. New Era Club Has Program Mrs. J.

J. Graham It Leader! Of Program Yesterday At Meeting Of New Era Club With Mrs. YOUR GROCER HAS IT Mrs. J. Graham leader of the Ne'R Fra study club pi op-am Tuesday afternoon In a meerinp with M.

1911 15-th street The procram was on Cha-li-s Ho!" A resume of the life author was given by Mrs. E. L. Banks and Mrs. Charles Whltacre told the story of the volunu Ir.

addition to the members in attendance. Mrs. B. C. Williamson was a snjest.

The next meeting will be with Mrs. Albert FYyar. 2401 21st, street. DIES IN CALIFOUMA DALU.AS. Jan.

fi. IT Edwin Allon MJtPhrrson. 60. xvenlthy oil man who formerly resided in Dal- 1ns and Fort Worth, died today in his home in Belle Air. friends The meeting wil'.

Mrs. F. R. Friend and officers 1'or 1931 w.ll b-r charcc. is to a' H.

A Wranglers Attend Partv And Smoker MrE S.a.i.:--' Oglesbi-e. T3fT Avenue N. ii tht Luck; socier.v 1:1 home at 3 The TVrangiers. a club at Texas Technolucical college, attendee a bridge party and smofccr parties which ir. Hotel L.u'obc«ck evening, home of Mrs Jones and E.

tertcin '-jhr-r. to tr. Pur.h Tnt iurpt ij s. b-jb. is- i.i;:;,:r.L, Program Planned For PTA Meeting -T r.urfOh;' f.

of c- n.ii'nf- an so- of trie Junior with rr-us- Th.s iirst social occas-on o' the year for thr. club. Guest for the evening mciudc-d Russe' Rylander. Andy Freemat: and Fred Hinger. Mernuers were Ernest Wesrier.

Frank Err.ison. Dan Leach. Thomas. Foster. E.

W. Herring. Jake Bourland. Paul Hardy. Ralph Penney.

Joe Kelley. Kermit Smith Noel Cason and Ted Moodv. given Saturday. F.XC'HAVCiF. WASHINGTON of POSTPONE CLUB PARTY Fellowship Club Will Not Meet Friday v.

ai rr.aao ouici I a a tt.rc'.L::'. fraid bi cvj iiSai: Ar. 1 CHARM -CJJOOl EGINNINCi goir.g c. anc a "Miss Luubock" DELAY RECEPTION day of the por.por.<::r,ent o' meeting of the 1930 Fellow-hip bLocii wh.irrr; was formerly scheduled for Friday afternoon. The party indefinitely postponed becaus' 1 of the illness cf one of hostesses.

I'M. -Jai: 6. ell. prei nf th- ceir. r-ash c.

NORMAL FOKfE WORKS omen Students Of College Will Be 7: tif "if MW tf ATLANTA. 6. Forcl Motor company plant here announced today that approximately 700 employes hac! been put back to work nat after a two weeks layoff for the an- n'jal inventory This is the normal uii- force at plant the announce- an- ment said r.tf TiiC of Or lior: fr ASfcrrt-ll at the Mr. and Mrr. isiit bur of ctr.

we 1 ir.ak* flfort f.r.d cf lib'. t.f thf pf my li; of M-. iij: v' sa' of JiO UUTjCjE i Nd s.r- tr.a' ti! fir.c fur ut be inrs-siLilt and i'nn ot ntp; tnv tOW(- but 1 Minis I car, ibout charrr, with IT comprr.Mit* for my looks. I'fMutv i.s sutut'timtf ar. in- fct-f (r-iK; thsy a'e kr.cwr.

pcc-- l.i-' Wttf 'wlCf. 1 u.fv. i'jonirl'. to f-i. ti.a; I an rt-H.

Thfre a.re other 7. 1 cjf rr 1 im- portarif-c re, chest ANNOUNCING MATADOR BOWLING CLUB NOW OPEN CLEAN, WHOLESOME RECREATION FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN YOU ARE WELCOME 1112 Broadway HOUSE FROCKS Take the Elevator to our Balcony THIS SMART GROUP OF NEW PATTERNED PRINTS JUST ARRIVED, REPRESENTING THE LATEST FOK THE COMING SPRING SEASON IN HOUSE FROCKS. THEY COPY THE STYLES OF SMART SILK DRESSES, AND THEIR PRICE IS INVITINGLY LOW. SIZES 14 to 44. YOU'LL WANT SEVERAL AT THIS LOW PRICE, See them on our Balcony.