The Houston Post from Houston, Texas • Page 39

HOUSTON DAILY TOSTi SUN )AY MORNING, NOVKMHEK 2J, mi. Lr-Lonj- -r Ti" 'rnrr imtfiii v. I'S if MM Thanksgiving with relatives In tugarlanil, Mtsa Mania llryan want to lioualon Thuraday to vlalt ralatlves. Mrs. Krnaat Farmer came In thla week fiein their ranch on ths Bernard and remained ovsr for Thanksgiving with rale tlves, Mrs.

)e Hughes has rsturnsd from a visit to I 'alias. MUs Tlihe llarnsr spent Mvtral days In Houston thla weak. CONROI. Miss Juyne Ellis returned Monday from Cleveland. Miss Myrtle Anderaon was a Houston I The Power io Penetrate one of the first requirements of a liniment io tended to relieve pain under the surface.

In this respect there is no remedy more dependable than; SNOW LflNIMENT It Penetrates to the Done, Relieving Pain and Healing the Flesh When gently rubbed in where the pain is located it conveys a warming and relaxing influence to the drawn muscles, restoring strength and suppleness to the joints. As a healing application for external ailments such a3 Festering Sores, Ragged Wounds, Cuts, Scalds, Burns, Bruises, Swellings, Oak and Ivy Poisoning, there is nothing more effective. It acts with equal speed and satisfaction on the flesh of horses. Every farmer and horse owner needs it Price 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottle JXS. r.

DSLUIRD, Proprietor ST. LOUIS, MO. VI 1 to to to One mm kV2fc fe Caat Vat Ca saf to to to to to to to to to to to have been visiting at the home of Judge v. H. Ureen.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riley have gone to Matnis to spend the winter. Mrs. Henry Paulus returned to Yoakum iuesday arter visiting Mrs.

D. A. faulus Mrs. Joseph Appclt Is visiting the family of H. B.

Mitchell in Goliad. Profs. H. K. Williams and E.

J. Kinney and Misses Florence Chess-. Julia Tlrnm, Sadie Ellis and Emma Searcy are In San Antonio attending the meeting of the State Teachers association. Mrs. Percy Yolland of League City Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.

Sam De vail. Mrs. Annie Matejek of Yorktown Is the guest at the home of County Attorney btavlnoha. The Btudents of Kacred Heart academy gave an entertainment Thursday after noon for the public, which was much an predated. ANGLETON.

Mrs. J. E. Williams has returned from a visit at Hay Citv. Mrs.

A. M. Poland of Alvin visited Mrs R. It. Foster this week.

Mrs. h. S. Atkinson Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Delanev.

Mrs. Joe Jamison visited friends In elasco th's week. Mrs. Belt, ol Chicago Is visiting her son Henry Uelk. Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Cannon are visiting nis parents litre tins week. Mrs.

Horten of Houston visited her son Here this wctk. 'lis. John Williams entertained a few IrienUfi very deliRlit fully Tuesday eveninK M.s. Lnggens visited Houston this week. M.

Murk of Brazoria visited friends Here tins week. CAMERON. Miss Harrison is visiting in Klatonia. Miss Kuihine Hamilton is visiting Mart the guest of her sister. Miss Alice Owens of San Marcos Is visiting relatives.

Mrs. 1 1. Letcher of Dallas is the guest of Mrs. II. V.

Smith. Miss Louise Massengale has returned iroin a visit In temple. vance nariiy Georgetown is me guest or her relatives. Mrs. Lizzie Wilscn is visit! pie.

Miss Amelia Williams nf Cnlvrt la spending the week-end with her sister. Mrs. Andrew Freeman. Mrs. Dawson of Kort Stockton ia th guest of Mrs.

Hob Mcintosh. FINDS HEALTH STOMACH REMEDY Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remeri Thousands of letters from people wl'o have appreciated its wonderful (Its come from all parts of the country. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy dears the digestive tract of mucoid accretions and removes poisonous matter. It hrings swift relief to sufferers f.om stomach, liver anil bowel troubles. Many ay that it has saved them from dangerous operations and many are sure it lias guved their lives.

We want all people who have chronic stomach trouble or constipation, no matter of how lonit standing, to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach' Kenn-dy -one dose will convince you. This is he medicine so many of our people b.ive been taking RiirpriMni; results. Tin most thorough stem leanser ever Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy now sold here by Rouse's Drug Store, 3. and Main street, and druggists every- here. as Much for Grown People PRICES tuts nrssent wara! Mrs.

J. O. Bain. Mini Josl Harris of Oalvnalon and MIm Ollvt Turnln. Mm.

Huo Moore ma tilth soors. Rerraahmanls wr ssrvtd. Mrs. P. B.

Curry I hostess for next wmk. Ths Ladies' Aid society of the Haptlat churoh conducted vary aucnesalul tssa this week at the baptist church and tba residence o( Mrs. Uoorge Hut aajaJMBfJtoaaaBaiMt BRYAN. Mra. Ralph A.

Blsser Jr. of Bonbam Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fountain. Miss Btclla Lacy of Waco and Mint Tennlson of Dallas are gueiti of Mrs 8.

Parker. Mrs. H. Rhode, Mlas Allna Rohde and mim im Reynolds are visiting Han BliithKoiiftri. Mr.

and Mra. Charles Edlnburar Jr. (if Toakum are gliosis of Mr. and Mra. Ed inbura of thla city.

Mlaa Ida, Ma pe Blelgner of Bryan Buntlst academy. Is apcndlnK the Thanksgiving holidays with friends Bel ton. Mr. and Mrs. 8.

J. Bain and daughter Mines Wlnnifred and Mary of Houston, ara amenta nf Mra. M. Parker. Mine Cecils Mist rot has returned to her home In Wuco alter a pleaiant visit to her grandmother.

Mrs. W. ii. Wlllson of thia cltv. Miss Mary Ward of Ban Antonio is the gueat or Mrs.

bam rt. jjuniup. Miss Mae Klncald of Laredo is the charming guest of Miss Ara Haswell. Mra. JnTin O.

Tabor of Houston spending the Thanksgiving season with Mrs. Bam ii. JJunlap. MIsh Gladva Tavlor of Houston was Thank.lnrlvlnir eiinat of Prof, and Mra K. J.

Fermles of the Agricultural and Mechanical College, and attended the Thanksifivlne hoi). Mr. and Mrs. Austin Swancoat of Ban Marcos spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.

P. E. Swancoat in Bryan. Mrs. John E.

Hasser has returned to Fort Worth after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ousley. Mjgas Clara Mae Crowell of Galveston the Kueat of MIhs Katie Daly. Mr.

and Mrs. H. G. Uraland and Mr and Mrs. D.

C. Mayfield of Navasota were visitors to Bryan this week. Miss Frances Allen of Calvert is the Tupst of Mtsa Noble Webb. Mrs. A.

E. Norsworthy has returned to her home in Houston alter a visit to her daughter. Mrs. U. P.

Hall. Mrs. John B. Hlnes Is visiting: friends in HouHton this week. Miss Edith Blathswled of Normalise is the guest of Mrs.

Will 6. Higgs. Mrs. J. JI.

Groce and little son ni Hempstead were guests of Bryan friencli this week. Miss Alarcia Ford of Calvert has re turned to her home after a visit to Mr S. H. Buteman. Miss Leona Johnson of Navasota Is the truest of Mrs.

Bessie Lawrence. Judge and Mrs. W. G. Taliaferro spen the week-end In Calvert visiting rela tlves.

Miss Abble Epstein of Calvert was the guest of Mrs. Dave Jolly during Thanks giving week. Mrs. o. B.

Haley and little daughter have returned from a pleasant visit to relatives and friends' In Waco. Misses Mary Mclnnis and Laura James are guesta of Mrs. M. C. Koblnson Jr.

Houston. A charming social event of the w-was the dinner-dance at the home of II and Mrs. Tyler Hiiswell Thursday tvo Ing, when Miss Ava Haswell conip mented her guest. Miss Mae Klncaid Laredo. Mrs.

C. R. Johnson has returned from Palestine. Miss Grace Coker of Chandler, who has been the guest of Miss Shelby Green, has returned home. Mrs.

R. C. Smith of Dallas is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Hawn. Miss Elizabeth Murehlson of Trinity university, Waxaharhle, Is home for few duys. Mr. and Mrs.

Wash Cunningham of Fresno, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. kauue.

Miss Minnie Qulckenstedt is the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fete Ulchard sun at Lrub farm, near Stockard. Mr. and Mrs.

13. Slgler are visiting in Kerens. On ednesday evening last Mrs. Hadyn Booth entertained with a chafing dish party for a few friends. Those who were present were: Misses Ruth Quk'kenstedt, Shelby Green, Minnie Qukkenstedt, with Messrs.

Clmrles li. 1'inkerton. Frank Murehlson. Walsh of Dallag and Kldred rJ. LaKue.

On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Hurry R. luminous gave a 6 o'clock din ner lor the following: Misses Minnie Quickenstedt. Shelby Oreen, Tex Lam monds and Ivev, with Messrs.

Archie Underwood, Kldred B. I.aHue, Joseph Matthews, Charles B. Pinkertou and Clem England. Following the dinner the guests were taken to the Hayneg cane mill on Kon creek, where molasses was being made. At the home of her sister.

Mrs. H. L. Parsons, Mrs. J.

J. Bishop entertained on Wednesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower for Alias Katie Hawn, who tg to be married to Rlsta H. Frizzell on December D. Assisting the hostess to re reive guests were Miss Josephine Jarrell and Mrs. Charles A.

Richardson, who in troduced them to the bride-elect, and the following bridal party: Miss Julia Hawn Mrs. W. A. Hawn. Miss Etna Friziell Mrs.

Pete Kelly. Mrs. Tom F. Faulk Mrs. Archie Wood and Miss Calel Yantis.

Mra. Ross T. Phillips Invited the guests into me nining room, wnere a Balad course was served by Mrs B. Slgler. Mis B.

M. Richardson, Mrs. Bid Skinner and Miss Alice Richardson. TAYLOR. Mrs.

O. H. Speegle entertained at her home, on West Seventh and Vernon streets, last Monday afternoon with a farewell party to Rev. and Mrs. A.

E. Can-away, who left this week for their new home In Waco. Rev. Mr. Carrauay is tic recent pastor of the Mr at Metho dlst church of Taylor, transferred to the Wm Mreet Methodist church of Waco, after three years' ministry here.

Mrs. Speegel's guests Included Mesdames M. R. Kennedy. G.

D. Patterson, J. F. Bow ers. Hugh Veale.

E. C. Bond, YV. T. Mc- Iine, A.

C. Arnold. B. r. Ginther.

R. Lauck. J. H. Iglehart, C.

E. Miller, J. T. Roberts Misses Eva Lloyd and Mary Mood; Rev. and Mra.

A. E. Carraway. Mrs. H.

H. Tarklngton was hostess on last Friday week for the King's Workers at her home on est seventh street. Mrs. P. O.

Wilson was hostess on last This home-made cough syrup is now used in more homes than any other cough remedy. Its promptness, case and certainty in conquering distressing coughs, chest and throat colds, Is really remarkable. ou can actually feel it take hold. A dav'a use will usually overcome the ordinary couch relieves even whooping cbugh quickly. Splendid, too, for bronchitis, spasmus1 ic croup, bronchial asthma and winter coughs.

Get from any druggist ounces of Pinex (50 cents worth), pour it in a pint bottle and nil the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup. Ibis gives you' at cost of only 54 cents a full pint of better cough iy nip than you could buy for fi.flO. Takes but a few minutes to prepare. Full direction! with Pinex. Tastes Rood and sever spoils.

You will be pleasantly surprised how quickly it loosens drr, hoarse or tight coughs, and heals the inllatned membranes in a painful cough. It also stops the formation of phlegm in the throat and bronchial tubes, thus ending the persistent loose cough. Pinex is a most valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, rich in giiaiacol, which ia so healing to the membranes. To avoid disappointment, be sure and ask your druggist for "Sty ounces Pinex," and don't accept anything else. A guarantee of absolute satisfaction monsv promptly refunded, goes witl thii preparation.

The pinex ft ayme, lad. I How To Make the I Quickest.SimplestCough Remedy Math Better baa the Ready. ft Made Kind and loo Save 92. rally (iaaraateed week for tha Baptist Missionary society, at liar horns on vVsst butb and Howard Mrs. E.

J. Douglass was hostess last Week on Wednesday afternoon for ths Wsat Bids Forty-two olub, at bar boms on West Fifth and Davis streets. Her Xuests Included Mesdames T. JI. Cody, -hi.

Dabnay, W. K. Pavis. J. M.

Igls. hart. J. o. KrlUer, H.

C. Mentor, w. Lauck. M. Woodall, O.

A. Wede-meyer, E. W. Btrombarg, 3. C.

Thomas, Herbert Wlllson, W. T. MoLens, 1L Tarklngton, John H. Griffith, W. B.

How. ard. H. E. Lauck.

C. V. Compton; Miss Lou Wills, Miss Grace Booty of George town. Mra. A.

Alexander was laat week's hostess for the Afternoon Five Hundred club at her borne on North Main street. 00 LI AD. Miss Victoria Von Blucher'hae returned from a visit to friends In Mutlils. Miss Effle Jocker of Refugio visited her Miss Frances Jocker. Mr.

and Mra. Will Reed and baby left for the ranch at Habbronvllle. Miss Btella Gates of Winchester is tne guest of Mrs. Will Boyd. Miss come Boyd is spending tne wee a ena witn miss carmine Funk.

Miss Dora Ferguson and ilarrell Heard visited mends here riur nar the week. Mrs. Dick Shelton and babx of Berclalr are guests at the W. J. Lott home.

Professor and Mrs. Briggs, Mr. Stein- Derg, Mrs. L.lnt Moore and canon, James and Thlgpen, teachers In the high scnooi, are in Hun Antonio this week at tending the Htate teachers' convention. Miss Josephine Pcttus left Saturday for Ban Marcos to vis It friends.

Mrs. C. Wells of Fannin visited Mrs. Le Master this week. Mrs.

W. J. Lott is In Kan Antonio this week. Mrs. J.

B. Lott and son and Miss Willie James spent the week end with Miss Kate euicroa. Mrs. Frank Wallace, assisted by her nroiner, Airs. j.

1'ettus, and sister, Mrs. W. H. Lott, entertained the "Pres byterian Ladles' Aid society Thursday aicernoon. Miss Gladys Fowler entertained her gin friends with a bouse party Friday nlernt, the Jolly bunch enjoying this unique nospltallty were Misses Lottie Nell Pettus, Mabel Mathls.

Katie Seellg-son, Agnes Von Dohlen, F'aye Caih and Hazel Taylor. LIVINGSTON. Miss Grace Dixon of Shepherd visited Miss Naomi Adams Saturday. Miss Berta Victery was a visitor to Lgrgett Sunday. Mrs.

T. M. Mangum ajid Mrs. Sallie Peebles were visitors to Houston last week. Mra.

T. Enn.rnn nf Vow IVIll.pil visited relatives here this week. Misses Angle Feagin of Chester and Susana Adams of Lufkln are visiting Miss Kdna Feagin. Mrs. L.

Wright has returned from a visit to Nacoerdoehes. Misses Katie Glover nH Tinr-hoi Alex ander were visitors to New Willard Sat- Mesdames Ernest Cochran and Jopllng have returned tto Trinity after a rvwn 9 V10U. Mrs. Agnes Smith of GainesvlllA guest of Mrs. A.

B. Scarborough. inra. jx. fitta was a visitor with friends and relatives at Onalaska last week.

Miss May Andress has returned from a several weeks' visit with Mrs. L. A. Mc-Kinnon at Hubbard. Misses Vera Miller and flertrnH.

ard were visitors to Hnnst niiiniv and Sunday. On last Friday evening Mrs. J. E. Hill entertained the Phllatheas of the Methodist Sunday school with a chicken bar becue on the banks of Choates creek.

GROESBECK. Mrs. A. F. Anglln visited her daughter in Waco last week.

Miss Annie Wimblsh of Mexia visited relatives here this week. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hawk have returned from Hlllsboro.

Miss Matie Hawls has been vlsltinu- friends In Teague. Mrs. Pat Leach has returned from a visit to Hlllsboro. Miss Florence Schenewerk visited Ml Rose King of Waco last week. Dr.

and Mrs. E. K. Thomas of Frnzn visited here Monday. Mrs.

A. L. Thompson Is vlstiine In Cor sica na. Mrs. Starley Alford has been visitinar rem uvea ai Bireeiman.

Mr. and Mrs. Ruffian Wlmbish of Otto are visiting relatives here. Miss Janle Winston of Corslcana Is visiting her parents. Miss Vlrgle Bedford of Thornton is vis ting Miss Heta Bond.

Mrs. Oscar Parker of Abilene Is vlsit- ng Mr. and Mrs. Faught. Mrs.

T. I Hut-hanan visited Mrs. P. Iiniwn In Waco. Miss Bonnie Hassett visited Mrs.

A. R. Henderson last week. Miss Hilda N'ussbaum of Mexia Is vlsit- inK lier cousin, Miss Mta Scliarff. Mrs.

Hen Patterson has returned from a week-end visit at rarniersville. Mrs. Clint Herod and children are visit ng in Corslcana. Miss Addle Strother has returned to Thornton. Mrs.

G. D. Brodhead entertained the Five Hundred club Wcdnesduy afternoon. WHARTON. Monday afternoon Mrs.

J. A. Sanders was hostess for the Y. W. A.

A devotional program followed by talUs of woman's work occupied the first hour, and the game of forty -two the sojial hour. The Touni? Ladles' Bridge club enjoyed heir weekly came with Miss Marjorie iiay on Tuesday. The New Century club postponed their regular meeting from 1 hursday until rl day, when an interesting program was given. Mrs. (.

M. Hughs Is home from the Galveston eou ention. Mrs. J. A.

Sandi-rs visited in Houston for several days the past week. Misa Kate Kusely has returned from San Antonio, where she had been for sev oral necks. Mrs. H. J.

Russel visited in Bay Citv the past weeK, tne guest or Airs. U. A Moreland. Mrs. P.

G. Huston Is visiting her daughter, Mra. S. A. Foote.

in Bay City Anions those who were Houston vis- tore for the jubilee were: Mrs. R. E. Vineyard, Mrs 1. A.

Payne, Mrs. V. C. Coleman. Mrs.

T. Murphy, R. A. Arm strong. Albert Ineyard and J.

E. Irvlii Mrs. M. Nation has been the truest of Mrs. L.

E. Beadle at the Brazos In Houston. SMITHVILLE. Mrs. Frank Douglas of Eagle Lake pent a few days here with relatives this week.

Mrs. E. F. Grant has returned to her home In Waco after a week's visit to her sister, Mrs. fc.

F. Croeker. Mr. and Mrs. S.

E. Howe spent a few ays In Cleburne with relatives this eek. Mre J. E. Vann of San Antonio Is pending the week with Mrs.

Neal Car er. Mrs. W. H. G.

Brady Is home from month's visit to relatives in Jackson Texas. Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Eaaleston of Thorn- dale a visiting Mr.

and Mrs. K. H. Kagleston. Miss Willie Grant Is home from a Isit to her sister.

Mr. n. R. Jnhnmn. In San Marcos.

Miss Ida Richardson of Henderson, Tex- s. Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Phoebe ixon. Mr.

and Mr. Aaron Wolf sDent a few- ays In Lookhart this week. Misses Alice Steffens. Grnv. Parrnrt.

Laura Parish. Lexa Crawford. Knola Sheppard and Mrs. J. Tansy, teach- rs In the public schools, attended the tate Teachers association In San An tonio this week.

RICHMOND. Mr. and Mra. Robert Breeding spent this meek with Mrs. A.

Kochran. Mrs. Carrie T. Stewart Is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. J.

B. ork of Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Oenrre Bruner rmve re- umed from a pleasant visit to Alvln.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rail inntri in Houston this week. Mrs. J.

B. McEschllt visited Sugarland atuntay. Misses Hobble Knox Stewart and Alice ana Aiaaier uoues- eiewart scent Dr. van spent (Saturday and Sunday with their so.i. Mis MInte Blount has returned from a visit In Merlin.

Miss Ada Field of Bryan is spending the holidays at home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Epstein of Savannah, aro visiting relatives In this city. Mrs.

Mclnelt Is the guest of her daughter It Dallas. Miss Beatrice Oscar of Hearne visited In Calvert the past week. PALACIOS. Miss Hazel Hall reached home Wednesday after spending several monthss visiting relatives and friends in and near Elkhart, Ind. Miss Leafa Green came down from Mldfleld Wednesday to spend Thanks giving with homefolks.

Allsa Franceska Taylor, spent Thursday In Bay City Misses Willie Clement and Maude Marshall of Mldfleld came down Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving. Mrs. T. ft. Brandon aim son.

Thomas. are visiting relatives In Columbus this week. Mrs. W. King Is visiting In Port Lavaca this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur are visiting relatives In Seadrlft and Victoria thlB week. NURSERY. Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Davis Jr. of Tope- ka, Kansas, returned to their home Monday after a pleasant visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Davis Sr.

Miss Jewel Koblnson un.l Miss Louise Paulus of DaCosta spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. T. N. Rohinson. After a visit of two weeks with her son ani his wife, Mr.

and Mrs. V. E. Carpen ter of Houston. Mrs.

L. Carpenter return ed home Friday. Miss Una illborne weht to Austin to day to spend Thanksgiving with friends nitre. Mrs. Salome Wnlker of San Antonio Is visiting relatives here.

miss Willie Mae Mcltride nf Hoods s- itcd home folks here Saturdnv ami Sun day. HALLETTSVILLE. Mrs. Carolina Nau of Yorktown is vis iting her sons, H. J.

Braunlg and M. Nuu. Mr. and Mrs. Will Holotik came from Shiner to visit relativrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Hlx Green of Runee anrl Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green of Yoakum PORT ARTHUR MAN IN WONDERFUL Sufferer Is Restored and Makes Remark able Cain In Weight on Few Dotes.

J. F. Stonehurner of Port Arthur. Texas, suffered frnm stomach ailments for a long time. Me fell off in weight and took treatment without apparent oem nf.

He tried physician ufter physician until he almost lost hoo. He took Mayr Wonderful Stomach Remedy, then wrote: I have taken all of your wonderful stomach remedy and got good results from It. I have rained In weight sin. starting on your remedy twenty-one Sounds so far. I was under the care of ve doctors for about six months before got your medicine.

I am entirely well Mr. Stonehurner's experience ia tvnicul of that of the thousands who have taken shopper last Saturday. Mrs. J. L.

Griffith has returned to Houston. Miss Kstelle Folic visited friends and relatives at Oalveaton last week and part of thla week. Mrs. J. A.

Boedecker of Houston wss guest at the home of her mother. Mra, F. W. Pitts, In Conroe for a few days mis week. Miss Kllzabeth Turney, who Is teaching at Houston, spent Haiuruay ana nunuay witn tier parents, Mr.

and Mra. w. Turney. Fred Nutter, wife and baby of Houston are tne guests at the noma or Air. Mut ter's parents, Kev.

and Mrs. J. B. Nutter. Mr.

and Mrs. o. K. Boyd and Miss Msg gle Boyd came over from Houston last eundsy and spent the day witn Captain and Mra. Betterson.

Mrs. Byron Christie and children of Houston, accompanied by Earnest Chris tie. visited In the city Sunday and Mon day at the home of Mr. Christie's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

F. o. Christie. BEEVlLLE. Mr.

and Mrs R. W. Barry were BeevlUe visitors to San Antonio this week. Mrs. J.

C. Wood has returned from week's visit In San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carvel have gone to Orange Grove, where they will make their borne.

Mrs. Lizzie Barry 's spending the week in Corpus. Miss LOretfa Borden of Corpus Chrlstl le the guest of Mrs. James Dougherty. MIbb Helen Hansom left Wednesday for a visit wltb her sister.

Miss Frances, In San Antonio. Mrs. Dally, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. W.

Stevens, has returned to her home in Kenedy. Miss Bess Watklns is with relatives in San Marcos. At a bridge-dinner Wednesday Mrs. James Dougherty formally announced the engagement of Miss loretta Borden and Paul McDermott of Dallas, the marrlagi to occur in corpus Cnrlstl January 8. Mrs.

R. L. Atkins was hostess to th (orty-two club on Friday afternoon. HEARNE. Mrs.

A. Boyd entertained th Shakespeare club on Wednesday after Doon. Maury Byman and Miss Bee Oscar spent Thanksgiving in Calvert with relatives. Mrs. Fred KIodd has returned to her home In Taylor after spending several aays neie wun relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. w. (J. Allen and babv vis lied Caldwell the past week-end were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Oliver. Mrs. Maud Keith and dauKhter and Mra. it.

is. Stafford ol Mlneola are visit inn relatives here this week. Mrs. IL B. Rainwater is vlaltlnr in Bre mono.

Mrs. P. A. Kolstad of Palestine Is the guest of Mrs. K.

W. CJIbson. illss h-steiie hprlngnpld of Palestine pent Sunday here visiting friends. MATAGORDA. Miss Jessie May SerriU returned home Monday from Houston.

Mrs. S. R. Sholars of Bay City returned home Saturday. Mrs.

VV. ii. Gore has returned frnm Houston. Mrs. Annye Byars and babv Mareuerlte and Mr.

and Mrs. J. F. Williams have returned from Houston. Mrs.

Will Arnold and Mrs. Kleska. who have been visiting here, returned to Bay llldl UUIUC. Mr. and Mrs.

B. A. Rvman and Mr and Mrs. J. R.

Byman went to Bay Liiy oy amo saturaav. Mrs. M. Uertl na and daughter Mls Etta Oertling, of Hockport passed through town iuesaay en route lo the KUlr bead where thye are visiting their son and Drotner. nermann Oertllne.

and wife. Mrs. Goodwin Mterne was hostess to the forty-two club Thursday afternoon, her guests were Mesuanies A. W. McNabb, J.

A. jtiruce, w. s. Stewart, C. V.

Burk hart. A. C. Stewart. G.

B. Culver. C. W. lope, b.

p. Hamilton, J. B. Hawkins F. P.

Hamilton, J. N. Ryman. George Sar gent and J. R.

Sholars of Bav City; Misses Fannie Nolte. Marguerite Hamilton, Jo cargeuc BELLVILLE. Mrs. W. Langhammer and son and sister.

Miss Mueller of Brenham, were guests of friends the past week. Mrs. C. C. Glenn of Sealy visited with relatives ncre.

Mrs. A. Werner and children returned from Glildings. Misses Helen Tomlinson and Hildegard Schauerhummer visited in Austin the past ween. Mr.

and Mrs. I. Artmann had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. A.

broi-kschmidt and Misses BrockschinUlt, Kenney and Seel- norsi oi orennam. Miss Cecil Howard is visiting in Sealy A dHnce at the opera house Thankgijiv Ing was enjoyed by all present. ms. nrueger Charmingly enter- tamea tne rurty-two club Monday after noon, and th Euchre club Tuesday Miss I'auli Zeiske, after an extended visit with and Mrs. R.

E. Zeiske, re- luniei iu iiuine in jiweu. ROSENBERG. Miss Nell Clayton, who has been visit Ins friends In San Antonio and Stookdale for the past two weeks, retffined home Saturday. While In San Antonio she attended the marriage of Miss Lillian Winder to Barley 1.

Warren of Little noon, vrs. The 11. T. B. club was delightfully en tertameu Friday aitaisjoon by Miss Irene unison.

xg Tfc Mrs. J. I FreemaTw-sl Houston spent the week-end with resMittSsand friends nere. iZTTJ a. Ridley and'aiaagii, Miss Eugenia, are spending Thjtoksglving week in Beaumont.

The Loyal Sona and Daughters of the Christian Bible school held their monthly uuiiirfi, unu sueiai ineetma" lasr evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. ii u. ciara. CLEM VILLE.

Mrs. Bert Ryan of Bay City Is visiting relatives. Mr. and s. Lee Riley and children of Lane City are visiting In Clemville.

iclor Berchfield was a Bav Cifv visitor Friday. Mrs. I. h. llodsea visited i Bay City Friday.

Otto Allddlebrooke was a Bav Cilv vli-ltor Saturday. Miss Minnie Suladie was shnnnimr Bay City Friday. Miss Mury huladie and Marlev Daiiirli. tcrs motored over to Bav Cltv Sunday night. LAGRANGE.

Mrs. J. K. Shuptrine is visiting with relatives in McAlester. Ok.

Mrs. V. H. Talley Was a San Antonio visitor during the past week. Mrs.

irtKK has returned from visit to Houston. Miss Olivia Voght of Schulenburg vis ited in me city during the past week irs. who lias been the re- guest or mends in the city, has turned to ner nome in Waco. Those attending the Stats T.a-k..- assoclatlon st San Antonio last ok were: Misses Cornelia Hlghtower. l.vt.

tie Moor. Louise Kroll Carroll and Prof W. J. Kirk. rro' CALVERT.

Mr. an I Mrs. J. R. McCrary have been if.

The purchase of newspa' per advertising space to ad vertise Red Cross Christma Seals and to give publicity, to other features of philan-j. thropic work which do not' come under the head of news, was advocated by A. Moree, Advisory Expert in Public Health the State Department of Health, and Director of the! Extension Work of the State" Charities Aid Association in an address before the" State Tuberculosis Confer ence in session in Syracuse, N. on the 13th un-ic' der the auspices of the partment of Health and the State Charities Aid. Mr.

Moree pdinted out. that every bit of which the philanthropic or--' ganization obtains must nec- essarily be paid for. If it not paid for in cash it is paid. for by furnishing- the news- papers with that is of value or interest? to their readers. Many philanthropic organizat ionSJ seem to be perfectly willing-to pay for every kind of pub licity but newspaper tising.

They pay the printer" for pamphlets; they pay the5, letter companies for multir. graphing form letters; anr they pay the postage those letters. It is a curious' thing, Mr. Moree said, that-' philanthropic organizations headed, as they usually by men and women of affairs, successful business men. and leaders of public i opinion, have failed to real ize that a publicity which is so universally by the business world can be just as successfully adopted by the public worker.

Mr. Moree pointed out, that every effort made by a public organization of any' kind was essentially a campaign. In its fundamen-; tals, the marketing of a new brand of canned beans is no' different from trying to persuade the people to adopt public health county hospitals, visiting." nurses, dispensaries, open air schopls, modern forms of re-" lief and even the right atti-," tude toward relicion and- church work. "Newspapers are usually-glad to give publicity to the-work of public organizations' aiming at the of good things," the. speaker said.

"They times devote display space'." to this without charge. have in my pocket a tele-' gram stating that one of the; largest popular magazines'' in the country has offered to ive the State Charities Aid Association a half-page in its Christmas Number. This is a contribution of great value by that maga--zine to the work of the Asso- ciation. When newspapers devote their space to any feature of your work that is-not absolutely news they are making a valuable contribution to your work, and it should be acknowledged in your reports the same as any other contribution of value. "Too many organizations believe that the newspapers are entirely philanthropic, agencies and should print anything that is offered to-them.

I believe we will get" further iti all of our work if" we lose thi- idea, and recompense the newspapers for" some of the immense-amount of good that they do our work by devoting some of our publicity allowances-'-to display space in the adver- tiding columns. This aoolies! to churches as well as to? philanthr. pic agencies. The fact that they must raise di; ional for the pay---iiit'ii! oi adv ertising applies with equal force ta the printing of pamphlet'" and the sending out of circu-i'" i-'i lat letters, it it is wrong toi pay for advertising, it wrong to pay for letters." 'H uho ap preclafes ik value of ilie work which is done the news paper for the com munity. toy For the Kiddies' Sake Parents h.wi.rt a-n as i A for Uttla dlaordeti Ware's Baby It removes tlie ritugfr from motti summer of tb.

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