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LOUSTON POST-DISPATCH: SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 192 1 JCiAL FROM IV v. after Visiting in Houston ind tV. of her parents, Mr. and. Mrs, W.

E. presence of a few dose friends of fne couple." Mr. and Mrs. Buckles 8unday night and. Monday In La Porte.

-Mrs. Jim' Bethany 'of Houston is veston ia visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. A. HilL i EL CAMPO.

,3 PALESTINE. Kt Hunter baa returned from Ark where she apent "al weeks. 1 Frances FuIIinwider Is visit-: her brother, Percy FuIIinwider, WyHj lrft' gt ay I17 automobile for Galveiton to several day. air. ana Mrs.

c. nuse sum who have been to KerrviUe, returned Wednesday. -ft a Mr. and Mra. Ed A.

TMfps wh. wera guests of Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. D.

Holland, last week end, left for McNery, iArfaoia Wednesday. Other visitor tn Holland horn were Mr. snd. Mr. J.

B. Lockabee, of 8tonwalL.i. r' Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Holland left Wednesday -for a vaUon trip to 8an Antonio and El Marvin Barnes of Cheater Wednesday her with hie sister, -Mf.

U. M. Baker. Mias Margaret Vlctery'entsrtlilned with four- tables otbrldgs day evening, honoring her brother, John Victery of Gooae Creek, 'wh is spending he week with home Th nrU tnr hlrh inirir WSS rwoB her grandparents, Mr. and Mra, J.

Bonner. i NAVASOTA. Mr. and Mra. N.

Perry returned Friday from-' New where spent about three weeks. Mr, Perry purchased his fall and winter merchandise whil awav. Mr. and Mra. L.

Renick and little eon have returned from a trip to Colorado. Mrs. A. is visiting in Fort Worth. -She was accompanied by ber granddaughter.

Miss Mariorie Ahrenbeck, who has spent part of the summer here. Mra. A. E. Harris, Miss Ladle Routt and Catherine Ewing spent the week end with Mrs.

John Lockhart at Galveston. L. G. Andrews arrived Taesday morning from Rogers, Arky where-he spent several weeks of his vacation with his narenta. J.

C. Llllv of Dallas, who haa been the guest of Rev. Milton Swift, entertained a few mnsic lovers with a pro- 5 ram of voices and piano numbers 'hursday evening. Mr. Lilly will go to New York in January to continue his studies.

Mr. and Mrs. James Randolph, Mrs. Dora Connauchton and Mrs. Ross Mound waa a week-end vialtor in Freeoort.

Mra. Ford 8. Brown Is In Baa Antonio for an extended i y. Mr. and lire.

Philip Johnson nave returned to their home in Houston after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Johnson.

Mrs. E. Way, Miases Ellen Douglas and Karey Way are guests nt Mr; and Mrs. J. D.

Mullon In Houston. i1 Mrs. J. A. Elkins and son of Houston are guests of Mrs, M.

8. Elkins and Miss Fannie Elkins. Mr. and Mrs. S.

C. Gibbs and Miss Edith Gibbs are in San Antonio. Mrs. Herdon Thomason has returned from a visit in West Texas. Mr.

nd Mrs. C. Farrington and Miss Mary Farrington are in Galveston for a two weeks stay. Mrs. Eva Koundtree and son Mark-ham have returned to their home in Little Rock after a visit to Mesdames R.

Blalock and Wilbur Smitber. Mrs. Wilbur Smitber and Miss Eva Smitber are in San Antonio on a visit. Miss Katie Adair returned Monday after visiting friends in Austin, Fort Worth, Dallas and Houston. Mrs.

E. B. Bailey and Miss Grace Bailey have returned to their homes in Holland after visiting Mesdames Cliff Oliphant T. C. Oliphant and by Miss Nettie Laramore, a Tanity compact.

A ailk the pris for boy's high score, ws won" by- B-v man Davis. Miss- victery serve dainty salad course at the jonchiO of the game. Robert Gasklll of Austin visitor in the C. Fain 'horn. lst -week end.

-i Herbert Laramore spent week end in Gslveston. --t -J Miss Ann Fain left' Tuesday fo Bristow, where she will teach in one of tbe ward schools, -vi Mr. and Mrs. J. Fincher -of Op laska were guests of Mr; and -Mrs, W.

Bailey, Saturday Sunday. Misses Anna Belle and Nettle Lai amors left Thursday for El kPy where tbeyi expect to teach. Dr. W. 0.

McNeil of Silsbee vilA Sunday visitor in the C. H. 'Victory -home. Miss Margaret Victery wilMeav next Monday for Orange, where ah will attend the teachers' snatitut opening Tuesday, later to teach English In the Curtis school Mr. and Mrs.

W. M. Bloamfield had relatives from Burke; visiting with them the first of tbe week. Mrs. T.

C. Green returned 8tttr day from a ten daya' stay at Sylvan Beach. Mra. T. C.

Marshall of Houston la visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Green this week.

Last week end Mr. and John Lewis, of Luting, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. 0.

Green. Mrs. Birdie Peters and two children returned this week from Mart, where tbey spent a pleasant tw weeks with Mrs. Peters slaters, Mes- dames. E.

-8. Henslee and B. O. Johnson. Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. West and small daughter, Miaa Alleeno, Wad Mrs. A.

M. Furlow, are spending some time in Galveston. 1 Guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.

W. Bu-lay Tuesday were Mrs. H. A. Wilson and Miss Emma Bates of Bar-mun.

and Mrs. BiUie McGee of Wichita Falls. Mrs. Lula Jones and children of Beaumont are viaitlng Mesdames 'D. T.

Butler and Erneat Beufsr. Miss Flora Bouner returned Fri- iday to Sulphur Springs after a sum mer spent who relatives ana incnaa -in Uvingston. Brie Taylor of Lufkin spent hat week end here with his parents, Mr, snd Mrs. J. H.

Taylor. Mr. and Mra. Guy Chrane, Mis Grsce Dixon and Mrs. Lois Cochran of Shepherd were Tuesdsy guest of Mr.

snd Mrs. J. 8. Evans. Mi, and Mrs.

J. L. Many and daughter, Miss Alice, are spending the week at Liberty. Rsv. John McRea of Besumont was the guest of his mother hers, last Sunday.

F. J. Manning and.B. R. Whisenhunt were hostess of a social afternoon compllmtnting Urn.

Wiley Hood of Bold Springs Tuesday afternoon. Those attending war Mesdames M. E. Tew, Boss, ScatborV -ough. T.

S. Cochran. Mollle Manning, 0. W. Chambers.

W. 8. Llst, Anderson. N. T.

Green, A. B. Green; Angle Rowe, J. Cochran, 8111 Pinckard, J. Hennington.

J. P. Msnning and the honors. Follow mg the Bocial hours from-4 to '6, the hostess served salad and lc course. BELLVILLE.

Mrs, Max Rteck and son, Max, Jr. are guests this week st the Mr. and Mrs. F. Tesch.

TM' Mr. and Mrs. Emil Harigal and daughter. Miss Nannie Eagle Lake, spent the week end with relatives. Mra.

Delia Collins of Houston'speai several days with her parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Anton Dlttert Nnd Miss Wilms- Westermann war vMUsLis Gregory-of Goose Creek, nas oeea visiting sum, Mrs. garths Horten. 1 Mlsset Jessie and Ethel Penlck entertained a number of friend on Friday evening.

A delightful' evening was spent and an ice cream- course served. ''-v- The W. met with Mrs. Grlt-pon on Thursday, there velng seventeen ladies present-1 A short business meeting was held." The hostess served delightful tee drinks C. 8EALY.

Mesdames W. W. Preiblsch and F. N. Reaser have returned from a Visit with relatives In-Waco.

Mra. Charlea Farrington and children returned to thsir home In Houston Friday after visit with Mr. and Mrs. HV A. Meyer.

Mrs. Boddie O'Connor left Monday night for' Wichita, In response to. a telegram announcing the serious illness of her father at that place. Miss Robert Rosrk of Alvin is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C.

C. Glenn. Dr. and Mrs. 0.

F. Bock spent Friday A Houston. Judge and Mrs. W. I.

Hill of Bell-villa were Sealy visitors Sunday. Mrs. John F. 8keete of San Angelo, who spent the past month here with relatives, left, last week, for Marlin, where she and Mr. Skeete will spend several weeks.

Mrs. E. J. Tate and little daughter were guests of Mrs. Tom Doyle last week.

Mra. Jim Hawkins and daughter, Misa Annie Dora, of Matagorda are visiting at the F. J. Sachnik home. F.

Frimel and F. J. Fekman were business visitors in Dallas this week, purchasing holiday goods. Miss Maude BushwaH returned Wednesday from a visit with relatives in Houston. i Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Klueyer and baby and C. H. Sanders of Houston motored to Bealy and spent Sunday at tha W. H.

Kluever home. They were accompanied home by Mrs. C. II. Sanders and son.

who had spent the past week with relatives and friends here. Mrs. Earl Cooper snd daughter of Brookshire spent several daya this week with relatives snd friends in Sesly. Mrs. Eugene Skaggs and Mrs.

A. W. Iselt of Goose Creek were the guests of friend in Sesly this week. Mra. C.

J. Kallus is visiting relatives in Galveston this week. KATT. A crowd of Katy young people com posed a pleasant surprise party on Saturday evening on Mrs. Cora Weller.

who is a guest at tbe home of J. P. Wilkinsons. Mrs. Ray Southard entertained at dinner on Friday, Mrs.

Holla Robertson and daughters with Mrs. W. Vaughn and daughter and Mrs. G. E.

Romack. Hllsses Sue Davis of Montgomery and Eollne Martin of Daytou were visitors In Katy the first of the week. They will again teach In Katy high this winter. A crowd of young people, including M. Mansell and Miss Ada Thompson.

Alvis Evans and Miss Alline Roberts, with Olen Thompson and Miss Rowena Evans, spent Wednesday evening st Luna Park. Mrs. Cora Weller returned to Katy on Sunday after a week's visit at the borne of J. P. Wilkinsons.

Miss Iva Southard is again at home from summer school st Alpine. Sbe will teach the Stockdick school this winter. Mrs. Romack has been spending tbe past week with ber dsughter, Mrs. Ray Southard.

Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Southard were visitors st tbe H.

Lindley home on Sundsy. Mrs. I j. W. Moth and brother were visiting relatives in Houston Tuesday.

Mrs. Clark Wilkinson has just returned from a vls't in Brenham. BAY CITY. Mr. and Mrs.

Max V. Schill, who hsve been guests of their parents, Mr. snd Mrs. V. Schill snd Mrs.

Ueorge Austin returned to their home in Dallas Friday. Mrs. George Posey and little daughter Georgian Austin Posey left Friday for Dallas where they will spend a month as guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Max V.

SehlU. Mr. W. II. Kelly of Gulf visited in the city Thursday.

i Miss Marjotie Katllff who has been the guest of Miss Esther Dimst, returned to ber home In Houston Saturday. Kev. and Mrs. Ueorge Bennett of Galveston visited In tbe city Wed nesdsy. Mrs.

S. Styles ia visiting in Houston. Mrs. S. Pesrson of Ssn Antonio is the guest of Mrs.

Jane Sargent. Mr. and Mrs. Max V. Schill of Dallas.

Mrs. George Austin, Mrs. V. H. Donbek, Miss Alms Donbek and Ted Donbek, Mrs.

George Posey snd little Georgisna Poser visited relatives in Matagorda Thursday. Mr. snd Mrs. William McNsbb and little daughter Evelyn are viaitlng In Auatin. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Walker el Markham visited in the city Wednesday. Miss Psnllne Thornhlll visited In the city Wednesday. Mrs. J.

Whittsker has returned HARMLESS LAXATIVE AH Children Love It Fleuut Taite left immediately following the wed ding for Galveston, where they will spend several days. On their return they will be at home to friends in thia aty. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Douglas, Miss Jewel Kix of Huntsville ana Frank E.

Kelley formed a jolly party to sylvan Beaca xnursdsy Mrs. H. Ellis has returned from a two months' visit in Georgia. MADISONVILLE. Miss Mary Lillian Austin of Rockwall is the guest of Miss Jewell Evans this week.

Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd of Houston came in Monday and are the guests of relatives. Miss Resa Jones, who has been spending the summer with her sister in Missouri, has returned home for a few days before going to Paducah to teach. Miss Esther McCulloch of Bryan is the guest of Miss Melba Dean this week.

Miss Clara Byers is in Crockett, where she was maid of honor at the marriage of her friend. Miss Wilms Shivers, Wednesday evening. Mrs. C. V.

Barnes and daughter of Houston are the guests of friends here. Miss Mamie Pickett of Navasota spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. R. J. Randolph.

Mrs. G. M. Byers left Sunday for Mart to spend the week with her parents. Mrs.

Jas. E. Morris and son. Leon, were guests of relatives in Houston last week and little Miss Eugenia Morris came home with them for a visit. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Heath are at home from San Marcos, where they attended school tbis summer. Mrs. Dan Connell, Miss Virginia Manning and Messrs. Winston Connell and Carol Viser visited in Houston last week and Miss Rosa May King came home with them for a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Tlman Andrews and little daughter have returned from San Marcos, where Mrs. Andrews has been taking summer work at the State Teachers college. Mrs.

Kate McMillan left Thursday for Franklin to spend a few days with relatives and from there she will go to Corpus Christi for a visit. Rer. C. F. Smith and Miss Elisabeth Smith are in Houston this week.

Mt. and Mrs. O. E. Parten had as their guests tbis week Mr.

snd Mrs. O. C. Goodwyn and children of Caddo. Mr.

and Mrs. Bant Morgan of West Columbia are the guests of relatives here. Judge and Mrs. J. E.

Webb snd Misses Cathrine Webb and Delia Barrett have returned from the simmer spent in Belton and Corpus Christi. Miss Msud Byers, sssisted by Mrs. W. W. Underwood, entertsined the Epworth league with Boeial Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. T. W. Byers. Kev.

and Mrs. V. W. tJrricg snd daughters of El Campo visited rela tives here. WALLIS.

Mrs. O. Prouty and daughter, Miss Bessie May Prouty, and cousin, Ballantine Hill, motored to Houston Tuesday and were aeeompsnied home the same evening by Mesuames Hill and Edwin Adams and baby of Houston and all spent Wednesday in Bellville. visiting friends. Mrs.

Mamie Peacock, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mattie lrvin. for the past two months, re turned to her home in San Antonio Thursday. Mrs. J.

Mateika has her brother. H. C. Brandt, of Houston with her for a week's visit. Mrs.

Ben F. Smith returned to her home' in Slaton after a two weeks with Mesdames Brown and Tncnlinson. Mr. snd Mrs. T.

J. McElry have returned from -a motor trip to San Antonio and Corpus Christi. Mrs. J. K.

Krown of aller spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Dr. and Mrs. Mown. Mrs. J.

Norwick spent Tuesday shopping in Houston. Kev. and Mrs. Wtuckey, accompanied by Mrs. Dora Lofton, attended the Methodist conference in narton last Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. iiatcnr ana baby.

Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Williams, and two sons returned from a motor trip Sunday with relatives in Missouri.

Miss Martha Holub of ttalveston is visiting her mother, Mrs. Holub, here this week. Mr. and Mrs. XV.

.1. Kuhn and chil dren of Brenham. Mr. nnd Mrs. J.

F. Kuhn and children of I armine. and Mrs. J. F.

Kuhn and family of Round Top were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Kuhn Sunday.

Mrs. F. P. Kaktr spent several days this week in Biickholts. and ii.

t. ocmiin aiiu other. Mrs. E. M.

Scrogin. have re turned from visit with friends in Houston. Mrs. A. Josey is entertaining a house partv of nieces this week, Ladelle and Gloria Brandt, Opal and Margie Wurren of Houston, and Miss Doris loung ot tjeuon.

LUFKIN. Mrs. R. L. Grsy and children of Beaumont are the pleasant guests of Mr.

and Mrse F. G. Oibbs. Mrs. E.

A. Hull ot Sbreveport is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Pes vy. Miss Mattie Blanch Childress has returned from a pleasant visit to Houston. Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Morgan, who have been guests of the A. L. Ken-nedvs, hsve returned to their home in Ijifayettte, La. They were accompanied home by Miss Evelyn Ken- Dfwis Bessie Haslett has returned her home in Philadelphia after a pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs.

S. Ii. Bounds. Miss Merl Holcomb of Alto la visiting Miss Lillian Jones this week. Dr.

and Mrs. E. W. Soloman and family are visiting in Bryan this week. Mrs.

C. D. Kenard of Houaton is the guest of Mrs. M. K.

Sayers and other relatives. Mrs. M. E. Croxier is visiting in Timpson.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dennon and two sons have gone to Mississippi for a visit.

Mr. snd Mrs. R. A. Mathews have returned from a visit to Farmera-ville, Alexandria and Kender, La.

Mr. and Mrs. Barclay and son Glynn and Mr and Mrs. P. 8tin-son anv family have returned from a visit to Woodville, Besumont and Port Arthur.

Mr. and Mrs. W. McMullen snd son Clark have returned from a visit to San Antonio and Port Arthur. Mr.

and Mrs. E. P. Jett have returned from a visit to New Brauns-feld and San Antonio. Miss Lois Wood has returned to Houston after spending a month with her parents, Mr.

snd Mrs. John A. Wood. Miss Louise Murphy has returned from Huntsville where she attended a house party. Miss Elizabeth Mallard is visiting visiting ner mother, Mrs.

B. Crew. ALPINE. Following the dose of the summer session ot Sul Koss State Teachers college, the week in Alpine baa had an unusually active social calendar. Ths snacious new linn home was the scene of a delightful reception, during which Miss Jessie M.

Cline waa hostess on Monday morning. After a morning of solid eniovment a delicious luncheon was served to the following: Mesdames Georce Brown. Caldwell, Petkins. McCool. Gillette.

Van Sickle, Witbersooon. Baines. Hancock, Linn, HammltU Misses Anna D. Linn, Flora Daugherty, Anne Aynesworth, Zona Peek. Stather Elliott, Ines- Evans, Marie Riddle, Grace Stone, Flora Davie.

Grace Melear. Jane Anthony, Linda Lancaster. Grace Bedell, Thalia Gillette, Florence Bedell and Isabel loung. The members of 8ul Ross college faculty, who are going away for the next year, were picnic guests ot those remaining. The event took place on the Mclntvre ranch at ths large live oak grove near "Big Hill" Mrs.

A. M. Turney, Alpine postmistress, was hostess Friday afternoon at a delightful bridge party, honoring ner niece, juiss una of JJallas, who is spending the summer in Alpine as Mrs. Turner's house guest. At the conclusion of the afternoon re freshments of brick ice cream and angel cake were served to the following: Miss Lois Bailey of Dallas, honor ee: Miss Martin Fancher of Oklahoma.

Misa Bernice Griffith of Dallas. Misses Margaret Elliott, Miriam Webb, Viola Emerson, Maurine McDonald. Ruth Jenkins. Frances Gillette, Gesna Mclntyre, Merrill Poun-cey, Nellie Mae Gourley. Clarice Cotter and Nina Belle CaldwelL Thursday evening Miss Margaret Elliott entertained with a charming buffet supper honoring Miss Elsie Jewett of Austin, the house guest of Miss Bertha Mae Hancock.

Those enjoying Miss Elliott's hospitality were Miss Bertha Mae Hancock, Miss Elsie Jewett. Miss Lois Bailey, Miss Bernice Griffith. Miss Miriam Webb, Miss Nancy Watson. Miss Gesna Mclntvre. Miss Frances Gillette Miaa Ruth Jenkins.

Miss Sybil Stevens, miss iina xeu i eiaweil. iuiss l.inaa Lancaster and Miss Stather Elliott. Another attractive entertainment given for the Sul Ubss faculty members who will not return to Sul Ross next year was given by Mrs. George Baines on Saturday evening. The honorees were: Miss Lancaster, dean of women; Miss Elliott of the Spanish department; Miss Aynesworth of the English department: Miss Peek, librarian, and Misa Kline of the department of music.

The atttractire ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Buttrill waa the scene of an enjoyable dance Tuesday evening when Mrs.

Buttrill complimented Miss Lavenia Crawford, who has been attending Sul Ross, but will leave in a few days for Phoenix, Arix. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Smith of De Queen, were among the tourists in Alpine this week. Other tourists here are Mrs. A J. Hilton and daughter Nellie of Hot Springs, Mr. Montgomery and family of Armstrong countv.

Mrs. A. K. Wear and daughter; Miss Kennith. of Ranger, and a large number of tourists en route to the Davis mountains, whose names were not obtained.

Miss Anne Avnesworth. who has been with Sul Ross college for four years, will go to Columbia university for the winter, after visiting her relatives for a few days in Lampasas. Mrs. J. Middlebrook has returned from a visit to Dallas, Fort Worth, Houaton and other points.

Miss Ruth Minder of Los Angeles, who spent the summer in Al-pinehas returned to her home. Dr. and Mrs. C. Webb and little daughter Natka of Rayne, are in Alpine on a visit to Mr.

and Mrs. T. O. Webb. A.

A. Newell has returned from Medina Lake, Houston, Louisiana and other points, where he took his summer, vacation. Judge C. R. Sutton of Del Rio has been in Alpine the past two weeks presiding over district court, which has been in session here.

Miss-Emily Kemp of El Paso is the house gnest of Miss Thalia Gillette this week. Former Assistant Attorney General Meade of the firm of Mead Metcalfe of Marfa has been in Alpine attending district court. Miss Eva Sweet is taking her vacation with borne folks in Fort Worth thia week. LEAGUE CITY. A play given under the auspices of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid was produced at the high school-auditorium Tuesday night, the name being "Listen Ladies," and was a big success.

The cast consisted of MisB Norma Dirk, Miss Ella Rents, Miss Mildred Wright, Mrs. Medsger, Miss Artrude Dugat, Miss Gertrude Kelly Mrs. J. E. Walker.

Mrs. Park, Miss Violet Hall and Mrs. Waites. The play consisted of two acts and in between the acts Miss Violet Hall gave reading accompanied by Miss Mildred' McKibben at the piano. A solo by Roy Lewis, a solo by little Miss Lelia Beth Davis, a reading by Misa Alice Wslker of Houston, a duet by Misses Ilia Kay and Hattie May Mc-Kinney, a song by six girls.

Murphy, the comedian, gave an interesting talk on actors and writers be had met After the play lemonade and cake were served. visitors from Houston who were in League City Tuesday, night were Mr. and Mrs. C. Morse, Mr.

and Mrs. Walker and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. Walker and Mr.

and Mrs. Frsxer. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walker of Galveston were in League City Tuesday night Mra.

Gus Davidson was a Houaton visitor Monday. Miss Mary Francis Parks who hss Ween visiting in Houston has returned home. Mra. Brook shire entertsined her Sunday school class of the Methodist church at a bay party at Kemah Monday night A large crod atten-sjd add everyone had an enjoyable time. Miss Jimmy Nixen of Midway.

Texas, Is a visitor at the homes of Dr. snd Mrs. Pstton and Mr. and Mrs. Esra Crow.

Miss Emily Trout, who hss spent the past month in League City visiting Mrs. Lynch has returned to her home in Alta Lorn a. FREEPORT. Miss Jessie Phillins of Bay City arrived Saturday to visit Miss Olivia Westbrook. Misses Helen and Cecilia Roney of Houston arrived Friday to visit Misses Marie and Madaline Rogan.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. I-owrer of Honey Orove and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Gilmore of Austin were vlnlinr. Tarpon inn Wednesday. Governor Pat M. Neff and son, Pat were guests at Tarnon inn Thursday.

The Eoworth League gave an entertainment at the parsonage Tuesday night. Mrs. R. B. Little is visitine friends and relatives out of the cjty.

Misses Maude Graham and Olivia Westbrook from Hoskins Mound spent several aays in rreeport this week. 1,4 jiuiu vi juussina Rev. and Mrs. C. H.

Dobbs have returned from an outing at Pslados. Miss Flora Rruna hss returned to Houston after a visit with her, moth r. Mrs. C. Brum.

Mrs. F. W. arper of San Antonio visited her mother, Mrs. C.

Bruns, here last fv Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Duson returned Wednesday from an automobile trip to Sun Antonio.

Miss Clara Morton visited Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Keinharat here thia week.

Mrs. B. F. Wiley is visiting rcla Uvea in Baatroo. Miss Ines Lougmeyer haa returned to her borne in Cuero after ti visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Joe. Sears. Miss Dorothy Lundv of Rock Is land is visiting in the L. O.

Lundy home. Mr. and Mrs. H. Socolofsky have returned from a visit in Kansas, Mrs.

Sam Carrol and sou and Mrs. P. C. Owens and daughter Mary have returned from a week's outiDg at Palacios. Mrs.

Hugo Klein has returned from a visit at La Grange. I Mrs. Henry Hahn is visiting iu San Antonio. Victor Garson of League City vis ited Mr. and Mrs.

J. N. Thomas here last week. Charles Madden of Dallas visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. G. Madden, here. Mra. H.

V. Reeves and daughter. Miss Isabelle, and son, H. returned Monday from a visit in Kentucky. Mrs.

Arthur Voss has returned from a visit in Shreveport, La. Mrs. A. J. McClary of Houaton visited relatives here this week.

'Misses Francis Van Tres and Lillian Fletcher have returned to their home in Houston after a visit with Mrs. T. C. O'Brien. Mr.

and Mrs. B. Dickinson hare returned from Palacios. Tuesday evening. Miss Estelle Priesmeyer entertained with four tables of bridge in honor of Miss Drusilla Lizar, who is soon to become a bride.

Little Miss Rosa May Miller celebrated ber ninth birthday Tuesday afternoon, entertaining about 20 of her young friends Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Lundy nud family and Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Msy, visited relatives in Rock Island Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Roscoe Fain of Waco visited friends here one day last week. Miss Hattie Horton of El Centro, is visiting relatives here. Miss Toria Duncan haa returned from San Marcos. Mrs.

G. W. Clampitt hss returned from a visit with her son in Houston. Mrs. L.

Sublett and Mrs. O. Lundy snd daughter, Miss Lorelle, attended a B. Y. P.

17. conference in Bay City Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Sublett entertained the bridge club Saturday night. Mrs. T. H. Ballew entertained the Mah Jongg club Friday afternoon.

On Thursday afternoon. August 14, Mrs. E. E. Lizar entertained with four tables of bridge and took tbis means of announcing the approaching marriage of ber daughter, Misa Drusilla, to Helmuth Foerster.

which will take place on September 3. Each guest found a cspsule st their plate with the following announcement: 'Take this to the El Cnmno pharmacy for Helmuth and Drusilla. El Campo, Texas. Disease: heart affection. Cause: love; sickness srmp-toms.

inability to live apart. Diagnosed by their actions. Prognosis: favorable if treatment is followed. Treatment: take each other for life. This treatment to begin September 3, mi.

Name: Dr. Cupid." GRAPELAND. Miss Evie Mae Berry of Palestine was the guest of relatives here lsst week. She was accompanied home by Misses Lucille and Rosalie Howard of this city and Miss Bessie Berry of Crockett, who remained over for the week-end. Mrs.

Jack Murchlson and little daughter are visiting at Camilla. Mrs. Arnold Clewis returned Sunday from Cold Springs, where she wss the guest of relatives. She was accompanied home by her sister, Miss Stella McMurrsy. Mrs.

Willis Goodsonsnd daughter are visiting iuTroup. Miss Birdit Mae Weisinger has returned from Huntsville. Mrs. W. Mangum and children of Alto were guests of relatives here last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Herod Parker and children and Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Gammage spent last week in "Galveston.

Miss Lilleene Brown Is st home from Huntsville, where she has been attending school. Mrs. Henry Richards and Miss Edith Richards of Huntsville sr spending the week here with relatives. Miss Lucy Mae Murchlson of Beaumont is visiting her parents, Sir. and Mrs.

It. T. Murchison. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Frisby and baby of Amnrillo are visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham have returned from an auto trip through Northwest jTexas. Mrs.

Lula Tyer ia at home from Huntsville. Polly Prldgen and Grace Edington are house psrty guests of Miss Lucy Keissler at Huntsville this week. Mrs. J. B.

Luker and son, Floyd, have returned to their home st San Augustine, Texas. Mrs. George M. Prldgen has re turned to her home in Houston sfter sn extended visit here with her daugh ter. Mrs.

W. T. Prldgen. Mr. and Mrs.

Phil Blalock Jr. and Miss Grace Bergman of Livingston are visiting relatives here this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben L.

Keen left Wednesday for Mont Belvieu. Mrs. W. H. Lively.

Miss Anna Cecil Lively and Octa Lewis Lively have returned from a visit with relatives at tirovenon and Livingston. They were secomoanied borne bv Mrs. Harry Lively and daughter of Port Arthur. Mrs. E.

C. Hill had as her guests this week her sisters. Miss Florence Keene and Mrs. Lewis Merriwether of Washington. D.

C. Mrs. Joe Dar sey of Alpine. Mrs. J.

H. Paxton of Mkhart. and her brother, Ud Keene, of Oklahoma. ANAHUAC. Orover C.

Willcox and family visited in Beaumont Inst weak. M. E. Cain and family visited in Montgomery county tbe lster part of the week, i Rev. Wi Llndsey and w(fe returned nfter having spent a few days st Brysn.

Mr. snd Mrs. Roy White spent the week end In Galveston. Mrs. Jos F.

Willson and children are visiting relatives at Corrigan. Sam Lynch of Texas City visited here last week. Mr. snd Mrs. Ray Weaver of -Sour Lake returned home after a vlalr with friends and relatives.

Gay L. Tufts is visiting his daughter In Wichita. Kansas. Mrs. Mills and daughter of DsTIss visited Mrs.

L. 0. Mills at the borne udrai Jeasie Wood iNnce, alter it with ber mother, Mrs. H. L.

right, left the last i wisweeaior 'l Antonio, wnero sao ww ic.tu Mrs. O. P. Stewart is spending the seek-eml in Henaeroon wiia acr vuu, Charles Mr; and Mrs. George Brown and lit-" ton have returned from Fort ortawhere they joined Mr.

Brown lative for a few days' outinf at Lak Worth. Miss Ruth Knight and Mr. and Mrs. George Short are visiting in Washington, V. C.

New York and New Or- MU Bessie Hall will spend the 1 wfek-end in Houston and Galveston. vMesdames Tom Howard, Clarence Averytt and Miss Leila Eason have returned from Columbia college, New Xork city, where they attended the slimmer Bession. ylirs. K. M.

McXod has returned from a vacation trip to the Maine 5ifJg Virginia McLeod has returned from Sail Antonio, where she was a member of Miss Eunice Aden's camping party for girls at Medina lake. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brooks, after a visit with his mother. Mrs.

M. A. Brooks, left Monday bv automobile on a trit throurh West Texas. Mrs. Will Rau is visiting in Hous-1 ton.

if Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson are spending their vacation in Washington, D. C.

Mrs. Donhauser has gone to San Antonio on a few days' visit. Sweetie and Rutland Cole have returned to their home in Austin after Visiting their aunt. Mrs. Floy Huff.

-i Mrs. James Armstrong and little daughters have returned from San Antonio. Mrs. W. E.

Mntthews and children are visiting in Austin. Mrs. Ainsworth of New Orleans. Miss Erna Elliott of Mississippi and Miss Irma Carol, guests of New Orleans, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Bennett.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mvers have re-' turned to Dallas after an extended visit with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B.

B. Parsons. Mrs. M. Flanchard has returned from a visit with relatives in Troup.

Miss Helen Guggenheim has returned to her home in San Antonio after a most delightful visit with her aunt, Mrs. Harry Myers. Mrs. Ell Dunlon visited in Huntsville this week. Mrs.

Wsyman Mitchell and little daughter. Gwendolyn, have returned home from a month's visit in rado. Miss Kste FuIIinwider has returned from a visit with relatives in Martin. Mrs. H.

F. Brunow and daughter. Miss Alvth Brunow. have returned "nome after a month's visit with rela-tjvea in Houston, Galveston and Nava-aota. 4 Mrs.

H. C. Combs and children are visiting in New York. '-little Miss Nita Barton of Oak-. wood is the guest of her cousin, Claire Barton.

-Mrs. Julia Robinson spent several days in Houston this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy of Beaumont are guests of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Murphv. Mrs. W. J.

Hughes of Dallas is the guest of her sou, Irby Hughes, and family. "'Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hufsmith have turned from a visit in Dallas. Mrs.

W. K. Bennett was honored 05 her birthdav with a most deliehtful partv given by her daughters. Mrs. Kidney Davis and Miss Fatty BenDett.

HARRISBURG. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller have retained from their wedding trip and are at home to their many friends Jith the bride's mother on Broadway. Irs.

Miller was formerly Miss Loula Van Ijeu. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas and son Louis are enjoying an extended visit fit Tyler. (alias Goldelee Smith is at home after attending the summer term of the Sam Houston State teachers' college at Huntsville.

"'Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Matthews. Mrs. Ben Matthews and son returned on Tuesday night from an auto tour through Texas.

They report good reads and a wonderful trip. Mr. and Mrs. T. Waller Williams Ife in 'Hot Springs.

where they will remain for some time. Mrs. Jack Potter has returned after delightful visit in New Orleans. Ijast Tuesday afternoon Miss Daisy Pmith entertained her class of young ladies from the Methodist Sunday school st her home. The had weather out-of-doors seemed to increase the merry making within and delightful afternoon was spent by those present.

Sylvan Bench is very popular with the Hsrrisburg young people. One the most delightful week-end par- rl recently was given by Mrs. J. Aubert and Miss Evelyn who occupy a cottage there. Those utt end-jag were Misses Polly Gordon, Julia fAubert, Estelle Cunningham, Ermn Harper, Messrs.

Murry Aubert, Mil-ten McMillan, John Rarnes and Ronald De Vies. Cards are being received from Mr. lad Mrs. H. Davis, who are in Ashland City, with relatives.

They will return in time for Mary Ann tofre-enter school here. u-Mrs. J. .1. Devoti and sons.

Jack and) Jill, left Saturday for the Alamo city. Mrs. A. H. Sims entertained the Methodist Missionary society st her home on Elm street Tuesday afternoon.

The ladles of the Methodist church are enthusiastic with their plans for a Tom Thumb wedding." to be held SB the church lawn September Mill Edith Hanim was a recent tuest of Mrs. Ira Sims nt Sylvan. Launch clubhouse was the scene of a merry crowd on the eighteenth of this month when the Rain-bo -girls sponsored a dance there. Miss)' Edith Sawyer goes ns delegate from this chapter to the State cpn- rcutivq ju rtsu aihudio. GOOSE CREEK.

rs. Joe Dotisrlns hss ss hr vttat Miss Jewel Rix of Hunts- vuie. Mrs J. F. Gaffney left Wednesday for McAllen to spend several days with her son.

rMf. and Mra. Jno. T. Hare Jr.

of Crosby are guests of reltives here for a few days. Mr. and Mra. W. Black and "ft and Mrs.

G. E. McKinstry left 17 auto last Sunday for a two weeks'. Win into the Lower Valley country. i Mra, W.

D. Hsyden and daughters turned to Galveston Wednesday, af-r a visit with relatives in Goose reek gnd Cedar Bayou. VL h. Dickson and family have re-rned from Port Arthur, where they re called bv the death of a relative. At tb First Baptist church Thurs-t afternoon.

August- 2ft, occurred marriage of Mr. I. B. Buckles and Ina Woods. Rev.

M. Miller leadingtha anrriagieryice in the Brogdon and little daughter visited friends and relatives in Calvert dur ing the week, making the trip via auto. Mrs. of Conroe is ths guest of Mrs. G.

Wood. Mrs. A Briisnce has returned from Marlin. where she visited relatives. Mrs.

E. M. Perry left Monday for Houston to visit her mother and sister. Mr. and Mrs.

M. Menzer returned last week after spending six weeks in Lower California and Mexico. Mrs. Jim Weathertord and daugh ter of Beaumont are guests of Mrs. Sam Madeley.

Mrs. T. T. Wallis and daughter. Miss Katherine.

of Brownwood are guests.of Mrs. John Ackermsn. Mr. and Mrs. Joe John and sons of Dallas visited Mrs.

J. E. Warren for a few days while en route to Hous ton for a stay with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.

Henrv Baker and lit tle daughter of San Antonio are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Evans.

Mrs. A. E. Cudlin and children of Lufkin are guests of Mrs. Cudllp's mother, Mrs.

Cross Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cook, Miss Beu-lah Templeman, Irving Ney of this place snd Maior and Mrs. Ike' Ash-burn and baby of Collexe Station returned from a vacation of several weeks spent at New Braunfels, San Antonio and other noints.

Misses Ruth and Rubv Oooch. whose double wedding will take place September 3. were complimented with a delightful bridge party Thursday morninc at the home of Mrs. G. K.

Rodes. with Mrs. Rodes. Misses Louise and Jessie Mae Cran as hostesses. Ferns.

Oueen's Crown and Kudsen blossoms were effectively arranged in carrvinr out a white, sold and pink color scheme. Table covers were pink and heart-shaped score cards were pierced with golden arrows. Awards for successful contestants were as follows: Mrs. Dave Barnes received a pink and white novelty ink well with Suill for making high score; Mra. Lee (cGintv.

box of handkerchiefs for playing the greatest number of heart games. Honorees were presented with Corot pictures. The luncheon wss served on pretty trays, having for centerpieces bridesmaids in pink colonisl dresses with flower corsares. These were given as favors. Mrs.

Ira Goocb. mother of the honorees, and Mrs. W. S. Craig sssisted the hostesses during the afternoon.

Mrs. Arthur louens hss returned from Colorado, where she spent several weeks. Miss Emily Langham of Houston is the guest of Miss Kathleen Black- shear. Mrs. C.

Camn and Mrs. James F. Martin of Tampico entertained Friday in honor of Miss Emily Langham of Houston, bridge being the diversion of tne nour. a ning and lavender color scheme was featured in decorations and bridge accessories; dainty maiden hair ferns and pink and lavender asters graced every noint of vantage. Miss Lanrhsm at the close of the games was presented with a dainty piece of pink and lavender lingerie; Sirs.

Adele Roan received an imported vase for makinr hich score: Miss Theo Wtinson sn imported vase for low rut prize snd Mrs. Msud Leigh a pair of silver corn holders as a consolation. Refreshments consisted of ice cresm topped with pink whipped cream snd embossed squares of angel food cake. Mr. and Mrs.

I.ee Barnes and chil dren of Oklahoma City are guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Dave Barnes. Miss Theo Stinson. a bride-elect, whose weddinr is set fbr October, was prettily complimented bv Mrs.

C. C. Camp and Mrs. James F. Martin Thursday, with bridie furnishing the diversion.

Ferns, asters and vlncas in shades of pink and lavender, fdded their loveliness to the. inviting rooms. Throughout the cames. the guests were refreshed with delicious punch. Miss Stinson was nresented with a linen table cover of Mexican drawn- work: Mrs.

Wiler Kins, making high score, was awarded a bottle of black Narcissus perfume; Mrs. Ike Roan the cut pnxe. a set of green glass plates; Miss Beryl Semple wss con' soled with a pair of silver corn holders. Ice cream, ancel food cake and confections were served on trays, whose centerpieces were flower-filled silver bsskets tied with maline. Mr.

snd Mrs. Kinr Felder snd son of Chsppell Hill snd Mra 'John Felder of Aransas Pass spent Tuesday here with Dr. and Mrs. F. Cbappell.

Miss Ellen Bookman entertained her friends Thursday evening, August 21, with a lawn party. Upon arrival the guests were invited to the attractive lawn, where graceful ferns added a touch of grace and beauty; the grounds were lighted with Jspanese lanterns and many merry young people enjoyed the pleasures of the out of doors on this summer evening. Among the interesting games. "To Thine Own Self Be True." oroved to be the most opular. Prizes were given as fol-ows: Miss Claire Dsniles of Temple, a box of chocolates: Misses Mattie Bsker and Mayde McGlnty, novelty pencils; Miss Judith Lott, a small basket of candy.

Fruit punch refreshed the guests sll during tha games and later cream and cake were aerved. HEMPSTEAD. Miss Myrtle Dewees ia in the city visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wsde Dewees.

Mrs. M. Robinson left Monday morning for San Antonio to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Venice Grose. From San Antonio, Mrs.

Robinson will go to Lampssses to visit her daughter, Mrs. John Abener. Miss Ellen Hughes ia spending her vacation in Dickinson. Miss Grace Vicaers returned to her home in La Porte Sunday after a pleasant visit in the city with Mrs. M.

A. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. T.

K. Dixon and son, T. of Houston, spent Sunday in the city with Mr. and Airs. R.

Urbsn. Mrs. Kelly Hereford Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Claude Elliot, in Hearne. Mrs.

B. Hancock returned Saturday after a visit in Calvert. Mrs. Rob Groce of Ennls is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Bethany.

Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Jones spent Miss Louie Oliphant.

Meadames T. C. Oliphant, Doc Bowden and E. B. Bailey and Misses Lixxie Oliphant and Grace Bailey made up a party going to Galveston for tbe weekend.

Miss Grace Chandler returned to her home In Stephensvllle Friday after visiting Mrs. McCrsy and Miss hmily Thomason. Miss Mary Bush and Ewing Bush entertained a weekend house party in cluding Misses Ira Montooth. Louise Murphy of Lufkin and Katie Lary and Alta Stakes of (jrockett, Messrs. Lon Arledge of Crockett Byford Den nison.

Sonny Burke, Clsude Burke of Lufkin, John Heney Mullers of Hous ton. Saturday evening Miss Mary Bush and Ewing Bush entertained for their house guests with a picnic at Hermon creek. After enjoying a swim snd supper the young people returned to the Bush home for a delightful time of games and dancing. Miss Bess Smith entertained Monday afternoon honoring Misses Ira Montooth. Louise Murphy of Lufkin, Katie Lacy and Alta Stokes of Crockett who were house guests of Miss Hay Bush.

Mrs. G. B. Oliphant has as her guests her daughters. Mesdsmes Jerry Wsgson of Houston.

Ben White of New averly and Pickens Harris of rew York. Miss Berths Oliphant and her guest. Miss Laura Hill of Willie have return ed from Galveston where they went to meet Miss Huth Uliphnnt who returned from New York by boat. Misses Oliphsnt snd Hill were accompanied home by Miss Rosamond Williams of Gslveston. C.

G. and Mamie Wynne Cox. Miss Beryl Mays and Adair Cos motored to Bryan Sunday to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Has-well.

Mrs. Msmie Wynne Cox. Miss Beryl Mays snd Adair Cox of Dallas were weekend guests of Mrs. C. G.

Barrett. Andrews snd sons spent a few daya of tbe week in Galveston. CLEVELAND. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Hill snd Mr. and Mrs. J.

I. Hightower and family enjoyed an outing on the San Jacinto river Friday. Barbecued chicken, salad and an ice course were served. Houor gursts were Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Bennett of Houston. Misses Lucy Virginia Love snd Dngmar Isaacks joined a arty of Livingston young people on a camp Thursday. The chaperons are Mesdames Bergman, T. W. Leggett and Helen Sawyer.

Misses Lula and Alva Ernst of Glen Flora were guests of their aunts, Mrs. E. W. Love of Cleveland and Mesdames J. M.

Hsnsbro and Sam McCombs of Cold Springs. Mr. and Mrs. ('. A.

Loftis have returned from San Antonio and are at home with Mrs. W. M. Mrs. Marvin Anderson and Marvin Jr.

visited Mrs. Fred Ebdon in Houston last week. The party spent several days at La Porte. Mrs. Anderson had as her guest ber brother, James Cox of Jscksonville.

Milton, Will Jr. and Miss Fay Wood of Fort Worth are guests of their aunt. Mrs. A. It.

Elliott. Mrs. A. Willey and son John returned Saturday to Rosebud after- a visit with her sister. Mrs.

Elliott. Miss Aileen Smith of Conroe was the guest of Miss Bettie Rose Vallee. Miss Grace Vallee had as her guest Miss Effie Vallee of Beaumont. Mrs. A.

V. Cruse nnd Mr. and Mra. Oliver Lovett of Yuma, visited their brother Robert Lovett at Shepherd last week and enjoyed an outing on the Trinity river. Miss Juanita Peebles visited Miss Vernon Deane and Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Sanders in Conroe from Tuesday to Saturday of lust week. Mrs. Clara Knight and Miss Er-celle Knight of Conroe are guests of Mrs. Knight's father and brothers.

Miss Dell Brsmlette has been visiting Mrs. John Manning in Huuts-ville. Mrs. E. L.

Brsmlette went over Thursday and returned with Dell. Mrs. W. P. Trsvlor and children have been guests of relatives in New Whverly.

l-rupeland and Palestine. Miss Juanita Peebles wss in Conroe last week, guest of Miss Vernon Deane and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sanders. WILLIS.

Mr. snd Mrs. Lenore Psddock, Misses Dorothy and Katheryn Roach spent Sunday in Huntsville. Mrs. J.

Clark of Houston who hss been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Grsybill, left Saturday for Palestine. Mrs. Leilia Catis returned tv ber home in Huntsville Saturday after a visit with her daughter, Mrs.

J. I. Rosrk. Mrs. M.

E. Hill of Huntsville wss a guest for the weekend in the home of her son. J. A. Hill and Mra.

Hill. A. M. Carson motored to Gslveston Tuesday, having as bis guest Miss Bertha Oliphsnt of Huntsville snd Miss Laura Hill to meet Miss Ruth Oliphsnt, who came by boat from New York. Mrs.

J. A. Hill joined them in Houston on their return snd the party were her guests on Wednes day night leaving by automobile for HUntsville Thursday morning. Mrs. W.

C. Jones and grandsons Larry and Billie Pope of Huntsville left for Houston Thursdsy after a short stsy with her brother, Albert Hill, and Mrs. HilL Miss Mary lrvin Cluxton Ik visiting in Houston. Dr. snd Mrs.

Edgar Stroller of Houston were guests of Mrs. J. Cooper Mondsy. Mrs. Frank Posey ot Crockett Is visiting her mother, Mrs, John Cooper.

Mr. snd Mrs. Eldon Wooraridge of Palestine were guests of Mrs. Sue Wooldridge the past week. airs, ueorge noomson ana asugn-ter, Miss Leona.

are in Houston for an indefinite stay. Miss Rosamonds Williams of Gsl Hrenhnm visitors tn Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Tom Shaver and arm have returned from where they have been during the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Buller and grandchildren, Miss Juanita and Ralph Buller of San Antonio, wet guests of Mr. and Mra.

Wm. Schneider Mondsy. Mra. M. L.

Hargrove returned to her home in Dallas on Thursday after spending the past two months with her daughter, Mrs. W. Helminth. Eddie Adsms and son, Eddie of Houston, visited relatives and friends here Wednesday, JohnJOrube is spending the week In Galveston. Win.

Strauss of Houston spent fte week end with Mr. and Mr. Ad. I 111 MOTHER! Wt Hurry! Give Constipated Child "California Fig Syrup" doesn't cranin or nmrsef. Contain.

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