Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

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be given az the Patio Of the FL Jar
din Hotel. Another appearance Is
being arranged for Tuesday.
This is one OF the best known
negro uuartet.es in the United
States, having been featured for the
past year over several OF the largest
radio stations in the middle-west.
And especially az ST. Louis, from
very popular. They are experts in
Harmony and have been declared 70
have the best negro trained voices
20 compose any similar musical or
CARNATIONS in the south. Their rem
ditions in Brownsville will be of
popular numbers, as well as \ few
famous negro songs.
Besides the Diamond Jubilee
Quartette the Missouri Pacific Lines
will present the Car Knockers
Quartette, another widely known ag-
~gregation OF silver voices. and the
12-piece orchestra. The latter will
furnish music for the dance at the
Fl Jardin Hotel Monday night, and
win make several public appearances
Tuesday.
School Program
Governor Dan Moody and United
States Senator Earl B. Mayfield will
address the student body Of the
senior high school. the junior high
school and the junior college Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Thorn
as J. Voc, superintendent Of school
said Saturday. The addresses will be
delivered from a specially con
structed speakers stand in the new
athletic stadium.
In the event the weather Is too
bad to permit outdoor speaking the
addresses will be delivered in the
senior and junior high schools in
rotation, zoe said.
The program, in the event the
weather is good. calls for the as
sembly OF all three student bodies in
front OF the senior high school build
ing. and the marching Of the entire
group TO the stadium grand stand
before which the speakers platform
will be erected.
AT the conclusion or the speaking
the student bodies will again form
into n group and march together
down to Washington Park for the
celebration Of the arrival Of the
first official Southern Pacific train.
The pep squad will be on hand 70
give "A demonstration Of its roofing
abilities and render several Of the
new high school songs.
In the event the weather is bad
Governor Moody will first address
the members Of the junior college
and the senior high school in ghe
junior college auditorium and move
over into the junior high school
building to address the student body
there. Senator Mayfield will fol
low his example, it vas said.
About 700 students Of the three
schools are expected TO form the
procession that will march to the
park, the school official declared.
Ell Jardin TO Parade
FL Jardin Boulevard. upon which
paving was completed four weeks ago,
will be formally opened Monday af-
ternoon. when a parade Of FL Jardin
and Brownsville citizens, headed by
a band supplied by the Brownsville
Chamber of Commerce, will wend its
way from the eastern boundary OF
FL Jardin district into and through
the main business streets Of Browns
vile.
Col. r. I. Bretz and a half dozen
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which will start promptly at 2.30 y
m. from the extreme eastern end Of
the pavement seven miles from the
center Of Brownsville.
FL Jardin school will be dis.
missed for the occasion in time for
parents 10 get their children as they
pass the school house.
A general invitation has been ex-
tended TO Brownsville people TO join
the parade and il is believed a large
number Of cars from the city will
participate.
Band Contest
Final instructions TO the band lead
ers who will enter their bands in the
contest for $500 in prizes were an
nounced as follows Saturday after
noon BY J. +. Bell Of San Benito,
chairman of the contest:
All bands must be in front Of the
Queen Theater at 900 a. m. for
massed band concert. All leaders
report 70 7. Ralph Willis at above
place. No bands to play after
massed band concert until noon on
streets. Contest will be held al
Hinkley Hall, located on 18th street
between st. Francis and St. Charles
streets. Band leaders will report i'm
m~ediately after band concert a.
Records Music Hous. Band leaders
will carry out instructions for each
individual band during the day.
Prizes 70 be awarded were announc-
ed Is follows By Bell:
Third and Fourth Year Class
First Prize:
ta)-S200.00 cash donated BIZ
South Texas Chamber Of Commerce
and Brownsville Chamber Of Com
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mated By George Evans and Com.
pany, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
tc1-$40.O0 worth Of certificates
donated By National Bureau for the
,dvancement Of Music, New York.
Second Prize:
tal-$125.00 cash, donated by
South Texas Chamber Of Commerce
and Brownsville Chamber Of Com
merce.
(b)-S50.O0 worth on certificates
donated by National Bureau for the
Advancement Of Music, Sew York.
Third Prize:
(a)-S25.O0 worth Of band music,
dnoated BY Farmhouse Publishing
Company, 0skaloosa. Iowa.
First and Second Year Class
First Prize.
ta)-Sl00.00 cash. donated bv
South Texas Chamber OF Commerce
an Brownsville Chamber OF Com
merce.
tb}-s40.o0 worth az certificates.
donated by National Bureau for the
Advancement Of Music. New York.
Third Prize.
fal-S20.00 worth OF certificates
-onated by National Bureau for the
Advancement Of Music, New York.
All other bands competing $1,000
cash, donated By South Texas Cham
Der az Commerce ard Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce, and $1,000
worth OF certificates donated by
National Bureau for the Advance
ment 81 Music. New York. Special
prize awarded 70 bands ineligible for
contest, drum majors baton. donat-
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