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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
n. Y. HOOVER
FUND S34,944
Report to Senate In
v~estigators Shows
$3O,249 Spent

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-P)-Tha
Hoover-for-president movement in
New York had received contribu-
tions Of S34,944 up TO May / and IFS
expenditures were $30.249, the sem
ate campaign funds committee was
told by VIM. II. Hill, chairman Of
the organization.
He testified that the New York
group was formed last February
with Mrs. Ruth Pratt as vice pres
ident; Allen Fox as secretary and a
Mr.. Mcconnell as treasurer. Hill
could not recall McConnell's initials.
but said his office was at II Wall
street.
The largest contribution has been
$780, Hill said, adding that gen
eral expenses had been ~$12,176.37
with an additional $5,351.61 for its
information service. He said pub
Lefty matter had been sent into 10
or 10 states. Through James w.
Good. Hoover campaign manager,
Fox had placed the total Of expenses
at ~S32,540.26.
II am unable to reconcile hte fig
ures,' Senator Steiwer said. "but |
do not think that is immediately i'm
portant."
Hill said his committee kept books.
He also testified that a number OF
volunteer organizations for Hoover
had sprung up in various parts of
the state.
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Valley Society
Phone
LORNA DOONE DUNNING, Editor
Phone z
)NE DUNN

was a caller in Edeouch Wednesday.
Mrs. J. H. O'Neal is visiting with
relatives in Louisiana this week.
Mrs. c. o. Peterson left Thursday
for Waco to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Crenshaw and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Dyche were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Hardin and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. W. A,
Fields spent Sunday in McAllen.
David +. Carlson of Kansas City
was a visitor Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Carlson Sunday.
0. J. Stephenson was a business
visitor in Mission and Edinburg
Wednesday.
Mesdames A. J. Stephens and Fred
Robertson were dinner guests Of
ID. G. Squyres Monday.
Mrs. Z. +. Black returned Tuesday
morning from a visit with relatives
in Temple and Lampasas, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Purcell and
Messrs. l.. II. and Lesley Purcell
were visitors in Santa Rosa Sunday.
Mrs. "A. Il. Moore and daughter,
Dorothy May are visiting in Charco,
Texas.
Mrs. j. NJ. Palmer accompanied
Miss Nora Wilmer BY auto to Nor
mangee, Texas, Saturday. Both will
spend their vacation with relatives.
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GARNER SEEKS
SCHOOLOFFICE
Comes to Brownsville
And Valley AS a
Candidate

IF | can sell myself to the voters
Of the Valley as we'll as the Valley
has sold itself to me, I'll certainly
win the vote OF this wonderful sec
ton over my opponents"
Such was the declaration Monday
OF w. F. Garner of NacogdocheE
county, candidate for state superin-
tendent Of public instruction, in the
coming democratic primary.
Mr.. Garner arrived in Browns
vile Monday and plans to visit ev-
cry, city in the Valley in the interest
Of his campaign.
On his arrival in the citv Nv. Car
ner was taken in hand by Mathew
Love. former resident Of Nacogdoches
county.
The candidate Is a native Texan.
born IN Cherokee county on Decem.
per "a, 1855. His birthplace was near
that Of the late James s. Hogg and
also Of the late Tom Campbell. each
az y time n governor OF Texas.
he IS a product of the Sam Hons
ton state normal and Of the Irniver-
sity of Texas. He has taught for
eighteen years in the rural. town ana
city schools Of East Texas. AZ
present he is head Of the department
OF social science in the Stephen =
austin State Teachers college.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
WESLACO

The Woman's Study club held a
picnic Tuesday on Lake Campacaus
complimenting their husbands and
families. Mrs. 7. W. Glass, retiring
president was presented with a silver
bowl by the club members. Fried
chicken and many other picnic neces-
stiles were enjoyed by the follow
ing: Messrs. and Mesdames r. w.
Glass, ID. 4. Kirgan. W. r. Meyers,
S. s. McCord, +. f. Smith. J. f. Mont
romery, ". q. Thompson, Monte
Walker, Marvin McAskill, Ed p.
Williams, 7. 7. Doss' N; F.. Arm
strong, r. c. Hudson, c. B. Kirgan,
2. L. skages, and Mark Gilbert.
Mrs. A. p. Miller and daughters
Dorothy and Marjorie are spending
the weekend in Brownsville with
Rev. and Mrs. J. f. Lovett.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Rowland left
overland for Bryan, Texas, Thursday
morning. Their sons, Joe and Bob,
who are attending college at that
city will return with them.
Miss Ivy Anderson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Anderson has recov-
cred from a tonsii operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mearl Walker, sons
Glenn and Curtis spent the weekend
in Brownsville.
Mrs. N. X. Holsinger and children
her father III. Burch and Mrs. Clay
Shepherd left Friday morning for
Kerrville and other cities for a sew.
eral weeks visit.
Mrs. Walter Ludwig, daughters
Ruth and Muriel left overland Thurs.
day for Indiana where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Sutherland and
son Of Pontiac, H.. are visiting Mrs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
FOSTER HEADS
REDS TICKET
Gitlow Named AS Sec
ond Candidate of
Communists

NEW YORK. May 2s.-(PAwil-
liam 2. Foster, former !. W. ".
leader, and Benjamin Gitlow. radical
leader of New York, are the presi-
Dental and vice presidential nom,-
nees, respectively, OF the workers
(communist) party Of America.
They were named at the closing
Of the party convention in New York
yesterday.
"We must build a soviet govern
ment in the United States" Foster
said in his speech of acceptance.
1t will come and behind il will
stand a red army" He told the
5000 delegates and party members
present they must be ready "to turn
the next imperialistic war into a
civil war"
The platform upon which they will
run demands recognition Of soviet
Russia, repeal of the eighteenth
amendment and the Volstead act.
recall of American troops from Cal
ma and Nicaragua, and establish
ment of the five-day, 40-hour week
for labor.
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Fete zoe Miles
Long Is Planned
On New Railroad

FORT WORTH. MAY 2s.-fP-
Fourteen towns on the new branches
OF the Fort Worth and Denver rail
road extending into tho plains. are
planning 10 unite IN 4 celebration on
the advent If the first passenger
train over the line. II was announc-
ed today at the general office az
the railroad after a conference be-
tween officials and 4 delegation
from Turkey.
The celebration will be held about
the middle % July. the exact date
TO be set later. II will be the long
est celebration ever ATTEMPTED IN
Texas. for the train will be greeted
BY crowds and programs staged IN
every city along the 202-mile route.
a welcome sowevh~t similar 10 thar
given the "iron horse" which con-
nected the Atlantic with the Pa
cific.
The towns planning the celebra-
tions are Lubbock. Plainview. Dim
mitt. Hart. Silverton. Lockney. Ster-
ley, Petersburg. South Plains. Quita-
que. Turkey. Parnell. Estelline, and
Tampico.
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LEGION Wins
GAME SUNDAY
Rio Hondo d defeated by
Score of 9 to 2
By Locals

The Brownsville American Legion
amateur league entry ran their years
string 81 victories TO five here Sun
dav afternoon when they defeated
Rio Hondo tossers by a score Of .
70 ,.
This was their second win behind
the broad shoulders of Sailor Haines,
who tossed n fine game. His I'M
demanded southpawing kept the
visitors guessing most of the way
and caused lots OF popups that went
out easily.
The locals have lost only one game
so far which gives them n standing
in the neighborhood of 1873 for the
seasons play. This is the second
win over the Rio Hondo tossers.
Bill Kiekel and his hugle and drum
corps had their first chance for a
public exhibition before the fair
sized crowd on the Victoria Heights
school grounds Sunday afternoon and
made the most Of the opportunity.
They went through their bag Of
tricks. tunes, s~erpentines, figure
Fights and other stunts before the
game and were given a hearty recep-
tion by the crowd.
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DEPORTED
OFFICER SAYS
Investigation Follows
Alleged Wholesale
Deportations

Fewer Mexican aliens were deport-
ed during the last month from this
district than any previous month,
d. w. Brewster, immigration inspect
or in charge, declared Monday after
he had made n thorough investiga-
tion into the reported alleged illegal
Wholesale deportations at Donna.
Figures from the Hiialgo office show
SO deportations from Weslaco, Dom
ma, San Juan and Alamo. Of which
80 were named in an anonymous
letter received by immigration in
spectors.
This number Is in reality a little
lower than the average for my
month, the immigration chief declar-
ed.
Inspector Brewster's investigation
followed statements by Donna citi-
zens that more than 200 Mexican la
borers had been deported without
just cause. Attention of Congress-
man Garner was called to the alleg-
ed deportations by a telegram, who
called at the immigration department
in Washington. Brewster was wired
by the department and his investiga-
tion was made Saturday afternoon.
The complete record on the affair
was sen into Washingt~n Monday.
THE department certainly has not
at any time deportsd anyone who has
a legal right to remain in the United
States" Brewster said. "Itisinterest-
ing to note that Of the 90 aliens de-
ported from the Hidalgo sector,
some eight or ten were a~pprehended
at the river while attempting to en-
ter without paying the head tax. A
large majority were undesirable,
such as prostitutes and bootleggers,
and have never at any time worked
on farms here. MY investigation
cleared up the entire affair. and ev-
eryone at Donna was satisfied that
no illegal de%portations were being
made"
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TUESDAY CALENDAR

Mrs. W. +. Heaner will entertain
the Tuesday Bridge club at the Golf
and Country club at 3 p. m.
The Hi-Lo club will meet vita
Mrs. Fred G.. Scott at her home in
West Brownsville.
Tuesday Tournament Bridge club
will meet ut the home Of Mrs. BY
mum Works at 3 p. m.
Mrs. Howard Cummins will enter
tain the Mardi Bridge club at the
FL Arco tea room at 1880 p. m.
YACHT CLUB DINNER-DANCE
The semi-monthly dinner and
bridge dance given at the Point Isa-
bel Yacht club Saturday night was
n Of the most enjoyable that has
been given in some time. The spa
cious reception apd lounge rooms
were deliberately decorated with
tall stands Of red and white clean
ders and gladiolas. The guests were
seated at beautifully appointed Ia
bles. low bowls of red and white
sweet peas were the center decora-
ton and red and white china COM
pleted the color motif. The follow
ing menu was served: Shrimp cock
tail, California celery hearts, olives.
oyster chowder, broiled ~tenderloin
Of trout, baked chicken, green peas.
creamed mashed potatoes, corn on
the cob, asparagus tips, fruit salad,
pineapple ice, saltines, demi tasse.
Music was furnished by Garcia's or
chestra Of Brownsville throughout
the dinner and dance. Bridge was
enjoyed in the card room BY those
who did not ARE to dance. A large
number Of the members from ell
over the Valley were present.
PHTLEN AND McNAIR, HOSTS
The younger element Of Browns
vile society has not had a more de-
lightful affair than that given Sat-
urday night at the Golf and Country
club by Gilbert Philen and Jack Nc
Nair. This charming coterie were
received in the reception rooms by
Mrs. G. G. Richardson and Mrs. Phil
McNair. Pyramided throughout the
receiving rooms and banquet salon
were stands Of cut flowers. Trailing
vines covered the walls, lending a
bewitching Italian garden effect. The
ball room further carried out the
idea of old gardens and formed a fit
ting background for the chic frocks
that were in evidence. Mrs. Richard
son was handsomely gowned in a
carmen georgette. heavily beaded,
while Mrs. McNair received in an i'm
ported creation of cream colored
lace.
The punch table was covered with
a Venetian lace cover sprayed with
maiden hair fern, and was presided
over by a bevy of charming sub
debs. The music was furnished by
the "Fire-Crackers" of San Benito.
About a hundred couples enjoyed
the hospitality of these two hosts.
PERSONALS
Miss Margaret West left this
morning for Austin, where she will
visit friends for several day.
Rev. and Mrs. r. p. Day left this
morning for Trinity university to at
tend the graduating exercises 81
which class their daughter, Fern, is
a member. Their son, Charles, Will
join them in San Antonio from
Schreiner Institute.
Mrs. James Renfro returned Sun.
day from Beeville, where she ha.
been for the past month.
Mrs. Chester D~eBardeleben ant
daughter, Cherille, left Saturda,
night for New Orleans to meet Fred
DeBardeleben. who is a radio opera.
tor on a ship just returning from
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ARBUCKLE And
Wife IN ROW


HOLLYWOOD, Cal, May 9s.-IP-
Roscoe FATTY" Arbuckle. former
screen comedian, admitted today that
he and his wife. formerly Dorie
Deane, Pasadena society girl and film
actress, had separated. While he IA
living at a hotel ais wife stops in
their Beverly Hills home.
I'VE haven't gotten along haprilv
for some time" Arbuckle said. sand.
If I've got to be lonesome, I might ~
we'll be lonesome here"
The couple was married here April
is. 1925. with many motion picture
executives and stars attending tho
wedding. Arbuckle was divorced
from Mita Dnrfee Arbuckle IN Paris.
the decree becoming effective eight
days before his marriage.
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Bell Announces
For Reelection

Sam II. Bell. Jr., announced Mon
day that he is a candidate for re-
election as commissioner Of the
Brownsville precinct, which is No. 2
Mr.. Bell has served the Browns
vile precinct as commissioner since
1914, being reelected every two
years regularly. He has had oppo.
sition twice and will have an oppos.
ing candidate this year, George
Champion, Sr.
MY long experience in this OF.
flee makes it possible for me to rem.
der a real service to the people OF
the Brownsville precinct" Mr.. Bel
declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
ITALIAN RULE
is UNDER fire
DURING WEEK
Japs Join Britain In
O. k. of Anti War
Pact; Chinese Condi-
ton Unchanged
BY OSCAR WATSON

D1ShG L0AtOT Inc Associated ITee4.
Numerous active influences were
directed aaginst the Italian govern
ment last week. There we're out
breaks and demonstrations both in
Jugoslavia and Austrian Tyrol. IN
both countries the Italian c~onsulltes
were attacked and the Italian flag
torn down.
Austria a~pologized to the Italian
charge d'aftaires At%hvienna; the
Italian flag was rehoisted and salut-
ed by Austrian soldiers, but the de-
monstrations continued. The Aus
TRAN government was concerned lest
the powerful voice Of Mussolinl
might be raised again in denuncia-
tion OF such acts, as it was when
Austria aroused his anger By a world
WIDE protest against the Italian adj
ministration in the Tyrol leading 10
TRANS and German residents there.
At Sebenico and Laidach, in Jugo-
slaVla, the demonstrations were con-
sldered more serious, for Jug0-
slavians have been aroused by the ln-
fluence which Italy has exercised In
Alabama and also by a convention,
negotiated at Nettuno. but not yet
ratified, whereby Italians may ac-
quire land within thirty miles Of
Jugoslavia's Adriatic coast.
Japs o. n. Anti-War Pact
At Buenos Aires, Argentina. the
Italian consulate was bombed. Eight
persons in the building were killed,
many others wounded. A second
bomb was found in another section
OF the city, but was prevented from
exploding. This was declared 70 have
been the work of anti-fascists.
Japan has Joined with Germany and
Great Britain in giving its approval
10 the anti-war pact devised BY the
American secretary Of state, Frank
Is. kellogg. Japan declared her readi-
ness 70 enter into discussions for the
cessation Of wars and the establish
ment Of universal peace.
The German elections. in which the
social democrats added 70 their man
oates, have led to the announcement
that the cabinet Of Chancellor Marx
VIII resign on June II, the day before
parliament r~econvenes.
"A movement VS. begun for a union
OF h peasants of Czecho-Sloyakia,
Rumania and JuEoslavia % form a
united front against fascism and
b~olshevism. Bulgaria, Austria and
Hungary have been invited TO join.
Chinese War Unchanged
There was little change in the war
situation in China. The armies Of
the northern dictator, Marshal Chang
Tsolin, took the offensive at several
points and were reported to have
gained ground. On the other hand
the %southerners moved toward the
north, and kalgan, an important city
lying TO the northwest OF Picking was
said TO have fallen into their hands.
The battle line in Chilli province
now is a circular one with Paotingfu.
80 miles from Picking, about the
central point. It Is along this line
n a Chang's forces are endeavoring
10 hold back the advance OF the
-S~olrse~nefs.
Greece's strong man, E~leutherios
Venizelos, who gained fame as
premier Of that country and as warm
supporter Of the allied cause in the
world war, returned TO Athens. 10
take the helm If necessary. to main
tain the republic and defeat what
he believes the royalist plans for q
dictatorship or something similar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
PIMPLY-FACED PEOPLE
ARE SELDOM POPULAR!

Nowadays. the person who IS sought
after and admired by Others is the one
with a clear and appealing complexion.
Distressing skin conditions. such as
pimples. rashes and eczema, may now
he quickly banished If you will ask
your druggist for Black and White
Ointment and use il according 70 dircc-
tions. II is pleasant TO use, highly
Beneficial and scientifically safe.
For best results use Black and White
skin Soap with Black and White ONT
r,ent. Eil dc-lrss SCI them a small cost.
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Runaway Injuries
Father and Son

z. Garcia living on the Scott
place Just west Of Brownsville sus-
tanned slight injuries late SUNDAY
afternoon when a horse he was driv-
ing became frightened and ran awav.
~overturning the buggy. Garcia and
his son were in the buggy, the
young man falling on the side OF his
face. A sharp stick was soured
through his cheek.
They were carried to Mercy hos
pital in a Morris ambulance and re-
turned to their home Monday morn
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
Sore Bleeding Gums

only n bottle Leto's Pyorrhea
kennedy Is needed to convince any
one. no matter how bad your case
get a bottle, use as directed, and II
sou are not satisfied druggists will
return your money. Eagle Phar
macy, Inc.-Adv. 50
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Mrs. Daniel Is
Buried Sunday

HAPLINGEN. May Es.-Funeral
services for Mrs. L. r. Daniel, 3D.
were held at 4;3O Sunday afternoon
a. TIE Episcopal church here. Inter
rort was bv Thompson Mortuary.
Ms Daniel is survived by her
husband. owner Of the Valley Steam
Laundry. 4 daughter. Alva Daniel and
a sister of New Orleans. Mrs. Dan
I'll Ma lived many years in the Val
lev and was prominent in club af-
fairs Of Harlingen and the Valley,
she had been i'll about three months
before her death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28

Mrs. d. ID. Williams, 627-IUth sc.
Obtain DR.. Pierce's Prescription
now, in liquid, large bottles S1.35, or
tablets, 65c, from your druggist or
send l0c for trial pkg. Of tablets TO
DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
Ever tried DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
ets for the stomach and bowels2
50 Pellets, 80 cts.
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Suderland's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Snethen.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Ccultas left
Saturday morning for Illinois and
Ohio where they will make a lengthy
visit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28

IlOn OH ana ON
when L would feel
rundown in health
and il always built
me up and helped
me n great deal in
many ways. /
can highly recon-
mend it to be a
wonderful N e d j.
cine for ailing
women. | don't be-
heve it ever fails il
given a fair trial"
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EDCOUCH

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stewart of La
villa entertained with "s4" Monday
night in honor of the birthdays Of
Mesdames A. J. Stephens and Z. ID.
Stephens. Refreshments OF sherDet
and cake were served to the follow
ing players: Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID.
stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Bow
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stew
art.
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day to many OF his La Feria friends
on his new boat, THE Gulf Breeze"
They went out thirty-five miles on
the gulf where they caught about
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28

three hundred pounds OF red fish.
After a most enjoyable day OF fishing
n banquet was served the guests at
the Yacht club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
Womeni Defeat Your Illsi

Port Arthur, Texas.-"I have TAX
N DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
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LA FERIA
TWIN SIX, BRIDGE

TWIN SIX" BRIDGE
Mrs. Roy Brown delightfully."- enter
tanned the members Of the "Twin Six
club and a few guests on Thursday
at her home on Kansas City drive.
Four tables of bridge were in prog
ress during the afternoon and when
scores were counted Miss Irma Wat
son held high. Mrs. Hathaway. sec
ond high and Mrs. Bobbie Watson
captured the guest prize.
At the close Of the afternoon the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments OF salad and strawberry ice
cream to the following members and
guests: Mesdames Nelson, Hath
away. Watson. Lucas. Hensley,
Archie Bishop, Woods. Hall. Patton,
Reid Williams and the Misses Ina
Kate Magill. Irma Watson, Dorothy
Roach. Fern Wiggam and Florence
Mitchell.
CHURCH SOCIALS
On Tuesday. afternoon, the Won
ans Missionary society of the Bap-
fist church met with Mrs. j.. III.
Mitchell at her country home on
Rabb Road. A most interesting pro-
gram was enjoyed by all and de-
licious refreshments were served.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs. j. II.
Mitchell was the hostess 20 the II. +.
r.. class. Royal service program was
given at this time.
PERSONALS
Harold Hensley and Max Holbert
are expected the first of the week
from Carrizo Springs "Winter Gar
dens." where they have been on a
business trip. They expect to re-
turn in about two weeks when Mrs.
Hensley and children will accompany
them.
Mrs. Roy Brown. Mrs. L. D. Nelson
and Miss Florence Mitchell returned
Monday from San Antonio where they
spent a week shopping.
Mrs. Ried went to Austin the last
Of the week TO visit her mother for
about 4 month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Sweatman are
enjoying two weeks in Kerrville.
AL Parker gave n fishing party Fri
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PERSONALS

Miss Iris Dodson Of San Benito il
a guest Of Miss Lucille Ballenger this
week.
Misses Stella Ballenger, Charlotte
Stephens and Mattilee Squyres and
ALIVE Cannon were guests AZ the
n. f. Tucker party Saturday in honor
Of the birthdays OF Sybil Dixon and
Owen Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Carter and
family were guests at the Frank
Chambers home near Weslaco Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Grass were
Sunday guests at the Delbert Bow
man home.
Mrs. j. p. Lester returned home
Monday morning from Gonzales,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A. Purcell were
visitors in Edinburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Galbreath and
family were visitors with relatives
IN Pharr Tuesday.
Misses Stella Ballenger and Qhsr-
lotte Stephens were guests Of Miss
Lucille B~allenger in Edinburg Thurs
dav night.
Mr.. Carl schlemmer OF Harlingen