Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-24

tie B. Fagen, have returned to their
home in Audubon, Iowa.
Miss Oline Pittman is visiting rel
atives and friends in Corpus Christi.
Miss Dora Olson Is here from
Temple to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Olson. Miss Olson has IN
the past two months finished her
training at the Scott White SAM
forum at Temple and has her d.
ploma as graduate nurse.
Mrs. Donna Fletcher visited Mrs.
S. A. Morris in McAllen Saturday.
Geo. W. Busby, sheriff of New
Albany, Miss, is visiting l.. w. and
Huey Todd families this week. While
here Mr.. Busby was shown all
through the Valley, and sts.ed that
after a three thousand mile trip
through the states Of New Mexico
and Texas. that the Valley looked
better than any other section he had
visited.
Rev. Parker preached two sermons
at the local Baptist church Sunday.
He is pastor Of the Baptist church at
Lomita, near Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Todd had a
family reunion Sunday with a din
ner for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Todd and
children Of Weslaco and Mr.. and Mrs.
Huey Todd and children. Rev. Park
er, with Ers. Parker and children
were special guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Breeding of Mer-
cedes were house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Norwood the past week
end.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Rhodes and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, who are spending the
summer in the western states that
they are enjoying the scenery at
Colorado Springs and Pixies Peak.
Thurman RoEr of Edcouch was a
Donna business visitor Monday.
Warren Ruthvea left Friday morn
ing for San Arteaio where he will
visit his brotkJ-, Lyster Ruthven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cowan and
small son, Paul, Jr., left Friday morn
ing for College Station where Mr..
Cowan will attend "A. & NJ. College.
They will later continue their trip to
Dallas to visit Mr.. Cowan's parents.
Mesdames Harry Carol, John
Knapp, NJ. G. Black, Z. X. Ewing, and
VIM. Ball attended a lovely announce
ment party the latter part Of last
week in Weslaco, honoring Miss Cor
nella Francis, a bride-elect.
Misses Gay Nowland and Edith
Stevens visited Miss Beatrice Pierras
Wednesday afternoon at Weslaco.
J. K. Stout Of Beeville Is in Donna,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Park.
Miss Edna Horton, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. j. Horton, and o. A.
Prather of Donna were married at the
home Of the bride Sunday, Rev. Com
pere reading the ceremony. Only i'm
mediate relatives were present. Miss
horton has been a teacher in Wes-
laco high school for some time. Mr..
Prather IS manager Of the Archer 4
Prather store in Donna. They will
make their home in Donna.
Stuart Mitchell and Warren Ruth
ven returned Monday night from a
few days pleasure trip to San An
tonic.
Mrs. Geo. Edwards and children
are at home after a visit to st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pryor returned
to Donna Tuesday from Missouri
where they went 10 visit old friends
and relatives at different points. Ii
was their intention to remain six
weeks, but the call Of the Valley was
too strong and Inconsistencies for
sunny Texas overcame them both.
instead Of six weeks the Pryors Wis
tied around a few days, and fastened
IN time TO escape the flood
waters in that section. They are
very happy to be back in Donna. and
expect to take their vacation at home
from now on.
Miss Ruth Brown was the house
guest of Miss Kossie Mae Park the
early part OF the week.
The Harmony class of Miss Carolyn
White in the Treble Clef club passed
a very creditable examination on the
work of the first term. Beatrice
Pierras making highest grade Of 80,
Gay Rowland and Dorothy Fay Weir
second with 90, Minnie Heidland Sc.
Alice Heidland 81, Ruth Bunker s..
Nora HOLMAN 50. Beatrice Pierras
made first in speed test, Dorothy Fay
Weir a very close second. Dorothy
Fay Weir made first in test,
with Beatrice Pierras a close second,
and Gay Rowland and Ruth Bunka
tied for third. The notebook grades
were as follows: Beatrice Pierras.
othy Fay Weir.-Ban. CfBeoLvatFET
81 plus. Gay Rowland. 81 plus, Dor
othy Fay Weir. SO plus. Nora Holl-
so plus, Ruth Bunker "a plus.
The club will c%ontinus their meetings
a while longer for the summer.
ne Post Bridge club met at the
home of Jesse Mae Park Monday
evening and had a most ENJOYABLE
time. A color scheme Of rose and
was used in decorations, prizes.
and refreshments. Pink radiance
roses and White American Beauty
roses adorned the tables and walls
OF the rooms. First prize, a lovely
rose and white bead necklace. went
to Dorothy Chandler. Second prize.
a dainty handmade apron was won
BY Eleanor Watson. The guest prize.
4 lovely corsage and a dainty creme
de chine handkerchief, was won by
Villa Mae Taylor. Refreshments
we're pink and white brick ice cream,
angel cake and punch. The following
members were lpresent: Edith Nance.
lsta Pritchard, Elizabeth Black. Dor
othy- Chandler. Eleanor Watson. and
he hostess. The guests were Ruth
Of San Benito. Dimpls Avervt.
Carmen Whigham. Villa Mae TAYLOR.