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LACROSSE GAMES.

Johns Hopkins, 6; Maryland, l.
Army, 8: Penn State, 2.
Yale, s; Princeton, 4.
Union, 4; st. Lawrence, 2.
Harvard, 5: Williams, 4.
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CRICKET GAME TODAY.

Washington Cricket Club "lll meet
the Baltimore team In West Potomac
PARK TODAY at IL 80 O'Clock,
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

san Antonio Beaumont !
Shreveport ts-5: Wichita Falls 1913
waco s. Houston 5.
Port worth 3 Dallas 2.
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Totals. B ] ~ Totals - -
'Batted for Stewart in eighth inning

'BafEel T0F rTeNaFT 10 'IEHTH INWINE.
:, Ynuis . q q / q q I o.
Cleveland ...... / q y II ~
Run~-Brannon tal Blue MeIio ia
nlieson ga Lind. Laugiord. J. sewei ].
@eweH Grant ErfDfs--I.ind. J. Seweil,
Runs hatted in-BIue Manush. Foasera ~.
Jameson Lind - Lans$uf9 kress. NJ.
Neely Two base hiis-Blue Jameson Ho-
damn McNecly go. Threa-base hlt--i.ind.
stolen bases-J SeweH Fonseca. Double
nlay-Grant J. se.wweii TO Fonseca. beft ob
haIls-0a ogden M Grant 2 Hlts~-
OF Ogden > an y tnnngE, on stewart ;
itt : = innings off sttcecki nobr in ! In
psng Losing Dits.hef-~DEden. Umpire
Mss4rp Dsuneea Naliln and Barry. Time Of
rame--1 hour and "a minutes
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

wcsi Palm Rcach : ~ Petersburg I
Chattanooga, = New Orleans /.
lIttie Rork 10 Birmingham 9.
Atlanta 3 Memphis 6.
NaahRlIle L. Mnhllc Z
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

fbcs Moincs & Omaha &
oklahoma CITY. - Tulsa :.
Pueblo 10. Denver. q.
Amarillo. - wichita. l..
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EAST CAROLINA

Greeuvillp . KiuFtou.
FAYETTEVILLE. 1 Rocky Mount. ..
Wilmington. 4 Goldsboro 3
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Totals 80 IL - Is Totals. ~ q - Is
'Ratted for Bensough III seventh inning
Batted for Roley in sixth inning.
.Ratted for Rommpl ia sixth inning.
Stated for Hassler in ninth inning
View York Z q q q q o.
Philadelphia o o o 3 / o O---t
Runs-Conhs Ruth. Gehrir Lazzeri.
Dugan Bcngough. Coyeleskle Cobb, Sneaker
Haas Foxx Errors--Cobb Haas Hale -
Quinn Runs batted in--Meuscl f3t. Covrl-
eskie. Ruth tol, Lszzeri. speaker - Hale
go Two-base hts--Dugan. McuRel Hale.
Foxx f.aLzcri Three base hit--HHic. Home
runs--speaker. Lazzeri sacrfces-Ruth.
Rommel CnveeEkie. Meusel. Double piays
--6ehriy Bengough and pusan. Leit on
hases-~New York II Phiiadeinhia. q
Basrs an hails---On Coveloskic. off shcaiy
/ oH Quinn / off Orwol J. Struck out
nv Shealv. 3 by ROmmel .. by Orwell. .
Hits--On EoVeieskie IN 3 = innings. of
Shealy ] IN ia innings. oF Quinn. u IN :
innings of Rnmmcl s in 4 innings on Or
vol . in \ innings Wild pltches~-Shra}T
Winning pitchcr-~A ovelcskie. Loans
oiieher--Ouinu Tmnifes-Mnssrs Van
GRAHAM Connnlly aud M.Gowan Time OF
game hours and !. minutes,
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Nationals Today: Stamford Wins Intercollegiate Track 7
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NE>TERDAY'S RESULTS.
NaShinci on Boston. rain.
Detroit Chicago. rain.
New York. :: Philadelphia. I.
CteN eland. !; ~. lnuiS. Z,
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soUTHEAgTERN LEAGUE,

safa#uaB s Pensacola II.
A}0aHg Ntfula s
Tampa ~ Montgomery 20
JarkA2Hg43is 3r5 Columbus. lbri.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Bn{sgAs.sa : &oF AnRrlsr ..
Sacramento q DAkiHHd .
eeafttr = Portland :
9tssa3g5s san FVaD"fsstp. 3
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FLoRInA srArE I.RAauR.

itsh INAiut IA nueNaN. =
SaNshpry 4 10 tsFNeNSteNFN ~
RAleigk 90 MtNstaa salee. SIS
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee q NteneapNNs :.
kansas t4tS. ~ ~. raHt \
tndtanano|l- = 's0ie>NA. y,
Columbus lo0,s uNs-~Net - NNNNa
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark to Res,t,us
Baltimore Jersey G1tV~~aNatA.
EWHsie 10 kGshester. q
fAfNpte, j Montreal =.
SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
knexvNle ia Gpeepvu,e, SIT
NpAFtauAupg 80 AahSVUtA ia.
Macon. a. ChAgtatta, so
AugRsta, A-S Columbia. Fs.
VIRGINIA LEAGuE
Rtrhmend "a; rastSspNuth. Ate,
Notfclk, S-lS, fetsfsh4rs, III,
@rIEpMoNT LEAGUE,
NsA FNt0t IA nugNam, 2
Salisbury. 4 TO. UFNeNSteftN. ~
kAleigh 80 WsNstoa salee, IS,
FLORIDA srArE IFAaug.
MtAmt 20 saafoFtt \
eSlAn4e, paS teaA aaAeh, ts
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sas Assee8tee PFsss
- hNehs CITY. May 20 Winning
tre %esBlss iD e't+ go
n here this afternoon. the United
s2sa. : samlDat44 .,.3 ...- - az"
tDjro match 81 ihe IHteina-
t.orsf Deaie Cup tennis series
Csvt william 7 Illoen. hmefles
ranklng star. ano w Coen 10. u
Kansss CITY youngest payer ePst :"
esear ybe starr sno Stripes in DAVIS
f,ip eounDefitjon. swept Though Gordon
um snd PAU Kong 81. 6i %
10 ellnrh glct0fs IN tne American DpDe
hegg3i finals
Iotin Hennessev # Indians Dojif
yesterday defeated Lum, s-5 ~
4 q ln the singles Whlie George Lott
# ChicsgC ven opef Kong m love SETS
e 90. 90
To1Agt yiebery advanced the United
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Miami % SanfNFtt 4
prlando, pAA tenA AaAeh 10.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC AssocIATIe

kneXVtlle IA Gpeenvil,a S.tt.
NpartauAuYg -, AaheVtltA. ia.
Macon - Charlotte, NN
AukWsta, 80, Columbia, Fs.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Philadelphia. q: New York. =,
BROOKLYN. l: R0St0n, q.
Chicago. 6: Pittsburgh. I.
Cincin'Snli. 10: st, Louis. :.
NM<nING OF THE CItRS.
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w YITH the same steady pace
n that he kept over the Is
wv miles of asphalt and mac
' adam pavemcntS that con-
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VIRGINIA I.EAGuE
srIgpMoNT IEAauE,

NSr(Sik. SIS. hetssse,,rs, IL,
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STANDING OF rHE CLtURS.

GAMES TnNnRRnN
NaSh'ton Mt RnSton.
Chicago at ~. Louis.
New York at Phila.
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INTERNATIONAL IEAGuE.

Newark TO keadtnE
Baltimore, Jersey CtfNv-aNaln,
kUuAie 10 kGgAeater. q.
Toronto, ! Montreal a
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fae Aseae381ee Prees
Evening star., 1928-05-27

thiro match of ne iHtetna
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
LECIONPRINTS
BOOSTERBOOK
Valley Literature Will
Be Distributed to
All Posts

fh;llip 3. Stapp, director Of prep
arations for the national convention
Of the American Legion in San An
tonic, next October, has left the
Valley for that city to begin prep
arations for putting out a VALLEY
booklet, that will be distributed
through American Legion channels
Henry NJ. SHELTON, Jr., commander
Of the local Legion post, said Friday.
The reading matter contained III
the book and a few pictures will APP
pear in an early issue of the Amer
iczn Legion Weekly, while the book
let itself will be distributed
through the various state headquar-
tiers 10 every Legion post in the
country, Mr.. Shelton said. II will
be printed in San Antonio.
A third meeting of the entertain
ment committee, composed Of legion
members. Business men and cham
Der OF commerce representatives
to be teld in La Feria within the
near future to work out further de-
tails for entertainment Of the large
party of side-trippers expected to
come here after the convention.
Such matters as the formation of
a lO0-piece band, made up from the
different Legion post of this sec
ton. to be used in the entertain
ment, and a uniform dress for the
approximately 1900 Legion men who
have pledged their aid during the
visit here. will be worked out at this
meeting, it was said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
FAUX SPEAKS
TO KIWAMANS
Edinburg District Meet
Draws Good Crowd
Saturday

Talks on how the Kiwanis Inter-
national might best serve its COM
munities and itself, featured the an
nual session Of the second Texas-Ok-
lahoma district in Edinburg Thurs
day, according to Harry L. Faulk,
n Of the speakers at the session.
Visitors from every Kiwanis town
in the Valley and several from out
side attended the meeting. which
started at $3.50 a. m. and continued
until late in the afternoon.
All business sessions were held in
the auditorium Of the junior college,
and a luncheon was served in the
Blue Bonnet gardens. Music by a
local orchestra, and a one-act play
let, presented by Miss Katerine Err
win Of Edinburg, featured the enter
tainment. Mrs. W. III. Carlisle OF
Mercedes sang TO the accompaniment
of Mrs. A. T. Stotler. also of Mer-
cedes. Miss Alice Roland also sang
and played.
An address by Glenn G. Hatfield
of Oklahoma City. district governor,
on what the Kiwanis club has lost
and what Il can gain, was the high
light Of the meeting.
Max G. Smith Of San Marcos also
spoke.
Harry L. Faulk, who headed a del
egation Of Brownsville Kiwanisns
addressed the meeting during the
afternoon session on Public Rcla-
%tions," a matters to which he gives
a great deal Of attention in his own
club. He defined too the group the
meaning OF the term. and told the
delegates how public relations could
be utilized to help both the public
and the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Mission c. ofC.
Hold Banquet

MISSION. Feb. 1.-THE chamber
Of m will be host 20 the
biggest banquet ever staged I'm MIS-
sion Thursday evening. Feb -
Marvin Goodwin is acting IS chair
mar Of the special banquet commit
tee, being assisted by George Brooks,
George Kahler and Ex. BArrera.
The committee reports that those
who are accustomed TO the usual cut
and dried type or banquet are due
for a surprise. Every business and
professional mar and woman i'm the
city will receive a personal invita-
tion to attend. "as IL 10 the desire
OF the chamber 10 hold a real con
ference with all business and pro-
fessional people regarding the work
Tor the coming year." Mr.. Goodwin
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Retailers to Hear
Head at San Benito
Especial tc The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. Feb. 1.-THE Val
ley-wide meeting or retail merchants
association secretaries and members
70 hear Guy III. Hulse, national Sec
rotary. is to be held in this city, il
Is announced b. Mrs. Ethel Finks,
president OF the Valley association.
The national secretary. whose
headquarters are in st. Louis. will
be m the Valley March 20. and will
remain only one day. All of the sec
retaries. and members Of many OF
the Valley merchants associations
will gather at the meeting to hear
the secretary. who will talk ON the
functions and management Of such
organizations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
San Benito kiwanis
Hears Farm Club Boys

SAN BENITO, Feb. 17.-Club work
of farm boys in Cameron county was
explained by three Highland boys to
the Kiwanis club here Wednesday,
the program being in charge Of
Henry Alsmeyer.
The boys who talked were Lloyd
Wright, Clifford Miller and Maurice
Hance. Miss Kate Adele Hill. Cam
eron county home demonstration
agent, was a guest. Mrs. Guy Cor
nett sang several selections. accom-
panied by Mrs. Angie Taylcr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Gets Fractured Arm
In Combat With Mule
Especial 70 The HeraIdl

MISSION, Feb. 17.-Tom Gill,
prominent ranchman Of this section.
and owner Of the Gill hotel here,
suffered a seriously fractured arm
in a combat with a fractions mule
the middle Of the week. His wife
brought him to Mission for treat
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Accept Audit Report
On Mission Schools

MISSION. Feb. 17.-ThA school
board met in special sesn last
Tuesday evening and epted the
audit report of the1gghmittee who
has been examining the books Of the
Mission independent school district.
The committee reported the books as
kept by Judge Walfram for the past
ten years in a perfect condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Hauling Material
For Point School
Especial to The Eerald)

POINT ISABEL, Feb. 17.-Material
for Point Isabel's new $4,000 school
building is being hauled to the site
today. ]. Z. Walsh Of Mercedes is
the contractor.
Contract requires completion OF
the building within four months. II
will have six school rooms, offices
and an auditorium. The auditorium
will have a seating capacity Of 900.
An entire block Of ground is owned
by the school district just north Of
the u. S. naval reservation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
HURT IN CRASH, BOY BETTER
(Snec;al % The Herald.

HARLINGEN, Feb. 17.-William
TRAILER. ~15-year-old boy n this city
who was injured in an automobile
accident earlier in the week, was
able 70 be up for the first time
Thursday, and win be able to return
to school soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Poultry Expert
Teaches CulIing

SAN BENITO, Feb. 17.-Efforts to
stimulate interest in better poultry
culture throughout the county, and
to arouse more interest in the pos
sibilities of poultry are being made
this week by E. N. Holmgreen, pcul-
try specialist of the Texas A. e. NJ.
College, who is conducting a series
of poultry culling demonstrations.
The specialist arrived in the city
Thursday morning, and conducted the
first demonstration at the j. X. ST.
derius farm in Los Fresnos Thurs
day. He conducted a demonstration
Friday morning, and Saturday will
conduct a demonstration at La Feria,
anAwill assist in the forming of a
poAry club there in the afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17

A DJOINING Brownsville on
"A the north, there has been
created a beautiful group of re-
stricted homesites, many Of them
fronting a winding "resaca", or
endless river, and known as Los
Ebanos Subdivision. This local
ity is being built up with artistic
and beautiful homes of Spanish,
Mediterranean and Italian types
and is destined to be the choice re-
sidential section of the Texas
Tropics. @'sA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17

LESSED with Win
* ter months Of June
like weather, and
Summers cooled by ton
ic breezes from the
open Gulf but a few
short miles away, the
climate of the Browns
vile District has few
rivals for supremacy in
this respect. To bear
this out, it is to be not
ed that Fort Brown, the
Army Post adjoining
the city, is rated by the
War Department as the
healthiest in the entire
United States.
Then too. close by is
Point Isabel famous as
the supreme hunting
and fishing center of all
the great Southwest
and now rapidly TAX
ing form as a modern
year-'round playground
and Port.
Active work is in prog
ress by the u. S. Gov
eminent on the Ship
Channel entering the
harbor, while in the
TOWNSHIP of Point Isa-
bel itself, a vast i'm
provement pro & r a m
goes steadily forward
bringing nearer each
day the time when the
c o m m e cree of the
Brownsville District
and Northern Mexico
will have direct access
to the sea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17

The great new Chrysier so Is now
the outstanding value in the light
car field. See the special display at
Southtex Motor Company, Harrington.
Open until 9 o'clock evenings
Adv. 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
: TO SPEAK

MISSION, Feb. 17.-Congressman
Epson will give an address in the
First Methodist church next We'd
nesday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
~ EM-LIKE in its set
ting of tropical
- brilliance, the City

n ting of tropical
- brilliance, the City
of Brownsville has a
charm and individuality
all its own. Modern in
every respect; live and
progressive-yet here
are reminders on every
hand Of olden days.
Subtly it combines an
historic past and recol-
lections of its Latin orr
gin, with a pride of pre-
sent achievement and
we'll founded faith in q
magnificent future.
Come down to the
Brownsville District -
see the Texas Tropics
for yourself - realize
the opportunities that
the far-famed Lower
Rio Grande Valley of
fers to the Man or Wo-
man of Intelligence and
the Will to Act.
For those who feel the
urge to greater activity
along farming, or fruit
raising lines there are
the Famous Fertile r.
rigated Farms of E.
Jardin - ad joining
Brownsville on the East.
Like a veritable Gar
den of Dreams, this
tract - Ell JARDIN
FARMS - sire t c h e S
from the Rio Grande
several miles to the
north. Gridironed by
canals for its irrigation;
bisected by roads that
cover it like a network;
drained by a perfect
system of ditching; dot
ted with modern homes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17

At the new low prices anyone al
now afford a Chrysler, see the new
'52' on special display this month.
at the Southtex Motor Company.
Dharlingen, Texas.-Adv. 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
AERIAL V | +

CHICAGO. - T~en-year-old Ruth
Henfrey escaped death when a wire
less aerial broke her fall from a
third-story window.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17

THEN too, just beyond this on
1 a great new paved highway,
we find Los Ebanos Estates-five
and ten acre (and even smaller)
tracts of land, intended for the
man who seeks a self-supporting
domestic midst the fragrance Of a
citrus grove, where he can give
nature a chance to create an in
come for him from her bounty, the
while he is practically living in
the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17

When Col. Charles A. Lindbergh
flies the air mair again Feb. 20
and q over his old st. Louis
Chicago route, the ~postoffice de-
partment will mark all the mail
he carries with a stamp especiaW
iy designed and shown above.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Loop Of
Concrete II Miles
in Length

Now connects Brownsville,
Barreda and the upper Val
ley via Los EbanoS and Los
FreSnoS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Where Los Ebanos
Meets
Los Fresnos

Schools, Homes, Theatres and Hotels
of Growing Brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Values
Enhanced

This connecting link Of 49,
foot concrete highway has
materially enhanced values
in Los Ebanos and Los Eba-
nos Estates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-17
Travel Over
the New Loop
Route

Make your next trip up the
Valley over the new loop
route, via Los Ebanos. Full
width pavement to Barreda.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-15

eos. and other relatives and friends
IN Havana.
Mrs. q. :. Sell has just returned
home from a visit to her daughter.
Mrs. Ellis Heron, who resides II
Humble.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. stockton and
daughter, Bette 10. arrived By auto
mobile yesterday from Paris, Texas.
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. VI. l.
Phillips Of this city.
Mrs. r. $. Adair and Mrs. +. A.
Crow III Taft were visitors in
Brownsville Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. II. "A. Boone ~ Ray
mondville spent Friday in Browns
vile visiting friends.
Rev. j.. +. Loyett and wife were
called to the bedside of his sister in
San Antonio Friday morning. Lovett
is the presiding elder of the Browns
vile district Of the Methodist con-
ference.
Mrs. Z. X. Goodrich and son Rob-
ert and daughter Mildred left We'd
nesday for a motor trip "a kerrville
to spend several weeks. They have
z summer cottage among the Kerr
Vile hills.
Mr. and Mrs. j. N. George left
during the week for q vacation visit
to their former home in Oklahoma.
They were accompanied BY Mrs. r..
G.. Holiday, who viii be their guest
for several weeks.
Mrs. c. II. De Bardcleben. son
Richard and daughter Cherellc re-
turned last night from Bartlett. Tex
as. where they have been visiting
Mr. he Bardcleben's mother. Mrs.
Mitchell Smith. Mitchell De Bar
delebcn graduated ia June in civil
engineering At A. a NJ. college.
Mrs. W. T.. Campbell and daughter,
Elizabeth returned Thursday from u
trip on which they spent some time
IN San Antonio, kerryille and other
Texas points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chaliff Of Nc
Allen and Mrs. l.. Rosen of san An
tonic spent the weekend with Mrs.
b. -. Kanter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-15
S O CIETY

in Harlingen as the guest Of Miss
Alva Daniels.
G. L. Allen, who has been the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. G. q. Mcdaniel, left
Wednesday for Laredo.
Mrs. J. X. Rippy and daughters,
Misses Thelma and Louise, were
guests MoRday Of Mrs. Fred Niece
Of Pharr.
Mrs. w. s. Harris kas returned
from a trip 70 Dallas.
Mrs. Geo. Palmer left Wednesday
for a visit in Gilman. III.
Lester Devil and Georgia MeVey
left Thursday for a visit in Corpus
Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira c. jenkins have
returned from a trip in the Pan
handle country.
Percy Herman left the last Of
the week for New York to purchase
the fall stock for the Valley Mer-
camille company.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. I. Murphy lefi
Wednesday for a vacation at juno
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christiarson and lit.
tie daughter left Thursday for q
FaEAN III bAhtAaf tUnas
DR.. and Mrs. David II. Carson
have rs their guests their nieces
Misses Helen and Doris Gilbert o.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Mrs. Dan Kidd and children, VII,
have been guests or Mr. and Mrs
II. b. Kelly, E-ye returned to theil
home.
2. u. Frisby. who underwent ar
operation for appendicitis, was re
moved to his home Tuesday.
Miss Jimmie King. VINO is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. L. NJ. Card
spent several days last week as thC
guest of Mrs. J. Z. Bell at San Be.
nito.
Louis Gerlts left Tuesday might
for a visit in st. Louis. Kansas City
and Lewiston. Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. r. Nelson have n
their guests Miss Elizabeth Crow
and s. L. Hannum Of Chicago. Mr.
Hannum is an uncle Of Mrs. Nelson
Mrs. r. L. Gregory has as her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rich.
ardson and children Of Athens. Tex.
as. and Mrs. j. A. Jones of Bishop
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Ward and Miss
Dorothy Ward If San Benito were
guests this week ar Mr.. and Mrs
n. y. Frisbv.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. FarnsworiH
and son. Kenneth. of Topeka. Kans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-15
Phone Number
Seven

arrived this week to be guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. WIthers. Mrs.
Farnsworth is a sister Of Mrs. With
ers.
Misses Rosa Edwards. Olivia and
Bessie Rice and hassie Lynch left
Tuesday by automobile for q visit
70 Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Cramer and
daughter. Bernice. Of Fulton, No,
are guestso + Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Cramer. After a short visit in Me-
Allen they will visit IN California.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hall and fam
lily left Wednesday for Corpus
Christi 10 make their home. Mr..
Hall is connected with the Texas
Coast Lumber company and has
been transferred to Corpus Christi.
Among those frcm McAlIen &C.
tending the quarterly conference OF
all the Methodist churches of the
Valley which was held at Point Isa-
bel Tuesday were Grady Timmons
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Os.
borne. Mr.. ~Fullenv-ider, Mrs. Lee ID
Rowe, Mr.. d. W. Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs
JOAN Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r
Rhodes, and family.
After the meeting a fish fry wal
enjoyed at Holly Beach.
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man, 0pie, Dorothy Alton and Del
bert Ward motored to Rio Hondo
Sunday.
G. ID. White Is up and about after
being confined TO his bed for sew
eral days.
Those from Combes attending the
District Quarterly Conference al
Point Isabel and fish fry at Holly
Beach Tuesday were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Wheaton and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Norman, Pearl White,
Tillman Norman, Mrs. W. Q. Adams
and little son, Mrs. Wetmore. Mrs.
Copenhaver and little daughter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Staten ST., and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Leyson and son,