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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24
MERCEDES
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GIRLS CONFERENCE
Miss Lillian Hooking, Valley Girl
Reserve secretary, headquarters at
Mercedes, spent the weekend at the
Girl Reserve fall conference held at
the Girl Reserve camp at Rio Hondo.
This meeting was attended by the
cabinet of each local organization
and their advisors. The Mercedes
girls in attendance were Cat. a-ine
Commons, Margaret Roberts, Fran
ces Anderson. Harriet Hausman,
Ruth Wood and Elise Smith. The
advisors who attendde from the local
group were Miss Amy Cornish and
Miss Elizabeth Rogers.
WEEKEND GUESTS
The following weekend guests in
Reisterer. accompanied by Miss En-
ma Reisterer, enjoyed dinner IN
Matamoras Saturday night: Mrs.
John A. Walker Of Los Angeles and
Mrs. James Villanvera. Mrs. f. II.
Smith, Miss Alice Schueltze and Ray
mond Schueltze, all Of San Antonio.
The Reisterer guests left the first
Of the week for San Antonio.
FIVE HUNDRED PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Krausse were
rosts at a pretty five hundred party
at their home north of town. In the
games Miss Emma Reisterer and J.
A. Schupp made the high scores.
Yellow cosmos and Halloween
suggestions were added attractions.
A tempting refreshment course was
served. overs being placed for the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
decker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Schupp,
Miss Lenore and Miss Emma Refs
terer. Fred Schroeder, Arthur Biel,
Oscar DUDE and Raymond Stern.
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
At the last meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the American Legion it
was decided 70 put on a membership
drive, beginning with the present
date and lasting until December 81.
A prize is to be given to the one
bringing in the largest number IF
members.
Plans were made for the fifteenth
district convention, which will be
held in the club rooms Of the Legion
hall Nov. IA.
Mrs. W. NJ. Mcclellan, president.
presided.
PERSONALS
Rev. and Mrs. r. s. Pierce drove
to San Antonio Sunday morning,
where Rev. Pierce will attend the
Methodist district conference. While
there they will be in the home of
hteir daughter, Mrs. j. o. McCreless.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. s. Mason, who have
been guests here in the W. r. Mason
home. left Monday morning for their
home in Newkirk, Okla.
Miss Mary Brooks Of Brownsville
was a weekend visitor here in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham killough
have returned from a two months
visit in Alabama with MI. Kill
f.-IF -m
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Disruption OF communications with
the northern islands Of the Lesser
Antilles during the Porto Rico hur-
ricane was 50 great that informa-
ton Of the serious damage there was
not learned until several weeks aft
erward.
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Valley Society
Phone z


The City Federation will meet al
the Baptist church. $3.50 p. m.
Victoria Heights PIT. A. at
sehoolhouse.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
HOOvERoVA PRIPRAvENosT
MA PREZFDENTsTVo.

Cd prezidenta Spojenych Sta
tov vyzaduje sd, ably vedel vset-
ko, aby NAL zknsenost' yo vset-
kom, ably znal nielen zalony u
platnovat', ale al byt' vodcom
naroda. @
. Hoover co minister obchodu,
nasiel move zahranicne trhy pre-
americke vyrobky, Gin diva mill
ony robotnikov ma stale zamest-
mamie. O $500, 100000 je vyssi mas
zahranicny obchod, nez bol pred
voinou. Assi S3OO,000,oO0 zachra-
nil pre- americky priemysel kaz-
dorocne zavedenim standardov do
vyroby a zachranil narodu vel'
Ike miliony porazenlm anglickeho
gumoveho monopolu. Hoover O.
krem svojho ministersk6ho IRA
du NAL tol 'ko inych 1radov, aklo
takmer ziaden my American. Tu
ich menujeme:
Predseda Americkej spolotno-
sti pre- detske zdravie; predseda
Americkej pomocnej spolocnosti
pre- detsku zakladinu; predseda
Komisie pre- napomozenie belgi
ckej edukacnej zakladiny; dover.
mix Carnegie Institutu; d6vernfk
Stanford univerzity; predseda st
Lawrence komisie vodnych ciest
Glen 1stredneho vyboru Ameri
ckeho Cerveneho Kr1za; Glen Pc
radnej rady, Hooverovej valecne
knihovne Ustavu ma skumani
potravin; predseda Spolocnost
"a lepsie domy Amerilze; pred
:, seda Americkeho listavu banjo
kych inzinierov a predseda Rad
4 americkych inzinierov; predsed
: Americkej pomocnej administr;
: Gle; predseda Pomocnej komisi
;. pre- Belgicko; potravny admin
/. strator Spojenych Statov; Gle
i valecnej rady Spoj. Statov; pret
a seda obilnej korporacie Potravns
J. administracie Spoj. Statov; pre-,
:. seda Cukornej el1valizacnej rad
!. spoj. Statov; predseda Spojen
(, ckej potravnej rady, predseda /
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

Teraz, ked' spolky, sbory Ligy
jednotlivci odt'ahuju sa Cd ma
rodnej prace tn MahonIng doll
ne; ked' ma schodze sborov cleno-
via nechcn prist ma schodze o.
kresneho Sboru dochodi sest' '-se-
dem osob a malo by prist' pat
desiat, chceme poukazat', ako sa
tn pracovalo rokoch 1916-1922.
Najlepsie oplsal to vtedajsi ta-
jomnfk Okresneho Sboru p. Juraj
Puhalla v Cenzuse, stostavenom a
vydanom nasim Okresnym Sbo-
rom L1gy roku 1922. u toho sa
citatel' presvedci, re l'udia neboli
ami vtedy lepsl a stedrejsi ako
teraz, ale boil pracovnici odusev-
'nenejsl kde sn TAXI, tam sa ME
co da vykonat' j vzdor najvacslm
prekazkam.~ .Nech Sa nlkto neVy-
hovara, ze .vtedy bola vojna re
Liga bola culejsia. Vojna presta
la V. 1918 a cinnost Okresneho
Sboru trvala hodne dlhsfe. Ma di-
rektfvy cd Llgy tiez netreba ca
kat, name dost' prace pre- mas a
"a mas tn v Mahoning- doline
Vianoce sa blizia: kto obdari vdo,
Wy a siroty? Dlhe vecere su tn
kto poucf l'qd ?Tych par jedno
tlivcov, ktor1 este 5vydrzaH, veru
uz dlho nevydrzia. lIfame, re na
sledovny opis povzbudi mnQhycf
pracovnikov k d'alsej praci ma
rodnej a tych, ktori dlho odpocl
vail, k novel cinnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

mericlsej pomocnej administracie
v Cesko-Slovensku a jedenastich
inych europskych krajinach Ar
mensku; Glen Najvyssej ekonomi-
ckej rady; predseda PotravneJ ra-
dy europskej; predseda Uhol 'nej
rady europskej; podpredseda
Druhei robotnickej konferencie /;
predseda Elropskej pomocnej ra-
dy; Glen poradneho sboru wash
ingtonskej odzbrojovacej konfe-
rencie; Glen Svetovej valecnej
dlzobnej komisie; predseda ko-
misie Colorado rieky; predseda
Medzinarodnej radio konferencie; !;
predseda Narodnej konferencie V
zaujme bezpecnosti ul1c a ciest !;
predseda Narodneho vyboru ma
spotrebu dreva; predseda Narod-
nej radio konferencie; riaditel
pomocnej akcie povodni rieky
Mississippi
lie ako mohol tol Ike nrady S
TAX vel 'kym uspechom drzat', to
len on sam INA. Ineho by to ulo-
zilo do hrobu. A Hoover zostal
zdravy ami ryba, ako novinari pi-
sail, beha hore schodami ako chla-
pee l'ahko, a nekona vraj ziaden
telocvik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
KRATKY ROZIIEAD
z cinnosti Slovakov sdruzenych
Sboroch a v Okresnom Sbcre
Slovenskej Ligy v Youngstown
Ohio a okoli cd roku 1916-1922
PocIatk,y.

.Sbor AZ. Slovenskej Ligy bol
zalozeny, co prvy Sbor tn Ia ma
Sci okolici predmesti tax zva-
nom Lansingville v mesiaci okto-
bri roku 1916. Po zalozeni Sboru
So, ktory bol zalozeny v mesiaci
februari roku 1917, a ktory sa ma
chadzal V samom stredisku mesta
Youtn gstown, hneP zapocal culy
zivot "a oslobodenie nasho sloven-
skeho naroda. Co SINE kol 'vek ro-
bill, robili SINE spolocne "a pomo-
ci l1i6ktertch ~iiasich spoikov a
jednotlivcov. Usporiadane bole
niekol'ko prednasok, ktore st
spomenuttsessAe jednotlivtcF
sborov. Potom SINE zahajili vSe
obeenn sbierku na Million Dolaro
w Fond narodu; sbieralo sa pt
vsetkych Sfovakoch, vsade 5kdI
Smes vedeli, kde ktory byva, kaz
dy Dol navstiveny, ale sd nam tai
nedarilo, ako by sd to bolo malo
Mnohi nasi krajania neboli n;
toPko presvedceni, ably sd 0dusev
nili ia tito wee a ochotne prispie
vall ba mnohl, ked' al dali, dobr
to al osomrali. Niektori boil a
tax surovi, ,ako to niektorl na
Sich sbieratel'ov svedcili, re sa$ ii
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
PRED DEsIATIMI RoKMI A DNEs.


vyhrazali ak sd i'm ocl neztra-
tia. No ale nasty sa al dobre srd-
cia, ktore ochotne davaly sa O.
dusevnily "a oslobodenie svojho
mileho naroda; sbierka sa nam i
vzdor mnohym prekazkam dost'
obstojne vydarila. Sbierka bola
zahajena auguste +. 1917 sbora-
mi Al. a SO. Vtedy SINE este Okr
Sboru nemali, ale pracovalo sa
tax, ako by al Dol, Vo WHORE,
ktory tuto sbierku riadil, boli ma
sledovni pp.: Rev. FIR. kozelek,
Jozef Martinko, Jozef Sramofsky,
Andrej Krispinsky, Jan N. Dulo-
vic, Juraj Puhalla, Andrej Bene-
dix, Jan Durec, A. Slanco, Jan
Gonda z. Girard, Rev. j. Zalibera,
Rev. j. Stipanovie,, Rev. J. Ge-
renda. ~
Ku sbierke prispeli cd $4,000
vyse nasledovni: Skolske dietky
slovenskei ev. cirkvi Jana Husa
$4,000. Po $500: Jozef Martin.
ko, Michal. Wi1lo, Stefan Jarab,
Pavel Svabek, Milan Saliva, Pa,
vel Lavo NIL, Stefan Begalla, Cd.
Dor 314. N. S. S., Dcery osady
Najsv. Mena Jezis, Rev. J. Stipa:
movie, Stefan Jochman, Micha
Jacko, Hugh Grant, Jan Thurik
Sbor Al. SLOW. Ligy a Youngs
townske Slov. Noviny, Sbierka n'
: narodeninach p. And. Krispin
skeho $21.2O. Pc $4,000: Micha
J. Kubina, Cislo 40. Slovenske
Eva1j. Jednoty, Cislo 90. Sloven
skej Evanj. Jednoty, Jan Durec
Rev. j. Zalibera, S. M. Klub
Struthers, Cislo 259. I. X. s. j
> Cislo 3Os. T. X. S. j., S. M. Klu
ma Steelton, Spolok Marie Mag
daleny X. Il. j., Rev. j. Gerend;
Sbor 50. Slov. Ligy. Pc $4,000
Odbor s. N. 8. S., Odbor GIL. \
S. S., Cislo $50. I. K. S. j., Cisl
25. |. K. S. j., Andrej Krispinsk,
Jozef G.. Vascak, Jan G.. Kocis
Mattel Cizmar. Jan c. Dulovi
$125.OO, Jozef J. Sramofsky $15'
!: Sbierka pri instalacii Rev. An'
Hvizdaka' " cirkvi Jana Hus
$52.65. Sbierka na prednaske df
23. dec. roku 1917 $153.1S. Osta
. !, nj prispeli Y rozlienyc1h1l obnosoe
cd 25c az po $500.
Il Ma new-yorkskom kongrese l
hfgy bofo oddane Rev. j. Murg
e Sow, preds. Agitacneho vybor
D. do fondu Million Dolarovej Sbie
'ol ky $4,04o.94, ktore boly co tai
lei al yereine kvitovane. Pri tom vS
= tkom treba poznamenat', ze
k tejto sbierke a pri vsetkych n
0. Sich podujatiach boly nam
la vePkej pomoci Youngstowns
v Slovehsk6, Noviny. Ked bola
e. hajena sbierka, ma prvej stra
re venovaly miesto pre- cestny 'rol
azIy ktorom boly uverejnovane n
a ma takych darcov, ktori, prisp
~, ~ =. dog M a ,,x,So Ma ., fn,nfo no
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
Drobne ohla$ky
PREDAM sVOJU oTVORENU
FORDKU

Je stara, ale este jara. Gumy
dobre, motor dobry, starter do
bry,~ bateria skoro nova. "Taj-
mer" novy, elektricke vedenie no
We, spark plugy move. L sst.my
a bateria sn hodny $40, co je ce-
ma celej kary. Haste sa u M.
Mraza, redakcii alebo v sobotu
nedel'u rezidencii, la So.
Whitney Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
ZARTY'.
Tie deti.

- Otecko, preco nemas vlasov
ma hlave?
- Vies, syn moi, to preto, re
pracujem hlavou, takze vlasy ne
m0zu rast'.
- Aha, teraz uz viem, precc
mama nema fuzoV!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

nom role poly al takyeh mena u
verejnene, ktori len sl'ubili, ale
ked treba bolo skutkom ich obe-
tavost' dokazat', TAX neurobili.
Rok 1917 a 1918 tax nam ubeh-
ly, ze SINE ami nestacili svolat
sch6dzu ciel 'om sorganizovania
Okresneho Sboru, no hoci SINE ne
mali este dradne zalozeny Okres-
ny Sbor, predsa SINE takomto5
smere poriadku pracovali. Do
kazom toho je i zapisnica so dina
Is. juna 1919, ktoru svolal Okr.
Sbor. Ma tejto schodzi boly po-
davane zpravy 70 slavnosti 4. jul
la. a 6. oktobra 1913. Trovy spoje-
ne so slavnost 'ou dna 4. julia hra-
dily spolky nasledovnymi obno-
sami: {. 731. IKSJ. $15, Sbor 108.
K. Sokola $15, Sbor AZ. SLOW. Ii
gy $40, cislo 322. Penn. S. Jedn.
$40, eislo SO. S. E. J. $40, cislo 40.
s. E.AJ. $40, tislo 308. IKSJ. $35,
Odbor 314. MSS. $15, Odbor GIL.
MSS. $15, Odbor 8. MSS $50, els.
500. IKSJ. $35, cislo 25 IKSJ. $50
cislo 6S2 IKSJ. $40, Sbor 146. T.
S. j. Sokol $40.
Ma slavnost' 6. oktobra prispe-
:. ly nasledovne spolky: cislo SO. s.
E. j. $50, {. 40. S. E. J. $25, Sbor
1913. Slov. Ligy $40, Sbierka $1.5o
P, Klub ma Steelton $?, eislo GAG
Sokoli X. j. $19, Odbor 314 MSS
$40, Sbor Al. Ligy $3.50, Sbol
25S. TSJ. Sokol So, Odbor GIL N
S. S. $15, cislo 500 1KSJ. $50, {
: 3OS IKSJ. $75, {. 25. IKSJ. 500
:, Odbor s. MSS. $1OO, Sbor 16S. &?
v r. S. j. Sokol $3.50, els. 730. ]
=, K. S. j. $25, pi. Anna Hermanov'
b sbierku $178.35. Pritom sa este n
: chodia al take spolky, ktore sa "a
|, viazaly, ze prispejd istymi obnos
mi, ale dodnes este tax neurobily
T. Tie name zaznacene v zapisnic
O V tento den, totiz 6. oktobrt, be
7, usporiadany al pekny banket. N
a trovy tohto banketu. prispeli M
c sledovni obchodnici: Po $25: F.
}. Marhovic, Andrej Krispinsky,
l. J. Sramofsky, Jozef G. Vascal
a Matej Cizmar, Andrej Luka
a Martin Roth, Stefan Begala, ia
t. G. Duloyic, Michal Kubina a CT
h bratia. Po $4,000: Jozef Sofrant
a Tomas Krajnak. Po $500: S
A. Herman, Jan Spencer, Nalko
# saluga, Juraj snajder, Stefan R
. pasky, Kocis Kubicko, Stefan
~ Mazur. Po $40: Martin Hume
sky, Jan Trojan, Jan Thurik, J;
~ NoNotny, Brincko bratia, M. ID
lax, Jan Salata, Bodnovic Bri
cko, Stefan Frankie, Juraj Vare
" Daniel BarbuS, Michal Dugas, j
" raj Senda, Andrej Kosco, F.
Jakubek, Jan Hamrak, Puskar
" Jancar, Matej Cizmar Mich
:, Fialla. Pc $500: Juraj Labuda
Stefan Jarab.
eli Konecne. nadisiel cas- al na
St ze .sme sa sisli dna II. marca 19
N do skoly osady sv. cyrilla a N
thoda k tomu ciel'u, ably bol 81
ganizovany Okresny Sbor Slt
Ligy. Teda cieP tento sa nam '
daril Okr. Sbor boil zalozeny
tejto schodzi. Ma tejto zaklada!
cej sch6dzi boil pritomni mas
down.: Ia Sbor SO. J,ozef MART
ko, Juraj Puhalla a Jozef 81
/ mofsky. Ia Sbor Al. Juraj Pal;
cak Jozef Hamrak. Ia sbor 2(
Fr. Hudik a Michal Rybar.
Sbor 1913. Martin Dolak Andr
Dovala. Ma tejto schodzi zvolel
Il boil nrad z nasledovntch: p. }
zef Martinko, predseda; Andl
Dovala, prvy podpredseda; I
4 Hudik, druhy podpredseda;
Puhalla, tajomnik a Martin I
lax, pokladnik. Pozdejsie asi ma
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who are now visiting in Colorado.
Mrs. knight before her marriage was
Miss Mary Louise Ford.
Frank Rettig returned Wednesday
from a visit to Henderson, and other
Texas points.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Leslie ST., had
as their guests Wednesday, Rev. and
Mrs. Ma Cune of Smithville, Tex.
Mrs. Dwight Zachman left Wednes-
day for a short visit with her mother
in San Antonio and Dallas where she
will visit with her sister, Mrs. A. Il.
Burk.
Mrs. E. I. Murphy returned Friday
from Jackson, Tenn, where she has
been for several weeks visiting reia-
tives.
Judge and Mrs. ]. f. Leslie and
little daughter, Mary Evelyn left Sat-
urday for Houston to attend the ma
tional democratic convention
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Burg and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, are on q vacation trip
at Junction and Kerrville.
Miss Martha Holt left Wednesday
for a visit with Mrs. III. X. Turne !
Edinburg.
Mrs . c. I. johnson, Miss Helen
Johnson, Miss Robbie Ashlock, and
Mrs. Ruben Shealy Of Gainesville,
who have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Johnson. left this week for their
home. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Guy johnson who viii visit with
relatives and friends in Gainesville
Judge and Mrs. j. Z. Leslie had as
their guests for the weekend, Mr..
and Mrs. George d. Cook and sons,
Billie and George, and daughter,
Edith Sue. Of Cotulla, Tex.
NJ. III. Barnum is erecting a five
room home which will be modern
throughout on his forty-acre tract
on the Holt Hammand tract.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F.. Mckitrick have
moved into their new home IN the
Hampshire addition.
Messrs. A. y. Smith. Russell Wentz,
r.. j. Johns, Fred L. Stone and James
Horton, delegates from st. Louis, No.
to the National Junior Chamber OF
Commerce AZ San Antonio, Tex were
guests this week Of DR.. +. z. Glauner.
Hove Walker Of Piola. Tex, who
has been visiting his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Walker,
left Thursday night for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Painter have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Hershei
Stedmes of Shawnee, Okla.
George and Ethelyn Harding who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in McLouth. Kans-, returned
home Thursday. Mrs. Harding and
Freida and Sylvia. who accompanied
them 10 Kansas, remained for a long
er visit.
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Sour Stomach
phillips Milk Of Magnesia''
Better than Soda

Instead Of soda hereafter take a
little "Phillips Milk Of Magnesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief
will come instantly.
For fifty years genuine phillips
Milk of Magnesia" has been pre-
scribed by physicians because il
overcomes three times as much acid
in the stomach as q saturated solu-
ton Of b~icarbonate Of soda. leaving
the stomach sweet and free from all
gases. IL neutralizes acid fermen-
tations in the bowels and gently
urges the souring waste from the
system without purging. Besides. it
is more pleasant to take than soda.
Insist upon phillips" Twenty-Five
ZEN and fifty cent bottles. any drug
store. "Milk Of M~agnesia" has been
the u. S. Registered Trade Mark Of
The Charles II. Phillips Chemical Co.
and its predecessor Charles III.
Phillips since 1S75.-Adv.
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son spent Sunday in Point Isabel.
Howard Ham and John Lake
Couch have gone TO Houston, leaving
thursday. y
Maurice Gregory Of Port Arthur
is spending two weeks at the John
J. Warm home.
Miss Ruth Smith Of Waco Is Wis
iting Miss Ruth Brandon fer a week.
Mrs. George ID. Cook n children
Of Cotula, Texas, are guests Of the
C. w. Cook and j. s. Phillips fam
lilies.
L. E. Bailey, secretary Of the Wes-
laco Chamber Of Commerce, is at
tending the democratic convention
in Houston.
Mrs. Ernest Schoene attended q
bridge luncheon in Mission Thurs
day given at the Mission hotel by
Mrs. j. j. Lissner, complimentinZ
her mother, Mrs. Michaelson Of Con-
zales, Texas.
Mrs. Harvey Diehl, who underwent
an operation Ut the Mercedes hos
pital recently, returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Kiefer left
overland for Wisconsin Thursday,
where they will visit until August,
when they will return home.
Miss Gladys Hemsa OF Ebony
Heights is spending the week in
the Mearl Walker home.
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The Brownsville
Herald
Phone 8

score and was presented with q pair
Of silk hose. The second score went
to Miss Charlsia Tolson, with q pair
Of pretty beaded garters, while Miss
Harrell won low and she received a
novelty hat rack. To the honoree
was given as a guest gift a sterling
silver butter knife and sugar she'll.
Miss Woodwork and Miss Vennie
Haynes were each presented with a
beautiful tray cloth Of Madeira
work.
Pink brick ice cream. with a white
bridal slipper embedded in the CEN
ter, devils food cake with pink
icing, sailed peanuts. ice water with
pink lobes Of ice. and the favors, Of
a l~ife-saver candy, with q tiny pink
candle, lighted, at the top of the
candy.
Guests present to enjoy this hos
pitality wer From Mercedes, Mes
danes Perry Perkins, Charlsia Toll
son, Misses Vennie, Sarah and Mary
Frances Haynes, Harrell; from San
Renito. Exabell Sublette. Elizabeth
Cowgirl; Weslaco, Mrs. B~ruton;
Mrs. ]. B. Alderdice, Donna; Mrs.
Joe Matthews, Miss Zula Matthews,
Austin; Mrs. H. d. Seago, Browns
vile; Harlingen, Mesdames w. T,
Hodge, @. b. Myers, "A. L. Brooks,
A. H. Weller. A. M. Letzerich, A.
Goldammer, II. j. Letzerich, II. Nc
Campbell, Joe Chaudoin, Charles
Woods, Floyd Smith, Flint Harris,
Sherwood, j. r. Roberts, L. +. Hol-
lingsworth, f. p. McElrath, Al
Jones, II. L. Kelly, j.. Whitley,
Misses zelda Goldammer, Bernice
Woodwork, Annie Orr Haughton,
Vera Ewing. Bessie and Annie Con-
nor Verser, Emily and Julia Traxler,
Hazel Pirie, Josephine Willis, Ellen
Waldren, nellie Cowan, Elizabeth
Bass, Josephine Pollard, Ted Postum,
Carol Lee Thompson, Gertrude
Roberts, Mary Louise Howard, Mrs.
Henry Howard, Henry Whitney, and
the hostesses.
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SAN BENITO

On Thursday Mrs. Frank Grimsel
was hostess TO the Lateral II club
for an all-day meeting. At / o'clock
a covered dish luncheon provided by
the members was served.
The day was spent in visiting and
doing fancy work.
The hostess presented an interest
ing contest on autos. Mrs. Phil
Horkman and Mrs. w. w. Cotton
being successful, were each awarded
q prize.
Olivia Parks gave two readings,
which were enjoyed.
At q late hour the club adjourned
after accepting an invitation from
Mrs. Celia Wilson to be her guests
on next regular club day at a thea
ter party at the Rivoli theater.
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WESLACO

Mrs. Homer Fleming Of Dallas is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
g. w. Greenway.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Clark were
Point Isabel visitors Friday.
Mrs. ". M. Sutphen and daughter,
Margaret, are in Houston, attending
the convention and visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Purl and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. John Purl and
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stage technique. preparatory TO the
coming Little Theater season.
PERSONALS
r.. III. Caldwell left Sunday for
Athens, Texas, to spend his vacation
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Kieffer were
dinner guests Sunday Of friends in
Kaymondville.
v. G. Wilcox cf lows, La, arrived
Friday TO look after his property and
spend the weekend as u guest in the
4. l.. Todd home
Mr. ard Mrs. Ernest Robinson and
family left Monday for several
weeks visit 70 thei rold home in
Tennessee.
Mrs. O. c. Buck left Sunday for
several weeks visit with her people
in ncrtehrn Texas.
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Mission Club Hears
Rail Problem Talk
Special to The Heraldl

MISSION, June 26.-Gid Newman,
Of Dallas, addressed the local Rotar-
ians on the transportation prob
lens, especially as they effect the
question between the railroads and
some Of the proposed remedies for
the present situation.
President Edward Oppenheimer
followed with a detailed report for
the past year on the local clubs
doings. the end Of the year having
been reached. The gavel is TO be
turned over to Tracy Card. presi-
d~ent-elect. The first Monday In July.
Rotarians Graham, Ed Card and
Stock Fountain OF McAllen visited
the local members.
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HARLINGEN

Mr.. and Mrs. y. S. Speed will leave
this week by auto for Oklahoma for
a months visit.
Mrs. ]. B. Kelsey returned last
week from C~hickasha. Okla, where
she spent a month with her son and
family.
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and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mefford and DR.. J.. J. Tribe Of
Brownsville.
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BRrDE-ELECTs ENTERTAINED

Miss zelda Goldammer was COM
plimented with a 12-table bridge
party, with Mrs. c. w. Letzerich,
Miss Vera Letzerich and Mrs. III. ID.
Seago of Brownsville as the host
esses, at the DR.. c. w. Letzerich
home on Saturday afternoon. There
were present on this occasion two
other brides-to-be. besides the hon
Gree, Misses Bernice Woodworth and
Vennie Haynes of Mercedes.
Pink, green and white were the
dainty ecolors, carried out in tally
and score cards and decorations.
which were pink roses, fern and
daisies in profusion, arranged in
baskets.
Mrs. ID. W. ~Schuepbach won high