davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
PODAKOVANIE IA PREKVA
PENIE.

V nedel'u, q. januara nasle
down priatelia a znami prekva
pill svojou pritommost' 'ou pan
Mandulovn:
Pan PAM S. Novotny, p. a pi
M. Fajcak, p. pi. M. Strazik, p
a pi. M. Chizmar, p. pi. j. Faj.
6ak, p. a pi. J. Vaseak, DR.. pi
Sofranec, p. pi. j. Pavol, p.. a
pi. F. Muzik, pi. Ed. Novotny, p
a pi. Dobran, p. a pi. ]. S. Chu.
rella, p. a pi. j. Majercak ST., p,
a pi. A. Martinko, pi. Griffin, pi
Brincko, pi. Schromovsky, pi. NJ.
Hiznaj, pi. Hvasta, pi. J. Slifka,
pi. Novotny, pi. Gusper, pi. X.
Hradicky, pi. Kepko, pi. Yavor-
sky, pi. Runevic, pi. VaSko, pi.
Pekarcik, pi. Janik a p. Anton
Rigelsky. ..
Netusiac o nicom, len naraz sta
ne sa buchot ma porGi, a co raz to
yacSl. Idem, otvorim dvere, tn sa
mi hrnn vSetci naraz dnu a kricia
"Surprise!'. Stojfm, ze ami slovo
nemozem prehovorit' a tn pan
Anna Novotny a PAM Maria Faj
Gakova, .ktore to vsetko potajom
ne prichystaly, mne do tancu.
Vd'aka i'm, al vsetkym, ktor
tam boil pritomni srdecne d 'aku
jem "a navstevu a pekny dar.
Som s nctou.
Maria Mandula
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

hi. Vopred isly nase zenicky $
vel'mi pelnym vencom a i stare
stom, ktorym Dol p. Kosan a druz-
bonn p. Jozef Tkac druzickou
pani Katarina Petrencik. Vsetko
bolo TAX pristrojene, ako to mame
v obycaji v starom kraji. Ked'
SINE doSli ku domu ma pore. "a
pocal sa pekny spev, tax re to
nasu pani Gondov1 vel mi pre-
kvapilo a neznala co ma robit' !,
bo sa uz chystala ma nocnf odpo-
cinok. Bola len v papuckach, a p.
Gonda prave boil v praci. Ale SINE
no dostali domov. Ako dcSiel do
NOV, talk len oci vytreil, co sa to
robi. TAX sa to vsetko utisilo a
zatym nase zenieky prichystanym
vencom a slajerom ozdobily hlavu
PAM Gondovej a panu Gondovi
pripravili pierku ma prsia, tax II
vypatral ami mladozenac. Potom
boly prikryte stoly vsetko, co
bolo potrebne, bolo ku obcerstve-
niu. A tax SINE sa bars pekne "a
bavili spolocne a natancovali sa
az do pozdnvch hodin noci, bo
nam ami muzika nechyhovala.
Pan Novotny zahral nam ma har-
monike pan Kosan ma plane to
take starokrajovske. f
Ma oslave pritomni boil: pan
Tkac S manzelkou, pan Murdzak $
manzelkou, pan Kosan s manzel-
kou, pan Dol ak s manzelkou, pan
Bajtos s manzelkou, pan Pavel
Dolak manzelkou, Pan Stamina
s manzelkou, pan Toporcer man.
zelkou, pan Novotny s manzel-
kou, pan Novotny mi. manzel-
kou, pan Kosan manzelkou, pan
Turek manzelkou, pan Oravec S
manzclkou, pan Wagner MANI,
pan Horvat manzelkou, pan Kris
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
PObAKOVANIE IA PREKVA-
PENIE.

Krasny prekvapuj1ci vecierok
usporiadal Zensky klub rucnych
prac ma Lansingville dna 3. feb
ruara vecer ma den narodenia pa
nj Katariny Habovskej V nasom
dome. Iste ze to bolo prekvapenie
nielen pre- moju manzelku, ale j
pre- nina, lebo som nevedel, Go sa
TO robf. Mrs. Mihalik prisla prya
do domu a sa pyta, preeo name
syetla zapalene po celom dome.
ia hovorim, Vsak je vecer tina.
Prave som siel do pivnice, ze do
fornesa nakladiem uhlia, tom
ktosi klope ma dyere. Hovorim,
<tVol mo-, otvoria sa dvere a tn
vidfm nase slovenske zenicky, ako
jedna "a druhou vchadzajl do
domu. ia som len pozeral ma ne.
tom vchadzaj1 az j druhymi
dvermi. / myslfm 81, co to len bu.
de, vSak moja manzelka mi nia
nepoyedala, Re by dajakd hosti.
IN priprarovala. Nepripravila Q
ns, ale pripravily jej ony. A ,
tom cujem kricat' "Surprise!'
la sa pttam: Pre- kohof'
Il ynx pre- vaSn manzelkup hovor'
III pani MafuSkinova. A pytajt
-. e kde je moja manzelka. "a
ho2erlp a A. xrehu, = Y tom j.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

ma tomto vecierku dali sa do tan
Gu. ia vam poviem, drahi bratia
a, sestry, ze ked' by toho "zgra-
| paneho'' ma svete nebolo, nemohli
by SINE sa tax veselo zabavit', ako
ma tomt0 vecierku. Boil tam bar
biri j kovaci. Barblri boli ma to, ze
kto chccl ist ma tanec, musel sa
dat oholit' PRIV kovaci boil ma
to, ably ked' daktora tanecnica
ztrati opatok, mohli jej no nazad
pribn'. Mali roboty dost', boil by
ste sa popukali cd smiechu.
ia hfam, re budeme mat Wac
takvchto vecierkov tn v Haselto-
ne. Prajem Andrejovi Garcar a
jeho manzelke, ably sa dozili 25-
roeneho jubileuma, tiez prajem
pani E. Repaskej, aby al v bud1c-
nosti pracovala jak v prospech o.
sadly, talk prospech Oltarneho
Spolku. A d'akujem kucharkam,
re ma tom staly, ably tento vecie-
rok boil ako sa patri.
Som dctou ma vsetkych cita-
tel'ov tychto novin, pritomny
T r
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

PODAKOvANIE IA PREKvA-
PENIE.

V0 stvrtok, Z. febrnara vecer
bola som vel mi prckvapena mo-
JIM priatel 'kami, lStore mi neoea-
kavane pripravily vecierok na
den mojich narodenin. Bolo to TAX
mile a pamatne prekvapenie, ze
sa i'm touto cestou srdecne pod "a
k1vam. Dakujem zvlast' pani
Marii Slifkovei "a jei krasne slo-
va, ktore mi pri pddanf darov po-
vedala. Boly to slova 20 srdca do
srdca idnce a zostan1 mi milou
rozpomienkou, spolu s krasnymi
darmi, ma tento vecierok.
Ma vecierku, tfam, vsetky SINE
sa V radostnej nalade nachadzaly
a zabavily SINE sa hranim bridge.
Ceny vyhraly pani Bilkova, pani
Prokopova starsia, PAM Sofran-
cova PAM LeSkOvSka.
Ma tomto prekvapujncom ve-
cierkn, ktory sa ,odbyval II dctry,
pi. Prokopovej, manzelky adv. Jul
raja Il. Prokop, pritomn6 boly
nasledovne panic a slecny: PAM
P. Bilkova, pani NJ Brosko, PAM
M. Cizmarova, pani M. Dolakova,
pani Maria Hermanova, pani j.
Kleinova, pani J. Krispinska, pa
nj Maria Kubinova, pani j. Les
kovskd, pani F. Markovicova, pa
nj X. Moggova, pani Anna Mau-
serova, pani Lujza Papajova, pani
j. Prokopova ST., pani j. Proko-
pova NIL, pani Zofia Schromofsky,
slecna Dorotka Schromofsky, pa
nj Maria C. Slifkova, pani J. Sof-
rancova, pani J. Trojanova a pani
j. G. Vascakova.
S nctou a pozdravom,
Katarina Veresova.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
25-R0tNE JUBILEUM MAN
zELSTvA GoNDOvICH.

Minulej soboty, 8. februara u
sporiadali SINE my, ich priatelia,
malieke prekvapenie p. Janovi
Gondovi jeho PAM manzelke An
ne, ma fch 25. vyrocie manzelskk-
no stavu. My, ich priatelia SINE 50
tn ma Lansingville sisli Y peknom
pocte u jednoho Z nasich pirate
l'ov odtial' SINE vsetci spolocne
mareovali k nasim ctenym priats-
Pom a jubilantom. Usporiadali
sme to tax, ako SINE najlcpsie mo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
MILE PREKVAPENIE MA HA-
SELTONE.

Minull sobotu, 8. februara ze-
ny Oltarneho Spolku usporiadaly
veeierok pre- ich iradnicky, pi.
Emiliu Repasky co pokladnicku,
ktora tento nrad zastava cd zalo-
zenia spolku a pre- predsedkynu
pani Garcarov1, ktora so svojim
manzelom oslavovala 1O-rocne jul
bileum manzelskeho stavu. Tento
vecierok Dol v osadnej hale. Ked
uz bolo vsetho hotove, okolo 8. ho-
diny boly privolane do haly, ze
bude volaka zvlastna sch0dza.
Ked' prisly do haly, vsade bolo
tina, a odrazu poeut' vykrik
"Surprize". Boil by ste videli
axe ostaly prekvapene, ze ami slo-
vo nemohly povedat'.
TAX SINE 81 potion posedaly "a
st6l a daily sa do chutnych kola
GOV pri kolacoch bolo j "zgra.
paneho". Ked' SINE sa do chuti ma
Jedi napili, pisatel' tychto Rad
kov prehovoril paru SLOW vyzna
me tohto vecierka. "a YIN zavzne
Ia hudba, tskze kazdy mu5skt
zenska musely tancovat' do saf
lika. Boil by ste videli tych, 60 u;
desat' Wac rokoy netancovali, |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
Maria Mandula
vRELE PODAKOVANIE IA
PREKVAPENIE.

V sobotu veGer, 9. februara ma
priatelia prekvapili IL mojej Sc
stry, PAM Katariny KosGo V Stru-
theirs, o. Ako som sa tam navece-
raj, tax som sa odobral. ze idem
domov. Ale cestou prislo mi ma
um navstivit' svoju tetku, pi. Ka-
tarinu Baluch, tiez byvajucu V
Struthers. Ako som tam priSiel,
povedali mi, re sii chora, lebo le-
zaly ma divani pozakryvana. Tam
boil fch syn p. S. Friedman man.
zelkou a det'mi. Oni posli, ia
som ostal zahrat' sa v karty so
stravnikmi tetkou. Okolo 9. ho-
diny mi tetka vravia, ze by som
ich odviezol do mojej sestry pi.
Kosco. ia vravim, ze ia tam uz
neidem, re je neskoro, ze po co
oni tam teraz id1. No, ale len pod,
MOI synu, ia tam nebudem dlhsie
ako pat minnt. lie Kosco ma do
bre kvapky, tax ze i'm da, re i'm
bude lepsie cd tel kor1cky. Ked
re to bolo pre- lick, tax som siel
$ mimi, ale jake slovenske pore.
kadlo hovori, re baba eerta pre-.
vedie, tax sa j so mnou stale. Pri
deme tam, ia vravia pi. Koscovej
Katko, daj ze mi z tych kvapak
co 81 mi tam tel nedeli dala. Ons
vravl, dobre. ia som b'ol zveda
Wy, jake s1 to kvapky i ideme dt
bocnej izby. Tam bolo tina. Ony
idtl napred, ia "a mimi. Jako ykro
elm do izby, tax tn naraz kricia
"Surprajzv. ia som nevedel, {,
povedat', lebo som ami nemohol
Dol som ako mrtvy a srdce mi bill.
ako zvon j cd strachu cd radosti
! Pritomnf tam boil nasledovn
priatelia: p. Martin Muransky
manzelkou, p. Jakub Jakubek
manzelkou, pi. Maria Jubak, sled
ma Maria Jubak, >. Michal Sliyo
cka, p. Stefan Fridman s manzel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

volaHi, ably prisla dolu. Ona sljdt
a vidi plny dom zien. Mrs. Turel
luz mala prichystan1 cervenn ru
zu, ktorii jej pripla na saty. y
| tom sa moja manEelka rozplakala
| Myslim, re to bolp od radosti. A
tn pi. Maruskin Ease jej dava
vel'kf pakel, ale co je V nom, to
nevedela, az jak no otvorila a tn
nasla krasne hodiny co dar ma jej
narodeniny. Sn to krasne hodiny,
"a co vsetkym pekne d'akujeme,
menovite Zensktmu klubu rue
ntch prac.
Pritomne boly: PAM Maruskin,
pi. Mihalik, pi. Palencar, pi. Boil
ha, pi. Stajner, pi. Palaseak, pi.
Murdzak, pi. Gonda, pi. Martin
ko, pi. Yavoreik, pi. Baca, pi." Ba
bej, pi. Repasky, pi. Vagas, pi. O.
masta, pi. Valko, pi. Gajdos, pi.
Pollak, pi. Vasko, pi, Ruman, pi.
Bartos, 81. Margita Seman, 81.
Veronika Holecko, 81. Anna Pa
sut, pi .Kosan, pi. Tilka, pi. Tekat,
pi. Babjak, pi. Lison, pi. Yavor-
sky, pi. Kusnir, pi. Tnrek, pi. HUI
tira. pi. Pavuk, pi. Hamrak, pi.
Miklcr 20 Struthers.
Zeny sa potion zabavaly pekne,
jedne. hraly sa karty druhf
Ease maly inh zabavu, kym zakus-
ky boly prichystane. Pan Jan Mi
halik ma tho Fordke to vsetko
priviezol, on boil prinaSatel 'om.
Vd aka mu "a to. Ale kde sa slo-
venske zeny sijdu, tam mic nechy-
ba, ami krasne slovenske spevy a
tance.
Pravda, ia som nebol donna, le-
bo som sa bal tol 'kych zien. ia
som posiel do Mihalikov. Tam prI.
dem, koho tam nenajdem, ako Pa
lencara a Bolhn. Nuz my SINE sa
potion tiez zahrali v karty. Nase
zeny ale nezabudly mas doniesly
i nam tych partov.
Ako je to pekne, ked' sa sloven-
ske zeny tax vedia spolu schadzat'
a 81 radost' pripravovat'. ia pra-
jem Zenskfmu klubu rucnrch
prac mnoho zdaru V jeho praci
a rozkvetu. Este raz Vam pekne
dakujeme "a ten krasny dar a
tiez "a Vasu pritomnost' mile
prekvapenie.
Payel HaboyskyY.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

pinsky s nanzelkou, pan Janek s
manzelkou, pan Mlaka manzel-
kou, pani Sariska, pani Petrentfk,
PAM Kosan MI, PAM Smolko, pa
nj Rak, PAM Mraz, pani Hudzfk,
pani Bednar, PAM Krempasky,
pani Pupenak. TAX teraz este to-
mu nasmn paru prajeme nasich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15
KUCHARSKY PREDp1S MA
MASLOVE Rocky.

Niektore mole mile priatel'ky
Youngstowncanky prosily ma, a.
by som i'm podala tomto casopi.
Sc predpis ma pecivo, ktorym som
ich bola ponlkla, ked' ma boly
navstlvily predosleho leta v New
Castle, Pa. Prv nez by som podala
predpis, muslin spomendt', ze Wy,
mole mile sestry Kristu viete
piect' varit' lepsie ako ia, o com
som sa presvedcila, ked' som bo-
la ma Vasich slavnostiach. Mix sa
Vam nevyrovna vo VaSom kuchar-
skom umeni. Ano, ia sa hanbim
podat' nieco, ale ked' ste ma o
to ziadaly, podam aspon tych
slovenskych rozkach, ktorymi
som Vas pondkla, ked' ste ma ma
vstivily Predpis je nasledovny
Prve cesto (Drozdovt maselne
cesto):
2 funty milky
4 zltka
2 kiisky sviezeho drozdia (od-
mladn)
6 vel 'kych Lyle cukru
Il malej lyzicky soil
A prida sa tol'ko mlieka, kol'-
ko to cesto do seha vpije, t. j. ably
nebolo tvrde, ale makkucke, do
bre ohebne. "a
Druhe cesto urobime a spojime
s prvym nasledovne:
] funt sladkeho, nesoleneho
masla
] funt milky
To dobre nozom alebo valkom
rozvalkovat' do tel dolby, kym
maslo nepoberie do seba vSetkr
| mlkn. Potion rozvalkame pwi
cesto vlozime do prostriedka to
druhe cesto. Prve cesto slozime 20.
mad druhe tax, ako satocku skla.
dame a rozvalkame a Ease sklada
me do tretieho razu. Potom dame
cesto do rucnika, polozime na
zimne miesto a pat minnt zast
no slladame. To opakujeme dt
tretieho razu, TAX ako sa to rob
s maselnym cestom. Potion no da
me ma zimne miestO a berieme .
neho koPko sa nam paci, kedy
kol'vek 81 ziadame neho piect
To cesto vydrzi v chladnom mie
ste "a cely tyzden. Mozete neh,
napiect' vyborne orechove, mako
We, hrozienkove rozteky. Cest
ma byt' rozohnate ma tenueko
Ked' cakate hosti vecer, m6zet
81 rozteky (kifliky) urobit' nj
t'apsu (bl'achu) rano alebo v del
a veeerom ich upiect'. Upecen
rnxtakv mar, StSt' a.; duo +TS1n
a budl vzdy Gerstve. Jako dlh
maj1 byt' v peel, to kazda ku
charka Una, preto ia to ponecha
vam i'm. Ma bud1ce podam CT
: krovych Cookies, jestli sa Var
: tie budd paeit'. Racte mi odpt
vedat', ako sa Yam vydarily.
Som Vasa v Kristu narode
z. Klam&rovi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-15

dprimnych sfdc, ze BY i'm mils
Pan Bob udelil tel milosti, ze by
sa dozili 5O-roeneho jubileumu Y
laske svornosti, ze by al my SINE
sa mohli takto este raz u Mich
sijst', ako SINE sa teraz sisli.
Som iictou,
Pritomny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
SERVICES UNION
TOOPEN MEETING
Army and Navy Groups 4lst
Convention to Start
Tuesday Morning.

The forty-first annual convention of
the Army and Navy Union opens at
Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street, at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning and will
ciose Friday. Maj. w. L. Peak is ma
tional commander of the organization.
The auxiliary of the union also will
convene during the week, the eighteenth
annual encampment being scheduled
at the r leigh Hotel. Mrs. Jennie
Wells, heats the auxiliary
The UNION will hold its annual
banquet at the Raleigh Hotel Thurs
day night at o'clock, under auspices
of the Presidents Own Garrison, No
1o4
A feature in connection with the
convention will be the dedication of a
United States flag and two cannon to
the memory of the United States vet
Grams of all wars, in Cedar Hill Mem
orial Park Friday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock. The dedicatory address will
be delivered by Maj. Gen. B. Frank
Cheatham, quartermaSter general OF
the United States Army.
The flag will be raised by Mrs. Mary
logan Tucker, daughter of Gen. John
A. Logan of Civil War fame, and the
cannon will be unveiled by Mrs. Mary
Howard Noon. granddaughter of Gen.
o. o. Howard, and by Miss Barbara H.
Fries, daughter of Maj Gen. Amos A.
Fries, U. S. A., retired. The speech of
acceptance will be made by Frank
Peckham, past department commander
: of the American Legion. Capt. c. O..
: Howard, past national commander of
nthe Army and Navy Union will be gen.
eral chairman of the exercises.
=. The remainder of the program at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

flag raising and cannon unwilling eXer-
cises will include the following:
Invocation by Rev. Howard Snyder,
chaplain of the American Legion; as
sembly by bugler of the United States
Marine Band featured by the maSsing OF
colors of military and allied organiza-
tons; the salute to the flag, pledge of
allegiance and singing of America" by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

the audience. vocal solos by Miss jean
nctte Mccartney and Gueffrey O'Hara.
accompanied by the Marine Band and
several selections by the latter, to be
concluded by The Star Spangled Ban
ner"
The flag was presented by the Ameri-
can Flag Association and the cannon
through the American Legion for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

In the first six months of this year
$3.50, 900, 900 worth of industrial ma
chinery was exported from the United
States, as compared with $I02 0O0, 600
during the same period Of last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

exercises under the auspices of the
Army and Navy Union.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-06

last week as guests In the home Of
Nj. and Mrs. F. v. Jobson.
Misses Sarah Louise Bixler and
Helen Coe, Of the Bellaire school
for girls, were guests at the Josiah
Bixler home.
Melvin Parks was here from Hous-
ton attending the funeral of hts IA
Their, the late w. Fl. Parks.
Mrs. H. y. Moore and her sister.
Mrs. w. H. Teegarden Of Houston.
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Holland in McAllen at
dinner Friday evening.
Miss Lucille J~efferies. popular
popular school teacher Of Mercedes,
spent Thanksgiving here with her
father, DR.. j. w. Jefferies, and her
brothers and sisters here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McShane
went to the parental home on the
ranch near the Rio Graade on
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Moore of Pro-
greSo spent the holiday in Mission.
z. z. Scoggins. who left Mission
about a year ago for Kerrville is
here again. He had gone away for
his health.
Mrs. w. II. Teegarden Of Houston
spent Thanksgiving here with her
brother-in-alw and sister, MI. and
Mrs. II. <. Moore.
Miss Dorothy Swope has been here
for the weekend and holiday with
her cousin, Mrs. Conan Wood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-06

sion we're Sunday guests at the
Hansen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Grey and
family were Thanksgiving guests at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. j.. "A. Nc
Adams of Mercedes. They also Wis
tied the Mid Winter fair at Har-
lingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Alsmeyer and
grandson Henry Jr., were in North
Mission Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wise and
father, MI. and Mrs. Jack Mulkey
and family we're Sunday guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Wise Of Weslaco.
Mrs. Claude Hilburn and Mrs.
Hilburn ST. were Thanksgiving
guests at the home Of Mrs. Claude
Hilburn at McAllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell
and son Rosemond enjoyed hanks
giving Day at the home Of MeSsrs.
Updike and Sellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayhn and family
OF South Dakota arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mas
sey Saturday. they will spend the
winter In the Valley.
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Achieving
Beauty
BY MADAME RUBINSTEIN


There was a time when travelling
was an ordeal. ever when done in
luxuriant fashion. More recently,
however. manufacturers have been
paying a deal Of attention to the
details which make for comfort and
pleasure en- route. and n can OBJ
tain the most charming travel ac-
c~eSSor4eS.
II you happen to number among
your friends women who travel on
business or for pleasure. or women
who enjoy an occasional weekend
in the country or a visit to another
city. then the ideal manner in
which to bring Christmas cheer is
with some useful and beautiful
travelling accessory.
Even the most careful. fastidious
women find 1t difficult to keep
themselves fresh looking on trains
because Of the SCOT and dust. This
Is true even If the trip happens to
be by motor car. The only way TO
meet this problem is to carry beauty
preparations with you.
There is a perfectly charming
journey kit. prepared by one of the
beauty specialists who travels her
self all the time, which contains a
generous supply of all kinds Of
beauty preparations. a thorough
cleansing cream, a good Stimulant.
q rich nourishing cream and special
preparations for the eyes. hands
and throat. There Is even room for
a nightgown and a toothbrush, when
the journey is short and no other
luggage is carried.
1t is always quite a nuisance when
packing to find just the right place
for jars OF cream. skin-toning travel
boxes and Journey kits contain
everything, such a gift Is practical
as well as beautiful. and men, too.
like to have these to carry with
them.
A compact manicure set Is a serv-
iceable and acceptable gift. even
for those who confine their travel
ing to a day or two in the country.
or course. sometimes women pre-
fer gifts which are only beautiful
their usefulness receiving only se-
cOndary consideration-hut every
woma will conccde that the ideal
Christmas gift combines loneliness
with utility.
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NORTH MISSION
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. Sheldon or Electra. Tex,
was a guest al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Rhoades Friday.
Mr.. Sheldon owns a forty-acre farm
at La feria.
Misses Lillian and LESSEE Harri-
son returned Sunday from a trip
to Monterrey. Mexico. where they
spent a few days visiting their
cousin Miss Addie lowell who is
a Missionary at Monterrey.
A party composed OF Mrs. Kelley
Gray and son Harvey. Mr.. Hugh
Echols and daughters Velma and
Enoia and their guests. Mrs. Lula
Lazen and daughters Miss Georgia
and Mrs. Vera Beck of San Mar
cos, their friend Mrs. Herbert Nix
Of San Marcos and Mrs. q. d.
Skies Of Oyney. Texas. motored To
Brownsville and Matamoros Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Sell OF Mis-
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MISSION
PIT. A. MEETS

PIT. A. MEETS
The regular monthly Parent-Tea-
cher Association meeting was held
On Monday afternoon, In the audi
toriufn, with a good attendance. Mrs.
Lillian Reitz. program chairman,
presided at the session. Several Sc
lections by the local high school
band. a solo by Merle Polhemus. and
an address on Patterns" by Mrs. j.
A. Card made up the program.
The main thought Of Mrs. Cards
talk was that all adults are patterns
for the younger generation, whether
consciously, or unconSciously. and
that 1t behooves the older people To
see that they are leading the youth
IN the right directions.
"A short business session was con-
Quoted by the acting president. Mrs.
Reitz.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Simpson. Of
LaVerne. Oklahoma. are here visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. Simpsons
parents. Mr. and Mrs. johnson. Mrs.
Rachel Baker Of Oklahoma City &C
companied them.
Mrs. Hargrove and daughter. Miss
Stella were guests at the Billy Waite
home in Weslaco for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mary Bigger and
children Of San Juan spent part Of
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HUSBANDS ENTERTAINED
GOES TO

Ed. J. Basye. construction engi-
neer for the Representation Water
Supply Company, has gone TO To-
ronto. where the Company'S head
quarters are located. and where ne
will be for the winter engaged in
business affairs for this concern. He
is the vice president as well as con-
struction engineer for the firm.
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afternoon. honoring her mother,
Mrs. kaufman and Miss Dorothy
Swope, cousin and house guest OF
Mrs. c. T. Wood.
The high scorer vas Mrs. Conan
Wood, with a gift for each honoree
The guests included besides the
honorces, Mesdames j. +. Honey,
Flynt Sorreil. John Brinkman. Jr.
G. Wood. Swope. z. 3. Sydnor. Steck
and Fl. B. Hargrove.
HUSBANDS ENTERTAINED
A very enjoyable occasion was had
when the members Of the Antha c.
Stewart Circle entertained their
husbands Thursday at the Jack
Decker home.
A Thanksgiving dinner was served
After the dime a program was
given by various members Of the cir
Gle. The devotional hour was led by
Mrs. c. w. Rhea. Mrs. J. @. Decker
being chairman Of the business ses-
sion. During a social hour. Mrs. r
A. Mathis and Miss Cora WHITLEY
gave several readings and solos by
Rev. Geo. Benson and Virginia
Decker were very much enjoyed