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Daily Magazine Page for Everybody

are home after a visit in San An
tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Holbert and chill
dren spent the weekend at Point
Isabel with Mrs. Holbert's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. w. M. Beddoes has return
cd to her home in Kansas City att
or a visit with her son, J.. X. Bed
does.
Susan Starkey has returned to
her home after a visit In Corpus
Christi.
L. r. Beddoes left "Wednesday
night for New York City where ht
will meet Mrs. Beddoes on her re-
turn from Europe.
Miss Muriel Kiester, Miss jose
phine Hannah and Jim Ramsay
we're among the guests OF Mr.. A. X
Parker on q fishing trip Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman, who have
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B
Malone. have returned to theil
home in Arkansas.
MI. and Mrs. Kimmons Of Tulsa
Okla, left for their home Wednes'
day after spending the past severa
weeks here looking after their bus
mess interests.
Mrs. Killman and son left Tues
day for their home in De Ridder
La, after spending some time will
the formers aunt, Mrs. w. w
Bishop.
H. T. Anderson spent the first o.
the week in San Antonio on bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Chappell ar
rived Saturday from LouiSian;
where they spent the past severa
weeks.
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BRIDE-TO-BE

A large bridge party was given
Saturday afternoon at the Woman's
building by Mrs. Ellis Perry, COM
plimenting Miss Vera Elwing, whose
marriage to Edgar WEIGH has been
announced for September 10.
The spacious club room was ar
t~istically decorated with baskets
and vases holding an array Of beau
tiful summer blossoms. A color
scheme of pink and green being fea-
tured in the tallies Of bridal design,
game tables. equipment and wrap
pings of the beautiful prizes.
High score was won by Miss jose
phine Pollard. who was presented
costume jewelry and Miss Vonnie
Mae Perry for low received a dinner
handkerchief. The honoree was biv-
en- Madeira napkins as a special gift
from the hostess.
A delicious salad course was served
TO SO guests.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Rose left on
Sunday for San Antonio. later 60
ing to Fort Worth to reside.
Mrs Lillian Coleand children re-
turned Wednesday from a vacation
spent in Oklahoma.
MI. and Mrs. ] C. Elmore and chill
dren and j. B. Elmore left Thurs
day for a two weeks vacation spent
in West Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Law and
daughter. Miss Lilly Lay. left for
their home in Walnut Springs Sat-
urday after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
b. M. Holland for the past two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edo Smith
and daughter. Maurine. left Thurs
day for Minneapolis, Mimi. after
spending two weeks with MI. and
Mrs. j. I. Coursey. Mrs. Smiths
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde King and
small son left Saturday for North
Carolina and New York City. They
expect to be away about two weeks.
Mrs. 3. A. Filmer left SATURDAY.
for an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Houston and Beau
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rumbo and
son. Earl. Jr.. returned Thursday
from a two weeks vacation trip to
Mrs. Hugh Ramsey and dauRh-
ter. Martha Dean. and sister. Miss
Henrietta Bracket returned Satur-
day from Brownwnod where they
have been visiting for the past two
north Texas.
Mrs. B.A. Peeks and son. and Mrs.
y. F. FLANAGAN and son are spend
inc the week in Corpu Christi.
Mrs. H. L. Kellv returned home
Friday after spending two weeks
visiting in Houston and Dallas.
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her nof residing in Harlingen. and
Miss Mildred Clayton. of Yoakum'
were out of club guests on Wednes-
day afternoon when Mrs. s. M. Har-
vey entertained the Just-Sew CLUB
at their weekly meeting. Roses and
hibiscus gave floral charm to the
rooms, and Mrs. Harvey served an
ice course. Mrs. S. G. Graham Is TO
have the club next.
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Comings, Goings,
OfIncal PeOnle

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Henderson left
Thursday for San Antonio TO spen1
four or five days. Their son. Carl.
Jr., who has been visiting his aunt
there for some time. will return 70
Brownsville with them.
Frank Berwald went to Houston
wednesday evening on a vacation
trip, and will be away several days.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Miss Margaret Oliver returned
Saturday after spending the past
six weeks in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Erickson and
two daughters returned Saturday
from a trip TO Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Flynt and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Stephenson and son spent the
weekend in Corpus Christi.
Mrs. 3. II. Dunlap and children
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DALLAS VISITOR HONOREp

Mrs. b. A. Peek honored her guest
Mrs. II. +. Plangman Of Dallas with
bridge at her lovely new home on
Monroe street Friday afternoon.
The two tables OF players assem-
bled in the sun parlor for the after
moons games. Ferns, hanging baS-
kets and birds made the setting quite
unusual for this occasion.
At the conclusion OF the games.
high score was presented Mrs. w.
II. Mattux and the honoree received
a special gift from the hostess.
A delicious salad sweet course was
served to eight guests.
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LA FERIA
BRIDGE

Ng1
Mrs. T. Z. Belts was the delight
full hostess this week TO the Thurs
day Bridge club.
Two tables Of players participated
and high and low score were wor
by Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Hegge, re-
Spectively.
Refreshments Of ice cream anc
cake we're served the guests.
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the intermediate Sunday school
class OF the First Baptist church.
After the swim a picnic supper
was enjoyed. Mr.. Tillery's guests in
Guided Misses Helen Irley, Gather
met Commons. Amy McManus. Au-
die Belle Mckinney. Edith Potts,
Maudine Blankenship and John Nc
Kinney. Irwin Smith. Harry Cope,
Eugene Bailey. Glenn Commons.
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! cards were also OF the bright shades.
A two-course luncheon was served.
Hand-painted chiffon handker-
chiefs were awarded Mrs. Frank
Chastoin for high. Mrs. j. A. Alder
dice. second high and Mrs. r. M.
Loving. high cut.
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HARI.INGEN
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Announcement Of the engagement
and approaching marriage OF lMSs
Vera Ewing. daughter OF Mr.. 3. a.
Elwing Of Harlingen to William Ed
gar WEIGH of San Benito. which Is
to be solemnized September 10. was
made known at a bridge party given
Thursday afternoon by Mesdames
j. B. Powell. II. II. Burchard. A. L.
Brooks and w. M. Hundley at the
home Of Mrs. Powell.
V~ari-colored flowers decorated the
rooms forming a floral background
for seven tables Of players. A pastel
color theme was also featured in the
tallies. score pads. wrappings OF the
prizes and other details OF the
party.
The hostesses announced the date
Of the wedding by handpainted
cards placed on eech refreshment
plate bearing the words Vera FL
wing-Edgar WEIGH. September TO-
High score favor was awarded Mrs.
D. w. Scheupbeck. Mrs. Floyd Smith
received low and Miss Ewing was
given a dainty negligee. Miss Richey
PAXTON Of Marlin. house guest OF
Mrs. Powell, was given a tSring OF
pearls.
VISITOR HONORED
Miss Mary Wright Of Laredo was
ocmplimented Thursday when Mrs.
A. j. Kaufman and Mrs. A. T. Rose
entertained with a garden party and
supper.
The spacious lawn at the home Of
Mrs. Rose was beautifully decorated
and made a beautiful setting FOR
the occasion. A picnic supper was
served after which dancing was the
main attraction.
HONOR GUESTS
Mrs. j. M. Green entertained with
q bridge luncheon Wednesday hon.
oring Mrs. Roland Lay and Miss
Lilly Law OF Walnut Springs who
are visiting Mrs. Lays sister, Mrs.
3. NJ. Holland.
The luncheon tables were cen.ered
with attractive vases containing
bright colored Zinnias. The place
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Mrs. Morley
Entertains

Mrs. w. Y. Worley was at home
to members OF the Self Culture
club on Wednesday afternoon at an
Informal affair, complimenting Mrs.
Anna Worley Of Houston. who is
here visiting her. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Y. worley returned Tuesday from a
trip to Colorado on which they were
accompanied by Mrs. Anna Worley
and her daughter. Warrena. They
were away about a month.
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MERCEDES
WHITE WING DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Barton were
hosts at a white wing dinner at
their suburban home one evening
this week. Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. j. Penny Of Harling. Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Mcneil Of La Feria,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. l.. Davis OF Harlin-
gen, Mrs. L. Fox OF Detroit. Michi-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Ander-
son and Robert Donald and Ruin
Barton.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Miss Ocie Mcneil entertained with
a delightful bridge luncheon in hon
or Of Miss Margaret Pierce OF Llano,
Texas, who Is in Mercedes visiting
friends. A color scheme Of pink and
green was carried out in floral dec
orations and table accessories.
Miss Virginia VIM scored high
and Miss Mildred Shekell scored for
consolation. Miss Pierce received a
lovely guest favor.
Places were marked for a delight
full luncheon for Misses Pierce,
Martha Yearwood, Gabriel Vann
Mary Lee Kern. Ruth Wood, Harri-
EFT Hausman. Anna Baum. Pauline
Thigpen. Vera Barry and Mildred
Shekell.
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SWIMMING PARTY

/ w. (. Tillery was host at q de-
lightful swimming party at the Cas-
cade pool at McAllen one evening
this week, honoring the members OF
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WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. w. II. Carlisle entertained
the Wednesday afternoon bridge
club at her home in Palm Heights
Drive. Mrs. A. w. Shance scored
high in the games and Mrs. James
Houze scored for consolation.
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%asM *
&8~"
Nes,it
NackERD/

RICE KRISPIEs is the new
cereal that's so crisp il
crackles when you pour on
the milk or cream.
Delicious toasted rice.
Something different for
breakfast. And what a treat
for lunch fruits or
honey added! Riddles love
it. Use Krispies in candies.
soups. AT erocers. Made
by kellogg in Battle Greek.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stetler have
moved to San Benito, where they
will make their home.
j. r. McAdams and daughter.
Miss Fay Dell. returned from Dali
las. Fort Worth and other points in
west and central Texas. Mrs. Nc
Adams and son will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in Dallas
visiting in the home of Mrs. Nc
Adams daughter. Mrs. j. T. Cozzo.
Miss McAdams was accompanied
home by Miss Bird McNeely Of Dali
las for a two weeks visit.
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Menus
9MeDay
~ FOR SUNDAY
BY Mrs. Alexander George
Breakfast

breakfast
C~antaloupe, Chilled
Ham and Egg Omelette
Waffles and Maple Syrup Coffee
Dinner
Roast Lamb and Drowned Potatoes
Shredded Carrots
Bead Currant Jam
Vegetable Salad in Mint Jelly
Burberry Tart Pie Coffee
Supper
Sliced Lamb Sandwiches Iced Tea
Date Nuf Cookies Apple Sauce
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Terrell Clark and Mr.. A. Ween-
baum. Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Kelley
and DAUGHTERS. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Kelley and Mr.. and Mrs. IT.
. Nan5ur a-c spending several
days attending business matters Of
the deceased. Other relatives left
Tor their homes Immediately after
the services Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert q. Bogusch
M San Antonio who came here for
the Wedding Saturday Of their son.
Edwin. 10 Miss Ethel Molly. re-
turned home Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gwillim left
Saturday FOR n months visit with
friends and relatives In Illinois.
Misses Coda Ia Duke and Mary
Margaret Sutphen left Monday for
the summer camp at Rio Hond0.
Mrs "A. q "a Duke took them
there.
Mrs. r. q Charlton and sons.
E05 End Frank. returned SUNDAY
evening after several weeks visit
With relatives in Alabama.
Mrs. wv. al Taunton and dauFh-
ter. Miss Ruth Taunton Of Marian,
La. are visiting relatives here.
Misses Irene and Mildred Nettles
viii return with them Friday "a
Louisiana where Mildred will spend
the sumner and Irene viii remain
~ attend school.
Mrs NJ. A. Walker and daughter.
Gail. n Del Rio ere visiting her
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for a visit in San Antonio with her
mother. Mrs. John "A. McIntire.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Norton and Mr..
and Mrs. z. r. Norton. who have
been the guests of Mrs. M. S. VIM
bury for several days have returned
to their home in Quanah. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Norton are Mrs.
Winbury's mother and father and
<. r. Norton is her brother.
DR.. NJ. II. Laycock returned home
Thursday from a short business trip
to Little Rock and Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edelstein and L..
s. Berman spent Sunday at Point
Isabel.
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WESLACO
FIREsFEN's

FAhEkikN BANQUET
Twenty-Five members or the To-
cal fire department and guests
joyed a banquet Tuesday evening
at the Waffle House. "a report OF
the state convention held recentlF
az Galveston was given by Chief r.
ID. Ford, Irby Ford and ". Perkins.
PERSONALS
Ben Pennick who has been at
tending Allen Academy a. Bryan.
this year. arrived wednesday morn
ing from Fort Worth where he has
been since the close Of school.
Relatives or o. r.. Kelley who
we're here from west Texas 10 at
tend funeral services Tuesday we're.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. u. Kelley and
daughter. Misses Florine and LeOna
Kelley. parents of the deceased
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kelley. all
Of Lubbock. Texas. "A sister. Mrs.
Fl. Il. MaslIr and husband were
here from Lockhart. Other rela-
tives from Lockhart were. MI. and
Mrs. w. w Kelley. Mr. and Mrs
Wiley Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Tate. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kirksev.
Mrs. John J. Johnston and daugh-
ter. Thelma. Mr.. Chas Reilev. Mr..
Alvin Kelley, Mr.. Wye Clark. Mr.
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City-Valley
TELEPHONE SEVEN
Miss Terrell Webs
Mr.. level Richards

Miss Eula Terrell and MI. Jewel
Richards we're quietly married Sat-
urday evening AZ the Sacred Heart
rectory, with Rev. J. B. Frigon read
ing the service. Only the immediate
family and intimate friends OF the
family we're present az the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards left i'm
medlately afterWard on a wedding
trip 70 Corpus Christi. They Will
make their home here a. the Ne
braska apartments.
Mrs. Richards is the daughter Of
Mrs. M. r. Terrell. OF Olmito, and Is
well known here, having been m
ployed with the Patteson Motor
company Tor some time.
Mr.. Richards Is the SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Richards. He rs a grad
uate Of the Brownsville schools, and
vas a football star during his high
school days.
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Advice to Girls

Dear Annie Laurie:
am a girl Of fifteen. Have been
keeping company with a boy
twentv-one. My parents have not
objected until recently. For my
health they advise me to drop him
7 ike him as a friend and want
to take my parents advice. He
wishes TO continue. Please advise
me how I can drop him without
offending him. I will meet him
often in my daily rounds.
NERVOUS HELEN.
Nervous Helen. Why not have a
talk with the Young man and tell
him what your parents have de-
cided This would be about the
test wav To discourage hts atten-
tions and keen him from entertain
ms serious thoughts.
Dear Annie Laurie.
am a bov in my teens and an
deeply in love with a girl two years
nv senior. A short tine back we
had a quarrel but made up III a
few DAYS. About a month ago she
moved away and promised 70 write
me but never has. 7 am going 20
the CITY where she lives IN a few
DAYS. Would u Be right for me to
20 see her while I am there?
LONESOME
LONESOME Certainly call on
The young lady when you are In
her town. Any number Of things
could have prevented her writing
and Won viii be doing what Is
friendly and proper BY calling on
her.
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W X Tray
Tor, and sister, Mr.. and Mrs WI VII
Friend.
Those from Weslaco attending
the meeting of the Brownsville
district ~ the Methodist Mission
airy Society held Tuesday nj the
Valley Institute ~ Pharr were
Rev. and Mrs. Jas. wv. Allbritte1
Mrs. A. Al Snee'hen. Mrs. "
Tarpley. Mrs. S ~ King and Mrs.
T. W. Glass. Mrs. Glass gave th7
report on the work Of the young
people and Mrs Tarpley the rerort
ON the work on the children and
adults.
Word has been received from
Mrs. II. IT, Darwin that she Is isav-
ing California Sunday FOR Waco
She End her daughter. Edna Mac
left Immediately after school f0-
Waco from where she accompanied
her mother. Mrs. r. e. Wolfe. on =
trip 70 California.
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Comings, Goings,
OF Local People

Mrs c. s. Eidman OF Austin. and
Jack Eidman. Of Houston. are here
visiting Mrs. Rufus Ransome. Mrs.
Eidman Is the mother Of Mrs Ran
some. and Mr.. Eidman her brother.
Mrs. w. b. Sellers arrived home
Friday morning after q months alb
Aence. much az which was SCent with
her father. @. II Morris. OF Wins
boro. Mr.. Morris has visited In
Brownsville a number or times. and
Is well known here He is president
or one Of the leading banks Of
W~innsboro. Mrs Sellers also visited
IN Houston and Dallas before re-
turning % Brownsville.
Mrs Dan F. Callahan Is visiting
On San Antonio.
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back and enjoy them.
Nov nv trouble is this--I am
always being pitied. You have
given UP so much You were mar
ried so youngt
when / am given an extra dose
or pity / 60 off by myself and
study things over, and for the life
OF me / can't see any other life
that would have made me happier.
please excuse the wording Of this
letter, as I had to leave school early,
but / did not leave school 70 set
married. / had to leave school be-
fore I met my husband and he was
my only sweetheart. A. A. M"
There. nov. how's that for a
streak Of sunshine. Isn't 10 glor-
ious. honestly. now?
Pity?-I don't pity YOU. my dear,
/ envy you with all my heart and
so does every other poor, lonely.
world-worn. vorld-tired woman who
ever hears Of YOU.
Missed so much" Well, I'd
like TO know what YOU have miss
ed that is SO terrible.
A few petting parties-and. oh.
YES, the synthetic gin. and proc
ably you've never stood on the table
or tried 70 beat time with your
fork while some poor besotted fool
sang Il can't give you anything but
love. baby"
You've missed the jazz and the
whirl and, yes, yUu have missed
the misery and the heartache that
SO often comes after them
PITY you-you with your husband
who ioves you and believes IN You
and would die to save you an
hours ~sufferingl
You and your babies. you and
your little brood OF growing girls
and boys. you with your cup Of
life full TO overfloving with love
and daughter and tears. and for
riveness and understanding and pa
tient bearing Of inevitable pain
viz you have lived. womani-
you're living novl Let those who
dare 70 pretend % pity YOU throw
themselves away In bitter hearted
mockery Of JOY, say what they
will.
You throw back your head and
laugh and voUr husband and your
children will laugh with you.
And whisper whole lot Of pee
ple you never heard OF would like
20 Join in the laugh, too
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STOP THAT ITCHING.

Use Blue Star Soap, then n NJ
Blue Star Remedy for EcEHrat 10
letter. ~rirRworm, poison oak, dart
druff. childrsr's sores, craektl
hands. sore feet and most forms "A
itching skin diseases. ~ kills germs.
stops itching. usually restoring ths
skin - health. Scan 25c: Blue Star
Remedy. 800. Ask your druggist
ADJ.
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June 9. at the Little Brown Church
in Nashua. Iowa.
Mrs Mcbride taught here IN the
public schools wear before last. Sine
is "a graduate OF Drake University Of
Des MONIES, Iowa. where she was
associated with a Greek letter edu-
cational fraternity.
Mr.. Mcbride is a graduate from
Simpson college az indianapolis,
Iowa. and Il considered one OF Ode
noldt's most prominent business
men.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcbride will be at
home 70 their friends in OdebOlr on
August i.
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cut Il out and put Il IN a little black and gold
frame and hang it on the wall in her own room
where she can catch a glimpse OF 1t every time she
goes near the looking glass.
No. there's nothing brilliant about tit isn't 50
very well written. and there's nothing especially new
in the point Of view, or there wouldn't have been
five or ten years ago.
Just now it's a trifIe era, well let's call 1t Mid
Victorian for want Of a better word
Here ii is-read IL for yourself:
DEAR WINIFRED BLACK:
II was married before my sixteenth birthday and
after one and one-haif years a little. new stranger
arrived about every two or three years till ten dear
children are ours.
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Mrs. Bogus Is
Club Hostess

When Mrs. J. L. Bogus enter
tanned her bridge club on Wednos-
day afternoon. she arranged an at
tractive setting with a %prolusiOn Of
Shasta daisies. Club prizes went to
Mrs. Randolph Wright, high, and
Mrs. u. Il. Rentir0. second. Mrs
Edgar Hicks was awarded the guest
trophy. The club meets next With
Mrs. w X Heaner.
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BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. r a. Giberson was hostess
Friday afternoon when she enter
tanned y group ~ friends 7r bridge
an her home
Those present were McS1ar-eS
John Ewing. James INA Vclle. E E
PHELPS. r. C. Groom. ~ r Hum
Dhries. James Lane. George Hill
Of Donna. Endress Of Kansas CITY
and Miss FndresS M Kansas CRY.
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DINNER PARTY

MI and Mrs RI w Malone en-
tertained Thursday evening with g
delightful dinner party az tner
home south Of town. hCnoring their
son. Ted. who celebrated his birth
dav anniversary
The guest list included jim Nc
Rec OF Edinburg. Frank Mottett,
Walter Stewart. Jr.. Jim Glasscock
Mack Mcdaniel. John Haden, Jack
Malone.
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no CPANDF ID. A. r.

The last netting for the year 0t
the Rio Grande chapter Of the
To- IA r. vas held Cn FRIDAY after
noon 81 the Margaret Louise tea
room.
A delicious luncheon vas served
which was followed bv an interest
Ing program Cn observance Cf Tag
day az follows MIS- E B GIBBS
was leader and gave q history cf
flag day. Mrs. RI C. Groom tne lls-
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MISSES CARp ENTERrAIN

Maurine and Mildred Card had MS
their guests for a swim and picnic
supper Wednesday evening. Dorothy
Kriedler. Elizabeth Griffin, NaliSue
Owens. Mary Alice Mcdaniel Jane
Scarborough and C0rinne Allen ot
Coleman and Ortalle Mcdowell
NJ. and Mrs E MI Card chap
eroned the girls.
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HAPPINESS, HOME AMI
BABLES-- WHAT MORE?
Friends Whisper She Has Missed Much, But What7-
Asks Famous Writer in Commenting on n Re-
markable Letter from a Young Mother D.

Now here's a letter that every dScontented, restless, fuSsy woman.
who wants a new hat every week or so. and a new motor car every year
or So and a new husband or a new sweetheart every two Or three years
ought to read. And when she's read 1t she ought to learn 1t by heart or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-21
NcALLEN
BRIDGE HOSTS

DR. and Mrs. n. II Harrell enter
talned a small eroup Of friends on
FRIDAY evening with q bridge party
at their home In the Alta Mira ad-
dition.
Mrs Les ONeali was awarded the
prize for high score.
Those present we're II Miller
Beldirg. Mrs. Amy Bpldinr MeSSrs
and Nesdames " g Trantham res
ONeall. Nj. and Mrs. Earl Suite