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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-19

Mrs. A. Theme. Oscar, Elsie. Her
bert and Clarence Theme, MI. and
Mrs. Carl Rockford and daughter,
Enide. R. n. Ritchie. Jr., W.. II.
Lachenmger, Hans Reuter-. Mrs. H.
T.. WiedernenderS and Rev. Weld
nenders. Anna Louise, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Wendt. Harold. Violet
and Arthur Wendt. Mrs. G.. T. Bar
ker. MIR. and Mrs. r.. wv. Drefke and
daughter. Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Foster. Miss Florence Henschen.
Misses Emma and Lenore Reisterer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ida Schuppe and
children.
PERSONALS
Miss Lucille wray OF Donna has
accepted a position as a teacher in
the Mexican school at Santa Rosa.
Miss Frances Dudley and Alice
Cox left Saturday night for Den
ton. where they will study enc the
College OF Industrial Arts this year.
Basil Davis left Sunday morning
for College Station To enter the
"A. and M. college as "A student.
Stewart King or San Antonio was
the weekend guest of Miss En-
ness.
Miss Elizabeth Scott left Thurs
day night for Denton TO enter G.
/. A.
Walter Sibson left Monday morn
ing for College Station to enter A.
and NJ. college for the year.
Mrs. Enness and daughters, BeSs
and Enid, and Misses Lucille Wray
and Nina Whitson spent the week
end at their homes In Weslaco end
Donna.
Rev. and Mrs. Huckabce were the
guests OF friends In Combes Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary =. Thompson or san
Antonio Us visiting her daughter
Mrs. y. r.. Wagner and family.
Willie Nolan left Saturday night
for the "A. 81 NJ. college at College
Stationl.
Miss bessie Richardson left Sat-
urday night for Bolton. Texas, to
enter Baylor college for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bracket and fam
lily. formerly of Waco, are now
making their home in Santa Rosa.
J.. 3. Youngblood Is spending
several days in San Antonio as the
guest Of friends.
Mesdames .. "A. Rack and "A. P.
Taliaferro were visitors In HarlIn-
gen Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-19
NORTH MISSION
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY

birthday dinner was given AZ
re nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Neal
o. McAllen honoring Mrs. Row EsE-
81 OF North Mission and the host
quests who enjoyed this evsn.
c.e Aar. and Mrs. Roy Baker and
tami,y. Mrs J. L. Baker and da,,ch-
Ut. Margaret Mr.. and Mrs. r. i
oesple and family OF Pharr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-19

Texas points where they will en-
joy a short honeymoon after which
they will return making their home
In Brownsville.
Mr.. Spicer Is the son OF Mr.. end
Mrs. T.. Z. Spicer Of San Benito
and Is in the employe OF Wade
Newton at Brownsville.
BIRTHDAY DANCE
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Hinkly entertained with a dance
In the Aztec roof garden honor;ng
their son. Bonnie Hinkly. on the
occasion Of his 10th birthday an
niversary.
Music for the dancing was fur
nished by the Troubadours. On the
fifth floor balcony a buffet supper
was served. Mrs. Knox Smith and
Mrs. s. S. Dodds assisted Mrs.
Hinkly In serving the young guests.
The guest list included the Misses
Lozona Thacker. Virginia Goolsby.
Annie l. o u @ r a q d o c X
Elizabeth Nommenson. Pauline
Walters. Dorothy Klyn Ward. Doro-
thy Dennis Of Brownsville, Eudora
James. Helen Taylor. Annie Laurie
Fontenot, Louise Scarlet, Kathryn
Watson, Oracle Atkinson. Barbara
Dodds, Margaret Craddock, Lois
Cook and Jack Lomax, Scheer
King, Gene Wade. Jimmy Pace.
Earl WEIGH. James Vesmirosky.
Glen Chaplin, Joe Lilies, Eddie
Stark. Harwood Smith, Derrell Car
ter. Clois Hollon, Bill Hinkly. Mar
win Adamson. Lee Murphy. Bobbie
Carter. Roscoe WEIGH, Riley YES
mirosky. Sidney Joplin. Joe Tay-
lor. Jesse James. Madison Taylor.
Allen Carter. Dale Horkman, and
Harry Hollon.
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farewell party was given Fri
Jay evening at the home OF Mr.
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BUrLD ALASKA TF,NnER

The Moiean & Ericson Shipval d of Tacoma has been awarded the contr,sct by the Shepard Point Packing Co.,, of Cordova for the building of tender to be 85-feet in length, with a beam of Effect and to be powered by two 90-horse power Diesel engines; the whole Ito cost S40000. The same firm has obtained an order from the North west Fisheries Co.,, of Seattle fer TWO 45-foot seiners.
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VESSELS CARRY|NG OR|ENTALS SEATTLE
 ORDERED KEEP OUT
SEATTLE HEALTH CORNERSTONE ER ORDERS ALL SHIPS CAR
 RYING ORIENTALS, OUT

SEATTLE, March 28. (E)-More than 200 F'ilipinos landed here last night from Diamond Point, SUD- posedly free to go where they want if the health commissioners and officers in Washington towns are not able to keep them out of their districts.
 The Filipinos were brought to Seattle to make room for 205 men- ingitis suspects who were brought in Monday by the American Mail liner, President Jackson The Filipinos were released from Diamond Point with permission of the state health officer five hours after the city health commissioner had ordered all ships carrying Orientals to keep out of Seattle harbor.
 Six nurses have been employed by the steamship company to care for the Filipinos taken i'll with the disease. The number of known cases at Diamond foint was g.. Aberdeen reported 12 F7ilipinos un- der quarantine IA having died from the disease.
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NEW ROAD IN B. c.

Under new bill of the E. C.. legislature completion is promised Iof an old Mackenzie & Mann pro- 1ect, dating back to pre-war days which will link Stewart with the eastern end of the Peace River Valley Five years are allowed for
 the completion. The new line,
 which is called the Northeastern
 Railway, runs up the Finlay river,
 entering upon region not only
 we'll reported mineralogically as
 rich in silver-lead and mica but containing from 10000 to 3o,00o ecres of agricultural land
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-28

A painting of Roald Amundsen' s ship "Gjoa" has been presented .he weeian-American historical museum at Luther college, Deco rah, l.. by the artist, Yngvar Son. Eichsen.
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MAY OBTAIN CONTRACT

The contract for three new coast guard cutters to be built at 2 cost of approximately $3,0oO000 may he obtained from the U. S government by the General Enej1l- eerirg 6a Dry Dock Co.,, of Oakland which was low bidder.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-28

SPECIAL. TOMORROW at the UNION CAFE-BRISKET of BEEF and VEGETABLES 60 c.-CREAM- ED CoDFISH soc, with SALAD.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-28

Have you heard the ne,s "OlSeh" records at Sylvia's7 They are wonderful.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-28

LEDGERS. JOUENALS, INDEX ED FILES ETC. Schallercr's Alas ka Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-28

PURE UNADUlTERATED ICE REAM 50 c. PINT S1.n0 A QUART Schailerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-28

Al meat ana not,in: e,se in the Trye. Hrnnn Meat M,.rket.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-28

CLEANLINESS and the best of meats our motto. Fry -Bruhn's.
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Film Actress
VanfsheS With
So, 900 in Pay
BIT Hited Pres

BIZ United Pres
HOLLYWOOD. Cal, July Ia
Virginia Lee Corbin, 17-year-old
screen actress, disappeared Satur-
dav and has not been seen by rel
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CITY URGED TO
Reject Gift OF
/ DOG POUND SITE
Councilman Meurer Argues
PendIeton Pike Ground
Is Unsuitable.

Rejection Of the gift of ten lots
along Pendleton pike, between
Phipps street and Walker avenue for
a new city dog pound site. was
urged today by City Councilman Al
bert Meurer.
Meurer suggested moving the dog
pound to the city sewage disposal
plant, southwest of the city. de-
claring the proposed site insult
able
I represent the citizens living IN
the vicinity Of the proposed pound
site, the same as those from Irv-
ingtOn. and I do not propose to let
them dump a dog pound in my dis
trict," Muerer said. They wouldn't
dump a dog pound in Golden Hill,
and they can't in the district rep
resent
Delegation Protests
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Patrick have
deeced the ten lots to the city on
condition that a SIS 900 pound be
erected on the property. City coun-
Gil has delayed acceptance Of the
gift pending further study Of the
situation. A delegation headed by
John Sickle, 2535 Phipps street, re
monstrated against accepting the
site Monday night before the coun-
Gil.
Meurer declared the proposed 10
cation is undesirable because there
ars no sewer and water connections.
He pointed out that it Is necessary
to haul dead dogs TO the sewage dis
posal plant through city streets from
the present site.
Calls Pound Filthy
The city should have determined
the temper of the citizens surround
ing the property before the land was
bought. I am told that the real
estate man told property owners
the location would be used for an
experimental station" Meurer said,
adding that the present pound, which
is rented from the indianapolis HUI
name Society, is filthy"
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little fear regarding her safety,
since the actress has disappeared
similarly a number Of times IN the
past.
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Calls Pound FILTHY
Tests Trade at Home

RI lines special
ANDERSON. Ind, July lathe
board of works has been reminded
that Anderson has a trade at home
policy. The reminder was in the
form Of a letter from the Anaconda
Wire and Gable Company, suggest
ing that inasmuch as the company'S
plant here buys electric power from
the municipal electric light and
power plant at the rate Of about
$4,000 a month the city plant should
in turn buy all wire from the Ana
conda company. The matter was
referred to c. B. STEELE, superin-
tendent of municipal plants.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :

Daily News quoting Captain H. Kris
Jensen, master of the Danish motor
ship Mexico, which has been search
ing for the Kobenhavn.
The Kobenhayn, which was the
largest sailing ship in the world, last
was seen drifting dangerously near
a reef of the Tristan da Cunha Is
lands far in the south Atlantic, its
sails reduced or furled and appar-
emily not a soul aboard, Captain
Kristensen said.
Captain Kristensen, who visited
Tristan in his search, said that he
was convinced the ship had been
abandoned or all Of the crew were
i'll. The ship still was in good con-
dition when seen near the remote
islands.
The story of the Tristan da Cunha
natives-which pictured a mystery
ship without a man aboard-said
that the Kobenhavn narrowly
missed disaster on the reef, but
finally, silently swung away with the
current, and drifted off into the
nists toward the Antarctic.
In 1928 the New York state
BaumeS commission estimated that
general crime, as distinguished from
financial crime, costs $4,000, 900, 900
a year.
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Nay 5000. 600 persons have visit
ed the top of Washington monu-
ment.
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ELKS SURPASS
100000 COAL
City Lodge Raises $685.
900 in RefinanCing Drive.

indianapolis Lodge No. Is, B. P.
O. E., today rejoiced over the sue
cess of its refinancing drive.
The goal for the campaign was
100000, but pledges at a dinner of
the refinancing committee Wednes-
day night netted S22, 300, pushing the
total to $508,672.
Teams in the campaign were di-
vided into four regiments, the sec
ond regiment, headed by Paul G.
Beckner, having the highest total,
$61,816.
Regiment commanded by M. M.
Dunbar was second with S57 300.
Otto Ray received a loving cup for
having the highest total Of any
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On WAY to Wed

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 18.-Virginia
LIE Corbin. 17-year-old screen star,
who gave her guardian the slip in
Hollywood. will be met here this
afternoon by Teddy Knoll, broker,
with a proposal Of marriage.
Miss COrbin was in Chicago Tues
day night, Knoll said, and added
that he hopes she names the we'd
ding day soon.
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LOST SAILING
VESSEL SIGHTED
AS GHOST SHIP
South Atlantic Legend
Already Built Around Van
iShed Cadet Crew.

By United Press
LONDON, July 18-F'ate of the
long missing Danish training ship
KObenhaven, which disappeared
somewhere off the coast of southern
Africa last January, promises to be-
come one of the mysteries that COM
prise the narrowing legends Of the
south Atlantic.
New details of the disappearance
Of the sailing ship with sixty cadets
aboard were added to the story in
dispatch from Capetown to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-18

member. He announced that Ster-
ling r. Holt, city controller, had
donated $500 to pay for the initia-
ton of 100 selected men in the fall
class.
An organization, to be known as
the "AntIer's Herd was founded.
Members of the drive committee
who obtained one subscription are
entitled to membership
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Firemen Attend Convention.
BH Times Special

EW 7 fMtS NUttINF
ANDERSON, Ind, July 18,-An-
derson's fire fighting force is well
represented at the annual conven-
ton of the Indiana Firemen's As
sociation at Gary. Fifty members
of. the Anderson department are
attending and will ask that
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WON TITLE IS UPHELD
Name Prefix o. X. for Use in Re-
public of Greco Sloyakia.

BIZ United Press
PRAGUE, July 18.-Prohibition Of
the use of titles in the postwar
republic of Czecho- Slovakia does not
apply to the word Won an approx
innate social equivalent to the Eng
fish SIR" and the French de"
The constitutional supreme court
ruled the won" is part of name
and not a title.
In pre-war days the won" was
dearly priced as a mark of distinc-
ton by central Europeans granted
by their respective emperors, the
right to use it.
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atlveS or friends
since, her guard
ian, Mrs. Helen
Keyser, reported
TO the missing per-
sons bureau today.
A few minutes
before she had
dropped + r o m
sight. she received
a 81, 400 pay check
from the First Ma
tional Studios, It
wa S said. Mrs.
Keyser said she
heard reports that
the actress was en-
route east.
Friends of Miss
C.-.-s., ovy,,-pcc aI
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IS. 1929

the 1890 convention be held here
Caleb Shinkle, captain of Anderson
No. 2 company, is member Of the
bylaws committee of the state as
ISOLATION.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
L I CLUE MEETS

Friday afternoon Mrs. Henry
Damme entertained the members
Of the Little Bridge club at her
home. Mrs. A. A. Bonneau receiv-
ed the club prize. Mrs. ". E. Cool:
received guest prize and Mrs. Mar
win Sneed the consolation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06

turned Tuesday from a visit to Cor
pus Christi and San Antonio.
Mrs. Sue Floyd Smith Of San
Antonio is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. w. p. Housert.
A group Of friends enjoyed an
outing and picnic supper on Tues
day evening at the Cascade Pool
They were Judge and Mrs. j. 4.
Leslie and little daughter Mary
Evelyn, Miss Mackie Leslie Of Ma
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. (. TranthaIn
and son Earl. Mrs. II. RI. Harre.l
and Mary Sue H~arrell, Betty Ann
Cook ana Mr.. and Mrs. Les ONeal
and Katherine OrNeal.
Miss Elsie Edwards has returned
from an all-summer trip TO Chicago
and Illinois. She was accompanied
home by George Osborn, who has
been attending summer school a.
A. g. M. college and Mrs. Roy Tel
ford Of San Antonio. who viii be
a guest Of her mother, Mrs. James
Telford.
Jim Glasscock. Jr.. has returned
home from a visit IN Houston and
Freeport.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Shannon Of
Maria, Mrs. L. Z. Ellis and daugh-
ter Joy OF Uvalde. and Mrs. j.. w.
Leslie of Mason. who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Lem
burg have returned to their homes.
Mrs. Leslie is Mrs. Lemburg's
mother and Mrs. Ellis and Mrs.
Shannon r her sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Lemburg had
as their guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ziller OF Beaumont
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lemburg
and daughter Sarah OF TT. Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Rich have as
their guests James Durbin and sou
Frank Of Emerson, Ia.
Mrs. Sam King Of San Marcos
returned TO her home Saturday
night after a visit of more than q
month with her sistre, Mrs. <. NJ.
Card.
Mrs. J. @. Mcmillan and little
daughter. Dorothy Nell, returned
Wednesday from a months vaca-
ton trip 10 San Antonio. Cusro
Gonzales and other central Texas
points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
SAN BFNITO
BRIDE-ELECT

BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
Thursday nirht at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Hargrove at La
Feria. one Of the most beautiful af-
fairs Of the summer season was the
party wiven with Miss Minette
With Of Santa Rosa as hostess.
honorirg Miss Corinne Baker Of San
Benito. whose approaching marriage
to John Wirth has been announced.
The color scheme Of pink and
Green was carried out in the beauti-
full pink roses and ferns in vases and
baskets throughout the living room.
Two tables Of bridge and two tables
CT dominnes we're enjoved during the
evening. Tallies with their tinv bride
and groom. still further carried out
the color scheme. Fruit punch. with
pink ice cubes containing a green
olive frozen in the center was served
during the games.
Mrs. Bouerman won high score
when bridge scores were counted
and was presented with a dainty
string Of pearls. Wilson Dye. VINO
won high score for the men. vas
given a smoking set. Mrs. Williams.
who won low. received bridge pads.
and Alton Stephens a paper weight.
In dominoes. 1fiss Baker won high.
z string Of beads. and John Wirth.
high a smoking set. Miss Mabel
Baker received a doll for consola-
ticn. and Mack Maple. a paper
WEIGHT.
After prizes were distributed. a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
MERCEDES
PERSONALS

EEhSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kennedy and
daughter, Mary. have gone TO New
Mexico. where they will make their
home in the future.
Mrs. Effie Jewell ShelselI returned
TO Mercedes Friday night from Aus
tin. where she has been attending
summer school. Mrs. Shekell will
teach in the primary department Of
the schools here.
MIR. and Mrs. John Edwards and
daughters. Dorothy and Nellie. have
returned from an extended vacation
trip through Colorado and New Mex
leo.
Philip Pergues has for his house
guests. his brother and family. Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Pergues and daugh-
ter. Susanne. of Port Arthur. Texas.
Mrs All Robinson has returned
from Wisconsin where she spent the
past summer. MIR. Robinson will re-
turn in the near future after COM
plotting business matters there.
Mrs. j. L. Lewis has returned 70
her home in San Antonio after
spending two weeks here in the
home OF her son. J. c. Lewis. and
family.
Mrs. z. T johnson and children
Jaccueline and Peggy. have return
ed from Bav CITY where thew Wis
tied Mrs. Johnson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Peck and
DAUGHTER. Pegrv. or Weslaco. were
ouests here durin0 the past week in
the home Of Mrs pnct's parents. Mr..
ar Mrs. j. p McAdams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Brown
have returned 10 their home in Cue-o
after a visit here in the home Of MI.
arr Nrs Gene Brown.
Mrs. Harry lawson has returned
from q months stay in San Anto-
Mo and Kerrviile.
Miss Ocie McNiei had FOR her
quest during the past week. Miss
Phillina louise ard Glenn Boetch-v
Of East Rernard. Teas.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r.. M O-Hai- a-T
three children OF Rockhill. North
Carolina. are in Mercedes. quests in
the home NJ Mrs. O-Fair's sister.
Me- win corair~%
Mr.. erd Mrs. .F0rn Ashton ard
TWO children spent the rast week in
Kerrville on a rerreaticna1 visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen and
Mrs H. w. Allen returned this
week from 81. Louis where they
srA-t the raet few weeks
Mrs. A. W. Shouse and Mrs. ".
II. Carlisle and two children are
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spending two weeks in Corpus Chris
ii on a recreational visit.
Anton Burton. head Of the depart
ment OF Rotary at the School 81
Mines in FL Paso. spent the past
week In Mercedes a guest In the
home Of Mrs. Mary Morrow.
Miss Georgia De Vries left at the
weekend for Columbia. Missouri
where she viii spend two weeks Wis
ting friends.
Miss Dorothy Nell Smith has re-
turned to Mercedes from an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends
in the northern states.
Mrs. Ernestine Harris and little
daughter have returned from Liv-
inrston, Texas. where they visited
friends and relatives.
Mrs. q. M. Campbell and daugh-
ter. Elsie. and Mrs. K. N. Wood. have
returned to their homes in Grenada.
Mississippi. after spending several
weeks in Mercedes and the Valley.
Mrs. Leonard Walker. Mrs. Byrd
Baskin and daughter. Geraldine. and
Mrs. Baskin's house guests. Mrs.
Jewell Batv and Mrs. Rosalies Bos-
well or Little Rock. Arkansas. and
Miss Anna Kate NcDoral were en-
tertained N the home of Lester Har-
grove IN la Feria during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. REACH and
daughters. Frances and Grace. have
returned from IN extended trim
through Ohio and other EASTERN
states.
The Rev. and Mrs. Row Baldwin
have returned from q several weeks
vacation 70 points in Louisiana, The
Rev. Baldwin Is pastor Of the local
Baptist churcr.
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HIDALGo BRIDGE CLUB

4DAAO DkhADGL GAlb
Members OF the Hldalgo Bridge
club we're entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. r. c. Rodriguez at
her home in Hidslgo.
Prizes were awarded Mesdames
A. Q. Taylor, z. G.. Vela and John
Pate.
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cedar chest, wrapped in pink and
green paper tied up as a package
was carried in and placed before the
guest OF honor, who was instructed 70
open the package. On opening the
cedar chest Ii was found TO be filled
with lovely gifts for the bride-to-be.
Those enjoying the affair were
Miss Corinne Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Day Of San Benito. Miss
Mabel Baker. Miss Leoline Horton
and Mr. and Mrs. Davenport Of Wes-
laco Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bauerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Williams and
John With Of Santa Rosa. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. o. Hargrove. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Naples. Leonard Hargrove.
Wilson Dye. and Alton +. Stephens
of La Feria.
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HONOR PRESIDENT OF CLUB

Members Of the Bluebonnet club
met Wednesday Afternoon at the
homes Of Mrs. Bowser and Mrs.
II. B. Dovis and later proceeded in
a body to the home Of Mrs. c. Nc
Nallie. club president.
They succeeded in completing
their plans for the afternoon, ten
dering Mrs. McNallie a surprise.
She was presented with a large
birthday cake and a set OF glasses
after being told by club members
that each year on her birthday she
should drink TO the health Of the
members .
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LAWN PARTY

Mrs. Paul Jones entertained on
Friday afternoon with an attractive
lawn party at her home. honoring
her little daughter Marion VINO
celebrated her ninth birthday an
niversary.
About thirty-six little friends
were present.