Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-01
Valley Students
u. of T..

ihW u tHe university OF texas
which will be held Monday dec
Il 81 at Austin. All OF the $40 student:
OF the school OF law will be present
Students from the Lower Rio
Grande Valley enrolled in the schoo'
OF law are Frank Abbott Of Har-
lingen. o. E. Cannon. Jr. IF Mis-
sion. Bryan Hunt Carl OF Mission
Humberto Garcia Of Brownsville
Osbaldo Garcia OF Brownsville. Men
ton Murray Of Mercedes. Fred Wag-
ner Of Brownsville, and William
Seaman Of Brownsville.
Perigrinus, patron saint" of the
school, viii make his first appear.
ance since the annual banquet last
December.
Members Of the high courts OF
Texas will be guests at the affair.
Herschell Walling OF Mission. In
stractor In accounting at the Univ
ersity OF Texas and research ac-
scountant In the bureau Of business
research, has returned to the cam
puS after a week spent in Houston
Beaumont and Galveston, where he
gathered material for two research
problems he Is working on this year.
While In Houston he met with the
Texas Society OF Certified Account
ants. The society Is cooperating
with Mr.. Walling in his research
work.
He spent several days in confer
ence with the rice millers Of the
three cities in connection with his
project, a uniform classification Of
the accounts OF the Rice Millers'
association. He will work out a
system Of comparative figures for
the entire industry.
Girls Of the Llttlefield dormitory
of the University Of Texas gave a
dinner Friday night honoring the
girls who have birthday anniyer-
saries in November and July. Miss
Cristina Longoria OF Mission was
one of the students honored.
Miss Longoria, a first year stud
ent in the university. Is enrolled in
the school Of pharmacy.
Thirty new members were in
itiated at a meeting Of the Univer-
sity Pre-Medical society this week.
One OF the initiates was Miss Da-
linda Rodriguez Of Harlingen.
Grover Wagner Of Brownsville
sophomore in the university. Is an
old member OF the group. having
been elected during the past long
session.
The Pre-MedlcaI society Is one Of
the largest and most active organ
lzations on the campus OF the
University Of Texas:
Carlos z. Castenada, Of Browns
vile, graduate student Of the UNI
versity or Texas and Latin-Ameri-
carr librarian, addressed the meet
ing or the Latin-American club this
week.
students from the Valley taking
mart In the program included Frank
Torres Of Brownsville, who sang
several songs. and Miss Emma Soils
OF Rio Grande City, who IS . mem
Der Of the initiation committee.
Twenty-one students win be initial
ed at the next meeting OF the ciuo'
The student edition of the Uni
versity OF Texas Law Review is
sued this weekend. contains COM
ments and case notes by Workman
Davenport and william Seaman,
both or Brownsville.
Davenport has written an article
on Federal Procedure" He Is a
graduate Of the June. 1929, class
and Is a member of C~hancellors. ma
tional honorary scholastic fraternity
Of the schools Of law.
Seaman has a case note printed
in the Review. He Is ar advanced
student in the school OF law, and
Is a member of Delta Phi Delta,
honorary and scholastic legal fra
ternity.
Miss Sarita Lomax is spending
the THANKSGIVING holidays at hcr
home In San Benitc. having a. her
guest Miss Edith Lowe Of San An
tonic.
Both ere students in the college
Of arts and sciences Of the uni
verSity and reside at the Scottish
Rite dormitory.
Miss Mary Earnest OF Mercedes
IS spending the weekend in San
Antonio. Miss Earnest Is enrolled In
the college OF arts and sciences Of
the university. She is a member Of
Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
The University Of Texas chapter
Of Zata Tau Alpha sorority enter
tanned Tuesday In honor Of a mem
Der Of the national council Of the
group.
Members Of the sorority from the
Valley taking part were Misses Mary
Margaret. Winona and Helen Glass
cock Of Mercedes and Miss Anne
Scanlan Of Brownsville.
The guests included Mrs. Dan
Moody, wife Of the governor Of Tex
as.
Frank Holland chapter OF Alpha
Delta Sigma. honorary and profess
sional advertising fraternity at the
University of Texas, held pledge
services Monday for eight men.
Dan G. Fowler Of H~arlingen was
one Of the pledges.
Fowler, a student in journalism
IN the university. Is 6 member Of
ADelta Sigma Phi fraternity.
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Newman Hall. girls dormitory. en-
tertained Friday night Of last week
with the fall term dance. The house
was decorated IN autumn colors
with leaves and moss.
The guest list included Mention
Mt1~~av m Mercedes and Grover and