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ALEXANDRIA BASKET
SERIES DEADLOCkED

ALEXANDRIA, March 30.--A rally
In the closing minutes carried st. Mary's
Ceitics to q 1929 win over Hoffman
Clothiers tonight in the final game OF
the Alexandria title series In the
armory. sS
/ The result threw the series into q
triple tie among the Celtics. Clothiers
and Old Dominion Boat Club. each Of
which has won three games and lost
three. !. I.
Celtics and Clothiers will meet again
wednesday night, with the winner fac
ing Old Dominion Saturday night.
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Totals. ...33 27i2
8 sds 81

Two-base hits--Layton as. BYRD. Sacrifices
whitman az. stolen base-Emert. Dou-
Bile play-LonE. Randolph to Close. Sacrt-
nee fy-OTcoie. Struck out--By Layton. 2:
BY Long. 4. Bases on balis-On Layton. 4;
OF Long, o.: Hit By pitcher-By. I1ng
sinis Fssse S baiiswareia ugpre
Mr.. Clarke international League}. Time OF
eanie--2 hours and ~ minutes.
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Many Tennis Journeys Carded
For Middle Atlantic Section

September 16-Closed Baltimore women's
championships, Baltimore.
October 7-fIot Springs Golf and Tennis
Club Fall tournament, Hot Springs, Va,
October 14-Greenbrier Autumn tourna-
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40 CUNTS IN TOURNEY.

CHICAGO, March 80 Op. - Forty
high school basket ball teams-the pick
Of the Nations best--start their quest
for national honors Tuesday In the Uni
versity Of Chicago's eleventh interscho-
lastic tourney.
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lows:
April baseball. Princeton.
April 3--lsase ball. Colgate.
April t-Ease ball. Yale.
APRIL APRIL sss s ,s ssI yajs .r.et. NJ /
Y AZ IssxinIston' tennis. Country Club
A ADfil losse bal BALI M massisd
Aprii ii-ISerosse. fennssIyanias base bah
Washineton and Lee a. Lexins;
, sSni srnnp,s; Wiliian ana mary q
Aprii ia-Ssse bali. wiil.sms tpractice,; ten
An,, is HsryarS Sa e Ncr srn;n.
Norfolk Country mt club Il Ncr7fols
April Tees ban. Da.i ,sn,' lacrosse st
A aSri MN. ssninsses sns Lee.
AApprriii 5s-fscrosss. Randoifph-Macon at Ash
April as-rssnnniiis. Davidson.
:. track. Penn Relays e fhiissdsIDSis,
April Ras ss sni sssss Carolina st.se
MAY s--TsscE; STATE meet: bsse ban, Msry.
Msrylsnd 4 ooiisse park. -,
NAV NAV s. hsh pe. !: Il nf palss tennis
Hayertord 1t HAyerford.
May s--Bsss Ssll. North Caroline s state q
ssisasninh tennis rennssivanis =
May io--Bsss BAH. North Carolina At Chapel
lIill; tennis. Johns Hopkins q
May Ii--TracE. Princeton; base ban. North
s EIssaa aoaS Sasfn oss Il 'f sssi
Nay 6al ~. Y: j. Az. A slssIsSurs.
MAJ MAJ isfssst jsii sos Washinsson and Lee
track, Navy at Annapolis
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MUCH ACTION AHEAD
FOR VIRGINIA TEAMS

UNIVERSITY, Va, March 30.--Uni-
versity OF virginia varsity teams In base
ball, track, tennis and lacrosse have a.
scheduled contests to be played during
April and May.
The base ball, lacrosse and tennis
teams got into action during March,
but the first track meet Is to be held
In Lexington next Saturday against vir-
ginia Military Institute.
The complete Spring schedule fol-
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Georgia Techs Golden Tornado
foot BAH team, which defeated the
California Bears early this year, re-
ceived live bear from California adj
il1irers.
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totals 49,. II So Totals LIZ 5 40
Heferee-1Mr. Ford District OF Columbia
Approved Board).
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w WITH i've teams entered con1pe-
tition In the Prep School
MN Tennis League viii start
v y April II and end May 20.
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w WITH several teams listed tf
MA open their season and Others
MN ell set for energetic practices
sessions, Sandlct base BALI
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MASON'S IDEA GETS.
M|LLER'S SUPPORT
Washington Club Linksman
Offers to Give Prizes
for Such Event.

A. PROPOSITION started last year
~ by Guy Mason, chairman Of
IL the Congressional Country Club
"A golf committee, to hold tour
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
Eat Everything
without Fear
Of Indigestion

Are there lots or foods you can't
eat-for fear of gas, bloating.
pains in the stomach and bowels2
Do you have TO pass I'D favorite
dishes-while tie rest enjoy them2
That's a sign you need Tanlact
For more than 10 years Tanlac has
restored TO vigorous health thou
sands who denied themselves their
favorite foods Just az you have to.
Mrs. Albert B. Greer, 720 wv.
Markham St., Little Rock, Ark.
says: "Since taking two bottles on
Tanlac, / ~ eat anything without
indigestion and put in "a full days
EOrk without "a bit Of trouble"
III yoa suffer from Indigestion
gas. dizziness, headaches, ~constipa-
ton or torpid liver-give Tanlac "A
chance 70 help youl The first bot
tie often brings the needed relief
Tanlac is q good, pure medicine,
made of roots. barks, and herbs
that are recognized by the United
States Pharmacop0cia. Get 10 from
your druggist today. Your money
back If il doesn't help you.
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B MOWTE. \
n SlDElIGH7S B
RIvOLT-SAN BENETO

Raoul Walsa's most recent direc-
torial effect. The Cock Eyed World"
attraction at the RivoIi in san Be-
nito. an all talking Fox Movietone
picture. offers first rate entertain
ment with special vocal and instru-
mental specialties. This picture EN-
phaSizes Walsh's versatility. In fact,
we believe 1t to be enc Of the sea-
SON outstanding productions.
It's keynote is the continual bat
tic between Flagg and CURT OF
What Price Glory" fame. Their
love affairs provoke a series Of
laughs, in fact some of the situ-
ations were SO amusing that the
audience howled. There Is a con-
sistent balance OF pathos and well
sustained tensely human situations.
And Of course our old friends Vic
McLaglen and Ed Lowe arc FIagg
and Quirt respectively. We enioy-
ed them more In this production
than we did IN Glory because we
hear everything that this cclorful
pair OF "leathernecks" say about
each other. and just leave Ii 10 a
pair Of har6boiled marines TO wise
crack.
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IN SOCIETY CRDEs---A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN &=

for several days visit last week
with their parnets, returned Sun.
day night 70 Lady OF the Lake
College at San Antonio where thew
r students.
Mrs. Bascom Cox visited III
Austin last week.
MesdaE1es r. b. Crearer. .Jnhn
Gregg, Lena more, w. S. west and
AL Parker of In Feria viii leave
Wednesday night for a visit In
Austin.
r.. NJ. Gilmore Of HaynesviIle. La
is in Brownsville for a visit with
his daughter, Mrs. M. r. Hall.
Mrs. Wallace Harwood is expect
ed to return Sunday from a visit
with relatives in FrentresS.
John Il. Kee came in SUNDAY
from Maricas5o, Venezuela. for an
extended visit with his mother.
Mrs. N. L.. Kee. He Is with the
Largo Petroleum company n Ven
zuela.
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Will We get rid Of the lady
like young man, now that the
manly girl has gone out?
/ saw a sweet young thing at
a tea the other day and he sang
a song about the moon and
spoon, and June and dear me,
he was too sweet for words
and the girls thought he was
simply too utterly adorable. He
thought SO too. il took no intel
ligence whatsoever to see that
Goodbye. Teddy and Billy.
Farewell, Harry and Jimmie.
VIII the boys names 20 out
with the boyish manner I won
der2 Anyhow. whatever you call
yourselves. girls. this gray old
world is mighty glad to sec you
home again.
Take off your hats, have n
chocolate, dol-then say choco-
lates are coming back too--and
stay with US a little while.
We need you in the business
of living-we do indeed.
lssG NcEsss7g Fsstae s@ziss. I~
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Young, OF
Greenville, arrived Monday morn
ing for q visit in the city.
Jacob Embry. Of Dallas, IS in
town.
owen p. White and Chas. 4. KEEL
" are N Brownsville from New
York.
Barclay A. Greene, Of Kansas
City. is in Brownsville.
Anita Dix, or Pittsburgh. Pa, Is IN
the city.
Mrs. VIM. Klyne arrived Monday
from New Orleans.
g. Williams. Of Plainview, Is visit
ing the Valley.
Phil Hopkins Is In town from San
Antonio.
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Pattee. OF
Point Isabel, spent the week end In
town.
y. a. Calmondo. Of Mexico City.
Is in Brownsville.
r. Cardenas, Tampico, Is spend
ing a fewsdays il the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. #. q. Schem, Of
De5plaines. Ill. is In Brownsville
1. II. Mellon. Mercedes, spent
Sunday in Brownsville.
DR.. and Mrs. Murray Douglas,
San Antonio. are In the city.
s. J. Beebe, Union. ". ", came
IN Sunday.
y. @. La Mend, OF Louisville, XIV.
Is in town.
Miss Helen McDowd Is visiting
the city.
r. M. Weaver. PittSburg. Pa, l.
visiting here.
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Inc girls were all gone the
pretty, rosy, bright-eyed, laugh
Ing, dimpled girls. and in their
place strobe great ungainly,
awkward. stif-legged. long
armed. big-footed. masculine
creatures, with little bits of heads
and flat chests. and hard faces,
and dark skins. and eyes made
up to look like burned holes i'm
q blanket, to use a somewhat
Cutworn, but still picturesque,
comparison.
And the manners changed
with the dresses.
The girls stood with their feet
rs far apart as they could pos
sibly get them, they rubbed their
poor little hands across their
chins as if they were smoothing,
an incipient beard. ard oh, how
they swore, and how they
smokedl Dear me. there va no
variety in the world at all! The
girls were just like boys. and
h~ard-boiled boys at thatl And
the boys-that's what is worry
ing me now.
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Funeral Services
Held For Bunker

DONNA, Nov. 5-Funeral services
for Fred w. Bunker who was ac-
cidentaly killed IN san Antonio Sat-
urday morning. were held ct II
o'clock Monday morning al the
home OF Mrs. Ruth Mullican, sister
Of the deceased.
The Rev. w. "A. Farmer. pastor
of the Christian church had charge
OF the services. assisted by the Rev.
y. y. Richards pastor of the Meth
odist church. Surviving relatives
present we're his mother. Mrs. "a.
Bunker. three daughters. Misses
Dorothy. Hilda Mae. and Ruth:
two sisters, Mrs. nj. Fl. Huffor. Mrs.
Ruth Mullican, and a brother, Joe
Bunker OF Weslaco. Interment was
III the Donna cemetery. P~allbearers
were; 4. II. Sanders, j. B. Scott,
j. H. Mcfarland, Dr.. l.. M. Davis,
NJ. n. Hutto. A. r. Taylor, @. O.
Had5cll.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

Harold Lloyd. who Is recognized
al over the world as a past master
at putting thrills on the screen,
outdoes himself in his first all
talking picture. Welcome Danger
which IS now showing at the Capitol
Theatre.
Underground Chinatown in San
Francisco provides the setting for
the gags which are guaranteed to
send chills racing through the blood
of even the most anaemic picture
fan.
It's a different kind Of a thrill
one gets in the first Lloyd all -talkie.
however. The circulatory system in
creaseS its speed every time Lloyd
moves in the UNDERGROUND China
town scenes. and the heart responds
frequently to the number Of classic
romance scenes between the bespec-
tacled comedian and his new lead
ing lady. Barbara Kent, in other
rorticns OF the picture.
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MAKES YOU LOOK
YEARS

The skin or youth lies IN every box
of new wonderful MELLO-GLO
Face Powder. The purcst powder
made-its color Is passed BY the
u. s. government. No pastiness,
flakinesS or irritation. "A new
French process makes II spread
more smoothly and prevents large
pores. No more shiny noBes-it
stays on longer. Use MELLO-GLO.
-Cisneros Drug Stores.-Adv.
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Mrs. ard Mrs. Alfred LiSsner re-
turned Sunday after q three weeks
visit 70 points in north Texas,
spending several days In Dallas at
tending the State fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Elliot OF FL
dorado. Kansas arrived in Donna
last week and are experimenting
the packing and shipping Of the
fruit from their orchard.
Mrs. Dora Hansen formerly Of
Donna. but now residing in San
Francisco, Cal. arrived Saturday
and will spend some time here
t~ransacting business and visiting
friends.
Mr.. and lArs- A. o. Of Dundee.
MINI. arrived Sunday and plan
70 spend the winter here.
Mrs. J +. Thomson, chairman
Of the committee en- young peoples
work Of the Methodist church. re-
turned from San Antonio Sunday
where she attended the meeting
Of the WeSt Texas Methodist Con-
ference.
Or. A. Y. Laird returned Sunday
from Chicago where she has been
for the nast ten days on a business
and pleasure trip.
Bradford Carr. formerly or Dom
M. but now residing in California
arrived Wednesday and will spend
the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Turner and
Mrs. and MRS. w. e. Jones returned
MONDAY from inEsvillc where
they spent the weekend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
Society Plans
Christmas Sale

Plans for the annual Christmas
sale, 10 be held during the week
of December /, were formulated by
members Of the Altar society Of the
Sacred Heart church at its meet
ing monday afternoon with Mrs
Fred Starck. Sixteen were in at
tendance. The downtown building
ia which the sale will be held Is
to be announced at a later date.
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Couple to Wed In
Public Ceremony

HARLINGEN, Nov. 5-fP)-The
announcement that a public we'd
ding is TO be performed as one Of
the features OF tho Ernie Young's
Revue at the Valley Mid Winter
Fair this year has brought an i'm
mediate response from couples will
ing TO be married at this public
ceremony.
No announcement OF the names
NJ the young couple to be married
viii be made until the night Of
he ceremony. but they will be re-
preventative OF Valley people. De-
finite arrangements for "a couple
are expected TO be closed this week.
md elaborate preparations for the
ceremony started.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
Beth e. Meets
In San Benito

Members Of Brownsville, San Be
nito and Harrington Eisterhood Of
Bethel associations met in San
Benito Monday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. G. M. Wunderman
Local members attending were Mes
Games I. Dorfman. b. M. Freuden-
stein. j. NJ. Stein. F. Bloom, Frank
Berwald, z. A. Rosenthal, and A.
Aeheirn. Plans were discussed for
a large card party which will be
given IN Brownsville in about two
weeks. The hostess served refresh
nents at the close of the meeting.
Bethel will meet next month at
the home OF Mrs. Wayne Wood in
BROWNSVILLE.
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Especial to The Herald)


MEXICO CITx, Nov. 5-One
American, ono Canadian, and three
Mexicans have been appointed to
function as the first committee OF
selection in Mexico of the John
Simon Guggenheim Memorial
Foundation.
The new committee includes: AM
bassador Dwight w. Morrow: Mr..
c. r. G.. Conwa- a Canadian, pre-
sldent OF the Mexican Tramways
Company and Mexican Light ara
Power Company, Limited: Javier
Sanchez Mejorada, Secretary OF
Communications and Public Works;
Prof. Noises SaenZ, Under-Secret-
airy Of Public Education; and Car
los C~ontreraS, ,xican editor and
architect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

coming officers are as follows: Mrs.
v. I. Conrad, vice president; Mrs.
=. e. Walters. recording secretary
MIS- Z. A. Sterling. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. r. K. Green. treas
urer, reelected; superintendent
urer. reelected; supeintendents
cnildren'S work, Mrs. McKinsey:
young people. Mrs. w. r. Jones.
reelected: mission study, Mrs. M.
L. Love, reelected: publicity. Mrs.
.: q. Graham; sovial service, Mrs.
q. r. Easterly: supplies. Mrs.
Fred Barton and local work, Mrs.
j. X Bull.
A large attendance was present
ana the election of officers follow
Cd the regular business session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
Hope Chapter
Initiates Three

Hope chapter Of o. Z. s. held IN
ltiation ceremonies for three new
members following the regular busl-
ness meeting Monday night at the
hall. A large representation 81
members was present. and in adj
dition. ten visitors from out-oi-
state chapters. Refreshments were
served following the initiation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

Mrs. q. L. Brundrette entertain
"a Wednesday afternoon with q
party at school for her daughter,
Noyella, on her seventh birthday.
Guests for the afternoon were her
classmates and teachers Of the
first grade.
Halloween decoration were at
tractively arranged about the room
and caps and favors were pre-
sented 70 each guest. "A large BIRTH
Gay cake decorated In Halloween
col0rs was cut and served with
other CONNECTIONS TO about thirty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
Baptist Women
Welcome Pastor

Special welcome was extended "
the new pastor OF the Baptist
church, Rev. Smith, and his wife
By members Of the Baptist Mis-
sionary society at the regular bust
ness and social meeting Monday
afternoon at the church.
Mrs. ID. S. Leftwitch lead devo-
tionals. using as her subject the
topic. Holding Forth the Word OF
Light
Following the program, members
OF Mrs. Groom's group served re-
freshments to about IS members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
Comings, Goings,
OF Local People

hrs. Frank BerWald expects 70
leave Saturday night for a visit 10
Houston.
r. A. Porter returned last week
from a trip to 'ew York. Chicago
and Ger eastern points. He and
Mrs. Porter were il Edinburg for
a visit Monday.
MI. and Mrs. g. w. Weston had
O. week end guests Elmer Boys
and Fred Miller OF independence.
Kans. They visited friends II Nc
Allen Friday and attended the
costume dance at the Point Isabel
cIu5 house Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caudill Kirby re-
turned Saturday night from a
short visit IL Houston.
Miss Frances Creager ard Miss
Virginia Pattee, who we're at hone
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Intentions Filed

None.
Marriage licenses issued: Jesus
Torres and Guadalupe Maldonado,
Carracitos Ranch: LonRino Ortiz
and Elena Ramirez, Harlingen;
Juan $. Garcia and Manueia Cor
tez. Los Fresnos; Jose Lopez and
Matiana Olm0s. Brownsville; G. T..
Honea and Ada Russell, Ia Feria,
and Jose Perez and Conception
Rodriguez. FL Solado.
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DONNA
FEDERATI v. ENTERTAINED

The women Of the Presbyterian
church entertained the Church
Federation Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. T. B. Townsend, Mrs. w. q.
Taylor. as chairman, presided. Mrs.
<. Neil and Mrs. J. l.. McDaniels
made short talks.
The program was opened with a
duet by Mrs. s. Crutcher and Mrs.
X. A. Baldwin. Mrs. J.. p. Townsend
gave a talk on her missionary work
among the Mexicans. Mrs. w. A.
Wright gave a reading, For Loves
sake" also two poems, When the
Train Clmes In. and ole October.
Miss Aline Calhoun rendered q
vocal solo and the program closed
with a duet By Mrs. Crutche- and
Mrs. Baldwin.
A refreshment course was served
10 about fifty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
CO-HOsTESSES

Mrs. Herbert McDermott and
Mrs. 5. Crutcher were hostesseS to
the Woman's club Friday after
noon At the home OF Mrs. McDerm-
OFT. The rooms were attr .ctIvely
decorated with bright colored
flowers.
Mrs. Geo. Bear as chairman, gave
a very interesting talk on Japanese
art, vases. satSumaS, etc. Mrs. T..
M. Davis presented the worlds
twelve greatest pictures, in a very
charming manner. Eighteen re-
sp0nded TO roll call on noted art
galleries and museums. A salad
course was served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
Auxiliary Ends
Mission Study

Completing the study of the book
on foreign missions, The Church
In China" members Of the Wcnnen's
Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church
held a double meeting Monday af-
ternoon at the church. The study
was preceded by an executive board
meeting at 2:30 and a regular busi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

Pablo NUM- was fined S63.30 by
Justice Of Z G Peace Fred Kow-
alski Monday after hearing the
case n which Muniz was charged
with reckless driving
Muniz was returning from the
= Paloma Canoe Sunday night
When arrested by Constable John
Martin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05

The masculine manner Is out.
The feminine personality is in.
Let us all join in singing.
"Halle-lu-jah!'
Now we can be sure we are seeing what we
think we are seeing.
Do you know the big s~ilyery globes they
have in some Of these old-fashioned. amuse-
ment parks, where you 90 to feed Tho swans,
and shoot the chutes? Don't you know the big
oval balls that stand on a pedestal and make
you look 50 queer that you can't help laughing
to save your life! Well for the last five or six
years. every time ! have looked out Of the
window onto q crowded street, | felt as Il I
were looking into one Of those silver distortion
mirrors.
And I couldn't help larghing-I really
cculdn't.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
FL Jardin PIT. A.
to Present PLAY

Rapid progress Is being made on
rehearsal by the FL Jardin p. T. a.
members for the presentation Of
Deacon Dubbs, q lively comedy
drama by Walter Ben Hare. The
play is to be presented at I'll Jard-
in school Fridaj evening, Nov. 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
RITE MEET

GALVESTON. Tex. Nov. SIP
The annual reunion Cf Scottish
Rite Free Masonry opened here to-
day with "a program of degree work
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
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Menus
9MeDay

Hard Sauce
4 tablespoons IL teaspoon
butter cinnamon
2 tablespoons lem l-9 teaspoon
on juice salt
2 tablespoons hot 1913 cCpS sift-
cream ted ~confection-
IL teaspoon van ers sugar
lila
Mi the ingredients and beat. Let
stand for . mlnrteS and beat for I
minute. Chill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-05
Methodist Society
Elects New Officers

annual election OF officers w. held by members Of The Methodist
MS1 oSann society Tor the ensuin- year at the regular business meeting
100 AFTERNOON u the church. Mrs. Willie A. George. president pre-
s'1so ourng the session and devotionals were led BY Mrs red Trmnle
MIS- sam Hughston was mad president o. The society and other in
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ness session Of the auxiliary at
$3.50.
The last three chapters az the
book were studied. Mrs. Glenn Land
rcti5 presiding. Lesson topics were
discussed by Mrs. George Smith
Mrs. J. Fl. BatSelI and Mrs. u. p.
Day.
Home missions will be the next
study Of the auxiliary, the text book
70 be The Crowded Way" About
40 members attended the Monday
meeting. Circles Of the auxiliary
will hold meetings next week.