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water pitcher and goblet by Mrs
ID. p. Cav, who said that the gilt
came from her friends in the led
Grafton. Mrs. II. T.. Fitch presented
her with a bouquet from the Self
Culture club. Of which she Is a
member. Mrs. Conrad. almost over
come. said a few words in gracious
appreciation. and impulsively pre-
sented Mrs. Gay with a bouquet OF
lovely garden flowers. In charac-
t~eristic humor, Mrs. Gay relieved
the emotional tension of the mo-
ment by saying the flowers were
doubly welcome. as they we're the
first she had yer received.
Mrs. Jones made a short In
augural address after her installa-
ton. in which she lauded Mrs.
Conrad's administration. and ex-
pressed especial appreciation of the
historical contest which she had
sponsored. She urged that the
federation make some financial ar
rangement for continuing the con-
test through the coming years.
Three movements for civic i'm
provement were put before the fed
Grafton for their consideration by
Mrs. Jones. She cited criticism OF
the telephone posts and high fire
plugs in the downtown district by
visitors. especially during the re-
cent conventions, and suggested
that a move to get the telephone
wires placed underground and the
newer type Of fire plugs placed on
a level with the curb would be a
worthwhile undertaking. She also
declared that not only would the
level fire plugs improve the ap-
pearance of the city. but would also
lower the insurance rate.
The Identification Of Resaca de
la Palma. Familiarity known as
Horseshoe Bend. and of Palo Alta,
was also advocated by Mrs. Jones.
Her favored project. however. and
one on which she urged that some
immediate action be taken. was in
regard to the block now occupied
by the old grammar school, ad-
joining Washington park. This.
Mrs. Jones declared. Is the logical
site for a municipal auditorium.
The need for this Is obvious. she
said. as many meetings are now be-
ing taken TO Harlingen because
Brownsville does not have an audi
forum available. The life Of the
present site for a school would only
he five years. at the city's present
rate Of growth.
Mrs. Jones also urged that the
arbor dav committee next year
take some action to assist in pre-
serving the native flora.
An incomplete list Of committees
appointed by the new president was
read. Final arrangements will be
announced at a later date.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Final Meeting of
City Federation

Mrs. w. r.. Jones was installed az
president Of the city federation Of
women's clubs at the final meeting
on tne year. held Thursday after
noon the Baptist church. She
succeeds Mrs. ". L. Conrad.
Other officers installed were Mrs.
Jesse D. Wheeler. Learners. first
vice president; Mrs. II. RI. Banker.
pubic health nursing association.
second vice president: Mrs. M. r..
Hail, Civic League. recording sec
rotary; Mrs. II. L. Fitch. Self Cul-
tnre. treasurer: Mrs. Geo. M.
smith, Learners. corresponding sec
retary; Miss Florence Bell. Public
Health Nursing association. parlia-
mentarian: Mrs. c. H. DeBardelc-
ben. Parent-Teachers association
auditor; Mrs. v. l.. Conrad. Self
Culture. historian: and Mrs pearl
Nuckols. Civic League. reporter.
Mrs. y. X. Eull conducted the in
st1llaticn.
FINAL reports from Mrs. r. p.
MOTIFS. treasurer. from the mem
Der clubs and standing committees
were heard and approved.
Mrs. E. G. Holiday. reporting
Tor the historical committee. gave
an interesting account OF the his
torlcai contest In the local school.
sponsored by the federation. in
which more than 400 D we're
submitted by students In the high
ano junior high schools. Prizes
amounting TO SIS were donated bv
MRS. Conrad as awards for tho
three best papers on Stephen =
Austin submitted bv high school
students. and the three best IN
sam Houston by junior high pu-
phs The federation gave Mrs
conrad a vote Of thanks for the
donation and her interest in the
contest. which she originated
Mrs. Volney w. Taylor. newly
elected president OF the fifth dis
trict OF the state federation of
Women's clubs. gave a brief talk IN
which she expressed appreciation
LOT the interest and support given
her by her home federation and
asking their cooperation during her
administration and especially
thanking them for the tribute Of
lowers at the district luncheon
Mrs. Henrietta Signor. who was
CHOSEN secretary of the fifth dis
trict. also made a short talk. saw
ing that she appreciated her flou--
ers' nut had asked members not to
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Phone Number
Seven
Calendar For The Week


FAC146
Methodist missionary society has social meeting at
the church, 80. Hostesses Mesdames Sam Hughston,
Geo. Hillyer, Duff Howard, NJ. r. Hall, O.. Z. Taylor,
and ID. s. Wright.
Social meeting Of the Altar society Of the Sacred
Heart church with Mrs. r. II. Clearwater, 443 St.
Charles, $3.50 p. m.
Baptist missionary society meets in circles for Bible
study, 80 p. m.
Woman's guild Of the Church of the Advent, Epis-
copal is entertaining with tea at the parish house, from
4 to 6 D. m. All women of the parish invited.
Annual birthday party Of the Presbyterian auxl-
liary at the church. A special offering for the girls
schools in Mexico will be taken. Members of circle
number two are hostesses. All members urged to attend;
Ladies' Aid society OF the Christian church VIII
have a general meeting at the church, 200 p. m.
Alva Daniels dance recital, S:15 p. m, FAR
grounds auditorium, Harrington.
Tuesday
Rebekahs to have meeting and imitation, l. Y. " r.
hall, 800 p. m.
Mardi bridge club with Mrs. VIM. Phillips, at Al
TUESDAY bridge club with Mrs. Austin.
Wednesday
Wednesday bridge with Mrs. Randolph Wright.
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Valley Society NeWs
and Events

Donald. viii leave for Colorado tEa
first of the week 10 sp<rd TIRE next
three months Mr.. Mcore 4 ri8n-
ming on going later when tire who's
family will drive on 20 Callfmuia
for a visit In that state. The trip
l. made for the henfit of Dorhida
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Gentry arr
son. Don. have returned nome fFuFa
"A visit nt the old home Y ri OlnHy-
MIR. and Mrs. Miller ArrmstrurE.
Jr.. uf Weslaro. Mrs WI F. ARR
strong and Mrs GAIlrrr ~ thla CRY
were tn San Antonio thn FIRST W.
the week.
Mrs. e Splaun ard hrr Aan. H1Il.
and family expect ro leave thR fArm
or the week for Fnby. where MrM
Splawn will remain fur the SlnaHHRr.
Bill and family expecting tn return
In about three weeks
Miss Lois BleiIus returned hnfar
the first OF the week from Tahnkm.
this state. where she has been teach
ing home economies the pas ahnni
year. Miss Blelfis has been re-
elected 70 her position for rext vraT.
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give her a bouquet. since she was
on the entertainment committee.
and wanted 10 keep down expenses.
Mrs. Conrad. retiring president,
summed up the outstanding events
Of her administration. naming Mrs.
Wheeler's resolution recommending
that Brownsville ask an appropria-
ton Of S250.O00 for a new federal
building as the outstanding move
ment Of the year.
Among other events she mention
ed the Pennybacker lecture spon-
sored BY the federation. Or. Crutch-
fields lecture on cancer and its
prevention. the luncheon for Mrs.
Buchanan. state parliamentarian.
and the luncheon for officers and
visitors at the fifth district con-
vention.
At the close of her talk she was
presented with a beautiful silver
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Miss McGovern Weds
Glen S~mal1wood

A very charming quiet wedding
took place on Wednesday. when
Miss Charlotte McGovern. daughter
CT Mrs. Frances McGovern. and Mr..
Glen Smailwood we're married. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. b.. Frigon. pastor Of the Sacred
Heart church in the rectory study
at 4 q. m. Only relatives and close
friends of the young couple we're
present at the ceremony.
The bride was beautifully attired
IN a rose beige ensemble. with Rat
and accessories to match. and car
ried an arm bouquet OF pink roses.
She was given in marriage by her
brother. Tom McGovern.
Miss Annie McGovern. sister OF
the bride. was maid Of honor. She
wor pale pink ~georgette. Mrs. Mae
Schrieber. or San Benito. matron of
honor, was gowned In blue georgette.
Both carried bouquets OF pink roses.
Little Tiny Whitaker made r dam
w flower girl. j.. p. Smallwooi.
brother OF the groom. acted as best
man.
A reception was held 90 the home
Of Mrs. McGovern Just after the
wedding. with the cutting Of the
lovely brides cake as the feature Of
the entertainment. The couple left
soon by motor for Corpus Christi.
where they were TO spend a few
DAYS before going on TO Denver.
Mrs. Smallwood has resided in
Brownsville for a number of years.
and has many friends here. Mr..
Smallwood has been employed here
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smallwood. parents
Of the groom. were here from De-
catur. Ill. for the wedding.
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House Guests
COMMUNICATED

Mrs. II. r. Mckay entertained Fri
day evening with three tables of
bridge complimenting her house
guests. Miss Thelma Berkeley and
Mrs. Fl. Simmang Of San Antonio.
Pink appeared as the keynote Of the
color harmony In decorations and
the accessories OF the game. and the
graceful sprays Of queens wreath
combined with fern for the floral
decorations.
Trophies were awarded Co Mrs. A.
@. Dietel and w. G. Craig, Jr.. for
high Mrs. Craig and Mr.. Mckay
held low scores and received conso-
laticn gifts. Both honorees also re-
ceived rememhrances.
A salad course was served follow
ing the games to Messrs. and Mes
danes w. G. Craig. Jr., A. @. Die
tel. Ernesto Fernandez. j. ". Wills.
Mrs. Fritz Schmidt and the hon.
orees.
Mrs. Mckay entertained her
guests with a beach party on Satur-
day evening.
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vice president from town. The bust
ness session. which vat mostly roll
tine matters. vas taken "a r OF and
reports of the fifth district vom-
ems federation and the Valley ted
Grafton. which were held at Harli1-
gen and McAllen. respectively. were
given by Mesdames j. A. Card and
c. d. Eppright.
The program committee. with
Mrs. Hardin and Mrs. Duffie as
representative members, advised In
regard to the study course for the
coming year, which has been pro-
cured from the State university.
The study for the afternoon with
Mrs. H. H. Ewing as leader. was
taken up. the theme being "Pelleas
and Melisande' by Materlink, the
Belgian dramatic writer. Mrs. Ew-
ing presented a biographical sketch
Of the author. followed by Mrs. j.
"A. Card with 'Materlinck's Contrib
ution to Modern Drama" Mrs. 8. T..
Stewart giving an Analysis OF elleas
and Melisande" and a Study Of the
Three Main Characters" bv Mrs.
w. p. Roberts. This club will meet
again in September. IL Is expected.
JOINT HOSTESSES
"A very happy affair was that Civ
en- by the Mesdames AL Vclz and
Conan Wood at the home Of the for
mer last Wednesday. II was an aft
ernoon of bridge, al which there
we're IL tables Of participants. and
the scene was laid smid the super
beautiful surroundings Of the VAL
ley'S most enhancing asset. a citrus
grove in full bearino of the lusctoIS
fruit. the green foliage OF the great
trees together with the beautiful
v~aricolored flowers and vines max
ing a lovely setting.
The majority OF the tables were
placed on the large porches and the
players we're at their best amorg
the floral decorations composed OF
gladiolas. snapdragons. shasta dais-
les and pink roses. Mrs. w. o.
Brown holding high score Mrs.
Paul Rosette second. Mrs. II. II
Ewing low. with Mrs. Leo Baumfel-
der cutting for consolation. Mrs.
Kemp vas given the guest score.
Out-of-town guests we're Mrs. Wort
en- Of RHODE Island. Mrs. Kemp OF
Houston. Mrs. George Boyle or
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Comings, Goings,
OF Local People

Mrs. 7. Dorfman has returned
from a visit with her sister. Mrs.
Joe Robinowitz at John Sealy hos
pilta. Galveston.
Miss Ruth Helbig has been visit
ing at Point Isabel during the past
week. She returned home FRIDAY.
Dorothy Vertrees spent Friday In
E6inburg.
DR.. Robert s. Parrish OF San An
tcnio was a guest OF Capt. and Mrs.
Vernon M. Shell during the medi-
cal convention.
Mrs. Claude Macy was TO have
left Saturday for Oklahoma. where
she will spend the summer.
Russell Johnston, son Of Col. ard
Mrs w. T. Johnston. is expected
home soon from Harvard,
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Venezuela and Mrs. Helen Pite OF
Lubbock.
TUESDAY BRIDGE
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club held the regular weekly meet
ing at the home of Mrs. T. u. Bur-
nett. with two ables Of players en-
joying the game. Mrs. e. ~ Smith
and Mrs. L. w. Kemp of Houston
we're the only out-of-club guests.
COUNTRY CLUB
Mrs. Chester Nichols entertained
the Country club last Tuesday with
two tables of players. Mesdames
Perkins. Doughty. Eumason. Rent-
sen. willard, Esther Ferguson and
Miss Myrtle Hatch composing the
guests with the hostess playing also.
PERSONALS
Mrs. w. f. Hall and daughters.
Evelyn and Lorene. left the last OF
the week for Stroud. Okla. in re-
Spouse TO a message announcing the
death or her grandmother. Mrs.
Kate Green in that city. Mrs. Hall
will 90 on to Muldrow in that state,
and visit with Mr.. and Mrs. q. w.
Hal. parents of w. T.. for a time,
returning In about three weeks.
Mrs. y. ID. Moore. Jr.. and son,
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Valley Girls
Graduate

Several Valley girls are taking
part in the commencement exercises
at Our Lady of the Lake college in
San Antonio this week. Miss Fran
ces Marie Gay OF San Benito re-
%ceives her bachelor Of arts degree at
this time.
Miss jean Pattee Of Brownsville.
Miss Aurora Guerra. McAllen. and
Miss Selma Winkler. Harrington. re-
ceive their high school diplomas.
They have been guests al a number
OF social functions for the gradu-
ate. and Miss Pattee has a part in
Little Women" presented BY the
high school dramatic club.
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FL Jardin
Club Meets

FL Jardin Friendly club met on
May % with Mrs. G. l.. Hunter.
After a business meeting the club
was entertained with three contests
the first being the naming of the
wild flowers of Texas. which was
won by Mrs. II. z. Tripplett. The
second. a Lady" contest. in which
most of the answers began with
Miss" was won by Mrs. John
Martin. The contest with the In
dian penny was won by Mrs. d. B.
Keller. When prizes had been
awarded a delicious luncheon was
served.
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Merry Matrons
With Mrs. Grove

The Merry Matrons we're guests OF
Mrs. Kenneth Grove on Tuesday
afternoon. with Mrs. r. 8. Lockett.
Mrs. Melvin Weller and Mrs. A. o.
Perkins as out-of-club guests. In
the bridge games which furnished
the diversion Mrs. Lockett took the
guest trophy and Mrs. Bert Neal the
lucky number. Mrs. n. Kempner
cut for low. "A salad course was
served.
Mrs. Paul Dye will be next hostess.
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BIBLE SCHOOL WILL
BEGIN ON JUNE 3RD
Especial to The Heraldl

EDINBURG. May 24-Approxi-
mately $50 boys and girls from the
primary to the intermediate ages
will be taken care Of at the daily
vaaction Bible school which will
open here June 10, 1t was an
nounced today.
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McALLEN



Mesdames Les ONeail of AcAlien.
L. c. Warner. T. A Lensxraph ara
w. II Gossage Of san Juan enter.
tanned Tuesday with . bridge pnFty
az the Casa d. Palmaz frarn-rn.
hcn0ring Mrs. u a. Waite cf san
Juan who is leaving soon tn make
her home elsewhere.
Mrs. Joehnke received high rnrn
prize. Mrs Brakv of Sar Juan Sec
ond. and Mrs. JAIL A- Kelly uf PhnFr
the cut.
The hosteSses we're assisted dr.
ing the afternoon Mrs Earl ENEFrlm
81 McAllen and Mrs. L e.. LaraRE
of San Juan.
The personnel included lis tahleH
or players.
TUESDAY MORNING CLUB
Mrs. wv. III upshaw was hostess
this week &c the members nf thR
Tuesday Morning Bridge club.
Mrs. George wilson received hlrh
score prize. Mrs Earl Suite shr cen
ISOLATION. and Miss Rachel Harris
the guest pr
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
Mrs. l. Paul Matthews Vas hest
eSs Monday afternoon a. the Casa
de PalmaS tearoom when sic en-
tertained with a bridge luncheon.
honoring Mrs. Conrad Roitch. who
has Just returned from q several
months visit IN Georgia. Mrs -
G. Perkins. r recent bride and Mss
Matte Lou Yeiverton of RivrrEde.
a guest OF Mrs. Val Folsom.
"A color scheme nf yellow. rink
and green was carried cut In ire
decorations.
Mrs. Rhea CLARK received fAry.
prize and Mrs. R ~ Russell Sec
ond. Each nE the hnnnrrrE w#ra
presented with dainty imrnrH
The personnel included Mrstnml@H
Val Folsom. Rhea Clark. ChmrAaH
Bartlett. Tom BeriS. Mics EhrrT.
Continued cn pace fuurl
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Mrs. Chester Nichols entertained
the Country club last Tuesday, with
two tables of players, Mrs. Perkins.
MRS. Doughty. Mrs. Humason. Mrs.
bentSen, Mrs. George willard and
MRS. Esther Ferguson and Miss
Myrtle Hatch composing the guests
with the hostess playing also.
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MANY people think that the
I1 lovely waves of Renee
Adoree's hair are natural. This
charming Metro oldwyn-
Mayer star, explains, however,
that the naturalncss of her soft,
l~ustrous, flowing waves depends
wholly upon the New Frederics
Vita Tonic Method of perma-
nent waving.
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MISSION


- bTLTDUE
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club held the regular weekly meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. r.. r.. Bur
nett, with two tables Of players en-
Toying the game. Mrs. r.. N. Smith
and Mrs. w. l.. Kemp OF Houston
we're the only out-of-club guests.
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WHICH tcIIS HOW 10 care
for your wave, and a
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tory tube of the new
Frederics Hair frame
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TUESDAY CLUB

TUESDAY CLUB
The Woman's Tuesday club held
the last meeting for the season this
week. meeting at the home Of Mrs.
w. "A. Wolverton. with Mrs. e. r.
Stewart presiding. due TO The ab-
sence Of both the president and the
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with a talk on the essentials or a
good newspaper. -IIr. Cobb's address
was very interesting to the men,
bers, and gave them a real insight
into the work connected with the
building up OF a good newsy sheet.
Mrs. 7. J. Caldwell was the pre-
siding officer at The session. and
business for the year was wound
up. reports given. etc, with plans
laid out for the year ahead which
begins in September.
These women have done much
constructive work N Mission, ana
the plans for the coming yeas in
clude the beautifying Of some OF the
ugly strips along the highway cast
OF town.
Mesdames T. j. Caldwell. +. B.
Sammons. H. e. Smith. K. I. Stew
art. NJ. Smith. z. p. Congdol, w.
A. Wolverton, <. Oppruheimer and
K. Owen Scott. the latter from Rio
Grande City. were among those
present.
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There is one sure way OF
getting this same natural
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When having your hair
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PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY

The Presbyterian auxiliary met as
a whole on Monday OF this week,
instead of Thursday. Mrs. T.. r..
Sammons. general president. was in
charge OF the business session. dur
ing which the matters Of routine
were conducted. reports read. etc.
The devotional for the hour was
conducted by the president. after
which a pageant was given, illustra-
tive Of this denomination in Mexico.
Mesdames T. 3. Waite. and Harry
Reyes and Miss Mabel Nicholson
acting the parts Of the characters.
It was the birthday anniversary"
Of the auxiliary. and especially dedi-
Gated TO the two schools supported
by the genral auxiliary in the ma
ton adjoining US TO the south. A
goodly number was present. with
each circle having exactly nine
members at the meeting.
Some very nice music was fur
nished BY Mrs. T. 3. Waite. violin.
and Mrs. Walter Roberts at the pi-
anO.
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FRIDAY NIGHT BRIDGE

The Mexican dinner at the DR.,
Burnett home is a treat anxiouslv
awaited by every member of the
Friday Mite Dinner Bridge club, and
last Friday evening was no excep-
ton TO the general rule.
The dinner being concluded, the
club members proceeded to enjov
the evening with their favorite in
door sport. at which there were -Four
tables Of participants, with Mrs. :
J.. Hardin and Walter Roberts high
score winners, Mrs. w. o. Brown
and Mrs. 8. l.. Hardin low corer
Out-of-club guests we're Mrs. RI
2. Jeff-ies and Billy Burnett. the
latter from Brownsville.
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HONORS SENIORS

Honoring two Of the popular high
school seniors. Misses Eugenia Ern-
right and Margaret Cannon. Mrs.
5. M. Duffie entertained az her
beautiful country home SATURDAY.
afternoon with a bridge affair. To
which four tables Of guests were
invited.
Miss Mary Ferguson was winner
OF high score, Miss Euvora Brovles
must need be content with low. while
those present were Misses Ma-earet
Cannon. Eugenia Eppright FloreIla
Salter, Katherine Kohler. Nell Rex-
road. Virginia Gillespie. vivien
Card. Lillian Mayberry. Mary Fer
guson. Euvora BroyIes. Melva wat
SON. also Misses Aileen Gideon and
Beatrice Curtiss. who are not mem
bers Of the class. Miss Cora Whit
ley. class sponsor: Misses Helen
Melch and Lucille Mason. high
school teachers.
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CIVIC Al

Ty Cobb was the headli1er st
the Civic LEAGUE session Monday.
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