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CHORAL CLUE
ENTERTAFNS

An interesting event Oh the past
weeks entertainments vas the one
when the Mercedes high school
choral Climb entertained with a mu-
steal tea honoring their mothers and
the members of the Parent-Teach-
ers association at the junior high
school auditorium. The wives Of
the members OF the school board
and the school faculty were also in
Vitod guests.
The st. Patrick's idea was clever
~ carried out in the dainty refresh
mentS and also i'll the decorations
for the serving table and the stage.
Miss Elizabeth Rogers. Choral
director. greeted the guests. each OF
whom signed in a registry boot, pre-
sided over by Miss Elise Smith. All
Of the Choral club members were
dressed il the club costumes Of
white dresses. black tams and black
canes lined with orange.
The girls in the receiving line in
GUIDED Misses Beatrice Pierros. Ruth
Wood, Dorothy Edwards. Doris
Perry. Harriet Huasman and Dog
mar Blanchard. The girls who as
sisted in serving the guests were
Misses Margaret Wilcox. Oslo Nc
Mel. Mary Fisher. Sylvia Ewing
LOrcne Mullins and LeOna Dick.
A musical program was presented
BY the members Of the club. includ-
irg Hello Chorus bv Deniscn. with
Miss Beatrice Pierros accompanying
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MERCEDES
SENIOR CLASS
AT SIIIDY EIIIR

The senior class of the Mercedes
high school were guests of honor at
the regular meeting Of the Woman's
Study club on Monday afternoon,
held at the First National Bank di-
rectors' room. Mrs. Raymond Mills
presided and Mrs. G. G. Fittz cared
for the duties of the Secrtary.
Following the custom Of each
meeting. a chapter i'll The Heritage
of Women is given, preceding the
program. On this afternoon Mrs.
r. H. Smith gave the resume Of the
current chapter. The program on
Applied Arts" was given by Mrs.
D. A. Blackwell. Mrs. G. K. RelsS
and Mrs. Grant Morrison. Mrs.
Blackwells subject dealt with wood
carving" In connection with her
discourse she gave an interesting ac-
count Of the life and accomplish
mentS OF Peter M~anSdendell Of Aus
tin, the best known wood-carVer in
the South.
Mrs. Reiss talked on Applied
Arts in Texas having many articles
and illustrations On display. Mrs.
Grant Morrison. q former o. /. "a.
student. has Just recently returned
from North Texas and Denton, and
brought a number Of articles made
by the students at the College Of
Industrial Arts. These. she had on
display. Her talk was especially
appreciated BY the girls present.
some Of whom are contemplating at
tending @. j. "A.
Those present from the senior
class included Misses Catherine
Commons. DaiSv Lister. Flov
Adams, Della Walker. Fay Dele
McAdans. Mary Lee Kern, Mary
Fisher. Selma Newman. Nadine
Lentz, Azelee Patrick and Sylvia
Swing. Another guest Of the after
noon was Mrs. Scphv Bennett Of
Nsvas0ta. who Is visiting here in
TIE home Of her nephew, Fred T..
Bennett. Fifteen club members we're
in attendance.
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Officers Of D. A. r
CHAPTER Reelected

All present officers of the Lieu
tenant Thomas Barlow chapter OF
the Daughters Of the American
Revolution we're reelected at the
luncheon at the Brownsville coun-
try Clu1 Wednesday. Those serving
are Mrs. Lloyd H. Thompson, Don
ma, regent: Mrs. Walter G. Weaver,
Donna, vice-regent; Mrs. Ned G.
FigSbee, San Bcnito, secretary;
Mrs. Ira E. Eells, Harrington. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. G. M
Cash, San Benito. treasurer; Miss
Bette Hopper, Brownsville, regis
trar; Mrs. Ralph Warden, Browns
vile. librarian, historian; Mrs. H.
e. JesSup. San Benito. parliament
tartan; Mrs. w. A. Wright, chap
lain.
Mesdames Wallace Harwood. B.
NJ. Freudenstein, w. K. Menden-
hall, Russell McChesney, George It.
Hamilton. and j. T. Canales, and
Miss Bette Hopper, all of Browns
vile, were hoSteSSeS at the lunch
eon Mrs. Jack Carey sang in a
charming manner Londonderry"
an old love song, and Indian Love
Call" An allegory. Il Am Music"
uss presented by Mrs. S. r. Jen-
nings.
Besides the hostesses there we're
present at the meeting Mesdames
Robert G.. Alexander, G. M. Cash,
Guy G. Cornet, H. c. Jessup, n. S.
Monger, c. S. Rugsley, Ned C..
Rigsbee. G. A. Toolan. and w. o.
Williams. all of San Benito: Mes
DANES J. L. Burce, j. w. Dowles,
z. z. Evans, Luther Kelly, w. G..
STarner. Of Mercedes; J. 3. Cooke.
Ira E. Eels, G. A. Griffith, S. r.
Jennings, and Lloyd H. THOMPSON,
from Harrington; w. G. Weaver, H.
l.. Pittman. John Richardson. and
Miss Jennie Redfield, Donna.
Guests for the occasion were Mes
DANES Frank L. Reynolds. o. v.
Lawrence, and Edward McChesnev.
all OF Brownsville, and Mrs. Jack
Carey, Of Harrington.
The next meeting will be held In
Mercedes April II.
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MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Downs here.
M. M. McASkill, who recently sold
his interest in the Sinclair Oil COM
pany here to z. @. and L. II. Bra
sher, left Friday night for Houston
where he will confer with the COM
pany officials before taking up his
work i'll Amarillo where he will
be located for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. FrizZell and
children spent Friday in San Benito
where they called at the NJ. l..
Walker home.
w. It. Whipman who has been a
guest Of the r. L. Reeves home left
Friday for his home in Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Frost and
Willie Frost Of Winchester, Ill, who
are spending the winter in Browns
vile, were Friday visitors at the
H. A. Coultas home.
Mrs. Earl GreenWay who has been
visiting this week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Diggs, returned
to her home in Wharton, Texas,
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Carnahan
were Point Isabel visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Workman and son.
MIS-. w. NJ. Jenkins and baby. and
Mrs. j. T. Darwin were Brownsville
visitors Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. /. J. Wright and son.
Jack, Mission, were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Wright.
MIS-. G. r. Allen, wic has been
VIsl.rg the pas, month With le~
sen N. S. Allen and family. left
SUrtay for her 1>r1e II TroLton,
Te~n.
MI. and Mrs, G. A. Rel and
daughters, Miriam and Marjorie,
nf Brownsville. and MIR. and Mrs.
IA. d. Wa }t1 and sons. Glen and
Curtis, Of san Benl-O, we're Sunday
guests at ttU A. HenI>a home north
Of WeSlacc and afternoon callers at
the MonI2 Walker nome.
John w. Speicher ard j. f. Fu,k
Of Indianal oils, Ind called Satur-
Gay at Tie F. o Ric'lcreek home.
Me5Srs. Speicher AMI Fuik are
friends Of MIS-. Richlraeks rotler
IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Fuller OF
Brownsville were SUNDAY guests OF
Mrs. Fullre's parents, Nh. and Mrs.
G. w. Cook.
Mr. ara Mrs. r. 3. Wade Of
Trenton, Tenn, left last week after
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WESLACO
STUDY CLUB
GIVES BENEFIT

Saturday afternoon the Women'S
Study club entertained with a
bridge benefit in Hall auditorium
for the women's building fund which
has recently been started. There
were % tables of bridge players and
five tables of AZ players.
Mrs. L. Crutcher won high at
bridge and Miss Katherine Erwin
received second high. Mrs. r. E.
Snodgrass won high at AZ and Mrs.
E. c. Couch held second high. Mrs.
Richard Smith and Mrs. Joe Mason
received the door prizes.
Several piano numbers were given
by Mrs. H. l.. Finley. The floral
decoration were in green and orange
and consisted Of nasturtium5 and
colendula. The entrance hall was
beautiful with roses and many other
flowers. st. Patrick's day decora-
tons were effectively used.
The refreshments also carried out
the green and orange color scheme
and consisted Of orange punch, in
dividual cakes with shamrock ice
ing, a green candy and nasturtium
and made a very pretty plate.
There were a number of guests
from Denna, Mercedes, Elsa and
Edinburg.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Parks are
spending a three weeks vacation
in Rotan, their former home.
Harold Stroop who has been here
visiting an uncle, John Stroop, left
Wednesday for his home in Mianis-
burg, Ohio.
M. and Mrs. G. H. Allen of Win
chester, Ill. we're recetn visitors at
the H. A. Coulta5 home.
Cecil Childre and a friend from
Southwestern university spent the
weekend here with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, r. O. Childre.
After spending several months in
the Valley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Goodrich returned to their home III
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Saturday.
They were Friday nigth visitors of
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Wednesday Bridge
With Mrs. Harwo0d

Mrs. Wallace HarWood was hos
tess to the Wednesday bridge club
this week. Only club members
were present. Mrs. Thomas Sween-
ey held high score, and Mrs. Nor
rls Clint second. A salad course
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Travis Jennings will be next
hostess.
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rated in bright colored balloons
The table from which the dainty
refreshments were served had as its
c~enterpiece a huge birthday cake
adorned in seven lighted tapers,
surrounded by miniature animal
cakes.
PERSONALS
Joe Weaver and J. B. Pace. both
teachers in the Ballinger schools.
we're guests Friday and Saturday OF
Mr.. Faulkner.
Rev. Judd B. Holt left Friday for
Henderson. Texas. where he was
called by the illness of his sister,
Miss Collie Holt.
Mrs. James H. Anderson and Mrs.
George III. Morpham Of Mercedes
were guests Saturday Of Mrs. F. G.
Moffett.
Miss Margaret Taylor, who Is a
trained nurse in the hospital at
Yoakum, is spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred N. Taylor.
E. A. Mcdaniel left Saturday
night for Austin.
Mrs. Frank Elliott has as her
guests Mrs. James F. Farmer and
Mrs. Erie Roberts of Fort Worth.
Gordon Griffin returned Sunday
from a business trip to San An
tonic.
Mrs. Fl. B. Glendenning and
children were guests Sunday for
the day Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
WEIGH Of Hidalgo.
Mrs. Belle Perkins and Glen Per-
kinS spent the weekend in Cor
puS Christi.
Joe Clinton of Brentwood spent
the weekend in McAllen.
ID. Jamerson of Edna, Texas, was
a McAllen visitor Saturday.
Roy Hardin returned Monday
from a business trip to Houston.
Mrs. r. Thompson Of Ell Campo
and Russell Thompson Of New
York City and Roy Thompson Of
San Benito are guests of Mrs.
Thonpson's son, K. B. Thompson.
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French Club Meets
With Miss Tucker

The French club, composed Of
members Of the French classes at
the junior college met Tuesday sve-
ming at the home of Miss Annie
Tucker, sponsor Of the club. In
the course Of the evening a French
"Rendersez" was played. The stu
dents also held q vocabulary match,
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Deviled Tuna. Serving -Four

Devlled Tuna. Serving -Four
Three tablespoons butter, 4 ia
blespoons flour, ! IL cups milk, /
cup tuna, IL teaspoon salt. IA
teaspoon paprika, Q tablespoons
chilli sauce. l tablespoon finely
chopped green peppers. IL cup
bread or cracker crumbs, 2 table
spoons butter, melted.
Melt the 3 tablespoons Of butter
and add the flour. Blend and add
the milk and cook until a thick
creamy sauce forms. Stir frequent
ly to prevent Jumping.
Add the tuna, salt, paprika, chilli
sauce and green peppers. Pour into
a buttered baking dish and cover
with the crumbs, mixed with the
melted butter. Bake in a moderate
oven for 25 minutes.
Biscuit
Two cups flour, 4 teaspoons hak-
ing powder, 1-2 teaspoon salt,
tablespoons fat, 2-3 cup milk.
Mix the flour. baking powder a.a
salt. Cut in the fat with a -
and mixing with the knife, slSkEl
add the milk until a soft dckE
forms. Pat out on a Toured botEHl
or paper until the dough is 2-3 4
an inch thick. Cut out with a bis
cult cutter and place the biscuit
side by side on q tin or aluminium
pan. Bake in a moderate oven for
y minutes. Serve hot.
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OHIO GUEST
COMPLIMENTED

Mrs. 7. H. G. Cook and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey, enter
tanned Friday afternoon as a spe-
cial compliment for Miss Elizabeth
Cuzzert Of Cincinnati, Ohio. The
living room was decorated with pink
roses and sweet peas and bowls of
nasturtiums were the dining room
decorations.
Mrs. D. E. Kirgan won first score
and Mrs. j. w. Francis received
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on the piano; "Stars are Brightly
Shining" by Bronte; "Bobolink," by
Jones with Misses Martha Yearwood
and Anna Baum singing duet parts.
Bells Of st. Mary's," by Adams &C
companied by Miss Rogers on the
piano and Miss Pierros on the
violin: Roses Of Picardy," by Wood,
with Miss Mary Fisher taking the
solo part. piano and violin accom-
panlment; medley Of National
Airs" Furley; Shady Lane" Deni-
son and CLOSING Chorus"
WIENER ROAST
About twenty-five members of the
sixth grade Of the Junior high
school participated in a "weiner"
roast on the arroyo south of Mer-
cedeS Saturday morning.
Miss Maurine Hvistendahl. Miss
Emma Belle Scott and Miss Mar
garet Earle of the school faculty, ac-
companied the group.
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a three months visit with their
daughter, Mrs. N. S. Allen, here
and relatives in the Valley.
Mrs. FREQ Clark left this week
for a vacation in Beaumont.
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CIRCUS PARTY

AtENt1o
Mrs. I. w. Berryhill entertained
Thursday afternoon with a circus
party, honoring her little daughter,
Julia Pearce, sixth birthday ami
yerSary.
The living room was decorated in
toy animals where several animal
games were enjoyed. Dorothy Vines
and Sam Hart received the prizes
for pinning the elephants tail
nearest in place.
The table in the dining room was
decorated with two circus rings
containing animals, one at each
end Of the table. Between them
was a huge birthday cake adorn-
ed in lighted candles and little
animal cakes. AT each plate was
an ice cream cone turned upside
down to represent a tent with a
flag IN the top with a string lead
ing to the balloons which gayly
decorated the lights above.
The hostess was assisted in serv-
ing by Mrs. r. J. King and Mrs. w.
L. Clark.
The guest list included Betty
Cargile, Doris Vines, Barbara
Crouch, Betty Norman, Tom, John
and Sam Hart. Betty McMinn,
Forest Frost, Marie Williams, Will
laford King, Nanalee Clark, Libby
Louis, Vivian Bell. Edith Smith,
Marjorie and Tom Vannoy. Bette
Lohr, Marylyn Moore and Billy and
Dorothy Cross, Mary Singleton Of
Hidalgo, and Rex and Marjorie Be-
jars Of Donna.
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ENTERTAIN GUESTS

Guests at the Cortez hotel we're
pleasantly entertained Friday aft
ernoon when Mrs. S. Y. Hill and
daughter, Mrs. @. w. Styles OF De
troit, entertained with bridge. In
addition to the St. Patrick's day
decorations red roses were effective
ly used. Mrs. G. G. Stardweather
Won high score and Mrs. r. E.
Erwin held low. Angel food cake.
coffee and ice cream were the de-
llclous refreshments served. the lat
ter being served in little cups which
represented flower pots in which
were growing tiny green Irish flags.
Enjoying the afternoon were Mes
danes j. B. Kinder. Joe Need and
mother, r. E. Erwin, G. Craig, 3.
5. Graham, NJ. Halliday, c. G.
StardWeather and G. c. CasseII.
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PARTY

MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Childre en-
tertained delightfully."- Thursday
evening with eighty-four. After an
evening of interesting games a love-
~ salad curse was served. The
clever decorations consisted of the
st. Patrick's day motif. Those en-
Joying the evening were Messrs. and
MesdameS E. v. Lehman. A. G. La
Duke, ". F. Andersen, v. Nj. SUIT
phen, John Gound, R. L. Reeves,
r. Z. Clark, z. G. Couch. H. A.
Holloway, r. w. Warren. Jr., Mrs.
J. E. Lee, Mrs. r. w Warren, Sr..
and guests, Mrs. j. L. Reeder and
daughter, Miss Mary Reeder. of
Knox City, Mrs. Z. 3. Bean, Messrs.
\. 2. Yarbrough. r. j. DUR and
v. 7. Whipman who was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves.
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LLANO GRANDE CLUB

Mrs. H. 2. Dunn was hostess to
the recent social and business meet
ing Of the Llano Grande Home
Demonstration club. The curb mar
ket was discussed and arrangements
were made for the Saturday sale.
The club with the Southern Star
club, are conducting the market
each Saturday. Mrs. J. L. Sutton
acted as temporary secretary in the
absence of Mrs. Il. A. Leonard. The
hostess served cake and lemonade
to members and guests.
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Mrs. Streeter Has
Guests. Gives Party

- = u y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Street nave
as their guests MIR. and Mrs. Low
rance, of Ponca City, Okla, who
are Mr.. Streets parents, and also
her sister, Miss Bess LUwTanee-
Mrs. Street honored Miss LoWrance
on Saturday of last week with a
charming buffet luncheon at her
home in Los Ebanos. The AFFAIR
was deliberately appointed, with a
profuSion of red roses supplying
floral beauty.
Guests for the affair included
Mesdames Lawrence Brady, j. l..
Rentfro, w. B. Sellers, Z. Z. Rean-
er. j. T.. George, and Misses Eliza
beth More and Annie StarCK.
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the old-fashi0ned mustard plaster.
Musterole is clean. white ointment
made with oilofmustard. Bringsquick
relieffrom sore throat, bronchitis, ton
sillitis, Group. stiff neck, asthma, neu-
ralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches
Of the back or joints. sprains, sore
muscles. bruises, chilblains, frosted
feet, colds on the chest.
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Remembrance

consolation. Remembrance gifts
were presented the honoree, Miss
Cuzzert and Miss Elsie Felker OF
Toledo, Ohio, who is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Harry Stebbins.
A delicious salad and sweet course
was served at the conclusion of
the afternoon to the following: Miss
Elizabeth Cuzzert, Miss Elsie Felker,
Mrs. NJ. G. Black and niece, Miss
Jennie Pedfield of Donna; Mes
danes Monk Wilson, N. w. Stewart,
Porter Davis, @. M. Sheriff., w. H.
Baxter, Jr., Phil D. Dixon, ]. L.
Compers, Jr., w. r. Symonds. d. e.
Kirgan, G. Lester Skaggs. Ben IT.
Sanders, w. F. Powell, J. w. Francis,
A. E. Richardson, M. Giese of Elsa,
P. P. Doss, r. G. Waters, H. Ray
mond Mills, Harry Stebbins. w. H.
Miller. G. M. O'Neal, r. E. Clark
and v. c. Thompson.
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SCHOOL BENEFIT PLAY

A benefit play, The Poor Mar
ried Man" will be given Thursday
night at the high school auditorium
to benefit the Stephen F. Austin
school and this being sponsored by
the Mothers club. Members of the
cast are Mrs. M. M. McAskill who
is also director Of the play; Miss
Gertie Whitehurst. Miss Thelma
Smith, Miss Ada We Williams, DR..
j.. E. Montgomery, Irwin Ault,
Hardy Clements and Ted Sneed.
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Kidd Menus
A aMeDay'

BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
A Menu All Enjoy
levied Tuna Baked Potatoes
Buttered Green Beans
Biscuit Raspberry Preserves
Fruit Salad
Chocolate Cake Coffee
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THURSDAY TABLE BRIDGE

thursday afternoon Mrs. G.. II.
Stevenson entertained with three
tables of bridge at which Mrs. Joe
Mason was high score winner and
Mrs. Rob Elmore held low score.
Cut flowers made the lovely dec
oratiOns. After an afternoon of in
tereSting games the hostess served
delicious refreshments of punch and
cake. Enjoying the afternoon were
Mrs. Bob Elmore of McAllen, Mrs.
T.. <. Ewing, Mrs. ". H. Holme,
Mrs. Glenn LaWton, Mrs. Dan Coate.
Mrs. Joe Mason, Mrs. w. G. Mac
Kay, Mrs. Joe Bruten. Mrs. j.
burke, Mrs. w. S. Ray and Miss
Manon Holloway.
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4 PATE HOSTESS

Mrs. j. E. Pate of Hidalgo enter
tanned Saturday afternoon at her
home in Hidalgo with an attractive
bridge party.
A green and white color scheme
was used in carrying out the ST.
Patrick's day theme in the deco
rationS and refreshments.
The personnel included seven
tables of players from Edinburg,
Pharr, McAllen and Hidalgo.
Mrs. EVeritt Moore of McAllen
received high score prize, Mrs. EN-
NETT Hill Of Edinburg second and
Mrs. Roy Randolph Of McAllen the
consolation.
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Valley Society
Phone Z
Phone Z

and sang two French songs, Mad
elon' and My Memories OF
France" Refreshments of cake,
coffee and bonbons were served.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Saturday afternoon Stephen
Jones, Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Jones, celebrated his sew
enth birthday anniversary with q
party.
Thirty-six little friends arrived
to enjoy the occasion. Their first
enjoyed the show at the Queen the
alter after which they repaired to
the Jones home where other fea-
lures Of entertainment we're pro-
vjded IN the nature OF a circus.
The dining room Vas galy deco
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WIENER ROAST
MAN, IS, PLANTS 1900
IN GARDEN

SAN BENITO. March 21.-C. J..
Hubbard Of Canton, Texas, cele-
brated his 85th birthday here by
planting 1900 tomato plants on a
tract Of land near the city.
Mr.. Hubbard spends the winters
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
J. F. Mayfield. near here. and culti-
Yates a garden there every winter.
He is unusually active for his age.
and works outside much of the
time.
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GLASGOW.-MrS. James Kerley.
bride Of only one day, was found
shot TO death at Tully.
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A Raw, Sore Throat

Just Rub
Il Awcy
It eases quickly
when you apply
allttleMusterOle.
1t p~enetrates 10
thesore spotwith
a gentle tingle,
loosens the con-
gestionand draws
out the soreness
and pain and
won't blister like
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RID CALENDAR

Federation Of churches meets
II the Baptist church, $3.50 p. m.
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Salmon Loan Escalloped Potatoes
Buttered Cauliflower
Bread Grape Jelly
Stuffed Pear Salad
Sponge Cake Coffee
Cheese Fondue E~scalloped Celery
Biscuit Honey
Head Lettuce and Mayonnaise
Rice Pudding Coffee
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EPT

Mrs. John Adams was hostess
Friday afternoon when she enter
tanned with a reception honoring
her sister, Miss Eva Kerr of Kan
5as City. who is her guest.
Roses In p~rofusion were placed at
vantage points and embellished the
reception rooms.
Receiving with the hostess and
honoree were Mesdames w. E..
Dixon Of Edinburg, j.. e. Leslie, and
f. Groom.
Mrs, W. L. Hart and Mrs. I. NJ.
Cronk presided in the dining room
where dainty refreshments we're
served to the large group OF friends
who called.
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SILVER TEA

SILVER LEA
"A delightful social affair Of Fri
day afternoon was the silver tea
given by the ladies' of the Metho-
dist church at the home Of Mrs.
Paul u. Miller in Milmore.
The reception rooms we're beau
tItully decorated in red roses and
spring flowers.
Those in the receiving line we're
MesdameS Gordon Griffin, w. M.
RAIDER. Ralph Osborn. Henry Glass
cock, and Paul d. Miller.
Tea was served at a table Of
lovely adornment laid with lace
conferred by a bowl filled with
sweet peas about which pink tapers
burned in amber crystal holders.
Mesdames @. x. Leslie. ST., r. j.
Paddock and ". r. jackson u
cd and assisted in serving were
Mesdames Sam BazzeII. John
Bockenholdt, ST.. a. u. Hart. Lee
Rowe, Homes Isenburg. Z. H. Hem
derson and DIN. Little Marjorie
Isenburg received the offering.
"A delightful program was render
cd during the afternoon.
About 300 guests called during
the afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-21
Lenten Dinner Menus
Macaroni and Cheese
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buLleTeQ spinach
Bread Currant Jam
Head Lettuce and Fruit Salad
Dressing
oIlced Peaches Sugar Cookies
Coffee