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McAllen
SURPRISE PARTY
HONORFF

Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Murrow en-
iertained with a surprise party Fri
lay evening at their home In Mil
nor addition to honor their daugh-
'er, Mrs. Howard Stephenson, who
celebrated her birthday anniversary
A green and white color scheme
vas ~attractively carried out in the
refreshments.
Those present were Messrs. and
MeSdames Cecil Fulton. E. r. Hen
ierson and Harold Combs.
Forty-two formed the diversion
Tor the evening.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received for a four
story. fire proof addition TO the
present Cameron county jail in
Brownsville, Texas. up to June 9th,
1880. Plans and specifications may
be secured at the offices of the
architects. Ben v. Proctor. architect
Of Brownsville and Alice B. & Rob-
ert M. Ayres, associate architects,
San Antonio. Texas.
The Commissioners Court reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Address sealed bids to County Aud
flor.
J. j. Bishop. County Auditor
5-7-l4-2l-28-4t 3737
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WEATHER BULLETIN

Barometric pressure was rather
low over south-central Canada and
the northern Plains states at the
morning observation. and moder-
ately high over California and
Nevada and over the eastern states.
More settled weather prevailed
practically throughput the country
east OF the Rocky Mountains since
last report. Light rains occurred,
however. in the far northwestern
states. Temperatures were unsea-
sonably high in the north-central
states. unseasonably low in the
Plateau region, and practically
normal elsewhere III the country
this morning.
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THIRD BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED

Donald Myers. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Myers, celebrated his
third birthday anniversary Friday
afternoon at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Myers,
with a small but enjoyable party.
Favors were balloons.
The little guests present were Dale
Wiley. Beverly Ann Myers and
Margaret Jean Myers.
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f During the fiscal year OF 1923
Los Angeles harbor ranked second
to New York on tonnage Of foreign
exports. according to the federal
shipping board.
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Weslaco
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR
SCHOOL EXERCISES

The complete program Of the
closing exercises Of the Weslaco
high school Is as follows:
Baccaulaureate service Sunday
May IS at the First Baptist church.
Professional, ParkeS Cooley; Song,
Choir; Invocation. Rev. D. II. Tru-
hit: Anthem. Choir: Scripture and
prayer. Rev. F. c.. Bailey: Address.
Rev. J w Albriston; Benediction.
Rev. Wm. LeMay; Recessional,
Parke Cooley.
lass night May 81 at the high
school auditorium: Professional,
Miss Louise Black; Invocation. Rev.
D.. II. Truhitte; Welcome, Boynton
Martin; Class song. Glass: Glass
poem, Loell Taylor; Glass Prophecy,
Mildred Nettles: Duet, Loell Taylor
and Margaret Smith: Glass VIII,
Verna Ruth Compere; Benediction,
Rev. z. L. Compere.
Commencement Exercises Friday
night May % at high school au-
ditorium: Professional. Mrs. Phil
Dixon: Invocation, Rev. w. L.
Shepherd; Glee Club. The Stars
are Shining Brightly; Salutatory,
Mile Howard: Lullaby Moon. Her
bert Pike. Erwin Allbrecht, Melvin
Diggs. Douglas Norton, Vincent
Nicholson, Dsirmud Nicholson,
Steve Potts. Harold Bailey: Ad-
dress. Mayor d. T.. Kirgan: Bar
c~arolle, Jean Forbes. Rosemary
Rives. Kathryn Vaughan. Margaret
Thomas; V~aledictory. Joyce Schw-
indt: Presentation Of Diplomas and
scholarships, Mr.. Z E. Chamness.
MEMBERS ENJOY
SOCIAL
The Penny Calendar Social OF the
members of the Missionary Society
Of the First Baptist church was
held in the church parlors Friday
evening May f6. with members
whose birthdays appear in May,
with Mrs. E. c. Couch leader, en-
tertaining all other members with
their husbands.
An unusually happy evening was
spent with laughter provoking
games and stunts by different per-
s-ds, after which ice cream and
cake we're served TO sixty persons.
These socials are held each month
with the groups who have birth
days in that month entertaining.
Those with June birthdays. with
Mrs. r. w. Warren Jr.. as captain
will be host TO the other months in
June.
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FOREST COURT"
Is SUCCESS

Mrs. T. L. Crown has been be-
sieged with congratulations. be-
cause Of the very brilliant Operetta,
Firest Court, given at the NUM-
cipal Auditorium on Friday night.
Beginning with a group OF chill
dren on a picnic. one of their
number muddies the Pool Of the
Spirit OF the Stream, and the Spirit,
arises slowly from the pool. Ger
aldine White. the Spirit. wore a
~glittering costume. making a lovely
costume. Charles Cole was the Judge
Owl. in a quaint makeup. Alec
Powell. as Tommy, the frolicsome
boy. was excellent. in all his act
ing. Eddie Eaglestol, as Cheer-up
cricket, was fine, Robert Rodge as
the Tortoise, Bibby 10. as the Fairy
Queen. Ruth Townsend as the green
leaf, c. H. Hamilton, as the Rab-
bit, were all excellent in their roles.
The curtain dropped on a colorful
scene. There were bunny rabbits,
in pink and white, the bright red
Of peoples, the greer leaf fairies.
the ripping waters, ~buttercups.
c~aisies, bats. iwls, were all grouped
OF the stage. with PASTEL hued lights
making a lovely effect.
Miss Margaret Elmore, assisted
and 10 Lyday'S ~orcrtstra added to
the pleasure Of the evening
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OLA

My face Is going 70 be my for
tune"
Never mind. The richest people
aren't always the happiests-The
Humorist.
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Harrington
STUDY CLUB HOLDS
FINAL MEETING

MANaA
The last program Of the Study
club, will be presented on Thurs
day afternoon, a. the Woman's
Building. and will be the so-called
annual meeting. Mesdames J. c.
Myriek, w. D. Jeffress, A. Gold
amrner, and J. T. Foster, past
presidents Of the organization are
hosteSses. The president. Mrs. Polk
Hornaday. will direct the program.
A fine musical program will
open the session. and reports OF
officers and committe chairmen
will follow An Innovation in the
programs Of this club will come
under the head OF Treasure Trove."
and members are expected to bring
any treasures they may possess,
which will doubtless be a most in
tcrestlng collection.
Installation OF officers and their
Introduction. will be the closing
and important feature Of the May
q meeting.
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IA ACRES fine citrus land located
one and one-half miles northwest
OF McAllen on hard surfaced road.
All in cultivation. Concrete irri-
CATION canals. Well drained. Has
house. barns and other improve
ments. A bargain for quick sale.
Good terms. Call w. M. Egan or
c. r. Hurst. phone 2l6 or l203-W. or
address Rivrside development Co.,
Brownsville, Tex. CHS
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Among those from the American
Legion members OF McAllen who at
tended the convention for the fif-
teenth district Of Texas, American
Legion at Three Rivers, Sunday,
were John Ferguson. c. A. Fletcher,
Earl Hersch. Hal Ramsey, Dave III.
Horger. Paul Bowen, A. z. Cairus,
z. D. HankinS, Price McElroy, Fred
Bevil. George Chapapas. Guy Jonh-
son. T. w. Kelly, Dick Oliver. Cecil
Rike, A. A. Bonneau, T. W. DoSter,
o. X. Rumble, Ross Kemper, Har-
vey Hixon. A. c. Statham, @. M.
New, Willie Ross. George Palmer,
B. NJ. Cox, w. w. Utzman, w. I.
Witherspoon. George Who'll. j. Guer-
"a, ID. p. Germaine, George Guest.
E. D. Mathis. Scott Ford, John H.
Gregory. Harry Merits.
Mrs. Ted Lemburg has returned
from a trip to San Antonio.
Judge It. NJ. Seawell returned Sat
urday from Dallas, where he went
for medical treatment.
Mrs. III. L. Warren OF Palestine
IS a guets Of Mrs. Harry Young and
Mrs. P. r. Hudson.
Mrs. r. r. Banner and Mrs. J. ID.
Hardin and daughter. Virginia Nell.
all Of Corpus Christi were the guests
Of Miss Bernice Hufstutler for the
weekend.
Bob Collins who spent several
months here has returned TO his
home in Florida.
Mrs. G. E. Stokely is enjoying a
visit in Nashville and other points
In Tennessee with relatives.
Harlan Murrow, who has been the
guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. @. Murrow, has returned TO Aus
tin where he is employed.
Mrs. r. M. johnson Of Oklahoma
Is the guest Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. w. Tryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Millen left
Monday for California 70 be gone
for sometime
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Howell and
Aames and Dorothy Horn spent Sun
fay in Falfurrias as guests of Mr..
Howells sister.
A. c. Statham of Edinburg was
q McAllen visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Abbott underwent an
operation Saturday at the McAllen
municipal hospital for appendicitis.
She is reported TO be doing nicely.
John Horn and John William
Griffin spent Sunday in Brownsville.
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Political
Announcements

Under this heading will be published
the names OF candidates for public
office The fees for announcement
will be as follows:
For district offices. $500
For county offtces............$25.O0
For justice OF the peace. $500
For Precinct offices. ........-Si5l00
Names OF the candidates will be
carried IN the announcement column
until the July primary.
The Brownsville Herald Is authorized
/ o make the following announcements
OF candidates subject to the Demo
cratic primary in July:
CAMERON COUNTY
CLERK DISTRICT COURT:
3. Y. Hardin.
HIDALGO COUNTY
FOR SHERIFF:
John r. Bales
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CLUB MEETS AT
DOSS HOME

Mrs. p. p. Doss was hostess to
members and guests Of the Llano
Grande Luncheon Bridge club Fri
day.
Five tables were arranged for
the games Of bridge IN an invit-
ing environment featuring shasta
daisies. A yellow and white color
theme was noted in appointments
Of the game. tallieS and the three
course luncheon.
Those receiving score trophies
club. Mrs. Harry Soiether high
guest. and Mrs. Harry Stebbins
low.
Guests OF the club were: Mes
danes Harry Soletaer. c. NJ. Sher-
rill. T. L. Smith. w. II. Miller. NJ.
v. Stewart, j. r. Honey Of Mis-
sion, B. S. Graham.
HOSTESS HONORs
MISS WHITEHURST
Mrs. Clell Solether was hostess
Saturday az a two course bridge
luncheon. honoriry Miss Gertis
Whitehurst, whose approaching
marriage has been announced.
A pretty color scheme OF yellow
and white was carried out in the
floral decorations CT shasta daisels
and nasturtiums. tallies. and the
luncheon.
In the games OF bridge Mrs. Phil
Dixon received high score. and Mis-
Clara Brandon received low. Miss
Whitheurst was presented q guest
prize.
Guests for the occasion we're:
Mesdames Fern Hendrickson, y. C..
Mcconnell, II W. Glass. Carl Noel
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JONES ENTERTAIN
CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Jones en-
tertained the Ace High Bridge club
Friday evening at their home on
North Tenth Street.
Mrs. George Palmer and A. A.
Bonneau received the high score
prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles ESry will be
hosts at the next meeting Of the
club.
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BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day: third. wind velocity at 8 g. N.
fourth. precipitation II last "a
hours
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ENTERTAINS
CLUB

EAN n 1MAAN2
CLUB
Mrs. w. z. Bush was a gracious
hostess for members OF her bridge
club. at her home. on Friday af-
tarnoon. The pretty home was at
tractively adorned With the bright
flowers Of the season.
High score was made By Mrs.
J. A. Crockett. and second high was
made by Mrs. q. 3. Brier. The
ho5tess presented a souvenir gift
ID her house guest. Mrs. Fred Bush,
Of Fl. Worth.
A tempting salad course, with an
accompanying swee. course. was
served after the games.
PRESENTS PUPILS
IN RECITAL
Mrs. Floyd Smith presented the
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-lo acres OF
interested. q. r. Sibson. La Feria.
Can make good terms on this piece Of
interested. @. II. Sabson. In Feria-
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WEDNESDAY, MAY n

Programs In Central Standard tme i. NJ unless otherwise Indicated.
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APARTMENTS

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BABY CHrCKS-s, 10. II cents. from
he Valleys best flocks. liz you are
Eolng To be IN the market for baby
chicks you had better place your or.
der with Us nc once. a. we VIII close
down our incubator IN the near fu-
ture. Bring your eggs for Matching
any day during the week. q. r. Sio-
son Co. Ia Feria. phone III. BIS
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Masonic temple at which hundreds of New Britain Masons paid tribute to his having attained the half ccn- tury mark in Masonry.
 He began his Masonic career when he was raised by the late Henry Tolles, first master of Centennial lodge and former park superintend- ent.
 Since that time he has travelled" through all the Masonic degrees with the exception of the 33rd, a de- gree to which his friends in New Britain have maintained he has been entitled for d long time.
 He is a past master of Centennial lodge, past high priest of Giddings chapter, Royal Arch Masons; a past thrice illustrious master of Doric council, Royal and Select Masters, and still fills a prominent place on the degree team, in the annual eX- republication of the srper-excellent t degree.
 He has been an officer of Wash ington Commandery, Knights Temp lars for more than 30 years. He was elected a member of Malta Corps in 1896 and in 1929 was elected an honorary member of the Past Commanders association. In February, 1902, he became mem-
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

by the same method in a central city apartment house yesterday. Brock had assigned the assets of the | brokerage firm to officials of the Pennsylvania company for insurance on lives and granting annuities so that liquidation for the benefit of creditors might be facilitated.
 $70O,OOO In Life Insurance
 Reilly and Brock each left ap- proximately $700,000 worth of un- contestable life insurance for the benefit of the firm. They had car ried policies aggregating $1,000,000 each, Sigourney Mellor, head Of an today, but some of the policies con- tained a suicide clause that made them uncollectable. The insurance was taken out in 1913, 1914, 1916 and 1929.
 Members of MT. Brock'G family and business associates attributed his action to mental pressure and worries" Following MT. Reilly's death announcement was made by the Pennsylvania company that the liabilities of the brokerage firm probably would exceed it's assets, de- spite the fact that the deed of as- signment showed net book assets of s370,280.
 Books Show Margin
 The book assets of the firm were given in the petition as $5,723,573 and the book liabilities as $5,353,- 2S0. It was also set forth that the concern had further collateral of a book value of about $4,O00,O00 which was pledged and held by banks for loans aggregating $S,- 44S,22s.
 Agents of the assignees today In statement to treasure the cred itors," said:
 Inquiry made at the firms off ces, where accountants are making thorough examinations, discloses the fact that MT. Brock was insured in favor of his firm in an amount in excess of S700,00O, similar sum having been carried on the life of his partner, George K. Reilly. The assignees hope to make a prelimi- nary statement of the firms affairs within the next few days"
 So far as could be learned MT. Brock left no notes. Police said it
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Der of Charter Oak lodge of Perfec- tion, Scottish Rites.
 For two years he was Sovereign Prince in Hartford Cou, oil, Princes of Jerusalem. For years he has been master of ceremonies in Cyrus Goodell chapter, Rose Croix. H. became a member of the Connecti- cut Consistory and 32nd degree Mason, May 12, 1902.
 In 1896 he was made a noble of Sphinx Temple, A. A. o. N. M. S. He also is a charter member of Azlz Grotto, M. o. V. P. D. R. He is a charter member of the advisory council of Nathan Hale chapter, Or der of DeMolay, and is a director and vice president of the Masonic Temple corporation.
 He has for years been considered New Britain's logical candidate for the 33rd degree. He was one of the prominent leaders in the movement for the new Masonic temple.
 On November 13, 1929, a few days after he had observed his 18th birthday anniversary, he was struck by an automobile near his home, and was confined to his bed for a long time. He las practically re- covered.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
Overnight News
By the Associated Press.
 Domestic

By the Associated Press,
 Domestic
 Washington Numerous favor able factors noted by national bus mess survey conference.
 New York - Colonel Arthur Woods radios appeal to citizens to repair homes as unemployment re- lief measure.
 New York - Harry Payne Whit pey dies.
 Valley Stream, N. Y. Mrs Keith Miller flies from Los Angeles in 21 hours, 47 minutes, beating rec ord of Laura Ingalls,
 Washington Department of justice denies Kelley's charges O. fraud in oil leases; "whtewash,' says Kelley.
 Valley Stream, N. Y. - Major Philip Watson, army reserve pilot, and Julius Nester, student f1ier, arc killed in plane crash.
 Chicago Moran jailed to avert possible war against Caponc.
 Los Angeles - Trinity Methodist church damaged by bomb paste: had made political addresses over ladio.
 GaIva, IL. -- Earl Yocum, bank president. kidnapped from country estate.
 Salt Lake City. Utah Cooper wins golf tournament; Non Elm makes s550 in pro debut.
 Foreign
 Ponta Grossa. Brazil Nargas invited by Rio Janero junta to be- come president.
 Sac Paulo-Revolutiona armies begin dem obilization.
 Istanbul, Turkey - Premier Ven izelos of Greece visits Turkey to sign treaty.
 Saarbrucken, Germany - Fatali- ties in mine explosion placed at CO., Sydney, N. $. W. - Labor party wins power in election.
 Brindisi. Italy Boris and bride leave for Bulgaria on yacht.
 New England
 Providence, R. I.-Dishonorabl} discharged marine arrested whit operating stolen automobile carrying Maryland registration plates.
 Boston-Twenty-two persons kil:- ed in automobile accidents in Mas sachusetts last week
 Boston - Massachusetts building trades council votes for 40-hour five day week and selection of public utilities commission by popular cleo tion. Lowell. Mass.-Lowell Corpora tion hospital, operated by the city's textile mills, given to the French Oblate fathers.
 Boston-Governor Frank G. Al. len forms unemployment committee ,f industrialists bankers, and other, a'tve in rublic affairs.
 Eoston-Sir John Fagge, former