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Mrs. Gcode have departed on a
honeymoon trip to points in West
ern Texas. Following their return
they will reside at Point Isabel
where Mr.. Goode Is affiliated with
a development company.
MORGAN MYERS
RITES ANNOUNCED
San Benito friends have received
announcements of the wedding Of
Miss Edith Myers and Harry Nor
gan which took place June 10Th at
Neosha, Mo. Both are former San
Benito residents and well known
here. The bridegroom is q o Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Morgan.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wedegartner
returned Tuesday from Victoria
where Mr.. Wedegartner attended to
business interests.
Miss Margaret Crispin has gone
to California on a vacation trip.
After spending the past weekend
in Corpus Christi Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Young and children have returned.
Miss Bertha Hardy of Terrell and
Miss Ethel Hardy Of Houston, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
j. H. Newman near Lateral T, de-
parted Monday night for their
| homes.
Dr.. Paul Jones and his brother.
Tom Jones, returned Monday. DR..
Jones has Just completed his in
terneship in the John Sealy hospital
at Galveston.
Sunday Miss Wayne Gordon and
Bernard Gobar left by automobile
for Kansas City where they expect
TO visit about three weeks.
James Newman Is home after Wis
ting In Terrell, Wills Point and
other Texas points.
Mrs. r. w. Housed has gone to
California for a visit OF a few weeks.
Mrs. l.. G. Womack and baby are
here visiting Mrs. Womack's mother,
Mrs. +. II. Handley, before joining
Mr.. Womack in Oklahoma City
where he has recently been trans
ferred from Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Frost BONNER and two daugh-
ters are enroute to California for q
vacation trip OF a few weeks.
Mrs. <. II. Bronson, who came
here about two years ago from Chi
cago To visit her daughter, Mrs. +,
l.. Hinkly. left Saturday for Long
Beach. Calf. to be with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Burlingame until Septem-
Der. She will then visit another
daughter. Mrs. McCue at Monterrey
Calf, returning TO San Benito some
time during the winter.
Mrs. A. B. Riley and baby and
mother, Mrs. Geo. A. ESpey, are In
Corpus Christi visiting Mrs. @. 3
Dodds and family. They viii return
within the next few days.
Mrs. August Ehrhardt and sor
James, and Mrs. Will Fl. Amthol
left Saturday night for California
for the summer.
Lester Garner has returned fol.
lowing several days vacation spent
with relatives at Killeen, Texas anc
nearby points.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Ellis left by
automobile Monday morning for
vacation which they VIII spend al
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tries on the continent, also attend
ed college in the land Of his faith
er'S nativity, Denmark.
Mrs. X. @. Lowry was in Edin-
burg Monday, where she met her
mother, Mrs. Q. II. Kirkland, who
came from Coliad TO visit with her
son, o. D.. Kirkland and family in
McAllen, and her daughter, Mrs.
Lowry, here.
MeSdames Miller +. Armstrong
and Miss Helen Stone left for San
Antonio Monday morning to attend
the florists convention III that city.
They VIII be gone all week.
Rudolph Rome Will leave the
first OF the week for Cuero, where
he will receive surgical and medical
attention.
Mrs. J. A. Strahle and son and
Mrs. Alois Dondlinger and son re-
turned Sunday from a visit in Dali
hart and Dallas.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert McHenry
we're among those visitors in Har-
lingen the first OF the week.
Monty" Montgomery OF McAllen
was q business visitor in Mission
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lapham and
family will leave the last OF the
week for a visit In the old home
at Maquoketa, Iowa. Their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Huber Mercell, will ac-
company them.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mathis re-
turned the last CT the week from
their vacation in Central Texas,
having spent a month enjoying the
rural section Of the state.
Miss Dorothy Dugan Of Houston,
spent q few days in the Valley
the last Of the week.
Mrs. Henderson Wood accom-
panied her daughter, Mrs. II. A.
Holland. for a rest and recreational
trip this week. They are going first
to San Antonio. where they will
meet their son and brother, coming
home by way OF Corpus Christi.
where they will stay a few days
with Mr.. Holland.
George Wicks and wife were here
from San Antonio to spend the
weekend. including the Fourth.
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. w.
j. Wicks.
Miss Virginia Gillespie IS here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Moulden
Smith.
Miss Lillian Hooking, Girl Re-
serve secretary, returned from
Campo del Arroyo last Sunday.
Miss Hooking vas accompanied by
Miss Helen Eppright. Valley presi-
dent. also Miss Theo Merwin. Of
MILFORD, Conn. who has spent a
week at the camp. Misses Zelda
Dorsett, Fleta Minms, Denley Gill
and Lucille Langham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Melch and
Herbert Junior are having a glo-
rious summer. travelling over some
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Suffered for Is Years
With Rheumatism

Mr.. George StrakR OF RCwena
Texas, says--I want to thank you
for helping me TO health and hap~
piness again, as your Alcnz0 Urban
Treatment has entirely relieved me
OF Rheumatism after using every
thing else recommended. No mat
ter how long you have suffered ur
how many other remedies you hav0
tried this Treatment win surely give
you relief.
$50 or fun IS DAYS Treatment
for only $500, At Cisneros Drug
Stores. adva
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Of the highways Of the west and
northwest. They are on their way
home from Burbank, California,
now, coming Wit Vancouver, British
Columbia and the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park.
Mrs. Billy Waite and children of
Weslaco are spending a few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
NJ. Hargrove, this week.
Mrs. II. Z. Moore left Sunday
morning for her home in Houston.
after a short visit here with her
son Elwood and other relatives.
Rev. w. N. Carl IS a grand
father, q granddaughter having ar
rived at the home Of his son, w.
Noble and wife.
MI. and Mrs. AL Volz and children
spent the Fourth in Edinburg, guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. II. Hooks and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Flourney
OF FL PaSo and family were also
guests.
Mrs. w. II. Braden has returned
from q hospital in Oklahoma, much
improved in health.
MI. and Mrs. w. s. Braden are
here from their Oklahoma home.
visiting their son, w. II, and fami-
ly.
Earl Cochran, automobile dealer
OF Houston was in the Lower VAL
ley to stay a few days last week.
He returned Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. w. II. Teegarden
were here from Houston and spent
the weekend in the Upper Valley.
Frank and Mrs. Jones were in
Falfurrias the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.. Hardin and
their children. Sid and Margaret.
took In the celebration at Port Isa-
bel last Friday. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Hardin's mother.
Mrs. Freeman Of Waco. who Is
spending the summer here.
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Henery, d. X. Henery, L. r. Pep
per, j. u. Lane, J. w. Wolfe, J,
M. Mauldin, III. w. Gudmanson,
Dewey Schultz. and B. "A. Mitchell.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS
MAKE QUILT
The Christian Workers OF the
First Christian church met ut the
home OF Mrs. y. j.. Gibson for an
all day meeting. Work was done on
q quilt and the articles for q bazaar
which is to be held some time In
December. There were about ten
members present "A covered dish
dinner was served at the noon
hour.
CONTRACT BRIDGE
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. @. Lester was the charming
hostess 20 the Contract-Luncheon
Bridge club. and guests Tuesday
afternoon.
The pretty color scheme OF pink
was used In the floral decorations
which consisted Of zinnias and
pink radiance roses. This color was
also used In the table accessories
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Weslaco
LOUISIANA GUEST
Il HONORED

Mrs. Clifton Davenport entertain
ed with three tables OF bridge Tues
day afternoon; honoring Mrs. Z.
w. Henery Of Abbeville. La, who
is the house guest Of Mrs. ID. X
Henery.
zinnias and roses made the lovely
floral decorations. The pretty coll
or OF green was used in the table
accessories. and the delicious salad
course which was served at the
conclusion OF the games.
Mrs. T.. w. Henery received high
score and was also presented with
q guest prize. Mrs. j. III. Beasley
received high cut favor.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were Mesdames e. "A. Ballard, 4.
Is. Ballard, j. +. Beasley, Z. w.
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PAGE SEVEN

and the ice course which wns BegAs
cd. n
Those receiving score fRvurg were
Mrs. j. y. Blake, high club, Mrs.
q. M. Sheriff., high guest and
Mrs. Miller Armstrong, high CUT
The following were guest OF thn
CONTINUED on Page G)
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Valley
Mission
CEhEtIONY IN
VERA CRTZ

CEREMONY IN
VERA CRUZ
A very interesting ceremony was
performed in Vera Cruz, Mexico.
when Miss Viola Landry Of Mission
became the bride Of Allen Bourgeois.
Mr.. Bourgeois met the Rio Bravo
as 1t docked in Vera Cruz harbor,
accompanied by two Mexican es-
corts. The party went to the license
bureau where the permit was grant,
ed. Then tn pre-nuptial dinner
was served at the Imperial Hotel,
covers being laid for the bridal par
ty. the escorts and the guests. At
three o'clock the double ring Gre
mony was read by the judge Of the
Civil Courts, this being the only
legal marriage ceremony and a very
pretty one.
The bride was dressed in blue
chiffon with white accessories car
rying a beautiful bouquet Of white
dahlias. She was attended by Miss
Sarah Davis Of Houston, Texas.
The best man vas Charles Rees of
v Puerto, Mexico. The guests were
g. Cresswell OF England. Jack Nor
ton, Jack Harris, and Preston Allen
OF Houston. Texas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bourgeois are spending a few days
In Vera Cruz after which they viii
go to their new home in Cuatoto-
pam, Mexico.
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METHODIST WOMEN
HEAR REPORTS

The Methodist wonen's mission
airy society met in the basement of
the church for the regular month
ly business meeting OF the first
Thursday.
Mrs. Homer Smith presided, and
reports were made by the differ
ent officers as TO the condition Of
the finances.
The sum Of IS was voted by the
missionary society towards a show
er" for Miss Althea Cronk. a young
woman from the Brownsville district
who will soon leave to assume her
duties Is q missionary in far-off
Kobe, in Japan. She will 60 to the
Hirashama Girls school in that city,
and the entire Brownsville district
Is planning on q genuine send
off" for her.
The total number of visits TO the
sick and newcomers were counted
and the society adjourned well sat-
isfied with the results for the
month.
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Crews. z. L. Barmore. L. F. Gordon,
F.. v. Landen, A. M. Jones, Bruce
Gentry, <. 3. Wells, A. Herbst, Ray
Smith, G. +. Lyle, d. d. Monger,
K. II. Downs,J. Z. Bell. r. Z. Hol-
comb, A r. Etchison, Ralph Buell.,
c. T.. Wunderman. Lee Roy WEIGH,
II. G.. Marshall, Ted Brash and the
hnNcraa
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San Benito
MISS TABER WEEDS
IN CALIFORNIA

San Benito friends will be inter-
ested to learn of the wedding Of Miss
Joy Taber, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Taber OF Pasadena. Calf.
and George z. Parks, which took
dena- The bride is well known IN
San Benito having resided here
with her parents for a number of
years and graduating from the local
high school. She is a niece of Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Taber Of San
BenitO.
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WOODLAND
RITES

Announcement has been made Of
the wedding Of Miss Yvonne Wool
am, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. v.
Woolam and Eugene Hallbeck. The
ceremony was performed Saturday
evening by the Rev. c. e. Marshall,
pastor Of the First Methodist church,
at his home. Mr.. and Mrs. Hallbeck
will reside in San Benito.
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RIO HONDO GIRL
t. NgARRVEn

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Nash OF Rio
Hondo announce the wedding Of
their daughter, Ina Belle, to Charles
Austin Goode Wednesday evening,
July 2nd at the home of Rev. w. b.
Oliver in San Benito. Only rela-
tives Of the bride and a few init
mate friends were present. Mr.. and
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the Alta FRO Baptist Encampment.
Mr.. Ellis win attend 70 business In
Uvalde before joining Mrs. Ellis ut
Alta FRO.
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FORMER Is
MARRIED

The ANNOUNCEMENT OF The marri-
age Of Miss Faye Rutledge OF Ken
edy and o. l.. Byrd Of Harrington
Will be Of especial interest to a large
number OF friends in San Benito
and other Valley towns. The we'd
ding took place Monday morning in
San Antonio and Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd
will return to the Valley after a
short wedding trip. Miss Rutledge
a former teacher in the San Benito
schools, has visited here on many
occasions. Mr.. Byrd. who has been
residing at Harlingen Is connected
with a concern that operates over
the entire Valley.
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HOUSTON VISITOR
Is HONORED

At an afternoon bridge Of inter-
esting detail Monday. Mrs. S. S.
Richardson Of Houston was named
honoree when Mrs. i. v. Jolly, Jr.,
entertained at her home. Zinnias
were clustered at vantage points
about the home, harmonizing with
the lavender and yellow color theme
which was featured in accessories
for the games and in other appoint
mentS. For high score during the
afternoon Mrs. S. II. Crews was re-
warded with an attractive trophy.
Mrs. +. ". Landen of Detroit receiv-
ed the consolation award while Mrs
Richardson was remembered with
an interesting guest prize. The
tempting salad course served follow
ing the games gave pleasing empha-
sis to the two-color motif chosen
for the afternoon.
Guests yer Mesdames s. II.
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MRS SAATNTONS IN
CHARGE OF

Mrs. I. b. Sammons. general
president Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary, was in charge OF the
meeting Of that organization last
Thursday. Their business affairs
are in the hands Of the executive
board. which meets the first Thurs
day in the month for the purpose
OF -transacting the affairs for the
month, the remaining Thursdays
eing used for other local and
thurch affairs.
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AUTOMOTIvE


FOR SALE-Ig29 Marm0n sedan. &C
reasonable price Apply to Mr.. Davis.
bennett Motor Sales Co.. or phone
1903. O.
WISH to trade Dodge Senior car
on residential lot. II interested ap-
ply A. w. Buchek, First National
Bank. C-2l2
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BARBER WANTED-s22.00 guar
anteed. Apply Immediately Vic
tor Barber Shop. Harrington. phone
sos. C-205
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PLEATED

PLEATED SLEEVES
a navy blue crepe Elizabeth
coat has a drop yoke cut and It's
full length sleeves from yoke depth
on down are accordian pleated blue
crepe. The frock under 1t has a
very deep pleated flounce, no sleeves
and an accordian pleated vestee.
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You can look for a new record Just about any time either OF these
pretty stxteen-year-old girls dive into TIE water. They are Miss Helene
Madison. left. OF Seattle, Wash, and Miss Eleanor Holm Of New York.
1.-The splashiEg they did during the recent indoor season resulted in
establishment OF nine new worlds records and the tying Of a tenth.
hiss Madison equaned the 50-meter free style mark and set new records
&t 100-yards, 100 meters. 22O-yards and 500 meters. Miss Holm hung
IA new marks in the 1O0yard backstroke, the 50-meter backstroke.
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RENTALS

THE SOUTHERN Realty Company
can rent furnished and unfurnish-
ed houses and apartments TO you
and FOR you. Geo. r. Dennis.
Manager. phone GA C-211
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Buy or Sell Quickly by Using Herald Classified Ads
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BROWNSVILLE barber shop fer sale
Reasonable. easy terms. Phone 500.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT

TIL
DAVENPORT Typewriter Exchange
tBrownSrile's typewriter Housed
Distributors New r.. Q Smith ISL
lent" o and Late Corona A type
writer's. Also sell Royal Portables
and Factory" Rehuilts-aIl makes.
We nair al makes typewriter and
addir~ machines. 1112 Elizabeth
ST. Phone Ira.
Exclusive Sales and Service
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER
COMPANY
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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. Wei drained. Has
house. barns and other improve
ments. "A bargain for quick sale.
Good terms. Call w. M. Egan or
@. +. Hurst. phone 216 o. 1203-W. Or
address Rivrside ' evelopment Co,
Brownsville, Tex. CHS
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SERVICES

FARMERS and orchard owners:
Increase your yields through deep
tillage. subsoiling. chiSeling, plow-
ing. etc. Let me break that hard
pan and preserve your moisture.
Box I72. Olmito. Texas. Gao
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WANTED-Agents to sell house.
hold specialties. Good sellers for
good agents. Write for particulars.
X. r.. Wood. Donna. Texas. C-2i0
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statesmen AGENTS

WANTED-Investment salesman to
sell five payment. ten year endow-
ment bonds with a Texas company
Several good districts open In the
Valley. we pay $4,000 commission
per bond. Address, Great American
Life Underwriters. Inc. J. M. How
~. Gen. Agent. Box GIT. San Be-
nito. Goo
SALESMEN-AGENTS
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HELP WANTED

MANAGER WANTED-Representa-
tive Of a nationally known advertis-
ed product here wants manager
with executive ability 10 take over
established retail store and whole
sale business covering the entire
Valley district. Must be able to give
good reference and make invest
ment. See r. l.. Workman at
Reese VIII -Mond Hotel. Harlingen.
this week only. C-204
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TREES SEEDS 3 PLANTS
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Several Sentenced
Ry Matamcros Court

/ Judge Jesus Roias yesterday pass
ed sentence on Isidro Lopez SAL
dana. after due trial on charges Of
murder.
Saldana was found guilty Of
shooting 10 death Sra. Maria Rem
don. his common law wife. on the
eighth OF August last year. The
shooting took place on Abasolo
street between 18th and 18th. Jeal-
ousy vas the motive brought out at
The trial. Saldana will be taken TO
the state p~enitentiarv at Ciudad
Victoria. II was said. The trial
created considerable interest in the
CITY.
Juan Garcia Cerda Santos de IA
Cruz ard lose Alanis were sentenced
% serve short terms in the Mata-
mcros iail as follows. Garcia Cerda
ne IA Cruz 90 days and Alanis 43
davs. Thew were convicted en- the
~~llarres OF NEGLIGENT virila-ce. re-
sulting in the escare Of several mr.
soaers from the Matamoros jail Q
short time ago.
Olivercs Rodriguez was sentenced
70 five wears and six months IN the
state penitent!arv. He was convict
I'd on CHARGES ar theft.
Juan de In Rcsa IVES sentenced
ro- robbery. He will serve 4 years
and nine months in the state peni-
tertiary at Ciudad Victoria.