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KRGV-HARLINGEN

Daily except Sunday-6:So-9OO a n: IO3O-ll:3O a m; 43O-7:OO b. m
Sunday-8O0-9:l5 a m: ~ noon-2O0 Il. m
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LOST AND FOUND

TAKEN UP at my farm. Two oay
mules: 2 miles north or Browns
vile. on old Port Isabel road. G.
w. Webster. CHG
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Want AID Columns Are Bargain Counters for Valley People
ARTICLES FOR SALE

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RENTAL

BUY HOME. See IL. 18th and Lin
coin. Terms. Phone 178. G-95
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Programs In Central Standard time. r. a. unless otherwise indicat
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APARTMENTS

6-ROOM apartment either ON
pletely furnished or unfinished
Built tor a home. All sonvenIences.
Garage. clay ground for children.
Available before or on October first.
Call Mr.. D0rfman. 9T0 or 1887.
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WHEREAS. the city commission
Of the City Of Port Isabel deems
II advisable 10 issue serial bonds
Of said city for the purposes -iere-
matter mentioned:
Therefore. be 1t ordered by the
city commission Of the city OF Port
Isabel. Texas.
That an election be held on the
goth day Of October, 1880. at which
election the following propositions
aHa11 he cfrhr,s+4ad.
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FOR SALE-Grocery store and gas
station, cheap. Rent. ". Il.
Mitchell. La Feria. GI85
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23
Ready Monday! $25OOOO Worth of New Spring Apparel

of new Spring merchandise in all app
Nor such remarkable pricings. Come
yourself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Society Buds
7oAppearh
Iewel Court

Arrival OF costumes and gowns for
the Queen, ~duchessea. -princesses and
attendants who will participate III
the gorgeous coronation ceremonies
featuring the opening night Of the
tenth annual valley Mid-Wn ter fair
has speeded up rehearSals for tins
brilliant affair which Is to take place
az $50 p m. Nov. p.
This years presentation Is divid-
ed into two scenes with two differ
ent stage settings. representing an
elaborate and spectacular jeTeled
court.
The first act will present the love
~ ~debutantes Of the season I'm a
novel ano beautiful setting The
second act will be 4 ieIeled court
scene, brilliantly Lighted and pre-
sentlng a very dazzling -;ect upon
the audience. The jeweled IDEA will
be carried out In every detail. Nine
teen lovely society girls represent
lrg duchesSes from various towns.
each symbolic OF d different Jewel
VIII make a most spectacular scene
grouped about the diamond Queen,
who will reign over the Jewel coart
The identity OF the queen will re-
main a mystery until the night OF
the coronation.
Frances Beddocs. VaIity dancing
teacher. representing the goddess OF
Jewels appears at the close OF the
second act IN a solo feature dance.
presenting her dancing Jewels Of tho
land Of make believe no her royal
majesty the Diamond Queen.
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dn-He[l enic
Meeting DraWs
alleyMembe

Thirty-one members Of the Pan
Hellenic soc!et. met Saturday aft
arnocn at the Casa de Palmas tea
room at McAl-en Tor a one cloci.
luncheon which vas followed by
bridge.
Gorgeous pink roses we're used
n he decorations Of the tea room
The personnel included four
guests Eora Mission, two from Mer-
cedeS, e.gnt from Harrington. two
from LytoTd. tive from Edinburg.
The McAllel guests were Mesdames
W. w Dougherty. Q. N. Bachtel. A.
Nix, ID. Q. Perkins. Ann Burtless.
Johnny Price. George Palmer. Con-
rad Roitsch, Stockton Fountain and
Miss Hattie Baldwin.
Mrs. d. G. Perkins was chairman
Of The affair.
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Miss Laura Lee Tansill started the
round OF entertainment with a
clever shower and bridge some time
ago, and now. as the date OF the
wedding draws near. the many
friends OF Miss More are vylng
with one another IN charming
Inequalities. Mrs. J. /. Renttro
and Mrs. Lawrence Brady compii-
mented her recently.
On Saturday Mrs. Gordon Street
was hostess az her home IN Los
EbanC5 with a buffet luncheon anu
linen shower. The autumn theme
appeared III the decoration OF The
large table. which had as a center
piece a silver bowl filled with fruit
The guests -Tere seated at small
quartet tables for the luncheon,
and afterward spent the time com
plotting linen breakfast sets which
were given 10 the honoree.
Many Parties
A shower or towels was cleverly
presented. A sto-ybook cottage
contained the gifts.
Mrs. Brady and Miss Elinor Rich
ardscn assisted Mrs. Street IN the
dining room
About tE enty-flVe close frlends o.
Miss More made up the guest list
On Monday Miss Richardson VII
compliment Miss More with a din
ner party. On Tuesday she Is
named as honoree AZ a bridge al
fair given bv Mrs NJ. f. Heaner-
wednesday. Mrs al Parker IS CIV
inc a dance for her al the country
club. and on Saturday Mrs. Nc
Clou~ IS entertaining with a lunch
Oh nj Harrington.
Miss Salome McAllen and Miss
Sallie Russell are 70 be hostesseS
at q formal tea at the country club
on Sunday afternoon.
Monday evening the men OF the
wedding party are giving q stag
party for Mi. Collins, and Miss
Florence Burns Is entertain.Ay vitt
dinner for Miss More and her CIR
friends.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
will be gwen owe. 10 rehearsal. anc
following the Wednesday rehearsal
Miss Elizabeth Creager will be hst-
ess at a pre-nuptial party.
The wedding IS 10 be Thursday
evening at the Episcopal church
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Calendar For The Week
MONDAY

MONDAN
Presbyterian auxiliary meets as follows. Circle One with Mrs II.
D. Seago; Circle Two with Mrs j. Order Perkins Circle Three with
Mrs. Fl NJ. Shelton
Baptist missionary c.cles meet together at the church. 80 (. m.
for a lesson in Royal Service.
Central Christian missionary society meets at the church at ? ? m
Altar society OF the Sacred Heart church at the home of Mrs Harry
Holowen, 62 St Charles. for a social meeting.
Woman's Guild of the Church Of the Advent. at the parish house,
; p. m
Methodist missionary observes week Of prayer, beginning service at
10 /. m
Mis- Ehnor Richardson Is entertaining with a dinner party for Miss
Elizabeth More.
1880 p. m
TUESDAY
Mrs W. Z Heaner Il: giving a bridge party for Miss Elizabeth More.
Learners club meets.
WEDNESDAY
Just-Sew with Mrs. McPage Null.
Self Culture with Mrs. II. l.. Fitch.
Dance at the country club given BY Mrs. Al. Parker for Miss More.
Merry Matrons with Mrs. Harry Grove.
THURSDAY
Thursday club with Mrs Grover Warr-r.
Grammar school Parent-Teachers ASSOCIATION 4 the schocl. 4 !. "a
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Bride Elect Is
Honor Guest AT
Shower, Bridge

Miss Zoe Brock. whose marriage
70 Mr.. Alfred Putegnat Is 10 take
place at the Sacred Heart church at
early mass Wednesday. was named
hon0ree az a shower given on Fri
day evening by Mrs. Arthur Hipp
and Mis-. Pearl Nuckols.
Bridge was the diversion for the
evening. Hrs. "A. W. Buchek making
high score. The honoree received
a pretty memento from the host
esses, al well as many lovely gifts
81 linen. Five tables OF players par
t!clPated in the games.
Pink roses and pink tapers lent
2 gay aspect ID the scene III the
ching room. while the living room
was bright with red roses.
Miss Brock and Mr.. Putegnat
were cCmplimented with a dinner
party or Thursday evening, and
another Saturday evening.
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Co1nines. Goings

MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Brock ar
rived Friday to attend the Wedding
OF their daughter. Miss Zoe Brock
10 Mr.. Alfred Put1gnat. which Is 10
take place Wednesday.
Edward Smith. OF Albany. and
Louis Sann5 and Edward Griffi N. cf
Rensselaer,. n II. are visiting LII.
and Mrs. J j KENNY here. This is
their first visit TO this section. and
they have been enjoying swimming
and fishing trips. They expect TO
remain a week longer. going from
h1re to Monterrey, and from there
70 Laredo.
Mrs. M n. LanEford and her son.
4. I. Langford, plan TO leave Sun
day on a motor trip TO Missouri.
where they will visit Mrs. Lang
ford's mother. They expect to be
away for about three weeks.
Miss Bernlce Many. of Kings
VILE. IS spending the weekend in
Brownsville with Miss Dorothy
Dennis.
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San Benito
THANKSGIVING TOPIC
OF CLUB

The "wednesday Morning Music
club enjoyed a Thanksgiving pro-
gram at the home Of Mrs. G. 5. Pug
sIey on North Sam Houston.
The program opened by the club
singing America" Mrs. Jim Ward
sang Thanks BE TO God by stan
lev Dickson. She was accompanied
on the piano BY Mrs F. W. Col
mery.
This was followed by a vocal Sc
lection The Lord l. My Light.
Salng bv Mrs. L. A. Barrier with Mrs
3 Chase playing the acoompani-
rent.
A double trio. Il VIII Magnify
Thee. Rogers. was sung by Mrs. l..
A. Barrier. Mrs G. e. Burke. Mrs
G. D. Cowgirl. Mrs. ". ?. Coimery'
Mrs J. 3 Nosler and Mrs. w. B
Pitts. Mrs. G. 3. Chase played the
accompaniment.
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80
Valley Seniors
Participate In
Campus Affairs
Especial to The Herald.D

especial TO The HeraldD
DENTON. Nov. 8-Amnng the zoo
spring term graduates 1t tine Texas
state Teachers College for Women.
OF @. i a.. the Valley can claim only
three. Bit these three are making
and setting enviable records in their
courses and III their interest ~ cam
pus activities The Valley seniors
are Miss Margaret Monroe OF
Brownsville, Miss Rachcal Doan OF
San Benito and Miss Eugie Baker or
Raymondville.
Miss Monroe has been chosen to
take the cOmmedlenne role of Polly
OConnor In the senior play. 1t
Happened IN Hollywood. which will
be given on November Is III the COL
lege auditorium Miss Monroe, who
Is a physical education major. -
vlce-preSident OF the Women's Ath-
letlc Association and * practice
teaching IN the Denton HiRh Srhnrl
She Is q member OF the Chaparrsl
CUP and is III charge Ji the annual
tag day sale the proceeds OF which
60 INTO the student loan fund.
Miss Doan OF San Benito, tina
daughter of MIR. and Mrs ". Ay
Doan- Was class ~valedictorian I'm
1928. and She plans 70 graduate this
summer. completing a four year col
lege course I'D three years. Miss
Doan Is majoring in business adj
ministration and mirroring in Span
ish- This year she Is serving a.
student assistant 10 DR.. Rebecca
SWItzer. head Of the foreign Ian
Guage department. and last year she
worked as part time Librarian In the
college library. Her interest in CAM
pus activities IS shown by the fact
mat she Is president Of the Rio
Grande Valley club, program chair
man Of the Ia Junta, 4 member OF
Inc Business and Professional Wo-
mems club, a member of the W. w.
. a. ana 2 member OF the Inter-
national Relations club.
Miss Baker is new to the collera
neing a transfer from the Kings
vile College ~ Arts and Industries
but b Is coming tn the front as ora
ol p senior leaders.
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Valley Students
Head Organizations

Two Valley students at the
University OF Texas have been
honored In campus activities BY be-
Ing elected to head organizations Of
which they r members. nton
Murray. OF Harrington. a student
popular on the campus. this year is
president Of the TEXAS club. and
Miss Lucille Smith. Alamo Is presid-
ent OF the Sutton Teachers club.
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Mrs. Calderoni
Is Brisca Winner

Mrs. Francisco Barrera Guerra
entertained the Wednesday brisca
club the past weeI at her home on
Elizabeth street. Mrs. Adolfo Calda-
ron. hsld high score and received a
chiffon handkerchief. Mrs. Z. To-
PEI Montero. second, was presented
with a set Of glasses.
The dining room was decorated
with pink roses. and pink and green
also appeared in the table decora-
tons.
Mrs. Jose Nf--ttnez will b hos
tees next Wednesday At 3 p m
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Y CLUBS
HAVE TWO H~OSIESSES

Mrs. Frank 6 Ludden and Mrs.
? j. East we're joint hostesses To
their Wednesday Evening Bridge
clubs. Dinner was served az the
Stonevall Jackson hotel.
Following dinner the members OF
the clubs assembled at the home OF
Mrs. Ludden for the games.
AT the conclusion OF the games
In Mrs. Easts club Mrs. Davis Wade
was high among the women and H.
J. Hinkly among the men. In Mrs.
Ludden's club Mrs. John II. LomaX
vas high and DR.. w. ]. Vinsant.
Guests for the evening were Mr..
ard Mrs q. u Collins and Miss
Edith Cox
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Fort Brown To
Fete Officer

a reception for Col. and Mrs.
Francis w. Glover Is being planned
Tor Saturday OF this week at Fort
Brown. Col. Glover is the new COM
manding officer at the post, hav-
ing come here from Fort Riley.
Kansas.
Several other interesting affairs
are being arranged 70 welcome the
newcomers.
Lieut.. Col. Stephen w. Wingree,
new executive officer. Is expected u
join the regiment during the week.
and Will also be a guest at the
reception.
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Methodists To
Observe PRAYER Week

The Methodist missionary society
Will observe the Week OF PRAYER on
Monday. at an all-day session. ms
tsad Of on several days as Is usual
III the Custcm.
The service Is TO begin at 10 a. m.
with the West Brownsville circle.
Of which Mrs. Willie a. George Is
chairman. in charge from 10 to IL.
The central circle. led BY Mrs. q.
s. Stell. Will have the hour from
II to u. and at noon a plate lunch
Is 10 be served.
Ell Jardin circle, headed by Mrs.
Fred Barton. Will conduct the SER
vice from | D. m. TO > D. m, and
from . 70 3 o'clock the young
matrons circle. under the leader
ship Of Mrs. c. c. Stewart Will have
charge. Special music IS being ar
ranged by ell the circles
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NEW PASTOR. FAMILY
ARE WELCOMED

The women of the Presbyterian
church welcomed the Rev. <. p.
Smith and family with a social. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. O. i.
Carlson Tuesday evening. Mrs. j.
F. Galloway and Mrs. John Stokes
led the program for the evening.
Delightful refreshments were serv-
ed to about forty-five. Rev Smith
ana family have recently arrived
from Ia Grange, La. He was called
as pastor TO the Presbyterian
church Rev. Smith will preach the
first and third Sundays I'm each
month and every Sunday evening.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
GIVEN FRIDAY

Hiss Leoline Horton and Miss
Elizabeth Moore. teachers of the
Elsa school. entertained the pupils
FRIDAY evening az the school build
ne with 2 Halloween party. The
children were dressed III costumes,
while Miss Horton was dressed as
q witch. She led the program with
fortune telling and games. Refresh
mentS OF lce cream and cake we're
served
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Merry AIatrons
With Mrs. Blanck

Mrs. Emil Blanck was hostess to
three tables OF players the past
week when she entered the Merry
Matrons club. Ferns and roses
adorned the rooms. Mrs. Glemser
received the guest award. Mrs. Fred
Bohlen high for the club. and Mrs.
Frank Fisher low.
The next meeting is 10 be with
Mrs. Harry Grove il Victoria
Eeirhtr
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STEWARDSHIP"
TALK HEARD

The missionary society Of the
First Baptist church he'd their reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon. The
meeting opened with the w. NJ. u.
SONG Joy to the World
Mrs. Frank s Robertson and Mrs.
Lola Paine offered prayers. Mrs.
j. p. Ellis read Mark Il. and talked
en- Stewardship"
After the business session the
meeting closed with Mrs v. NJ Hal
ey playing Think On Thy Way"
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Program Leaders
Announced

The Central Christian missionary
society is TO hold a meeting at the
church Monday at 3 p. m. Mrs. H.
j. Howard Is to De worship leader.
Mrs. o w. Singer lesson leader, and
Mrs. Emory Christian fellowship
leader. Porto Rico. the port Of
riches is TO be the lesson subject.
A parcel post sale will be held
during the fellowship hour. Mrs. j.
M. George. Mrs. Roy Ruff and Mrs.
Christian are TO be h~oSteSSes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09

AT p. i. 4. MELTING

The p. T A. met Wednesday
afternoon at the high school -udi-
forum for their regular monthly
meeting. Goldie LaDuke gave a
reading. Johnnie's New Baby. Two
piano solos we're rendered by AM
ME Merle Anderson. Miss Beth
Beck gave three short negro se.ec-
tons. Miss Louise Black 2 ne a
talk on Books for children" and
also gave an outline OF the an
nual for this year.
The business meeting was in
charge OF Mrs. A. J. HAYS, the
president. A report OF all commit
tees was given. Mrs. r. +. CIR .
resigned as chairman Of the hos
pitality and Mrs. T. @. Cressner was
appointed in her place. Mrs. c. Fl
Hage was elected as secretary.
There were approximately twen-
ty-five members present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Wellers Entertain
Evening Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Welle. -.ad as
quests one evening the past week
he Rev. and Mrs. II. j. HoTard
and Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Dennis.
Music and social pursuits were the
diversion for the evening. and re-
!reshments Of ice cream and cake
were served by the hostess.
The Rev. Howard Il pastor of the
Central Christian church.
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Elsa
CLUB ENTERTAINED
IN HOME

Mrs. Hope Grimes. OF Weslaco.
was hostess Monday afternoon 10
the Jolly Bidders bridge cluD at
me home Of Mrs. Chas. McCasland.
decorations OF queens wreath and
h~oney1uckle we're used throughout
ne home. High score was won bv
Mrs. : 2 Kelley At the close or
the afternoon. refreshments were
served 70 eight members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
CLUB MEETS At
MATHIS HOME

Mrs. w. @. Mathis was hostess to
Are members Of the Silk Stocking
volub at their regular meeting Thurs
DAY. Luncheon was served at the
Stonewall Jackson hotel. The
guests then assembled at the hostess
home in Valencia park. Red ard
pink roses were used for decorations.
Mrs. Mathis was successful PLAYER
when the games ended.
Mrs. Gordon LlewyIlen will be next
hostess on November 20.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09

den and fourth 10 Mrs. o c. Hamil-
ton. The consolation award was
presented to Mrs. Eta w. Ringgold
cl Edinburg.
Among the men players Bill Hinkly
was high. Harry Curran received the
second prize. w. II Cochran third,
ard r. c. Burwell Of ~Raymordville,
fourth.
Sixteen tables Of players enjoyed
the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
PRETTY APPOINTMENTS
PARTY FEATURE

Mr.. and Mrs. z. ". Anderson en-
tertained with a prettily appointed
bridge party Tuesday evening at
their home on Oklahoma Avenue.
Pink roses and tube roses were
used in the floral decorations. High
score favor for women was award
ed Mrs. John u. Lane and high for
men was given 10 Mr.. Lane. with
low going 70 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Wolfe.
"A sweet and salad course was
served to Messrs and Mesdamas
John 3. Lane. J. P. Willmcth. J. W.
Wolfe and the host and hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
b. and +. W. Meets
Monday Evening

The monthly meeting of the
Business and Professional Women
club has changed from Tuesday 10
Monday evening because of Armls-
tice Day. II IS announced by Mrs.
Belle Pierce. president. The club
Will meet at the chamber OF COM
merce at 7.30 d. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Ring Ceremony
Unites lley
Pair Thursday
Especial TO The Herald

WESLACO, Nov. Bred roses
and fall flowers formed q lovely
background at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. y. p. Yarbrcugh Thursday
afternoon when their daughter.
Christine was given in marriage to
Mr.. Earl Pike. The Rev. William M.
LeaIay read the impressive ring
ceremony.
The bride wore a brown chiffon
velvet with gold hat and Access
series TO match.
The young couple left Immediately
for a short honeymoon trip TO
Houston. Waco and Dallas.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. P. Yarbrogh and son Bipham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Pike. Mr.. and
Mrs. Iceland Mathews or Merce-
des. Mr.. and Mrs. Bobo of Waco.
The young couple are graduates
Of the Weslaco high school. Mrs.
Pike attended the Teachers College
at San Marcos. and Mr.. Pike is a
graduate Of the Baylor University
at Waco. At the present Mrs. Pike
Is employed as a teacher in the
Stephen +. Austin Grammar school.
Mr.. Pike Is connected with the
Weslaco Electric company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-09
Gordon Street Hostess
Complimenting Miss More At
Buffet Luncheon and Showe1

Invitations are nov going out to Brownsville society for a series Of
affairs which promises one Of the most brilliant social calendars for
many moons. The coming marriage Of Miss Elizabeth More TO Nj. j. :
Collins Is the inspiration Tor many smart parties which will keep interest
high right up TO the day OF the wedding