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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-11
Mothers of School
Present Program

The mothers and teachers Of the
Grammar school met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Stout, the presi-
dent, presiding. II was the last
session Of the Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION for the year.
AS the pupils had provided mu-
sic and plays for earlier meetings
the Mexican mothers rad made a
request to entertain the teachers in
this final session. and gave a splen-
did program as follows:
Solos: "Olivdarte,' Flores. Can
cion Yucateca," ST.. Ramon Marti-
nez, accompanied by Srita. JoSefina
Zumaya.
Solos: "Pompas,r "Tus Miradas.r
Sra. Antonio Ortiz. accompanied by
Srita. Aurora Ortiz.
Solos: la Boheme." "EStrellita, :
by Srita. Berta Herrera, accom-
panied by Sra. M. Yzaguirre.
Sonora Gonzalo Barron spoke
graciausly on behalf Of the mothers
expressing their appreciation Of the
plans and efforts OF the teachers
during the past year.
Mrs. Stout. the president. also
expressed her pleasure in the &C
tivitieS and accomplishments Of the
organization in the nine months OF
her leadership.
Prof. K. G.. Dodd then told OF his
qualification in the harmonious CO.
operation Of the parents and teach
ers in their work from the progress
Of the children.
Miss Josephine Webb gave a re-
view OF the years work. BY hold
ing an annual carnival and by
other means the sum Of S543.97 was
raised. most of which was spent
for library books and other school
equipment. A balance Of s20.66 Is
left in the treasury with which to
begin the work Of another year.
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Another prominent speaker on
the program is DR.. II. r. Manuel,
OF the University OF Texas. Since
DR.. Manuel is engaged in psychol-
ogy education study, the Valley with
its problems pertaining to the ed
ucation OF Mexican children is of
peculiar interest to him and his adj
dress will touch upon phases OF this
subject. He was a prominent
speaker on the program Of the dis
trict federation meet at Del Rio.
Reports Of various officers and
committee chairmen viii also be
heard. occupying important places
on the days program.
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Valley Students
y. Of t.

AUSTIN, May 10.-Major exami-
nations for seniors in the college OF
arts and sciences Of the University
OF Texas this week opened the final
month Of the long session.
Major examinations we're taken in
history, romance languages. mathe-
mates. classical languages. educa-
ton, chemistry, English and eco
Monies.
Among the students from the
Rio Grande Valley taking the ex-
aminations were James McFarling
Of Donna, James Muckelroy OF
Brownsville, Eugene Snavely Of
Harlingen, Miss Emma Soils Of Rio
Grande City, and Miss Salome Nc
Allen Of Brownsville.
May / was the last day for
making application FOR degrees at
the end Of the present long ses-
sion, and Saturday, May II, has
been set for foreign language ex-
aminations.
Second semester final examina-
tons in the school OF law will be-
gin May 26 and be finished June 6.
Final examinations in the college
Of arts and sciences. college Of ed
ucation, college Of pharmacy. school
Of business administration and
school Of education will start May
81 and will end June 6.
Alumni and class day will be
celebrated June z, with commence
ment Sunday June 8 and COM
mencement day June ..
Officers for the school year of
f930-3l were elected this week by
the McLaurin Lay society. Men
ton Murray Of Mercedes, middle
law student, was named president
Of the organization.
Judge Robert w. Stayton, pro-
feSsor OF law. who has presided
over the moot court In the society
during the year. declared the work
Of the society had been very suc-
ceSsful this year.
Murray and Judge Stayton have
decided that plans for the work OF
next year viii include the aSsocia-
ton Of thu aix or m@@ aistriet
Judges or Austin with the work Of
the society.
Politics held sway this week upon
the campus Of the university, with
no Valley students being candidates
for the more than a dozen student
offices. These students confined
their activities at most TO active
campaigning for various office seek
ers.
Paul Newman OF Harlngen, a
senior in the school of business ad-
ministration. had charge Of the bal
lot box Of that school.
Dan Fowler OF Harrington. Junior
student in the department of journ-
alisnn of the college of arts and
sciences. is experimenting his uni
versity studies by doing reporting
work for an Austin daily news
paper.
Fowler has served this long ses-
sion az issue editor of the Daily
Texan, campus newspaper. He Is a
member OF Sigma Delta Chi, journ-
alism fraternity
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Senior High Play
Is Success

Seniors OF Brownsville High
school scored a hit in presentation
of their class play. The Patsy"
Friday night at the college audi
forum. The three-act comedy
abounded in amusing situations
c~entering about the leading charac-
ter, Patricia Harrington, played BY
Miss Una Seaman. who was sup
ported BY an excellent cast.
Harbert Davenport appeared as
Bill Harrington: Mary Craig as
Mrs. William Harrington; Martha
Jane Butts as Grace Harrington;
Jack Ferguson as Billy Stillwell:
Barney Moore as Tony Anderson;
Rachel Barnes a. Sadie Buchanan;
Reed BeeSon as Francis Patrick
O'F1aherty: and Jimmie GuZman
as "Trip" Dusty.
The following committees were In
charge OF the play: Business
managers, Argyle McAllen. John
Sylvester. Frances Ceyanes and
Miss Velma Wilson; tickets, Clyde
Burke, Estella CavazoS. Lillian
KENNY; publicity. Marjorie Grove.
Rachel Barnes, Corinne Walton,
Home Samano; ~stagecraft, Cherille
DeBardeleben. Homer Morrow. Vol
ney Taylor, Mrs. Douglas a. FesSen-
den.
The play was directed by Miss
Ann Kendrick. Mrs. FesSenden,
Miss Kendrick. and Miss Seaman
were presented bouquets Of roses by
the class In appreciation Of their
efforts
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Mew Officers
a lied Bu
OlmitoP.-T.A.

Closing the years school work
with installation Of officers for the
next term, the Olmito PIT. A. held
a special evening program Friday
at the school, a large crowd Of
school patrons and friends witness
ing the ceremonies
Mrs. W. r. Jones. Cameron coun-
ty superintendent. was a special
guest Of the evening conducting the
installation. which was attended by
several interesting musical num-
bers. Mrs. Lloyd Parker was install
ed as the reelected president: Mrs.
Sam Hughston. vice-president: Mrs.
Robinson. second vice-president;
Mrs. Richardson, third vice-presi-
dent; and Mrs. Box, secretary-treaS-
urer. The stage was beautifully ar
ranged for the evening with floor
baskets OF cut flowers as a back
ground.
Mrs. Jones spoke briefly on the
significance of PIT. A work in
connection with the school and
daily life OF boys and girls. She
emphasized the Importance Of PIT.
A. contact with them in the home
to Offset the many attractions now
found outside the school and home.
Mrs. Parker also made ar approp-
riate address in which she thanked
her co-workers and the community
at large for the cooperation offer
ed her as president during the past
year.
The Olmito PIT. A. has closed an
unusually successful year OF ac-
Invites. reports show, their uumer-
Gus accomplishments greatly ben
citing the school.
Refreshments were served at the
end Of the program with cut flow
ers as plate favors.
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Fourth Ward May
Fete Pleases

The Fourth Ward school May
fete, presented Wednesday evening
at the Dittmann theater. was the
outstanding event Of the years
school program and greatly enjoyed
by the large audience Of parents
and patrons attending.
Juanita Southern was a charm
ing queen. wearing a white taffeta
robe royale. Carlos ReSendez was
king. They were attended by
Princess Blanca Perez, Duchess Es-
tella Delaunay and Refugio Car
demos.
At the conclusion of the enter
tainment Carlos Pena voiced the
parents appreciation for the work
of the teachers throughout the
year.
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interested are invited TO at
tend the session.
Brownsville expects 70 send about
10 representatives to the meeting.
A large attendance from all Valley
Y. w. G. AS is expected.
The local Y. w. G. A. held its
regular business session this week
and the following list of new Gift
GERS was submitted by the nomi-
mating committee and approved for
election: Mrs. George Smith, local
chairman: Mrs. II. l.. Fitch, vice
chairman, Mrs. Volney Taylor, pub
lefty: Mrs. Jack Rowe. camp chair.
man; Mrs. Robin Pate. secretary:
Mrs. W. p. Walton, treasurer; Mrs
K. X. Goodrich, service: Mrs. r. B,
Rentfro. Girl Reserves: and Mrs.
Fritz Schmidt, finance
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Euzelian S. S. Class
Honors Mothers

Mothers OF members Of the Euzel-
ian class Of the First Baptist Sun
day school were honor guests at a
social and business session Of the
class held Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mike Groom. IT., Mo
TIERS Day was the theme Of the
program given. Mrs. Ben Clark
told the story Of the origin OF Moth
ers' Day and its history. and read
an appropriate poem
Social features of the afternoon
included two contests in which Mrs
Dowis and Mrs. King won prizes.
An ice course in the color scheme
of green and white was served to
about 30 members and guests.
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Legion Auxiliary
Plans POnnv Sale

Plans for the annual poppy sale
Saturday, May "a. were discussed
at the meeting Of the American Le-
gion auxiliary Thursday night at
Legion hall. Mrs. Joe Lindaberry,
Mrs. y. z. Spikes and Mrs. Ben Clark
were appointed as a committee
It was announced that the aux
iliary had spent sl2 on a box OF
sheets. pillow cases and towels sent
to the Veterans hospital at Kerr
vile.
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Mrs. Graham Retiring
Learners President

Mrs. James "A. Graham is retir-
ing president of the Learners club
Of Brownsville, instead OF Mrs.
Volney Taylor, as stated in the re-
cent account Of TIE Learners club
annual breakfast. Mrs. Mae Brut-
sche IS the newly elected incoming
president.
The correction Is made at the
request OF Mrs. Taylor. retiring
president OF the Self Culture club
and a member Of the Learners club.
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee for the breakfast.
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Picnic Party At
CRYSTAL Pool

A group from Brownsville will be
guests this afternoon Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Niles Of Harrington az a
swimming and picnic party at Cry
%al Pool. McAllen.
Mr.. and Ms. S. G. Graham. Mr..
and Mrs McVey. Miss Mary McCol-
lum and Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Fender
graft will 60 from here. joining
other members Of the party.
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valley Tor the trip into the interior
Of Mexico. according to Mrs Blanche
Fulgham Of Harrington, Valley Fed
Grafton president. More are expect
ed to join the caravan when details
Of the trip are arranged.
$50 Working
Two hundred and thirty women,
the personnel Of nine Business and
Professional women's clubs. plan
ming and working together with the
cooperation of the chambers OF
commerce and the newspapers Of
the nine Valley cities, Brownsville,
Harrington. San Benito, Mercedes
Weslaco. Donna. McAllen, and Ray
mondville-the result will be q won
derf1I Convention" Mrs. Fulghanl
said. She announced that all plans
we're completed for the state con-
vention which will meet in the
Valley, June 9, 10 and II, with Har-
lingen as convention headquarters.
The dates, which were formerly
June 1920 and 81. have been offici-
ally changed, Mrs. Fulgham an
n0unced.
I'VE have tried to utilize many
of the fine features Of the Valley
in arranging our entertainment for
the visitors who will come TO us
from all over the state. Old Mexico,
the Gulf. Point Isabel, as we'll ss
the nine Valley cities where there
are Business and Professional Wo-
mems clubs. will be the scenes of
the entertainment" Mrs. Fulgham
said.
I'VE are not wanting the corven-
ton to interest only the members Of
the clubs. We want the entire VAL
ley TO attend the opening OF the
convention. Monday evening at the
H~arlingen auditorium. and we have
arranged the program SO that 1t
win be Of general interest. The
honored speaker Of the convention
is the president OF the National
Federation of Business and Profess
sional Women's clubs. Miss Marion
II. McClench of Ann Arbor, Mich"
Mrs. Fulgham continued.
Varied Entertainment
A unique feature Of the enter
tainment Is a progressive luncheon
Monday. the courses TO be served IN
three different cities. The party
Of delegates will be taken TO Ray
mondville, where they will ne served
the first course by the Raymond
Vile Chamber Of Commerce. They
will then go to Edinburg for the
second course and to McAllen for
dessert, served by the local clubs.
The remainder Of the afternoon
will be spent in the upper section
Of the Valley. including a trip TO
Reynosa. Late in the afternoon the
party will continue TO Mercedes FOX
tea.
A yachting trip on The Gulf,
swimming. and dinner at the Yacht
Club at Point Isabel, with rhe Har-
lingen Chamber Of Commerce as
hosts. will be the Sunday entertain
ment. The Harrington Chamber OF
Commerce will also act as hosts at
a dance to be given az the Casino
Pavilion on the Arroyo.
The Emblem breakfast will be
given at Val Verde Tuesday morn-
ing with the Donna and Weslaco
clubs as hostesSes. Luncheon
Tuesday will be given by the local
club at Harrington. ana dinner by
the local club at San Benito.
Brownsville and Matamoros will
be the scenes Of the Friday enter
tainment. Luncheon will be served
in Matamoros with the entire VAL
lev Federation as hoStesses to the
delegates. A banquet will be held
that evening in Brownsville.
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Rebekahs Attend
A11-Dav Meet

Mrs. J. K. Bull, Mrs. Mary Nc
Clughan and Mrs. France attended
the all-day school Of instruction
held In San Benitc Thursday for
Rebekahs lodges OF the county.
About IS lodge representatives were
present. Lodge ritual work and ex-
aminations In secret work formed
the program OF the day.
Lunch was served at noon.
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Business Club To
Elect Officers

The annual business meeting Of
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club will be held at the
chamber OF commerce Tuesday
night at 1880 p. m. New officers
will be elected and all committee
chairmen and officers are asked 10
have their yearly reports ready for
presentation.
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Mrs. Pitt Hostess
To Bridge Club

Mrs. Arthur Pitt entertained her
bridge club at her home Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. z. @. Marsh won
high score prize, Mrs. Knox 5.
Steiner, the cut Mrs. Frank Ber-
valid was a guest OF the club.
A refreshment course was served.
The club Is to meet next Wednesday
with Mrs. Harry Hollowen
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Episcopal Guild
POStDOneS Meet

No meeting Of the Episcopal Guild
will be held Monday afternoon, the
annual sunshine tea az the home or
Mrs. Z. K. Goodrich taking its
place.
The tea IS 70 Be held from 4 10
6 o'clock. and all parishioners and
friends OF the church r invited
to attend.
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Just-Sew Club With
Mrs. Pendergraft

Mrs. w. l.. Pendergraft enter
tanned the Just-Sew club at her
home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
George Merriwether was a guest.
All the members we're present.
The club is to meet next week with
Mrs. M. w. Ward.
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Monterrey Trip viii FoAow
Business Women S Convention

A side trip to Monterrey by way Of Laredo to Immediately follow the
state convention Of the Business and Professional womens clubs in the
Valley is announced IS N additional attraction among the many which
will be offered the visitors from every portion of the state. A large num-
Der OF DELEGATES have already signfed their desire TO remain in the
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1NA OA4SAAC NAA6 ACACSAVCS 0GC w
be Mrs. Milton Vest, Mrs. ". u.
Conrad and Mrs. w. Y. worley:
Learners. Mrs. George White, Mrs.
J. T.. Workman and Mrs. Putegnat:
City Federation. Mrs. w. r.. Jones.
Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Pearl
Nuckols: Civic League. Miss Nan
ME Bourne and Mrs. y. *. Bull. In
addition, Mrs. z. Q. Holiday, Mrs.
II T.. Yates, Mrs. Willie "A. George.
and Mrs. Volney Taylor. Fifth Dis
trict president, will attend.
OF especial interest is the eve
ming musicale to be presented by
Valley music clubs Monday eve
ming. In this program the finest
musical talent or the Valley viii be
presented and IL Is felt that IL viii
be an unusual treat as an artists
evening.
Hostess clubs OF Mercedes are the
Study, Music and Business and Pro-
fesSional Women's clubs. Mrs. III. j.
Caldwell OF Mission is general pro-
gram chairman and Mrs. 8. r. Jen-
nings OF Harrington, chairman OF the
music department, arranged the
musical.
Morning Session
9 o'clock
Invocation, Mrs. II. B. Summons,
Mission.
Texas. My Texas. Assembly.
Greetings, Mrs. r.. M. VIM.
Response, Mrs. +. Fl. Armstrong,
Mission.
Call to order.
Reading OF the minutes.
Report OF Credentials Committee,
Mrs. y. j. Murray, Harrington, chair
man.
Report OF Program Committee.
Mrs. r. ]. Caldwell, Mission, chair
man.
Report or officers.
President, Mrs. X. Oven Scott,
Rio Grande City; First Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. II. j. Voc, san Benito,
Second Vice President, Mrs. II. wv.
Glass, Weslaco; Reception of new
clubs; Third Vice President, Mrs.
I. 5. Herren, Harrington; Secretary
treasurer, Mrs. z. M. Card, Meal
len; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
l.. p. Caruthers, Jr., Rio Grande
City; Parliamentarian, Mrs. Volney
Taylor, Brownsville; Chaplain, Mrs.
T. ID. Summons, Mission.
Report of departmental chairmen
and clubs of the departments.
Drama, Mrs. Roy Conway. N1S-
sion.
Music, Mrs. .. r. Jennings. Har-
lingen.
Music clubs.
Home Demonstration. Mrs. 8. E.
Barr. Los Fresnos, Home Demon
stration clubs.
Applied Education. Mrs. Harbert
Davenport, Brownsville, Parent :
Teacher Organization, Junior clubs.
Civic, Mrs. Lamar Gil, Raymond
vile.
Report OF Civic Clubs.
Report Of City Federation.
Report OF Business and Profess
Sional Women's Clubs.
Report OF Nurses Association.
Duet: Until" wflfred Sander
son: Mdse. w. RI. Carlisle and e..
Carnes. Mercedes; Mrs. John Ash
ton. accompanist.
The State Federation-Why re-
derate" Mrs. Volney Taylo ",
Brownsville. president Fifth Dist
riot, II. r. w. @.
Introduction OF state and district
officers, by Mrs. Villa George,
Brownsville, hospitality chairman.
Scholarship and Loans, Mrs. r..
z. Randall, San Antonio, first vice
president. Fifth District r. r. wv.
g. and state and district chairman
Scholarship and Loans.
Announcements.
Twelve to n o'clock.
Luncheon at Elks club
Federation officers and members
of the executive board and official
guests viii be entertained compli-
mentary at luncheon by hostess
clubs or Mercedes. Delegates and
visitors viii pay for luncheon.
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Valley Y. VIC 4. VIII Elect
Officers at Camp Rio Hondo

Rio Grande Valley Y. w. c. A. is to hold its annual meeting at Rio
Hondo camp Thursday. May is, at 10 o'clock. with Mrs. Florence w.
Hayes, president, presiding. New officers are TO be elected during the
business session and annual reports will be given BY all local Valley
chairmen during the day. All members Of the Y. W. c. A. and
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Valley Society News
and Events
Brownsville Clubs To
Be Well Represented
federation Meeting

Brownsville clubs affiliated with the Valley Federation or Wonens clubs
will be well represented among the delegation OF several hundred women
expected to attend the thrty-second semi-annual convention at Mer-
cedes, Tuesday. May 10. Official delegates have been appointed and IL is
likely that a large number Of club members will attend.
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Rev. o. T.. Smith leaves Sunday
night for New Orleans. La. 10 at
tend the Southern Baptist conven-
ton. He will return 10 occupy the
pulpit next Sunday morning. Sew
eral other Valley pastors will &C
company him.
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Society Calendar
MONDAY

MONDAY
Circles Of the Presbyterian aux
iliary will meet at $3.50 as follows:
One with Mrs. Howard Cummings:
two with Mrs. G. Z. Dodd; three
with Miss Florence Bell: evening
circle with Miss Mary Conklin at
7:30 p. m.
Woman's Missionary society Of
Central Christian church with Mrs.
Harry c. Groom. No. ! Nel-Roy
apartments at 3 p. m.
Baptist w. NJ. S. meets al the
church at $3.50 for Royal Service
study.
Methodist missionary circles meet
as follows: El Jardin with Mrs.
Nathan Moore; Central with Mrs.
z. A. Sterling; Young Matrons with
Mrs. Monroe Ward; West Browns
Vile with Mrs. Dooley. 1904 West
Adams. All circles meet at $50.
Musicale Of Valley Federation
convention. evening, at the high
school auditorium Mercedes.
TUESDAY
Annual business meeting Of Bus
mess Women'S CLUB at chamber OF
commerce, 1880 p. m.
All-day convention OF Valley Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs at Mer-
cedeS.
Mardi bridge club with Mrs,
Brown.
Senior class night.
T. E. L. Glass of the First Bap-
tist church will ho.d a social meet
ing Tuesday evening May IS. at the
church parlors, beginning at 7:30
D m, for its members.
WEDNESDAY
Business and Professional Wo-
mems club luncheon at FL Jardin
hotel.
Wednesday Tournament bridge
club with Mrs. j. l.. Rentfro.
Bridge club with Mrs. Harry Hol-
lowell.
Just-Sew club with Mrs. M. w.
Ward.
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Mrs. Herbert Stokely. who suf-
fered serious injuries in an auto
mobile accident last week at Bee
vile. is slowly recovering at her
home in West Brownsville.
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THURSDAY

Junior high school commence
ment, evening.
Civic League meets Thursday at
3 D.. m. at the chamber of COM
merce for installation of officers
FRIDAY
High school commencement ex'
erciSes. evening.
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Mrs. Adolph Senftenberg left Fri
day night for Houston where she
will visit her mother for an indef-
mite period.
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Mrs. Stella Gabitzsch and her
son. Ira. from Flatonia. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. GabitZsch.
They have been here a week and
probably will make their home
here.
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Comings, Goings

Mrs. r. ]. Bingham returned
Friday morning from Jackson,
Miss, where she was called BY the
serious illness Of her father. At
present he is recovering rapidly
from his illness.
Mrs. John Cardwell OF McAllen,
Mrs. Mae Bethel and Mrs. s. A.
Lindsay of Pharr are weekend
guests of Mrs. G. w. Weston.
Mrs. Stella Gabitzsch and her
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-26
RADIO ANNOUNCER BURIED

DETROIT, July 26, P)-While poor people who considered Char ley Buckley their companion, were contributing to funds and blanket ing his casket with flowers, police said they posse essed an affidavit purporting to show that the rad 10 announcer had been extorting money from bootleggers. Police Commissioner Wilcox said that he possessed a statement from an ad- mitted bootlegger, accusing Buck ley of inducing him to take up bootlegging, and when he did, of forcing him to pay hush money. The Detroit Times has offered a reward of twenty-five hundred dollars for the apprehension and conviction of the slayer.