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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-04-29
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30

MIMI BEACH, Fla. Jan. 30
RI-Market item: Sun backs drop
ped visibly in q bare" movement
on the beach her. today, but on
the whole a healthy tone is being
displayed.
Bathers caught in the depression
are taking tho losses very pref
tily. indeed. and about The only
comment Is an admonition to back
slappers: Don't t-uch mel
Thus the wor,i's greatest SUM-
tan factory backs up to 1890. start
ing in. as far as the back line Is
concerned, inst about where ID
stopped last year. There have been
many changes in details. but the
original body lines are the same.
Sun-backs are far deeper In this
winters beac'l wear and what
might have been a title advanced
for last season Is quite temperate.
The styles range from a full back,
with only a loop about the neck for
purposes Of support. TO S with
other design features crossed sus-
penders in back.
The deeper v has been incorpo-
rated in swimr ing suits and light
dresses, as well, to a marked ex-
tent
Beach raiamas and coolie coats
in astounding vivif colors are
battling with the sun : backs, but
the northern lass who wants a
browner back TO take home isn't
too interested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30

Demonstration club for improved
yard demonstration now being car
ried out IN Cameron county. x. II.
Scott of the Baker Potts Nursery
will make a plot for the club men,
bers 10 follow in improving their
yards. Mr.. Scott will meet with the
club at the chosen home and Will
give a demonstration explaining his
plot and the general principles Of
yard arrangements. Throughout the
two years this club member Will
have the advantage OF Mr.. Scots
advice and help.
PERSONALS
Mrs. @. 3. Waller attended tie
banquet given by the Rio Grand
Valley Telephone Go. held at the
Stone Wall Jackson Hotel Of San
Benito Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. <. a. Oliver Of Dali
las are visiting with their son and
wife Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Oliver.
MI. and Mrs. w. II. Holcomb OF
Ashton, S. Dakota were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Chase.
w. S. Sanders and sister Maggie
were dinner guests Of friends il
FL Jardin Sunday.
L. w. Carroll was a business Wis
itor in San Benito Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whipple left
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30

With Mrs. Neyra Cloudman If
st. Louis, field representative Of
the American Red Cross. as ad-
wiser. the board discussed a new
line OF action for county health
work and heard numerous valuable
suggestions from the visiting offic-
or as to the best methods for ar
rying out the proposed project.
Mrs. Cloudman has been in the
Valley for a week studying health
units and advising especially with
school nurses and health officials.
The board of the Valley chapter
is to meet again next week 10 for
mulate further plans after studying
the operation Of different health
units.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30

meet in two weeks with Mrs. T..
A. Gwillim.
Circle 2 of the Presbyterian
church met or Monday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. George Bernard,
with Mrs. King Cook in charge OF
the program on. Chinese Witnesses
for Christ. Mrs. w. +. Workman
is chairman of the circle. Present
were eleven members. The circle
will meet in two weeks with Mrs.
". r. Myers on the highway east
OF the city.
Presbyterian circles will meet
next Monday afternoon at the
church for a business meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
Health Unit
Proposed in Paris

PARIS, Jan. 30-tF-A proposal
for a county health unit for Lamar
county. to be operated Jointly by
the city and county in connection
with the state health department,
has been endorsed by the board Of
directors of the Chamber OF Com
merce Of Lamar county. A mosquito
eradication campaign also has been
inaugurated with DR.. r. w. Buford
Of Monter placed in charge.
The county health unit plan has
been advocated here for some time
and the proposal has been taken
under Amusement by the county and
city authorities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
Lorelle
Party Honoree

Gay frolics were in store for a
large group OF friends CT little Lor-
ellie Bogus when she celebrated her
sixth birthday with a party given
by her mother, Mrs. j. L. Bogus
at her home. A festive setting for
the children's games vas created IN
4 profuse arrangement OF Vari-
, colored ballons through the recep-
kAon suite. With Mesdames Robert
Schwarz, Burt Hinkley Jr., w. 4.
Heaner and Robin Pate assisting
Mrs. Bogus led the children IN a
number Of enjoyable games during
the afternoon, Observation-Disclosures
affording the principal amusement,
with Frances Barnes and Craig Nc
Nair winning prizes. boxes Of VAL
entines.
After much enjoyment in the
-znes. the children were invited 10
the dining Don where a pretty
white birthday cake conferred the
table, topped by six pink candles.
The cake was surrounded BY an
interesting array Of packages which
were found to hold favors Of caps
horns and fortunes for the little
guests. The cake was served with a
refreShment course. The youns
hostess received many pretty gifts
from her friends.
Her guests were James jennings
Betty Hicks, Nifty Tucker, Dorothy
Ann Ransome. Muse Heaner. Betty
10 Samuel, Frances Barnes, Rose
Marilyn HinkIey. Robin Pate JIM
mic George. Jimmie Rentfro, Chula
McNair, Craig McNair. Jerry Han
Earl Wright, Ed Helms, Wooisey
samuel, Del Perkins, Carlton. jim
Tom Patterson. Louis Bogus, stan
ton Hinkley and Frank Bogus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
Intentions Filed

Moe Cuellar and Augustine Roias
La Feria; Tomas Davila and Rosa
Rodriguez, Harrington; Emilio rs.
para and Eva Esqueda, Harrington:
Simon Delgado and Guadalupe
Martinez. Brownsville; Ascension
Erevia and Manuela Tolamantes
Los BallitaS.
Marriage license issued: joan
quin Ramos and Eulalia z. Zamo-
rano.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
Valentine Motif
For Club Party

With a clever Valentine scheme
as a motif followed in decorations
Of red roses and table appoint
ments. Mrs. Bascom Cox entertain
ed members Of the Mardi bridge
club Tuesday at her home, with
several guests invited for the after
noon Both bridge and ~ were
played.
Mrs. Coils Perkins won the
club prize, Mrs. w. S. Moothart
the guest favor. and Mrs. Z. I.
Yates the prize in 40. Out-of-
town guests at the party were Mrs,
q. M Britain Of Amarillo. and
Mrs. Russell Hawk and Mrs. ADAMS
OF Miami. Okla.
A dainty refreshment course was
served at the close OF the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
In Society Circles "A Complete Page for Valley Women s %s

Tuesday evening for Dallas to at
tend the banquet for the Master
farmers Thursday at that place.
s. z. Barr and J. G. Glass were
business visitors in Harrington Mon
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
HOSTESS
TO CLUB

The Southern Star home demon
stration club met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. j. L. Hachenberg with
Mrs. Eta ". Ringgold, county de-
monStrator, present and giving in
structions on cutting and making a
foundation pattern. A business ses-
sion preceded the demonstration.
Inc next meeting Of the club will
be with Mrs. @. NJ. Hachenberg on
February 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
DINNER PARTY
ON BIRTHDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Potter very
pleasantly entertained with a din
ner party at their home on Sunday
honoring Charles Washers on his
birthday. These present we're Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Rosenkoetter, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Washer and
family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
KER-G
WEDDING

A quiet wedding took place at the
st. Joan Of Arc church with Rev.
+. Z. Gagnon reading the service
when Miss Elizabeth Frances Green
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Green and August 3. Blocker. o
OF Mrs. Mary Blocker, we're united
III marriage. After a short honey
moon in Texas points the young
people WI be at their home south
Of Weslaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
YARD CHOSEN
AS BEST

MS. S. z. Bars yard has been
chosen from the Los Fresnos Home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
SOCIAL MEET
Is PLAN

Circle ? Of the Methodist church
met Monday afternoon with Mrs.
K. *. Ewing for the Bible study on
the book Of James. A social meet
ing was planned for next Monday
at the church. Fifteen members
were present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
Executives Plan to
ExpandHeaL Work

Expansion Of Red Gross health work in Cameron county as a result Of
o called meeting Of the executive board Of the Rio Grande Valley Cross
chapter Wednesday night at the chamber II commerce promises TO take
definite form As soon a the general situation in the county can be sur
veyed for data.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
Weslaco
STUDY CLUB ENTERTAINS
WITH MUSICAL TEA

The Weslaco Womens Study club
entertained with a musical tea
Tuesday afternoon at the CoI1ez,
this beng an annual hospitality OF
of club. Baskets CT pink roses, the
club flowers. and fern ana pink
candles made the decorations. The
tea table was attractive with a lace
cloth, cleaning lighted candles and
a silver basket OF pink roSebuds.
The refreshments were in pink and
green, further carrying out the col
or scheme. MeSdameS +. z. Smith
and L. w. Yates poured tea and
coffee.
The program included piano Sc
lections by Mrs. George H. Hoefer
and Parks Cooley OF Weslaco: Vo-
cal numbers by Mrs. w. II. Carlisle.
Mercedes. with Mrs. John Ashton
of Mercedes, accompanist: Mrs. r.
Newell Waters. with Mrs. w. F.
Powell accompanying and by Miss
Eu Jean Smith with Mrs. Phil
Dixon, all Of WeSlaco. accompanying:
violin solo by Mrs. w. NJ. Dace of
Harrington with Miss Josephine Pol
lard also OF Harlingen as accom-
PIANIST: and a reading by Mrs. w.
w. DeCell OF Mercedes.
One hundred and fifty guests en-
loved this delirhtful affair.
CHURCH CIRCLES
MEET IN HOMES
Circle ! Of the Presbyterian
church met Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. John Graves with
her mother. Mrs. Kate Frances as
hostess. Mrs. w. II. Baxter Sr. led
the opening prayer and Mrs. Fran
ces the devotional. The twenty-sec-
ond and twenty-third chapters of
Acts were studied in round table
discussion. Mrs. Baxter and Mrs.
A. w. voekel were in charge Of
x-ne program m China.
delicious refreshments were served
70 ten members. The circle win
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
Tournament Bridge
With Mrs. Wright

Mrs. Randolph Wright entertained
members OF the Wednesday Tour
nament bridge club at her home
Yesterday afternoon. two tables o.
PLAYERS enjoying The afternoons
games.
Mrs. j. L. Bogus won high score
favor and Mrs. Carey Hamilton
second. The club is 70 meet next
week with Mrs. Neil Allen.
The hostess served refreshments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-30
Los Fresnos
HONOREES
AT PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. Chase enter
tanned Saturday evening with a 500
party complimenting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Holcomb Of Ashton, s. Dako-
Ia. All guests present were former
residents of S. Dakota. Four tables
Of players were present and high
score prizes were awarded Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Watkins and consolation
gifts to Miss Mary Courtney and G.
G. Critchett. Refreshments yer SER
we'd after the games.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
BerberchS Washngtons Store of Twin AppeaWere the Added
Allure of Nominal Pricngs Makes Style Appeal More
Significant Irresistible to Women of Discriminating Taste

Unable The Red Salon features mods-at $40 upade
the Limit Last which clever
the limit in offering the 1.-THE action
solid comfort which the modern must and which
there is substitute
The Fountain Room featuring wonderful line of
wear effects at $3.50 which the buyer insists real climax to
footwear
handturned ppersveable CONNECTIONS in coored kdskn
Gloves only but oh important They shown
shades styles stressing the feminine
Decorative jewey has been given immense
often just this little addition otherwise plain
be the hghght Of fashion Precious and sepcous stones
interesting monngs also features vanies
accessories
leather tapestry antelope linens other
in prices that will appeal Spuntex hosiery all Of the
shades for Spring, in an exceptional price
underneath pret cevere
thought should be given to the selection of these
little wsps Of silk and lace Exquisite models in pSso
with the frocks dancettes pajama ensembles and
Springs coo shadgss Quite the most sophisticated showing
years Now In BerberichS, r at Twelfth Street.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

TOH the time Berberichs to Washington
the correct mode spring Mademosee viii
well to heed the with characteristic thoroughne this
pioneer Speciality the studios of the atee
Of worlds fashion centers for ideas.
Demure correct Of sophistcaon
note in the colorfu Frock section Pntsome
Spring herself while others
sophisticated for themes bit bizarre perhaps but
the who clever enough to make the most
complexion
shades suggesting the first misty hues of the Prices
range from $l5 -
suits stress the new lines the new much
belt and deriving world Of effect from
Fabrics the gaut from subdued covers to
brilliantly coored basket weaves but never sight OF the
The Millinery second floor rotously
the ascendant Panamalaques
Babunt and novelty lead the
includes Taffetas Fes and Ribbon Hats Prices
start at IS.
The correct slipper the ensembe-coored kdskns
mag be- UotO harmonic with any colorscheme g
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
WHEN APRIL CAME-By Lillian Gard.

A further advance in the cause
of width is a ballibuntal straw
hat, the two sides Of which have
two distinct intentions. The brim
is drawn UP over the eyebrow in
a manner flattering and youthful.
4 +
Where East Meets West.
WHETHER you favor gifts from
w the Orient, French crea-
tions, Early American contribu-
tions, antiques, imports, or pieces
Of modern art, you viii find in
teresting selections at the What
not located. in Stone1eigh Court,
1919 Connecticut Ave. N. w.
This collection is arranged in q
most interesting manner, covering
extensive resources, meeting the
demands of discriminating trav-
elers, and showing to advantage
objets de art. Even favored
articles are priced to be lenient
on the purse strings. Gay little
pieces of china, carved chests as
treasure compartments, single
pieces Of bright colored glass, and
a true assembly of selections
from East and West. just the
shop in which to find tailsn1an.
either because you remember. or
that you wish someone else to re-
member, an occasion.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
GUEST
IN CAPITAL

DR., Hugo Eckener, commander
Of the Graf Zeppelin, will be
guest Of honor at a luncheon
given by the Aeronautical Asso-
citation at the Willard and at a
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs
William P. McCracken at the
Mayflower today.
The famed aviator was a guest
OF Gov. John Garland Pollard of
Virginia last night in Richmond.
While in the State he inspected
the Richard Evelyn Byrd Airport
near Richmond: Langley Field,
Va, and the fields at Newport
News, Petersburg, and Hopeweil.
DR.. Eckener also made a study of
meteorological data at the Rich
mond weather bureau. He ex-
pressed himself as pleased with
the facilities offered by Vir-
ginia, but made no definite pre.
dictions as to his possible selec.
tion of site.
Upon his visit to Petersburg the
German commander was made an
honorary citizen Of the commun.
ity and presented with q scroll by
n. 7. Wilson, mayor.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
FOX FILM SUED
. ON s4,668,000
NOTE ISSUE

s rs. S
NEW YORK, April 8 cUs0,
suit for the payment Of $4,66s,-
600 Of Fox Film Corporation notes
which have been deposited with
the protective committee has been
1iled In the New York State su,
prelne Court as q result of the
4ailure OF the company to pay the
$4,000, 900 note issue which ma.
Gured on April l, 1t was announced
Yesterday by Frueauff, Robinson
and Sloan, of 81 wal St, attor-
neys representing the committee.
Urge DepOsiting
In q statement the committee
says:
Fox Film Corporation has de-
1aulted in the payment of its
notes which became due and pay.
anle on April l. In order that the
committee formed to protect note
holders may act promptly and ef-
4ectively, noteholderS are re-
queSted in their own best interests
70 deposit their notes Immediately
with the committee by delivering
the same to either Of the deposit
aries with interest coupons due
April l, 1880, attached, under de
post agreement dated january
~, 1890. Upon deposit of notes GER
uficates Of deposit in bearer form
Will be issued
Justice John Ford heard yester.
cay on motion made by. William
Fox to discontinue the action
which he brought in the State
supreme Court against Harry L,
stuart, president of = Halsey
stuart and Company. and John
Y. OtterSon, president of the.
Electrical Research Products.
company, to break the trustee
ship agreement which he signed
IS co-trustee with them at about
the time Of the Fox Film Com.
pany and Fox TheaterS Company
were in financial difficulties.
Ask Federal Action
In support OF, the action Sam.
Oel Untermyer, counsel for Mr.,
FOX, insisted there was a. great
differe11ce between the State
court action brought by Mr.. Fox
and the Federal court action
brought by Mr.. Fox against his CO.
trustees subsequently. He said
the Federal action was broader
IN scope, named additional de,
PENDANTS and that the relief
asked for was very much wider.
All of the actions scheduled to
be heard by Judge Knox this al
ternoon were adjourned until
Monday,
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Inviting Atmosphere!
Savory Foods!
Conveniently Located
$40 18th Street N. w.

TN THIS delightful the decorative scheme in blending
Of with black the contrasting shade
and with this most restful atmosphere achieved Odd little
nkets there catch the but most interesting Of
all and appeasng to the appetite the deecable dishes
for the shopper and offers many interesting features
1880 to 1880 Afternoon tea with service
dinner cafeteria servicefeatTing IS cent
table dinner-from to M During the afternoon
enjoy having leaves read
vng that tea ordered The readings from the tea
refreshing
food delicious at the Copper Bowl $40 Twelfth Street W.
Payjamas have captured the The cape coat the ensemble
after the the suit taleur
the garden parties Derner C for spring
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

This is Louiseboulanger's love
IeSt evening gown. The material
is q heavy, lustrous satin, neither
white, turquoise, nor green, but 3
faint moonlight tone as beautiful
as q running stream. The gown
is slim in the upper part and
long and ample below. A strass
buckle holds the cross pieces that
come round from the back and
mark the natural waistline in
front. The bodice has chiffon
orchids in pale pink mauve.
The silk and wool frock, in the
same cream color, Of Meyers
"TusSinya" compliments the coat
in swing and cut. Both coat and
frock have a deep back plat.
Here the tucked waiStband Is held
snugly by a self material belt.
Featuring the bolero and pin
tucked fitted waistband, Schia-
parelli achieves q new effect. The
herringbone pattern Of Meyers
cream color jersey, used two
ways in the coat. Is woven with a
firmness that does not pull out
Of shape.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
The Katherine Neele Health Studio,
Suite 500, the Portland Hotel,
Offers Pleasant Surprises.
Interesting! Beneficial!

most interesting atmosphere prevails the Studio Katherine
"A beneficial results accomplished by the
mens offered under her Possibly you to the
problem reducng-Shal figure that has
little rather than youthuy and feel
refreshing
Neee Studio will convince that the treatments
for just this and much The treatments
will revel In the many surprises awaiting well the
fits derived You will enjoy relaxing in perfumed
cnng comfortable bed after
the treatments are not tring The cost nominal and the
Katherine Neee Health Studio most inviting
Portland Hotel Suite 5oo For appointments Metropolitan
VoVS &S8tSS+Os4U!S 81
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Every Smart Day Has It's Flowers
Guide Bros. Co. Offers Exquisite
Flower Suggestions for Every
Possible Requirement

THE artists the
in flower combinations unusually decorative
tons for the home for any occasion Many have remarked
wedding the joyous statement Of bride
and well she might be compacen radien have
the beauty of the
lilies of the valley also orchids these
home decoratiOnspring
pOed plants clever basket and shoulder
convenience 1912 w. Four
teenh Street 5Ol6 Connecticut Avenue
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

~-@--1
ttDON jour-" mods the. little
ID spring el1apeaux with Charm
ing assurances, bursting radiantly
in our midst with the first robin !!
Stunning little models in that
So-lovely hat and scarf fashion
that are Of undeniably beauty. A
red and white printed crepe was
chosen for little brimmed hat
Of red panamalaque. "a pleasure
to show our new hats" to quote
Miss Young.
The chic of shoulder ruffles Is
quite evident in the evening mode.
A decolletage gown with ruffled
shoulder treatment, fashioned OF
sheer, soft fabric is very flatter-
ing. Peplums often add to the
smartnesS Of the frock.
PAUL'S INN, 111S Connecticut
AVenuI
Refined Atmosphere and
DeIectabIe Food
YOU'LL find this tempting
i place to enjoy luncheon,
served cafeteria style, or dinner
in the evening with restaurant
Service-at rs cents. Only the
best and the choicest cuts OF
meats, fresh vegetables, the best
canned goods delicious salads
and desserts are served in this
little inn. Done in the Princeton
colorings with a. touch of Chinese
red forming q background for
the artistic furnishings, 1t is
truly one of WaShington'S pref
tiest restaurants and an inviting
place to enjoy all Of the dainty
dishes served to tempt the pal
ates Of q discriminating clientele.
You will enjoy the delectable
food, refined service and moder-
ate pricings. Located Ills Con.
necticut Avenue, across from the
Mayflower Hotel and open from
1880 to $50.
Gloves are now the most impor-
tant evening detail. Short white
or cream pull.onS are worn turned
over at the wrist. Longer gloves,
with three buttons, are wrinkled
between the wrist and elbow or
pulled flat and straight above the
elbow. Shoulder lengths are worn
without wrinkles straight up to
the shoulders. Evening shades in
clude creamy white, champagne,
or fleSh-tinted suede. Black suede
gloves are worn with black almost
entirely.