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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Fully equipped restau-
rant; 24-hour service. ! will lease
or sell my half interest to right
party. See me at express office. A.
Stephens. Donna. Texas. I-20i
FOR SALE-Bearing strawberry
patch. ] am offering my home and
lots and strawberry patch for sale
at a sacrifice. $4,000 cash, or
Sl500.00 on time. Berry patch alone
worth $4,000. See me at Express
office. A. Stephens. Box 326, DON
ma. Texas. LOB
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Real Estate
A CHOICE GROVE

A combination orange and
grapefruit grove Just outside of
the city limits of Brownsville
with under ground irrigation,
city water, electricity. paved
roadway, in restricted district.
No flat rate bond tax nor drain
age tax. Optional three years
care. The best investment in
the Rio Grande Valley. For
prices and terms call w. NJ.
Egan. phone 2l6 or 1203-W,
home Riverside Park. p. o.
Box -244, Brownsville. H-240
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Miscellaneous
ARTICLES FOR SALE

ARTICLES FOR SALE
FOR TRADE-Deere stock cutter,
Liggett cotton buster. buster bot
toms, orchard sled, Oliver disc cul-
tivator, Hand cultivator. 500 pounds
barbed wire: for mule. COW or chick
ems. Tanberg. "-avelers Hotel.
CHRISTMAS PACKAGES. oranges
and grapefruit. We ship anywhere.
Office next door 70 Capitol the
atre. I-2ao
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AGENTS NOTICE

VIII make sales contract with
responsible developer at low price
and good terms on five hundred
acres good fruit and vegetable
land. on railroad and paving.
Write or phone c. H. Swallow Z,
Co, Alamo. Texas.
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Trees Seeds & Plants

CABBAGE PLANTS for sale. Palm
Service Station. La Feria. phone "a.
HISS
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Financial independence
Income For Life

BY u representatives because
they have joined our organiza-
ton marketing an article which
sells on sight and repeats in
definitely. All business firms
need it. Efficiency system. I'm
usual. Copyrighted. Live sales
men earn 500 and more weekly.
Repeat commissions without
call = backs. Representatives
wanted throughout Texas. z. 3.
Hester. 315 Houston Bldg. San
Antonio. 1-244
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GROOM HOUSE, within 4 blocks
postoffice. Priced right to sell.
Write p. o. Box 1916. Brownsville,
Texas. 1-242
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C ADVERTISEMENT

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
showing how you have executed
the am
Witness w. <. Dutro-Pro TEN,
Clerk OF the District Court of
Cameron County, Texas.
Given under my hand and seal
of said court at office in Browns
vile, this 4 day OF November, A. D..
1890.
SEAL.
w. (. Dutro-Pro TEN
Clerk of the District Court OF
Cameron County, Texas.
Z. Craft-D Deputy
ff-6-i3-20-27-4t-3887
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80 ACRES or part, in cultivation.
Ia mile from good Valley town,
concrete highway two sides, phone,
electricity and mail delivery service,
best sandy loan soil. Ideal home
location. Sacrifice price. Call or
address Mr.. Tanberg, Travellers Ho-
tel. 1924
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A MODERN HOME

Did you know you can buy a
home III restricted Riverside
Park today for less money and
better terms than any future
day in Brownsville?
Five and six-room homes. u
ira modern conveniences. locat-
ed in the nearest restricted dis
trict to the heart of Browns
vile.
w. NJ. EGAN, Phone 2l6 or
1203-W. Office, Riverside Drive,
Riverside Park.
H-23e
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Automotive
AUTOS FOR SALE

AUTOS FOR SALE
FOR SALE or trade 1-2 ton In
ternational truck. good condition.
Texas Star Flour Mills, Harrington,
Texas. Phone 1852. I-24l
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Employment
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
WANTED-Cook to take charge cf
kitchen in good paying business;
some capital required. Write Box
1921. Brownsville. Texas. I-202
AT C--~E-South America OF Unit
ed States. Permanent positions;
labor. clerical, mechanical, sales
malship; experience unnecessary.
Salaries S25-S100 weekly, transport
tation furnished. Box IT'S, Chica-
go. l-2o
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
HOUSES FOR SALE

LOS EBANO5 PROPERTIES
-Four new thoroughly modern 5
and 6-room houses joining Los
Ebdnoe. Also one In Victoria
Heights. Small payment down.
balance like rent. See Mrs.
Florence Stafford, owner, Ills
Hayes street. Victoria Heights.
phone 1857.
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AUTOS FOR SALE
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BABY CHICKS - Purebred Al
chicks, priced reasonable. Cameron
County Chickeries. La Feria. 1T
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The Gospel Page of Business Seek and Ye Shall Find
Livestock & Poultry

FOR SALE-A high-bred Lewellen
setter. partly trained. On approval,
Box 363, San Benito. I-25l
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NOT PARTICULAR

NOT PARTICULAR
HAROLD: Lend me ten cents for
street car fare.
HARRY: Sorry, I have only q
dollar bill.
HAROLD: Good, then I'll take a
taxi-Answers.
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GROOM house and one-acre land,
West brownsville, $1,000, $50 s. e..
jefferson. r-212
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WANTED TO BUY
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NAVAL SOLON
RAPS BRITISH
Large Cruisers of Extensive
Steaming Radius Are
Needed, Is Claim

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l~-F-
Chairman Britton Of the mouse
naval committee contends that the
American representatives o. the
London naval conference should
accept the advice OF their technical
advisors against agreeing 10 build
for American use the type o. cru.s-
ers the British want us 70 have"
He denounces as ridiculous the
suggestion that the United states
build 1900 tons OF small cruisers
AZ a cost OF $50. 900. 900 merely 10
meet the British expansion pro-
posal." America needs. he says.
large cruisers of extensive steaming
radius.
Moreover. the committee chair
man asserts that If the LONDON con-
ference fails. and ne believes ~
will, Il "will be the third one that
has been a fizzle because of Brit
fish obstinacy."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
San Perlita Starts
Boy Scout Movement

RAYMONDVILLE, Feb. IL
Thursday evening, W. c. Gilbert met
with q number of boys Of San Per-
lita and explained TO them what
the Boy Scout Movement was and
organized a troop there with nine
members. G. Il. Pruett Missouri Pac-
iiic station agent there, was chosen
scout master for the new troop.
Fifteen girls of this territory, have
become interested in the Camp Fire
Girl movement and will meet Mon
day evening at the Santa Margar-
tia school with Mrs. w. G. Gilbert
and Mrs. r. Lee Brown. and will
probably organize a chapter OF
Camp Fire Girls. They have re-
quested Mrs. r. Lee Brown 10 be
their guardian.
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Mercedes
TABLES AT
BENEFIT BRIDGE

Fifteen tables of bridge players
were in attendance at the benefit
bridge party given by the Ladies
Auxiliary Of the local American
Legion Post at the Legion hall Tues
day night.
IN the games Of bridge which af-
forded diversion throughout. the
evening, Mrs. Max Mestel and Mrs.
William Copeland scored first and
second high and Mrs. Ray Harrell
scored low for the women; i. ID.
Matthews and Fred Wright made
first and second high scores for
the men and Ed Yates scored low.
Three trophies were awarded for
cutting the cards high. These were
received by Mrs. Jack Hawkins, Miss
Eva StreckfuS and Alan Hvistendahl.
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BRIDGE CLUB AT
KRUGER HOME

Friday Evening bridge players
met at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. <. Kruger and enjoyed an eve
ming Of cards. The home was beau
tifully decorated in a red and white
color scheme. ~
Albert McHenry received high
score for the men. Mrs. Weaks
Martin high for women and Alton
Betsen low.
Mrs. E. b. Balthorpe, Mrs. Kauff-
man, mother OF Mrs. Lair, Mrs
Pattee. mother OF Mrs. Balthorpe,
MIR. and Mrs. Tracy, r. Card and
Mrs. Alton Bentsen were out OF
club guests.
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ILLNESS ENDS
AFTER RESORT
TO ARCOTANE

The relief 7 have obtained
through Argotane Is nothing short
or wonderful" Mrs. M. &. Miller. OF
bl4 Columbia, Houston. Texas. said
1T the course q a conversation with
a representative OF the Argotane
company. Mrs. Miller. for fifteen
years a resident OF Houston. Is wide
III known in this city.
il had been in Ill health for two
years continued Mrs. Miller.
Stomach trouble. marked BY indi-
gcStiOn, gas formation. and belch-
ing spells, was my chief complaint.
but ! was in a general rundown
condition also. was nervous and
restless at night. and felt tired and
worn out. Nothing / ate agreed
with me and my liver was very
sluggish. / was forced to take some
kind Of medicine continually, but
none Of them gave me much relief"
"ArgOtane had been highly rec
commended as the very medicine for
my trouble. SO I purchased q bot
tle and began the treatment. And
though ! have taken Just two bottles
so far. the results have been re-
markable. My troubles have been
relieved and my health is returning
rapidly. u has helped me more
than anything else / have ever
tried and / am going to continue
taking II Until I have finished the
treatment.
Because Argotane has done me
SO much good. I know 10 r. a Won
derful medicine. and J. feel 10
hesitation about recommending "
20 anyone who Is suffering as Z
did"
Genuine Argotane may be bought
IN Brownsville at the Martinez
Drug Stores. No. ! Market Plaza.
No. ? Victoria Heights.
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R~aymondville Street
Widening Imminent
Especial TO The Herald.)

RAYMONDVILLE, Feb. 2l-The
narrow streets Of RaymOndville are
To be widened as soon as possible.
Many Of the streets are 60 or eighty
feet wide. but there are q few that
are only forty feet in width. These
are to be widened as soon as they
can be surveyed.
The new tractor and grader, re-
Gently purchased BY the city, has
been busy the past two days work
ing on North Fifth street from Hid
algo Ave. north and has just about
completed this street to the city
limits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
MISS HARGROVE
Is HOSTESS

Miss Stella Hargrove was hostess
at a party Saturday afternoon.
when she entertained with several
tables Of bridge at the Garden Inn
tearoom. Guests from Mission and
Edinburg were present. Red a r
nations were used in decorations.
Miss Elolse Yeti was high score
holder. Sunshine Garrison low.
Local guests included Mesdames
Flynt Sorrell. Raymond Brooks. C
d. Hawkins, M. F. and T. II. Arm
strong. Jas. Gillett, the hostess
mother. Mrs. S. HargroVe. Misses
Sunshine and FloSsie Garrison.
Dorothy Shaver. and Jane Halstead.
Mesdames c. A. Davis. J. NJ. Doss,
z. z. Koen. II. <. Dinger and Miss
es Ruby White Eleanor Campbell
Louise Allen, Alice Adams, Save
Bible, Petty, Mary Gordon. Eloise
Yeti, Jean Levy. Sheppard and
Douglass Mckenzie were from Edin-
burg.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON
TEA A MADE

The several circles of the Ladies
auxiliary OF the Presbyterian church
held a joint meeting at the church
for the annual session Of prayer
and self denial of foreign missions.
Mrs. N. z. Tucker lead the de-
votional and Mrs. Jack Trollinger
had charge Of the program with
Mesdames Schmitter, Walter Swar-
ner I. H. Pollard, L. D.. Matthews.
Willard Agnew, 4. B. Wilmer, H. Z
Bennett and G. p. Owen taking
parts.
After the program a business
session was held at which time
plans were completed for the Mar
tina Washington Tea to be held
Friday at the home Of Mrs. w. w.
De Cell from 4 to 9 o'clock.
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Hersh Third In
Sheriff's Race
(sDecial 10 The HeraId

McALLEN, Feb. 81. - Earl r.
Hersh Of McAllen late Thursday
announced his candidacy lor sher-
If OF Hidalgo county subject 10
the action OF the Democratic pri-
mary in July. He is the third cit
izen to announce for that office
thus far this season.
Hersh was the first candidate
for the office Of sheriff III the 1923
election in the Hidalgo Citizens
Republican, or Good Government
League ticket. He withdrew from
the race however, when it was
found he was not an eigible can
didate because of a tecfnicality.
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Postpone Meeting
y Especial TO The Herald)

SAN BENITO. FEB. 2f-Meetings
of the San Benito school board
scheduled this week to consider
plans for constructing a large high
school building and other buildings
have been postponed due to illness
Of +. ". Booth, chairman.
Mr.. Booth IS ID the Mercy hos
pital az Brownsville.
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BROWNS
BRIDGE HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Brown were
hosts to the membership OF the
&fiday Mite dinner bridge club,
with a four-table personnel.
Mrs. Dade Hester and II. II.
Rankin were the high score win
ners. Mrs. S. NJ. Duffie and T. w.
Thies low scorers. Out OF club
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. j. v.
Murphy OF Harlingen and MI. and
Mrs. t. w. Thies OF this city.
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CONFERENCE o
GIVEN

Miss MelroSa Stops as chairman
was in charge OF the Girl Reserves
Thursday evening when they met
for the regular program and bus
mess session. Reports OF the San
Antonio conference were given by
the different young women attend
ing, under the title Of Echoes from
the Conference" A very interesting
time was enjoyed. Miss Hooking.
Valley secretary. was also present.
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MEXICAN DINNER
On

Mr.. and Mrs. McIlwain. were
hosts to a number OF friends at a
'house warming" Saturday eve
ming, entertaining with a Mexican
dinner. The evening was spent in
a very pleasant way. the guests
including MeSSrs. and Mesdames w.
L. Danner, E. p. Danner, j. H.
Wanner, VIM. Danner and A. II.
Scheiska Of Pharr. and Miss Nellie
Danner Of Edinburg. DR.. Truogg
and family Of McAllen and. Mr.. and
Mrs Mallon also OF McAllen.
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BLUE BONNET
CLUR

The Blue Bonnet bridge club met
at the home OF Mrs. McIlwain on
Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs. o. K.
Rumble of McAllen, Mrs. Naples
Stewart Of Tulsa and Mrs. A. r.
Hanna as out OF club guests. Mrs.
Jim Lockhart held high score, Mrs.
L. d. Miller low.
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LUNCHEON
GUESTS

DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Tenant, DR..
w. E. O'Keefe and attorney and
Mrs. James Kelly Of Fond Du Lac,
Wisconsin and Dr.. j. w. Richard
son OF New York City, were guests
at the Country club here at Ladiec
Day Luncheon at the weekend.
They are returning 10 their re-
speotive homes this week after q
lengthy stay in the Valley at the
Cortez oHtel in Weslaco. They are
enthusiastic about the Valley ans
are contemplating locating here. Dr
OKeefe owns a citrus orchard al
ProgreSo.
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FOGs DOUBLE AUTO DEATHS

LONDON-Weather statistics Just
made public show that twice as
many persons are killed by autos
IN foggy weather as perish when the
air Ks clear.
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INFORMAL
PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Conan Wood were
hosts to a party Of friends and
neighbors at their home on Sat-
urday evening last, entertaining
with three tables OF bridge.
Mrs. E. B. Sydnor and Jack Lair
were high score winners. Mrs. Dade
Hester received high for out Of
club guests, while j.. F. Honey was
low scorer. Out Of club guests in
Guided Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Pugh OF
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Preach in Lyford

LYFORD, Feb. 21- Three pro.
minent ministers OF the Luthern
Denomination preached this week.
They were the Rev. c. 0. Cuban,
G. +. Sandahl and c. G. Saumel-
son.
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SHARYLAND PIT. A.
HOLDS

The members OF the Sharyland
PIT. A. held a meeting Friday eve
ming in the high school auditorium.
The Edinburg high school band.
under the leadership Of Mr.. Hurd
gave a number Of excellent selec-
tons. Miss Maryalice Shary a stu
dent at The Lady Of the Lake COL
lege, in San Antonio gave several
vocal selections, accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Leon Brown.
A splendid commentator for the
students OF the schools was given
by John II. Shary. Little Naomi
Klappericn gave a reading, after
which Mrs. Leon Brown brought a
message to the audience in the way
OF an excellent paper written by
Mrs. Shary on Character Build
ing" The meeting adjourned after
the discussion Of some business
matters.
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Valley Society
Telephone z

ID q 0ACullf WAiAAC MS. - 49,
Duffie gave the resume Of the first
act Of Three Judgments at a
Blow" followed by a general dis
cussion Of the lesson by the mem
begs present. +.
This club will elect officers at
the next meeting.
INTERESTING CIVIC
LEAGUE MEETING
One Of the finest meetings ever
enjoyed by the members and Wis
itors OF Civig League was held at
the home OF Mrs. H. Z. Smith Mon
day afternoon. There was a large
number OF women present.
Mrs. T. j. Caldwell, the presi-
dent. called the meeting 70 order,
Amendments proposed to the con
~stitution were adopted after being
re-read, article by article. Mrs
McCaskill OF Edinburg. Is in charge
Of a program to be given for the
benefit of the Civic League in the
near future. This affair is TO be
staged out of doors. 1t was voted
that the first vice president take
over the work OF supervising the
public planting and Identification
of the city and nearby territory
with the second vice president as
suming charge OF private gardens
and clubs. II was also decided the
president appoint a committee Of
three TO act as a committee OF
ways and means and memberships
adding a sanitation committee tC
the membership. The educational
loan fund was ordered paid a;
once.
At the conclusion Of the business
Mrs. A. M. A. Picker OF South
Dakota gave a very interesting and
complete history OF pioneering in
Dakota territory during the 20 and
80's Of the past century.
Mrs. <. Owen Scott, pioneer OF
the Rio Grande Valley, who came
here a bride in the very early days
OF Mission. followed with a most
detailed account Of the early VAL
ley history, going back to the years
in the 40's in the eighteenth cen
fury. when Texas was still a part
Of Mexico.
Mrs. John Brinkman and Mrs
Maynard OF Kansas City, Mo, Mrs
Stanley Fleischacker Of Louisville
KY, Mrs. Hanna Sr. and Mrs
Hanna Jr. Of Missouri, Mrs. Baylor
Of Mineral Wells, Mrs. r. c. Steck
OF Orlando, Fla. Mrs. Nolle OF
Oklahoma were among the out OF
city guests.
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TEA GIVEN AT
EWERS HOME


Mrs. Franklin Ewers was hostess
at q tea given in her home Satur-
day. The rooms were beautifully
adorned with red carnations and
red candles. under the subdued light
Of which tea was poured at the
tables by Mrs. II. II. Rankin and
Miss Loucille Mason.
A program consisting OF readings
by Mesdames Leon Brown, (. ".
Sprowl and McAskill OF Edinburg;
solos by the Mesdames z. I. Stew
art. Lee Truitt, Esther Ferguson
and Lillian Pitcher. violin solos by
Mr.. Hurt Of Edinburg and Miss
Ruth Duncan Of this city, piano
solos by Miss Emma Gene Baker
of Edinburg and Homer Grimes
was enjoyed.
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lSpecIal % We HeraIdl

RAYMONDvILLR Feb. Ain .
check up with the Sheriffs oIfivA
oI Willacy County 1t Is found thai
lp 10 the present date, 1879 auto
Licenses and l57 truck licenses have
been issued. and o. total or 1892
Fol taxes yer paid. Divided as
follows, Precinct No. I, 32I. No. ..
326. No. 3. 372. No. 4. 1873. No. 5.
W., and No. ., 100. with 4S exemp-
lions.
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AUXILIARY
MEETS

The Baptist auxiliary met in the
home Of Mrs. NJ. II. Chandler for
their study in Royal Service
Mrs. George Carnes had charge
Of the program with Mrs. r. H.
Smith leading the devotional.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21

Weslaco. Mrs. Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dade Hester. local people and
Holt from Weslaco.
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CIRCLES MEET
IN HOMES

Circle No. /. of the Ladies Aux
Hilary of the Methodist church met
at the home Of Mrs. G. r.. Wood.
Mrs. M. II. Keen had charge on the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21

program. the subject of which was
Prayer"
Circle No. 2 met with Mrs. L.
Donnelly. Mrs. j. L. Vining con-
Quoted the program for the after
noon.
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III
HOSTESS

hrs. Nj. T.. Irons was hostess to
the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Chris
tan church.
The program FOR the afternoon
dealt with "IntercesSary Prayers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-21
GUILD PLANS
COMPLETED

The Episcopal Guild met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of the
president, Mrs. Florence Kalbfleisch
The time was spent in completing
plans for the benefit bridge party OF
Thursday.
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CLUB TO
ELECT

The usual meeting OF the Del
phian chapter was held in the
Methodist church social rooms Fri
day afternoon. with Mrs. j. v. Hill
as leader. The study was on the
character OF Spanish drama. with
Mrs. Esther Ferguson speaking on
"Lope de Vega" Mrs. NJ. Smith
"Calderol." Mrs. Wolverton on Life