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YEAR BOOK PLANS
DISCUSSED

Mrs. George Morrison Of Mercedes,
president. presided at the Hidalg0
ounty Home Demonstration council
meeting held at the chamber of
commerce building Of McAllen Sat-
urday. Plans for the year book
for the coming year we're discussed.
Mrs. Morrison stated that there
would be a change in the program
at the next encampment. The last
contests dealt with dresses, rugs
and linens. At the next encamp-
ment there will be a living room
contest and other contests which
will be worked out by Mrs. Eta
Ringgold, county demonstration
agent.
Mercedes club women who attend
ed the council meeting were Mrs
George Morrison, Mrs. Wesley Kram-
er and Mrs. Ebert Crockett Of ths
just We Neighbors club; Mrs. j. "A
Chapman and Mrs. J. Ellis OF the
Loyal Workers club, Mrs. III. ZieEIel
OF the Alternate Wednesday club
ard Mrs. Ben Drew and Mrs. Rober.
Andrews Of the Campacuas club.
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church members and Escir friends
are invited.
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TOURIST SOCIALS


G. @. Voight, the department
superintendent OF the First Meth
cdist church, was host Friday even
ing to the officers and teachers of
the adult department when he en-
tertained with a delightful lunch
con served in the church dining
room. Plans for a bigger and bet
ter department were discussed.
The department also decided to
supervise two tourist night pro-
grams and Socials each month dur
ing the tourist season.
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on Saturday evening nc their home
OH Missouri Avenue.
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Walden Greenlee and K. Bal
siger Of Kansas City. After dinner.
cards were enjoyed.
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PRETTY COLOR
THEME USED

Mrs. George Markham entertained
with q lovely bridge party at the
weekend at her home on Missouri
avenue.
Rainbow colors in floral decora-
tons and table accessories, were
used IN the rooms where tables were
arranged for auction bridge.
Mrs. II. j. Mention won high score
trophy and Mrs. r. E. Kirkpatrick
scored for consolation. At the close
OF the games Mrs. Markham, as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Willie
Ray Markham. served a tempting
refreShment course TO the following:
MesdameS James Anderson, r.. =
Barton, r. I. Bennett, "A. ~. Brown
Shelley Collier, Walden Greenlee
H.. Z. Bennett, Henry Lauderdale
John Herndon, r. K. Kirkpatrick
Harry Lawson. z. II. Poteet. II. J
Mention, Art Tolson. Ray Tolson
Jack Trollinger and Charles Hupp.
INFORMAL DANCE
HELD SATURDAY
a number OF Mercedes people
formed a congenial party TO motor
70 the Llano Grande Country club
on Saturday evening where the time
was spent socially and in dancing.
Those making up the party in
cluded MeSsrs and Mesdames Henry
~Lauderdale. Art Tolson. Ray Tolson,
Glenn Davies Of Harrington. Misses
Sara and Mary Frances Haynes and
Polly Adams and Frank James
Markham. Bert Brown, Joe Brooks.
Walden Haynes and Fred Turner
OF WeSlaco.
DINNER PARTY AT
ROUSE HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rouse were
hosts at a delightful dinner party
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INFORMAL DANCE
HELD SATURDAY
DINNER PARTY A
ROUSE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rouse were
hosts at a delightful dinner party
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C-GRAvURE ACKNOWLEDGMENT T. 1890

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themselves over prefer
give give greatly Of luxury Of
preciousness Of
make which reflects perfect informed with subtle UNDER
standing they necessarily cothere charming
for dollar for
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-24
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY
WATERMELON FEAST

The Young Peoples Department
OF the FRS. Baptist church enjoyed
a watermelon party al the country
home OF Mrs. Helen Moore on the
Harrington highway Thursday eve
ming An interesting Introductory
game was played first, followed by
several others equally enjoyable. A
bounteou5 feast Of watermelon was
served at the close OF the evening
bringing the affair to a climax.
Actut forty young people participate
Cd In the event for which Mrs.
Lola Paine wa hostess.
Those present we're: EIcIse Glass
Olvllle johns, Dorcas Meadows,
Floyd Schroeder. Hazel Wyat.
Marian Smith, w. r. Jones, Lee
Murphy Jr, T. p. Littlefield Jr
Maurine Upton. Tommy TAFT.
1helma Copeland. Arlie Cook, Iris
Slow, Kate Robertson. Fstelle
Holmes, Gladys Mills, Gretchen
foder Alice Grippe. Helen Hollon
CecL Dyer, Alice Wall, Marcella
Caole, James Ehrhardt. Ralph
johns, Nell MewShaw. Bill Schro-
eder, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Ellis. Mrs
T. 5. Robertson, Mrs. Minta Polla.
Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. j. p. Ellis. Mrs
Helen Moore. Mrs. Lola Paine, Rev.
=. : Mckinney. and Rev. c. II.
Riddle
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Methodist Society
Circles Meet

Central circle OF the Methodist
Missionary society met Monday
Afternoon at the home Of Mrs. v. l..
Conrad. with Mrs. George Stell
leading the missionary lesson. Ten
members were present.
West Brownsville circle was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. II.
z. Watkins. with u members at
tending. and one new member. Mrs.
T. II. Lattimer. Mrs. watkins led
the lesson study.
Mrs. r. E. Green, Lake Drive, was
hostess 10 the Young Matrons cir
Gle. Ten members. one visitor. and
one new member. Mrs. Benito Lon
goria. were present. Mrs. Lovett was
leader Of the mission study lesson.
Refreshments we're served follow
ing the programs OF the circles El
Jardin circle is meeting this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. c. r. VII
son. having postponed its session
Yesterday.
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Comings, Goings

Drew PatteSon and his daughters,
Esther Mae and Clara Louise and
Miss Madge Singer. left this MORN
ing for a months tour Of the west
coast.
Miss BeSS Ennis Of Weslaco Is the
guest Of Miss Tula Terrell.
Margaret Hughston spent the
weekend in San Benito. the guest
Of Miss Anna Louise Craddock.
Beverly Tabor. his two sisters.
JOY and Ruth. have left for San
Antonio for a visit with their moth
or. Mrs. J. r. Tabor and other rel
atives. They will be away for two
weeks.
Ed Bounds of the Eagle Pass
Lumber company left Monday for a
ten-day visit with his parents in
TT. Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wood Of Runse
have left Brownsville after spend
ing the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
III. r. Barnes.
Thomas Millard Cook has re-
turned 70 hi home in Dallas after
a visit with his aunts. Mrs. Jesse
bennett end Mrs. volney TAYLOR.
Miller Seaman accompanied him
hrme for a visit in Dallas.
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SOCIETY dRQES--A COMP ETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMENs =

ley Waffle Shop. Mrs. Ella Grim
sell. president, welcomed Mrs.
Chenoweth in behalf Of the organ
lzAticn in an appropriate address.
Rel call was composed OF men,
DRY gems dedicated 70 Mrs. Chen
ontth. These were written and
placed in a memory book which was
presented to her.
A business session followed the
thlee-cours luncheon during which
Mrs Jennie Buck was elected pres
loent. and Mrs. BLANCHE
ic-r-t; and Mrs. Blance Blanche
Mccall, secretary. Members we're
pleasantly entertained BIZ Miss
Albert Brown who read a scene
from q play
Guests for the luncheon were
Ms Dora Dilmeth, present worthy
natron, and Mrs. Z. L. Bellingar
Of Morrill,, Neb.
Husbands OF members as well as
past patron and their wives viii
be entertained az the next meeting
" the club which will take the
fcrm Of a picnic and be held Au-
gust 81
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TENTH BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATED

Mrs. T.. Nj. Ounson entertained
WITH an enjoyable party I'm honor
OF the tenth birthday OF her daugh-
te,. Billie
The afternoon quickly passed willis
games and contests. "A birth cake
with ten candles. was cut and serv-
cd with the refreshments
Billie'S guests were Irma Fox.
Maude Marian Mcqueen. Eva W.
maya MAY beavers OF Lawrell. Mis-
s'ssipi. Virginia and Bill Harrell
5le DunS0n.
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Brownsville @. r /.
Group at Camp

a group Of Brownsville girls left
Morday for Camp Rio Hondo, open
this wee especially for Girl Re-
serves Of tn Valley during the
Sasyl er encampment. In the
BROWNSVILLE G. r. party were Jane
Richardson, Eyaline Yates. Married.
Taylor, Mar. Frances Seago. Gene
vive Griffin. Jane Seaman. Louise
Holder. Alice Fitch, and Virginia
Seihman.
Mrs. Volney Taylor. local reg
istration chairman. urges that all
girls planning to attend the fourth
or fifth week Of the encampment
register with her as soon as pos
Sible so that the list may be sent
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Mrs. L. P. Cradit and sons and
daughter left Sunday on an ex-
tended automobile trip. They will
stop in Oklahoma and Kansas before
continuing to their former home
IN North Dakota.
Miss Hazel Wade returned home
Wednesday morning after a month
spent visiting in Tennessee and Chi
cago- Miss Wade spent a week re-
newing college acquaintance at
Ward-Belmont, Nashville. and visit
ed her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Wade at Trenton, Tenn, be-
fore going to Chicago. She was
joined enroute TO Chicago BY her
mother. Mrs. Davis Wade. who re-
manned a week with her there and
accompanied her home.
Bill Todd has returned from Jack
Sonville where he has been working
during the tomato season.
Mrs. z. T. Morris has gone to San
Marcos 70 visit her mother for a few
days before accompanying her hus-
band 70 Atlantic City where DR..
Morris will attend the International
kiwanis convention. DR.. Morris ex-
RN@N0 W ANdfC SOOAi. LII. ana NILS.
Morris will probably visit in New
York City before returning home.
T. S. Brady has returned to his
home IN San Antonio after a visit
here with his son, Z. +. Brady and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Trotter and
children have departed for their
home in Kansas City after a weeks
visit here at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. PugSley. Mrs. Trotter
and Mrs. PugSley are sisters.
g. A. Mccall is in Tennessee where
he will engage in the produce bust
ness during the tomato season.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Barber have
as guests at their home near Rio
Hondo. Mrs. BARRIERS sister. Mrs.
Kennedy and nephew, Clyde Will
kinson and wife of Homestead, Pa,
The guests made the trip from
Pennsylvania by automobile.
Mrs. C.. n. Lang and daughter,
Frances left Wednesday for Houston
where they will visit Mrs. Lang's
sister, Mrs. q. II. Winsor. They will
also visit in Galveston before return
ing home.
Frank Rowland has returned to
his home in Chicago. His son, wal
ter w. Rowland who accompanied
the body Of his wife. Mrs. Lois Hui
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Miss Gathright t.were in Aus
right OF Amarillo. &ughter's we'd
TN 70 attend th@t school in the
ding She has .sir years. Mr..
valley the pas5lr. and Mrs. 5. G.
Clark Is a son
Ga, Of AUS was ead Sunday
Inc cereE0 in central Chris
morning a. Austag with the Rev.
n r nGrctton OFFICIATING. The
ch,,r. "a was simply decorated
with u,s palms and white can
dies !. rass candelabra. Jimmy
Greer fraternity brother of the
bridar5om sang Because" as pre-
nrnfsl music.
re bride wore a grey georgette
fDrk with hat and shoes TO match,
I'd carried a shower bouquet OF
rink rosebuds and lilies-of-the-
4aIley. Miss Maxine Bruce Of San
semitic. her bridesmaid. wore orchid
with accessories to match
ma her flowers were pink dahlias.
Thomas " Moore of San Benito
vas best man. and Fred and Allen
CLARK. brothers of the bridegroom.
we're uSherS.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Yrs. w. r. Aver Of Austin enter
aimed with a wedding breakfast
or the bridal party and members
4 the TWO families. After a short
honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will
'e at home in San Benito.
3oth young people are well known
n the Valley and in Austin. Mr..
Clark Is a former student Of the
.Jniversit OF Texas and a member
4 Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.
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DANCE GIVEN IN
CLUB ROOMS

The American Legion club rooms
presented a gala scene on Friday
evening when a number OF Mer-
cedes people formed a party for an
Svcring at dancing and games.
Those enjoying the evening we're
MeSSrs. and Mesdames Roy Harrell.
f.. j Hauff. Fred johnson, Earl
McManu; JOHN Stone, Z. D. Green,
w. Allen. Ben jenkins. M. j. Houze,
Hcwklel Newly A. j. Thomas OF
Pharr, Mrs. George Culver OF Mis-
sirn. and Miss Mable Palmer.
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Mrs. PARKS HOSTESS
TO i CLUR

Mrs. VeSta Parks was hostess
Thursday TO members of the Later
al i club at the home OF Mrs. y
7. Story on North Crockett Aver
ue. A series Of interesting contests
save principal diversion during the
af 'ernoon.
Mrs. = A. Curran was winner
IN a pie contest, receiving first
prize while Mrs. Phil Horkman re-
csiVed the consolation award Mrs
Frank Grimsell ranked high and
Mrs. Clyde Lillian Richards was
presented with the trophy In
other interesting contest.
Refreshments we're served AZ tha
close Of : pleasant afternoon. Guests
ether than club members were
Mrs. Bell Kennedy and Mrs. Clyde
Wilkinson OF Homestead. Pa. ana
Mrs VIM. Baldwin of Tonica. III.
Club members will hold a cover
"a dish luncheon. Thursday. july
SD at - o'clock at the home OF
Mrs Horkman.
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Hvistendahl who are soon leaving
tUr Houston To make their home.
The house OF Mrs. Kalbfleisch was
beautifully decorated it'll pink
roeee and shasta daisies The din
npf was served buffet style from a
lace covered table the c~enterpiece
b. ing a large bowl OF daisies and
Germs
Bridge formed diversion after
dinner with high score trophies be-
ing awarded 70 Mr.. and Mrs. George
Breeding anC low TO Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hern6on.
Guests OF the evening included
Messrs. and Mesdames Alan Hvis-
trndahl. K. Z. johnson. Fl. e. Hager.
Frank Hall. George Breeding. w. j.
Copeland r. Z. Kirkpatrick and
JOnn Herndon.
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BRIDGE AFFAIR AT
GREENLEE HOME

Mrs. Walden Greenlee entertained
2 number Of women at a beautiful
ly appointed bridge party az her
home 0 South Ohio avenue, using
pix roses and gladioll for floral
adornment.
Mrs. Don Warner won high score
prize, Mrs. Frank Hall second, and
Miss Mary Frances Haynes held
consolation.
Other women present at this
pretty party were Mesdames Lau-
derdale, Art Tolson. II. Z. Hager,
Harry Rouse, George Breeding.
join Ashton II. j. Lawson, y. w.
G'asscock. Frank Hall, T.. =. John
son, Geneva Whitehead Of Weslaco,
Owen Stone, Don Warner. Misses
Merry France Haynes and Helen
and Winona GlaSscock.
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w. M. S. Chairmen
Make Reports

Chairmen Of the First Baptist
church w. NJ. s. circles made re-
ports at Mondays meeting for pre-
sentation 20 the general associa-
ton. All departments reported. in
dicated a pleasing growth Of the
society throughout the year.
Preceding the business session. all
society circles met for individual
programs. studying the general mis-
sion text book.
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Mercedes
JOINT
HONOR MRS. NrcYEAN

Mrs. G. d. McVean was named
honor guest at a delightful gift
shower on Saturday afternoon at
til home Of Mrs. Z. ID. Green in
Palm Heights Drive, Mrs. Green,
Mrs. J. d. Mcdonald and Mrs. <.
9 McManus being joint hostess.
The house was quite attractive
IN an arrangement of cut flowers
ana ferns. After two hours Of chat
ting an the presentation Of a
number Of lovely gifts to the honor
guest, a refreshment course was
served.
either guests present were Mes
DANES Don Ridenow, d. T. Camp
bell, GeorgL Busby. w. z. Allen,
J. J Busby, H. z. Peters, E. j.
Hauff, j. d. Metcalf. M. j. Howe
ard Miss Mable Palmer.
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Mercy Hospital
Thanks Public

Sisters OF Mercy Hospital wish
% extend the public thanks for
cooperation ard support shown dur
mr. the Tag Day conducted Satur-
day for benefit OF hospital duns.
Contribution were generous. and
VIII 90 far toward purchase OF
laundry equipment for the hospital.
laundry equipment for the hospital.
held
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Fletcher and
children OF Pecos are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reeves.
Keith Tuggle Of Brownsville was
a visitor in San Benito Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Il. Belinger Of
Morrill,. Neb., have departed for
their home after a weeks visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy ;.
Clark.
Sey Rowland TO San Benito for bur-
ial, expects to remain for about two
weeks longer.
Mrs. Bennett Jones has as her
guest. Miss Mary Bateman of Dallas.
Miss Bateman expects TO remain for
several weeks.
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HONORS HOUSE
GUEST

Mrs. Jack Tennyson entertained.
naming a. guest Of honor. her house
guest, Mrs. j. r. Tennyson OF Dali
sPS.
Lovely prizes were received by
Mr. n. Y. Stewart. high. and Mrs.
r G Waters and Mrs. ". Myers.
Those completing the guest list
wee Mesdames o. Wann, j. Hal
len, r n. Waters. Lester Skaggs,
Charles Sheriff. Harry Solether.
Mandy. }. Crambert. @. w. Miller.
Phi Dixon, Carl Moeller. Porter
Cavis, j. L. Compere and Porter
boss.
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HONORS DAUGHTER
ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. w. M. Cochran entertained
with a swimming party Wednesday
evening honoring her daughter.
Blythe Gennette. on the occasion
Of her ninth birthday anniversary.
After an enjoyable outing at the
Rotary swimming pool. the young
guests gathered at the home Of the
honoree where a delicious supper was
served.
The guests were Carolyn Crews.
Martha Jane Leslie. Sarita Glenn.
Bette Bonner. Leefc Brown. Sue
Helen Treon, Mary Helen Mewshaw,
Dorothy Mewshaw, Frances Phillips,
Norma Wor. Mary Margaret Work.
Bessie Jane Faust. Lois Lovett. Flor
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BRIDGE AT
COUNTRY CLUB

The Llano Grande Country club
was beautifully decorated with
flowers and greeneries on Friday,
tho occasion being Ladies Day
luncheon at which time severa.
women entertained at luncheon,
followed 0y games or bridge.
Mrs. Ray TolsOn's guests in
clCoed Mesdames c. c. Locket. Art
Tolson, 4. E. Kirkpatrick. Frank
MADDEN. Fred Bennet and N. p.
Barton.
Ms. Frank Hadden scored high
IN the games.
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with m enjoyable dinner party nc
the weekend for Miss Dorothy
Smith who left Sunday Tor a vaca-
o trip 70 California. After dinner
bridge wss enjoyed and Miss Smith
was presented with an appropriate
parting gift.
Guests o. the evening. including
Miss Smith were Misses Lenure and
Emma Reisterer and Mrs. Cecil
Robinson
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rIRS PERKINS
HOSTESS

Mrs. p. w. Perkins entertained
a number OF women using a color
scheme OF orchid and green q. her
tables.
Mrs. Jack Ray won first prize,
Mrs Carrie NJ Stuart, consolation,
and Mrs. Frank Hall was fortunate
In cutting the cards.
A list OF the guests included
MeSdames II. j. Lawson. George
Breeding II. Z. Bennett, J. (.
HAYNES, Myrtle Lee. George Mark
ham, Florence Kalbfleisch, Jack
Ray, Carrie NJ. Stuart, John Rouse.
Alan Evistendhal. Harry Rouse, S.
H. Colie-:, Frank Hall and A. N.
Grown.
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HOSTESS TO
CIIrR
VISITOR NAMED BRIDGE
PARTY q

Anna Leigh Trotter OF Kansas
City was named Is hon0ree We'd
nesday when Betty NoSler entertain
ed members Of the Straight Eight
bridge club al her home in the Palm
Grove. Sarita Gilbert held high
score when the games ended and re-
ceived the handsome trophy.
Miss Trotter was high player
among the guests and was presented
with the guest prize. She also re-
ceived a pretty remembrance as
guest Of honor. A refreshing dessert
course was enjoyed in the late after
noon.
Guest for the afternoon were Mary
Thomas. Catherine Pugsley. Fran
ces Grimsell, Kate RobetSon and
Anna Leight Trotter.
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ENDORSE BUILDING


Members or the Presbyterian Wo-
mems auxiliary held an interesting
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Bowie with
Mrs. Alex Bowie and Mrs. John
Bowie as co-hoStesseS. Devotional
was led by Mrs. Hugh Robertson.
Mrs. Stewart gave the lesson study
on mountain missions. During the
afternoon the auxiliary members
endorsed the building program out
lined at the recent local meeting
Of the Men-of-the-c church. About
twenty women were present for the
meeting.
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Society Calendar


Just-Sew club with Mrs. <. <.
Mockbee.
Bridge club with Mrs. Charles
Rel.
wednesday Tournament Bridge
club with Mrs. c. v. Hamilton.
Fl Jardin Friendly club with Mrs.
c. L. Hunter at 2:30.
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INFORMAL
SOCIAL

Members OF the Hi-League Of the
Methodist church held an ENJOYABLE
outing Thursday evening. Interest
ing games and contests were enjoy
ed. Refreshment Of iced watermel-
on was served to the close to about
fifteen members.
Assisting during the evening were
Mrs. w. 3. Pitts and Mrs. d. r
Neideriohn.
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DINNER-BRIDGE PARTY
PRETTY HOSPITALITY

A pretty hospitality Of the past
week wa tn dinner bridge party
given by Mrs. Florence KalbfleiSch
and Mrs Myrtle Lee naming as
honor guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Alan
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DINNER PARTY
HOSTS

Nj ami Mrs John Rouse we're
hosts at 2 delightful dinner party
Friday night In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs l.. ID. Christner and children.
and Mrs. l.. z Bredberg. all Of
Fer Worth. house guests OF Mr..
anc Mrs. Clarence Rouse.
Other guests OF the evening were
MeSsrS and MeSdames Bess Rob-
erts Harry Rouse and Clarence
Rouse
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ence Cowgirl and Dorras Torrance
Of Houston, cousin Of the honoree.
HOSTESS TO
CLUB
Mrs. r. 3. Sublett entertained the
members OF a recently organized
Wednesday bridge club Wednesday
night with q pleasant affair at her
home. Mrs. S. II. Crews and Ralph
l.. Buell. were the successful players
during the evening and received
pleasing awards.
A buffet supper was served. Guests
other than club members were Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Barmore, Mrs. Leland
Winston. Mrs. s. II. Crews and Mrs.
r. G. Burk.
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IN 70 the Valley district camp
chairman Girls who have attended
previous weeks Of the camp and
desire TO go again. are also asked
to register soon.
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In connection with a plan to
tunnel under the Straits of Gihral-
tar a shaft has been sunk on the
Spanish side and a detailed survey
of the ocean bed begun.
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Smoother, clearer
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les mild medication clears away ugly
blcmishes. No wonder sallow. unat-
tractive compilations become so
youthfully fresh and charming.
See for yourselfhow much smooth
or, clearer, hner-textured Noxzema
can make your skin. Get q generous
trial jar f0asy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-24
COUPLE WE'D
IN AUSTIN

The wedding Of Miss Bobbie Gath
right, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Andrew Gathright Of Austin. and
Simeon Coleman Clark Of San Ben
ito took place Sunday morning. June
% in the Central Christian church
in Austin.