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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-22
Brownsville Women
HOnOred IL Mercedes

Mrs. George Smith Of Browns
vile president Of District No. l OF
the Western Texas Presbyterial.
and Mrs. NJ. French. also Of Browns
vile, were guests Of homer at the
eighth birthday observance OF the
Mercedes Presbyterian auxiliary
held az the churcn Tuesday after
loon.
Mrs. Walter SWsrner led the
devotional following which a mis-
sionary program was given. the
feature Of which. was an interest
ing playlet. entitled The Little
Candle" under the direction OF
Mrs. w. w. DeCel Those taking
parts were Mrs. DeCell, Mrs. w. j.
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Bridge Club With
Miss Friedman

Miss Beatrice Friedman was hos
tess to her bridge club Wednesday
afternoon at her home in Los Eb-
amos. Red radiance roses were at
t~ractively arranged as decorations.
In the games, Mrs. Harry Hollo-
well won high score prize ard Mrs.
Catherine Collins. the cut.
Refreshments we're served. The
club Is to meet next week with Mrs.
Eugene Richards.
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Mrs. Albright Hostess
To Tust-Sew Club

Members Of the Just-Sew club
were delightfully."- entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Albright. Sewing was enjoy
able as the diversion. followed BY
attachments. Several guests or
the club were present.
The next meeting Of the club viii
be held with Mrs. George on Eliza
beth street.
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Copeland, Mrs, Walter Swarner.
Mrs. Iceland MAJ iews. Mrs T. II
Pollard, Mrs. j. N. Pace and Mrs
Kathryn Chadick. There was an
offering toward the fund for min
listers widows and children.
After the program all adjourned
to the dining room where the Mary
Circle Of the Presbyterian auxiliary
served a refreshmeat course.
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1880. with the following program:
Overture 49, ossini Eva Garcia
Trevino and Carmen Pumarejo.
Ave Maria. Tito Schipa. Mrs.
G. p. Barreda.
The Soul OF the Violin. IN. Gene
We've Griffin.
al Romance Urom I'd. Concerto
in D. Minor Wiariawaski.
OBJ Scherzo. Darrell Van Goers
Miss Annie l.. PuteEnat.
Graduation chorus
On Wednesday evening. May %
az 8 D. m. the seventy-seventh n
nual entertainment of the school
will be presented.
Members Of he Villa Maria class
are NJ. Lucille Behl. Delfina Cruz
Barrera, Matte G. Ellis, Conception
Garcia, Margaret VI. Kaufman.
Raquel Lara Castillo. and Amelia
Longoria.
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RoppyD sMany
World War Veterans

On Saturday, May "a, Brownsville viii be asked to wear a poppy"
The American Legion auxiliary on that day will sponsor the sale of hun
dreds Of the little red flowers and asks the citizenship Of the town to
make the annual event a success by buying the peoples.
There is an interesting history pack Of the poppy movement in its re-
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afternoon at the home Of Mrs. N.
q. Fellows.
Fourteen members were enrolled
and the following officers were
elected: president, Mrs. B. j. Cos
sett; Tce-president, Mrs. Dave
Health: corresponding secretary.
Mrs. N. q. Fellows; supt. Of social
service. Mrs. G.. r. johnson; supt.
Of study and publicity Mrs. j.. n.
Sprouse: treasurer, Mrs. Ivan
Gregory.
The meetings will be held semi
monthly at the M. T.. Church.
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San Perlita

ORGANIZE
SOCIETY
"A missionary Society or the M. Z.
Church was organized Wednesday
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AFFAIR AT
BROWN HOME

Miss Fern Brown delightfully."- n
tertained a few friends az her coun-
try home last week in honor of
Miss Georgia Lewis. The evening
was spent IN playing games.
The guests included Misses JOY
Clark. Susan Handley. Thelma
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Pioneer Club Forms
 And Elects Officers

"s. tr.t meeting of thr Pioneer ..... N.~ h.}1 it, tho '. N. q <. l"~t .5e4. -t.ss~ r#o lead n 9t l'a~.a- toH Na&er~oo and L"a@es NaeArcWr. ." araH.e~a decided 70 uama tle .t.I. t1r "Hs#slo i#M" at r.s sn~- a.tou of r~tnGHa t9ou.a. Rules
 III ~.o-la.tous ".~u lraun. ".a
 v-.@a .#@tt1Uuu~" weu :o.r-"sl r.:a Howard N~~yyu4,r .s th4 ....a,~ q. o~.. .a5 H.rrv Cla~.. lln -.....- re rH- u,"r |aa m-e.'.rs a. El. -+.u- r'7 @naan #r. Er#"@ls :. ..~-. WMu. uaN~. franklin H.r.. Wu..r Anderson, William n.o,4. and G~or-" 1la%orson e....... .ul.~ t.. n.drr-n5p Of Clerk ... <..s. ~alsrt. #utraa T@vlor. ...0r-a %..H."-. Prod Asaaorrh. Prank Hu."r smd Joseph tlu.. .r x aa5a. r0u-r-. will he arranged hy t-. 1ozE.rs so that tArre ~ii he .-..nr##ou H-ta-au tha TWO "",ls''s.
 @onn Q. th, tInh mamAers atbl ... .4 :..a t"t@-r.ae Pioneer round .-. "nn# will t4h~ r.Jeu in M-Ft- F. E r. t..rstru ue".
 uarn m....r of tH@ e-"a 1.a..l>.f Il a. .naearon u.aHh to ill o1s. and ""tn#a.o ~- +asr ""rl ".lra -Hr> "5H #a-l@ 10 work on iu4u"5.".".r >.ar .#u r-z.lar m. ting -hv g~au+ N. r.t aCW..lE- Era1 <lm t.aH.t.' i. ar-a ~ Stevenson. and >.#" .=oE #r..+. aa esH-asn~ '" -|
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
SNON FLURRIES
 APPEAR IN DIXIE
Near-FreeZin8 Temperatures Fol- low Piercing Winds iD South

Attauta Noy. 25 lP-Tho south aou.d mp its extra oyercout buttons today,
 Piercing winds. nyar-trocNug tenn noluturas and snow nUrrirs brought winter into Dixie for it's first eN- tended visit. The mercury plum mcted 10 5I at Memphis. Tenn. and @9 at Little Rock Ark, a few LouIs after midnight AJIauta's reading uas several degrees higher but n Richmond. Va and Charlotte, x. t'.. tho temperature was dropping through the low torues.
 The weather observer as Gambler 1ei3. Atlanta air mail depot re- ported syacterin2 Of snow flakes for fen minute period late yosCer- day. X light snow fei aa Paragouid and Fayetteville in northeast aHL northwest Arkansas, respectively.
 Tine forecast WIS for lower tenn noratur,s today and heavy fro~, 10 the roast tonight in tho At,uuuc states. Extreme rorth Florida also was warned against frost.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
VA7CHNAN HELD
 IN SPOKANE CASE
IISG to Be Tried On Bomb Charge
 Await Warrant

san Francisco Nov. 25 lPl-HenHy x. Ilae. night Watch1nan Of I san Francisco bank. accused of having sout the huge dynamite oomb 10 the Spokane, Wash, office of the ASso- ciatcd Press last Saturday, Was held in jail here today pending arrival Gt Il warrant which C. W. Grecnough. Spokane prosecutor said would @e autographed to San Francisco.
 llsc was tried in the Washington city. in 1927 on charge of attempt ing to bomb the building housing the Spokane Chronicle and Spokes- man-Reyiev, in which thc Associ- ated Press office is located. He was acquitted. He was arrested here aarly yesterday alter possession of a aauerH found in the recently ship- p4d bomb had been traced 10 him,
 llse continued to assert his inno- eeuca despite his being identified b% 4 14 year old girl as the man seen delivering 10 an express company here a chest similar 10 the ono in which the bomb arrived in Spokane, lie blamed "polIyal gangs" jn Spo- ama for his arrest. asserting they were "tramuG" him.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Deep Breath to Save
 Man Who Tried Suicide

Boston, Nov, 25 UP)-A deep breath which he thought would
 he his last may have saved tho
 life Of Joseph Cummuetti 25. a
 sailor attached to the [. <. x.
 JeWett-
 Tho youth shot himself with
 .22 caIibro revolver following q quarrel with Miss Helen Tracey.
 ouc-timo beauty contest winner. at her south Boston home last night
 Before pulling fine trigger Camlninctti took deep breath and held ii. City hospital sur seons said this contracted his heart in such q way that inc bullet which passed through his body. missed that organ by inc narrOWest margin. The sailors name WAS on the danger list today but doctors h@- 1e>e3 he might recover.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
PRIEST TO RESIGN
 LEGISLA7IVEP0SI
New Hampshire Pastor Declines
 to Serve in House

Hoonse.. x. II. NOV -5 lLHl- uev. Napoleon J. GHmrr, local caeaoaa priest. nrn ask thu Ns~ Hampshire Ie-lslasuro .o 8aaaa, htm a. Il member Of :Ha. aoa<
 Father Gilbert. ra-ror Of Holy Rosary cnurcl. "a~ .GratrI 10 the l.gs4latura oil tho i.aoeraUe ticket at The pou- on November i oH~F lis OWE protest
 H. had ae4la.l 10 to 4 canG5da,@ .a tnc primary. #at his suppo'te.@ nro.. his name or ra4 ballot and -a nas uor"ated Ills protest 0 the -acra,arl ot S,ats arrived too late to pr.re.t his name trom 3upear.r@ oa inc election ballot aaa he "ae chosen -@t" ra~aatata}e bE ali 0s.r~ L@.uia- luar-#@-
 Under ta- state ia@ inc hoas" ot representatives sa#. aE vote. p'ril,' .uy Of is u.ta u-v~ t0 ra.a.-a. Fa.:-r G.u.w has auua.ar-1 frar " .,g sEe Iag.lataer coaveaes Ie Will r.- quest -sca a H0ta.
 D.sc1ssiug his G@-l~.on t..e ft.s. a-~art.I h. did Hot sHm 10 "Hl% M uoIltt.-" and expressed tho belief -ha. he could he of greater service fl allowed to carry oa his pariz4 "ork w@olesrcd by outside ill., t.Ias:S.
 Father Gilbert WIS not 1he fret New Hampshire priest elected 10 inc legislature. < quarter of a cen ,ury azo Rev H. ny l. Lenuan ot .ut.ald was tHgz hon0re5 and took an active part tu stat- aaar= during his term Of c1.l.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
G0SS WILL TAKE OATH
 OF OFFICE ON MONDAY
Na.rtbury Conercssman-Iicyt EN- rnvled to Arrive in Washing
 ton Bay After Thank~li,in@

Br GEORGE H. 1IANNINt3
 tEaz. s,aa Bureau, % E. ne:aan
 Wushlag on, Il. C.. Nov. -J-Con- -r.esua4-v]nct l. W. GoSs Of Wa nraurr. will bc at his desk in tCr aogsa office Uu5ld.n@ Friday morn u- and will be given lis oath Of o%- H@. Monday prior to th" opening sa~sto@ Of congress.
 William L. TteruoE Of Grecn8jch. who Will succeed CoagresslalH Schuyler Merritt next Murch, was Il visitor in tha house ottlee building today.
 ron@ro--"an F. Hart Fcan Of the #-=. roau-osicgt district. arrived in Wasum9tou. saturday. H. will slt #- mluu"r Of the hoGsa ia tha short term which opens Moa&aE. aaI ~Hl b- succeeded m March ny AH@msri"y Louer=ar. eou=ressn8a- e-utt.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
BOSTON X MAINE DINlDEND

Boston Noy. -5 UP)-TAo Bos- '9n < Maine railroad today deelar- e& a regular quarterly dividend of SI per share on common stock and regular quarterly dividends on pre- srgr~d shares, as follows:
 >I.75 on [ per cent prior pr@ler~ rod. Sl.25 on first preferred class A. &- OH first preferred class h; 5I.Ta OH first preferred class C. $2.5o on rr>g preferred class D; &i12 l-- on first preferred cIass l., and >I.5o On f per cent plain preferred.
 All dividends ur4 payable on De- c-mbrr Sl to stock of record h. cgMber r.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
[ alifornia Alarmed
 By Poison Rum Deaths

Los Angeles. Nov. -5 tP- Alarmed al inc number or deaths attributed to poisonous liquor. Los Angeles county law entorc@- Weut agencies moved today to te@e" tha source Of poison being dispensed here. sixteen deaths in
 5 days were reported as due 10 @o effects Of poison ilQuor.
 ,.o.oner Prank Nance t'0uufH A.lorsT Surgeon H. F. Magnet. anJ Mtl@u Mckay district at- toruav'~ Htn@ty fou6awe1 ycs- -.nIat .uJ Mckay later announce rd his office would assign seroral derec.r,s fo find inc source ot tho li4uor.
 The tttn death occurred 2vs- r.rIay wlsfla tho officials were ooa."riuz. j. W. Robinson Of Los A-1".r7 dying after Ae alegedly 5raHE 8 beverage containing de- 3.aaHra liaohc-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

i~l HUEALD CLASSIFIED Abs
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
fai.g0>~ .aTTEND BAZAAR

Ga. ot tAe Ar@est erowI~ at the -..r.G Hsart parish bazaar for 'a@ Polish ornaauz since lr onu4l .ast y--.& MS rraseAt last night when maua.rs O. taa Falcoa Ne=t No. >> @H4 ,Hr Fataoa AaNtHarT attended in a Ea5s ar r#. aaH or t5o.d S.re,t- w#. tsr "II eou.45. ou TaauES-
 uuo a": aurucloa ~az inc uua.u- ..a-s vatah rHr.uod lie ,so"a w#o-. who lock part Were rr.a- raon assistant phgs5aa- a.r..toa. Jo-~nH s#0is.,j vice pre=5- .aat Of tu- ueS.. Joseph LINaste"- =ez. Prank Story Aagils'n Nosa"- tha1. physical 0lra or. Walter Lec0- owt7z .a1 Peter Sztl'a.
 The E#l~oa Au>.a-r= VIII @t>" a ~...=-ztv..G GaHev ou W@dur-d2" ...-a a.u- ii. x o'clock Ri ru. tall0a .uU D. B.@%rr srE.st.
 i~I HEEALD CLASSIFIED Abs
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
SORROW \.T%~ nIiIEt.

Providence. E. l.. %oT -a--AHo@- tha winners at En@ ataun. a>Al.H-loa of the Euo.- .~5:#3 roa.+rv a@so- e.a ion at cll. l.rau~'aa @s-- #r- mor# here oF,E t#. laa' "@-@-.n.l was Waiter J. Sc.aa" eE %t" Br.t ain, Conn. who exhibited u !. Sir@Ia Comb Rhode I@#o5 Reds riase, r.aciu@ @ore"aH win n1-E fourth and aGra w5.l aao7 and fourth with Eoaa pen,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
AIIl-En EN. NAAA NIAn.

~owa.Hr- Noy -5 HIH- "hloHu a=@aa. aa4 nlaao 1& rs-use4rs ot T i9rsCiHg t>-~h.nI, Thomas FIemlng, tomuor l-c1n"o, #as killed tas.4ufIE while using q portable SAW mill late yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
FACTORY ON FULL TI1iI.

Wu~. 5o.d. Mass. Nov. -5 ti'Fj- As result Of orders from southern textile manufacturers, the Foster Machine company ot this ely, has resumed fulI time operation with 8 maximum working force.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
NORWAY OBSERVES
 KING'S ACCESSION
Danes Join With b8i5l50rS il
 Celebrating Anniversary

Oslo. Noraav. No% -- @@-leu- mark joined vttM Norway today 4H celebration 0s tEe --h auWs .rsaFy of assumption az hmz tl@lhon VII ot the coumcrys .Hrora
 King IIaahoa aud ~"a1n Maud naturally were t4a rl4. A-ure@ ia tho national ceE.#.t.o" bat grouped around them is H- -n.,a.@ prln- cina1 church w a soamu eom- mcmoraf5ea ceremony f1t~ morning WAS a royal eomna@y which @.- aIaded NIug christian and tln"@n AiaNauda1a et lAH##ra. ot."" @r "'- errs ot t7. 14Ms@- goNat :aa.lE and Prince Geor-a oe t1rea+ H"L@", N Ea Is the u,na.H r+ s1@-a. A.sa..
 Many taoszaa- a1 s'~.o@ nop"H- fton tarua# ots 'o au~. ra h.. royal t..r-~ a= ,-.... .rr.t... a- t... "-@rca for tAa ..H~Mo.s- #. 5.0. "~ crowded aur .~ n..5s ~ '.. e..E' rrN..uant r.ust. .~ @"-.t ..t"l attel a###-@ .@- ... e.-r... I-s ,omm. M1s5.av- @.rs -.". ""~ S..#sa- in cra~eat..~ t... - .-..- ."..- ..- .sar.a #. rae -..a .~ " .oa.
 Hcce,o Mans .aft~
 N-.N c.r- L... ""...4 rora. rafr .##a .H u..r ... +Hra{ Tn. ~.=-a#... ...~. -s,-.....t.1" s..s..us- I'd a ta1aaa .= m.a-.rr e.." ty 1 uroMl4yHt .r#~f @.sl.tan- t.a@- 1.ou's er.~.uea .u:o o@9 -l wars ago.
 No r.aag-ea- ...s.> a5 '0. @.s.-.su ru.~l am.< @-~. -razss.t .rs--Et. those who aa. blood ratass.~ o- tha No~#a-uH roE# .lU.s. oa"E f'e Princes lu--uor-. "Ho H'aae@@ wife Of Prince C.s. # @#.-..4. .a
 BrIaton~ Friendly
 NG-.e-@I5 r.s1sfo.s .et@.-a \or- way and ~#~.ag "-t.r .af- a.." nor. ..l~ua.s. ".& '."" .1 ill., -varu.a-- t.a.s.- .tE,... Inc SH"l- tsh nnG &orta-t#e raE.L s@u.5ss. The Nora --f.n vaHt- #oa.3 @ot eT- ract arg urH.sr "+ .:= ~""4.~a ras1l amEv n .csa. :o t%~.u 10 e..rhrata ru. --'Es .~-.sors@~E a1 tis~ous.an rs a.~ r#@.H .r."9a Sweden and Egroay.
 The aLa~ous-= u--r ra- Swedish royal family t~ rig F. q lul-rI- rana@ ID ta. <o." -sr# tHrane. In arlan1n= 11e ra1:urH-ien t #as eora@1aH tHst tn.n. t-lt he am Harraz~..1e f any ot t.a ~wa...~a royalty were present. .tm-. r57. No'- Na~ian orators. a- such q f~st3}a- coUd ha~lIr n.ar r.aa.jn- f1e nrualn@ n9a-."a. asauts "5.u@ "t to Ha4Hors as~Hu...ou Of tg- shr0re.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-16
Home Art Is
Self Culture
Club Subject

"Art in the Home" was the sub
feet OF an interesting program dis
cussion at the meeting Of the Self
Culture club Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. J. j. KENNY, with
Mrs. w. y. Worley as leader. Mrs.
Worley read a comprehensive pa
per on the Interpretation OF art in
balance, color scheme. light, furni-
ture. walls, and the hanging Of pr
lures, and other features relating to
the development Of art in the
home.
Mrs. Homer Fitch presented in
structive points on the usefulness
and decorative value Of screens IN
house furnishings. and Mrs. Milton
Vests topic was the sun parlor as
a contributing factor to art in the
home life.
Mrs. Randall Mathers. Mrs. Mel
lie Blanck and Mrs. Z. T. Yates
were appointed delegates 70 the
CITY Federation.
Mrs. Kemmy's home was attract
fvely decorated for the afternoon IN
a color scheme Of red. featured IN
bouquets OF roses and fern and the
refreshment course also. Eighteen
members were present.
The next meeting OF the club VIII
be with Mrs. Nellie Blanck in Fl
Jardin-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-16
Contention
Plans Club
Meet Topic

Plans for the annual state con-
vention OF Business and Profession
al Women's clubs, to be held in the
Valley during the month OF June,
were discussed in the regular month
ly business meeting Of the local
club Tuesday night at the chamber
Of commerce building.
In connection with preparation for
the event, Valley-wide, a meeting
OF the presidents and representa-
tives OF all clubs has been called by
Mrs. Blanche Fulgham OF Harlingen,
Valley Federation president. for
Tuesday night, Jan. q, at Merce-
des. At this time the schedule for
the convention will be tentatively
outlined and a number Of commit
tees will be appointed.
At the meeting of the Browns
vile club members also heard a talk
on Sanitation" given by r. G. Ora
ham, sanitary inspector.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-16

Heights, Monday evening with a
z o'clock dinner and an evening
OF bridge. Ten members were pres
ent.
Fred Akard won the mems high
score prize, an ash tray, and Mrs.
Bostick won the women'S high
score prize. a beautiful pitcher,
while the consolation prizes, pieces
OF Mexican pottery, were present.
ed to Mrs. Buck Evans and j. K.
Smith.
PERSONALS
MI. and Mrs. Audrey Fox and
little son Billy returned Sunday
from a weeks business trip 70 Cor
pus Christi.
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Huff an
nounce the birth Of a second son
TO them in Amarillo. Nj. and Mrs.
Huff are we known in Raymond
vile. Mr.. Huff formerly being the
Cashier OF the First National Bank.
Jack Holt, who has been confined
to the Valley Baptist Hospital for
the past Two weeks has returned
TO work with the Texaco Refining
co.
Miss Gladys Campbell OF San
Perlita and her moth :. Mrs. Eug-
enia Bannister Of Paris, Tex. were
visitors in Harlingen Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ieorge 3. Calder.
and daughter - and Mrs. Fred
Akard left Monday afternoon for
San Antonio and Dallas where
they plan TO stay a eek or more,
while in Dallas they \ II visit with
Mr.. Calders mother -Irs. S. M.
Calder.
Miss Bessie Moss OF Orange came
IN Sunday I spend se-eral weeks
with MI. and Mrs. j. E. Johnson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-16
D. A. r. Meet
Attended By
Local Group

Mrs. Ben F~reudenstein. Mrs. o.
". Lawrence. Mrs. Russell McChes-
ney and Miss Bette Hopper attend
ed the meeting Of the Thomas Bar
low chapter Of d. A. r. held We'd
nesday at Mercedes. with a enc
o'clock luncheon in legion hall
there.
Mrs. Freudenstein read a paper
son marking historical spots in the
Valley, and a number Of other IN
~teresting topics were discussed.
The next meeting of the chapter
will be a George Washington tea on
Feb. 10 at the home Of Mrs. c. F.
Prigsley in San Benito honoring the
Rio Grande chapter Of McAllen.
About a were present at the
Meeting. and towns represented
esre McAllen. San Juan, Alamo.
Donna, weslaco. Brownsville. San
Benito, Harlingen and Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-16

Monday afternoon to Circle / Of the
Presbyterian church with Mrs Kate
Francis leading the devotional. Mrs.
w. H. Baxter ST.. gave the lesson on
the 20 and Fl chapters OF Acts. The
hostess served lovely refreshments
to Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs.
". S. Allen, Mrs. w. +. Powell, Mrs.
z. z. Chamness. Mrs. Lester c.
Skaggs, and Mrs. A. w. Voekal.
The next circle meeting viii be
held January 81 with Mrs. Francis
entertaining at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. John Graves.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Earl Eggman and baby. Gale,
Of Anderson. Indiana and Messrs.
Marion and Raymond Yoder both
Of Goshen, Indiana are to arrive
this week to visit their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Yoder Of Harrington.
They are the sisters and brothers OF
Mrs. F. E. Ludwig and Frank Yoder
OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fisher and
children Of Rio Grande City spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Fishers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hen
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Richcreek have
returned home from ~Stephenvllle an
Waco. Mrs. Richcreek visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Ham, in
the former place while Mr.. Rich
creek attended the Hicks Rubber
company conference in Waco.
Miss Minnie King has accepted a
position in Harrington with the Cen
trail Power g. Light company. She
has been employed at the Weslaco
Electric company.
Mrs. M. w. Holmgreen, Mrs. Theo
Frederick and Mrs. Z. S. Halliday
al Of San Antonio and Mrs. II. NJ.
Hartt Of Oklahoma City are visit
ing several days this week With Mrs.
7. L. Lowe and Mrs. r. A. Rowland.
j. NJ. Sewell who was called lest
week TO San Antonio because Of the
illness Of his mother returned to
Weslaco Tuesday.
j. A. Emery left Wednesday for
Hutto TO meet Mrs. Emery who has
been spending several weeks there
with her mother. Mrs. F. E. Evans.
Mrs. G. w. Cook and children have
returned to Millitt after visiting
with her daughter in Brownsville
and Weslaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-16

For MONDAY MEETING

The following program has been
announced for the Baptist Mission
airy Society Monday. January 20 at
the home Of Mrs. Z. l.. Compere:
Topic for study, Foundation Stones
Opening hymn, Jesus Call Us; pray
er; Bible study by Mrs. w. l.. For
hes; talk. Laborers Together, Mrs.
r. E. Clark, Discussion; talk, Mrs.
E. G. Couch. Discussion: talk. Per-
sonal Service, Mrs. S. v. Brandon,
discussion; talk, Stewardship OF
Possessions, Mrs. T. T. Hudson.
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LLANo GRANDE BRIDGE
CLUB

Members OF the Llano Grande
bridge club were entertained with
luncheon by Mrs. r. A. Rowland.
A pretty color scheme OF pink green
and yellow was used with the table
decorations being in pink flowers.
At the games OF bridge Mrs. Clell
Solethe- won the club favor and
Mrs. G. M. Sheriff. the guest prize.
AL thirteen members were present
and the following guests. Mrs. Sher-
rill ard mother. Mrs. T. l.. Smith
of San Antonio and Mrs. Lucy Sick
les, guest OF Mrs. Raymond Mills.
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..streets were graveled and the club
also was responsible for the replant-
ing Of trees set out last year which
did not live. A committee OF club
members has been appointed to call
Oh home owners in the community
in connection with the palm plant
ing project sponsored by the Civic
League Of Brownsville.
Several members Of the league
were guests at the club meeting,
Mrs. j. K. Bull, Mrs. F. E. Morris.
Mrs. @. w. Watson, and Mrs. C..
Everson.
Mrs. Neck was elected president to
succeed Mrs. McInnls and Mrs. B.
G. Price was reelected secretary
treasurer Of the organization.
The next meeting Of the club Is to
be held at the home Of Mrs. Price
c Feb. 6.
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Raymondville
GTNGHAM GIRLS
CLUB HOSTESS

Monday night the Bingham Girls
club was entertained at the home
OF Miss Sammie Lee Kinser In the
Saunders Courts on West Hidalgo
Ave-, with bridge. Two tables OF
players were present.
Mildrena Baugh won the high
score prize a box OF bath salts and
Marjorie Sue Grayson won the low
score prize a set Of score pads.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the games.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held next Monday evening at
the home OF Janet Bremen on
South Seventh Street.
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score prize ! the bridge games, and
Mrs. Oliver Jones OF New Paris, o.,
second. Mems first award went to
z G. Colberg Of Evanston. H., and
second to w. II Shell Of Indianap-
oils, Ind
Prizes for the party were donated
by the Cameron Hotel. Ike Bollack's
store and the Batsell-Wells sport
ing goods house.
The weekly evening 500 party Will
be held at the tourist clcO rooms
Friday evening.