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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-13

EPSON. England, Nov. 13.-CP,
The body Of a woman found on
the London County Council Estate
here today. two revolvers by her
side, has been identified as Mrs
Clayds Nicol. eyed 50, of Manhat-
tan Beach, California.
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WILL PRESENT PLAY

Incidents in the life of a modern
minister will be portrayed in the
play. Light on the Way 70 DC
presented at the Christian church
az 7:45 p. m. Friday. Mrs. w. E.
Davis, who has hac chautauqua ex-
rerience. is director and a member
Of the cast
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GETS JOB

A. A. Robinson. Harlingen on
tractor. was awarded contract for
construction of the William Cam
eron company, wholesale warehouse
to be located on West Monroe. STAN
lev Bliss is the architect.
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FOR SAKE

A Christmas charity fund will be
raised by means Of a dance at the
Casino pavilion Friday night spon-
sored by the Lions. Kiwanians and
Rotarians. Eddie Werner and his
bows will play.
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HARLINCEN
BRIEFS

(Special TO The Herald

Especial 10 The
HARLINGEN, Nov. l3-Misses
Bess Clover and Julia Lynn Warren.
instructor and superintendent OF
nurses at the Valley Baptist hos
rital are attending the nurses In
stitute in Austin.
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The newest perfumes are being
used 10 spray French churches. as
c%hurchgoers complained that they
disliked the use OF the same disin-
fectant as is sprayed in the Paris
underground railways.
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NEW SHED

w. r. Hodge will conduct a pro-
duce business in a vegetable pack
ing plant, 40 x $50 feet with a shed,
so x 100 feet being erected on North
Commerce street by the Missouri
Pacific.
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COTTON STEADY

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.=P,-Cot-
ton opened steady, unchanged TO 5
points lower in response to easy
Liverpool cables. There also was
a little more southern selling but
offerings were absorbed by cover
ing and trade buying and the mar
ket held fairly steady during the
first half hour. although the bulges
met some cotton. New December,
after selling off to 1lJ04. rallied 10
Hip and reacted to 11.06.
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MATTY'S LEMON PIE

! lemon. juice and grated rind cup graduated sugar
] orange. juice and pulp - teaspoon salt
egg yolks. beaten hight 2 tablespoons Crsco
8 tablespoons cornstarch ~ CUPS water
Beat egg yolks light and stir in mixed dry ingredients. Add
liquids, lemon rnd and Crisco. Cook in double boiler until
thick. Cool. Pour into baked she'll. Cover with meringue q egg
whites beaten stiff blended with 4 tablespoons graduated sugar
and teaspoon lemon juice. Brown in moderate oven $50
f. for ID minutes.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO, Nov. 13-(P-CU. S,
d. A)-Potatoes, slow; sacked per
cwt. Round Whites, Wisconsin 1.50-
LIS; Minnesota, North Dakota, 1885,
i.55; Idaho Russets 1.80-l.90; Colo
RADIO McClures, 1.35-2.00.
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LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 13.-lP-
~. S. D. Al Hogs, 5000: steady 20
10 lower: top SIS: packing sows
7.00-8.l0; stock pigs 6.50-8.50.
Cattle. 1000: calves, 400: slow.
steady TO weak: steers, good and
choice 100000 lbs. 9.75-1325: 900
100 lbs. 8.50-13.25 1l00-1500 lbs.
800-11.75; common and medium
600 lbs. up 5.O0-5.5o; heifers. good
and choice, 55o-850 lbs. 8.75-12.25:
COWS. good and choice, 4.75-7O0:
vealerS (milk-fe"1 I'M TO
che 500 80; s-o-.ar and feeder
steers. coed and tcho.ce (all-
weightsl e.75-o.25.
Sheep. $500: lambs fully 50
lower: sheep. weak. Lambs. good
and choice 90 lbs. Down 7.r1-7.50:
medium 90 lbs. Down 6.00-70o.
Ewes. medium 10 choice $50 lbs.
down 2.75-425: feeder lambs. good
and choice 50-75 lbs. 6o0-6.75.
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POSTAL RATES

POSTAL RATES
The United States air mai postage
rate Is 5 cents for the first ounce and
10 cents FOR each additional ounce or
fraction thereof. Letters mailed IN
the United States for the points In
MEXICO take this rata
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Air Mai. Schedules

ms schedule for the mail between
Brownsville and ballas Is announced
~ he ~postaffice department as fol-
ors
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He rode 10 miles
and crossed a river
10 get Lemon Pie like this

CALL this "Matty's Lemon Pie" because a man
i from Missouri told me it was as good as that
made by An old colored cook named Matty-and
he once rode 10 miles on horseback and rowed a
mile across the Missouri River just to eat her
lemon pie.
"Matty's Pie is just sweet enough-with an
o~vertone Of fresh, piquant fruit, crowned with a
pert m~eringue, Drowned to a golden glow and
served in a Crisco pastry shell. as crisp on the
bottom as it is around the edge-as only Crisco
pastry can be.
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HEAD AND BACK
kept HURTING
Tennessee Lady Took Cardui
and Says She Felt Great
Improvement.

johnson City, Tenn-Mrs. W. n.
Hopson. Of 20i Lamont Street,
this city, writes:
My health got very bad eleven
years ago. I was very weak and
my back hurt most all the time.
Tor awhile, my head ached con-
stantly. When I would stoop over.
would take blind spells and
sften I would be very dizzy.
II suffered on, this way, for some
time. until 7 happened to read
about Cardui. / began taking ID.
II noticed a great Improvement
sn my health. I grew stronger
and I felt much better. 7 quit
having the dizzy spells.
Since then, I have taken Cardui
several times when I needed a
tonic. ! always improved after I
took It. ! think 1t IS q fine medi.
cine. I felt Like q different WON.
an after ! had taken 1t. ! feel
Like I would like to recommend
1t to Others"
For over fifty years. women who
had suffered, or who had gotten
into O rundown, weak condition.
have been enthusiastic In their
praise OF CaEdui. Ma.
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Keith Tuggle
And Mel
Girl Married

Miss Mildred Lambert OF Stella,
Neb., and Keith Tuggle OF Browns
Vile were married Tuesday morn
ing at the Methodist district par
sonage by the Rev. o. @. Crow III
the presence Of a group Of relatives.
The ring ceremony was read, and
the bride was attended by Miss
Lucille Tuttle, sister Of the bride
groom, as maid Of honor, while Earl
Hattabaugh was best man.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Tuggle left Immediately for E
honeymoon in Corpus Christi and
will be at home at the May-Day
apartments after Jan. Is.
Mrs. Tuggle has been spending
the winter here with her mother
and other members Of the family
at the Fitch apartments. Mr.. Tug
gle is associated with his father
G. r. Tutgle in the Tuggle mill
works in Brownsville.
In addition to the attendants,
those witnessing the wedding cere-
mony were Mrs. Addie Lambert.
mother OF the bride, her brothers,
Robert and Hobart. 1--r. and Mrs.
J. L. Lambert, and G. r. Tuggle.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Of Hiawatha,
Kans.. aunt OF the bridegroom,
and Mrs. "A. :. Smith Of San Ben
ito.
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Bridge Party
Honors Club
And Visitors

A charmingly arranged afternoon
hospitality honoring several visit
'ors in addition to the club person
mel va the bridge party given by
Mrs. G. p. Perkins Tuesday after
noon at her home on the South
most Plantation for the Mardi
bridge club. The affair had as
honor guest Mrs. Russell Hawks Of
Miami. Okla, sister OF Mrs. w. S.
Moothart. and other out-of-town
guests were Mrs. John Adams. also
Of Miami, mother Of Mrs. Moot
hart, and Mrs. Curran Of Mcberly,
Mo-, sister Of Mrs. Frank Brown
and Mrs. G. II. Williams.
Several Brownsville women were
also included among the guests
which comprised two extra tables
for the afternoons games. A soft
yellow color note was chosen for
decorations OF the living room and
the card table appointments. Mrs.
Fred Latham won high score prize
among club members and Mrs. Hill
lard Smith received the guest
prize. Pretty membranes were
also given to each OF the out-of-
town guests. All the prizes were
Mexican favors.
The hostess served a dainty SAL
ad course in grapefruit baskets fur
Their carrying the yellow color
motif.
Mrs. Lynn Kleckler is to enter
tain the club next Tuesday.
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Health First SaysH s. Head
More Vital than Verbs
is the Lesson of How
to Keep Well

HVEN so wise a person asthe head
- Of a high school department may
have something to learn about how
to keep well, just like the rest of US.
So at any rate says Miss Mary S.
Cline, the director Of the Department
Of English, Easton pa High School.
II used to love a hike over the hill
on a frosty afternoon" writes Miss
Cline. And then / began to be too
tired to start out-too llstless to
move. ] began to fear the cold. / be-
gan to hate my work.
81 had a horror Of medicines. So
when the doctor told me to try Nujol,
/ protested. But this is different he
said. 'Nujol just passes through the
body, ~lubricating it and absorbing the
poisons. And he added, it won't
make you fat. Try it.
81 did try it. My energy began to
come back. / began to take my after
school iaunts again. Work seemed
pleasant and my whole outlook
changed. / was my old self again,
with enough energy to climb the
mountain, and the Joy of health
once more restored"
What is the secret Of Nujol's
success? Just this: the human body,
like any delicate mechanism, re-
ouires perfect fabrication to function
properly and get rid Of the waste
poisons that make US feel dull,
ianguid, tired, headachy. Tasteless
and colorless as pure water, Nujo aids
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FOUR AT
BRIDGE

A delightful hospitality OF the
past week was the sht wer for Mrs.
z. II. stevenson and Mrs. Harold
Tobin, also complimentary 10 Mrs.
Clauoe Livingston Of Yokum. Host
esses were MeSdames p. c. Spencer,
Joe Mason. Dan Coate and w. ..
Ray, with the Ray homo the scene
Of the festivity.
Mrs. Liv--s-ton ! Is the guest
OF Mrs. Mason was presented q lJve-
~ gilt BY the hostesses. The other
honorees received lovely gifts from
the 81 SITS. ameS Of bridge were
enjoyed with Mrs. Blake Williams
ana Mrs. 4. q. Gressnar holding
scores. A delicious salad course
was served and a pretty color
Scneme OF pink and blue was used.
Beside the honor guests and
h~ostesses those present were Mes
Games r. II. Gone, G. B. Ramsey
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, Bale Williams.
Carmen RiveS, l.. NJ. Coate. Jane
Mile of Saf- An.onic, w. O.. Mac
Kay, Tom Truton. Robert Tavlor
Clement Lawton Of Mercedes. Reed
Lehman, George Heron. Z. x
Ewing, II. @. Gressner. r.. q.
Schanck, A. @. Kurz OF Progreso.
L. w. Derby
PERSONALS
Mr.. and r <. = Gray OF Terrell
are visiting this month with Mr..
and Mrs. Porter Davis.
Mrs. Edmund p. Williams and
small daughter who have been visit
ing several months with her parents
in Dallas have returned to Weslaco.
The relatives who have been
making an extended visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Martin have re-
turned to their home in Carnegie.
Oklahoma. They were Mrs. Martins
mother, Mrs. Emma Stephens. a
brother, v. w. Stephens and chill
dren. IS lone, and j. ]. ami an
uncle, @. w. Catherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Wood Of
Springfield, Missouri, are here Wis
ting their daughter, Mrs. George
O. Jones.
w. II. Shimwell has returned 20
Humbolt, Mississippi after 6 two
months ST.. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Bell OF Wolf
City were Monday callers at the
home Of Supt. and Mrs. E. z. Cham
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Bell are now
in Edinburg but hope TO soon locate
in Weslaco.
Mrs. Floyd Hole and children Of
Tulsa, Okla. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ! Canadian.
Mr.. and N !. <. z. Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Martin left
Sunday evening for their home in
San Luis Oh-spo. California after
visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. !. Martin.
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vile as POSTMASTER. Paul Hetrick.
district vice president, Of San
Juan, directed music for the occa-
sion.
McAllen Leads
McAIlen carried off attendance
honors. with twenty present; Don
ma and Alamo tied for second hon.
orS with q representation Of twelve
each: Harrington, which organized
its society only last Sunday, had
four members present.
II. F. Levitt. field secretary for
the state Of Kansas who is making
q tour Of Texas, was principal
speaker OF the evening. His adj
dress was concerned chiefly with
the Christian Endeavor standard
chart, a part Of the Crusade with
Christ" program sponsored by the
international Christian Endeavor.
Organized effort among societies
was one Of his chief points, and he
also told about plans for the world
wide Christian Endeavor conven-
tAOAl NAAACAA - " NC 4AC4Q III oCLA1lls
Germany, during the coming Aug
uSt.
There was also discussion on the
coming state convention to be held
in Wichita Falls in June, and the
Valley district convention which Is
TO take place at Alamo in May. In
vitation 10 the latter affair was ex-
tended by Hubert Travis.
Publicity Reports
Fred Howe Of Brownsville made
a report Of society publicity which
showed that the east district. com
posed Of San Benito. Rio Hondo,
Harrington and Brownsville, led the
other Valley districts in this par-
ticular field. The Valley as a
whole. it was explained, is engaged
in a publicity contest. the winner
TO receive a Christian Endeapor
shield.
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TWENTY-FIVE At
Class Meeting

Twenty-Five members of FL Baicos
class OF the Central Presbyterian
church enjoyed the monthly bust
ness meeting and social held in the
church parlors Tuesday evening.
Numerous games were diversion Of
The evening. which were followed
by refreshments. Regular bust
ness routine was disposed OF in the
session preceding the social hour.
G.. w. Moothart is teacher Of the
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wilson Of
Detroit, Mich, who have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Walker, lift this week for their
home. Mrs. Wilson is a niece OF
Mr.. Walker.
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noble grand; Mrs. Lizzie A. Bull.
vice grand; r. G. Bryson, secretary;
Mrs. Maud Dudley, treasurer; Miss
Beulah Lindsey, chaplain; Miss
Norma Pechstein. musician; Mrs.
Myrtle Adams, warden; Mrs. r. C..
Bryson. conductor; Mrs. Lena Clark,
right support Of noble grand; Mrs.
Nina Lindham, left support Of noble
grand; Mrs. Altha Lockard, acting
past noble grand; Mrs. Laura
Frame. inside guardian. George
Lorkard, outside guardian.
Following the installation cere-
monies, refreshments were served.
About twenty-five visiting members
from San Benito were among the
guests Of the evening.
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MRS. RALSTON HOSTESS
TO SXASTIKs CLUE

Mrs. r. L. Ralston W has many
times been a guest OF tie ewastika
club Of Edinburg returner these hos
FATALITIES recently b. entertaining
memb,~s of the club at her home
south OF We-laro. The floral dec
o-ations were lovely and a delicious
salad course was served. High score
was made BY Mrs. <. S. Doughtie
and low b. Miss Elizabeth Cuzzort.
Guests were NJ .meS G. S.
Collier. j. It. Felker. Lulu Brown.
e. S. Doughtie, Joe Clark, Y. II.
McManus all of Edinburg and Miss
Elizabeth Cuzzort CT New York who
is the winter guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. q. M. Lathem OF Weslaco.
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LODGE MEMBERS
ENJOY SOCIAL

A delightful party was enjoyed
Friday evening at the L. /. Emmons
home by the ! ,mbers Of thr Re-
becca and Odd Tellc lodges. Games
OF bridge and AZ made the evening
games. Refreshments were served
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Holder and
daughter. mother, Mrs. Harper,
sister. Mrs. Head Of Houston, DR..
and Mrs. M. j. Harlmer. DR.. and
Mrs. M. j. Smith. Messrs. and
MeSdames Soman. w. +. Andersen,
II. c. Barber and dauhgters, Carl
West and daughter. "A. A. Snethen,
K. /. Emmons and children and
MesdameS r. z. Ship, Fred Clark,
Wave Stebbins. Miller, and Miss
Nina Marie Miller, Ed Martin and
Joe Drolett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-15
Winter Carnival
Tickets on Sale

Students in charge OF the mid
winter ice and snow carnival.
sponsored by the senior class Of
the high school. announce the sale
Of tickets az McKay's pharmacy
and Cisneros Drug store No. !.
The tickets are for door entrance
and the coronation Of the carnival
queen. Admission to the dance
which Is 70 be staged following the
coronation, and side shows, Is not
included.
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Harrington Society
HARLINGEN GIRL
WEBS SUNDAY

A very pretty home wedding was
Sunday morning when
Reverend Wagner, Of the First
Christian church OF San Benlto,
united In marriage Mrs. Rena Ray
bourne, Of Harlinr en-, and Richard
Lee-Bull OF Raymondville at the
home Of the groom's parents. MI.
and Mrs. A. ' Bull at Harlingen.
A dainty color scheme OF pink
and white was used In the house
decorations, with clusters { Sweet
heart rc=es arranged In attractive
bowls and | ikets. TIE bride wore
a lovely bl Ie crepe gown fashioned
in the new sill ouette and carried
ar arm bouquet Of sweetheart roses.
Only the parents OF the groom and
a few close friends were present
at the wedding. Immediately after
the ceremony the bridal party went
to the Hotel t Se-Wil-Mond for
luncheon |he bride an< groom leav-
ing from there on their honey
moon TO San Antonio and other
points in the tie.
Mrs. L. Bull is well known In
Harrington having lived here for a
number Of years. Just previous TO
her marriage she was e. ployed in
the Classified Ad Department OF
The Brow IS lie Heral' Mr.. Lee
Bull is cashier OF the First National
Bank Of Raymondvill, at which
place they will make their future
home.
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COUPLE WED
IN TUCSON

Announcements have been receiv-
ed OF the marriage Of Miss Gala
Irene Phelps. daughter OF Mr.. tad
Mrs. E. c Phelps, to Mr.. Dean
Owen Nichol, son Of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Nichol OF Weslaco at Tucson, Ariz-
ona Monday, December 9, 1929. Mrs.
Nichol arrived from Tucson Sun
day evening apd joined her hus-
band who has position with
Stevenson & Son.
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nature in carrying away these poi
sons. 1t is not q medicine. 1t con-
tains no drugs. 1t works naturally,
harmlessly.
Try Nujol for two weeks. You
will be amazed at the results. Know
what it is to feel well, refreshed in
the morning and full Of pep for the
days work or play. Get Nuiol today
as the drug store. 1t costs but a few
cents a day but 1t makes you feel
like a million dollars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-15
YOUNGER SET
ENTERTAINED

"A group o. the younger set was
entertained by Miss Alice Tamm at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Tamm. Emmy was
enjoyed throughout the evening.
In the games Miss Georgia VIII
barger received high for girls and
Miss Hel,l Manning low. High
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IN SOCIETY CRQES--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN s=

score for the boys We to John
Robert ( iners. At the Clc.s Of
the games a plate u n was served
10 Misses Helen Manning, Lurtlle
Stringer, .-ane WE'droI., Georgia
Wilbarger, Evelyn Traxler, Louise
Hill. and MesSrS. Jim Robert Sum
ners, Howard Holmes, John Nc
Intosh. AL and Larry Sayford,
Manning Holland. C. rles Nc
Kelvey, Sam Salisbury anc Fra-.k
Whitley.
PERSONALS
Miss Alva Da:.-l returned to
Harrington Su, : from New York
City VIII . she has spent the past
few weeks securing new material
for her an lg classes.
MI. and Mrs. How'd .rrett. CT
Abilene. arrived 81 Harrington Sum
day. They will renal here about
two months. MI. Barrel was for
mer publisher Of the Harlingen
Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis are
the out OF town gIests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rust al the Van Buren,
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A. Lovelace Sr.
are the gu SITS OF their son. w. a.
Lovelace Jr., and Family for sew
eral weeks.
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Comings And Goings
OfLocal People

John Young is in from Young's
ranch to spend a few days with
his mother, Mrs. j. j. Young.
Grady Fuller of Houston is spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Y. Worley.
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Society Calendar
THURSDAY

Thursday Bridge club with Mrs.
Ben Hahn.
Magruder Ford chapter. U. d. c.,
with Mrs. G. w. Colgin, 10 a. N.
FL Jardin bridge club with Mrs.
A. p. Butler.
Mrs. r. NJ. Macintosh, bridge
club hostess.
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Dennis and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy;
Craig.
The rally proper was preceded by
q banquet over which John Day Of
San Benito, district president, pre-
sided, with Jack Noble Of Browns
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Edinburg Club Is
Made Permanent

EDINBURG, Jan. Is A per-
manent organization or the rdin-
burg Flying Squadron was made nv
the Methodist church -ues5ay eve
ming, with II. Z. Ferguson as presi-
dent. Other officers ar r. T.. .lann.
II. Q. BroaduS, q. "A. Lii t-and.
and George Waltor We presidents:
r.. y. Beane. secretary and treasurer
and Lloyd p. B~loodwc-.a, publicity
agent. The aim OF the o. nlzation
Is to foster the spiritual welfare
Of the community.
Western pine beetles killed 800
600 worth OF standing timber ~
the DeSchutes national forest In the
last three years.
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BRIDGE CLUB


At the home Of Mrs. A. Goldam-
mer on Saturday afternoon Mrs. r..
II. Merr." ente- ined he mem
bers Of her b |oe club. Dainty pink
roses enterlaced with fern were
used to decorate the room given
over to the games OF bridge. IN
the playing Miss Emily Traxler and
Mrs. Glen Davies were successful
for high and -cond. each being
awarded { lovely gift prize.
Late in the afternoon a very
delectahle salad course with sweets
was served the following guests:
Mrs. Glen Davies, Mrs. Sam En-
merson, r. . Tom Sampson, Mrs.
J.. L. i lad. Mrs. Flint y --i5. Mrs.
Dick Eubank Irs. L =. Baker and
Misses Emily and JUL, Traxler
Bessie Verser. Annie Conner YER
ser, and Gladys Hood.
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Officers LnstaHedBy
San Benito Staff

Mrs. Ada Dean, district deputy Of the Rebekah lodge from San Be-
nto and her staff members attended the meeting Of the local Re-
bekah lodge Tuesday evening and assisted In the installation Of new Of
fcers for the chapter.
The following took their posts in the lodge: Mrs. Florence Averlhe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-15
Local Group Attends
Valley Wide Banquet

Twelve Valley towns were represented at the Valley District rally Of
Christian Endeavor societies held at the Central Christian church in
Donna Tuesday evening. More than 100 members and guests were pres
ent tint Brownsville delegation including Jack Noble. Doris Williams,
Fred Howe. Tom Newton. Martha Jane Butts. Louise Smith, Dorothy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-15
PIT. Meet
POSTPONED

The meeting Of the Incarnate
Word PIT. A. set for Friday, Jan.
II, has been postponed until Jan.
"A, it is announced. The PIT. A.
will meet at the academy on that
dav.