davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-24

Here are the two leading fig
ures in the controversy that has
arisen over England's new declara-
ton OF policy in Palestine, as
sailed ~ Zionists as discrimina-
ton against Jews.
Above is Lord Passfeld, Brit
ish colonial minister, who formu-
lated the policy; below is DR..
Chain Weiznann, who resigned
the presidency of the Jewish
agency and the international
Zionist organization in protest.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
NARODNf SLOVACI
SA DOBRE DRzALI

Baseballova cata Odboru GIL.
Mar. SLOW. Spolku, ktorej SPRAY
com ie p. Majereak, hrala ne
del'u S chyrnou catou East Side
Civics. Hra bola vel'mi tuba a ma
81 Slovaci 50 drzali dobre. Civics
vyhrali So, ale sa museli dobre
namahat', kdezto vseobecne sa
myslelo, re l'ahko zvit'azia mad
slovenskou eatou. Cata GIL. Od-
boru je toho roku silnejsia, ako
bola vlani, ackol'vek ami teraz
nema platenych hraeov zapasi
financnymi t'azkost 'ami. Prisld-
cha do "AA" ligy len preto, ze to
stojl menej ako do Slovenskej Ii
gy. Ma buddcu nedel'u bude hrat'
Girard s catou Girard Indepen-
dents a ocakava sa zas dobra
hra. Slovenske ~obecenstyo je
srdecne pozvane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
ZAVRAZDENY BOZ.
v PREDVEtER sVADBY

Antonio Cicciarello, 22-rocny
Italian Youngstown, zastreleny
boil v pondelok vecer v Lowell
vile guPkami revolvera i pus-
ky. Cicciarello NAL mat sobas ma
druhy den Pasquilinou Polito,
18-rocnou Taliankou, ktora sa
pred dvoma tyzdnami stala ma
tkou. Ona no rano cakala, re poi
du ma sobas, no miesto toho do
znala sa, ze jej milenec snlbe-
nee je mrtvy. q. vrazdy je v po-
dozreni otec dievcat'a, ktory u
dajne nemohol zabudn1t' hanbu,
ktor1 jeho deere a celej rodine
Cicciarello zapricinil. Polito taji,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
DIVE 1NE vRAzDY A DIVE
sAMOVRAzDY v TYzDN]

Behom posledneho tyzdna uda-
10 sa mimoriadne mnoho vrazd a
samovrazd ma naSom okoli. Mimo
zavrazdenia zenicha Cicciarellu,
zavrazdeny bol James Thomas, Al
roeny burder svojim Durdermaj-
strom Patsy Cheoi-m, ze mu zenu
zvadzal. V Newton Falls Charles
Fleming, 34-rocny robotnik, "a
strelil svoju zenu a potom seba,
v pritomnosti styroch svojich die
tok. Paul Mills, 21-rocny, ktory
boil muzom 41-rocnej zeny piati-
mi det'mi a ktora Je teraz vo va
zeni, ze sviedla svoju dceru k ne
mravnemu zivotu, skocil vo Stvr-
tok yeas rano Market st. mosta
a zabil sa. -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
EUROPSKE PRAKTIKY
PRENESENE DO AMERIKY

V Cesk -Slovensku a inych kra-
jinach Europy stava sa dost' ca
sto, ze tajnf policajti alebo naja-
tt l'udia vlamu sa do kancelarii
politickych vodcov ukradnn
alebo odfotografujd ich koreS-
pondenciu. To sa stale pismami
strany l'udovej, Perglerovej, IL
dovej a inych. 2 Washingtonu
prichodia zpravy, ze tam boly
vylamane stoly a skrine styroch
senatorov a pisma 2 mich rome
tame. Senator McKellar Tennes-
see ma v podozreni nacelnika
yladnych detektiyoy Morana,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

ZiaPom zroneni spominame 81
ma sncit priatel'stvo, ktore nam
boly prejavene tax vel'kodusne z
prilezitosti tragickej smrti nasho
synceka Emilia naSimi a jeho pria-
tel mi a drzime 81 "a povinnost
pod 'akovat' sa vsetkym. Samo pr
We d'akujeme jeho kamaratom,
ktori obetovali spanok a varovali
no noe po noel, az kym no nevy-
prevadili do matky zeme. Taktiez
d'akujeme vsetkym, ktori no pri-
chadzali pozriet' a zvlaste tym,
ktorl boil pri nom kazdd noe. Da-
kujeme d'alej vsetkym, ktori mu
k1pili kvietky. Ami sa nam nesni-
valo, ze tol'ko kvietkov dostane.
Pan Bob zaplat' vsetkym dar-
com! Dakujeme srdecne vsetkym
j "a posluzenle automobllam ku
odvezeniu sm1tocneho sprievodu
ma cintorin a domov. Ma vasu la
sku budeme vzdy pamatat'. Po-
dobne d'akujeme vsetkym diev-
catom, ktore nasho synka niesly
a chlapcom, ktori niesli kvietky.
Tiez nemozeme zabudndt ma mas
no organistu, prof. Belavica, kto-
ry tax pekne spieval pocas sv. o.
msi, ktorl sldzil Rev. F. Koze-
lex. Dakujeme al tym, 60 nam w.
pomohli " nasej domacnosti po-
cas- pohrabu. Pan Bob zaplat' vse-
tkym!
Jan q Katarfna Hamrak,
trdchliaci rodicia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

PAM Maria Tomasovic, dobre
znama Slovenka a osadnicka osa-
dy Sv. Alzbety v Haselton, 70
mrela vo stvrtok minuleho tyzdna
ma srdecnn nemoc v svojej do
macnosti, 20 Starr St., Campbell,
vo veku 81 rokov. Neboha naro-
dena bola ma Slovensku a do A
meriky prisla pred 25 rokmi. V
Campbell byvala ii rokov. Bola
udkynou G. 260. IKsJ. a Cisla
IKSZJ. Zanecbava tn manzela,
p. Rudolfa TomaSovica a syna
Rudolfa. Pohrab jej bol sobotu
rano chramu Sv. Alzbety. Po-
hrabne obrady vykonal Rev. Jo-
zef Kostik. Pochovana bola v CAL
vary cintorine.
Henry Jurko, z {. 2438 Taylor
st., zomrel v nedel u rano cd IRA
zov, ktore utrpel v praci v piatok
u Republic Steel Corporation. Bol
3S-roeny. Oplakava no manzelka,
pat dietok a traja bratia. Pohrab
mu Dol domu svara, p. Michala
Hric, 2670 Taft Ave. ~
Stefan Jurko, 2 R. F. D. No. 2,
Nutwood, O., zomrel stredu ma
zapalenie pPhc vo veku 18 rokov.
Bol clenom s. Odboru MSS. a O.
sadly Sv. Mateja. Zanechava otca
Stefana Jurko, jedneho brata a
styri sestry. Matka mu zomrela
pred troma tyzdnami. Pohrab je
v sobotu z domu jeho ujka, Joze-
ia Hudak, 2518 Hunter St. a chra-
mu Sv. Mateja. Pohrabne obrady
vykona Rev. Fir. Kozelek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
NOVA DIELNA REPUBLIC
BUDE SKORO HOTOVA

Thomas M. Girdler, nacelnik
Republic Steel Corp. oznamil, re
nova dielna ma vyrobu r1r podl a
Johnsonovych patentov sa uz do
koncuje a zacne sa nej praco-
vat O par tyzdnov. Rury budi
vyrabane dPa novych sposobov
elektricktho svarania patiently
kontroluje Republic korporacia.
Spolocnost' ocakava vel'ke OBJ
jednavly cd gazovych spoloeno-
sti na tieto rlry.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
POLOVICA OHIOCANOV
sBYVA v MEsTACH

Podla dosavadnych vykazov
cenzusnej iiradovne, polovica O.
hioeanov byva v mestach vyse
5000 obyvatel'n Mesta nasho
statu vykazuj1 vel'ky vzrast,
kdezto dediny maly. Cleveland
ma teraz 100000 obyvatel'ov, Gin
cinnati 100000, Toledo 295, 1000,
Columbus $4,000, Akron 252 1000,
Dayton 100000, Youngstown 167,-
600, Canton 105,W 900.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
NOVA MILIONARKA
DODRZALA SLOVO

Miss Marion Hollins, Mrs. L.
Dudley a Eric Pedley z Kalifor-
ME stavili sa roku 1925, re kto z
mich prvy stane sa milionarom,
podaruje ostatnym dvom po $685.
900. Miss Hollins zacala spekulo-
vat S olejovEmi poliami a st'astie
jej prialo. V tieto dni predala
svoju ciastku jednej spolocno-
sti "a vySe million dolarov. Spo-
menula 81 ma stavku a svojim pria
tel 'om poslala po $4,000.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
z FORD TOVARNE MEM
MIC, PRIDE DRUHA

Bola nadej, re Ford Motor Co.
postavi Youngstown jednu svo-
ju skladaciu dielnu. Ford ale "a
klpil pozemok Pennsylvania
pri Erie jazere. Teraz je v meste
rozchyrene, re U. S. Gypsum Co.
postavi tn tovaren pri Hubbard.
ma Erie a N. Y. Central Clare. Po-
zemky idostane zdarma.. 60:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
MATKA ZAVRAZDu.A
DIETKY I SEBA

Mrs. Albino Deporre, 2-mesac-
ma vdova Chicagu, zavrazdila
svojich troje dietok a potom Sc
ba. Odkedy jej muz zomrel, bola
vo vel 'kej nudzi ked' pomoc ne
prichadzala, odhodlala sa k tomu-
to hroznemu cinu. II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
MATERSTVO.

Nlldille dHSllCheJ odSHL.
. A mother is a mother still the
holiest thing alive!
Teda matka je vzdy ton maj
svatejsou zijncou bytnost 'ou. 0
tomto predmete rozpisal sa jeden
kansasky zurnalista, pri tom sa
veru al nalezite dopalil.
Jedna matka meste Oswego
dovolila svojej patnast '-roenej
deere samotnej ist' do mesta Kan
sas City nakdpit' veci. Potion sa
naramne prekvapila, ked' jej dee
ra zmizla.
Ma tento prlpad 81 dovolim po-
dat svoje myslienky.
Je pravda, materstvo je posvat-
ne a takym je al otectvo. Ale
ked' uvazime, re kol 'ko nicom-
nych l'udi je ma svete, netreba "a
budn1t', re vinu "a to nesn ma
tky, lebo zanedbavaly svoje po-
vinnosti.
Je dost zien, ktorf chcej1 od-
poeivat' ma slave pnheho telesne-
no materstva. Mnohe matky su-
dia, ze ked' basnici ospevujn ma
terstvo, re netreba sa d 'alej ma
mahat'. A tax l'udia k nicomu sti
obycajne vysledkom k nieomu
matiek.
Pracovnici dobrocinnych t.
stavoch v kazdom meste znaju
mnoho pripadov, kde muzovia
vyrobia slusne mzdy, ale zeny svo-
jou nedbalost 'ou a lenivost 'ou u
drzujn rodinu v chudobe nedo-
statku. (Toto sa zriedka stava al
medzi Slovakmi.) Nevedia varit' :,
opatrit' dietky, varia z plechovic,
cely den chodia po meste, vecer
do divadla, tax neni casu k do
brej vychove dietok. Nemaju
dost' pevnej vole, ably vypesto-
valy u deti poslusnost'. Ano! Ma
tka je najsvatejSou zijdcou byt-
most 'ou, ale len vtedy, ked' je in
teligentna, miluj1ca a poradna.
Ked' je matka nedbalou hospody,
je chudobna ma zivote, alebo kto-
re chodia len po navStevach a s1
zamozne, nezaslIzia 81 ziadneho
zvlastneho uznania preto, ze s1
matkami.
Mali by SINE mat zakon, kto-
ry by zakazoval snatok dievkam,
ktore nevedia varit', nevedia
West domacnost', udrzovat' diet
ky cistote atd'. AZ zeny bud6
lepsie vediet' povinnosti matiek,
mech s1 chudobne alebo bohate,
vtedy bude viacej posvatnosti ma
terinskej.
Moderna doba berie zeny do
mu, umiestnuje ich v obchodoch,
tovarnach kancelariach. Cim
skor budeme mat v platnosti "a
kony, zakazujilce snatok dievkam
1plne nevedomym o vychove die
tok, tym lepsie bude ma svete.
Tymto ovsem nemienim, ze vyse
uvedene plati o vsetkych diev-
kach alebo vsetkych matkach.
Nam ma mysli len tie, ktorych sa
to tyka, a jest ich hodne.
j. L. Maruskin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

Pan professor lezi uz posteli,
zrazu poeuje podozrivy sramot.
- Kto je tu? pyta sa hlasite.
- Nikto t.. odveti zpod postele
kmin.
- No tax, podivajme sa len -
a ja som myslel, ze tn niekto jel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
$4,000 L1UENSoVANYCH
LETUNOv Y AMERIKE

Department obchodu vlady
Spoj. statov oznamuje, ze v kra-
jine je teraz v sluzbe 5000 lieta-
diel, ktore 81 operovane $4,000 H.
censovanImi letdhmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
sIOVENsKA BASEBALL
LfQA.

onakva. Ak spravca Madarov "a
bian nedostane niekopko 1epslch
hracov, ijeho eata nevyhra ziadnu
hrn. V nedel'u ma Shady Run ME-
len ze dostali "Chicago", ale "'-
dostali ami len jeden 1der. y"
nedel'u Mada'ri bud1 mat Wi
novych hracov. Stewey dobre Il
DIAL vzdor slabej podpore.
Hillcrestski Slovaci prisli k IL
yotu v nedel'u na Oakland po-
razili St. Stephens catu. Repaskey
dial Mad 'arom bit, ked' nebolo
nikoho ma bazach, ale ked' tam
boil niektory, hadzal talk, ako vel-
koligos. Vystrajkoval ich alebo
i'm dovolil len male 1dery. Hra
bola skoncena behom hodiny a o.
sem minnt, co je najkratsia hra
ma rekorde. ~ 80
Wansacova Haseltonska cata
odstranila zas jednu prekazku k
campionstvu, poraziac Struthers-
canov. Haseltoncania bill lobdu o
milych pat. Byak, Swipas, Ka-
cenga a mlady Wansuch dostali
po tri udery a Havanas fajne ha-
DIAL. Struthersky picer neprisiel,
co bola vel 'ka nevyhoda pre- mich.
Ma nedel'u Steeltoncania budf
hrat' Haseltoncanmi. Ocaka>
sa vel 'ka hra ma Oakland. Hase
tonGania vyvodia teraz v Llge.
Havanas alebo Byak budil ha-
dzat' "a Haselton. Nehilla "a
Steelton. Hillcrests a Horvati bu-
dn hrat' ma Shady Run. Ak Joe
Brayerova noha bude poriad-
ku, bude hadzat', mac Guidos je
ma rade. Repasky je ponechany
pre- da'lSie hry. Ak by hra sla zle,
Repasky bude hadzat' i v nede-
Pu. Stitkosky bude hadzat' "a
Horvatov. st. Stephens hraj1 ma
Struthers. Kostick bude hadzat'
"a Mich. Nevedno, kto bude ha-
dat "a Strutherscanov. V hre
Lansingvillcanov Mad 'armi, "a
Lansingville bude hadzat' Krupa
a Stewey "a Mad'arov.
o tom, Go sa stalo ma Steelton.
V nedel'u hrana bola vel'ka
hra ma Steeltone. Dve vynikajuce
eaty sa srazily: Lansingvillcania
a Steeltoncania. Hra isla krasne,
az do osudneho s. iningu. Lansing
vile NAL II Steelton 6. Bolo to
posledne udieranie lobby so stra-
ny Steeltoncanov. Mali dvoch ma
bazach, Hura boil ma druhej Re-
gan ma prvej. Jan Behan, spray
ca, udieral. Bushel Olenik hadzal.
Behan udrel Novak chytil, po-
dajuc Motoskovi ma druhej, w.
hodiac Regana. Hura zaSiel k tre-
tel bezpecne. Motosko hodil Dorm
brookovi ma prv1 dostal Behana
Won. Ked' sudca Hall volal Beha-
ma Won, divaci sa pustili "a sud-
com a nahanali no az k jednemu
domu, a boil by mu ublizili, ke-
by neboli prisli policajti ma jeho
zachranu.
Prosfme divakov, aby druhy
raz take nieco nerobili., Sudca sa
m6ze zmylit', ale chyba sa vzdy
este napravi. Nerobme 81 hanbu
prijmime rozsudok sudcu bez
rozculenia. Bud me SPORT hlad'-
me zachovat' cisty Slit Slovenskej
Baseball Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
dobroty, ktor1 dava slne6ne svetlo

ST obr1bene miesta ma zemskor1 povrchu, kae
since zem sa spajajd, ably tabaky boly ne
obycajne dobre. Delikatne turecke tabakove
listy, ktore dozrievajd pod zlatym slncom
Oriente . JENNIE tabakove listy don1ace
nasho juhu :. tie najvyberanejsie tychto
tabakov pomiesane dohromady davaju ic,
jemnd, bohatd, prirodnd dobrotu Camel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

- Ked' na vecer nemate Go ro-
bit, citajte "Ve6ern6 Citanie"!
Cena knixky v makkej vazbe 81,
v tvrdej $1.25. Dostat' v redalxcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16
Neodoprite 81. p66zitok faje

ktory ale tajl. SENATOR johnson,
Brock a Smoot nechcu sa vyslo-
Wit, koho maj1 V podozreni 2
vlamania sa do ich kancelarii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

ze by boil nadejneho zat "a zastre-
Ill, ale vzdor tomu je drzany vo
vazeni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-16

cgaretlach, ktore neiaj1 50 napodobit.
Ia bohata dobrota jemnost' cisteho since
neho svetla obsazena je Camel cigaretlach -
zadovazena slnecnym svetlom. A sd moderne,
vedeckym sposobom zhotovene, ktore udrzuje
til nadhernl vonu, ktora je vam davana jen-
ne, cerstvc, l:torej zadna dobrota ME je
ztratena. .r'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-12

heimer OF Mission have returned for
q trip TO Monterrey. Mexico. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fleischaker celebrated their
wedding anniversary while In Mont
errey, and entertained with an Ella
borate dinner party at the Foreign
club.
E A. Mcdaniel has gone 70 San
Antonio for q visit with Mrs. Nc
Daniel who Is q patient at the Ply
sician's and Surgeons hospital
there.
Rev. d. E. Hawks, pastor the Oak
lawn Methodist church at Dallas
was the weekend guests OF Rev.
and Mrs. z. A. Hunter. He was the
main speaker Sunday morning al
the Methodist Mems Bible class
Mrs. j. j. Oliver has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Kate Nevill Of Al
pine.
Mrs. A. j. Stokiey, who has been
the guest Of her son, DR.. G. E. Stok-
ley for several weeks will leave Fri
day for her home in Popular Bluff.
Missouri.
Mrs. E. E. Phelps was called to
Payette, Idaho the past week by the
critical illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Ella Blair.
Mrs. r. w. Kelly and children and
her brother, Alfred Cockrum, left
Saturday for Bolton. where they
were called by the death Of their
mother and grandmother.
I j. B. Rutland, who is at the head
Of the state department Of education
at Austin was the weekend guest
Of Rev. and Mrs. Z. A. Hunter.
Frank G.. Crow, active vice-presi-
dent OF the State Bank e. Trust
company Of McAllen, left Sunday
for San Antonio, where he will at
tend a meeting Of the beard of d.
rectors Of the Federal Reserve bank
there Monday.
Judge and Mrs. S. A. Lindsey OF
Tyler have purchased the Brillheart
place at Pharr and will occupy same
as Soon as the house is completed.
Mrs. Lindsey IS Therese Lindsey, or
ganizer Of the Poetry Society Of
Texas. and author Of the Blue
Norther' a volume Of poetry. She is
a writer OF plays IS well. Judge
Lindsey is chairman Of the board OF
directors OF the Federal Land Bank
of Houston, and is a banker and
financier, They are located at the
Best apartments until their place
is completed.
r. II. Dolls received word Mon
day Of the death Of his brother, w.
G.. Dolls Of Kearney. Missouri. He
passed away Sunday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-12
ENTERTAIN FOR
p MEMBERS

Mrs. Max Runnel entertained
Friday afternoon for the Happy
Members Circle. with six members
present. The afternoon was spent
IN needlework, after which the
hostess served refreshments to six
members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-12
Edinburg
LUCILLE HOOKS
PARTY HOSTESS


Miss Lucille Hooks was hostess
at . charming Valentine party at
her home Saturday afternoon. A
color scheme Of red and white was
used In the floral decorations. and
the bridge tables, at which q re-
freshment course was served, were
adorned with centerpieces consist
ing OF a lighted taper tied with q
bow OF red. Each guest received a
comic valentine as q favor.
High score was made by Miss
Eleanor Campbell, Mrs. II. d. Keyes
scored second, and Miss Myrtle
Jones won the cut favor.
The guests were: Misses Emma
Gene Baker, June Barnum. Laura
Lou Bryan. Peggy Lusk. Elizabeth
Peters, Lois Edwards. Ophelia Bry-
an, Eleanor Campbell, Alice Adams
Nesdames j. r. Norvelle, Scotty
Dorsey, H. D. Reyes. Out Of town
4uests were Misses Helen Duncan.
Iris voltz, Helen Melch and Mrs.
Herbert Melch, Mission: Misses
Angela Murray, Myrtle Jones and
Adrs. j. j. Murray, Mercedes; Miss
Kathleen Haley, McAllen: ana
Mesdames Hays and H. H. Kinder,
OF Weslaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-12

dinner was served In four courses,
after which music. dancing and
bridge were enjoyed. Each guest
presented Miss Taylor with a Mex
lean souvenir.
PERSONALS
Miss Florence Smith spent the
weekend with Miss Ruby Fife OF
Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Cam z. Hill has returned
from o visit to San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M. Hooper left
Saturday for q few days visit with
friends In north Texas.
Mrs. L. M. Cusher. Mrs. II. Y.
Barnett and DR.. j. r. Malone at
tended the Red Cross chapter meet
ing held at McAllen Friday night.
Miss Exah Angel, Ora Germ,
Nora Bernard and several others
motored to Mercedes Friday eve-
ming to attend the Valley-wide
meeting Of the Business and Pro-
fessicnal Womene's Club.
Mrs. w. G. Brumley, Mrs. d. A,
Brumley and Miss Elizabeth Jeanne
Dl 11dlAiLl6Cnt oPEAAv bAhG WCNAGAAd
with Edinburg friends.
Miss Ruth Taylor. who has been
a house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Potter, left Sunday evening for
her home in Cincinnati. She Is to
make the trip by auto accompanied
by her brother. Curry Taylor. who
arrived In Edinburg Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Lucille Hook had as week
end house guests Misses Iris Voltz,
OF Mission, and Myrtle Jones OF
Mercedes.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Herman and
their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernie Feischaker OF Louisville,
Kentucky. and Mrs. Edward Open
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CELEBRATE


Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Doughty, ST.,
observed their t~hirty-first wedding
anniversary with a Mexican dinner
given for a number Of their friends
in the private dining room OF a
Reynosa Club on Friday evening.
The dining table was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns.
and centered with an enormous
white wedding cake bearing thirty
one lighted red candles. Mexican
insignia were featured in the table
appointments and favors were given
each guest consisting OF cape Jas
mines in dainty Mexican nut bas-
kets.
The guests were: Mesdames and
MeSsrs. Walter M. Doughty, Jr.,
Ralph Salisbury. z. S. Hearne. L.
F. Terry. Emmit Hill, M. M. Nc
Askill. Ed A. Brown, A. r. Baker
and a. Y. Baker.
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Valley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

crime Edwards, and q vocal duet by
Miss Thelma Jones and DR.. Olin
Young. Violin solos rendered were
by Katherine Crumb. accompanied
by Thelma Slocum: Mr.. II H. Kid
der, San Juan. with Mrs. w. +.
Powell Of Weslaco. accompanist:
and Prof. G. E. Hurt. Miss Thelma
Slocum played a piano solo and
Miss Joyce Holderidge gave toe
tap dance with Miss Slocum at
the piano; Miss Rubye White pres
ented a musical reading and Mrs.
c. NJ. Swallow, Of Alamo, gave a
pleasing reading. Mrs. j. NJ. Frisby
and Miss Emma Gene Baker, OF
Edinburg. acted as accompanies for
the Edinburg numbers on the pro-
gram.
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ALGERIA CIRCLE
e FRIDAY

The Alegra Circle Of the Meth
odist Auxiliary were guests Friday
afternoon of Mrs. Roy Stephens,
with Mrs. L. NJ. Baer. study leader.
The fifth lesson Of the book. Roads
That Lead To God" which Is be-
ing studied by the club. was re-
viewed. Mrs. Baer giving q very
comprehensive Interpretation OF 1t.
The devotional was combined
with the study lesson. Mrs. Steph-
ems was elected captain OF the
circle band, succeeding Mrs. G. z.
Rutherford, who resigned the pos
ition at last meeting. Mrs. Herbert
Berney will be hostess TO the Circle
on Wednesday, Feb. 18th, at her
home.
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PARTY
FOR VISITORS

The choir OF the Presbyterian
church gave a farewell party Fri
gay evening in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. De Lanzac. Miss Grace and
Master Isadore Lanzac, OF New
Orleans, who have been spending
the winter in the Valley and are
leaving shortly for their home.
The affair was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fairbanks,
and was In recognition OF the IN
valuable work the De LanZacs lave
done in the Presbyterian church
and especially in the choir. the
evening was spent in playing games,
contests and other social pastime.
Musical numbers were furnished
by the guests. A salad course was
served az the close Of the evening
by the hostess. assisted by her
daughters, Miss Helen Fairbanks
and Mrs. A. M. Judy.
Those present were Mesdames
and Messrs. Ernest M. Smith, Ed
r. Smith, Cooper Smith. j. Bennett
Smith. r. H. Rhlnkus. Z. W. Cock
rel. w. L. Peet, the honorees, the
host and hostess: Miss Helen Entz.
Belle Boynton. Marie Entz, Helen
Fairbanks, Anna and Esther Entz;
Mesdames A. G. JUDY. Carl Bishop.
]. J. Closner. and Messrs. John
Gates. d. A. Graham and A Ct 4.
Shark.
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McAllen
OLIvERS HOSTS
AT BRIDGE

Mrs. r. L. Leary and Mrs. j. j.
Oliver entertained Saturday after
noon ct the Casa de PalmaS tea
room with an attractive bridge par
ty.
The personnel included Mesdames
w. M. Doty Of Edinburg, NJ. r.
Boyd. G. NJ. Abney and Dade Heas-
ter OF Mission. John Makers. Ear
nest Hawley, George Palmer, Mary
Combs, Harry Berset. Frank Ru-
barth. A. L. Hart, Niles Esrey. w.
II. Duncan, w. N. MCGEE. Dicl;
Oliver. BrinSoeter. Ed. Oliver. w.
j. Kelly. Webster Jones, Deck Myers
A. A. Boaneau, II. II. Damme and
Miss Kathleen Rettig.
Mrs. Bonneau received the first
prize. Mrs. Esrey the second and
Mrs. Makers the consolation.