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The Washington times., 1930-04-21
OLD LINE TEAM.
PREPSFOR ARMY.

For a time last Saturday, Jack
Faber, coach of the University of
Maryland lacrosse team, was
wondering if he had a workable
combination at all. but after his
charges got busy in the second
half to pile up IA to score on
the Georgia Bulldogs he was
somewhat revived.
Now Faber will bend his efforts
to preparing for the big tilt with
Army here next Saturday with
the feeling that he should have
a $3.50 chance Of upsetting the
Cadet stockholders in the last
part of a twin-bill that earlier in
the afternoon will see the West
Point nine help dedicate Mary
lands new baseball field.
While the Maryland stick
men were functiOning poorly
in the first half of the clash
with Georgia, which ended
3 to /, the Bulldogs were
showing the Old Liners the
fastest and most aggressive
defense they have faced this
year and it was only neat
passing and good team play
of the attack that piled up
the score in the last 80
minutes.
However, the Old Liners have
a lot Of work on their hands to
smear on the polish that will be
necessary to display in a game
with a team Of Army's caliber.
A pleasing feature Of Saturdays
game, once Maryland got it's at
tack going, was the wide diStri-
button Of the goals, nine men
figuring in the scoring.
Jack Batson, the Old Line
pitcher who has won all three of
his games this season, allowing
only three runs and 10 hits, doubt
less will be saved by Coach Burton
Shipley to shoot against the West
Point nine on Saturday.
Friday Maryland meets Wash
ington and Lee in baseball and
Western Maryland in tennis and
on Saturday, as a third contest
for the day, will meet the former
in a net match.
The Washington times., 1930-04-21

The Middle Atlantic Profes-
sional Golfers will probably
change the date of the pro-
senior tourney scheduled for
Chevy Chase on September 8.
The national p. G.. A. champion
ships start that day at Fresh
Meadow, Flushing, L. l., and
many Washington and Baltimore
pros, even if they don't qualify,
will attend the championships.
Entries for the annual Wash
4ngton Golf and Country Club
invitation tourney close Sunday
night at 6 o'clock with the tour
nament committee at the club
house. Entrants can use the
course for practice on Monday
while qualifying will take place
Tuesday and Wednesday. Match
play rounds are due Thursday
and Friday, Fred Paxton, golf
chairman, expects almost as large
van entry list as last year when
282 golfers were in the qualify
ing rounds.
Leopold V. Freudbreg, 1871, Sc,
and David L. Stern, $3.50, S.,
tied for the handicap tourney at
Woodmont. Philip Rieskin was
third with 1928, SO. Other lead
ing Glass A scores were:
Henry Bursdorf. 97-2S-SS; Howard
EoFdlinEsT ss71 R,,r5 Rale go,s, GGiG
r.; wizard Goldheim. s1-1s-72; Sid
ney w strauss ss-2s-7S; Fulton
Brylawski, ss-14--74: Gilbert Hahn.
Max WsSyl' s7-s-7S; Morris Simon
Glass B-simon Nye. 1O4-s5-ss; p.
G. Dulcan, 112-42-7o. C. D. Kauf-
man 111-S9-72; Herbert, 12O-49-SO.
More than so players partici-
pated in the selective handicap
tourney at Argyle. Prizes award
ed were as follows:
First-H. C. Columbus, S3-12-71; Ed
McAIeer. S5-14-71; G. C. stevens 81
- 25-72; J. w. Medley, s5-2l-74; Hum
phrey cisse Frank g' Znber 'O9 1n1E FsroGs
M Funkhouser, 121-45-76: H. J. Cal
Iagher. 9S-22-76. and F. G. Butler, 80
--14-76.
Bob Barnett, midget pro of
Chevy Chase, has been clicking
off some fine scores of late. Fri.
day at Bannockburn, he did the
course in par figures of 10, de-
spite taking three puts on three
greens and watching one drive
sail out of bounds.
Saturday he scored a SO at
/, Chevy Chase playing with c. Ash
mead Fuller, r. p. Davidson and
Robert Stead, jr., chairman Of
the golf committee. Yesterday
he went around in SO playing
with Col. and Mrs. E. r. Brand
and Gene Larkin, assistant pro.
Barnett'S cards for his two rounds
at Chevy Chase follow:
The Washington times., 1930-04-21
I()u)AY'S
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WASHINGTON, 6: New York. 8.
Philadelphia. s.: Boston. 3.
Cleveland, 2; Detroit. 0.
st. Louis Chicago (raln).
TODAY'S GAMES
WASHINGTON at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit.
st. Louis at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1930-04-21
END
SUNDAY FOR
TOURNEY

Two tournaments today will
attract the attention Of local
golfers. The women are playing
In the second annual Phyllis
Keeler Memorial tournament at
the Washington Golf and Coun-'
try Club and the local pros and
men amateurs are competing in
a pro-amateur tourney at the
Rolling Road Club in Cations
vile, Md.
The largest field of women
golfers for the present tourna-
ment season turned out for the
Phyllis Keeler Miller Memorial
play. Competition will be at 10
holes, medal play, handicap.
The Washington times., 1930-04-21

District 5216 IL the RIGHT number
He'd Ad h Tha WaShiuEtOa Times.
The Washington times., 1930-04-21
| INSIDE

Shooting your hips forward
with your golf swing, or trying
to do so, is a golfing mistake.
The Washington times., 1930-04-21

Darcy Banagan, assistant
pro at Columbia Country
Club, won't reveal what sort
Of tourney he plans for the
Boosters Club formal opening
at Columbia Country Club on
May 6. This is q big day
with club members as it sig
mails the advent of spring and
summer golf.
The Washington times., 1930-04-21

In the second frame the
St. Joe laddieS really opened
up, with BuScher's single,
MitcheIl's stroll, Huck Hill
Ieary's smashing 3-ply sock,
the best hit Of the game,
bouncing far i'm the OutfieId.
scoring BuScher and Mitchell.
Eddie CinOtti obligingly
singled for the third run Of
the inning.
The Washington times., 1930-04-21
THAT FINAL BARRAGE
WASHINGTON

Totals ........ 30 "a
lBatted for Dickey In ninth.
2Batted for sherid in ninth.
The Washington times., 1930-04-21

Dick got three hits, while Ed
got two. Mahaney allowed eight
hits. A couple of nifty double
plays enlivened the game, with
Mahaney and E. Healy pulling
one, and a Suit to Lare to Suit
combination getting the other.
Suit and Lare shone at bat for
the losers.
Scraping up four runs in the
final round, the Red Sox tri-
umphed over the Bryantowns, 8
to 6, Curtis got four hits in five
times UP.
The Miller Furnitures whipped
the Majestic Radios. 8 to 2, with
Clark doing excellent hurting.
Wohlfarth's home run was OUT
standing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
North Mission
PERSONALS

EEh9ONALo
Mrs. II II. Jencks was a guest at
the home OF her cousin Mrs. S. r.
Robinson Of McAllen, over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hansen OF
Edinburg were Sunday guests at
the parental home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renne Alfred Of
Bowie. are spending a few weeks
In the Valley. They were guests at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Conway
Darlington. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turner
and family were Sunday guests at
the home OF MI. and Mrs. A. l..
Meek Of Weslaco.
Miss Vera Newton OF San An
tonic arrived Monday 70 spend a
few DAYS at the home Of Mrs. Will
lard Ferguson.
Mesdames Don Chamberlain and
Galen Bushey were Friday guests
at the home OF Mrs. James Miller
Of NIcAllen.
Mrs. Ed Hauff and daughter
Louise OF Mercedes are spending
the week at the home OF her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. George Culver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mulkey and
family were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wise
Of Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Murrow OF
McAllen. their daughter Mrs. Steph-
ems and Mr.. w. w. Ferguson OF
Des Moines, Iowa, were Sunday
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Mercedes
JOINT SESSION OF
HELD

The Mary. Martha and Ruth
circles Of the Ladies Auxiliary Of
the Presbyterian church. met for a
joint session at the church on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Kathryn
Chadick in charge Of the program.
The meeting was opened with the
devotional. led by Mrs. c. NJ. Neal,
the subject being Turning From
Vain Things"
Mrs. z. 3. Wilmer and Mrs. r. NJ.
VIM discussed the two phas IS OF
the program. Mrs. winners talk
dealt with Breaking the Mental
Bonds in China" and Mrs. VIM
talked on Breaking the Spiritual
Bonds in China
Mrs. John Rouse contributed an
appropriate reading and Mrs. w. II.
Carlisle gave a lovel. vocal sole.
The Rev. F. M. Davis. who Is con-
Quoting a protracted meeting at the
Presbyterian church. gave a talk.
his subject being "The Lost
Sheep"
The last number on the program
was a quartette composed of the
following ladies: Mrs. A. Zastera,
Mrs. Z. B. Wilmer. Mrs. Z. M.
Crockett and Mrs. James Houze.
Twenty-Five members were in at
tendance.
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guests at the home Of Mr.. md Mrs.
willard Ferguson.
Fred Niquist OF Denver, Colorado
spent q few days at the home Of
his brother-in-Iaw Oscar Perkins.
Mrs. Niquist Is spending the win
ter at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Oscar Perkins and her mother.
Mrs. Shinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr OF Oklahoma
City. who are ser ling the winter
in the Valley. were gusts at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Jencks
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rollins OF
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stanbaugh and
Mr. and NJ. Bow T Of Shelby.
Ohio. who are sightseeing In the
Valley. called at the home Of Nj.
and Mrs. A. J. Barga Monday.
At the close OF the Sunday school
Training Class at McAllen, the
members CO North Mission whs at
tended the farwell social hour at
the home Of Mrs, Murray, mother
OF Mrs. +. w. Bbrman OF Shary-
land were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Urban, M. and Mrs. George Nit
chell. Miss Lessie Harrison.
John Coffman OF South Eng
lish. Iowa. a cousin Of Mr.. l.. II.
Smith is visiting relati es in the
Valley.
Dr. J. L. Patterson OF Mission was
a Sunday guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kelley Gray.
Mrs. Belle Mahannah OF Annette.
Oklahoma. mother Of Don Cham
berlain. his brother. Floyd Cham
berlain Of Annette, Oklc and hts
friend Ira SkedSel Of Cheyenne,
Okla, arrived Thursday to visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. j. Osterhaus and
son William Clyde OF Waurika,
Okla, and Hiss Annie Kapeller OF
Nanhatten. Kansas, no have been
guests at the home OF their brother
Mr.. Kapeller left for their homes
Monday.
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Couple Makes
Home in City
After Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wainwright
are in Brownsville to make their
home after having been married
in Kerrville last week at the home
Of the bride. who vas Miss Mary
Byrd Webster. a former resident OF
this city. and well known here.
They are living at 703 st. Charles
street.
Mrs Webster IS the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Webster. and
while here was secretary to c.. w.
Gotke. city school superintendent.
She was also q graduate Of Browns
vile high school. The wedding wa
a quiet home affair. attended only
BY the brides family and a few in
innate friends. The couple came
10 Brownsville after a short weS-
ding trim.
Mr.. Wainwright Is assistant man
ager OF the J. G. Penny store here
and the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Wainwright. Employees Of the Pen
ney store complimented MI. and
Mrs. wainwright with a shower Of
many pretty gifts this week.
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representative OF
Red Cross Here

Mrs. Myra Cloudman Of st. Louis,
field nursing representative Of the
American Red Cross association. IS
In Brownsville for a weeks stay IN
connection with the work Of the
Public Health Nursing organizatiin.
She Is here TO assist IN 1lans for
the years activities in various
ways.
Mrs. Cloudman met Thursday
morning with the nursing associa-
ton and spoke Thursday afternoon
at the meeting Of the City Fedora
ton.
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Informal social diversions we're
enjoyed at its conclusion and the
chapter hosts served a plate lunch
as refreshments.
Brownsville o. z. S. members al
tending the meeting were Mesdames
Madge Cherry, George Hillyer. I.au-
IA Houston. A. E. Munday, Eunice
Graham, George Walker, B. L.
Cole, A. w. Cooke, Daisy Nichols,
Jennie Snider. j. A. Wigington, MI.
and Mrs. II. L. Fitch and Nj. and
Mrs. z. @. Holiday.
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Of Chicago, H.: Arthur Knight. r..
Of South Bend. Ind, and w. .. King
and q. +. Smith Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mrs. Daily and Mrs. Tliser mo-
tored to San Antonio Saturday To-
meet their husbands from Fort
Wayne. Ind, returning to Weslaco
Tuesday.
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Weslaco
PLANS
MUSICAL TEA

&A0CAChL RIA
Mrs. p. o. Stolz was hostess Tues
day afternoon to the study club for
n continuation of the study Of The
Church in Mexico" Mrs. ID. e. Kir-
gan was leader and the following
papers were discussed: The Eco
nomic Power Of the Church" Mrs.
Monte Walker: 1.-THE Political Pow
err OF the Church." Mrs. r.. w.
Thompson; The Work of the In
QUESTION" Mrs. v. c. Thompson.
Master Bennett Stolz gave two pi-
ano selections. During the business
session. Mrs. V. r.. Myers presiding,
plans were completed for the mu-
steal tea for Tuesday. Jan. %. The
program for next year IA discussed.
The hostess served refreshments 70
IL members.
The next lesson on Mexico will
be The Struggle for independence
and will be at the home Of Mrs. ID.
Z. Kirgan with Mrs. c. Z. Kirgan as
leader. Members on the program
are Mesdames w. F. Powell. v. r.
Myers. j. E. Montgomery aid Mar
win McAskill.
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HOME MISSIONS
n

Mrs. j. l.. Compere. Jr., was hos
tess Monday afternoon 10 the
meeting Of the w. M. u. Of the
Baptist church with the lesson on
home missions, the study being in
the form Of a radio party. Devo-
tional was led by Mrs. w. L. Forbes.
Those taking part on the program
were Mesdames A. j. Hayes. r. L.
Reeves, w. A. Black. F. T. Hudson.
8. v. Brandon, r. E. Clark, and Dan
Couch.
Refreshments. The 4. society will
meet the third Monday with Mrs.
Potts.
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AUXILIARY < Z
WITH II STUART

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Bap-
tist church met Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Harold Stuart
on Missouri avenue.
Mrs. r. X. Watson had charge
OF the lesson which dealt with
Foundation Stones Of our Union"
The women to attend the associa-
tional meeting at Pharr. Thursday,
are Mrs. Fleet Lentz, Mrs. George
Morrison, Mrs. d. J. Schwartz, and
Mrs. Grant Morrison. Thirteen
members were present.
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WEEKEND
HOSTS

MI. and Mrs. Frank Hennon en-
tertained Saturday and Sunday the
following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Fisher and two daughters of
Rio Grande Ciey. Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle
Finley and three children. and Mrs.
Anna Hoffman Of Ulysses, Kas.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Neese and two
children,
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O. E. s. Group Visits
Harhngen Chapter

A large delegation OF members from Brownsville and Rio Hondo o.
L. q. chapters we're in Harrington Thursday evening IS guests OF the
Harrington o. Z. S. at the regular meeting Of the chapter. Initiation Of
Two new candidates and the usual business routine constituted the eve
ing rn0ram
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
MINNESOTANS
HAVE PICNIC

A Minnesota picnic was enjoyed
Sunday at the Van Vliet home south
Of Weslaco. After dinner the after
noon was spent in pleasant remi-
niscences. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Van Vliet and family.
Air. and Mrs. Ed Peters and Allen
Peters Of Randolph. Minnesota.
Henry Peters Of Mercedes. and
Henry Schaefer or St. Paul, MINI.
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CAST FOR PLAY
ANNOUNCED

The cast committee for the ON
edy, "A Howling Success or A Bet
ter Baby Contest" has announced
the following persons TO take part
in the play: J. G. Friday, F. G.
Mcconnell. Harry Stebbins, G. NJ.
O'Neal. Harry Ratliff. DR.. j. T..
Montgomery. DR.. W. H. Miller, N.
w. Stewart. Harry Solether. A. l..
Edison, A. B. Wren. Luther Hughes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24

A race meeting was recently held
in the shadow Of the Rock Of
Gibraltar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
MEXICAN SUPPER
PLAN OF CLUB

The Mothers Club OF the Stephen
= Austin school Of Weslaco Is serv-
ing a Mexican supper Saturday
evening. January IS. A complete
meal of Mexican food will be served
for so cents. The club Is raising
funds 10 pay for stage equipment
In the new Stephen r Austin audi
forum. The supper will be served
In the buildinb opposite Stolz'S
market.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24

Uaskilled women textile workers
- Germany now receive $525 q
week.
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w. w. Ballard, w. A. Schueler,
Walter Kinds, II. Raymond Mills.
Irwin Ault. IT. @. Cressner, G. w.
Gound. Tommy Truitt, S. l.. Ed
rington, Nathan Allen
Rehearsals are TO begin at once.
The play will be given Friday eve
ming at EIGHT o'clock. January 81,
at the high school auditorium. 1t
is being sponsored jointly 'by the
finance committee Of the Women's
Auxiliary Of the Good Government
league and the Identification COM
mittee Of the PIT. A. Committees
to serve in staging this play were
announced last week.
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Santa Rosa
VALENTINE PARTY
PLAN OF CLUB

y AAEMAN va N4GD
The Ladies Missionary Society Of
the local Methodist Church Is plan
ming a musicale and Valentine party
TO be given on st. Valentines Day.
Several Of the n--.nbers are In lie
hands Of Mrs. j. p. Wagner. school
instructor Of music and voice. She
is arranging the finale to be sung
by sixty to seventy voices, using
Orange Blossom Time" from
Metro Goldwyn : Mayors Holly
wood Revue Of 1929" Several
novelty numbers are being planned.
Besides the finale. Mrs. Wagner's
chorus ensembles will assist in other
parts Of the program. This Is be-
ing planned as a family night fea-
ture. the whole family being adj
mitted at a small cost.
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PERSONALS

Stopping at the Delta House this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Coble
and son. Dick. Of Delphi. Ind; Mrs.
Mae Schuppa and daughter. Alice,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
GIRL RESERVES
HOLD MEETING

The local organization Of the
Girl Reserves held a public meet
ing Wednesday at eleven-fifteen in
the High School auditorium. The
meeting was we'll attended. and
Miss Hooking, the Valley director.
was present. Mrs. j. p. Wagner who
had charge OF the presentation OF
the musical program was unable
to attend on account Of illness.
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SMALL

Inclement weather and illness
were the causes for the small at
tendance Tuesday morning Of the
. Timothy 2:l5 Prayer Band at the
home Of Mrs. II. c. Checker. Mrs.
~ @. Couch continued the lesson on
the subject Of PRAYER. Next wee.
the circle will meet at the home
Of Mrs. ID. T. Young.
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SENIOR LEAGUE
v SOCIAL

eA
The Senior Epworth League Of
the local Methodist church gave q
party Saturday night at the home
o. Nj. and Mrs. w. E. Scott. The
party was given by the losing side
OF the contest recently sponsored by
the League. The two sides were led
by Everett Crenshaw and Miss
Frances Sue Scott. Cootie was the
game attraction.
PERSONALS
Miss Melba Berry, teacher In the
Encantada schools, spent the week
end at home.
J. r. Wilcoxon Of Harlingen was
a business visitor in Santa Rosa
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. o. Conley spent the week.
end at home. She teaches in the
FL Jardin schools.
Mrs. Lon johnson has returned
from Kingsville. where she has
been visiting her mother-in-law.
Miss Hazel Brooks has returned
from a vacation in Honolulu. She
reports a pleasant voyage both ways.
Mr.. O'Neal. owner OF the local
I. G. A. grovery, Is in Louisiana on
a business trip.
Misses Mary Ball and Erlene
Conley were shoppers in Browns
vile Friday afternoon.
Miss BeSS Enness, teacher in the
Grammar school here, Is up and
around a little following her recent
serious illness. She has been con-
fined to her hor e in Weslaco.
The Stamps Quartet, Columbia
recording artists, representing the
Stamps-Baxter music company. will
present a concert in the High
school auditorium Frida.' evening
at eight o'clock. They are appear
ing here under the auspices OF the
Parent Teacher association.
Henry l.. Alsrneyer. county agri-
cultural agent. vas in Santa Rosa
Tuesday afternoon for the meeting
Of the local All Club.
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t2lPresident Buchanan was a bachelor. t3l He was the 18th presisent MAJ
stead Of the 18th. a. The handle n the table drawer ahouIa /. a. th4
center. Isl The scrambled word Is DIRECTION.
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1491S. OctamNe&FaM
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tain to grammar. history. etiquette. drawing or whatno- see If you can
find them Then look at the scrambled word bslow-aLd unscramhle e,
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