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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
Takes Business FLIGHT

Value Of the airplane for hurried
business trips is recognized by E. S.
Gorrell, Stutz Motor Car Company
president, who is completing an
itinerary of business appointments
this week on the west coast.
Gorrel secured passage by a spe-
cial plane from Indianapolis to St.
Louis and on to Waynoka, Okla,
by It. A. T. Today he is visiting
dealers in vicinity of Los Angeles
and will go to San Francisco Tues
day by T. A. T.-Maddux lines, re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
Filters Forced Down
BIZ United Press

BIZ IHTfU YTCNS
MELBOURNE, Australia, March
31.-A rescue party hurrying across
mountainous northwestern Australia
from Wyndham today found two
fiiers forced down in the barren
wastes of a region never before Wis
tied by white men.
Engine trouble had forced the
aviators, David Smith and Lieuten-
ant Shiers. to land in the River Ord
district, forty miles from Wyndham.
They had started from Sydney on a
flight to England.
10Th were we'll. Searching par
ties had secured the mountains and
valleys for over forty eight hours.
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Starts Ocean Flight

Bu United Press
CADIZ, Spain, March 31.-The
huge Dornier-Wal flying boat left
Cadiz at $50 a. m. today, en- route
to the Canaries.
Weather conditions between Cadiz
and Las Palms were reported eX-
cellent.
Members of the German colony
here, and many Spanish aviation
enthusiasts were at the field to
watch the big ship take off.
After an easy start, the machine,
which is intended for South Ameri-
can service, circled the city and
then headed out to sea.
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near here Sunday when a thick coat
of ice put his plane out Of control.
SEWERS jumped at about 600 feet
above the ground.
He was badly shaken up, but es-
capped injury. The plane, which he
was plotting from Cleveland to
Pittsburgh, crashed on its nose and
was demolished.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
BANDIT SUSPECT HELD
Man Arrested at Franklin Accused
in Fishers Bank Case.

BB United Press
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, March 81
Wilbur Ferguson, AZ, was brought
here late Sunday on charge of be-
ing one of three men who robbed the
Fishers National bank several weeks
ago of $4,000 in cash and secur-
tiles. He was arrested at Franklin.
Ferguson denied any connection
with the crime, but was identified
as one of the bandits by Mrs. Golda
Wood, assistant cashier, and Miss
Vera MollenkoIf, bookkeeper, who
witnessed the robbery.
William James Ryan, Indianap-
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Pro MOurneY-

BIZ United Press
BELFAST, March 31.-Police
noticed a dog which persisted
in accompanying the mourners
to the cemetery whenever he
could find a funeral process
sion, usually trotting beneath
the hearse. They arrested"
him, believing that he was hop
ing to find his dead master.
Today he is in a home for lost
animals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31

turning to Chicago over the Boeing
system Wednesday. On the last leg
of the trip he will fly over the
Sierre Nevada and Rocky noun
tainS in a mail plane.
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Memorial Held for Herrick

PARIS, March 31-A special me-
mortal service in memory of the
late Ambassador Myron T. Herrick
was held at IL a. m. today at the
American cathedral of the Holy
Trinity.
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MARCH 81, 1880

view Presbyterian church and the
Calvin Prather lodge No TIT. F. &
A. NJ.
Survivors are the widow. Mr.
Minnie Chalk, and a foster ds'"
ter. Miss Ruth Griffith West
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SERVICES ARRANGED
FOR JOHN r. CHALK
Hardware Store Owner to Be Buried
in Crown Hill Cemetery.

Funeral services will be held at
the Flanner g. Buchanan mortuary
at 2 p. m. Tuesday for John R.
Chalk, 63, owner of the Chalk Hard
ware Company, Thirtieth street and
Central avenue, who died Saturday
at his home in the Broadview
apartments, 709 Day street. Burial
will be in Crown Hill cemetry.
Mr.. Chalk was born in Delaware
county, but lived here most OF his
life.
He was a member of the Fair
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
$50 a. M.
Southwest wind, 8 miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 1921 at sea
level; temperature, As; ceiling and
visibility unlimited; field, soft.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
MINE CHIEF KIDNAPPED
Returns Home With Story of Being
Abducted. Doped, Robbed.

BV United Press
HARRISBURG, H., March 81
w. B. Orr, financial secretary for
local No a, United Mine Workers
of America, was home today telling
of being kidnapped by three racket
GERS, taken to st. Louis, doped and
robbed of $3.50.
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Leaps to Safety

BIZ United Press
WARREN, o., March 3I.-Harry
"A. SEWERS, Cleveland airmail pilot,
leaped to safety with his parachute
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oils, under a ten-year sentence for
participating in the robbery, and
Ferguson, said they had never seen
one another.
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On request, sent with stamped
addressed envelope, Mr.. Ripley
will furnish proof of anything
depicted by him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

il with her daughters. Mesdames
Hugh Duehlberg and Ernest Cakes.
Lieutenant Perrin and brother OF
Friday when Lieut.. Perrin was look
ing after land interests here.
Eesdames r.. Il. Smith and Eliza
beth Crum were callers III Ray
mondriile Tuesday.
Miss Emily Boekhaus Of Ray
mondville was a caller at the Lon
ME Woods home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schalz and Miss
Evelyn Schalz spent Sunday at Red
Fish bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Stallings and
daughter Ada Bess and Miss Mar
gurite Hanning we're callers in Ray
mondville Saturday and were ac-
companied home BY Travis STALL
ings who spent the wee-end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and chill
dren OF Corpus Christi are guests
Of Mrs. Hughes sister. Mrs. G. d.
Moran. and other relatives.
Lud Snow left Saturday for Aus
tin for a visit with his mother and
other relatives.
Mrs. Mcleod Of Lvford was here
Saturday calling On her son, Dan
Mcleod.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Stallings and
I daughter. Ada Bess. and Jaunits
Wright were H~arlirgen callers Sun
day.
Mesdames i. r. Bourne. Marsha
Bourne. Grayscn Allen ana Miss
Marie Armstrong were callers il
Santa Rosa Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
|SGG0nnT


Ever since the days Of Adam,
when Cam and Abel took d day OIL
in the garden Of Eden and &c
fishing. the desire To camp has
been inherent In all mankind. In
Boy Scouts Of America recognlz-
this urge, and has developed tnaV
greatest national camping programl
that the country has seen. This
year more than a quarter Of a mill
hon boys viii attend Scout camps
and will receive training In those
things that develop skill and %
proper attitude toward right liv-
ing.
Valley scouts will go into camp
on Friday. August y. The camp sea-
son is divided into two periods Of
10 days each. and 10 Is expected
that several hundred scouts will at
tend the two sessions. Every pre-
caution for the safety OF the boys
has been anticipated. The drinking
water Is pure. and Is treated Scien-
~tifical.v. W. r-~nnent tests The
food supply Is simple and Is based
on a well balanced series OF menus
especially prepared for growing
boys. Daily health inspections are
held. and the boys are taught camp
sanitation and public health mea-
sures.
Swimming Guarded
Swimming Is supervised most
carefully. The Scouts are divided
into three groups. according to skill.
Those who cannot swim are called
''sinkeasieS' and are permitted only
in shallow water; beginners mus.
be able to swim 80 feet. and they
are in another section OF the pool,
and swimmers are those who dem
onstrate their ability 70 swim 100
wards. dive. tread water. and 10
jump in feet first and then level OF
and swim ashore. They are allowed
the privilege NJ swimming III the
ldeep water and Of using the diving
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

In addition to killing the
president OF the United States.
NEEDLE some Dame Rumor entered
Mexico without q passport Id
started the tale that Governor
Castellanos OF Tamauiipas had re-
signed, and that a Matamoros man
would be named his successor 70
serve the balance Of the ~unexpired
term.
This was emphatically denied IN
official circles after a telephone
call to Victoria, capital Of the
state.
Rumors are not unusual. In fact,
they're common. But two in one
day. and both dealing with political
leaders. is different. Dame Rumor
must have contracted a Political
Complex or something like that.
On To New York
We hear that Ralph Sanders
and his nomadic bull have reached
Round Rock, Texas.
B'rer Sanders and the bull have
been travelling since May II. on
which date they left Brownsville on
their way to New York rity.
In case You ever want to know
anything about the mechanism or
a bull. we suggest you ask Mr..
Sanders. BY the time be finishes
this trip Of his, there won't be
anything about bovines he won't
know.
Our personal opinion is that by
the time he reaches New York Mr..
Sanders win be so tired Of bull he
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Valley Society
Telephone z

day after spending several days Mt
the home OF her aunt Mrs. 5. ".
Brandon.
Judge NJ. L. Dew, who with his
wife was visiting friends In Ell
PaSo, was taken seriously IL. Il
was reported that he was some
better but would have to stay in
the hospital another week before
returning home.
MI. and Mrs. j. L. Compere and
children returned Sunday from sew
eral weeks vacation at Junction and
San Antonio.
MI. and Mrs. G. NJ. Sheriff. re-
turned Sunday from a weeks vaca-
ton in San Antonio.
Mrs. G. Lester SkaRgs and son
Robert motored TO San Antonio
Saturday and met Mr.. Skaggs cr
his return from Dallas and Ark
ansas.
Blake and James Stroud Of San
Antonio are guests at the home Of
their aunt Mrs. J. r. Tension.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Worthar-
and son. Miles. left Tuesday for {;
visit with relatives in San Anton!r
and Fort Worth.
Letha, Lillian AMI Allen Guile
pepper returned Sunday from
Kennedy where they spent the sum
mer with their sister Mrs. c. z.
Ferguson.
A. B. Wren spent Sunday in
San Antonio.
Mayor ID. E. Kirgan and son,
James. left Sunday for Ohio. where
they will Join Mrs. Kirgan. Or
September 1st. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirgan
viii return TO Weslaco and James
Will enter the Military Academy at
Gainesville. Ga.
Mrs. King Cook and daughter.
Louise left Sunday for Waco where
they viii spend two weeks.
Mrs. ROLAND Carr left Sunday
for Waco where she will visit
relatives.
b. S. Graham left Sunday for
Missouri. He was accompanied rs
far as Temple by Mrs. Geo. c.
Jones and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Head. and J.
II. Head Jr.. and John Tarrant left
Sunday for Monterrey. Mexico
where they will spend several
days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Smith and
children left Sunday for Corpus
Christi where they will make their
future home. MI. and Mrs. Smith
are wei known in Weslaco. For
several years Mr.. Smith was
manager OF the Weslaco Lumber
Company. Miss Thelma Smith 70,
two years was a teacher in ~
Wesiaco High School.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
MISS THELNTA PIERCE
club HOSTESS

A pleasant evening was spent
Monday at the home Of Miss 1hel-
ma Pierce when she entertained ner
club members at a two table bridge
party.
Orange and white were the co!ors
~attractively used by Miss Pierce, for
the flowers adjoining the living
room. The same lovely cloors were
carried out in TALES. score cards,
wrappings for the trophies. and IN
the refreshments.
Miss Edythe Summers won the
high score. Miss Ruby Terry won
the second high. Each received a
-retty gift. I.
Rresent were Misses Julian and
MaeEaret Thomson Dorothy Truck.
Bertha Hatheay, Ruby Terry, Kath-
leen Du Boise. Edythe Summers,
Helen Winters. Miss Summers will
be the next hostess.
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won't even be able to look FOUND
steak In the face.
Edison Inquiries
Thomas A. Edisin. the greatest
Of all inventors. complied 70 pages
Of questions which were siven to
40 boys trying to get q scholarship
donated BY him.
Helping him with questions were
some Of the country's greatest men
In different kinds OF occupations.
Each man, apparently, thought
up the hardest question he could.
and socked IL TO the youngsters. Y
any OF them make better than l5
on the examination, Il will be
remarkable.
Frankly, we don't believe that
there are answers to some OF the
questions. For example; How l.
Avogadro's hypothesis 70 determine
molecular weights?r Simplify; r.
exponent i-3 plus : exponent 1-3.
etc"
AAid Grdllt IL ~ CluICn OTEAI
IS not provided with some sort OF
heating arrangement II will play
cut OF tune when the church IS cold.
Why?" We might add. What OF II?
If we wanted to 20 to college, we
can think OF lots OF easier ways
than by getting a scholarship ans
wering those questions. We would
rather carry ice or handle trunks
or 60 into the racketeering bust
ness.
Glad TO Meet You
The Brownsville Riwanis club
plans a motorcade TO Monterrey IN
the future. Local business men will
be among those present. and II is
hoped that relations between the
two cities. already good, will be
cemented r. stronger.
"A committee was named to make
definite plans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
PRETTY LUNCHEON MEET
HELD RY WOMEN

Preceding the Woman's Chamber
Of Commerce business luncheon, the
executive board OF that body met IN
the Library for q snort business
session. Mrs. K. L. Davis, first vice
nres.cent. presiding. ChaIrmen Of
working committees gave reports.
The board adjourned al noon ana
joined the luncheon guests.
The floral decorations were very
attractive. the work Of Mrs. w. II.
Hall of Stuart Place. The rich DARK
giant zlnnias. in al shades or RED.
mingled with those OF many shades
Of yellow. were arranged TO adyant-
age and roses and pink oleandeI
added 10 the general effect. The
table. arranged in the form OF a 1,
presented an inviting appearance.
with rosebuds in slender vases down
the center
A two-course luncheon was serv-
ed TO 80 women and n man. The
introduction Of special guests fol-
lowed the reading Of the minutes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Nichols were
honor guests. on this occasion. MI
Echols was asked 70 speak OF their
experiences. and he gave an in
teresting account OF his " and
also of his wife's travels through
the air and TO different countries.
Mr.. Echols will have a flying school
here. A musical program was pre-
sented By the music chairman, Mrs.
l.. w. Van Pet.
Little Miss Helen Flynn gave tWo
splendid piano numbers En- Route
Dodart) and Cards. McDoweiD.
Miss Flynn has much talent ana
plays well.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

Along Elizabeth
Bill Young. parked IN front Of
the Texas State Bank. with an
enormous dog sitting on the back
seat OF his car....the dog was so
large that II had to be tied In q
knot IN order to fit In the car.
Milton West. popular attorney,
making cracks about the canine.
but staying well out OF reach
while he was doing it,. Robert
Lackner, the younger. ..... riding
around by himself. $500. looking for
company. wv. Billy Burnett in the
bowling alley near the entrance TO
Fort Brown. ...t the Old Rip Bowling
LEY. .... talking to friends......
Duck" Swan on his way to a
icture show. with Bob Simmons
Il. all. Tony Torres. .employe OF
he county. 800. working az the Court
House these days. Tony used TO
be a pigskin expert IN his high
school days.
Dame Rumor Runs Wild
Thursday was a big day for Dame
Runner in Brownsville.
The famous old lady had the
president Of the United States as
sassinated. Where the rumOr start
ed is not known-possibly 4 prac-
teal ioke-but by the time IL made
the rounds the story was full Of
lurid details.
However. the report Of the
presidents death was greatly exag-
rerated, as Mark Twain would have
said.
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Weslaco
IN HONOR
OF o BIRTHDAY

Mrs. W. II. Baxter Jr.. entertain
ed with a birthday party, IN honor
Of her son walter Hope Baxter. III,
On the occasion of his fourth birth
day. Saturday July Goth.
Outdoor games furnished amuSe-
ment during the afternoon. after
which sandwiches. birthday cake
and ice cream were served to the
following guests. Ben Sanders Jr.,
Francis Powell. June Gudmansol.
George and Guy Bradford Jr.
Tommie Gean RiveS. Pachal Page.
Aurthur and Mary Johnston. Billie
Lee, Marjory Sidner, Wafford Fore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
TWO HOLD
MEETS

Circle one OF the Baptist Mission
AIRY Society met al the church Mon
day for a lesson study on the l4th
chapter OF Mathew. led BY Mrs.
Davis (. Moore.
Circle two OF the Baptist Mission
airy Society met at the home OF
Mrs. r. 7. Hudson. Mrs. "A. j. HAYS
led the Devotional. The lesson.
which was an examination on the
Mission Study book Things We
Should Know was led by Mrs. II.
y. Ramsey. the lesson teacher. There
were eleven members present. : RS.
A. J. HAYS VIII be the next hostess
10 circle two.
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GROUP ENJOYS
OUTING


Mr.. and Mrs. l. z. Bourne. Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Bourne. Mrs.
GraySon Allen. Miss Marie Arm and
children Of Santa Rosa. motored 10
Olmito lake Sunday where they en-
ioyed a picnic lunch. motoring to
Brownsville to spend the afternoon.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Nancy Wilson and daueh-
Mrs. Jessie Shirar and sons Cecil
and Harold. spent Sunday with
friends IN Brownsville.
Mrs. Madison Woods and daugh-
ters returned Friday from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Bee
vile.
Mrs. j. p. Sprouse and daughter
Nellie Of San Perlita were callers
at the home Of Mrs. Sprouse's
daughter, Mrs. Marshall Bourne,
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. p. Nelson and daughters
Helen Ruth and Norma and Mrs.
Joe Schalz and Miss Eleonore Schalz
were callers az the home Of Mrs.
Nelson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
z. Barr. in San Benito Thursday.
Mrs. r. Klemann and grandson
Newton and Mrs. E. K. Watson and
daughter Eleonor or San Benito
we're callers here Saturday and
were accompanied home by Kle-
mann Watson who spent the week
end in San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haney and
sons were guests Of relatives in San
Juan Sunday.
Mrs. b. o Bourne an children Of
Santa Rosa were callers ut the home
OF relatives here Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry King and Mrs. Dick
Graves and sons we're Raymondville
callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller returned
home Saturday from a two months
visit TO relatives IN Indiana.
Mrs Bailey Of Refugio arrived
here Saturday for an indefinite Wis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Harrington
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB
AT HOME

The beautiful home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ISLANDERS was adorned Tues
day with rosy blooms Of crepe
/ myrtle. arranged in both floor and
avail baskets. when members OF their
bridge club were entertained.
Mrs. ISLANDERS used a pink and
white color scheme. in prize wrap
bers. as well as in the attractive tall
Ees and score cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant RAIDER were
Nigh score winners for the club
Members. Second high score won by
sHr. and Mrs. j. I. Coursey. and Mr..
land Mrs. j L. Board were winners
OF the high score for the guests.
Strawberry ice cream and inhi-
vidual cakes were served by the
hostess at q late hour 70 Messrs and
Mesdames Grant RAIDER. Hugh Ram
sey. J. 7. Coursey. T.. o. Cox j. l..
Board. L. A. Smith, A. v. Brown,
S. w. Baston and DR.. and Mrs
Delfs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

INNOCENT

But I don't trust you sailors. You
have a wife In every port"
That's a gross exaggeration. AT
the moment I swear ! have TO wife
in either Yokohama or Barcelona
The Humorist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
MRS. TENSION
TO LEAVE

Mrs. j.. r. Tension who is moving
TO Houston entertained the Contract
club az her home Tuesday. Mrs. c.
Lester Skaggs received high score.
A delicious ice curse was served
to seven members and Il guest
Mrs. G. N. Sheriff..
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mason returned
Saturday from an extended vaca-
ton in Ala. and Tenn. On their
return they stopped at New
Orleans and Galveston.
Raymond II. Mills returned
Thursday from a tour or the North
ern States. Mrs. Mills Will return
about the first Of September.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Rives returned
Friday from G two weeks vacation
In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman and two
children Of Kennedy returned 10
their home Monday after spepdirp
several DAYS az the home ~ Mr
and Mrs. Harold Tobin. They were
accompanied home b. little John.e
Tch.n.
w. r. Powell was called Il Ha--
hrren Wednesday when his bro
theirs child, Alex Powell. u. was
killed in ~ automobile accident.
Mrs. G. G. Uhitlock ana little
sol Billie left Wednesday for
Houston where they viii spend
two weeks.
Miss Margaret Wooten OF Parnp-
asses returned to her home Satur-
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Elsa
MEMBERS SEW
FOR HOSPITAL

AIN AAAAAANgAA0 "a MAM ~ 49, @F N#
the Elsa Baptist church met with
Mrs. J.. J. Horton last Tuesday af-
ternoon and made pillow cases for
the Harrington Baptist hospital. The
meeting was well attended and alte-
work was completed a social hour
was enjoyed. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
PERSONALS
Rev. L. II. NcCutchens, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church Of Elsa.
IS attending q meeting at ke-rvlle
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Carlson and
daughters have returned from a
six weeks visit IN Kansas.
Mrs. w. II. Moore surprised her
husband Sunday with a birthday
dinner IN his honor. Invited guests
were JEFF Aston. w. V. Hobbs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Davenport or
We5laco.
Lfr. and Mrs. Melvin Giese have
returned home from c three months
visit in Huntington Beach, New
York.
II. l.. Palmer is back at his post
with the Anderson Hardware Co.
after a two weeks visit with rela-
tives In Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bowers are
moving this week into their new
home, which has just been com
pletcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pullman Of
New YORK. have moved to Elsa and
are building a new home which is
nearing completion.
Rev. J. Y. Lovett and wife OF
Brownsville visited their daughter.
Mrs. A. p. Miller. Tuesday. Mrs.
Miller and children accompanied
them home to spend the week end.
Miss Earlyn Turner is visiting re-
latives in Beeville this week.
p. ID. Frisby. j. j.. Raidt. and Mrs.
w. I. Witherspoon Of McAlien were
business visitors in Elsa Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Murphy of
TIlleto are visiting Mrs. Murphy's
brother, NJ. c. UnZicser and family.
Magnesium metal IS celebrating
its one-hundredth birthday this
year. Although known to science
for 122 wears. it appeared in its
present form a century ago, and has
been commercially available for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Sebastian
BIRTHDAY r
SURPRISE AFFAIR

Mrs. l.. NJ. Williams was delight
FULLY surprised Sunday evening
when a number or relatives and
friends gathered at the Williams
home to help celebrate her birthday.
The guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Moncell Myers and son.
Wade. Gillespie. John Smith. Bus
ter Williams and children. all OF
Harrington. Zack Williams and chill
dren and II M. Williams and
daughters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
TM NAN STEM
Intimate Glimpses of the Valleys Alley

Along Elizabeth. \. Dame Rumor Goes wild. Bull Riders and
Beef Steaks. Edison Asks Questions In q Large
way. Brownsville 70 Visit Monterrey.