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MRS. MORRIS CLINT: 1T Is
becoming almost impossible to find
a parking place on Elizabeth street
TO go TO the stores for a little
shopping
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31

MAC PAGE NULL. assistant to
Z. G.. Holiday. architect: Building
business Is picking UP. ana .hink
this win be q good year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-18

r. Hogue, Juanita A. jackson, Elizabeth
L. Kilieo, Kermit Martin, Luther Miller,
Cecil e. Norman, Mansfield Neal, An
M. Randolph, Clairdean Robinson,
Juanita e. Saunders, Vivian v. Shields,
Charles I. Smith, Irma e. Snyder,
Sarah F. Tatum. Dorothy e. Thomas,
Marjorie E. Tibbs, John w. Washing
ton, Anne S. Winston, Lille Dickerson,
Henry. o: Adams. James e. Ball,
Rosetta L. Banks, Ethel Barnett,
Howard D. Cassell, Gertrude Cepans.
Norma Crawford, Lucretia Davis.
Owen w. Davis, Carlisle e. Day,
zier, Lorenzo Gaskins, Helen Hall, Mil
dred F. Harris. Alexander S. Jackson,
Annette j. Jackson, Gladys johnson,
Patricia Jones, Ralph w. Kenner,
Thurston w. Lewis, Catherine Mason,
Welton L. Mason, Carl L. Morgan,
Elaine e. Morton. Louise Murray. Rich
ard A. Naylor, Nettie Norris, Robert s.
Payne, Thelma K. Poindexter. Ray e.
Price. Ralph G. Pryde. Ralph G. Riley,
Helen E. Robinson, Charles e. Smith,
Ebert Smith, Joseph r. Smith, Car
lyle D. Taylor, Catherine e. Thomas,
Evelyn A. Turner, Milton z. Washing
ton, Sarah White, Otha c. williams,
Minnie c.. Bonds, Lillian E. Brown,
Juanita Carpenter, Anna B. Carter,
Equilla A. Cogdell. Virginia GaskinS,
Louise Hicks. Beatrice Kenny, Grace o.
Roger, Clarice B. Lewis, Meredith E.
Murray, Marie v. Nelson, Blanche Pitts
Frederick Robinson, Thelma Sydnor
and Ann D. Young.
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% FRANCIS JUNIOR
DIPLOMAS GIVEN
First Scholastic Honors Are
Awarded Anne Winston at
!. Graduation Exercises.

Ninety graduates of the Francis
Junior High School received their di-
plomas in the schools commencement
exercises this morning, when the out
standing members of the class, the Sec
ond largest in the schools history,
were awarded special honors.
Anne winston won first scholastic
honors. while second place was given
to Harold Randolph and Mansfield
Neale. and third honors went to Sarah
Tatum. Other honors conferred fol-
low: Lorenzo GaSkins, applied electric
ity; Carrie Murray, domestic art; Nor
ma Crawford, domestic science; Ralph
Kenner, printing; Virginia Gaskins,
typewriting, and Owens Davis, wood
work. Honors in physical fitness were
given to Elaine Morton, Clairdean
Robinson, Ralph Riley. Luther Miller,
Louise Lee, Dorothy Thomas, Carlisle
Day, Harold Randolph, Louise Hicks.
Jessie Frazier, Equilla Cogdell and
Cecil Norman.
First Assistant PreSides.
Garnet c. Wilkinson. first assistant
superintendent in charge of colored
schools, presided and distributed the
diplomas. Rev. H. B. Taylor, pastor OF
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church, give both the invocation and
the benediction.
Demonstrations were given in home
economics by Sarah Tatum and Clear
dean Robinson, and in applied electric
ity by Milton Washington, as features
of the program: Kermit Washington
delivered a student grafton on "Guid-
ance at Francis" The class gift to the
school, a framed picture, was presented
by Virginia Fleming.
Recipients of Diplomas.
Diplomas were presented to the fol-
lowing:
Lousie E. Bell, Emily E. Briscoe,
Edith NJ. Brooks. Marie G.. Butler, Re-
becca v. Faulcon, H. Virginia Fleming
Grace S. Freeman, Alice o. Harris,
Audrey Hart. Margaret Hicks, Cornelia
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Set consists of covers for
one armchair, one wing chair,
one davenport Is or "a inches
long, and FIVE cushions,
Striped cotton fabrics in
multi.colored effects.
(sixth Floor, The Hecht co.,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
DAUGHTER
To TRY CARDUI
Mother Had Taken Ii and
Thought 1t Would Help
Weak Young Woman.

Elizabeth. Ind.-Mrs C.. O. Sui
pom, Of this place, writes as fol-
lows. describing her experience in
he use Of Cardui:
My mother first recommended
Eardui to me. I was weak and
k0uld not do my work
4 had pains in my tz-S and
ide. 1t seemed like when I would
let up, I would drag around to do
pay work. and had bad headache.
Il seemed to need a strength
builder, so my mother told me to
try Cardui She had taken it her
Felf and had found 1t a good medi-
Zine.
AZ took several bottles Of Cardui
Ind 1t helped me very much I
cit stronger and was able to do
my work without any trouble. I
FeSted well at night and had a
hood appetite. I think Cardui
s a good medicine"
Many other women have re-
ported that they began taking Car
liri on their mothers advice, for
his medicine has been In use so
ong its real worth is known by
everal generations Of women. s.,,i
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In Society Circles A Complete Page for Valley Women ss

day. May Is. the date Of meeting
Is changed.
At this meeting, judges will
choose the articles TO be entered at
the encampment meeting. AT the
close OF the meeting. the hostess
served a delicious plate lunch.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Weisman and
children of Kingsville spent the
weekend at the home Of MI. and
Mrs. Peter Weisman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wallace and
Mrs. r. w. Rhoades motored to
Raymondville Wednesday.
Joe Pierce Of Vernon, arrived
Sunday to spend some time at his
home on Taylor Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. W. Thorpe, who
motored 10 Missouri Valley. Iowa
returned to their home. Friday.
Mrs. Oscar Parks left Saturday
for Missouri Valley, Iowa. TO be at
the bedside OF her sister who i
seriously Ill.
L. @. Starks Of San Antonio was
a Sunday guest at the home OF
Mr.. Claude Hidburn.
Mrs. Dan Moody and daughter
Dianne Of Harlingen are spending
a few days at the home OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fer
g1son.
Miss Kellom Moncreath OF
Brownsville, vas q weekend guest
at the home Of Misses Dorothea
and Catherine Rigler.
Wilford Notes OF Houston was q
Sunday guest at the home OF Mr..
Jack Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. r. Moore, who
have been spending a few weeks
visiting relatives In Oklahoma, re-
turned to their home, Thursday.
Mrs. r. Ozanne, who has been
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Edward WeiSharr during the win
ter, returned to her home IN Farm
er. South Dakota, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray and
daughter Dorothy were guests at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Townsend OF Mercedes, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Gray were
Sunday guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. Sailing OF Sebastian.
Mrs. George Holiday has gone
TO San Antonio.
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da- evening ut the Progreso lake.
Those with their families enjoy
ing the occasion were Messrs. and
Mesdames Iarl Clarke, Chas. Dtggs,
g. z. Loop. Donaldson. SewelI, Ca
vazos, Mrs. Jessie Smith and Miss
Nadine Weaver.
PERSONALS
Miss Lucille Ratliff spent the
weekend with friends at ProgreSo
Mrs. Shelby Livingstone OF Semi
mole, Oklahoma, who has been stop
ping at the Cortez hotel for six
months left Wednesday for her home
with MI. Livingstone. who arrived
a week ago. They win return next
winter.
". "A. Palnatery OF Detroit. Mich.
IS here looking over hts purchase at
Progreso.
Mrs. Charis. Adams and Mrs. r
A. Mauck spent Tuesday in Browns
Vile.
Richard H. Smith arrived here
this week from California and Will
make his home here.
John Lake Couch returned the
first OF the week from a visit al
Austin and Junction.
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Visitors Honored
At Bridge

Mrs. Lawrence v. Paddock and
her father, Or. 3. +. Gray Of Port
land, Ind, who are house guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Gray, were honor
guests at the bridge party Tuesday
evening at the home OF the Grays
here.
A p~rofusion Of pink radiance
roses and lavender larkspur decorat-
ed the living room where tables
were prettily appointed for bridge
games. Mrs. Paddock. Mrs. D. L.
White and H. l.. Scott were prize
winners.
Refreshments were served late
in the evening to Mr.. and Mrs. d.
L. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Owens, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Scott
and children Of Mercedes. Mrs. r
II. Kern and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Martin Of Mercedes. Mrs. Paddock
Dr.. Gray and the hosts.
On Wednesday evening. Mrs
Paddock and her son, Lawrence
Gray Paddock. DR.. 8. =. Gray. DR.
and Mrs. Fred Gray. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Martin we're dinner
guests In the home OF Nj. and Mrs
H. L. Scott OF Mercedes.
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7nal phase OF Girl Reserve work.
rs Florence NJ. Hayes. Mission,
leader Of the vocational hour;
rs Charles weimer. Mercedes, IS
Faking on nursing; Miss vashti
pom, Santa Rosa, has home
pnomics teaching as her subject;
Mrs. Gerald McKenna Of Har-
sgen Is to discuss journalism as a
bfesslon.
Rev. NJ. Weimer, Rio Hondo. is
{loing Saturday morning services.
saturday evening. a Valley ban
Eet has been planned, with Mrs.
Clearwater Of Brownsville as
eaker.
Towns having Girl Reserve clubs
Brownsville. Harrington. San
|nito. Santa Rosa, Rio Hondo,
&Prcedes, Weslaco. Pharr, San
an, Alamo. McAllen, Sharyland
d Mission.
officials in charge Of the con-
renee are Miss Imogene Holdridge,
arr, conference executive; Miss
'hily Eppright, Mission. pianist;
IS Floyd Mellor. Harlingen. reg
Erar: and Miss Lillian K. Hook
y, X. w. G. A. district secretary.
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Flynt with twelve members present.
Great interest Is being manifest
ed In the women's work in the
church and 1t Is hoped many things
may be accomplished this year.
PERSONALS
Walter Keevil Of Kansas City
spent the weekend In the home OF
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Frazier. Other guests for
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hall
and daughter Of Harlingen.
MIR. and Mrs. D. s. knight were
among those who attended the
Brownsville District Methodist con-
ference in McAllen Wednesday and
Thursday.
Misses Lifflen Of Edlnburg was a
guest OF Mrs. G. Z. Craig during
the Easter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Deyo visited
their children In Brownsville over
the Easter holidays.
Rev. Bostrom Of Chicago, who
has been holding special meetings
In the High School building during
the past two weeks. closed the meet
ing on Sunday evening to begin a
series Of meetings in Des Moines,
Fla, the coming week.
G. Z. Craig has returned from a
trip TO Corpus Christi
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Archer were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Deyo
in Mercedes over the weekend.
Mrs. W. A. Comp was guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. ". Milton IN San
Benito for a few days.
MIR. and Mrs. WILDER Strater and
family. were Easter guests OF Mrs.
Rose Strater.
Miss Mary Ulrich spent the week
end visiting friends in Donna.
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CLUB DELEGATE
CHOSEN

The members OF the Home Dem
onstration club met at the home OF
Mrs. L. L. Tryon. last week with
eighteen members and five guests
present. The rooms were artistic
ally decorated with the colors or
the club.
Mrs. George Jones. Sr. acted as
assistant hostess. Mrs. Leo Mar
cell was appointed delegate to at
tend the council meeting at Nc
Allen. May 3 and Mesdames Tryon
and Goble were appointed on the
program committee for the Texas
Day Meeting" 70 be held at the
home Of Mrs. Jack Gray, May 2.
After the business meeting. Mrs.
Ringgold gave a very instructive
demonstration IN Italian hemstitch-
ing and displayed many beautiful
pieces OF fancy work OF modern
design.
At the close OF the meeting the
hostesses served a plate lunch to
the members and the following
guests: Mesdames Ellis OF Shary-
land. Hlburn. Hansen. Newport
and Rhoades OF North Mission.
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CLUB PLANS TO
ENTER o

The members OF the Sharyland
club met Tuesday. at the home or
Mrs. James Miller OF McAllen. A
short business session was con-
Quoted. Plans were made for en-
tering a float at the Agricultural
pageant to be given by the clubs
OF Hidalgo county. Friday evening
at the Athletic park Of McAllen.
The Sharyland float will represent
the opening Of the first school at
A. & M. with six students present.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. I. G. BuShey. Wed
nesday. May Il. AS the Valley Fed
Grafton meets at Mercedes, Tues
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
Mrs. Heaner Hostess
To Bridge Club

Mrs. w. Y. Heaner entertained
the Wednesday Tournament bridge
club at her home, two tables Of play
ers enjoying the afternoon.
Mrs. G. v. Hamilton and Mrs.
Burt Hinkley. Jr., won attractive
prizes for club members. and Mrs.
Kathleen Skies received the guest
favor.
An ice course was served follow
ing the games. The club Is to meet
next week with Mrs. Hamilton.
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If Skinny, Beware, Says
Doctor. Gain Quick
New Ironized Yeast Adds S to
Is lbs. in 3 Weeks. New Health
Strong Nerves go or No Cost

Skinny folks subject to many
grave diseases" says an eminent
physician. When sick they lack re-
serve strength and many die.
Don't run risk Of dangerous dis
ease from Skinniness. New Iron
lied Yeast adds 5 to Is lbs. in 3
weeks. Ends nervousness. constipa-
ton, indigestion over night. Clears
skin like magic. New pep first day.
Two great tones in one. Weight
building Malt Yeast and strength
ening Iron. Far stronger than un-
medicated yeast. Results IN IL
time.
Get new health and weight quick.
Get pleasant tablets Of Ironized
Yeast from druggist today. Feel
great tomorrow. II not delighted.
manufacturer refunds your money.
adv.
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session Of the Legislature to remedy
the traffic situation involving the
dr!veways OF the capitol grounds.
Action was urged &C the last ses-
sion but nothing definite ever was
accomplished.
The main north and south drives
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Merry Matrons Club
Entertained

Mrs. K. NJ. Grove was hostess TO
the Merry Matrons bridge club
Thursday afternoon at her home. A
variety Of garden flowers decorat-
ed the living room in pretty fashion.
In the games. Mrs. Harry Grove
won high score prize and Mrs. A.
L. Perkins was awarded the prize
for high guest score.
A dainty refreshment course was
served.
Mrs. Harry Grove will entertain
the club in two weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
Auxiliary Members
In Harrington

Members Of the local Presbyterian
Auxiliary are today attending the
meeting Of Valley District Number
One Of the Western Texas Presby-
terial in Harlingen. Fourteen Aux
iliaries OF the Valley are represent
ed.
Mrs. George M. Smith of Browns
Vile is the district chairman and
will preside during the all-day SEES
sion. Mrs. II. w. Hamilton, of
Cotulla. president Of the Presbyte-
rial. Is 10 be the principal speaker.
A number OF timely addresses and
musical numbers r included on
the program.
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Scribblers Elect
San Benito Bow

Spring election OF new members
has been announced by Scribblers,
honorary writing society az the Uni
versity OF Texas. as follows: Dorothy
Rose Of Dallas. Jeta Mccoy OF Tenn
pie. Ailine Burch Of Breckenridge
Malcolm Forsman Of San Benito,
Rhea Smith OF Dallas and Edward
Barlow of Austin.
Scribblers bases its election on
the literary merit Of the writing done
by the prospective members.
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Weslaco
PRAYER BAND < Z
AT CRAWFORD HOME

The End Timothy 81 Prayer Band
held its regular meeting Tuesday
morning at the home OF Mrs. John
Crawford with eight members pres
ent. 4
A very inspirational study Of the
fifth chapter Of Romans was con-
Quoted by Mrs. NJ. A. Mcvicker.
The meeting will be held next
week at the home OF Mrs. G. Fl.
Cotton with the study Of the sixth
chapter Of Romans.
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OF the capitol rapidly are bccom-
ing main thorcughfares and several
legislators have declared some kind
on regulatory measures should ce
enacted. Under the present situation
vehicles OF all nature may use the
capitol drives
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25

scores OF children in fanciful COS
tunes danced and sang.
The celebration. communicating
National Wild Flower Day, included
characters representing flowers,
fairies. brownies and many other
fantastic roles.
The PIT. A. OF the school and
teachers assisted In staging the at
fair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
Senior Day For
High School

Senior high school students are
celebrating 'senior day" a holiday
having been granted by school III
thorities f~r the occasion.
A golf match on the miniature
course near the Terrace was the
mornings entertainment, and this
afternoon. the students will go TO
Boca Chica for barbecue. swimming
and other entertainment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
Colnings, Goings

Miss Annie Tucker. junior college
teacher. Is resting easily at Mercy
hospital following an operation for
appendicitis yesterday morning.
Mrs. Wallace Harwood was a visi-
tor II San Benito Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
LITTLE BRIDGE
GLIB MEETS

Friday afternoon. Mrs. Z. II. Jam
eson entertained the Little Bridge
club at her home on West Rodrig-
uez avenue.
Mrs. II. z. Tonne won the high
score prize. q handkerchief. Re
freshments were served at the close
OF the games.
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SOUTHERN
CLUB TOPIC

The Twentieth Century club held
their regular business meeting for
the year with the president, Mrs.
II. T. Anderson on Thursday with
fifteen members present.
The club regretted very much at
this meeting to receive resigna-
lions Of Mrs. Pollard Of Mercedes
who is moving TO Falfurrias In the
near future and OF Mrs. j. r.
Adams. Reports Of the officers
and committees for the year were
presented
Mrs. J.. L. Hargrove vas the lead
er for a program on Southern fic-
ton, with papers contributed by
Mrs. Roach and Mrs. Kieffer. Mrs.
Moore gave two violin selections OF
southern music. with Mrs. Todd &C
companying her on the piano.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed.
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North Mission
SWIMMING PARTY
HONORS GUEST

Saturday evening, q swimming
party and picnic supper was given
by Misses Dorothea and Catherine
Rigler, honoring their house guest,
Miss Moncreath OF Brownsville.
Guests OF the evening were: Miss
eS Aldea Lambert and Ailene Tay-
Tor OF Mission, Leona Weisman.
Bernice Hansen. Margaret. Doro-
thea and Catherine Rigler and the
honoree, Miss Moncreath.
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Raymondville
SENIOR PARTY AT
BUOY HOME

Friday evening a number Of the
high school seniors and their friends
were entertained at the home Of
Lillian Buoy near Willamar with a
party in their honor.
Those present were Alleene Curry.
Tommie Baker. Geraldine Richmond,
Dorothy Marsh. Sara Fay Wheeler.
Hazel Reeves. Winnie Holstun. Rod
Marsh, Kermit Lindahl, Beatty
McCharen, FloSsie Lynn and Mr..
and Mrs. II. v. Standby.
The evening was spent in playing
bridge, bunco and dancing. "A wei
ner roast was also diversion for the
evening. Refreshments were served
at a late hour. The girls remained
as guests ct a slunber party.
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Presbyterian Rally
In Mercedes

Young people OF Valley Presby-
terrain churches will gather in Mer-
cedes Saturday at the Presbyterian
church for the annual spring rally
Highways Of the Kingdom" will be
the theme Of the program which IS
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Brownsville Woman
at G. r. Meet

1i Reserves clubs Of the Valley gather late this afternoon at Rio
7noo' Z. W. G. A. camp for the annual spring conference which 5 TO
Enttnue through Saturday and Sunday. Each club is sending a dele
zion Of twelve girls with their advisors
as spring. emphasis Of the conference Is being placed on the voca-
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ALTAR SOCIETY

= =
Members Of the Altar Society of
the Catholic church held their reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. j. j. Nicholson.
Preparations are being made for
q festival which Is TO be held May
10 and II, at the church.
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divided into morning and afternoon
sessions.
Young peoples organizations OF
the different Valley churches win
contribute discussions and features
Of the day.
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INFORMAL AFFAIR
FOR

Miss Martha Elinor Watson and
Miss Mary Virginia Flynt enter
tanned IL OF their little frienos on
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson.
Contests were enjoyed through
out the afternoon, after which re-
freshments were served
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La Feria
TWO HOSTESSES
ENTERTAIN

ENTERTAIN
Mrs. Dan Forbes and Mrs. r. q.
Watson delightfully."- entertained on
Friday afternoon at the formers
home with sixteen tables OF bridge.
A color scheme Of purple and
white was carried out in the decora-
tons Of beautiful spring flowers.
Prizes were awarded to Mesdames
Bauerman, Stone. Brewer and Brit
tain. Refreshments were served
after the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
Country Club Dance
Saturday Night

Southbound Shutters orchestra
will play for the regular scheduled
country club dance Saturday night
The affair is to be informal.
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y ashington Park
II
e9ta Success

0Q(NGSS
IA large crowd OF school patrons,
PENDING the Washington Park
Ihool Awakening Of Spring" fiesta
80 night on the school grounds,
owed a colorful spectacle as
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SENIORS
JUNIOR CLASS

The Senior class OF Weslaco high
school entertained with a swimming
party for the Juniors Tuesday night
at Crystal Waters at Mission.
After the swim refreshments were
served TO approximately sixty per-
sons incluing the chaperons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-25
INITIAL MEET OF
NEW YEAR HELD

The circles Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary held their first meeting
OF the new church year with the
circle leaders on Tuesday. Circle
One meeting with Miss Cargaret
Oliver, with eight members pres
ent.
Circle Two met with Mrs. +. Y.
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GROUP ENJOYS
nLHAHr

Employees Of the J. G. Penney store
in Weslaco enjoyed a picnic Tues
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Traffic on Capitol
Grounds Is Vexing
AUSTIN. April 25.-The state Is
expected 70 take action at the next