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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
COUPLE WEEDS AT
HOME CEREMONY

Miss Lorraine Estes became the
bride of Oscar Hamilton at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Estes, at eight o'clock Sunday
morning. The Rev. G. K. Marshall.
pastor Of the First Methodist church
read the marriage service.
The bride wore a becoming cos
tune OF tan with accessories to
match. She carried an arm b0u-
uuet Of roses. Her travelling en-
semble was in a navy blue.
The ceremony was witnessed by
orly intimate friends of the couple.
Following the wedding breakfast
the couple left by motor on their
honeymoon which viii take them to
San Antonio. Dallas and other
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
New Home

'opeclaI 20 The HeraId.J
HARLINGEN. Sept. 25.-A frame
house is being constructed on Grant
Avenue In Austin Acres for Mrs.
Ernest Fryk- Mr.. Fryk Is the con-
tractor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25

Annie Laurie Fontenot, Pearl Good
man. Lillian M~uIlinex. Faye Null
linex. Gertrude Price, Catherine
Reese. Mary Thomas. Josephine
WATSON. Charlotte Hinkly and Luz
jane Glenn.
Miss Essie Roots, sponsor OF the
PEP squad, and Mrs. Cecil Morris
were guests as well as three former
pep squad leaders. Misses Ruth Gill
bert, Virginia Goolsby and Pauline
Walters
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
MARRIAGE Is


Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Craddock have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Margaret, TO Albert Nc
Daniels Of San Antonio. The we'd
ding ceremony took place at Fall
furrias on August 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Dodson Of San
Benito We're the only witnesses to
the simple ceremony. Mrs. D0dson
and Mrs. McDaniels are sisters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
ACTIVITY FOR YEAR
r

At . meeting of the Cameron
County Home Demonstration coun-
Gil, which was held In the engineers
office OF the irrigation district build
ing, three definite detectives for the
coming season were adopted.
The council members discussed
and adopted plans for the years
work, ~stressing three phases of acti-
witty. Those were home improve
ment, which included work with
yards and living rooms. All demon
stration wardrobe, and home indus
tries.
O. the eleven demonstration clubs
IN the county. nine clubs sent repre-
s~entatives TO the meeting. There
were nineteen women present, repre-
senting practically every section OF
the Valley. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs. J. p. Peek in the
absence OF Mrs. Walter c. Webb,
president. Miss Dorothy Porter,
Home Demonstration agent, serving
III an advisory capacity.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowie are
spending several days in Monterrey
ana Saltillo.
Miss Dorothy Booth has left for
Boulder. Colo. where she expects
to remain for several weeks visit.
Mrs. Anna G. Smith, Mrs. Alice
Dunn and Miss Mary Cowgirl have
motored to Colorado where they ex-
pect to spend their vacation. Mrs.
Dunn will visit in Denver while Mrs.
Smith and Miss Cowgirl will 20 to
Boulder They were accompanied
on their trip as far as San Antonio
by Miss Elizabeth Cowgirl, who will
continue OH to Austin where she
will enter her senior year at the
University Of Texas.
Mrs. b. "A. Ballingen has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. j. w. MaSsett
OF Laredo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Dyer have re-
turned from a two months vacation
spent in Colorado Springs. Colo,
Santa Fe. N. M, Taos and Artesia,
New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa s. Agar ane
family. and their neice. Jean Agar.
have returned from San Antonio
where they visited Mr.. Agar's broth
er, Ralph T. Agar, who recently
underwent nm operation in Santa
Rosa hospital. --s. Ralph T. Agar
VIII remain in IN Antonio until
Mr. Agar Is able to return home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
What a Woman
As to 40
Should Weigh


As women grow older they are
apt to take on weight-best TO
watch out and keep from growing
~fat-weigh yourself today and see
II your weight and height compare
with figures below-1f so you are
lucky-your figure Is ideally perfect
a dnyou al feel happy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
FRIENDSHIP CLASS
ELECTS OFFICERS

Mrs. Anna c. Smith was hostess
To the members of the Friendship
Class OF the First Methodist church
OF which she Is president.
Officers for the new year were
elected as follows. Mrs. r. L. VAL
ertine. president: Mrs. G. z. Mar
shall. vice-president; Mrs. Fred Gra-
YER. secretary and treasurer.
Following election of officers plans
Of obtaining money for the building
fer the new church were discussed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
Valley Society
Telephone Z
Telephone 7

points In East Texas where they
will visit relatives Of Mr.. Hamil-
ton.
Upon their return to San Benito
they will make their home in the
Palm Grove.
Mr.. Hamilton is connected with
the Central Power a. Light COM
pany. with headquarters. in. San
Benito.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. Outfit, of Hyder, B. C., was a passenger to the south Monday evening.
 :.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

Roy Mcleod will have charge of the lumber company plant during MT. Wilson's absence.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11
LOCAL TOPICS

Ben Oien, former local resi-
 Ben Oien, former manager of the Hyder Dairy, who left here several months ago owing to ill health, is now located at Fl Centro. Cal, and is feeling all right again. according to re- cent letters.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

Robt. Andrews, who has been confined to the hospital for some time as a result of a fall, is reported much improved.
 Mir. Andrews is now at home, having left the hospital Thurs day.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

The Hyder Chamber of Com merce held it's monthly meet ing Tuesday but the session de- veloped no business of general interest, being confined entire ly to routine matters.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. c. N. Crone returned Wednesday from a short visit in Ketchikan in connection with the Cantu settlement.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

MrS. C. IN. CTone TeluTHeu Wednesday from a short visit in Ketchikan in connection with the Cantu settlement. David Evans, of Premier, was an arrival from the south on Thursday.
 "Scotty" Lynch was a passen- ger on the Taku II for Hidden Inlet.
 Mrs. c. E. Birdwell returned Thursday from a visit in the south.
 A. H. Benkendorf, who has been on the sick list for some time, left Thursday for Seattle to undergo medical treatment. Roy Mcleod returned Mon- day from a vacation trip of several weeks in the south. P. R. Wilson of the Hyder Lumber Co.,, left for Seattle Thursday and will spend a month or two in the States be- fore returning to camp.
 Roy Mcleod will have charge of the lumber company plant during MT. Wilson's absence. Mrs. Outfit, of Hyder, B. C., was a passenger to the south Monday evening.
 .' Erie Lindgaard Is looking af- ter the Herald's circulation de-, partment at present and is authorized to receive subscript- ions.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

You're There With a Crosley Radio. See them at the Nugget Shop.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

David Evans, of Premier, was an arrival from the south on Thursday.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

"Scotty" Lynch was a passen- ger on the Taku II for Hidden Inlet.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

Mrs. c. E. Birdwell returned Thursday from visit in the south.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

A. H. Benkendorf, who has been on the sick list for some time, left Thursday for Seattle to undergo medical treatment.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-01-11

Roy Mcleod returned Mon- day from a vacation trip of several weeks in the south.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
RUDOLPH Is
TITLE BOUND
Only GreenIesf Remains
Between Him And
Cue Crown

NEW YORK. Def I5-R-E
anyone L 70 stop TIE triumphant
parade or E-zE R1co-2a through
TIE fed = re -c-I1S Champion
snip roczs- Billiards Tournament.
apparently Il I'll hzrs 70 be Pz-7z
Gresle1-. defending t-E-zo-5e-.
R16a-- E1o nails from Chi
csso. 1ose6 OF Tie NeT Tc-k
ca-k hasa O-o.r.o Ls1--- IL c
- = - Innings Izs- zEl- and
thereby ezrze6 rs fifth Successive
1c1-Lz-e-- E---o-- He has YET 70
zsf- A-1EI-z Koocx. z-o-ae- Eez
T0-5-. and Greer-ezt-
R11171s fire -11-1-s give hin
Ezcz11-e1 rozeSs77 @ TIE k76
VIII G-es-less IS r--e---7 VIII
four victories sn5 Gre defeat LzE-i
IS third WITH fo- ard rxo- Woods
fourth E1-- three and three. Frank
Ts1=<E q Sc1s-6-scr. - p
fifth =1-a 70 z-1 three. Bernie
Alien CT Kansas Ct-- sixth WITH
tEp ard fur: Pzscuz-e Ss-zrs.
C11-zE1 Ee-Er-h -l-r ore ard
four sE Thomas Boz--zr- Port
and Ore eight -I-l crs ard FIVE
F11o111 PAYS Woods r1--Er-
E--n natalie meeting Alien arr
Be--=- 1-s--- Tsbe-L iris
afternoon
G-eeres. gaze further s-fs-r
nat e s hack u fern Yesterday
E1s- - -c---eG Woods Is u
- = Is t1-5-r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
CUBS PINE
For Firstbaseman Only To
Find They Have One

CHICAGO. Dee ls-p- After
hunting al oTer the ozss1z- Iz-<-
z-s1e f1r another first 1zs-zr.
the CuS ds-oTere6 tier bought
che fran Bzl--ore LAST s---e-
although they purchased hin to-
an 0--[5e6e--
FL1e-r Barren. n E-res--ct
prospect p-sTe6 II TIE C1-tls6 BE-
Cz1S Bz---zo-e had Q caps5ls frs.
5zSelzn ard nesce6 Al ou-fezer
After Tire Cubs failed 20 c1-a-z
i'm Bo--c-sy from rze g. Lc1.s
Cz-1-zL Manage Rozs-s Eo-1xr
AID P-ex1e-- VILLAIN = Week
wondered . Barton night r1e -
converted into q .-s- Escxe--
Investigation -eTese6 I-s- Sa--
ton p-zve6 a. his bzse1s- .. &C.
initial cc--s- U--1l tbe C-re<
moved hin MO TIE oz-1sk Horn
ScT SzTs % VII - Ez-ea p,e--y C.
opportunity 70 prepare himself =
u-cs-.-16T Charlie Grim a.
Cso--s Ke-T-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16

5peCsl 70 III As-G-oS
EARLISGES. De- i6-Tns I'D
Crane Waller Amateur Baszs.
Bal hague VII SWING MD zc--01
THURSDAY night E1Ea hoS---ss
are C begin = TIE l3Ee- brake
Tie upper bracket I'll .0-oE SIT
F-16sF STe1-og. launching t1s
league INTO : 2I-zzrs Scle11ls
THURSDAY night I'll .-1 SeoE-
rizr - FU-- B-ozl P--Ee-a -
San Be-1sc. Ez-l1-E7 = B-CE-z-
vie ard RIO Ho15o E-h Al Of
nsgh- u the lower 1-zcze- FRIDAY
night schedule u ths upper d-zcz-
O. VII be Is foI5xS- r R-1zz31
~ Pnsr. E6-5LE a. WeS-z-o-
ProzreSo IL E5couc1 ard H-A-le-
off night
President Sps-z Clarke has az
Na-ed officials OF the opening
'kE1- Is fc-oTx- Ike Em1-y a.
PhzT. L : Martin a WeSlzco.
Palmer .. Ed7ouch. Irvine and
P-1xn q BroxnsTls possible
co1he header. Nes-y herman e
San Be-I-o
Final Plans Made
Formation @ TIE league 49,
co1Suma-ec Mn-czT night In q
meeting stated a. The Para hotel
n Harrington Fourteen clubs were
represented and ire circuit EzS
divided into upper and lover
brackets Il order 20 CITRATE Iolz
jumps CUBS u TIE icTs- bracket
are Ezrl-nzsn Methodist san Be
w~ E=- - - -
me-z. B-oz1STI-e and R-o Eo-to-
The Brownsville junior College EzS
given option OF en-e--rz tire league
BY Saturday OF this EeeL Other
wise there I'll De z bank sozce n
the eight team Ele6u-e-
The upper bracket is composed
OF p RlnZzo.6- Pnarr. E6co1ch-
Ed-nc1-g- DrO1-eSo- McAIe- and
Weslaco- This also leaves -hs eighth
Position blank An- Ei6zIzo county
team IS given the option % taxing
I'd the eighth position However.
entry must be = bT Saturday 20
mrs. DC Wiling 70 pay Of the
game this week later = -hs form
q . postponed contest Tn-s must
be dore before Jan J.
PLAYING DATES
TIE loEe- bracket VII pay CT
Mondays and THURSDAYS and re
upper sec-.o1 zLI pay CT -Ees-
cars and F-l1zrz There & ore
exception % this rue For RING
god czrrct rIsv a. home Ct F-
dzXlghrs ard II s1ch cases these
s vii be p,z-H THURSDAY
Also The Christmas -izh-
ezaEe Il TIE IoTs- bracket VII D.
moved 10 70 TIE -5-n-
A ror.n- rzS fulT nae arf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16

ROCHESTER ~ Y Wex1r-
Rsrsr. Chicago. sea- steve "a
sl[o. AE1Irr. ~ = I'D
MIAMI Fs-5s5e Herman. Ca
r1c-l1z no-Esd nu- Alcs-T Len
Tz-rz- Fla Cd
NEWARK ~ J-Ttrce curces
Bslrl-o-F- knocked cur D~rri-
Go-1sl. Ireland Cd
LONDON E-zHzr1-Al Foreman
Montreal Que ard johnny CuTh-
re-- Erriar1 6reT Isl
FITTSBURGH-k O c1-r-=
Akron O. Eocke1 CIT Gerrrs
Pzna- P~T--x5r-zh- ~
BOSTON-Co1 OKe-T Ireland
cEtpciltsd Al Friedman. Boston
l1-
TULSA ok-s-E rs-. Pits
turzh defeated Babe Hunt. Foncs
Cir Okla foul i0l-
DES MONIES Ta-EyE1e WISE
r-z-- DeS Mo-1ES ou-pcz--ed E--
PzlEso Ne< Yc-k CoD- Louie Mas.
DeS Ncs-es cu-oozr.ed Jscx 3sr-
Cz--1y. Chicago -0g-
BUFFAIAEeorEe Eschc.G 5u<-
fEln o-rpcsr.ed Chcck BITS CT
cazo. Uc)-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
Man Held Following
Amarillo Shooting

AMARILLO. DE 1e-7- Ore
EEl Eas he'd hv o.ts-erS toczy
after his companion. Frank Parker
O OklahoDa CITY lad been shot
% Death e Tie farm OF Tom Nay
o. Tie miles EEs- OF Clarendon
SaFlo[ attempted TO SUMMON ths
sheriff 70 take charge Of three men
e found On his plzce Sunday night.
III : shc- Vas fired as ne vent 10
TIE -eep1c1e- Es called for hei1
s-6 ION Mos 9 cot-on picker. ran
. rs assistance Il . shooting.
Parker EzS killed ore @ tie ito
Tzs he'd and the third escaped II
II automobile
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
Sandwina Fights
Poreda Tonight

NEW YORK De- H-<-A 81
round oc-- he-Ee>5 Tel 6Ez1E1-E.
S11-x Ctr. la bezTTwEgrt E1c
StznlE Po-ecz e Je-oey CT. hez1s
Il sL-Ez- 5ozz-E card .7- re seE
YORK Are-czns C1rrEEs fund g.
rhe g. g5rhnss. arena rrz.Eht
Ec1s Ran Polish E~rlr-wEFEr.
meets E1de F-1sco. ard TzrE Par
ns-. Bal-=os Lightweight Ct
coz1le-s E-oer- G-s O. Be-EE-
II eszrt rc-n6sr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
Hal FOR COoI<F<S

6E7LIS-C0-cE ha-IsS n re
El-E--e zsy mean -aa- -ouTI
Es- Es-le- without . hat thar
VIII o-e- Pro- a S--r6e- fms
that n rz-- instances TIE ter
perzru-e INSIDE q hat q . mars
mead Is n--er Coo-er than OUTSIDE
-ce1e-c--z On TIE -r1= cr rat.
In one instance 4 -S found TIA
he temperature inside = Pa-srs
IA ~zs Il degrees. ~n-e outside
i vas g.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
LII GAfLE TALB0T. o.
a~SsanaaaN1 Press Amn2as Mnarg

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DALLAS ~ 4&--@ -E
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H1zE Dr. fE- -1FT rIr &C. r1~ ~HEU
PEEL&-GE rae "a EtrlTF "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
Monty CEIIINC

. DOSDOS-Fve hundred per
children hz5 Their annual c.r-.C
recently IS IRE reSIit of Eo1eT
vd5cn -zs chained from TIRE Gel
ing Of the F1---cT hotel n the To--
tenhzrl CCurr-rczd cS--cr- For
the past five Fez-s Z Eas been Tire
practice o. cuS-oTE-x az the E1-el
70 wrap zzTe- and copper coins in
tissue paper 70 TEich q tack 3 zf-
fixed and th-oE the misses q fh=
roCf. where t5e- remain for TIE
ret O. TIE rear 20 - collected for
fhf FL c-ll--fls r.r-.r-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16

Automobile traffic III Ser YORK
: beng sqesced I'D - the CT
s-ruclo1 OF elevated highways
ADORE the streets to- fsx- travel
One s1ch overhead lane extends
north waterfront where cars can
travel - : fss- clip without inter
ference from cross txa<tlc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16

Z
busy sc-z77--z Sc--e CO rs rsTT.
Her c-l- FRO cruisers tire Eet-<z-
and the Ee.s J-e- z-e - 5e -1-ke1
Tie former Is o training vessel ar
the latter . the fines. vessel =
De-ra-ks tiny rar--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16

IAe Cr--ec States az za1 pos-2Se
fzzs = 3 cez-s tc- r1e crS- U7ce =
- &C. sa-e s.1--o.Ei o--ce o.
fzcxc1 rearecc 1e--e-x -a-1e1 -
e. Cz-ce1 S-sees fc 5s pc71 -
zTkxzc3 TAXA r.E 1l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16

NILS Of fish Q cesfrore1
o drought last sumner - n esst
u r-sres
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
OPEN EVERY EVENING UsTn CHRISTMAS
Trade In your
old suit
We are offering you an
opportunity to help the
NEEDY saUe moneyGt
the same time.

Thia is cur pianf Bring 40 an @d 900 H
clothes So % loaEg need F@ to So 80 - Co.,
io~ you $500 0n the puFrhaar prr~ ~ 49, 49, ~
CIR steel We ~aH fh@n tnrn the @a Hmm amm hm
someone len need
Tbs plan shozld - % esH EFnaH Hn@r 49,
plenty of people che are bs6iy am nrrs H rA~Ehes
and ore masua haze youar o~@p~r@taaa 49, maMr tMH
dee q success Look 0v~r yuur wnFuEnA~ IS &c
THAT you car sE@re. M~ @di aerrpf aHF n@a--m@
matter ho~ ole-~nd gre " 80 .ns rhs~H.A~ -
EsniEafion or individuai you nuEF~n-
" - . reaA ~ay 81 ~offrranH a hrARanF hnmm-mmm
you ~il b- turning ED cI0th~s 80 GuRK $3.50 @z
casa
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1930-07-30
-Ca AiGtlg.e
By Il. TCER IN
7 o o Z g

If there is an epoch Which assign
the decisive, s
Tt is during this porsis~
ambition
uever-failine; highly intense al
most irvipc1blo.
1t is youth Who dares who defies. who hopes. who
chieves. Il of triumph
hat We
destiny and
The quality CT Guidance of PRINCIPLES
which 6urin6 the youth deternind to
great life 1atr stage
Many crooked in princi pies an1
tiCe, it to int youth when he
guided in the Many with
string OF college corrupt Unin
Q
and ~ curing youth.
s decisive h life
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1930-07-30

The community picnic on July 9th vas
won sen. our sailor friends from the oraAe,
caIifornis, New York, Nsvade aud the yyS yard
be oongra tulated for their Kind Geo p9ration
in doing their share. Rcuorab1e Ecnt1ons
are in order to 1 1a9 or all
our sailor guests; MIR * Mrs. Z. Mateo, as
hosts and caretaker Of the reS4rVctl0n 1T :
serving of foods; M. Y. Bsrrios and I'll
team oaptsjns for the o9 tSei
coo psrations Of the plans Of the 7rosids1t
Filipino Rogres sive Association; and all
eh9 9sel ne sao oee Mr. H. Aq9ino spoEsOr of
this picnic taxes this Opportunity to thank
everybody for doing their share.
The Omaha indoor beso!ell toan won the
Saa5 Ti sna3 'f From the s+oa2 :oa
toan to tho score Of 9 to :: - e1 81 fo
6est How York sop io0S Sy the score o.
Q to 5. By Onsha's victory ever Bremerton
they Will Be proud and happy to bciHg TO
tic Of the ir indoorba seba11 supremacy
D. s:atc: wa: host to fare
we'll dinner party given in honor o. our
departing bachelor, Marco Aouinos In0 rs IS
detached to duty at"the navy yard f0r the
USs Lexington.
The onaha;s Filipi9o crew gaze = fare-
VOL party on July 10Th, at the hone 4 oe
Mr.. Marian Bsrrinuevo. Sremerton aOS Ign
aS9d Res ana the nu
Sic The ALL STAR CAST rendered their IA
vorites and good time was had by ALL
lr.G Mrs. Leon Morales and family arrive
from California last week to JON mas eh1P
nan first class is popular Filipino on
the boar ship.
'''''.
The Knickerbooker Filipinos were hosts
last Get Together Might. This po Pniap
night is regularly ATTENDED ny e'oiJ0oNS'
Mrs. l.. Tando the ladies ne6k'io rta
oe wi tn all the ladies as oppoaen fNe
was awarded loving cup. MRS. AVE-.
won the ladies needle race. Sho vas wv wa =
de ALSO loving cup. Keen :ntefes's We =
evident among the ladies during inc e''" -
The USS Omaha will leave fer Sfn Feoro
c.1if on july 81. Won voyage ssh. pmates.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1930-07-30
POETS CORNER
R ; } Il e, I2

Any color Of hair, as long red,
Is the color that suits ne best,
FhoUGh = Will allow there is much So i'd,
For yellow and green and the rest
But the feeble tints which some effect,
In the things they make or buy,
Have never : say wi tn all respect
Appe aled to ny critical eye.
There's that il red that warns the blood
And quicker nan within,
Ard bring to speedy and perfect bud,
The Gems OF original sin;
So, though Tn properly born and breed,
I'll own with certain zest,
That any color, so long it's red,
Is the color that suits ne best.
EUGENE FRANC IA.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1930-07-30
IF Yoy loRE BLUE

e were an aeo-o1d artist,
liaster whom overyour knew
Tho prettiost picture 7 could paint
JculG be- Of you in blue.
The picture would Guido ell others few.
It least, be c1Gssed With the better ..
could find joy IL this painting,
If 7 ever had seen you III blue.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1930-07-30

The USS Omaha will leave fer oEn FeuFo
c.7;f an Julv al Won voyage ssh. pmates.
Bring the loving cup next year.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1930-07-30
EoI LET Us ELL sl.ILE

Eol LET Us ILL sl.ILE
A leaf Just landed NY head;
TO walk I'r hardly ab1e;
The leaf that landed on NY head
Vas taken from table.
lily Scotch boy friend sent his picture"
How does it 1ook?"
II don't know, I haven't had 1t developed
yet"
~ novor stole anything in ny life"
you didn't? But thought you wrote jo-
kos for comic publication."
zie9: How do you like bathing beauties?
7ield: don't know. I mover bathod one.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1930-07-30

Mrs. A. D. Santos was host to rare
we'll dinner party given in honor O. o"i
departine bachelor, Marco AQUinc, Tho
detached to duty at tho navy yard @or
USS Lexington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-09
GRANT LETTER CALLS
ATTENTION TO PAVING
Stanton Park Citizens Learn of
Successful Effort at First
Meeting.

After striving for many years to have
the old walks in Stanton Park repaved,
success attended the efforts of the STAN
ton Park Citizens Association this Sum-
mer. A letter was read at the first
meeting of this season, held in the Pea
body School last night, from Lieut. Col
u. S Grant, Sd, director of public build
ings and public parks, calling attention
to this improvement and letter from
the association thanking Col. Grant for
the work.
1t was also announced at the meeting
by A. H Gregory, president, and Mrs.
L. H. Brown, secretary, that c street
had been repaved on the south side of
the park between Fourth and Sixth
streets northeast and Massachusetts,
avenue from Seventh to Eleventh street,
thus completing the new concrete paw
ing on this avenue all the way from the
Union Station to Lincoln Park.
No business could be transacted at
last nights meeting because only five
persons were present, while quorum Is
Is persons. The principal business was
to have been the nomination of officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-09
23.2 PCT. OF CHEST
FUNDS DESIGNATED
Street Attributes Decrease in Do
nors' Specifications to Con-
fidence in Directors.

Less than fourth or asa per cent
of the 1880 Community Chest gifts
were DESIGNATED as for the use Of
specific organizations as compared with
26 per cent in 1929, ofhcials disclosed
today.
Elwood Street, director OF the Chest,
pointed out that while some of the af-
Inflated organizations received designa-
lions for more than their budgets, the
Chest system prevents expenditure Of
more than the actual needs of such
organizations, the surplus reverting to
the general fund. He attributed the
decrease in designations to greater
confidence by the public In the Chest
method of distributing funds.
The report disclosed that only. 81 ,S44
of 90, 900 contributors in 1880 designated
all or part of their contributions, as
compared with 35,479 out Of $1,000 who
DESIGNATED in 1929.