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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
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RHODA FOSTER
TO BE GUEST OF
y. w. c. A. BOARD

Miss Rhoda Foster. western divi.
sion field executive for the y. ". G.
A., will meet with the county Y. W.
G. A. board some time during the
latter part of October. according to
announcement made at last night 3
board meeting held at the home OF
Mrs. Genevieve Williams, county
president, 32l +. seventh avenue
Calexico.
Since so many valley people are
interested in hearing Miss Foster
speak, the meeting viii be open 70
the public and will be preceded by
n luncheon AT the Barbara Worth
hotel. Complete details will be an
Dounced through the Press later.
At last nights meeting, Mrs. Il.
G. Jones. chairman of the summer
camp at Hipass, gave very able
and comprehensive report of both
the high school and grammar school
Girl Reserves camp and Of the health
camp.
iier report embodied various re
concentrations to the board for the
SthNI NhlNHl Va I hI N'AiA T.
several of which were voted upon
1t the meeting. 1t was decided that
the camp ground should be surveyed
and that committee from the y. W.
c. a. be appointed to meet with
committee from the -Tubercul9-
sis society to plan for next year :
camps.
Miss Frances Hervey, new asso-
ciate secretary who will work in the
north end of the valley, was pre-
sented to the board and her contract
for the next five months formally
ratified by the board.
FL Centre board members present
were Mesdames A. B. Hanson. H. G.
Jones, c. W. Whistler, while Imperial
was represented by Mrs. H. V. Gray
and Brawley by Mrs. Percy Palmer.
Calexico members present were Mes
danes Genevieve Williams, Frank
Bohr. G. Ralph. +. +. Kieffer, d.
P. Choisser, and D. r. Mayfield
Miss Bertha Patterson, local secre-
tary. and Miss Frances Patterson
were ALSO in attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
STANDARD RULES
OF ETIQUETTE

Question: What is the proper
wording of an invitation9
Answer: If the invitation is to
be a formal one, it is always writ
ten in the third person, whether
written by hand or engraved. \
formal dinner invitation i - fol
lows:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Smith
request the pleasure of
Mr.. and Mrs. William David Brown S
company at dinner
On Tuesday the seventh of October
at eight O'Clock.
No punctuation is used in the
formal invitation.
An informal invitation is always
written by hand and the first. and
second personal pronouns used, the
degree of intimacy expressed by
the letter being based on the degree
of friendship. Example:
Dear Mrs. Brown,
VIII You and Mr.. Brown dine
with us on Wednesday, the eighth
Of October at eight o 'clock'
hope that nothing will prevent
Your being with us that evening.
Very sincerely,
Mary White Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
MENUS FOR THE FAMILY
BY SISTER MARl
NEi Service Writer

! CHILDREN usually look forward
~ to dessert az the end Of lunch
,on or dinner with much eager
less. Much food value can be
,mbodied in simple pudding and
t other foods are properly eaten.
here is no reason TO deny small
persons the pleasure of a sweet.
In planning menus the dessert
,hou!d be considered as definite
part OF the meal and not merely
IN addition or after-dish that
will be sweet. For instance. II
.hild has been given an egg or
amb chop or meat OF any sort. the
iessert for this meal should not
,e a cusEard. Stewed or fresh
'ruit and a cookie. an eggless rice
budding. junket. cornStarch or
apioca puddings are suitable des-
;erts TO follow meat.
An easily digested pudding that
S suitable for children surely can
lot hurt the adult members OF
amily and need not be distaste-
'ul to them. Mid puddings OF
tSISGdule ltNlu e NdH bE Ah
Taried forms TO be acceptable 70
Utmost everyone. Rich steamed
buildings and rich pastries are diff
icult TO digest and have no place
IL ehild's diet. When the family
dessert is OF this type. a plain des-
sert OF fruit can be substituted
With little extra work on the moth
sr'S part.
Nourishment in Puddhigs
Eggs. cornstarch. rice. tspioca.
Dread crumbs. gelatine. Junket
and sea moss can be used with
milk singly or in combinations
with fruits. Such puddings offer
much nourishment for growing
bodies and are not difficult to di-
geSt.
Whenever cornstarch or tapioca
S used. long cooking is impera-
i've. This means that they must
De pre-cooked before combining
with eggs. for all egg dishes must
De cooked at q low temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07

cupied the evening, a dainty sup.
per being served ut the conclusion
Of the game.
Mrs. Ernest Saunders Won high
score prize, Mrs. Robert McNamar"
second and Mrs. Andrew Dilbeck
consolation. Mrs. Goodrich was a..
sisted by Mrs. j. 2. Hansen.
Guests present included Mesdam2-
j. p Hansen, Duane Stafford. a
c. Finney, d. Z. Creighton. Charles
Delp. Mark Connolly, Neal II. Gavin.
Russell Graves. Leslie Mcconnell, (.
Reed, J. /. Travers, Harvey Dunn OF
CaleXico, Andrew Dilbeck, Ems;
Saunders, Robert Mcnamara. and
the guest of honor, Mrs. Wesley
He'll.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
Social BrevitieS

Arts and Crafts section members
will meet tomorrow morning ut 9;"u
with Mrs. Vaughn y. Thompson, 400
Sandalwood avenue. \ cordial IN
yitation is EXTENDED to all members
Of the Woman's Ten Thousand club
who are interested n the work of
this section to be present At tomor-
row 5 meeting.
All members Of the executive
board of the Imperial County FEEDER
alton of Women's clubs and all club
presidents are reminded Of the meet
ing tomorrow morning at lu:5U
O'clock in the Dunlack hotel, Braw
ley. Plans for the southern district
convention to be held in BrawIoy
November 1921. will be made at this
time.
An important meeting of the ways
and means committee Of the Won.
ans Ten Thousand Club has been
called b. Mrs ". c. Costello, chair
man, for Wednesday evening at $50
al her home, 642 Orange avenue.
Twelve girls of the Silsbee di,
trict met Yesterday and formed a
HI clothing club. Mrs. }. L. pu
Rois, Mrs. \. f. Gramer. and Mrs.
II. j. Havens VII act as leaders,
and work on the first phases Of the
clothing project will begin At oncf,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07

cncc of the League of Municipal.
ties, Division of Public Health Off
GERS.
Marion Buchholz is taking DIR.
Fox 5 place here while the doctor
is away.
Practically every health officer il
the state is attending the Long
Beach conference. Dr. FOX will be
back late Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
PRETTY AFFAIR
FOR MRS. He'll

Mrs. n. L. Goodrich was hostess
at a charming bridge party given
last night at her home, 53+ Sandal
wood avenue, in compliment TO Mrs.
Wesley He'll.
Chrysanthemums in pastel shades
made effective decorations. the
same delicate colorings being repeat
ID i'll all appointments. Bridge oe-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
Extreme Cruelty
Named In Action

Charging extreme cruelty, Essie
Bathrick yesterday afternoon filed
Il divorce action against Weldon NJ
Bathrick.
Mrs. Bathriel1 seeks also tp re
cover $2,400 alleged to be duc her
after her husband had persuaded
her TO mortgage her property for
that amount, and turn the money
over to him. lin her complaint Mrs
Bathrick charges that her husband
struck her more than once, ana that
he used profanc language to her.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
INTERPOST COUNCIL
ELECTS OFFICERS

lnterpost council of the American
Legion met last night at the lmper-
ial Legion hall, election of officers
being the chief item of business at
the Auyiliarv session.
Mrs. d. Y. Stewart of Imperial
will act as president for the coming
year. Mrs. ID. G. McChristy Of I'm
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
Daily Menu

BREAKFAST - Oran II G e
Juice, cereal. cream. scram-
bled eggs. crisp toast. milk.
coffee.
LUNCHEON - Potato and
nut puffs. creamed carrots.
celery hearts. raisin bread.
grapes. milk. tea.
DINNER = Braised flank
steak. mashed potatoes. ten
minute cabbage. grape fruit
salad. pumpkin pie, milk. cof-
fee.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07

G. E. Zaehow, Leavenworth. Wash
incton, has six apple trees on whic:i
all the apples are double. Each has
two blossom ends and are evidently
two apples grown together.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07

perial as secretary, Mrs. W J. Webb
Of Imperial. as chanlain a&5 Mrs.
Charles L. Farrell Of FL Centre as
ergeant-at-afms.
At the conclusion Of the business
session, the women joined the men
and refreshments were served, Il SO
cial hour being cnjoyeA
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07

\ test half-acte plot OF Lad2k al
falfa on the II. b. Townsend farm,
Tumalo. Ore, show 50 cents increase
cf hay over Grimm alfalfa At the
FIRST cu+tinr
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07
Health Official
At Coast Meeting

Or. Warren +. Fox, county health
officer, IS in Long Beach today,
where hc went to attend a confer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-07

THE UNUSUAL appliQued TRIM
ming of this dark brown sue1'
envelope is of tortoise shell. Iho
center of the flower motlt Is
round brown button and buttoh'
hole.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
NOTICE TO

Sealed proposals addressed TO
Cameron County Water Improve
ment District No. Fourteen OF
Brownsville. Texas, will be received
at the office OF the President of said
District, in Room S12. Merchants
National Bank Building, Browns
vile. Texas. until I'm May 9th,
1880. for furnishing all necessary
equipment, materials and labor for
constructing certain Improvements
for Cameron County Water I'm
provement~ District No. Fourteen,
owner. Of Brownsville, Texas.
Bidders must submit certified
check for two per cent (29oJ OF the
amount Of the bid. payable without
recourse to the order Of Cameron
County Water improvement District
Nc Fourteen, as guarantee that the
bidder will enter into the contract
and execute bond and guarantee in
the forms provided in specifications
within ten days after notice OF
award Of contract to him. Bids with
out required check will not be con-
sidered.
The owner reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids and 70 waive
formalities. In case of ambiguity or
lack of clearness in stating the
prices in bids. the owner reserves
the right to consider the most adj
vantageous construction thereof, or
TO reject the bid.
Bidders are expected to inspect
the site Of the work and to inform
themselves regarding all local cdi-
ditions.
Instruction 10 bidders. Proposal
Forms. Specification and plans. En-
gineer's Report and Profiles show
ing the work to be done. are on file
az the office OF w. u. Anderson, En-
eineer for said District. at San
Benito. Texas. and viii r furnished
bidders at the cost Of $4,000.
Bidders will be required TO make
a lump sum proposal FOR the entire
work covered by the plans and spe-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

and shall contain a copy Of the
order Of election, and shall be
published once each week for four
consecutive weeks in a newspaper
Of general circulation published IN
said district. and the first Of such
publications shall be at least thirty
days prior to the date set for the
election, and by posting copies Of
said notice in four public places in
the District. and one copy of said
notice at the door Of the Court
House In Brownsville, Cameron
County. Texas. for thirty days prior
to the date set for the election.
The above and foregoing notice
Is given pursuant to said order OF
the Board OF Navigation and Canal
commissioners made and entered or
the 26th day OF April. A. d. 1880.
Witness our hands and seals at
Brownsville. Texas. this 26th day Of
April, A d. 1880.
Brownsville Navigation Dist.
OF Cameron County. Texas
BY John Gregg. President
j. G. Fernandez, Secretary
(SEAL)
Attest:
j. q. Fernandez
Secretary. Brownsville Navigation
District Of Cameron County. Texas
(SEAL) II. D. Seago
Cleark Of the County Court Of
Cameron County, Texas.
4-27-2B-5-12-l9 81. 1871
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Miller Hotel: A. G. Buckner and
Frank Alcedo as Presiding Judge
and Assisting Judge. and Miss
Lydia Champion and Mrs. H. J..
Wallis as Clerks.
Precinct No. q, polling place.
Martinez Drug Store No. 2; Cuban
MonseeS and Lee Vance as Presid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge, and
John II. Hunter and Fermin Cuellar
as Clerks.
Precict No. %. polling place, the
old Grammar School: "A. G. Hipp
and Valentin Gavito as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge. and
FREDERICK Recio and Tomas Tijeri-
ma Jr. as Clerks.
Precinct No. 80. as heretofore Gre
ated by the Commissioners Court,
is hereby created and defined as
a voting precinct for holding said
election, and Moss Store is named
as the polling place for holding
said election, and Il. ID. Moss and T..
J.. Lewis are named as Presiding
Judge and Assisting Judge, and w.
r. Ford and j. @. White as Clerks
Of said election.
All that territory OF Voting Pre-
cinct No. 80 as heretofore created
by the Commissioners Court. lying
within the metes and bounds Of
said Navigation District, is hereby
created and defined as a Voting
Precinct for holding said election.
and the school house near the res
idence OF j. M. Saner Is hereby des-
ignated as the polling place in said
Voting Precinct for holding said
election. and Mrs. j. M. Saner and
j. M. Saner are named as PTesid-
ing Judge and Assisting Judge, and
John r. Cara and A. r. Cara as
Clerks of said election:
Voting Precinct No. "a as hereto
fore created by the Commissioners
Court OF Cameron County. Is here
by created and defined & a Voting
Precinct for holding said election,
and Matt Browns residence Is here
by named as the polling place in
said Voting Precinct. and Matt
Brown and A. Moncur r named
as Presiding Judge and Assisting
Judge Of said election, and Mrs. H.
z. Grove and Mrs. E. E. Shinpaugh
as Clerks Of said election.
None but resident property tax
payers who are qualified voters of
said Navigation District shall be
entitled to vote at said election. and
every person who offers to vote at
said election shall first take the
following oath before the Judge OF
the polling place wherein he offers
to vote. and the Presiding Judge Is
hereby authorized to administer
the same.
II do solemnly swear that I am
o qualified voter Of Cameron Coun-
ty. Texas. and that 7 am a resident
property tax payer OF said Naviga-
ton District. and I have not voted
before at this election
At said election the following
form Of ballot shall be used:
Official Ballot
For the issuance Of bonds and
levy of tax in payment thereof:
Againts the issuance Of bonds
and levy of tax in payment there
OF:
For the bonds and levy Of tax in
payment thereof:
Against the bonds and levy Of tax
in payment thereof.
Notice OF election shall be sign
ed by the President and Secretary,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTIC OF

For Issuance CT Bonds in Browns
willie Navigation District Of Cam
eron County, Texas.
Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held on the 29th
day Of May. 1880. in Brownsville
Navigation District Of Cameron
County. Texas, for the purpose OF
determining whether or not the
legally qualified property tax pay
ing voters OF said District desire
TO authorize the issuance or bonds
on the faith and credit Of said dis
trict in the amount Of one million
five hundred thousand dollars ISL
500, 10000 and levy of tax sufficient
20 pay the interest thereon and
Aprovide a sinking fund sufficient
4 10 redeem said bonds at maturity,
said bonds TO bear interest at the
rate Of five and one-half 5HSl
per centum per annum. the inter-
est payable Semi-annually; said
bonds 10 be OF the date. denomina-
ton and each maturing at the
times specified in the order au-
thorizing and calling this election
and said election 10 be held in ac-
cordance with said order OF the
Board OF Navigation and Canal
Commissioners OF said District,
which order is made a part OF this
notice and is as follows:
BE ii remembered that on this
26th day of April A. d. 1880. the
Board OF Navigation and Canal
Commissioners OF Brownsville Navi-
cation District OF Cameron Coun-
ty, Texas. met In regular session
ct the offices OF the District in
the city OF Brownsville. Cameron
county. Texas. present as follows.
John Gregg. Navigation and
Canal Commissioner. President.
j. q. Fernandez. Navigation ard
Canal Commissioner. Secretary.
z. "A. Rosenthal. Navigation and
Canal Commissioner.
r. 3. Rentro, Attorney.
II. L. Yates, Attorney.
Whereupon the following pro-
ceedings were had and done, to-
wit:
In the Matter Of the Bond Elec-
ton for Additional Improvements,
Terminal Facilities, Etc.
WHEREAS. on the 22nd day Of
December. 1928. the qualified voters
OF the District voted two million
dollars OF bonds to pay the esti-
mated cost Of improvement or i'm
provementS OF the District. and for
navigation purposes. which bond
issue has been validated by act OF
the legislature Of the state Of Tex
as; and
WHEREAS, the Board Of Navi-
CATION and Canal Commissioners Of
the District finds. after due con-
~sideration, that IL is necessary 70
construct additional improvements
Of the District. TO deepen the Dis
trict's proposed channel from six
fteen feet to twenty-five feet. from
Brazos Santiago Pass through the
Gay to the mainland. and from the
mainland TO a point at or near
Brownsville. following the most
direct practical route from said
Pass, and wholly within the boun-
DIARIES OF the District, and 10 &C
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
PEN COBBLERS
GIVEN WORK
Prison Manager Knocks
Order for 5000 Pairs
Of Shoes

AUSTIN. May 5.-An order to
buy 5000 pairs Of shoes for con-
yicts Ia lying IN the table Of the
state board OF control at Austin.
It hasn't been sent to shoe fac
tories and probably won't be.
With Lee Simmons now In charge
as prison general manager, it is
probable that the cobbler convicts
will suddenly find their leisure at
an end. The prison system has on
hand materials with which to manu-
facture 5000 pairs Of shoes, II has
been found. It has equipment, not
50 good and not modern. but yet
equipment with which shoes can be
made.
So there will be a saving OF sev-
tral thousand dollars, and at the
same time more Of the prisoners
put to work different from chop
ping cotton. land last year the
state paid a dollar a day for the
privilege Of using each Of its con-
victs in farm work. The shoe fac
tory, small as it is, showed a profit,
though prison labor was charged
against 1t while no such charge
was made against the cotton farms.
Another unique thing the board
OF control has to buy is discharge
suits" for ex-convicts. That means
that every prisoner. when he walks
out Of the big gate. wears a new
suit OF clothes furnished him by the
state.
At this season Of the year, the
suits. trim palm beach or cool cloth
material. are bought at a cost OF
$3.50 each. They may not be fine.
but you can't tell they are dis
charge suits" when you see them on
a man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
by The Associated Press.)
INCLUDING Games of May Al
National League

tAOAA4A League
Batting - p. Waner, Pirates, 500
Runs. Herman Robins. 10.
Runs batted in - Herman, Rob-
ms, q.
Hits - Frederick. Robins 81.
Doubles - Flowers Robins; Dout-
hit. Hafey, Cards, 8.
Triples - Suhr Pirates. (.
Home Runs $50 Jackson Giants:
Klein, Phillies, 5.
Stolen Bases - p. Waner, Pirates;
Cuyler, Cubs. 5.
American League
Batting - Simmons, Athletics,
Ala.
Runs - Bishop. Athletics. q.
Runs Batted In - Simmons Attn
letics, 25.
Hits = Foxx, Athletics. Is.
Doubles - L. Sewell, Indians, 8.
Triples - Goslin Senators, 3.
Home Runs - Simmons, Athlet-
ics: Reynolds. White Sox, 4.
Stolen Bases - Cissell. White Sox;
Combs, Yankees; McManus, Tigers,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
THIRD WAS FIRST

Miss Talkington: They say he's
marrying his third cousin.
Mrs. Galley: Disgracefull I sup
pose the other two divorced him?
The Humorist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
| c. Z.

MAY WE serve your ice box with pure
crystal ice and Ave you money as well
as food7 Delivery guaranteed daily.
We do not near maybe. Respectfully
solicit your patronage. Harris = In
BiT4
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ana the levy OF q TAX 10
pay the interest thereon and pro-
vide a sinking fund sufficient to
redeem said bonds at maturity.
same to be issued under authority
Of Section 50 Of Article is of the
Constitution Of the State Of Texas.
and the provisions OF Chapter 5 Of
the General Laws passed by the
Thirty-ninth Legislature and Acts
Amendatory thereof. and Of Chapter
1872 OF the Acts Of the Regular Ses-
sion Of the Forty-first Legislature;
the amount Of bonds being for the
sum OF one million five hundred
thousand dollars Isl 500. 100000. of
which amount. the sum OF six hun
bred thousand dollars $500. 1000.
Is 10 be used TO paw the estimated
costs Of such additional improve
ment or improvements and TO deep
en- the Districts proposed channel
from sixteen feet to twenty-five feet