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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
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WOMAN'S SOCIETY
III MEETING

WOMANS SOCIETY
HOLDS MEETING
The Baptist woman's Missionary
society held It's regular meeting nj
the home OF Mrs RI. f. Tanning
Tuesday. After the devotional
which was led BY Mrs. Leary the
business meeting was held.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marks and
children OF San Antonio spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Har-
rlnEton-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. flaming ard
family yer the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. "A. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Trip spent
one day last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Wilbanks.
Mrs. Afford arrived here Tues
day from Galveston tor an extend-
e visit with her daughter Mrs
Claude Pearson.
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Auxiliary Of
Legion Will
Sell Poppies

Thousands Of peoples, al made
by disabled veterans Of the World
War in Texas, will 60 on sale next
Saturday IN Brownsville, sponsored
by the American Legion auxiliary.
A special window display will be III
the y. Q. Penney store.
Every effort l. being made by the
local Legion auxiliary to make the
Poppy Day sale q big success. The
money gained Is 10 be used In car
ryinE on the work among the SOL
diers In the three state hospitals at
FL Paso. San Antonio and Kerrville.
The patients at Kerrville are from
all parts OF the United States. hence
the great responsibility Of units Of
this state in caring for them.
Mrs. Joe Lindaberry Is chairman
or the poppy sale, with Mrs. J. $,
Spikes and Mrs. Ben e. Clark or
the committee. All members OF the
local unit will assist and all wives,
sisters, mothers and daughters OF
~ex-service men are urged TO aid
the auxiliary in the sale.
Headquarters will be in the Gro
mack building.
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Calendar For The Week


MONDAY
The Presbyterian Auxiliary will not have its regular meeting Mon
day. Members viii observe calling" day.
Circle one Of the First Christian church will meet with Mrs. Velten
In Banker addition az 3 p m.
The Baptist womens Missionary society will hold an all-day in
dustral meeting with lunch at the church. beginning at 10 a n.
The Altar Society OF the Sacred Heart church will meet with Mrs.
Eugene Richards, Fourteenth and Washington, for a special session az
3 . m
Episcopal Guild meets al Parish house at $50.
c. z. S. meets at hall, 8 p. m, special meeting.
TUESDAY
Mardi Bridge club with Mrs. c. ?. Perkins at the country club.
WEDNESDAY
Bridge club with Miss Beatrice Friedman.
Just-Sew club with Mrs. Albright.
Business and Professional Womens club at Il Jardhn-
THURSDAY
Called meeting Of American Legion auxiliary at the Legion hall.
1880 p m
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NaLley-wide
OPENING For
Contention

A gala opening evening for the
state convention OF the Business
and Professional Women's clubs In
the Valley June 9. 10 and IL is be-
ing given the special attention Of
committees in charge. according to
Mrs. Blanche Fulgham Of Harlin-
gen, Valley federation president
An invitation IS extended the en-
tire Valley TO attend the opening
program in Fair park auditorium
IN Harlingen. Monday evening,
May 9. at which tine Miss Marion
II. McClench Of Ann Arbor, Mich.
president OF the National FEEDER
alton, will be the principal speaker
Another speaker or the program
will be Miss Daisy Il. Leake Of
Temple. second vice president o.
the National federation. the only
officer Of the National federation
from Texas. Miss Leake has visit
ed the Valley a number Of times.
AL secretaries Of the chambers
Of commerce and presidents Of the
mems service clubs. Rotary, Kiwan-
IS. Lions and others, are q be spe-
cial guests for the opening. and
will have a part on the program.
according 70 the plans. A number
OF the women business and club
leaders OF the state. delegates TO
the convention, viii also take part
on the program.
One conviction TO which Miss
McClench ~subscribes Is the belief
that every business woman should
be a well-rounded individual with
varied interests outside her office.
Her aversion Is "frazZled nerves"
Every woman needs leisure" she
says. She should have an avoca-
ton that will prove a sort OF safety
valve for her during those leisure
hours"
Miss McClench. who has been a
business woman for many years
has worked from the bottom no"
in life insurance, ana now holds the
conspicuous record as one Of the
leading insurance women in the
middle west. Her ideas about wo-
men IN business have beer widely
discussed the past few years.
She holds that Improvement n
business will not be brought about
merely by women going into busl-
ness.
Every once IN a while someone
advanced the mid-victorian idea
that women have gone into bust
ness for the publication Of bust
ness. whereas the truth Of the mat
tire is that they are there TO earn
a living just the same as men,"
she says.
II confidently believe that they
will contribute a high degree OF
idealism to business, but We must
not lose sight Of the fact that that is
not their main purpose IN being
there. The world has no right TO
demand that business women ex-
erciSe any greater unSeltishness
than do men" Miss McClench as
Serts.
Improvement In business will
not be brought about by feminine
ideals or masculine ideals but by
the cooperation OF men and wo-
men working together" is her be-
lief.
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St. Joseph Academy
Program

st. Joseph's Academy announces
commencement program, to begin
Thursday. May %. at 8 p. m. with
an evenings entertainment AT Junior
college auditorium. Two plays.
Father Time" and The Upstart"
will be presented
The public is invited to inspect
students work which will be on ex-
hibit Saturday. May "a, from $50
to 1880, followed by commencement
exercises at 8 o'clock on the Acad-
envy playground
Graduation exercises and the
baccalaureate sermon will be held
Sunday. May Is. OF 10 8. m. at the
Sacred Heart church, with Rt. Rev.
J. j. Lannon. Vicar General OF the
Diocese, delivering the sermon.
Seventh grade graduates are ].
Antunez, w. Barshel. r. Gonzalez,
jim L. Goode, S. Kahn, "A. Man
ciIlas, VIM. Mason, A. Ortiz. r.
Prado. N. Rivera. r. Salas. w. r.
Ross, K. Santos Coy. T. Urbano. O.
Watson, j. j. Young; members OF
the senior elias sare r. Gonzalez. r.
Lopez, G. Martin, H Sadurni. N.
Steiner. B. Streckfus and F. Zepeda-
Tic cast Of eta -acterS in the two
plays follows:
Father Time
Father Time-Baxter Holland.
New Year-Billie Mcdonald.
St. Valentine-R. Wagner.
st. Patrick. Browne.
Easter-H. Hallowell.
April Fool-A. Champion.
Patriots Day-M. Rutledge.
MAY and June. Mason and NJ.
Youkman.
Vacation Twins-A. Jimenez and
j. OraSon.
Memorial Day-v. Egly.
July. Rentfro.
Thanksgiving-B. Neale.
Hallowe'en-M. Cooney.
Santa Claus-R. z. MacNabb.
THE Upstart"
Mr.. Jordan CThe Upstart) - a.
Gonzalez.
Old Mr.. Jordan. his venerable
uncle-A. w. Reed.
Cleon. a sutton for the hand OF
Lucille--C. L. G. Cloetta.
CoviIle, his roguish valet-L.
Bauer.
Dorminies, the marquis-C. Mar
tin.
Doranto, q count-A. Clesen.
Nicholas. a serving man-R. l..
CHM.
Professor Of Philosophy-Ben
Streckfus.
Music MASTER Lopez.
Fencing Master-R. Gonzalez.
A pupil o.. the Music Masters.
Young.
Dancing Master-W. Ross.
A Tailor and his Apprentices.
L. Goode, VIM. CHM, J. Junkin, J.
Allen.
Two Little Negro Pages-E. Bar
reda and r. NJ. CisneroS.
Mufti-F. Zepeda.
D~ervishes-J. Cisneros and r.
Marques.
Footmen-G. Watson and r. Al
varez.
M~usicians-J. Coultas, 3. Huitt,
J. Young, VIM. Mason, and T. Ber-
mea.
Dancers. Arrese, n. Rivera, ".
Earthey and A. Allala.
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H.. KZoehn
.Entendins In
.Olmito Home

Mrs. II. Kloehn vas hostess at a
delightful bridge luncheon Thurs
day at her home IN Olmitc hon
oring Mrs. Harold Pugh Of Yves
laco. and her house guest Mrs.
Wright Chenault. Of Tennessee.
A color scheme Of yellow created
an effective setting in both the
living room and dining room. a
bowl OF yellow dahlias forming the
centerpiece for the luncheon table.
Covers were laid for Mrs. John
Rouse and Mrs. c.. G. FIFTH Of Ner-
cedes, Mrs. Pugh ard Mrs. Chenault.
Mrs. Martin Pugh and Mrs J. r.
Styles OF Brownsville Mrs. Carlos
de Zimnosek Of olrito. and the
hostess.
IN the bridge games which fol-
lowed the luncheon high score
prizes were won by Mr. Harold
Pugh and Mrs. Martir Pugh.
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Miss ~Ingersoll At
Home From Austin

Miss Martha InEersoll Of Browns
vile, who was injured in an auto
mobile wreck near Austin last March
returned to her home this week.
Miss Ingersoll suffered q broken leg
in the wreck, and has been confin-
ed to an Austin hospital.
Miss Ingersoll was a student In
the department Of journalism Of
the university before her withdraw
al from school several weeks ago.
She was also q contributor To the
Longhorn-Ranger, university maya
zine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
Club Compliments
Mrs. Reil

Members OF Mrs. G. A. Reil's
bridge club complimented her on
her birthday Friday afternoon with
q surprise picnic at City Park. She
was also given a handsome bed
spread as a gift from the club.
Those enjoying the afternoon
were Mesdames Louis Bauer, and
mother, Knox Steiner, Harry Hol-
lowell, Gene Richards. Arthur Pitt.
Ed Collins. Katherine Collins; Mis-
ses Olive Richards and Marjorie
Rel; Betty Joyce Pitt, Emily Pitt,
Marguerite Marsh, Miriam Rel,
and Harry Hollowell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
PIT. Officers
Entertained

The officers Of the South Ward
Parent Teacher Association enter
tanned the teachers Of their school
at a luncheon on Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. Guadalupe de Con-
zales.
Mrs. Gonzales, the vice-president,
was assisted BY Mrs. Virginia Car
denas. the president, and by Mrs
Retugio Cardenas, the secretary, II
entertaining.
A luncheon OF delicious Spanish
dishes was served. The dining
room was beautifully decorated
with summer flowers.
The P-T-A Of the Fourth Ward
School has given the school and
teachers most hearty support and
closing a very successful year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
Mercedes
MOTHERS TEA
TO BE GIVEN

The main event on next weeks
society calendar and one looked
forward to with much pleasure IS
the Mothers Tea" to be given
Monday afternoon at the Elks Hall
for the mothers Of the local Girl
Reserves, plans for which were COM
pleted at a meeting Of the Girl
Reserves at the house Of Miss
Francis Anderson this week.
A committee composed OF Misses
Virginia VIM, Martha Yearwood
and Ocie Nc Mil. was appointed
10 select a gift to be sent to Miss
Imogene Holdridge Valley girl
Reserve president. who was recen-
tiy injured in an automobile &C
cident.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
DRAMATIC CLUB HAS
WIENER ROAST

Llano Grande Lake was a most
delightful setting for a picnic one
evening during the past week. The
participants being the members OF
the Senior Dramatic club. accom-
panied by Misses Amy Carmick,
Mary Marrod and Grace Robinson.
A large bonfire was built on the
banks OF the lake and weiners were
roasted and marshnalows toasted.
Ghost stories were told, and later,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
PIT. A. Holds Last
Meet of Year

I~ncarnate Word PIT. A. held It's
final business session Of the year
Friday afternoon and cload al
pending business matters. An un-
usually large attendance was an
outstanding feature OF the meeting.
Reports on the proceeds Of the May
fete sponsored by the PIT. A. were
Aeard.
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PRETTY INFORMAL
r GIVEN

Mrs. Helen Symonds was hostess
at q pretty informal bridge party
this week being assisted II enter
tanning by her daughter Miss
Josephine SyNonds. Alter the
games a tempting refreshment
course was served.
Mrs. Allen Rearby served for the
women and r. r. Barton for the
men.
The guests included Messrs and
Mesdames Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ben
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson,
r. r.. Barton and Allen Rearby OF
McAllen.
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PTCNIC-SWIM
ENJOYED

A member or young people, ac-
complained by Miss Mary Narrod,
motored TO McAllen one afternoon
this week for q picnic supper and a
swim in Cascade pool.
Those making up the party IN
cluded Misses Pauline Thigpen,
Andie Bell Nc Kinney. Anna REFS
terer. Amy Frances Mcmillan
Helen Utter. Katherine Stolther.
Ruth Taylor, Selbye Martin and
Adelbert Underhill, Stanley Nc
Donald. Arthur Jones, Leonard Van
Berg. Owen brennan. Phillip Lentz
and Misses Amy Carmich, Grace
Robinson and Mary Narrod.
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SEVENTEEN ATTEND
AID MEET

Mrs. Julius Schupp was hostess
to the Dorcas Ladies Aid OF the
Emmanuel church at her home
Thursday.
The Rev. A. Bartling led the de-
votional service which opened the
meeting, and Mrs. r. Matt Miller.
president conducted the business
session which followed. Seventeen
were in attendance.
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Bridge Club With
Mrs. w. r. tones

Mrs. w. r Jones was hostess 70
her bridge club Friday afternoon 1t
her home.
Ms Milton West was awarded
high score favor, and Mrs. J. A.
Graham winning second high
A delicious salad course was serv-
ed.
The club Is to meet next week
with Mrs. j. 8. Graham.
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Confines. Goirgs

Mrs. VIII G. Griffin and Mrs. VII
liam Jervey returned Friday to It.
Brown after a visit in San Anton
10.
Mrs. w. II. Chambers and Mrs.
]. G. Sterchi OF San Antonio are
the weekend guests Of Mrs. w. g.
Sellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pitt and
two daughters are leaving today for
Monterrey, where they will spend
the next week.
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Hope Chapter to
Elect Officers

Hope Chapter. o. Z. g.. will meet
Monday night at 8 o'clock at the
hall for election Of officers. Special
memorial services for members who
have died during the past year will
also be held
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
PRESENTS PUPILS
IN RECITAL

Mrs. Paul Shotwell presented her
pupils OF piano music IN a most
entertaining recital at the Christian
church Tuesday evening.
The program was divided into
two parts, and at the close Of the
first, Mrs. Shotwell gave an inter-
esting talk on appreciation Of
music"
A reception for the pupils and
their friends was held following the
program. Mrs. Shotwell was as
sisted In entertaining by Mrs. N.
o. Jacobs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
SEW o ORPHANS
AT

The members OF the ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Christian Church
met Wednesday afternoon at the
house OF Mrs. q. A. Hallowd, ms
tead Of Tuesday. their regular meet
ing day. on account Of the Valley
Federation meeting in Mercedes.
The time vas spent in sewing
for the children OF the Fowler's
Orphanage az Dallas.
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COTERIE CLUB
ENTERTAINED

The Coterie Bridge Club was de-
ligtfully entertained on Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. William Coe
Jr. Gordon flowers OF many hues,
made the rooms very attractive.
In the games Mrs p. w. Perkins
served high and Mrs. Fred Brooks
scores for consolation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

all returned 10 the home OF Miss
Mary Narrod. for a while.
The young people IN attendance
were Misses Amy McManus, Nam
ME Mae Barnes. Ruth Wood, Vir-
GINA VIM. Estelle Nann. Martha
YearWood. Catherine Statler and
Marion Moore, j. ID. Busoy, Irvn
Smith, Tom Blackwell, George Ly-
kens, Harry Gessling. D0used Bar
tou and j.. Hugh McManus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

C.E. Members
Go to Alamo

A large attendance Of Valley
Christian Endeavorers Is being
noted az the eleventh annual con-
ventlon Of the Valley district. which
began Friday III Alamo and viii
continue through tonight
Brownsville members going % the
meeting Friday night we're Dan
Boiling. Mary Singer. Jack Noble.
Alantha Driver, Tony Newton,
Louise Gilleland, Wayne Gobble,
Celestia Gobble. Lena Mae Bassett,
Harold Dennis. Bernice Hutton,
Red" Pettyjohn. Custer Driver
and Marie Carol. Others plan 90
attend the Sunday programs.
Rev. g. w Harrison. pastor of
the First Christian church. Har-
lingen. gave the Friday evening
address, Double Your Life BY
Sharing" Several representatives
from Valley societies gave reports
on the program. Roundtahle dis
cussions and business sessions tea-
tured Saturdays meetings with =
fellowship banquet az 9 O'Clock.
New officers were elected and in
stalled Saturday evening. and q
special musical program was given
The sermon was presented by Rev.
Hugh Robertson or the First Pres
byterian church, san Benito. on
the subject, The Supreme Task"
Sundays services r 20 be In
augurated by a sunrise breakfast
and devotional. and the remainder
Of the program follows:
Afternoon
200 Opening-C. Z. Orchestra.
Alamo Community church.
2:l5. Call or prayer and devo-
acknowledgements OF First Chris
ton church. Brownsville.
2:35 Song service.
2:55 Report OF resolution ON
mittes.
800 saarpshooting contest for
Observation-Disclosures. Chas. Pugsley.
San Benlto.
$40. How Can We Crusade
With Christ2--For World Evan
gelism." Don Zimmerman. Edin-
burg: for world peace" First Pres
nyterian G =, McAlicn; for Chris
tian Citizenship velmn Wiley.
Rio Hondo.
3:45. The Anniversary Convention
Field secretary.
3.55. Special music. saw solo
Hal McCombs. San Juan.
400. Youths Crusade With
Christ"-Otto r Nelson, filed l.
rotary.
4.3O Close
$50 Christian Enceavor meet
lngs: Juniors In charge or Junior
@. K. OF Alamo Community church:
Intermediates I'm charge OF En-
deavorers. Christian church. San
Benito: YOUNG PEOPLE in charge or
Endeavorers, Christian church. Har-
iingen.
Night
President. Rev. ]. M. James,
Peoples Church. san Juan.
7:30 Song service
7.50. Dsv0tionals Rev J. M.
James. San Juan.
800. Announcements ard offer
Ing FOR District e. = work
$40 Special musI- - Alamo-San
Juan-Pharr High School Trio.
$40. Address. Here Am I. Send
Me"-Rev. w. ID. Oliver. First Chris
tian church. San Eeaito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
ALL DAY MEET
HELD BY CLUB

The alternate Wednesday Club
held an all day quilting this week
at the home Of Mrs =. G. Kelso.
The members each brought q
dish for the delightful lunch served
at noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Phi Delta Phi. professional legal
fraternity. held its final banquet
of the year Thursday night o. last
week. Plans for a reunion Of eX-
members Of the fraternity we're
discussed.
Short talks were made by the
seniors present. including william
Seaman and Fred Wagner, both Of
Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Frank Torres Of Brownsville Is
another Valley student who viii
graduate from the university IN
June.
Torres viii receive his degres OF
bachelor OF science II architecture.
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GROUP ENJOYS
PTCNTC-SWTNT

Mrs. A. G. Waters and Miss
Marie Malone accompanied a num-
Der Of young folk to McAllen on
Thursday evening on q pleasure
trip. the main event being q swim
in Cascade pool. Following the
swim q lunch was spread on the
tables in the patio az the pool.
Those enjoying the outing were
Misses Margaret Green. Birdie May
Damron. Vera Carter, Eliza louise
Parker. Suella Newton. Mary Eliza
beth Cope, Emma Lee Johnson.
Frances Loven, Laverne Jones. Luz
Gle johnson and Stewart Lentz
Paul Wann, Travis brennan.
PERSONALS
DR.. Bell Lowry OF INNS who was
the guest OF Drs. w. =. and IIa Dav-
Is for a week has returned 70 his
home.
Among those from McAllen who
attended semi-annual convention of
the Valley Federation Tuesday at
Mercedes were Mesdames LA Davis,
=. M. Card, Z. y. Hankins, Paul
Jones. Percy Herman, =. T. Sher-
wood. Matterson, =. Z. Humphreys.
Max Minter, J. w. Davis. J. Hulet.
McIlhenny. Leo T1berghein-
Mrs. "A. Nix and little daughters
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Miss Mary Gay More o. Browns
vile presided Saturday at a meet
ing Of Pan-Hellenir. composed OF
representatives OF Tire so-Crities OF
the campus.
Miss More. a member OF Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority, is presi-
dent Of Pan-Heilanic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Beta Gamma Sigma. business
administration fraternity. held its
banquet Tuesday aIght. az which
new members were initiated.
Paul Newman OF Harrington, pre-
sident OF the fraternity. gave a re-
port Of the national convention in
Chicago.
Herschel walling Of Mission was
one Of the members OF the business
administration faculty attending
the banquet. wallilg was president
Of the fraternity during his senior
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Miss Mary Earnest OF Mercedes,
senior student in the college OF arts
and sciences. spent the weekend in
Dallas.
Miss Earnest Is a member OF
Alpha Chi Omega sorority
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Paul Newman Of Harlingen this
week was elected permanent sec
rotary OF the 1880 senior class OF
the university school OF business
administration.
The class has planned a class re-
union 70 be held IN 1885.
Newman has been president OF
Beta Gamma Sigma. national hon
orary and professional accounting
fraternity. this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
Home Canned Meat Solves Drought Problem.

A campaign for the canning OF cuu DeeVes
and chickens was put on in Arkansas In August,
and the aid the farm women received In can
ming has proved one of the most helpful rellef
activities saws Miss Connie j. Bonslagei, State
home demonstration agent. The work met with
instant cooperation from town people, as well
as farm people In most counties meat canning
centers with cold storage facilities and screened
work rooms were set up. Thorough chilling and
meticulous attention to sanitation details are
of great Importance when meat canning Is done
in warm weather. In Lonoke County centerS
have been established in the four larger towns
and at the State Prison farm; in Bradley
County a local store is chilling the meat free
of cost and the American Legion hut has be-
come a canning center; the County Community
House in Lincoln County is now temporary
canning factory; in jefferson County the Boys
Industrial School is the center, and the boys
do the work on shares under supervision of q
leader from one of the home demonstration
clubs: in Drew County similar arrangements
have been made with the Baptist Orphanage;
in Calhoun County the three banks have bought
pressure cookers, which they lend to community
leaders; In Greene County the local cannery
has thrown its doors open to all farm folks who
wish to can beef. Farm women trained in meat
canning are conducting these meat canning
bees leaving the home demonstration agent free
to organize the work In the more remote COM
munities.