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Culture in Music for Children

program which gives every child
an opportunity in elementary mu-
sic education. Boost the splendid
work which school glee clubs and
orchestras are doing.
Once you are sure you wish a
child to begin instrumental music
lessons proceed As a school prin-
cipal does. She does not ask the
lad of eight whether he wishes TO
study grammar or spelling. He Is
assigned these subjects. and the
teachers are expected TO make
them interesting TO the child.
II possible. find a teacher who
does not have the child practice
outside the lesson period for SIX
months OF a year.
When.the child begins home mu-
sic practice see that the practice
period Is not long mot more than
twenty minutes a day. but that II
occurs daily, by the clock, with
out argument. and that the child
learns responsibility for the prac-
tice.
II the child, after a year or
two OF instrumental music. falls
to make reasonable progress and
objects 10 continuing 10, assuming
that ne had a good teacher. per-
haps he should be allowed to aban-
don It.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
BY Lillian CAMPBELL

Ssh-HAA 81A1
Little Katharine Stanley-Brown,
Of Cleveland, great-granddaughter
OF President James A. Garfield,
won't be two years old until March,
but two books have been dedicated
to her. The first is a volume Of
poems Of her, godmother. Miss
Elizabeth Jane Coarsworth. The
second The Young Architects"
written by her mother and illu-
strated by her father, Mr.. and Mrs,
Rudolph Stanley-Brown. She also
has a six-year old brother.
Katharine's mother, Mrs. Kath-
arine Oliver Stanley-Brown, grand
daughter OF President Garfield, won
honors for writing at Vassar COL
lege. Her father. Rudolph Stanley
Brown. who studied architecture al
Yale and Columbia and the Ecole
DIES BeauX Arts in Paris, also had
drawn pictures for books.
So the two Of them we're asked
by a prominent publishing house
TO do a children's book on archi-
lecture. II wasn't TO be a dry book
but was TO ten the things children
want 70 know.
The publishers gave US a year
TO write il in" said Mrs. Stanley
Brown recently. but at the end OF
the year II wasn't done. Mr.. Stanley
Brown had been so busy with his
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architectural practice and with
teaching in the School of Lrchi-
lecture OF Western Reserve univer-
sity, and ! with the babies, that
we Ind TO ask for another year.
II took a lot Of digging 70 find
out about all the towns"
Katharine's father Is especially
proud OF the fact that his wife
didn't know a thing about architec-
ture until she married him in 1922.
Although she wrote in college,
she intended to be a concert pian-
ist." he said, until an injury to
her hands put that out Of consid-
Grafton. So she just gave more
time TO writing. She put a lot into
the books besides architecture. His
tory, manners, social customs. And
every idea Id word had TO by
checked back to be sure IL was
correct. Some Of the old houses
which once told a chapter OF our
country's history are no longer 20
be found. Not I remains like the
Dutch House with the stepped roof,
combining home and store in one
building. We had TO present that
from old prints, documents, and
diaries.
Some OF these old houses that
are gone still are found on faded
samplers. Little girls who did them
in cross-stitch designs long ago
seem TO have liked to work the
funny little buildings
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endowment. There will be times
when such young folk will be able
70 use their musical talent 70 make
themselves more comfortable, less
self-conscious: make themselves
feel they can do somethir and
are somebody. Music ought 10 help
a person to extend his own per-
sonality.
But all too many children have
10 pay such a terrific price TO &C
Quire music that in the acquisition
Of ii, their personalities j We well
nigh been ruined.
Music which is designed 10 bring
human happiness, has been a source
OF a Great deal of human grief.
The half has never yet been told"
about the suffering incident TO
learning music. These heartaches
come not from music but from
the unwise dealing with children
in relation to their learning music.
Here are a few suggestions Tor
reducing suffering In respect 70
music and for furthering its pleas
ant mastery by more children.
Learn that there r more than
n kind OF musical instruments.
Excepting a few manifestly cap
able children. do not set them 70
a musical instrument until they
are seven or eight years Of age.
Get back 70 the public school
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
Charity Home
Founder Giuen
Dinner Party

Mrs. A. G. Starck entertained a
group Of friends at dinner in her
apartment Friday in honor Of Miss
Nora Kelly. former Brownsville
resident and founder Of the Char
ity Home.
Miss Kelly, w--o will return Sun
day night 10 her home in San An
tonic, is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Thornham, also from San
Antonio. She has made her home
there much of The tie since her
fathers death. A sister. Miss Ger
aldine Kelly, who also visited here
during the holidays. left last We'd
nesday for Mexico City where she
expects TO remain for some time.
time.
The Kelly family was quite pro-
minent in the development Of
Brownsville and the Charity Home
was one of Miss Nora Kelly's ia
vorite projects.
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Valley Society News
and EDentS
500 Party For
Tourists Held
At Club Rooms

A regular weekly evening affair
for tourists was inaugurated Friday
night IN the club rooms at the
Chamber az Commerce with a large
number OF visitors attending the
500 party given by Mrs. Ada Nolan
Mayer. hostess. The evening party
l. 10 be a weekly feature III ad-
dition to the regular afternoon
bridge OF each Tuesday.
Six tables were arranged for the
games In which Mrs. Annie Niiedlo
OF Green Bay. Wis. won first prize
and Miss Myrtle SOden OF Nebras-
ka, second. w. z. Jones Of New
Paris, Ohio. was fortunate among
the men player for first score. with
William II. Shell OF Indiana sec
ond.
Attractive prizes were donated
Tor the games by AZlz Brothers. the
French shop, and the two Bollact
stores. Mrs. w. z. Keys OF Chan
ute. Kans., assisted Mrs. MAYER in
hostess duties.
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Bridge Party
Compliments
Donna Guest

DONNA, Jan. Miss La Tselle
Wattinger. house guest OF Miss VIII
liza Mae Taylor, vas named hon.
Gree OF Miss Taylor's party given
for the Post Bridge club Monday
evening at her home. Roses and
other cut flowers were attractively
arranged about the rooms. Tally
cards were emblematic Of the New
Year.
At the close OF the game Miss
Taylor held high club score with
Miss Margaret Hutto second. Miss
Emalyn Johnson scored high among
the guests and Miss Donna Clark
second. The honor guest was also
remembered with an attractive gift.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed to the following; Misses Florence
Hester, Elba Sue Roberts, Lois
Fleuriet. Emalyn Johnson, Mar
garet Hutto. Lena and Ista Prit-
chard, Doris Gerald, Werta Scruggs,
Edith Husbands, Eleanor Watson.
Donna Clark. Dorothy Jamerson.
Alberta Schwit1er. La Treble Wat
finger and Villa Mae Taylor.
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GROUP ENJOYS
WIENER ROAST

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Bourne
~chaperoned a number of the youn-
ger set on a weiner roast west VI
the ward school Thursday evening.
Bon fires were built and games
were played during the evening.
Those enjoying the social were
Misses Mabel Helen and Clara West
Hazel and Lois Wilson, Mildred and
Myrtle Rudd. Lyford; Bell, Grace
and Anne Williams. Nell Sprouse
and house guest, Ethel Armistead
San Perlita; and MeSsrs Arthur
Sprouse, San Perlita; Lewis Rudd
Lyford; Klemann Watson, Bill Nor
an. Travis ~Stallings. Ike Cakes. Luc
Snow. Irwin Lumpkin, Elmo West
James Slaydon. and Ralph LanieI
OF Rivera and the ~chaperones.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Il CELEBRATED

"A happy occasion was the cele-
bration OF the wedding anniversary
Of Nh. and Mrs. ID. Il. Mauldin, and
the birthday Of Everett Ballard
Thursday evening held at the Maui
din home.
After an evening OF dancing re-
treatments were served 10 Messrs
and Mesdames B. "A. Mitchell. j. II.
Wilmuth, Everett Ballard and MI.
and Mrs. Mauldin.
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YOUNG HONOREE
AT PARTY

Little Miss Betty Jean Ramsey en-
tertained a group OF friends on New
Years Day the happy occasion being
her birthday. "A color scheme Of plrk
and white was used in the daco-a-
tons and the refreshments OF angel
food cake and brick ice cream.
Games on the lawn were enjoyed
by the following school mates. Mary
Ann Wall, Marcella Robinson, Yuval
King. Mary Elizabeth Warren, Della
Snyder, Mary Archer, Dorothy FAY
Taylor. Dick Tarpley. Ted C~ressner,
Dean Garrett, Junior jenkins, Will
lard Glass and Bobby Dixon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-05
Change Made
In Date For
Club Meeting

Attention Of Valley club women
Is called to the change in date OF
the Board Of Directors meeting OF
the Texas Federation Of Women's
clubs, announced for January % in
Dallas. Mrs. Minnie P. Lindsey,
president. h. set the date a week
later, Wednesday, January %, at
which time time directors and Of
ficers will assemble at the Baker
hotel.
A number of important subjects
will be discussed at the meeting, and
chairmen Of departments, divisions
and committees will be called upon
for a plan Of work TO be submitted
to the clubs.
Gen. Jewel p. Lightfoot. TT. Worth
and Hon. G.. o. Moser. Dallas, speak
ers Of recognized ability, will address
the meeting on vital issues.
Luncheon will be served in the
mezzanine lounge OF the Baker,
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MISS IFORD HOSTESS
AT BRIDGE

Miss Mildred ford. home from
school in Dallas here with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. I'D. wv. Iford en-
tertained a group OF her friends with
luncheon. Games OF bridge formed
the diversion Nth Mrs. Harold PugA
winning high score.
Present for this happy occasion
were Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Gilbert Ram
sey, Miss Jane Stebbins. Miss Ruth
Rives, Miss Mary Lee Kern OF Mer-
cedes, Miss Mildred Ann Smith and
Miss Thelma Smith.
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Society Calendar

Monday
Missionary society of the FRS
Christian church with Mrs. j. S
Sweeny. 3 p. m.
Methodist Missionary society vii
have business meeting and installa-
ton OF officers at church, afternoon
Hope chapter, 0. Z. s., meets Mon.
day night at the hall.
Woman's Auxiliary OF the Episco-
pal church in guild room, 3 d. m
Election Of officers will be held.
Presbyterian Woman's auxiliary
regular business meeting at church
$3.50 p. m. Meeting Of executive
board, 3 p. m.
Altar Society OF Sacred Hear
church meets with Mrs. George K
Aziz on West Elizabeth at $3.50 D
m. for election OF officers.
Baptist Missionary society al
church at $3.50 for monthly bushes:
and social session.
Tuesday
Rebekahs meet at !. 0. o. +. hall
evening.
Mardi Bridge club with Mrs
Frank Brown at her home, 2:30.
Learners club with Mrs. Volaey
Taylor.
Bethel Sisterhood meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Wayne Wood,
p. m.
American Legion Auxiliary regula:
meeting at Legion hall, 1880 p. m
Wednesday
Self Culture club with Mrs. Ma
than Moore.
Wednesday Tournament bridge
club with Miss Annie Starck at hel
home.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems luncheon, e Jardin.
Thursday
West Brownsville PIT. A. nNetine
$3.50 p. m. at school.
Public Health Nursing association
meets at city hall. $3.50 q. N.
Thursday Bridge club with Mr.
Knox Steiner at Point Isabel.
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Family Reunion
AT Mauldin Home

A large s-oup OF relatives gathered
for a family reunion at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mauldin We'd
nesday.
Out-of-town guests were their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Mauldin
Of Weslaco; Mrs. S. G. Mauldin Of
Temple: Mr.. and Mrs. r.. y. Mauldin
or Donna: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. IT. Glib
son of Weslaco: and Mrs. D. r.
Mauldin and son. J. w, also Of
Weslaco.
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Mrs. Hayden Hays
Hostess at Party

A small group OF guests enjoyed
an evening Of 500 at the home OF
Mrs. Hayden Hays Friday evening.
Roses and potted narcissus plants
were decorations OF the living room
and card tables.
The hostesl served refreshments
at the close OF the games. Guests
for the evening were Messrs. and
Mesdames Ralph Kunsch, Harry
Hollowell. c. A. Nietert, r. d. Will
son, s. Z. Vauter, and Mrs. 5. A.
Nietert.
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FRIENDS
AT

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Richard
son very pleasantly entertained a
number OF their friends with a
cafeteria" supper Thursday eve
ming AZ their home on North Fourth
street. Cut flowers were ~attractively
arranged about the rooms. Bridge
formed the diversion for the eve
Continued on page 60
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Bethrotal Of
McAlZen Girl
Is Announced
Especial to The Herald)


MCALLEN. Jan. 4-Mr. and Mrs.
G. o. Rockwell announce the betro-
thai OF their daughter, Miss Marga-
ret Rockwell TO L. j. Hughes Of Nor
man, Okla.
Miss Rockwell Is a member OF q
McAllen family. but has spent only
a short time in McAllen since her
parents have made their home here.
She was a student at the University
OF Southern California, Los Angeles,
and also attended the University of
Oklahoma at Norman. She is a men,
Der Of the Kappa Delta sorority.
The wedding will take place the
last Of January at the Rockwell home
in the Milmor addition.
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MARRIAGE
OF

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Hedrick an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Beulah, 10 B. B. Line. The we'd
ding took place several months ago
at F~loresville. the young people keep
ing the secret until the holiday q q
son when they left for Dallas where
they will make their home
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The main dinner course was serv-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Coe, Jr.,
at the home Of the former. Fol-
lowing the desert course al which
MI. and Mrs. Henry L~auderdale
we're hosts. the guests went TO the
Llano Grande Country club where
dancing was enjoyed.
Guests at this novel party were
Messrs. and Mesdames Art Tolson,
William Coe. II. E. Sugg, E. T.
johnson. Henry Lauderdale. Mrs.
w. <. Mcdonnell. Mrs Myrtle Lee
Curt Conrad. Shelly Collier and DR..
II. c. Douglass.
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COUGHS HOSTS AT
WATCH X

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Couch enter
tanned New Years Eve with a watch
party. Music and conversation form
ed the evening diversion. Ice cream
and cake were served.
Enjoying this occasion were Or
and Mrs. E. L. Compere, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. v. Brandon, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Pyne OF McAilen. Mr. and Mrs.
John Borgess. and daughters, jim
Ann and Nancy. OF West and Mrs.
Albert Boggess Of Dallas, Miss Mar
garet Sheffield and Miss Cogee Mae
Couch.
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II. ". u. r.. MEMBERS
ARE ENTERTAINED

About seventy-five members ana
friends OF the local Baptist Young
PEOPLES Union enjoyed a turkey
dinner one evening az the week
end in the dining room OF the
Baptist church.
The table was a~ttractively dec
Grated in the B. Y. =. u. colors
Of green and white.
Fleet Lentz was POSTMASTER Tor
the evening. introducing j. w.
Monk, the principal speaker, and
Fred johnson, who gave a very
clever stunt.
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AMUSEMENT CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

The Sebastian Amusement club
held a business meeting Monday
evening with the president. Mrs.
Lonnie Woods presiding, Ways Of
improving the club rooms and grounds
were discussed. "A meeting will be
held each Friday evening at the club
rooms.
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WeslacO Society
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
II

On Tuesday afternoon a group OF
friends surprised Mrs. g. III. Steven
son bringing delicious refreshments
which were served after a number
OF interesting card games. Those
making up this number were Mes
danes Tom Bruton, Reed Lehman.
X. c. Schanck. Joe Mason. Glen II.
Lawton OF Mercedes. W. @. MacKay,
Dan Coate, N. p. Wimberly. Harold
Tobln and Miss Marcella Lehman.
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WILL
VISIT HERE

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Glover OF
the China-Inland Mission with
headquarters in Germantown, Pen
~nsylvania, will visit III Texas dur
ing the next two months. Mrs.
January q, to spend some time in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
Townsend.
She will deliver an address at
the next meeting Of the Church
Federation which Is TO be held
January 10.
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The guest list and also a group Of
townspeople. A color scheme Of
yellow and green was attractively
featured in decorations OF the club
suite, roses and other cut flowers
furnishing the floral note. The
colors were repeated in lighted ia
pers and yellow and green covers
for the nine tables arranged for the
affair. Music was furnished by the
post orchestra.
Brownsville people attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cain. DR.. Harry x. Loew. and
Mrs. Loew. and DR.. o. V. Lawrence.
Dan Van Voorhis. was also a special
guest Of the evening.
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PROGRAM TO BE
PRESENTED

The high school unit OF the Don
ma PIT. "A. will meet In the high
school auditorium on Monday, jan
uary 6, at $3.50 p. m. The following
program will be presented: Song,
America, Reading. Religious Train
ing IN the Home" Mrs. T.. j. jam
erson. Music, Selected Mrs. S. w.
Crutcher. Talk. Mental Tests in
our Schools" Howard Onstot.
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DINNER HOSPITALITY
AT MORRISONS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrison
entertained a small group o. friends
at a dinner party one evening THIS
week at their home Ebonyhurst,
lust west Of Mercedes. The colors
of the holiday season made the
dinner table most attractive.
Those enjoying the Morrlson's
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Swarner and sons, Ned and
Walter. MI. and Mrs. Alden Wade
and daughter. Misses Priscilla and
Miriam. Miss Georgia de Vries,
Dick VIM and Lee Morrison.
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WILLIAMS HAVE
DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Williams enter
tanned a number Of relatives with
dinner at their country home near
here. Among the guests were Messri
and Mesdames H. G. Williams and
daughters Of Duncan. Okla, Moncell
Myers and son, Wade, Wilcox Ind
children Of Harrington, Buster Will
Jams and children of Primera, Til
man Williams of Rangerville, Miss
Bell Williams Of Brownsville az
Zack williams and children and Nj.
Grace Williams oS Sebastian.
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DINNER BRIDGE
HOSTS MONDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond CLIFFORD
entertained Monday evening With
dinner bridge. Red rOSebuds MADE
pretty table decorations. Enjoying
the evening were Miss Irene Clifford
the honoree, Miss Adele King. Miss
Jewell Watson. Miss Nadine Weaver,
Walter Watson, Howard Ham, Or
Continued on page 60
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COMPLIMENTARY BRIDGE
TS PRETTY AFFAIR

The first Of the new years
parties and one Of beautiful ap-
pointments. was the one OF We'd
nesday afternoon when Mrs. Car
RE NJ. Stuart entertained with
bridge for her two sisters, Mrs. J.
r. Trey and Mrs. Arthur Eell, at
her home on Missouri avenue.
The TALES and table accessories
featured new year emblems. and
lovely winter flowers were arrang-
Continued on Page Three.)
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SOCIETY TO MEET
JANUARY SIXTH

The Federated Missionary Society
will meet the first Monday il jan
uary which will be January 6, &C
cording 10 the president Of the Or
~ganlzation, Mrs. Walter Andrews.
The society will meet at the Pres
oyterian church az three o'clock and
during the business session an cleo
ton Of officers will b. held.
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o. z. s. TO MEET
TUESDAY

The Donna chapter OF the Order
OF the Eastern Star will hold their
regular meeting Tuesday evening
at 1880 January Z. This Is the first
meeting OF the New Year and all
members are urged TO attend.
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HOSTESSES AT NEW
YEARS X

Misses Grace Banks and Mary
Glauner entertained Tuesday even
ing at the home Of the latter with a
delightful New Years party.
Those present were Misses Eva
Wiley, Margaret Miller. Grace Allen
Virginia Knudson, Frank Brady and
Lee Stone,
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MRS. FRISBY
ENTERTAINS

Mrs. j.. A. Frisby entertained the
members of the Fortnightly Bridge
club and their husbands with a New
Years party at her home Tuesday
evening. Eighteen members were
present.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Dixon,
T. w. Malone, Mrs. Gregory and
Judge Leslie.
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ENDEAvOR ENJOYS
WATCH PARTY

The members OF the Senior En-
deavor Of the Christian church en-
poyed a watch party Tuesday even
ing followed by the midnight show
at the Palace theater. Those spon-
soring the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Carl Skinner and Rev. and Mrs.
Evans.
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NEW YEARS EVE
DANCE GIVEN

The Sebastian Amusement club
held an informal dance at the club
rooms New Years Eve with Roy
Eaney and NJ. 3. Bourne IS hosts.
Those present were Messrs and Mes
danes r. c. Morris, Lonnie Woods,
Ray Haney. w. 3. Bourne and Miss
Emily Boekhaus Of Raymondville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright OF Raymond
vile, Mesdames Elizabeth Crum and
Jessie Shirar and Mr.. Ike Cakes.
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TX FRANK YODER
E~NTERTAINS

Mrs. Frank Yoder entertained with
dinner Tuesday evening celebrating
The birthday of MI. Yoder. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Delbert Hoge and children were
dinner guests.
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SEBASTIAN
DINNER GIVEN AT
WOODS HOME

MIR. and Mrs. Davis Woods had as
dinner guests recently Messrs ana
MeSdames Lem Woods and son, Geo
Lem Jr, Madison Woods and daugh-
tiers, Lee Woods and son Jimmie
Lee, Johnnie Lamphies and son,
John Melvin.
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Mr. and Mrs. George O. Williams
and two children have returned Cd
their home IN Okmulgee. Okla, az
ter a visit with Nh. Williams par
ents, Mr.. aad Mrs F. H. Williams.
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FISHER IVY
WEDDING HERE

The marriage of Miss Edna Wynn
and ID. Fisher both OF McAllen was
solemized Tuesday evening at eight
o'clock at the Baptist parsonage,
Continued On page three.)
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With Engineers

AMONG the distinguished Ameri-
n can delegates who recently ar
rived in San Francisco from Tok-
70. Japan. where they attended the
Worlds Engineering congress. was
DR.. Lillian Gilbreth, president If
Gilbreth, ms, Of Montclair, N. j.,
the only woman delegate.
AAccording TO DR.. Gilbreth, the con-
XteSs was the most remarkable and
successful conclave IN engineering
annals.
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Progressive Dinner Party In
Mercedes Event of Interest
Especial to The Herald.)

MERCEDES, Jan 4-One Of the unusual and interesting events OF
the weekend was a progressive dinner party given on Saturday eve
ming.
The first course was served at the home OF Mr. and Mrs w. ]. Cope
land. and the second at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs H. E. sugg.