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Children's Party
Given Thursday

Miss Mary Rose Kemper was
honoree at q pretty party on
Thursday at her home on l4th and
jefferson St. when her mother
entertained a large group Of chill
dren celebrating Mary Roses eley-
enth birthday. A color scheme OF
pink and green was carried out In
the decorations and refreshments.
The table held a ce~nterpiece Of
pink roses and green fern IN 6
basket.
Many gifts were received by the
honoree and refreshments were
served to the following:
Marguerite Marsh. Elizabeth VII
larreal. Miriam Rel, Bertha and
Mary Schultz. Billy Walker. Billy
Neale. Kathryn Allyn, Walter
Schultz. Emily and Betty Pitt.
Mary BHrreda, Mildred. Ray and
Sylvia Sommers, Mary and Evelyn
Myers. Frances and Eta May Bar
mes. Una Rosemond Hockaday.
Anita and Bobby Hahn, Dedy Arm
strong. Bernard and Rita Good
man. Theos Allyn. Dorothy and
Betty Coffey. Sarita Mendoza. Ger
Is Reno. Katilee Jones. Dorothy
and Gloria Ohliger, Sophie. Arnold
and H. w. Kemper and the hon
Gree.
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SOCIETY PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Bingham have
just returned from Jackson. Miss,
where they visited Mrs. Bingham's
father. They now have as their
guest Mrs. Binghan's cousin
Charlie Guess, Of Grand Rapids.
Michigan.
Miss Laura Lee Tansil is al
home after attending the summer
session at the College of Arts and
Industries. Kingsville. Miss Tansill
will teach in the Brownsville schools
this year. She completed work at
the Kingsville school this summer
on which she has been granted a
life certificate.
Lawrence Olmstead. Jr.. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Olmstead,
Is in Kokomo. Ind, visiting his
aunt, DR.. Florence Olmstead.
James Maxwell. Of Brady, is a
visitor in Brownsville over the
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Santa Maria
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Misses Erline and Thehna Rove
returned Saturday from New Or
leans where the have spent the past
few weeks attending school and Wis
tting relatives.
Miss Fela Champion was a visitor
70 Brownsville Sunday.
Mr.. anr Mrs. "A. q. Gum spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. wv. wv.
Stocking near Lyford.
Mrs. John Criper and mother and
daughter, Miss Audrey Ann called
at the Duncan home Tuesday.
Mrs. r. ~. Shipley and Mrs. III. &.
Vincenz wen, to Brownsville Mon
day.
Max and Robert Kerr returned TO
Fort Worth.
The j. F. Mock family spent Sun
day at the w. Z. Nash home In Rio
Hondo.
j. "A. klderdice or Harrington was
at B. M. Samson's home Sunday.
Miss COrinne Merten gave VIA party
for the youn. people Saturday.
Nj. and Mr.. I'd. F. Louk or Nc
Allen were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
III. +. Kaiser Sunday.
j. o. Duncan and daughter, Miss
Dorothy were in Brownsville Mon
Gay.
The ladies OF the Baptist mis-
sionary society quilted at the home
Of Mrs. 4. q. Villers Monday.
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Joe Nc padden
Entertains

Mr.. Joe McSpadden entertained
a group Of the younger set on We'd
nesday evening with a party at
the home Of his parents in Olmito.
Dancing on the terrace was enjoy
ed by the guests. At the close Of
the evening refreshments OF sand
witches and punch were served in
picnic style.
Guests at this pleasant hospital
ity were Misses Anna Ruth Lang
ford. Babe Breeder. Mary Helen
George, Gail McDavitt. Harriet
Pattee ard Marie Workman: and
Messieurs Homer Sexton. Clarence
Wise. James Worley, Barney Moore.
Harbert Davenport. Miller Scanlan,
Edmund vidaurri and Jack Fergu-
son.
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McCarty
Observes Her
18th Birthday

Mrs. Justin McCarty entertained
on Friday afternoon in observance
OF the seventy-fifth birthday OF
her mother. Mrs. p. G. McCarty.
She was assisted by Mrs. .. r
McCarty. and Misses Rachel and
Elizabeth McCarty. al Of Beeville
and her two daughters, Billie and
Dorothy McCarty.
A pink and green color motif was
carried out in the dining room, and
yellow In the reception room. The
birthday cake bore sixteen candles
arranged in a question mark design.
Old-time games were the diver
sion for afternoon. The honoree re-
ceived many gifts.
Those present were Mesdames J.
+. Coffee. Darling. B. Cabler. w.
Z. Landreth, z. Z. Black. b. l.
Cole. r. A. King. G. M. Josev.
Martin Young. r. z. Bullock. Ford
Lockett, NJ. E. Grisharl. Chrystal
Strein, Mary M. Stribling. o. L
Smith, w. E. Collins, Ewing Clark
and Fritz Schmidt; Misses Lizzie
Dorset, Jane Clark and Gertrude
Collins.
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Miss Addams viii observe her
10th birthday at Hull's Cove, Me-,
where she spends her summers.
It will be simple as has been her
life, although among these who
feiicltate her will be many Of the
great Of the world
There will be messages from
President Hoover; Premier Mac
Donald, who visited Hull House
with his bride more than q score
OF years ago; Julia Lathrop and
from Walter Clifford, president OF
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph company. and William l..
Chenery, editor of Golfers, who
lived at Hull House in their youth
full days.
A frail, sensitive girl OF gentle
breeding and refined education she
was when Hull House formed in her
active mind.
The sordidness. the sinister vice
and depravity, the ignorance and
poverty. she was to battle we're UNI
known in Cedarville. Ill, where she
was born. John Adams was a
banker and member OF the state
senate. Jane went to an exclusive
and somewhat puritanical school for
young women.
Miss Adams studied further In
Europe. In the crooked streets Of
old Paris and IN LOndan'S Lime
house she glimpSed the poverty ana
degradation that changed her life.
At Tovnbee Hall, London's social
center. and q pattern fc- the worlds
welfare workers. Miss adams con-
ceived the mechanics CT a plan Tor
making more endurable the pathway
of the unfortunstes.
She was % in 1889 when. with
Ellen G. Starr, she founded Hull
House at Polk and Halstead streets,
a Chicago vortex of racial hatreds,
poverty and crime.
In the 40 years that followed Hull
House has stretched through a
block and Jane Adams fame
around the world.
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Jane Adams
OfHuHHouse

CHICAGO, Aug. 30-tP-Time has
dealt kindly with Jane Adams,
who, September 6, will reach the
biblical span of life, three cor and
ten years.
Less active, yes. much less active,
and not so smooth Of brow and
cheek as when she founded Hull
House, her hand Is no less firm in
the affairs Of that famous social
center nor her enthusiasm dimmed
for the welfare work to which she
dedicated a lifetime.
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Expert DEGREES
Abuses ofMew
Figure Fashion
BY KERR

NEW YORK. Aug. 30-CF-
American women are In danger OF
running their figures and their
health with the girdles they
are wearing today. says a New
York consetierre. who has made
girdles for many a famous figure,
including Lillian Russelrs.
Glrdles are needed by the aver
age woman in these days OF snuf
waistlines and fitted hips, she be-
lieves. but "pinchlng" she abhors
as unnecessary and harmful.
Within the last six months I've
noticed a change In figures" says
Madame Binner, Fifth avenue cor
setierre. Many Of the girls are
pinching their waists In order to
meet the demands OF some frock
they long to wear.
They read that a certain height
should have q certain waist meas
ure- They pay no attention to any
thing else-they just squeeze until
they get 1t. AS a result they push
th~< hips down and generally
distort their bodies. It's nonsense
The hourgiass figure is lever COM
ing back for women learned the
harm 1t did"
The correct measurements, per-
hitting a little leaway TO meet the
individual figure, are in general
as follows. says Madame Binner:
Debutante--waist 20 inches; hips
81 inches; young matron-waist 20
inches. hips 36 to 81 inches: ~miG-
ole aged matron-waist 81 to So
inches. hips SO to 20 inches.
They don't have to starve 20
get 1t either" she says. Let them
leave a little on their plates now
and then, take IS TO 20 minutes of
brisk setting-up exercises every
morning. and breathe deeply.
Many fashion leaders, answering
the query OF American women TO
girdle or not TO girdle7" declare
that some support Is necessary 10
provide a smooth trim figure for
the winters snugly fitting frocks
The old steel stays have by no
means returned. however, they
hasten TO point out.
Triple net. lace. MORE or silk
and linen combination, designed
with few or no ~whalebones. are
the stuff of which the l930-3l
girdle Is designed. They are often
slipped on yer the head and hook
ed at one side. For the average
figure a few whalebones In front
and back are used In the daytime
girdle. The evening girdle. however,
Is generally without bone.
Madame Binner uses a silk and
linen combination once used as z
covering for airpiane wings ir
~fashioning girdles for the figure
Of average proportions. She advo-
Gates two piece girdles designed with
a b~rassiere hooked by elastic tabs
TO the section about waist and hips
made of MORE or similarly heavy
material for the figure OF large
proportions. For the slim young
thing she advised a one-piece Cir
die combining brassiere and girdle.
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county will be represented.
The meet opens at $50 n. rn. I'm
the La Feria Methodist church, and
Is to be an all-day affair. Lunch
con will be served at noon By wo-
men Of the La Feria church.
The following program Is an
nounced:
9:30-Prelude: hymn: scripture
and prayer. Rev. J. N. Boatman:
welcome, "a Feria; response. santa
Rosa.
10a00-Business session.
l0.l5--HOw We Succeed in Max
ing the Missionary Voice Equal 40
Cur Membership" Raymondville. /.
l0:20-Open forum: young people
and children's work: high points
from general conference, Mrs.
Bachelor. Harlingen.
l0:50-Music, Lyford.
ll:00-"Our Best Social Service
Project" Mrs Fairey. San Benito.
ll-SO-Message from Mrs. G. R.
Mann, district secretary.
1850 - Devotional. Mrs. Frank
Trimble. Brownsville. Song.
l2.00-Lunch.
l:3O-Song. Prayer. Mrs. Day,
Primera.
2:OO-"How We Get Our Council
Certificates" Mrs. ]. N. Goodwin,
delicious ice course CT pink and
Conf. Supt. or Study, McAllen.
2:SO-Rol call and recognition 0g
new auxiliaries; reports from crsrl-
mtttees- Song
INSTRUMENTATION
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week end. He is a student at the
University Of Texas. and Is a mem
Der Of Theta Beta ri fraternity.
Miss Cecile Lawrence has return
ed to her home In San Antonio
after spending a week with Miss
Sophia Spivey. While here Miss
Lawrence was cG-nplimented with
many social courtesies.
Mrs. Adolph Senftenberg left
Friday for a three weeks visit with
relatives in Houston.
Miss Evelyn Baucom. Of Rollo.
Texas. Is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Harry Peoples, in Olmito, this
week.
Miss Virginia Knight. Of Olmito.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray knight. in Harrington.
Miss Annie Laurie Cory and Miss
Ann Watkins. both OF San Antonio,
are week end guests OF Miss Cor
rvs sister. Mrs 3. N. Harvey.
Miss Fern Day is again In Browns
vile after an extended vacation
visit with her sister, Mrs. Helen
Quick, in Delphi. Indiana. She also
visited other northern points while
away.
Misses Evelyn and Katherine
Tut have come back to Browns
vile to resume their work In the
local schools after spending their
vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Sauber and
their little daughter Betty have
returned to their home In Tulsa
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sauber,
in FL Jardin.
Miss Mary McCalIum has re-
turned TO Brownsville and will
teach in the local schools this year.
She has been attending Sui Ross
college at Alpine this summer.
Judge and Mrs. volney w. Taylor
returned home Saturday evening
after a two weeks trip in Mexico.
Miss Laura Raydie Rentfro is
again at home after spending the
summer at Camp Waldemar, near
Kerrville.
Mrs. j. J. Mccain and daughter,
Miss Emma. OF Meridian. Miss,
are guests OF Mrs. y. "A. Terral, Jr.
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Sunday School
Class Picnic

Mrs. j. S. Duncan was hostess
to her Sunday school class. the
Kings Own" of the Baptist Sun
day school on Thursday evening,
taking them to Boca Chica for q
swim and picnic. Those present
were Reva Clark. Caroline Tucker,
Hayden Collins. Billie Nuckols, vio-
let Davenport, Edwin and Dan
Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Clark
and Z. j. Tucker.
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San Benito
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
HONORS RRIDE-ELECT


Mesdames O. o. Murray. Burton
Hohenshell and James Coker OF San
Benito were hoStesses Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of the latter
on the Rio hondo highway, honor
ing Miss Iva Crouch. whose marriage
to Mr.. Chester Glass Of Mission
will take place In September.
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with corona, fern. oleandery
and zinnils.
Each guest registered, bringing
her favorite recipe and writing 10
in the brides book presided over
by Mrs. Hohenshell.
Numerous contests were enjoyed,
after which a mock wedding was
presented with the following taking
part: Miss Alma Duffield, minister:
Mrs. Cecil Duffield, bride: Miss
Leona Crouch, groom: Mrs Claude
Titus, br 'esmaid. Mrs. ecker, best
man; Mrs Hohenshell. brides IA
Their; wilma June Hohe she" flow
er girl; and Buddy Murray. ring
bearer.
Many -JveIy and useful gifts we're
received by the honoree- Dainty re-
freshments OF brick ice cream and
angel food cake we're served 20 thirty
five guests.
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Societies Hold
Business Sessions

Two church societies are meeting
this week. according to announce
ments received. The Methodist So
ciety Is to hold a business meeting
on Monday az $3.50 %. m. at the
church. AL four circles viii meet
together.
The Presbyterian auxiliary L. post
poninR the regular meeting until
Tuesday because OF Labor Day On
Tuesday they viii hold a business
meeting, the auxiliary meeting at
$3.50 d. m and the executive board
holding Q session at 3 p. N.
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Progress Club
Meets Thursday

FL Jardin Progress club Is to re-
sumo regular meetings for the fall
season with a session Thursday at
the home OF Mrs. NJ. Sauber. Miss
Dorothy Porter, county home DEM
onstration agent will be present at
the meeting and give a talk and
demonstration Of special sewing
methods.
While the club has been holding
desultory meetings throughout the
summer. the regular bi-monthly
program Is now to be resumed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
Elizabeth Ruff
Bridge Hostess

Miss Elizabeth Ruff was hostess
ON Thursday evening. entertain
ing with five tables of bridge, in
Guiding among her guests the
younger college group. Green and
lavender combined In the pretty
color scheme.
In the games Miss Arnold Boyd
won high prize and Miss Una
Seaman second.
A plate supper was served preced-
ing the games
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Olmito Bridge Club
With Mrs. Austin

Mrs. Harry Austin was hostess
to the Olmito bridge club on Friday
afternoon. with two tables Of play
ers present. High score award was
won by Mrs w. w. Huitt. Refresh
ments of sandwiches, salad and
punch were served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31

Fish ponds In Manila In which
fish are raised for consumption
during the typhoon season when
fish can't be caught In sea waters.
are worth more than $4,000. 900.
aud the annual harvest from these
ponds Is valued at more than ST.
100000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31

Tests have indicated that a new
metal found In Utah fuses lead
and copper with other metals. re-
duces the flowing Temperatures OF
molten metals and increases the
tensile strength Of iron and steel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
Cameron County Women
Plan to Hold Missionarv
Meeting in Valley Town

Church activities are holding the lead just now among women Of
Brownsville. with meetings getting under way for the fan season.
More than 100 women Of the Cameron county Methodist Missionary
societies are expected to attend a meeting for the Cameron county zone
on Wednesday at La Feria. at which all the thirteen societies of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
Lyford Woman
Gains Notice
In DramaticS
Especial TO The Herald.)


LYFORD, Aug. 30.-Miss Elyira
RedIund left Saturday morning for
Anderson College, South Carolina
where she has been selected as a
member Of the department Of ORA
matte Art.
Miss RedIund Is we'll known
throughout the Valley. having lived
here the greater part Of her life:
she has taken part in many inter-
scholastic league contests, and later
has given a number Of musical and
dramatic r~ec!tals during her visits
in this section.
Miss Redlund has had a great
deal Of experience in teaching Of
dramatics, having taught IN the
public schools OF Texas, and later
in Trinity college.
Winning further recognition for
her work, she has had charge OF
plays at the Unity Settlement House
in Minneapolis and at the West
Side Y. w. G. A. in New York.
She received her training at Drake
University. the Emerson School OF
orator., Boston. The University of
Minnesota, and other well known
schools OF dramatic art. She has
also done postgraduate work with
leading New York teachers.
she is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Z. Redlund, OF Lyford.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
L U MEET
AT CASCADE

Members OF the Sunshine club
had its regular bi-monthly meet
ing Thursday at the Cascade pool.
Following a swim a delicious pic
mic supper was served or the
barbecue grounds
Those present were Mesdames II
NJ. Collins Of McAllen: II. W. Crit
fifth OF Edinburz: Henry Martin.
Art Lvngaas. Vandever. Cockrell
Alex. Stewart. Wade McClain. Ward
Walters. Jim Hines and children
all OF Alamo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
LODGE HOLDS


The McAllen Rebecca Lodge asa
entertained Tuesday evening at the
lodge hall with a delicious covered
luncheon.
This luncheon Is a regular fea-
ture OF Rebecca Order and Is giver
the third Tuesday Of each month
from $50 until 500 p. m. just pr :
ceding the regular business meet
ing. All members are urged TO
attend these luncheons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31

Flax Is cultivated throughout
Jugoslavia and its mills produce
about 100000 yards Of linen goods
annually.
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TWO AT
DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Lumbley
were hosts Friday evening at a
delightful dinner party honoring
Mrs. Ark. who were the guests OF
Mrs. j. ". Jones.
The color scheme OF green and
white was ar~tistically carried out
in the table accessories. Lights
which were shaded In green cast
q glow over the pretty table.
Those hidden were Mesdames T.
A. Cox and W. Z. eagle, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Jones.
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Rio Grande City
COLLEGE r
RETURN

COLLEGE GIRLS
RETURN
A group OF teachers returned
Friday from Kingsville where they
had been attending college during
the summe term. Among them
were: Misses Maria Cara Garcia.
Connie Sanchez. Concha Gutierrez,
Eloisa Munoz. Julia Vela Of this
city: Misses Anna and Ninfa Mo-
raida, Roma: Misses Anna San
chez and Ernestina Cara. Los
SaenZ.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Swofford and
little son, Raymond Jr.. arrived this
week from Lubbock. Mr.. Swofford
is the newly elected principal o.
the. Rio Grandc City High school
and Mrs. Swofford will teach Eng
liSh and Spanish III the same school
Both have been attending college
at Texas Technological college
from which institution Mrs. Swof-
ford received her 3. A. Degree this
month.
MI a4sl mis-. nav 4lJ4AQ hEtACAo,
" Corpus Christi. Mrs. Dels Mills
Of Houston. Misses Mae EVELYN an6
Bownie Rose SteDhenson, OF Aust
well were the weekend guests OF
Mrs. r. Z. johnson. Mrs. Johnson
accompanied her guests as far as
Corpus on their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel Garcia Of
Brownsville were the guests OF Mrs.
Garcia's mother. Mrs. Flodia Mon
roe. over the weekend.
Miss Enriqueta Rodriguez Of
Monterrey. Mexico. is the guest Of
Miss Cecilia Yzaguirre.
Ruben Vale. Dallas. arrived
Thursday TO suend two weeks with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Vale
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Moore Of
Brownsville were guests here sun
day OF Mrs. Katherine Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Rodriguez and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rismark Pope spent
Tuesday and Wednesday as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Pope. Jfs
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PICNIC-SWIM
ENJOYED

The Holt Hammond Industrial
CLUB enjoyed a picnic supper and
swim Tuesday evening at the Cas-
cade pool. This was the regular bi-
monthly meeting OF the club.
The next meeting will be held the
second Tuesday in September at
the home of Mrs. William Refs. a.
which time Mrs. Ringgold VIII
present and interesting discussion
OF a one dish meal.
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MIS-. JOHN PATE
F~NTERTATNS

Mrs. John Pate was hostess Tues
day evening to the Hidalgo Bridge
club.
Mrs. r. c. Rodriguez won high
score prize and Mrs. Robert Rosey
low score prize.
Mrs. Posey will entertain the
club next Tuesday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
CLUB HOSTS
FRIDAY

DR.. and Mrs. c. Z. Stokely were
hosts Friday evening at h7ne to
IN ENJOYABLE meeting Of the Junior
Bridge club.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Moore won
high score prizes.
Those present were Messrs. am
Nesdarras Nv. r. Buescher. Rhea
Clark. Cs1arles Rartiiff. p. ID. Moore
T. Fl. Beck, z. r. Russell and I. 3.
Sigler.
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H~OSTESSES TO
SOCIETY

6O1AE1h
On Monday afternoon at $3.50 the
woman's Missionary Society Of
the Methodist church South met
at the home Of Mrs. George Eek
bledt ST., for the monthly Social
meeting. Mrs. Clarence Parker and
Mrs. Eckbledt were joint hostesses.
Mrs. Howard Hagood conducted
a short business meeting after
which the remainder OF the eve
ming was devoted to games. Tasty
refreshments we're served to ten
members and three visitors.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harpin and
daughter Ethel Marie Of La Feria
were callers here on Thursday
evening.
Lud Snow OF Sebastian was a bus
mess caller here Tuesday Mr.. Snow
Is connected with the Information
al H~arveSters Co. OF that place.
Coach c. p. Hilbun accompanied
by Gordon Mitchell and Cutler
Keene were In Harrington Monday
morning where they attended e
meeting Of Valley football coaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Houghton and
daughter. Mrs. Ellis Thomas and
Mr.. Thomas have returned from an
extended trip In the north.
James Strawn and Kelly Hocott
have returned from a several days
outing In Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Butler re-
turned Saturday from San Anto-
Mo where Mr.. Butler met Mrs. But
Ter. She being enroute here rom
Commerce. Texas. where she at
tended summer school.
Mrs. w. L. Hagood Of Milford,
Texas Is here for q visit with her
son. Howard Hagood and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Strater and
children OF San Benito are visiting
here at the home Of their mother,
Mrs. Rose Strate-.