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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
West Brownsville
Plans Nav Fete

over the Garden Wall" an oper-
eta. is to be presented as a May
fete Of the West Brownsville school
Thursday evening at 5 o'clock on
the school grounds. The queen and
her court have been selected from
the pupils with the highest aver
age in each grade. and are as fol-
lows.
Arnetta Stewart. queen. George
Emmett Dodd, king. fifth grade; Del
Perkins Jr., prince. Doris Mckay,
princess. fourth grade. Albert Lee
Smith. prince. Elizabeth Bingham
princess, third grade: Humberto La
Madrid. prince, Felicia Thomas,
princess. third grade; Gerald lid
well. prince, Betty Joe Samuels.
princess, second grade: George
Martin. prince. Gertrude Gotke.
princess. first grade: Martin Pena.
prince. Esther La Madrid, princess
first grade: herald. Stanton Hink-
lev. honor student.
Following is the order Of the
program:
Merry. Merry Month Of May
Girls chorus.
MAY Pole dance-Boys and Girls,
Last Days song-Boys' chorus.
Gypsy's chorus and dance-First
Grade.
Robin Hood and His Archers-
Third Grade Boys.
Vacation Song-Small BOYS.
Rose Chorus-Fouth Grade Girls
Operetta - "Over the Garden
Wall Mary Contrary. Barbara
Black: "Bov Blue, Craig McNair,
Dawn. Elizabeth Ann Tandy,
Sun. Juan Cavazos; ~Gnome'.
Louis Bogus: chorus. flowers. fai-
ries. birds. sunbeams and butter
flies.
West Brownsville teachers are
directing the program.
II. p. Griffin and family Of Nc
Allen are weekend guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. John CloSner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27

high school auditorium and lunch
con is 70 be served at the country
club.
Practically all plans are complete
for the entertainment of the Fed
Grafton. according to Mrs. Florence
Klabfleisch, Mercedes chairman for
the event. Mrs j. r. Caldwell Of
Mission, chairman Of the program,
has announced the coming OF Mrs.
Lindsay, and several other distin-
guished guests for the affair. Mrs.
Volney Taylor or Brownsville. Fifth
District president, is also to make
a talk.
Other Guests
Mrs. T.. 3. Randall, San Antonio,
first vice president Fifth District.
who is also state and district chair
man of Scholarship and Loans. will
be the guest Of the federation. Mrs.
Randall has done such an outstand-
ing work in helping Texas boys and
girls obtain an education. that VAL
ley women will be delighted 70
know her.
The Glee Club Of San Juan-Ala-
mo school. which won first place IN
the district music contest, will sing
its prize winning songs.
All state and district officers have
been invited to attend, and 1t Is eX-
pected that q number will accept
the hospitality Of the executive
board and club women Of Mercedes.
Mrs. Willie A. George, Brownsville.
is hospitality chairman and will ar
range for entertainment of the
group during their stay in the VAL
ley.
Mrs. Percy Herman, McAllen,
delegate to the fifth district con-
vention this month in Del Rio will
report the proceedings Of that body
to the Valley organization.
Musicale
An innovation this year will be
q program to be presented OH the
eve Of the federation meeting by
the music clubs OF the Valley Fed
Grafton under the direction of Mrs
Continued on page three.)
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Rules for Var
Contest

Rules for the yard contest spon-
sored by the Civic League annually
have been announced BY Mrs. Al
bert Smith chairman. based on the
100 points to be considered i'm judg-
ing. which will be in May. Perma-
nent planting. including shrubs
roses and evergreens will count Is
points. flower beds and borders. 25
points; lawns and general appear
ance. %; sanitation, Is.
Blanks for the contest are 10 be
printed. and all details announced
the first Of the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27

\ May Day fetes III colorful variety
are numerous.
Mrs. Shire Honored
Mrs. Kenneth Shire OF Quincy.
H., the popular guest of her sister,
Mrs. Lynn CleckIer, was named
honoree OF Mrs. r. B. Ernst's beau
tiful bridge luncheon at the country
club Friday. The hostess chose n
pink and green color theme for her
decorations and followed u In all
details OF appointments. "A long
luncheon table was conferred with
an unusually attractive floral de-
sign Of pink roses and pink and
green c~andelabra, and place cards
were III dainty floral motif.
Bridge tables were prettily ap-
pointed in the club reception suite,
which was ~profusely adorned with
vases and floor baskets OF the pink
roses and fern. Six tables were ar
ranged for the afternoons play
ing.
Mrs. Gordon Kethley OF Ray
mondville o high score prize,
Mrs. William Rasco. second high,
and Mrs. Coils Perkins. the cut
favor. Mrs. Shire received an at
tractive guest favor.
Mrs. Comey Hostess
Mrs. Frank Conveys bridge lunch
% Thursday at the country club
was one OF the pleasantrieS OF the
social calendar, a large number or
local and out-of-town guests en-
joying the hospitality. A dainty
pink color theme was followed I'm
decorations and card table appoint
ments, and q p~rofusion or pink roses
throughout the club suite enhanced
the effect.
The guest personnel composed
six tables Of players for the after
Moons games, In which table prizes
were won BY Mrs. William West
Mrs. r. B. Creager. Mrs. Order
Perkins. Mrs. O. @. Richardson,
Mrs. Harry Pattee. and Mrs. Jesse
bennett.
Among the guests or the after
noon were Mesdames William West,
w. G. Craig. Sr., George White,
Burnell Goodrich. John Harden
and daughter, Jane, or Oklahoma,
John Gregg, w. T.. McDavitt,
Blanche Loew, Bernard. Cain. IL. u.
Tucker, j. l.. Rentfro, Daniel Van
Voorhis, Lloyd Parker, All Parker,
Tom Shock, Pat Cartmell. and Paul
Kiester, the latter four from La Fe-
ria, c.. G. Richardson. Volney Tay-
Tor, Jesse bennett, Lena Gay Moore.
W. J. lawson. Wimberly Mcleod OF
Harlingen, r. p. Creager, Harry
Pattee, William Pattee, and O. r..
Tyrrell.
Mrs. Harden Honored
Mrs. John Harden OF Oklahoma
City, the guest of Mrs. William West,
Is among several popular guests ~
Brownsville who are being honored
az various events. Mrs. r.. Il. CreaE-
er complimcNted her with All infor-
NAL luncheon for a small group Of
friends at her home Friday. the af-
fair being preIily appointed and
arranged. Mrs. Harden, a former
resident Of the Valley, and her
daughter, Jane, who is with her on
her visit here. are greeting a large
number OF former acquaintance
at the informal parties which are
marking their stay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Baptists Organize
I. +. L. Class

The T. 4. L. class OF the First
Baptist Sunday school was organ
lied Friday night at the home OF
Mrs. w. Z. Collins. Mrs. j. Strib-
ling was named teacher OF the
class, with the following officers:
Mrs. z. Z. Pitt, president; Mrs. N,
3. Jones. first vice-president; Mrs,
". 2. Gambrell, second vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. y. "A. Porter, third VICE
president: Mrs. Leila Willard. sec
rotary: Mrs J. 3. Smith. first as
sistant secretary: Mrs. Huey Burg
eSs. second assistant secretary; Mrs.
Rose James, treasurer; Mrs. Eve
lyn Saline. reporter.
Glass guests we're Rev. and Mrs.
O T.. Smith. Mrs. j. Liston Smith,
and Mrs. j. p. Hall. An ice course
was served after the business SEE
sion.
Mrs. C.. Loeb. Mrs. A. Walters.
and Il. G. Senftenberg OF Houston,
left Saturday morning BY auto 70
return to their home. after a visit
here with Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Senften-
berg. They planned to stop over
night in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. X. Goodrich Jr.,
leave today by plane for Puebla,
Mexico. where they expect TO make
their home for some time. Mr..
Goodrich. who has been local rep
Iresentative OK the Anderson Clayton
cotton company for some time. will
have charge of their office in Pu-
ebla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
THE cHILD's BILL OF RIGHTS

Fl CHILD'S BILL OF RIGHTS
THE ideal to which we should strive is that there shall
/ be no child in America:
That has not been born under proper conditions;
That does not live in hygienic surroundings;
That suffers from under-nourishment;
That does not have prompt and efficient medical at
tention;
That does not receive primary instruction in the ele-
ments of hygiene and good health;
That has not the complete ~birthright of a sound mind
in a sound body;
That has not the encouragement to express in fullest
measure the spirit within which IS the final endow-
ment of every human being.
HERBERT HOOVER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Aziz
Leave for Tour

A. ard Mrs. II. Aziz are among
fortunate early vacationists
-,srrinr interesting tours for the
.-mer. They are 10 leave Browns
s.ns thursday morning. driving 70
~ York. stopping enroute IN
rs-rrinrham. Ala, for a two-day
s-.s NTH an uncle Of Mr.. Aziz.
49,. viii also be in Crawford. N.
scr a visit with the parents Of
Nj =, Nav g. they sail on the s.
r,,--on direct for Beirut. Syria.
nx;rv their automobile aboard ship
their foreign travels. They plan
snend the summer months
81 August with Mr.. Aziz's
lsrsr' In syria. Their return trip
o. @ske them OIL a tour through
80 Land, to Jerusalem, Dam
ne palestine and other points
ascus .erest. They will continue
2 ~,oh Egypt. from Port Said.
l11roandria. and Cairo. and viii
Ale.Iets the tour by way Of Italy.
FFoln and England. returning to
vork They expect 70 be away
NeM the latter part Of October.
pnxn viii be the first visit Of
Ia - 10 his home in Syria in
iT~enty-eight years .
J. v. Kerr Of Terrell is the
-,,sst Of her son. @. Q. Kerr ana
family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Plans Progress For
STYLE Review

Plans r progressing for the
style review which Miss Myrtle
Jennings and Miss Anna Mary
Small OF the home economics de-
partment of the high school will
stage in the auditorium Friday Nav
2. Nearly 100 girls OF the classes
will participate.
Following the review. a reception
and tea will be given for the past
presidents of the local PIT. A..
with the organization assisting in
the affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27

In New York. for instance, TO-
600 children Of 81 nationalities.
will parade, all dressed in the col
orful costumes Of their parents
native countries, all carrying ban
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
School Fiestas With
Guest ospitaLtiesA Are
Numerous Past Week

With q dance Saturday night at the Country Club eliminating a busy
and interesting week Of social affairs local society circles face a much more
engaging calendar for the remainder Of the season than the quiet and
uneventful one Of the past few weeks Closing school activities are
taking an important place among events. and particularly at the present
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27

ners bearing child health slogans.
Brooklyn will dedicate the $780,
600 dental clinic donated by Au-
gust HeckSher.
Indiana has worked out a home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
State Federation President
Will Address Valley Clubs;
EUening Musicale Planned

Valley club women affiliated with the Valley Federation Of Womens
clubs re rejoicing in the announcement that Mrs r. F. Lindsay. OF
Mount Pleasant. state president OF the Texas Federation Of Women's
clubs, will be guest and speaker for the spring convention Of the Valley
group. 70 Be held In Mercedes May Is. The meeting Is scheduled for the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27
Is Delegates
At Auxiliaru
District Meet

The auxiliary OF the local Pres
byterian church. with eighteen dele
gates, won attendance honors at
the Friday convention OF Valley
Presbyterian auxiliaries held in Har-
lingen, having the largest visiting
delegation Of the II organizations
represented. About 1873 delegates
comprised the total attendance for
the day, which was presided over
by Mrs. George Smith OF Browns
vile. district chairman.
Members Of the Harlingen auxil-
larry as h~oSteSses for the occasion
offered delightful entertainment and
noon luncheon. which was followed
by an afternoon business session, in
which two new officers were elected.
Mrs. j. 3. Summons OF Mission was
named yice-president. and Mrs. s.
c. Scott Of Harrington, secretary
treasurer.
La Feria was named as the next
meeting site OF the district.
Brownsville women attending the
convention were MeSdames George
Smith. z. p. Day. Ava Prosser, A. @.
Dietel, q. w. Moothart. Fl. II. Bank
er, j. II. BatSell. Norton. Glen
Lamberth. Nivens. French III. D..
Seago. Rose. Nellie Key. Walton.
Sherwood Bishop. Hassell and Miss
Florence Bell.
Mrs. Robert w. Grow will leave
Fort Brown Thursday night for a
visit with her brother in MuSkogee,
Okla. Miss Marion Grow of Chi
cago. Ill. cousin of Major and rs
Grow. who has been their guest. will
leave with Mrs. Grow to return to
her home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-27

II. p. Griffin and family of Nc
Allen are weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Closner.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Anthropologists Delighted With
 Eskimo Mummies From Greenland

Cambridge. Mass, Feb. : UP)- Harvard University has secured 10 Eskimo mummies, believed the first ever found in Greenland.
 The lnummics. naturally prcscrv- ed. were brought here by Martin Luther of the anthropology depart ment, q descendant of the rcformcr. Luther recently returned after six weeks of research on the far north crn island. The trip was reviewed by Professor l.. A. Hooton of the liar yard anthrosological department in today'8 issue of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin.
 IIooton hopes 10 obtain valuable information concerning the effect of meat diet On calcificMion ct bone from an analysis Of the muumics.
 Luther ssudlcd the habits of 24p modern E.skimos living in the vicinity Of Julanchaab and from his obscr- vations, Hooton dcduced Chat the people were "vcry intelligent and in some respects gifted"
 The subjects of Luthers study were pure blooded or those Of asccr- tainable European admiNturc.
 The scientists found them 100 per cent perfect in color vision tests. their teeth 95 per cent perfect. and their lung capacity vastly superior 10 that of the whites.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

Operated by Mr, and Mrs Hugh Collins. native Kcntuclians, on their faru near here, the equine college prepares inc ponies for next summers carnivals. circuscs and horse shows.
 Of tho Go students, Beauty. a trim little Shetland, is the most adept and talented. Under th. gujdaucc Of Professor Collins she Hin lie down and play dead, sit on her hind legs, roll Il barrel. climb stairs play marbles. and do a classical front foot dance known as the High SrhooI.' Beauty nearly always receives q grade of A." and her Experiment Is jh@ pride Of ponyland.
 But Beauty is not the only ialcn- ted pupil attending the Collins col lc%".
 There is Shawnee. 4 "painled" pony who paws out his age: Eos". who poses prcttily on q "Pattcr- son. and then bows for applause; MayllOWcr, whose speciality is sl1- ting on h'r hind legs like q dog; and Black Gold. whose education is
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
State Office Plans
 Deferred bH Board

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Stove Poker, Broom Handle and Pair of Pliers Used as W eapons While Husband and Wife Engage in Battle After Drinking Moonshlnc,

cagml am1 W#lanln" @'l"@a7A' nr fl Isv.-nt lorf ar. husband and ,lrc but 'n,y arr-i usr mortal 'u"- mics last night after Iuninsa2 O "reoonenfur" which came luto 'H"f ,osecesiau ou inc occasion Of fG@ pavmaa' Of their rent to 'H. .a.d- lor,I. according 10 a story utaidcd in polio. cour' today.
 Samuel who is 4o. accused I5- wife Of striking him nI>t a "oF" nolcr Hirh -uch fore, tna+ his u-H, arm was injured 10 fh. ">''f "' 3raun1us sl5u4. which Ho .mpro- vi=cd out or clotH Lafsr sh' "rH Gut to visit a friend and "H.u -a" cara back s.. showed signs of noE- ing been dr5ntin- n-asa. ao"orIIaE to his testimony. and Inc result "fs an argument which nnaItg ld 10 D" use Of q brooIu4tirI. ay hor. while their daughter stood by and ,oarh''i her 10 "2lva it 10 him. Ha'
 Thora was pair ol piJers ou tha table nhIIo th" f2h, was goin" on and Mrs. SpIugazlj alleged that her husband a'rurf hor OF the head with th- weapon. but he denied it. Confronted with a demand for all explanation as 10 how his ~it" hap- poncd To naao a r" on her head. r. suggested that the pliers probably rou of lhn table In 'Ho saHGI' and landed on h,r head.
 Officer Edward Carroll testified that nh,u hr arrived at the pWiEhi Court house at a:t5 o'njocE m rr- sponse 10 a complaint, he found Mrs SelugasIH bleeding and hnr husband admitted that he struck her "JtH th. pliers. Jud2c Tr#rr7Gi continued tho ease for ono month m charge Of inc Probation officer The charge was breach Of the peace and assault
 Herman Sartlcr. &e, Of Gl Main street. admitted that h. had not been contributing 10 inc support Of his wife of late. bat he assured tho court that he thinks tine world of hcr' and he wanted 10 do inc right thing by her but nD recently ue"mua partially blind in the left o>o and coUld moi work. lie anticipated that ho "ljl receive a s.'tI-m.ut in tar way of Compensation within a work and Inc will then b. able t9 support hl- nifc.
 Probation Officer Connolly tos'i- fed that sl,tIrr "as divorced from his first wlfc and On February 2I 1927, he married his present wife who was q widow. Judge TracoshI continued tha ease for one month or probation. Sergeant r. <. NcAval arrest SatfIer last night on a var rant
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Expert Says Russia or
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Australia to Ship Gold
 To London for It's Debt

N0TOONTN0, NIs7TaIIa. T"D, : VP7-- Sir Robert Gibson, chairman Of the Commonwealth bank, today an nounccd that the banI, board had decided 10 ship 10 London immcdi- ately 7000,o0o pounds (abont $35,- 600,o0o) to build up it's reserves and 10 meet overseas obligations.
 This will make shipments over seas since July of last year 17,o00, GOO pounds (about $S1,o00, ,0OD. These movements, h. said, were not designed to provide credit for fu- turc importatious but were directed principally at meeting arcruinG ob- ligations.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
PONY UNIVERSITY
 TRAINS FOR SHOWS
Racine, Wisconsin, Has Novel
 School for EQuiDeS

Racine Mie.. Feb. : OP)- Welsh and Shetland ponies. reared in the fertile pastures of Kentucky and taught their abc'B in BIua Grass equine prep schools come 10 Wisconsin for their college cdu- cation and q diploma which quail hos them for dignilcd positions lu the world of horses.
 For here in Racine county. tha Collins training school offers all the most advanced courses for the tiny ponies. whose ancestors years ago were graduates Of the lines. foreign halls Of learning.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
RESOLUTION ELECTING
 DAY STILL UNSIGNED
Mayor PaOncS-a Expected to Garry Out Ei5 intention To Nrto
 Measure

The common council resolution eIectins William II. Day to rbe office Of comptroller remained or Mayor paonessa's desk. mapproved today and with every Indication pointing 10 'hn exercise oI th. t,to, as had been forecast.
 No declaration Of ulrnajou by t1c mayor is required umI February l3. fn day after passa2. Of tho to'r. The charter provides thai rha soto power must be invoked a5,hiu that period or rno acton Danamos ~I@c- iI}e automatically.
 T. is uo# - 4a}t aur. 'H. r.- pDhji,an c4e.z a.',n'toa Itay u r rouros. "j,H Biisz w. cIarG aIaan- while, riarH # acting aonproIl.r. Gra"tn@ aars of apnroauHa'1y f 8 dar .os n.tf-r.u. .rlsirc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

ccntercd upon his barrel rolling proclivitics.
 Billy, q big black Welsh pony, is dean at the college and is respOn- sibIc for 100 per cent attendance al classes. Carrying his master. Billy rounds up the ponies and herds them into the school room. After the shagy students have eaten breakfast and have taken their morning lessons in "Corral hall.' they are allowed the free dom of their pasture.
 Daily lessons and practice will make the GO students eligible for graduation by spring. Then proud ly carrying their coveted "sheop- skins" they will march forth into the realm Of "horsc business"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

made supreme commander Of Pc lands armed forces. Uc immedI- atcly made himself proNisory chief Of the state. was confirmed, and in January. 1919, called upon the great pianist patriot. Isnaco paderrwshL to form cabinet
 Padcrcwski did not last long in office, and then began tho proces- sion Of new prcmjcrs. In 1929 PIl- sudski surprised everybody by re- fusinS 10 run for president again, He said the Scjm had loo much power and the president too little. In May 1923. he resigned his Job of chief Of staff and quit the army.
 He remained suIl<inz in his tent until May U. 1925. when h@ sud denly marched ou Warsaw with some friendly troops and forced his oue-timc friend. President Wojci"- rhowshi, 10 resign. Th" S'-m 'lrc'- cd IilsudslI prc-Id"af or Poland. but he refused. % l' ,.,r''d his friend Noscirh5. ,hc prrsau' head Of rh" state.
 A.JrI a coupIr of cabinets failed. pnsudski becam, premier in 1925. also holding thc portfolio of sccro- tarT Of War, After he had effected various financial reforms he rc- signed in June. 1928. and his friend Bartcl formed the government, Pii- sgdski contcnting himself with the ministry of war This iob he has continued 10 hold in fho several cabinets that have brru formed since.
 And this job ne will contn5. to hold, lie is thc boss who pulls the strings. Apparently hn wants 10 ryolT" some form O constitutional @oFcruurnt. as he himself says. like that or the United States.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Military Leader Takes Charges of
 Colorado Prison, Promising Peace

Canon City. Colo. Feb. lR,- Within tho gray granite walls Of the Colorado state penitcntiarr, ;l rest less prison population aWokc today 10 find itself under control ot uilf- ,ary dictator-a man who rose from Il sick bed 10 strike with the mailed fist at q riotous group Of con- yicts, " ho in four months have taken 1$ lives and caused incstimabIc pro pcrrN damage.
 Tuo man. austrro in manner and curt in speech. is Col Patrick J. H"urocE. bred To army traditions and by his own admission "a fight ing ir.-huau.' II, lrd troops and on houor% in the Sioux Indian cam paJ2aS. iu Cuba and in France.
 Tnc dictatorship WIS drclarrI 2rs- '.rIaE ny a harriod state board Of
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Father Takes S5, Beats
 Child, in Liquor Thirst

Mrs. Frank Birorchak Of Ga smith street complained last night 10 Oni- cor William Temple that her hus- band took g. from her and struck their l3 year old daughter three times on the head besides striking bis wife before leaving the house 10 buy liQuor, She made if plain. how eyer. that shc did not "aut him ar rested.