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I'm gran desengano deben
haber sentido todos aquellos que
exaltan ell mito de las razas nor
dicas. No obstante ell favoritis-
mo reservado a las naciones del
Norte de Europa sus Quotas nun
ca alcanZan a llenarse.
La alemana es~pecialmente en-
sena una impresionante dismi-
nuci6n. Los escandinavos, reel
bidos siempre con entusiasmo
en- estas costas, dejan miles de
hueco en- la generosa Quota asig
NADIA a su pals.
Els muy interesante hacer no.
tar que las mujeres llegan a es-
ia naci6n en- cantidad mas gran
de que los hombres, 10 que de
muestra que prevalece ell grupo
de esposaS de extranjeros natu-
ralizados, fernando de esta ma
nera no una real immigration
sinO ell asentamiento definitivo
de la primera. Entire aquellos
que Sc repatrian podemcs en-.
contrar hOmbres de todas las E.
dades.
En- contraste con la disminu-
cion de ls immigration europea
podemos observar ell aumento
de la canadense, mexicana y de
las Filipinas. En- los 1ltimo8
seis meses la entrada de subdi-
tOs del Canada aument6 13 por
ciento y NADIA parece demostraf
que csc flujo decrezca. Tambien
es Gle notar cue semejante movi-
miento a traves de la frontera
Americo-canadense servira pa
"a unir estos dos paises con mas
fuertes lazos de union.
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una madre! Esto fue para ella
un golpe terrible. A sus otros
tormentos Sc unto una angus
tia constante. Su castigo empe-
20 realmente.
ST en- los primeros tiempos
habia sentido celos del cariho
de Matilde, ahora no lie perdo-
naba su frialdad, su Indifferent
cia, por aQuel nino que no era
suyo.
-Puesto que va no lie quie-
re, debia dejarmelo; lpor que
me 10 ha tomado?-se decia.
Habia llegado a acusar a los
otros en- vez de reconocer su
culpa.
Sin embargo, no la cegaba la
passion hasta ell punto de no yer
que Leon no respondia a 10 que
La gaceta., 1930-02-21

10 quiero todavia, 10 quiero
como siempre.
ESQ tenia unas cuantas no.
ras de duraci6n, rara vez IN
dia, y mientras Sc hallaba bajo
la Influenza de su sobreeXcita-
cion nerviosa.
Una Garcia o una sonrisa de
su hija lie hacia desechar TODD
otro penSamiento que no fuera
ella unicamente, Y en- seguida
su coraz6n Sc desbordaba de a.
fecto para Ia nina Y NADIA que
daba para ell otro. A Luisa,
constantemente preocupada
con respecto a Leon, no lie cos
to gran trabajo sondar ell cora
ION Y ell pensamiento de la Sc
nora de Lucerolle. mo Sc en-
ganan los ojos y ell coraz6n de
La gaceta., 1930-02-21

communicate ninguna de sus i'm
presloneS y csc sentimiento
lneXplicable que la alejaba de
Leon, Ell senior de Lucerolle ha-
bia eXperimentado las mismas
~sensaciones y sentido, como
ella, disminuir su afecto gran
demente.
Ell joyen les do, sin embar-
go, una apariencia de satisfac-
ci6n. Muy inteligente y de sor-
p%rendente memoria, hizo con
rapidez brillantes e8tudios. En-
ell concurso general de los IL
ceos de Paris, obtuvo cast todos
los ~primeros premios.
Gracias a sus exitos escola-
res, pudo conservar durante al
gun tempo 10 que aun queda-
ba de afectO para 81 en- ell cora
La gaceta., 1930-02-21
EDITORIALES
DE LUIGI BARZINI
MAYORIA DE ITALIANOS
EN- LA IMMIGRATION DE
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.

Por primera vez desde 1924
ell numero de italianos admit
do en- los Estados Unidos fue
mayor que cualquier otro de di-
ferente nacionalidad en- la in
migraci6n permitida durante
los dltimos seis meses.
No 0bstante la poder0sa va
LA tornado por las Quotas, los
italianos encabezan la lista 81
guiendoles Embellishments los
ingleses y despues los alemanes.
De los 1905 italicos que fue.
ron admitidos en- Noviembre,
tres cuartaS parties vinieron a
JuntarSe o a formar la familia
de uno que va es ciudadano a.
mericano.
Las estadisticas revelan otros
datoS interesantes. La inmigra-
ci6n en- general tiende a dismi
muir. Ell mayor numero de tia
lianos depende de la entrada
por extra Quota, de acuerdo
con las nueyaS clausulas de Ia
ley que permiten por atlas ra-
zones humanitarias la reunion
de las familias. Pero la inmigra
cion generalmente viene deere
clendO acknowledgements como
resultado del cambio de las con-
diciones social y econ6micas a
traves del mundo y de un difes
rente y collective estado men
tai que discuerda del que lanzo
enormeS corrientes de inmigra-
cion hacia estas tierras hace
unos cuantos amos.
FL espejismo americana no
ejerce una attraction exclusive
sobre la masa de trabajadores
europeos. Los operarios exper-
tos encuentran mejores condi-
clones de vida, prestigio Y sa-
larios en- sus propios paises por
10 cual no necesitan o quieren
aventurar en- tierras extranas.
Al contrario, en- muchos Sc ma
nfiiesta cierta tendencia de re-
gresar a la patria, la que i'm
pele a hacerlo a los viejos emf
grantees que va han hecho for
tuna y a los mas recientes que
va han descubierto que en- los
Estados Unidos no TODD 10 que
refuge es orc.
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cimiento o la fortuna. Dando-
Sc aires de persona importante
con sus iguales, a los criados
los trataba como esclaVos. Ell
egoismo con todas sus fealda-
des. no tuvo nunca mejor re-
presentante en- 81.
Lo que Tulsa gast6 en- ener-
gia, en astucia, en- palabras, en-
elocuencia persuasive para O.
Guitar los defectos de su hijo,
sus necedades o por atenuar su
gravedad, no seria possible de-
cirlo.
Para un observador, aquella
fisonomia extrana de Tulsa Yer
der, colocada en- una situaci6n
mas extrana tedavia,- habria ST.
do muy digna de estudio.
Sin que Matilde lie hubiera
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By Stafford

Los "hGmcdos" declaran CHS
tosamente que en- vista del in
tense trafico de sedientos turis-
tas en- direction a los oasis del
Canada, hay peligro de que ell
Dominic Sc anexe a los EstadoS
Unidos algun dia. Entretanto,
el problema de la immigration
Sc compiled con un nuevo e ines
perado factor--la grande afluen
cia de trabajadores filipinos O
que esta causando cOnflictos Y
agitaciones en- la costa del oeste
que recuerda la lucha en- contra
de la mano de obra de raza a.
marilla.
Las Islas Filipinas pertene-
cen a los Estados Unidos. Por
10 tanto es dificil negar ell dere-
cho de entrada que tienen los
noros de las islas en- 10 que pue-
de considerarse como su metro
polls. La tan discutida question
lie la Independence de las Fill
pinas retorna. y la situaci6n del
trabajo resucita un arduo pro-
blema politico que tiene I'm deli
cadisimo aspecto international
especialmente en- estos momen-
tos de conferencias y tratados
navales.
Copyright 1880 by Pallas
Features Syndicate. = Prohi-
bida la reproduction.
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NJ VAZQUEz APELA
DE LA DECISION DEL SHE
RIFF

Ramon Vazquez, conocid9
propietario de West Tampa :
cafetero de la fabrica de taba-
cos Morgan, present6 aver, por
medic de su abogado, en- la
Corte del CircuitO, un entredi-
cho para q. Sc suspenda la Orden
de confiscaci6n de unos Totes de
su propiedad, dada por ell She
riff Joughin, para satisfacer
una orden de la Corte en- una de
manda presentada por la Tam
pa Holtsinger Furniture Co.
Ell embargo de los Totes de
Vazquez Sc hizo por ell Sheriff
en- la creencia de que el era Ell
Ramon Vazquez que habia ga
rantizado E.. H. Daniels, junto
con un tai G. C. Menendez, en-
la compra de unos muebles a la
casa de Holtsinger, por la SUI
ma de $1,317; pero resulta que
ell Ramon Vazquez embargado
NADIA tiene que yer con ell otro
Ramon Vazquez, 81 10 hubo, nj
firmo garantia alguna, nj saba
NADIA del negocio.
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FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS'
Por
Henry German

Sc do cuenta de que su coraz6n
pertenecia exclusivamente a su
hija, Sc sinti6 apesadumbrada.
Sc 10 reproch6 y trat6 muchas
veces de rebelarse contra 81 mis-
ma.
-Esta NAL, ESQ es abomina-
ble-se decia;-Ges que soy u
ma mala madre?... No debe una
madre querer por igual a sus
hijos?
Desolada por csc descubri-
miento, llor6 secretamente.
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CONATO DE HUELGA EN-
LA FABRICA DE FILA
DELTA

Esta manana Y con motive
de haber subido ell encargado
general Mr., John Leby a los
tabaqueros de molde unos ca
jones para que comprobaran ell
grueso de la vitola que traba-
jaban, hubieron de marcharse
a la Gale los operarios de la
fabrica de tabacos de Schwab-
Davis Co., Inc. (Filadelfia) re-
gresando al POGO ratio despues
que la Comisi6n que nombra :
ron para que Sc entrevistara
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Deben ser otros Lopez, dice Ell
simpatico gallego westampeno
c3nocido y apreciado por todos
en- ell distrito de allende ell rio.
Por 10 pronto, el abogado de
Ia muebleria de Holtsinger sus-
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para I'm mitin alberto de las
tres logias.
Estara presente ell H. Gran
Maestro del Estado de Florida.
Deseamos la presencia de to-
dos los H. por haber asuntos de
gran importancia que tratar.
A. Villa,
Secretario.
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EN- LA CLINICA
Ell BIEN PUBLICO

Raul Permuy, Pine 2306;
Carload Perez, 2108 Green
Avelino Fernandez, 2015 ga
Ave; Josefina Ragano, 1892
Union St.; Carmen Alfonso.
1910 Michigan; Alberto Belar-
de, 1888 Union; Roberto Del
gado, 25O1 % St.
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pendi6 la venta que tenfa dis
puesta de los Totes c~onfiscados.
Por 81 acaso!
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IDEAL 55, l. o. 0. F.

Por orden del Noble Grande
cito a los H. de esta logia, Pro-
greso 81 Y Victoria Rebekah, ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Betty 10 Samuel
Birthday HOnOree

Mrs. J.. r. Samuel entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home
honoring her little daughter. Betty
Joe. on her seventh birthday. a VAL
entine color scheme was followed In
red and white decorations. and ia
vors for the children were balloons.
horns. and peppers. Appropriate
games and contests entertained the
young guests. and ice cream with
Valentine cakes. The honoree re-
ceived many pretty gifts from her
friends.
Invited TO the party were f. r..
Jeffert, George Harvey. Joe II. Pute-
gnat Jr.. Mary Frances Knope,
Mike Groom, Jr., Ed, Grace Mar
garet and Elmore Helms, Frances
Barnes. Marjorie Wilson. Marie
Nichols. Dolores and Noel Nipp,
Jess, Mary 10 and Jerry McManus,
Lulu Bell and Marie Wise, Helen
Ruth and Bonnie Edelstein. Mary
Ruth and Aline Craig, Gwenith
Douglas. Marguerite Neitert, Chill
ton Stewart, Bobbie BatSell. Frank
lin Dodd, Marian and Maurice
Smith, Woolsey Samuel.
Mrs. Samuel was assisted III en-
tertaining by Mrs. +. M MacManus,
Mrs. +. r. Helms and Mrs. Thomp-
son Vines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Club Hears Program
On d Europe

Mrs. j. l.. Workman entertained
the Learners Club Tuesday, a pro-
gram on Modern Europe being OF
special interest in its development.
Mrs. Wheeler's personally con-
Quoted" tour Of Europe was quite
enjoyable. the speaker describing
a tour which she herself made q
few years ago. carrying her listen
ers to France. the return trip be-
ing through England.
Mrs. Graham's paper was q dis
cussion OF the points Of difference
between the plans Of Dawes and
Young for the heparation OF Europe.
Mrs. E. @. Holiday concluded the
program by outlining the plans Of
fered to unit the countries OF
Europe. Miss Elsa Walther was
elected to club membership during
a business session.
Miss Florence Bell Is to enter
tain the club next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16

Personality" Principal Robertson
Of San Benito, the Key to Scholar
ship" ". 0. Rasco, Olmito super
intendent, discussed Efficiency"
and w. r. BowleS. Los Fresnos SUI
perintendent, leadership 9. 4.
Phipps, Harrington superintendent,
had as his topic, Cooperation"
and Mrs. w. r. Jones of Browns
vile. Cameron county superin-
tendent. talked on The Key to
Character" Progress was discuss
ed briefly by Mr.. Wagner Of the
Santa Rosa school, and Dean 5. A,
Caldwell Of Brownsville talked on
Key to the Future" Madison Tay-
lor, president Of the Junior college
student body, had The Student
Body" as a subject on the pro-
gram. which was interspersed by
several entertainment numbers. a
musical selection was presented by
Ben Ezell and Fenner Baker. and
Eugene Roy gave a dance. Lorraine
Siderius entertained with a read
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Country Club Dinner
Dance for 200 Gioen
Blu Three Hostesses
Guests Complimented
BY Mrs. Creager
And Mrs. West

Early spring days are contribute
ing the atmosphere and insplra-
ton for a much more active and In
tereSting social calendar than tie
past few months have afforded. and
several prettily planned Inequalities
Of the past week we're especially en-
ioyable. The season is already be-
coming a popular one for visitors,
and numerous pretty affairs ara
marking the stay OF several guests
III the city.
Society en- maSse, including
guests from Brownsville. the post,
and several Valley towns. attend
ed the elaborate Valentine dinner
dance given at the country club
Friday night by Mrs. w. e. Craig,I
her daughter. Mrs. w. -. Withers.|
and Mrs. p. X. McNair. Two hun
dred guests were on the invitation
list for the hospitality. For the
Valentine motif charmingly devel-
oped as a decorative theme for each.
table. hearts and red carnations fol-
lowed the chosen color for the eve
ning's entertainment, which was
the largest and among the most
enjoyable Of the season.
Bridge Luncheon
a pretty hospitality OF Thursday
afternoon which complimented a
group Of visitors in the city was the
bridge luncheon with Mrs. n. B.
Creager and Mrs. william West
hostesses at the home OF Mrs.
Creager. They named as honoreeS
Mrs. Arthur j. Wolff OF Hartford,
Conn. guest In the home Of DR..
Harry X. Loew and his mother
Mrs. p. 3. Lowrance Of Ponca City,
Okla, mother Of Mrs. Gordon
Street. and Mrs. Frank Comey or
Milwaukee, Wis, who Is spending
the winter here.
Valentine motifs we're chosen for
decorations and red carnations were
in attractive bouquet arrangement
throughout the living DOM Table
favors also featured the Valentine
idea.
Guests for the affair made up
players OF nine tables. Those from
out-of-town included Mrs. All Par
ker of La Feria. Mrs. Phelan- Mrs.
Lawson and Mrs. Hadden OF Mer-
cedes. and Mrs. Strickland OF MIS-
sion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Winter Guests
Honored With
EOeningPany

A compliment to two Brownsville
winter visitors was the Valentine
bridge party given by Mrs. w. b.
Benge Thursday evening at the
Nel-Roy apartments honoring Mr..
and Mrs. w. 3. Downing Of San Di-
ego. Calf. who are to return soon
to their home after spending the
past two months in the city.
In the bridge games. Mrs. w. Il.
Mcdonald held high score and Mrs.
II. w. Upper, low. Mrs. Downing
was given a box Of pretty handker-
chiefs as a guest favor from the
hostess.
Mrs. Benge. assisted by Mrs.
Daniel Norton. served a delicious
ice curse at a late evening hour.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Downing,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Upper OF
Harvey, Ill. Mesdames Lewis An
dercen. N. M. Martin. w. l.. Nc
Donald. A. r. Kent. Frank Comey.
Norton, and J. q. Perkins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16

on and interchanged among the
club women.
Last October nine new demon
strators were added, making. With
the eight who continued the work,
a total Of seventeen. These ere
Mrs. w "A. Cox and Mrs. Rem How
land Of Browne Tract; Mrs. G. X.
McInnis and Mrs. q. w. Darden OF
the Clio Improvement club; Briggs
Coleman Tract; Mrs. Geo. French
and Mrs. M. Sauber Of FL Jardin;
Mrs. Palmer OF Landrum Park;
Misses Nellie and Flora Stookey OF
the Penn. Ave. Club, San Benito;
Mrs. Carl Young OF Primera: Mrs.
A. p. Taliaffero. Mrs. 5. a. Rack
and Mrs. +. r. Whmatley Of Santa
Rosa; Mrs. Barnes OF South Har-
lingen: Mrs. Russell Bingley OF Los
Fresnos. and Mrs. w. H Medley
and Mrs. Elmore of the Palmetal
club, Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16

Realizing that instruction re-
garding the proper planning Of q
wardrobe should be made possible
for women desiring it. Miss Porter
some time ago inaugurated ward
robe demonstration in Cameron
county.
The work was begun with one
woman from each adult club in
the county acting as demonstrate
or. She used as a subject her new
experiment in clothes purchasing,
planning and making, herself DR.
some member Of her family. Nine
women first took up the demon
stration agents scheme for sola-
ton of the clothes problem. using
themselves as subjects. One wo-
man adopted the ley clothes pro-
gram for her eleven-year-Old
daughter; another. her thirteen
year-old daughter. and a third her
two little daughters, two and five
years DID,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Calendar For The Week
Monday

Monday
Episcopal womans guild Is to meet at parish house at 3 p m with
Mrs. George White and Mrs. Richardson as hostesses. Plans VIII De mace
for the parish dinner, Feb. Is.
Merchants pageant at high school auditorium, sponsored y LaOes
Aid society Of Christian church, both Monday and Tuesday evenings q
8 !. III.
Circle one OF Central Christian church is to meet with Mrs. Q. W. Sin
ger, 1903 Levee street. at 3 I. m. -
Altar society Of sacred Heart church with Mrs. r. A1z at 8 p m, for
social meeting.
Baptist w. M c. aI-day industrial meeting at church at 10 a m Mem
bers will bring lunch.
All four circles Of the Methodist Missionary society are 70 meet at te
church Monday at 3 p. m. for a social session
Womans Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church Is o nee ~ me churCf
N,ondav at 33O % m, for home mission study lesson with Mrs Bascom
Cox in charge.
Tuesday
Learners club with Miss Florence Bell
Mardi bridge club with Mrs. w. 5 Mootnart
Bridge party for tourists chamber Of commerce, afternoon.
Rebekahs meet at hall evening.
Wednesday Tournament bridge club with Mrs Burt Hinkey Jr
Business and Professional womens club luncheon, FL Jardin.
FL Jardin Heights Social club with Mrs. w. B Nather 2:30.
Thursday
Civic League meeting at Methodist church, 3 p m.
Friday
Friday Bridge club with Mrs. Marshal White.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Brownsville Girls
On Honor Roll

The following clipping has been
received from Lady Of the Lake col
lege, San Antonio.
THE high school department OF
Our Lady Of the Lake college has
announced its honor roll, average
above 90. for the first semester end
ing Jan. 81. The roll follows:
Fourth year. Mary M. Gleason,
Luz Mendoza. Ruby Simon, San An
tonic: Kathleen Malloy. Lake
Charles, La; Iris Paine. Kerrville;
Dorothy Stephenson. Mexico City.
Third year. Jean Braniff. Oklahoma
City: Martha Glove, Amarillo; Jane
Simmons, Quannah; Marie Wort
man, Brownsville; Hilda Ayarzago-
tia, Lampazos. Mexico. Second
wear. Mary Catherine Crowley, Dali
las: Frances Creagor, Brownsville;
Olga Mendoza and Gertrude Sa-
linas, San Antonio. First year, Ma
RE Enriquez. Torreon, Mexico; Ann
A. Campbell. Oklahoma City: Dor
othy Burkholder, San Antonio; Hor-
tensia Montemayor. Eagle Pass; NJ.
Burquet, SabinaS, Texas"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Agent Teaches Cameron County Women Art in ORES sing

According to the general course
Of the wardrobe program, women
first study their types, as to color
ing and features. For clothes
proper, they seriously consider
lines Of a desired style. its con-
struction and selection, colors
which may give desired effects, or
the opposite. the keeping Of &C
counts, and better utilization Of
clothing and materials on hand.
Miss Porter personally aids in
the wardrobe demonstration work
and all problems of renovation and
remodeling.
Through reports which women
make at club meetings throughout
the county, the demonstration
agent finds that through the care
fully planned wardrobe program
women have been better dressed at
lower cost. and that valuable in
formation Is made available through
the suggestions which are passed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
PIT. a. Benefit
PARTY Success

"A sum Of SIS was realized from
proceeds OF the card party benefit
given Tuesday night at the Elks'
hall BY the Incarnate Word PIT. A.
A large number OF school patrons
and friends attended the affair.
PIT. A. members wish 20 extend
thanks 10 all merchants and friends
cooperating to make the event r
success.
In bridge games. Mrs. Riley won
high score prize among women
PLAYERS, and Miss Lucha Garzas
second high; Mrs. "A. Fernandez held
low score, and among the men, II.
". Watkins won high and T. Mo-
ritz, low. IN the Spanish game OK
brisca. Miss Esperanto Pacheo won
high score favor, Mrs. L. L. Mon
tero second high. and Mrs. Manuel
Besterio, low. Jose Martinez was
awarded for high score among NEIL
law.
Refreshments were served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Christian Endeavor
Valentine Party

Members OF the Central Christian
church Endeavor society enjoyed y
delightful Valentine party Friday
evening at the home OF Miss Mary
Singer. who was assisted in enter
tanning by Dorothy Dennis and Dan
Bowling.
Valentines we're exchanged ana y
number Of Valentine games ana
contests were engaged In. Refresh
ments were served 70 Louis Smith,
ID. II. Bowling, T.. r. Webb Of Rock
Island. Tenn. /. B. Wooten, v. r.
Ferguson, Fred Howe, Robert Puck
EFT, Jack Noble, Mrs. Conklin, Gus
ter Driver, Harold Dennis, Andrew
Ferguson, Anna Jane Moran. Alan
tina Driver. Martina Butts. Gentry
Moran, Joe Lilies OF San Benito.
Berniece Hutton. Louise Gilleland
-of Houston, and Doris Williams.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Valley School Officials
Guests at College Dance

Covers were laid for lis Junior
college students and their friends
at the annual Junior college din
ner dance given Thursday night
at the Aztec cafe in San Benito,
with a large group Of Valley school
officials as special guesls. The
entire faculty Of the junior college
attended. as well as numerous SUI
perintendents and principals OF
Valley schools.
A red and yellow color theme was
followed in Valentine decorations
Of banquet tables. which were elab-
orately appointed, and programs
were red heart booklets. With Wal
ter Underwood. president. as toast
master. a program Of one-minute
toaSts was given. the theme Of the
brief talks featuring the idea Of
keys to various personal charac-
teristics," the subject of each toast.
@. w. Gotke. Brownsville city su-
perintendent, described the Key TO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
Debate to Feature
Endeavor Program

A debate Resolved, That q man
can nave hatred in his heart and
vet be a Christian" will feature the
Valentine program OF the Christian
Endeavor society Of the Central
Christian church Sunday evening.
Jack Noble and Fred Howe wll
speak for the affirmative against
Dan Bowling and Tommy Newton
on the negative. Miss Mamie Bourne
and w. Velten viii act as judges
Valentine ideas will be carried out
for the program, topics 70 be printed
on heart shaped pieces OF paper
Will be Bible references about tina
heart and love. Miss Berniece Hut
ton will play N piano solo AZ the
musical number for the evening.