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REPORTER ON
SHIP TELLS
Of CRASH
Times Writer Aids Fighting
Fire on Ship; Sees Men Leap
Into Sea; Praises Nurses
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were licking at the top deck Of
the Fairfax. When the explosion
came, q cover Of oil had shot
from the tanker onto the steam
ship.
The tanker apparently had
tried to cross our starboard bow,
and the Fairfax, as soon as the
helmsman had seen the crash
coming, attempted to pass on
the right Of the tanker. we cut
right Of the tanker into Just ait
Of amidships.
The flames spread to the port
side and set fire to Staterooms
on that side. Meanwhile the top
deck had become an inferno.
Tanker Goes Down
The oil tanker went down just
two and one1half minutes after
the crash with all hands on
board, SO far as we could see.
None were saved.
All around the Fairfax the sea
was on fire from the coating Of
oil which spread around the
scene. On the Fairfax the fire
became so bad that in a short
while the after end Of the radio
aerial came down, diSrupting the
ships radio system.
The crew, although I did not
hear any alarm sounded, went
at once to their posts and
manned the ships fire hose.
After q short interval the radio
operator succeeded in rigging up
the fallen end Of the aerial to
q support, giving US radio com.
lnunication again.
CoIored Men Drowned
Several colored members of the
crew caught below in the crash
ran square into q mass Of flames
when they tried to leave the blaz-
ing quarters below. They all
jumped overheard, and all Of
them were drowned.
One woman, who had been
burned all over and had writhed
In agony from the burns. The
nurses and sailors on board got
the injured to the main saloon
and treated them with oil and
remedies for burns.
Another colored man saW WaB
badly burned.
My companion and I when NE
ran up on deck and saw what
had happened, started to assist
the crew In running out the fire
hose and spraying water on the
flames. When the port side fire
was gotten under control we kept
on spraying the dying fire on
that side.
We would have been In q seri.
Gus condition II the ship had
begun to founder. All Of the life
boats on the port side were
burned and probably every one Of
them was put out Of commission.
On the Starboard side three life
boats were lowered. filled with
women and children, but before
the captain ordered them to cast
of the s. s. Gloucester, another
Merchant and Miners Transports
ton Company vessel, came up.
She had gotten our radio signals
and put out from Boston.
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KILLER
REWARD now
$4,000
Chicago Tribune Calls on US.
to Aid in Gang Fight; Hearst
Paper Offers Sum for Slayer
(contiausd Frem Paes D.

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were sent directly to Deputy
Commissioner Of Detectives John
Siege and his aides, who kept
them locked away.
Rewards Now s55,OO0.
Offering Q total reward Of $751;
600, the newspapers Of Chicago to-
day presented q united front In
demanding in no uncertain tones
the arrest and conviction of the
gang killers who shot and killed
Lingle in broad daylight.
The Chicago Herald and Ex-
afniner, Hearst paper, today, of
fered q $25, 900 reward. bringing
the total to $4,000. The Chi:
cago Tribune previously had post
ed a reward Of $25, 900 and the
Chicago Evening Post had Of
fcred 5000. The press has
branded the staying Of Lingle as
an attempt at intimidation by the
gangs.
,7hile every law enforcing
agency in the city and county
bent their efforts toward solving
the murder Of Lingle, Alderman
James Bowler demanded q thor
ough investigation Of the police
department and its alleged con-
nections with gangland. Bowler
charged incompetency, police con
nivance with gangsters, and
urged q council investigation Ct
the police department.
Secret Six at Work
Accepting the staying Of Lingle
as a challenge from the gang
forces the secret six' committee
of the Association of Commerce
has launched separate invesi-
CATION.
Also taking up the challenge Of
gangland in numbering Alfred j..
Lingle, q reporter, the Chicago
Tribune announced editorially to-
day that it has declared war to
the finish on the underworld fac
tionS which apparently have
Bdkk1CO lSUUbkUA sDl SkA1GG@Os
Lingie, who had covered the In
tricate affairs Of the underworld
for his newspaper for several
years, was shot down Monday in
the midst Of o subway crowd as
he made his way toward train.
The killer escaped.
Authorities today sought q
lefthanded g1nman and ex-cOn-
vict who Is believed 10 have been
imported from Brooklyn for the
Lingle murder as well ag several
others Of the II murders that
marked the 10 days Of gang war
fare.
Capones to Aid !.
A representative Of the. Capone.
gang notified police that he win
surrender Sam Hunt. Murray
Humphrey and Ralph Pierce, all
Of whom have been identified
from police pictures as resembling
the one or the other Of the two
men who put Lingle on the
"Spot."
The snub-nosed revolver used In
the staying has now become the
most promising clue to the esay
er's identity, Coroner Herman
BundeSen announced last night.
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d. C.. Banker Takes
Front ROYGL Bride

FRONT ROYAL, Va, June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cabel Ram
sey announce the marriage of
their daughter, Emily Virginia, to
Carl Thompson. Of Washington,
D. c., at their home here, the
Rev. H. w. Shannon. of the Pres
byterian Church officiating.
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Bankers In Outing
At Virginia Beach

RICHMOND, Va, Jhne IL -
About $50 bankers and guests at
tended the outing of the South
eastern group of the Investment
Bankers Association ct Virginia
Beach. This group is composed
Of principal banking firms in
Maryland, Washington, Virginia,
West Virginia, North Carolina and
South Carolina.
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VS. to Be Launched
At Mare Island Yard

The sixth Of nine submarines
authorized in 1915. the VS. viii
be commissioned July / ct the
Mare Island Navy Yard with
Lieut.. Comdr. Thomas j. Doyle
in command. The submarine will
begin its shakedown cruise in
October.
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BANK STATEMENT

New York Clearing House ex.
change, $1.43l 100000.
New York Clearing House bal.
ance. $iS9. 900. 900.
Treasury balance. e69,3t4.393.S5.
Customs receipts. 81, 3,3e5, ,l63. is
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Delegations
Continued from page ID

Continued from page I'D
4. House, K~ingsville.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Z.
G. Holiday. Brownsville.
Secretary-Treasurer-Mrs. Henry
eta Signor, Brownsville.
Finance-Mrs. q. r. Scott, Cor
pus Christi.
Parliamentarian-Mrs. j. z. King,
San Antonio
Press and Publicity-Mrs. ID. p.
Gay. Brownsville.
Reports Of delegates with towns
beginning with A.
Piano Group: (a) In Der Nacht
(Schuman): Cb) Scherzo (Stein-
feldt)-Mrs. Maydelle Vaughan
Foster.
Department Of American Citi-
zenship-Mrs. J. L. Vance, Refugio.
Address: Citizenship Mrs.
Minnie Fisher Cunningham.
Violin Solo-Mrs. @. G. Taylor.
Reports Of Delegates B through G.
Resolutions--Mrs. William Ger
hardt. Corpus Christi. Mrs. Milton
West Brownsville.
5:30-Garden Party at home OF
Mrs. j. j. Foster on Lovers Lane,
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Sam J. Smith, Austin.

Sam j. Smith, Austin.
Junior Membership-Mrs- A. G.
Jones, Beeville.
Reports OF Junior Clubs
Radio-Mls. w. z. Hopkins. Cor
pus Christi.
War Veterars-Mrs. Homer Elk
ms, Sint0n.
Farm Relief-Mrs. w. L. Wilkin-
son. K~lngsvilie.
Rural Co-npera.son-Mrs. John
d. Cochran. Sinton.
Motion Pictures-MrS. Helen Tea
garden, San Antonio.
Club Institutes 80 Mrs. Frank
Tompkins. Corpus Christi.
Enthusiastically.
State Convention Report-Mrs.
G.. r. Scott, Corpus Christi.
A Dream OF a Home-Mrs. James
F.. Welder. State Chairman OF Per-
manent Headquarters.
Reports Of delegates N through
San Antonio.
Music.
Department OF Public Welfare;
Chairman, Mrs. j. Davis Jones.
Address Health" Dr.. VIM. King,
San Antonio.
Division Of Community Service
Reports. Chairman, Mrs. w. 4.
Duff, Elgin.
Division Of Child Welfare: Chair
man, Mrs. .. r. Hudson, Smithvllle.
Division Of Public Health; Chair
man Mrs. John u. Claybrook, Aus
tin.
Division Of Indian Welfare:
Chairman, Mrs. w. Z. McCaleb.
Austin.
Division Of Correction and Pris-
on Reform; Chairman, Mrs. J. T..
Lawrence. Dilley.
Division Of Problems of Industry;
Chairman, Mrs. T1llie Booener, San
Diago.
Division OF Inter-Racial Rela-
tons; Chairman, Mrs. j. H.. Chin,
Knippa.
County Libraries. Mrs. Helen
Clutter.
Reports OF delegates San Benito"
thru Y.
Credentials.
Resolutions.
Merit Session
Place or Meeting.
Benedictioa-Rev. II. q. Markley.
Adjournment.
Pay luncheon for delegates, guests
and visitors.
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VIRGINIA MAE MADDOX
HONnREE ON

One OF the pretty affairs OF the
week was the birthday party given
by Mrs. w. Fl. Maddox. honoring
the sixth anniversary OF her daugh-
ter. Virginia Mae. at her home.
200. Pierce Avenue. The lovely
blooms OF pink larkspur were Law
ishly used II the living rooms. The
little guests brought many gifts
for the holJree.
A Buster Brown contest. followed
in which the guests were supposed
70 pin a tie IN the correct place on
a figure. Donald Wall. Jr. was
presented with an Easter novelty
as winner. Miss Allyne Fender told
fairy stories. and games were play
ed on the lawn.
Later refreshments we're served
In the dining room. where the beau
tiful pink birthday cake. with six
pink candles was set in a nest OF
Easter grass. in the center OF the
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HEALTH PROGRAM
PRESENTED

The North Ward school presented
another of their clever assembly
programs, on Thursday morning, be-
ing given BY the fifth grade pupils.
Mrs. Clements. teacher. The usual
song service was conducted by Mrs.
+. L. Crown, and the salute 70 the
flag.
The subject for the program was
on Health. The wall was decorated
with milk bottles, carrots, and
other fruits and vegetables.
Mildred Richardson and Edna
Swisher turned on an imaginary
radio. and heard "Old Black joe"
played on a mellophone. by Joe
Whitaker. The radio announced
the program including health talks.
A dramatizatlon Brushes Quarrel
was the concluding number.
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JOINT HOSTS AT


MeSSrs. and Mesdames Dick Ow-
ems. Leon Marrow. and Brady Cox
we're Joint hosts TO a barbecue AZ
the home or Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Owens Wednesday night. Following
the serving Of the barbecue, the
remainder Of the evening was
spent In playing 49,.
There were twelve families pre-
sent. these being Messrs. and Mes
danes L. M. Davis, Wor. Newland
w. Grissom. Roy Hendricks. W
L. Farr. Martin. Chas. Wallace
Elmer Phillips. Leon Morrow. Brady
Cox, Dick Owens. and Archie Cox
and Miss Edna Patterson.
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Donna
YOUNG PARTY


Little Miss Marjorie Helen Boaz
invited her playmates TO help her
celebrate her eighth birthday at
her home Oh South Seventh St.
After many games on the lawn the
little friends were invited into the
dining room around the table.
There. resting In Q wreath Of roses
and ferns, was the birthday cake
with 8 lighted candles glowing.
After many good wishes TO the
little hostess, the cake TAI cut and
served with hot chocolate to the
following: Annie 3. Hooks. Johnnie
Ross, Betsy Ross, Norma Lee Stages,
Marion Somers, Alberta Piper.
Pauline Aldridge, Nan Guin, Fran
els Bowling, leila Mae Whorton.
Francis Loveall. Margaret Lorene
Stages. Betty Tracy. Elaine Seon,
Naomi Haney. Clarene Marsh. Irene
Marsh, Phyllis Frame. Don Eubanks.
Joe X. Martin, Carl Phillips, Ray
mond Rayland.
Marjorie Helen received many
lovely birthday gifts. Mrs. Boaz
was assisted in entertaining by Miss
Elva Reeder, Miss Lillian Gowling.
and Mrs. r. c. Stages.
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for Officers, guests, delegates and
visitors.
Wednesday. April Slime Arts
Evening-S:O0 p. m.
Presiding-Mrs. Volney w. Tay-
Tor, President; Mrs. G. Gardner
Franks. Chairman OF International
Relations.
violin-Legende Wieniawski-NIiss
Corinne Hamill.
Original Poem-Mrs. d. p. Gay,
Brownsville.
Voice: ca Bell Man Forsythe; Cb)
Border Ballad tCowen)-Mr. Amos
II. Engle.
Piano: A Ballad tChopin)-Miss
Marian Z. Wood.
Voice, Violin. Piano: Nocturne
(Curran)-Misses Hamill, Wood,
and Mr.. Engle.
The numbers for Fine Arts Even
ing will be given by the College
Of Arts and Indusry Of K~ingsville.
Address: "A New Patriotism" -
Mrs Lee Joseph, Austin.
Thursday Morning, April 10
Biennial Official Route-Mr. w.
A. Nelson.
Reports OF delegates d through q.
Vocal Solo: (a) Pleurey, pleury,
mes yeaux, from lie Cid" Jules
Massenet); Cb) Life pearl q. Cur
ranD-MisS Virginia Martin.
Address: Conference with State
PreSident-MrS. n. +. Lindsay, Mt.
Pleasant.
Music-AsSembly.
Department OF Education:
Chairman-MrS. Henry Redmond,
Corpus Christi.
Division OF Public Instruction;
Chairman, Miss Ruby Cole, San An
tonic.
Committee on Physical Education:
Chairman, Mrs. It. o. Mckinney.
Bishop.
Committee on Scholarship and
Loans: Chairman, Mrs. Il. B. Rand
all. San Antonio.
Division Of State Education in
stitutions; Chairman, Mrs. Fred
erick Brigham, Uvalde.
Address-Dr. Marvel. u. OF r.
Division of Adult Education;
Chairman, Mrs. j. II. Pridgen,
Cuero.
Committee Reports.
Thursday Afternoon, April 10
Call TO order.
Invocation-Rev. z. Z. Dawson.
Reading OF Minutes.
Report of delegates Fl through M.
Piano solo: (a) Nocturne r, OPP.
IS. No. 2 Chopin: OBJ Juba
Dance Dett)-Mrs. Eleanor Har-
rison Miller.
Department Of American Home,
reports;
Chairman, Mrs. S. j. Coleman.
Beeville.
Division Of Literature reports.
Chairman, Mrs. j. F. Welder, Vic
toria.
Vocal Solo: Vissi D'Arte La
Tosca CPuccini) where blossoms
Grow Gertrude Sans SancD-Mrs-
Tom Miller.
Address: Writers of the South
Miss Ruth Pennybacker.
Division OF Music: Chairman, DR..
lila Davis. McAllen.
Committee on Music in the Com
munity: Chairman Mrs. +. T. Car
son. San Antonio.
Committee on Texas and Amer
lean Music: Chairman, Mrs. @. 5.
Curry. Nixon.
Committee on Folk Music: Chair
man. Mrs. George Reed, Alice.
Drive terminating with chuck
wagon dinner AZ Country Club.
Presidents Evening
Thursday, April 10, 3 p. m.
Presiding:
Mrs. L. 3. Randall, First Vice
President.
Mrs. Earle 3. Mayfield, Chairman
" Department OF Legislation.
Invocation-Rev. f. S. Stauffer.
Greetings from Past President
Mrs. Sam j. Smith, Austin.
Violin duet:
Poet and Peasant, overture-Von
5uppe.
Mrs. Louemma weinert Drisdale,
Mrs. Pauline Grisham.
Presidents mesSage-Mrs. Volney
w. Taylor. Brownsville.
Music: Joseph Berger. baritone.
and Miss Ora White, lyric soprano,
san Antonio.
Address: Laws Affecting Married
Women" Hon. Lee Bobbitt, Austin.
Friday Morning,
Call to order.
Invocation-Rev. J. r. Black.
Reading OF Minutes.
Committee Reports.
Federation Pin-Mrs. Z. Owen
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president Of the club, directed the
route, going first to the Riggs Nur-
sery, les WeSlaco, where members
were most courteously received and
shown many rare and beautiful
plants and flowers, including Hy-
dranga, in pink, lavender and blue
shades. and a lovely specimen CT
hordodendron, new in this section.
Leaving this place. they drove UP
the Valley, viewing many beautiful
yards filled with bright flowers.
The cavalcade reached the Cascade
Swimming Pool and went on to the
fern garden, farther east. Here was
a wonderful sight, for as far as the
eye could reach. were multitudes
Of ferns. The remainder Of the
trip had to be abandoned from this
point on account Of rain.
Those making the trip were Mes
danes e. q. Orbit, Orange Grove;
Z. G. Greer, F. o. Hutto. w. 9.
Nash, c. T Longbrake, r NJ Bay
lisS, Jack Carpenter, Rio Hondo;
r. S. Bone, A. r. Middleton, San
Benito; d. NJ. Groulx. John Gil,
w. II. Hall, l. G. Webb. A. j. Pol
lard, A. d. Holmes. z. w. Scott. and
mother, Mrs. Rachel Smith, Hues-
ton, j. II. Wilkinson. w. r. Guth-
RE. Newberry, j. C. Bissett, N. H..
Sayford. j Z. Carey, w. z. Carey.
Virginia Carey. Ben It. Eel, S. c.
Dunn and Miss Florence Scott,
Harrington; David Robinson. II. L.
Evan, ID. r.. Bowden. G. r. Nc
Innis and mother, Mrs. Bowman.
from Cincinnati.
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Valley Society NeWS
and ERentS

carried out II the decorations arc
the delicious refreshments. MRS. w.
p. Webb won high score. Mrs N.
O. Gerald received second prize and
Mrs. II. :. Chambers was presented
with the guest prize. A salad course
was served.
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EASTER BAZAAR
WORK STARTED

Lenten meetings VIII continue
throughout Lent. on Wednesday
afternoon. 1T 4 o'clock. at the
church, Rev. w. Z. johnson. in
charge. also Oh Friday night, at
7:30. The Guild held a sewing ses-
sion on Tuesday afternoon. al the
home Of Mrs. John r. Thompson.
preparing fer the Annual Easter
Bazaar. to be held on Saturday.
April 10, colored eggs will be a
feature OF the Bazaar.
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ness meeting the program chair
man, Mrs. L. j. Jamerson took
charge and : very interesting mu-
steal program was carried out. AT
the roll call each member respond
cd by naming her favorite song.
Mrs. Edith Bethel gave a splendid
paper entitled American Song
Writers" Mrs. Crutcher read a pa
per entitled Opera Stars. Past and
Present" Mrs. II. "A. Baldwin gave
the story or the song Annie Laurie
Miss Lois Fleuriet, accompanied by
her mother at the piano, sang a
group OF songs. among them being
Annie Laurie" Refreshments wee
served by the hostess Mrs. w. r..
Tomlinson and Mrs. r. o. Feuriet.
The April meeting will be held
with Mrs. Heck as assistant hostess.
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love
TO BE GIVEN

The boys and girls OF the Har-
lingen High School. will present an
entertaining operetta entitled Love
Pirates" under the direction Of
Mrs. r. L. Crown. on April IS, az
the Municipal Auditorium.
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TWO MEMBERS
INITIATED

The Donna Order OF the Eastern
Star which met Tuesday night, was
honored with the presence Of the
district deputy grand matron. Mrs.
Annie J0ynsr on Tuesday evening.
The special feature OF the evening
was the initiation OF two of the
former rainbow members. Misses
Hazel Thomson and villa Mae
Taylor. These two young ladies
are each a daughter of a worthy
matron and a worthy patron OF the
Order OF the Eastern Star.
Gifts or esteem and appreciation
we're presented TO Misses Thomason
and Taylor and the district deputy.
Mrs. Joyner. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Annie E.
Joyner, deputy grand matron Of
Harrington: Myrtle Litzerlch. worthy
matron or Harrington, Ada B. Rabel,
past worthy grand matron of Har-
lingen.
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ADD ~
TWO HOSTESSES HONOR
nWrG EWrEET

Mesdames M. L. White and Hob
art White entertained with four
tables OF bridge nc the latter'g horlHN
on Monday. honoring Miss Kather~
Inc Painter Of Dies Motnes. Iowa.
who has been visiting for several
weeks at the home or her sister
Mrs. Glenn White. AT the close nM
the games. table prizes OF lovely
Continued en- page ~
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STUDY CLUB MEETS
AT CARROLL HOME

The regular meeting OF the Wo-
mans Study club was held at the
home OF Mrs. Harry Carroll or Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. G. r. Dun
can, presiding. After a short busi-
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Garden Club Inspects
Harlingen Society
Valley Beauty Spots
Harlingen Society
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN. April 5-Garden Club members were given a rare treat
Thursday afternoon on their second sightseeing trip when they inspected
several beauty spots of the Valley, their journey unfortunately being cut
short by rain.
The trip was started from the womens building at $50. Mrs. Pollard
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MUSIC LOVERS CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Music Lovers club held a
most successful meeting, at the
Woman's Building. on Wednesday
afternoon. Mesdames B. +. Johnson.
A. L. Brooks. L. w. Van Pelt and
Miss Evelyn Estes were gracious
hostesSes. Mrs. v NJ. Bass was
leader for the program. with "Liv-
ing American Composers for the
subject.
The first part OF the meeting
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KNAPPS HOSTS
TO BRIDGE CLUB

MI. and Mrs. Everett Knapp en-
tertained The Wednesday night club
with a barbecue supper On the lawn
q their home last Wednesday night.
The evening was spent playing
bridge, after which Mrs. Frank
Hester won the women's prize and
the mems prize was won by z. "A.
BOvce.
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table. After cake and ice cream were
enjoyed, the children were given
the pink or green stresmers. lead
ing from the lights to the corners
OF the table, and each one received
a toy balloon. Little Easter baskets
filled with candy eggs were table
favors.
Guests at this pleasant party
were: Robert and Billy Hollings-
worth, Roberta Kimmell. Fannie
Lee Roberts. Bobbie, Rose Mary,
and Betty Coe Tom, Sue Lane.
Beverly Waters. Lucille Bender,
Nancy and Donald Wall. Frances
Bell and Norman Joe Lear, Johnnie
and Robert Pate, Jerry Sondock.
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MRS. DAVIS is
H0NOREE

DR.. Il. M. Davis was host 70 sew
eraI friends at his home last We'd
nesday night when he entertained
with a barbecue in honor Of his
wife's birthday.
Guests were MeSsrs. and Mes
danes Sam Bernard. Sam Turner,
Wick owen and family. w. r..
Newland. and Misses Katherine
Taylor and Bernice Clark and the
honoree, Mrs. l.. NJ. Davis.
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TWO WILL ATTEND
CONVENTION

Mrs. T. Z. Robertson, Principal
OF the North Ward School, and
Mrs. F. G. Jackson. will attend the
PIT. A. Convention at Kingsville,
next week. Mrs. Robertson attended
The Teachers Convention, at Ed
inburg, Friday, where she gave a
talk on the subject Of "Motivating
English il the international grades"
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wa sgiven 70 the annual election
OF officers. resulting in naming of
the following leaders. President.
Mrs. L. w. Van Pelt. Vice-presIdent.
Mrs. z. P. Hornaday; Secretary
Treasurer. Mrs. J. A. Alderdice.
The program included both vocal
and piano selections.
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PIE SOCIAL IS
CIRCLE PLAN

Circle No. 2 OF the Methodist
Missionary society met &C the home
Of Mrs. r. Hendricks for theiD reg
ular monthly meeting Thursday.
Plans were made to have a pic
social on the church lawn some
time IN April. This will be held
some time the latter part Of the
month. After the business session
the hostess served refreshments OF
sandwiches, doughnuts and coffee.
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Mrs. Warren Sanford or Weslacc.
and Mrs. ,. w. Monk and the
hostess. Miss Pritchard.
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LENA PRTTCHARD
ENTERTAINS

Miss Lena Pritchard was hostess
to the Post Bridge club Monday.
The evening was spent playing
bridge. in which Miss Villa Taylor
received frs. prize, Alberta Schw-
eit1er. second and Miss Jesse King
the guest prize. Refreshments we're
served to five members and three
guests, Miss Jesse King OF Weslaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
ANNOUNCE
BIRTH

MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Shander are
the parents Of a Mn and one third
pound boy, born On April first. at
the Valley Hospital. He has been
named Henry Harold, Jr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
EASTER THEME
CHOSEN

Mrs Joe SellarS was hostess to
the wednesday club at her home
this week. The Easter motif was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-02

Trade IN your old pump as down paw
ment. balance Il small monthly pay
u1enfg Call for estimate HUI 1884.