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The Washington times., 1930-07-23
Spain RetGIiGtes By
u. s. Product Duties

MADRID, July % Q.N.SJ.-1n
a royal decree approved by the
council of ministers, Spain today
increased duties on q number of
articles, chiefly on automobiles,
tires and safety blades.
Although the minister of econ
omy issued a contrary statement,
it was generally felt that the
tariff increases were aimed di-
rectly at the United States as a
retaliatory measure.
The increased rates affect arti-
cles imported chiefly from Amer
lea and are from 10 to 20 per cent
higher than previous duties.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
BOUDOIR
CAR POPULAR

Dodge Brothers motor cars are
popular with thousands Of vaca
tionists this summer because by
a simple operation requiring only
four minutes time any man,
woman or child can convert the
inside Of a Dodge sedan model
into a comfortable boudoir with
a full-size double. bed. Joseph
Trew, local Dodge distributor
says:
without cutting the front
seat OF using any special equip
ment, any Dodge sedan, just as
II stands, can easily be con-
verted into a weatherprOOf,
thief-pr0Of, well ventflated,
rOOmy sleeping compartment.
"All that is required to make
up this camping bed is to
remove the two bolts which
fasten the front seat to the
floor on either side and take
out both the front and rear
seat cushions. The frame Of
the front seat Is then turned
around and put In the place
formerly occupied by the cush-
ions Of the rear seat. This
forms the head of the bed.
"The other cushions are then
placed on the floor directly I'm
front Of the rear seat to make
up the rest Of the bed. A mat
tress is not necessary as the
Dodge cushions are amply
soft,
The Washington times., 1930-07-23

zaro's philosophy was called
forth when a newspaper clipping
about q year old, was brought tc
his attention. The clipping
chronicIed the aged Turks death
in an automobile accident in Con
stantinople. last September.
FARO explained:
II went to the hospital then,
but didn't die. An autOmO-
bile struck me In Istanbul when
1 was crossing the street, and
hurt my hand and arm. / was
In the hospital for . week. Per-
haps when someone saw me 60
into the hospital, and then
didn't see me come out again,
they thought / had died."
at was just another mistake"
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
SAFETY TO NEW DRIVERS

Great success is being made in
different parts of England where
new drivers are learning to oper.
ate cars. They are placing on
the back and front of their ma
chimes a notice: Caution! Driver
is a noyice!" At once the diff
Guilty has been overcome, for a
way has been found of making
every motorist and cyclist in the
vicinity take particular care.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
Mystery Epidemic
Is Fought bH Turks

LONDON, July % Q.N.S0 0-The
Turkish government is making
frantic attempts to combat a
mysterious disease afflicting
Fochteyn and other towns near
Smyrna, it was learned here today.
Fifteen thousand persons al
ready are i'll with the disease, with
the epidemic rapidly spreading in
to other sections despite the ef-
forts of mystified doctors, occord-
ing to the report.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
Observation-Disclosures
Says of death Notice -

NEW YORK, July % I.N.S.).
FARO Agha. Turkeys grand old
man Of romance, took occasion
today to deny that he ever had
been killed in an auomotbile ac-
cident-or in any other manner.
He has lived a continuous life.
zaro declares, since 1774, revolu-
tions, foreign wars and civil wars
in Turkey since that time not
withstanding: also revolutions in
means of transportation and other
phases of life.
He has lived so long, he said,
that he has come to regard with
serenity many erroneous stories
which have been told, and printed.
about him. Mistakes will hap
pen," he remarked philosophi-
cally, "even about ones death"
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
Fails From WindOuU
5 Floors to Death

CHICAGO, July % UN.S0-
Mystery today surrounded the
death of Mrs. Samuel Goldberg,
wife Of a wealthy realty dealer
who last night leaped or fell to
her death from the window OF
her fifth floor apartment.
Her body landed on the side.
walk a few feet from passing
pedestrians. An inquest was
ordered today.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
5000 Families Get
CitV Aid at Detroit

DETROIT, July % UN.SO.
The Detroit City Council has com
plimented Thomas E. Dolan,
superintendent Of Public Wei.
fare, on the manner in which he
has conducted his department.
Dolan recently told the council.
men that 5000 families are being
aided by the city. as compared
to 10000 a few months ago.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
LEvIATHAN OF HIGHWAYS

The largest motor passenger
vehicle ever produced, carrying
So people, will be put in service
on the Pacific Coast this sum.
mer. Built in two tiers, the bus
Is powered by a Six-cylinder, $50.
horsepower motor, having a top
speed Of 10 miles an hour. The
body is built of duralumin with
Shatter-proof windows through
out.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
Indy Wants Cool Air
On the Ground and
When AIOft

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh
fayors air-cooling on land as
well as In the air.
This was indicated this week
when the Colonel took delivery
Of a new Franklin convertible
speedster in New York city.
This newest Franklin is a
standard model, Of light gray
with green wire wheels.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
2 MISSING IN SEA CRASH

MEXICO CITY, Mexico, July
% HN.SO. - Two unidentified
Americans were reported miss
ing here today following a col.
lision of their launch with the
hull Of the sunken steamer San.
dustano, near Tamp4co.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23
3 BANDITS GET $4,000

HARTFORD, Wis, July %
u.N.S.). - Three we'll dressed
bandits today held up the First
National Bank here and escaped
with $25,000 in cash and securi-
ties.
The Washington times., 1930-07-23

g NORTHWEST
- Uptown
CherneR Motor Co.
18th and U SITS. NV.
EynOn Motor Co.
2O1S 14th st. NV.
Handley Motor Co.
873O Georgia Ave. NV.
Hawkins MOtOras Inc.
1B29 18th st. NV.
Triangle Meteor Co.
N. Y. Ave. 4 N. Capt. st.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
North Mission
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mrs. Sheldon Smith and guest,
Mrs. Fred Wright of Corpus Christi
district deputy Of the Catholic
Daughters of America, accompan-
led by Miss Marcella Fink Of Nc
Allen were dinner guests at the Casa
de Palmas at McAnen Sunday. The
women attended the banquet given
by the Catholic Daughters Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Parks and
daughter were entertained Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal
Gallon Of WeSlaco when Mrs. CAL
lion gave a dinner in honor Of her
mother, Mrs. Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avis Bagby and
daughter. Harriet Of North McAllen,
Mr.. and Mrs .Barnum of North Nc
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz. Mr..
and Mrs r. Z. McLain and Mr. Dohrn
Of Sharyland, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gray and family accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Tryon enjoyed
the musical at the home Of Nj. and
Mrs w K Boatwright Of Sharyland
Saturday evening
Mesdames r. c. Pope, L. 3. Ash,
Parrish and q. F Gray attended the
meeting Of the music club at the
home Of Mrs Hanna. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell and
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Valley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

Copeland led the devotional and
Mrs. w. w. DeCell, circle chair
man, conducted the business ses-
sion
The Baptist woman's Auxiliary
met at the home Of Mrs. George
Morrison. Mrs. Frank Avant had
charge Of the Bible study.
The Presbyterian auxiliary met
In separate circles.
Mrs. Winnie Howe was hostess
TO the Mary Circle leading the
devotional.
The program dealt with THE
Birthday Of the Presbyterian
Church." and was In charge or
Mrs. A. K. Phillips and Mrs. L. d.
Matthews.
The Martha Circle met with Mrs.
Z. NJ. Crockett. A Survey Program"
was had with Mrs. Crockett in
charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
SENIORS ENJOY BUSY
WEEK OF SOCIAIS

This has been a busy week for the
high school seniors as they have had
one party after another, every day
seeing some form Of entertainment
IN their honor.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock they
left for a days outing at Point Isa-
bel, and in the evening they enjoy
ed a theatre party at Harrington.
Those making the trip were Allene
Curry, Florence Smith. Geraldine
Richmond, Kermit Lindahl, Sara Fay
Wheeler. Hazel Reese, Dorothy
Marsh. Lee Cook. Rcd Marsh, Lii
Ian Buey. Beatty McCharen, Caro-
lyme Wilson. Joye Owen, Jack May
field, Webster Beachum, Anna Dry
er, Winifred Holstun, Ruth Coulter,
Mrs. George Curry and MI. and Mrs.
S. z. Mills
Tuesday evening the seniors held
their annual bonfire and wiener
roast which vas attended by all the
class.
Wednesday moor the members
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son Roseman accompanied by Miss
Marjorie Sellers attended the dis
triet meeting for the Epworth
Leagues Of the Valley at McAllen.
This meeting was conducted by Rev.
Bolton Boone OF San Antonio.
Mesdames r. G. Pope, l.. Mar
cell and j. Bixler attended the M.
z Conference at McAllen Wednes-
day
The PIT. A. OF st. Paul's Paro-
chial School will meet az the home
of Mrs. Sheldon Smith. Thursday
Mesdames j. Nash, Chas. Rigler and
S. Smith will be hostesses for the
day.
Tom and Clint wise of Weslaco
we're Sunday guests at the home OF
j. r. Wise and family. They were
accompanied by their father, J. f.
Wise who will spend a few days
with his son here
MI. and Mrs. T. 3. Norman OF
Alton were Sunday guests at the
home of their son and wife, MI.
and Mrs. Leo Norman.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Mulkey and
family were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr.. j. M. Mulkey OF Alamo.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pray and child
rem OF Edinburg were Sunday visi-
tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Brandt.
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. p. Swofford and
son of La Grulla vel guests at the
home or Miss LESSEE Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur York Of
North McAllen spent Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Chamberlain.
Mrs. Josie Jordon OF Vernon, Is
spending a few days at the home
OF Mrs. r. w. Rhoades.
Miss Alice Lapham has closed hel
school at Saint Sidro and returned
to her home for her summer vaca'
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Moody anc
daughter. DJanne. of Harrington
were Sunday guests at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rollins Of Nc.
Allen were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray Friday.
Misses Viola Landry, Margaret
Ellis. Jessie and Clarence Norton
Marguerite and Ruby and Hoyt
BotWright were Sunday guests al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mitchell.
MI. and Mrs. Claude Hiburn and
mother, Mrs. Georgia Hilburn were
Sunday guests at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. John Wood Of Taylor
boulevard.
Mrs. r. w. Rhoades accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallace 10 San
Juan Wednesday.
Mrs. Hugh Proctor and Mrs. Proc
tor of independence. Missouri. were
Wednesday callers at the home OF
Mrs. Jack Gray
Mrs. Esther Ferguson and son,
Billy. are spending the week at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Fer
guSon.
Mesdames J. Z. Walsh and s.
Smith visited Mrs. Carol Tanner
at McAllen Hospital. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hansen OF
Edinburg spent Sunday at the home
Of MI. and Mrs. George Hansen.
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were the guests OF the Raymondville
Rotary club at their MONDAY lunch
con at the West Side cafe.
Thursday noon they were enter
tanned by the Kiwanis club at their
MONDAY luncheon at the Tourists
hotel.
Friday evening Is the annual Class
Night in which the following honor
students will take part:
Llewellen Crane, valedictorian,
Ruth Coulter. salutatorian; Glass
Prophecy, Dorothy Marsh; Class
History, Anna Dryer; Glass Colors
Carolyne Wilson, Class Poem, Haze
Reeves.
Saturday night they viii be giver
a progressive banquet at the home:
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Dryer, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Lamar Gill and Nj. anc
Mrs. Hayes Scissor.
Sunday morning at the high schoo
auditorium the Baccalaureate adj
dress will be delivered by Rev. NJ. H
Keene of the First Methodist church
Of Mercedes.
Monday night at the high schoo
auditorium will occur the gradual
ing exercises. The speaker will be
Professor Claud B. Harrington Of
the Sam Houston State Teachers
College.
Twenty-nine seniors will receive
their diplomas. The honor student:
are Llewellen Crane. yaledictorian,
Ruth Coulter, salutatorian; Mahal.
ah Hammer. Tate Parker, Haze
Reese, Carolyne Wilson. Webster
Beachum, Jack Mayfied and Doro-
thy Marsh.
entertainment for the entire class
Wednesday will see the last day.
when they will be guests Of Mrs
George Curry on a s-shing and out.
ing trip to Red Fish Bay.
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An enormous market for Valley
grapefruit and oranges, now closed.
will be opened to this section II the
port is completed. says George =.
Walker. now in Port Stanley, On
tario. Canada.
Valley fruit bears q duty OF one
cent per pound entering Canada at
present. but q new tariff law lowers
this duty II shipments arrive by
water. Grapefruit and oranges may
enter the country duty free from
West Indies and other British pos
sessions, IL shipped by water. Mr..
Walker explained. II Valley fruit
could be shipped in a similar man
ner. the duty would be cut 100 per
cent, allowing this section TO COM
pete successfully.
Ships Would Call Here
ships now ply from Canadian
ports TO Bermuda, Jamaica and other
West Indian ports. Havana. Tam
pico and Central America. 1t would
be easy to get them to call for cargo
at our port when they pass near US"
M. Walker says. And we can
handle lumber and other items from
Canada"
Jamaica fruit is selling heavily,
he said. but Valley grapefruit was
preferred when obtainable.
Mr.. Walker also said that he had
noticed in The Brownsville Herald
where the chamber of commerce was
contemplating the erection OF road
signs from here to San Antonio.
Pleased With Signs
III certainly am pleased with the
news" he said. He added that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
Mercedes
BRIDE-ELECT
AT WEEKEND AFFAIR

d44 EEA~END AT II AA2
A delightful compliment Of the
weekend was the miscellaneous
shower on Saturday afternoon for
Miss Maurine Hvistendahl, whose
marriage to Stanley Crockett, takes
place in June, given by her aunt,
Mrs. Alan Hvistendahl, at her home
In Hollywood acres.
The hostess. assisted by Mrs. L.
r Crockett. Mr.. Crockett's moth
er and Mrs. II. Z. H~vistendahi,
Miss Hvistendahl's mother, well
coined the guests into the living
room which had been made lovely
with rainbow colorings in floral
adornment, snapdragons. roses and
gladioli predominating. At one end
OF the room there vas a huge rain
bow extending across, at the end
OF which was the proverbial pot Of
gold.
Some little time after the arrival
OF the guests. the guest OF honor
arrived and after an exchange Of
greetings the hostess quoted the
following rhyme to her: In nur-
sery rhymes we are told that tire
rainbow end has a pot OF gold,
TO prove Maurine It's not mere
lore, Just go to the rainbow b.
the dining room door"
The dining room showed a colo.
note Of pink and lavender. In the
pot at the end OF the rainbow there
were many lovely gifts for the
hride-to-be. who wss assisted by
Misses Fern Alfrey and Elizabeth
Rogers in removing the wrappings.
Following this there were a num-
Der OF interesting contests. The
guests used the letters in their own
names for wording kilograms o.
advice to the bride-to-be, while the
guest Of honor used the letters in
her name to express words Of az
probation for her lovely gifts. Then
there was a magazine romance
blanks to be filled with the names
OF magazines. Miss Gladys Sed-
wick Of McAllen. was presented a
prize for her skill IN this contest.
The hostess was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. P. w. Perkins,
Mrs. II. II. Kidder, Mrs. Fred
Brooks and Mrs. Henry Lauderdais
all in rainbow colored costumes.
Other guests we're Mesdames
Kathryn Chadick. II. F. Bennett.
w. J. Copeland, w. ". Coe, Hughes
Evans. II. L. Scott, Frank Edwards
George Herrin. Z. NJ. Crockett,
w. Z. Perry. II. G. Aston. II. =
Sugg and Misses Beth Garrett.
Georgia De Vries. jamie W. :.
Merle Malone. Lillian Moore ard
Elizabeth Alley OF McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
HIDALGO COUNTY

r. B. Morgan 20 James G. wills
N. S. 10 &C. OF N. 20 &C. Block y,
Evans Subd. No. 8. $4,000.
J. G. Burkett Sr. TO Mrs. Bernice
Brunson, ct ais. Lots l to 20 block
"a and lots / ito II block IS Alamo
townsite $1,000.
George A. Earnhardt to Elizabeth
Claypool Earl. N. Q IL &C. or :.
5 &C. Of lot 1856 Pride OTexas
Subd. $l50O00.
Anna Van Ramsh1rst cd vir. 20
Jennie Morgan, lots Is and II Var
Ramshorst's Cooperative Groves
Subd. s1.00.
r. w. Thompson ct ux TO J. Hodge
Thompson. 5. IA nc. farm tract TAI
West tract Subd. S2156O0.
j. w. Cole. ct Tx 70 j. o. Good
man. Lots IL and II block IT'S Mis-
sion 5000.
j. o. Goodman. eft ux to Lincoln
Mortgage Co. lots IL and u blk
ITS Mission $4,000.
The Nick Doffing company Il
NJ. @. Knoell. lot A Nick Doffinl
Subd. No. 3 $1,000.
F. M. Houston % r. A. Spence
Z. 10 &C. lot o. blk. IS. Alamo tract
s1350.O0.
p. L. Davis Sub. Trustee to p
p. Doss. s. 6 &C. Of Z IL lot 3 blk
IS Alamo Tract Sub. $4,000.
"A. Rogers Nelly &c w. G. UnZicE-
er. Lot IS blk. SO. Elsa townsite SO
John Gadarl ito Borderland Or.
chards Co. lot z, Sec. 274 Tex. Mex
$4,000.
K. M. Goodwin to John ID. Beaver
lot 81 blk. 4 Goodwin tract Suhd
No. /. s17S70.00.
Southland Development co. 70
Theodore Engel ct TX N. 906' lot Il
blk. 8 and ". 906' OF w. 476.F ~.
8 blk. 9 Alamo tract, S11250.00.
Moss A. Willis to Mrs. Lillian
willis, lots /. 2. and 8. blk. 80 Willis
Addn. to Edinburg $1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
Rayrnondville
LITTLE BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESS

Friday afternoon the Little Bridge
club was pleasantly entertained at
the home of Mrs. Holly Bostick on
West Kimball venue
The high score prize, a hand made
luncheon set was won by Mrs.
Fawkes.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the afternoon entertain
ment.
The club will meet next week at
the home Of Mrs. B. 8. Wright in
Lee Heights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
VESSELS WITH VALLEY FRUIT
FOR CANADA PORTS FORESEEN

while he was IN London East Cafter
reading The Herald he had inquired
at numerous large road-sign COM
panies as to the latest ideas I'm use.
He stated that two-way signs plac-
ed from $50 to 800 feet from the
highway were the most popular and
considered most efficient. Signs &C
end or curves are considered 90 per
cent efficient.
while driving from London East
to Thamesford. N distance OF 10
miles, ! noticed p signs, Is OF which
we're two-way signs. > set at right
angles. and ! what is called q half
and-half."
He explained that the signs close
to the road were too accessible 70
vandals. and were being continually
destroyed.
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ENTERTAIN CLUB
MEMBERS

Nh. and Mrs. Robert Fackelman
entertained the members of the
Thursday Night bridge club at their
home this week.
Mrs. Bond Carroll won the high
score prize. a thermos jug and Mrs.
Butler won the women's high. a
bath mat. j. X. Smith won the
low score.
Refreshments we're served at the
close Of the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co.

VI uL4lA1llCQ w NdA4CJ EARoAAA ~ WI
Cameron County.
Luis Trevino ct Tx. to Cam. Co.
w. Imp. Dist. !; from N. w. corner
OF the 10 acres Cam Co. w. Imp.
Dist. / pump property in Share ).
S137.50.
Robert Dorman to Earl w. Walk;
lot 13, IL. Is block Z, La Feria town.
site $1,000.
Belle Crotchett ct al to c. F.
Thomasl block IS. cont. 40 acres
Sh. %, z. s. CT. e. Jardin Re-Sub
$1,000.
w. z. Carter ct TX. to lobe Fitz-
gerald; south 6.67 acres block Is
Collins Sub, La Fer.a Grant $3800OC
A. +. Parker to A. G. Stout;
North 1913 acres Of South 24.TS
acres block Sc. Collins Sub, La Fe-
ria Grant S5155.50.
A. G. Stout to r. Fitzgerald.
north 14.73 acres Of south 247s
block IS, Collins Sub. La FERN
Grant $1,000.
]. S. Conover TO J.. Y. Dilts;
blocks 4, z. 10. IL, Rentfro e. Nea!e
Media Luna E. s. CT. $1,000.
j. Y. Dilts TO Claud Perry, e.
for j. S. Conover; blocks 4, 7, 10,
IL. Rentfro g. Neaie Sub. Media
Luna, z. S. Ct. $1,000.
AL and Lloyd Parker, Inc TO 9.
S. Thomson: South ) acres Of north
14.43 acres block z. Monte Gran5e
Sub. Unit /, Sh. 8, Is, II, z. s.
Ct. $1,000.
AL and Lloyd Parker, Inc. to G.
S. Thomson: East 20 acres BLOCK
So. Monte Grande Sub. Z. 8. CT.
5000.
c. Z. Carey ct TX. to j. "A. Dou-
glas: lots 81. 80, 80. "a, Palm Sub.
Of block 4. r. z. Bishop Sub. $1,000.
Mary s. Vittitoe to Minda 5.
Vittitoe: lot 5. block 80, Orig. town
site Harrington sl0G0
z. X. and Bess M. Arnold 10
Gina Webster; lots 20. q. %, Santa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
AKARDS ARE
CLUB HOSTS

Monday evening the jolly Dozen
members met with Nh. and Mrs.
Fred Akard with a three course
bridge dinner at their home in the
Chevrolet apartments on south Fifth
street.
Mrs. Smith won the women's high
score prize. a beautiful vase. and
Mr.. Johnson won the mems high,
a letter opener and Mrs. johnson
and Mr.. Smith won the BOBBY prize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
ENCANIPNTENT
PLANS MADE

Nineteen members we're in At
tendance at the meeting Of the
Just We Neighbors club held at
the home Of Mrs. s. Dykes.
The time was spent in discussion
OF and making plans for the june
encampment Of the Home Demon
stration clubs OF Hidalgo county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16

BUDAPEST Rl-Mme. Horthy,
wife OF the regent OF Hungary. has
started a movement for decoration
Of all houses in me kingdom with
flowers in connection with the
summer long national festival In
honor Of St. Emery. Best displays
will win prizes.
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Cameron Courts

Ana Dew. Co.'S Unit 2. west -
block l0S. San 3. l. g. w. Co. @
de c. CT. and north IL lots Y
Is, block i56. Santa Ana Dev. Co.'S
Unit 2. San 3. L. a. w. Co. 500.
Ruth HAYS Pye, j. @. Pye to =
Il. Hays: 1892 acres north from
center Of main canal in block 50
Sur. Is. 100000.
Ella Davis. ]. II. Davis to Jane:
Hoard Davis: lot . block IL, FIT.
Addn. San Benito, $1,000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16
CAMERON COUNTY COURT Al
LAZY

Hon. John 4. Kleiber, Judge
No. 4334-First National Bank OF
Harrington, Texas, VI W. M. Dris-
kell. Judgment for Plaintiff.
No. 4346-Turner Roofing COM
pany VS.. w. NJ. Driskell, judgment
for plaintiff.
No. 4386-General Food Sales
company VS.. Joe 2. Hauft. judy
ment for plaintiff.
No. 4377-Reutrc Seed company
VS.. Bert Cooke, judgment for Plain
tiff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-16

Hon. Oscar q. Dancy, Juuge
Filings: No. 1861-In re guardian
ship Of Keith Addilgton, a minor
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CHURCH SOCIETIES ARE
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. ]. O. Deyo was hostess 10
the Ladies auxiliary OF the Meth
odist church at her home on South
Ohio avenue.
Mrs. j. L. Vining led the Bible
lesson, after which a social half
hour was held.
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The Ruth Circle met with Mrs.
w. j. Copeland. On this occasion
there were two guests, Mrs. j. N.
Pace. president OF the auxiliary at
large. and Mrs. Z. 3 Wilmer, chair
man Of the Home Circle. Mrs
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