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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-12
HOPES
FOR VICTORY
Longhorns Have Monopoly
On Classic With
Is Wins

hOolAAN. INV A-1N64h A AN
week of preparation for the t. G. U.
Horned Frogs with a drive, Coach
Clyde Littlefield OF the Texas
Longhorns did away with the usual
rest period on Monday for the
Longhorns, regulars. and sent them
through a workout that was as stiff
and fast a. any Of the season. The
Steers have all but too few days to
make ready for the champions. and
every minute OF every session this
week will be utilized in a desperate
effort to be ready for the game that
will in all probability decide the
championship OF the Southwest.
The Longhorns are working with
a vengeance. and their demeanor on
the field resembles that of the week
preceding the Texas S. M u. game.
Last year. It was the Horned Frogs
who put the Steers out of the on
ference running with a 1912 defeat.
and this, combined with the fact
that the Horned Frogs al sustain
a defeat bv Texas and still win the
championship. seems to infuriate
the Texas team every time II Is
mentioned. The long string or
Horned Frog victories extending
back to the Texas game Of 1928. is
a pretty record TO shoot out. and
the Lonehorns vow they are out to
smash It.
Steers Fight
Against Baylor. the Lonehorns
did not play the inspired hall that
they did against the Mustangs. but
their fundamental fight and foot
ball finally gave them the touch
down that meant victory. This was
regarded as a hopeful sign by the
Longhorn followers, for II left a
clear field for another inspired
game" that might spell victory over
the Frogs. Longhorn coaches admit
ted Monday. that psychology would
be their best weapon. and that it
would have 10 be used to best ad-
vantage 10 he able TO meet the
powerful T. c. U. team on even
terms.
The game SATURDAY. will be the
third homecoming" game for
Texas this wear. for against the
Owls and the Bears. the home
teams were Dlaving for the "old
Grads" While this looks good for
the gate receipts. IL is hardly a
desirable situation for the invading
coach.
This year. Texas and T. c. u.
will be playing for the sixteenth
time. in a series OF games that is
OF the oldest in the South
west. The period Of play In reality
dates back to 1897. when the former
was known as Add Ran College
and was located at Waco. Texas won
that year. 1910. and in 1898 won
two more games. 100 and 29-c
That was the end OF relations. until
1904. when a five year series was
started between the Modern T. c. U.
and Texas. After 1909. games were
PLAYED ONLY in 1912. 1915. 1918. and
1924. In 1927. T. c. U. gained its
first tie game with Texas. when the
two teams remained scoreless for
so minutes. and since then there
has been a game every year.
Texas Ahead
In the number or games won.
Texas has q virtual monopoly. with
10 wins. one tie. and n loss. The
first T. c. u. team to turn in a win
over Texas. was the 1929 champion
ship outfit. which beat the Long
horns 1912. in a thrilling ~ame
that put Texas out Of the flag
chase.
In the fifteen games played. Texas
has scored 323 points as against Al
by the Frogs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-12
Two And Two Make

PROVING the contention that
the Kingsville Brahams slipped up
on the Cardinals early In the sea
son. the RobStown Cotton Pickers.
who were defeated some 40-6 by
the Cards last week. defeated the
Brahams yesterday 1912. If the
Cardinals get the Brahmas into the
bi-district. our weekly wage will be
placed on the Cards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-12

UPSETS have been more than
plentiful in the Valley race this
year. Yesterday the Harrington
Cardinals had a hard time squeak
Ing cut a 60 victory over the sup
posedly easy McAllen Bulldogs. The
Oganmen Put up a terrific battle,
defensively. and at least two OF the
Dogs proved their right to consid-
Grafton on the All-Vallev this year.
These bows are Barney Jackson and
Penney Frisbv. Jackson played a
defensive center and offensive half.
With a little coaching in tackling.
Jackson would be as sweet as they
come. Frisbv did an excellent bit Of
cuarterbaCking AGAINST the Card
inalS. IT goes without saying that
the Cardinals forward wall turned
in a good game. IS did Jimmy
Lawrence in the backfleld.
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Games Friday

Laredo at Kerrville.
Robstown at Alamo Heights.
THE DISTRICT Eight race be-
came scrambled up a bit Armistice,
leaving Main avenue and Bracken-
ridge a crack at the district crown.
II some one-say Brownsville
shauld take a fall out Of the Ma
rooms. and Main and Breckenridge
should finish out the season without
another defeat. they would be tied
with Austin for the championship.
Ties are not at all desirable in run
ming off state championships, but
IL makes the race more merry within
the district.
EVERYONE is playing the bunch
that Brownsville will play her
greatest game OF the season against
Austin high. The boys are planning
Oh coming back with e vengeance
against the Austin crew. A close
game with the Maroons here would
raise the Eagles many notches in
the estimation Of Valley fans. And
that bunch persists mat the Ma
rooms will have no track meet at
Quicker Field.
Pirates Out
CORPUS CHRISTI, who was talk
ing about a district championship
at the start OF the season, was def
initely put out Of the running yes
terday by Alamo Heights. Corpus
loaded up for bear at the first OF
the season but it begins TO look as
IL they were out for a snipe hunt.
Although the Brownsville Eagles
have won but game. the club is
fundamentally sound. No club has
beaten them over three touchdowns.
A team can be beaten three touch
downs by a better club. But If a
teams blocking and tackling is fun
damentally sound. 1t should not be
beaten over three Of four touch
downs. With the line returning
practically intact. the Eagles will be
in the upper flight of District Eight
next season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-12
he
Sports
Spade
by Hal EUSTACE =
=
District Eight
Results Armistice

Results Armistice
Breckenridge 10, Brownsville 0.
Austin 0, Main Avenue 0.
Alamo Heights Is, Corpus Christi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-12
valley Standings
Result Armistice

Result Armistice
Harlingen s.: McAllen Q.
Mission-San Benito game post
poned. rain.
Games Friday
San Benito at Mission.
Mercedes at La Feria.
yDonna at Weslaco.
P.-S. J.-A. at Raymondvllle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-12

SCHREINER took Edinburq into
camp yesterday under an avalanche
Of scoring at Kerrville. II that
Schreiner- Brownsville Junior col
lege game comes 70 I-ss. / will be
a real tusSle with the result verv
much no in the air until the gun is
fired ending the game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-12

KING SVILLE A. < L. full
fledged member Of the T. I. :. A..
-sFts nothing to do with the
"a rrpions this season. The Java
iinas were very willing t. take on
the locals lest year when thev we've
not 81 strong. AT that. that little
5-vard pass. Piokin 70 Pail came
very near beating the Javalinas last
season. The Scorps would stand an
excellent chance Of BEATING the T.
r. A. A. club this wear. Ped Irvine
= e4"1 rf-'--~'~~ g. s'--~~ ~ames
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-12

Writing lines as a punishment
fer school boys was in vogue 2400
years ago.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
oBECNE VODovoDY MA
SLOVENSKU.

V poslednom case badat ma
Slovensku vel'ky zaujem obci 0
budovanie vodovodov. V pritom-
nosti sa pripravuje asi osemdesiat
projektov takychto vodovodov,
ktor6 by zasobily najma mensic
obce zdravou, pitnou vodou. Maj
vacsim je projekt podtatranskeho
skupinoveho vodovodu, ktory ma
zasobovat' obce V okoli Popradu
a tatranske kupele. Naklad je roz-
pocitany prlblizne ia Is mil. Kcs.
Vel ky zaujem 0 vodovodN je V o.
krese breznanskom, tiez mesto Lu-
cenec pomySl'a IA budovanie sku-
pinQyGho vodovodu nakladom asi
30 mil. Kcs, mesto Zvolen by bu-
dovalo SkupinovT vodovod nakla-
dom asi 20 mil. kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
"HLASNIK" ZANIKOL.

Doterajsi organ slovenskej Cd
becky Gsl. zivnostenskej Strany, V
TurC. Sv. MARITIME vvchOdiaci tyZ-
dennik "Hlasnik .. II. dec. zani-
kol. O tJzden ia to zaSpieval vsak
Hlasnik' raz svoju labutiu pie
sen: Miloslav Schmidt, krajinsky
tajomn1k odbocky Strany IA Slo-
vensku, vydal na svoje riziko este
jedno cislo Slasnika' ma 2 stra.
mach, Mich celia titulna >trana
venovana bola stav. Janovi Hla-
vajovi ako 50-roGntmu d ma dru-
hej bolo len kratkc oznamenic~ zc
casopis sa Z rozhodnutia senate
ra kianicku zaStavuje a ze nedo-
platky sa budl vymahat' pripad-
ne cestou s1du. Senator KianiGka
zastupovaI pri "III#>Diku' funk
ciu zodp. redaktora a -- ako pred
soda slovenskcj odbocky xiv. stra-
ny - zastupoval / vydavatcl stvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
sTEFAN1Kov DOM v pRAHE.

Ma narozi Sokolskej a Jeenej
ulice, obrateny celom do namestia
Petra Osvoboditel'a, vyrasta v
Prahe Stefanikov dom, ktory bu-
de strediskom naSho aktivneho a
zalozneho d0stojnictva. Jeho stav-
ba dosiahla uz prveho poschodia.
Celia budova bude vel 'kym pala-
com, kde bude vel'ka kaviaren,
spolocenske miestnosti, kancelaria
Svazu cesko-slovenskych dostojni-
kov a jeho casopisu atd'. Okrem
toho bude hornych poschodiach
asi 60 hostinskych izieb pre- do
stojnikov, prichadzaj1cich vi
dieku do Prahy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
pOI,NOHOsPODARsKA KRIZA
A SLOVENsKO.

Pol 'noho>podar>ky podVNbor
Vlberu pre- hlspodarske o-azkN
Slovcnsza NAL Bratislave Scho-
dz,t. ia ktorej pojcdnaI sltuaclI
zpmcdeIstva ia SIovensku.
Bolo jednomvsel'no konstato-
vanG. Ze vSeobecna kriza zcmedel-
~tva ma. pokial Sd tIka SloVon-
ska. zvlastny charakter V me-
ktorIch odvetviach zvlast t az
dolieha ma Slovensko. Su to ma
ina pestitelia vina, zemiakov a O.
vocia. ktori boil postihnuti nielcn
>llGasnou kr1zou, ale tiez zvlast
'azko tOForoGnTmi krutImi mraz
mi. Pestovatelia hroZna na Slo-
yensku poukazujtl, ze prcdukc1a
vina je jednym najdolezlteJslch
odvptvi zemedelskej prace ma Slo
vensllu. Ako jedon prostrledkoV
pomoci pestovatel'om, navrhnnta
bola poziadavka zakazu aSpoh do
GasnGho dovozu cudzIch win. Sh-
casne bolO ziadant, ably bolN po-
skvtovane vacsie subvencie IA
podporu RECONSTRUCTED vlnohra-
dov. Na Slovcnsku treba rekon-
struovat' asi 50OO-6000 jutar vi
nohradov. V smysle tycht0 pozla-
daviek bola prijata Zvlastna rezo-
lucia. Druhou vel 'kcu bolest'ou
slovenskeho zemedelstva Je 'krlza
produkcie zemiakov, ktora zlvi'a a
vel'kG chudobne kraje. Tu 5olo
menovite navrhovane, ably Dol Wy
dany, zakaz palenia liehu Z cudzeJ
kukurice a najma, ably Dol I'll ah-
Geny priamy styli producenta $
kOnzumentom prostrednictvom
druzstiev. Pokial' ide 0 celkovy
stay zemedelstya na Slovensku,
bola prijata rezolncia, v ktorej
vedl'a poziadaviek akosi celostat-
neho zemedelstva su vsunute tiez
Specialize poziadavky zemedelstva
slovenskeho.
Vel'ky d6raz je tejto rezoln-
eli kladeny ma tVorenie druzstiev
Y. III q Pre3ai1.@ OIL, ma l4pra-
| y11 pa&tElnovej otazky, Ila ilpra-
WI tarifov lokalnych zeleznlc, IA
spbyencn1 politilu a la najrfch,
lejsie preredenie komasacie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
PAPEZOV DAKOVNY TELE-
GRAM.

Papez Plus XII. postal preziden-
tovi Masarykovi na jeho gratuIac-
ny prejav k so. vyrociu knaAkt
ho iubilea d akovnI telegram to-
hoto znenia: Jeho EXcelencii I.
G. Masarykovi, prezidentovi repu-
blilzv V Prahc. Prijlmajnc so IL
vou radost''ou Vas uSl achtilI pre-
iav jicty. SINE St aStnl, zr m0z"me
pozdvihnut k Bohu >vojc zelanle
svrchovaneho blaha pre- Cesko-
Slovensko a pre- Vasu ENcelcnclu.
Plus XII.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
SLOVACI VO WARREN
v SMUTKU.

Spolok Sv Cyrilla a Methoda,
(is. 764. IKSJ. utratil elena a to
mladeho, q. roku jeho zivota,
menom Frantisek BartoS. Neboz-
tlk pochadzal 20 Smizian, Spis-
>kej zupy. DO Ameriky prisieI a.
81 pred svetovou vojnou "a jeho
ujkom do Hubbard. Ohio tax sa
prcst 'ahoval do Warren pred 7
rokmi. POSledne bol zamestnanV
V Obchode biliardOvom cukri-
kovom. Ncboztlk upadnul do az
kej nemOci, ktcrej sotrval I me-
slacov konetne jej musel pod
] 'ahnut'. Pohrab NAL 13. .ianulra
"a vel 'kej lica>ti priatel'ov a pri-
buznTch. Pohra bne obrady odpra-
vii miestny mas duchovnv, Rev.
Juraj Bobal. Pc ,v. omsi duchov-
nv pOvedal >rdca >a dotyka il1cu
At]@5, ktora nnohTch pohla ku
,lzam a TAX SINE mrtvOlu MAIDEN
ca odprevadili do cintorina. Ne
bozky zanechal V starcj vlasti
rodlcov, sestry al bratov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
70 starej vlasti
,Zpravy prebrane krajovych
easopisov.)
JUHOSLOVANSKI SLOVACI
KU KRAKOW.

NaSi Slovaci Juhoslavii, du-
najskom banstve, utvorili zvlast-
ny vybor, ktor6ho predsedom je
dr. Bulk. Tento vybor ma hajit
zauimy Slovakov V banstve. W.
cor jednal uz marSalom dvora a
dostal uistenie, ze kral Alexan-
der prime deputaciu nasich Slo-
vakov, ktora mu sloz1 hold uro-
bi prejav oddanosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

kov. Jak dobre to padne, ked' al
nema svojich pokrevnych, ked
sa ma kto pcs.arat' o telesne po-
zostatky odprevadit ma posled-
ny odpoeinok. Ackol'vek sa hore-
spomenuty brat nestaral moe Q
spolkove veci - boil mlady :
je dobre, ked sa dal. aspon do
slovenskeho spollsu. Spolok je
potrebny kazdemu, 81 staremu a
ci mlademu.
Tymto koncim d 'akujem vse-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
SLAVNOSTNE OTVORENIE
USTAVU v LEVOCI.

Ia pritomnosti mnohIch zastup
Gov statnych, samospravnych a
cirkevnych lradov otvoreny bol
19. dec. slavnostnym sposobom
novy ustav pre- choromysel 'nych
V LevOCi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLovENsKE NoVINY

tkym, ktori boil pritomni ma
pohrabe, tiez al nasmu duchov-
nemu, Rev. Bobalovi. Zomrelemu
odpocinutie vecne daj o Pane!
,Pritomny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

bo mnohi ziadatelia t. r. prepasli
lehotu k podaniu ziadosti a pre-
rok 1880 sa ocakava potreba pre-
statne starobne podpory asi so
milionov Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
sTATNE PODPORY sTARcoM.

. Statne starobnG podpory pri-
hlasilo sa celkCm $500 ziadate-
! 'ov, ktor[ch bolO do>iap prlaz-
nice vybavenTch $4,000 zamiet-
nutIch 25,O0O. PrejednavanIch je
este 81 ,OC0 ziadosti.
DO konca novembra 1929 bolo V
Eechach vvplatenEch ma statnvch
starobnIch podporach Il milo
nov kcs. CeIlloyT DoGet 0>0b, kt0-
rym bude narok Ma tieto podpo-
ry priznanT, mozno odhadnut' ma
$4,000. Ma Norayn bolo vvdanTch
do,ial asi $4,000 platcbnIch roz-
kazoy ma Statnc >tarobuG podpo-
nv. kt0rG sli neOdkladnc vvbavo-
vane. Ma Slovensku bolo dosial
ma tvchto podpcrach vvDlatene
len asi / million kts. Ma Podkar-
natskei Rusi dosiahne poret 11rha-
dzacov asi 10000 0s0b. 70 zastu-
pitel 'skTch IIradOv dOSlO na $1,000
ziadost1 cesko-slovenskych prislus
,il,o,- k+orI<cb 50o holo pria1ni-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24
BLAHOzELANIE X DUPLOVA
% MENU JUBILEU.

V nedel'u slavili p. Juraj Mo-
tosko a jeho manzelka Barbara
strieborne .jubileum svojho man
zelstva a p. Motosko este k tomu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

jubileumu prajem obom dozlt
"a v zdravi a st asst zlateho jubi-
lea a druhTch so rokov!
J. L. Maruskin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

3 1lAEA p
.,taI gen Poap5r IL -tealo Iq.l
asi 50 milionoy A6s. Pocet oprav-
aanlch uchadzaG0y, hude hndiiee-
ho rol1u pravdepodobne rdcsi, le-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-01-24

Prid'te videt' vel'kolepe snahy jednoho z
ohioskych opravdu metropolitnych department
nych obchodov-aby prispel k ekonomickemu
dobrobytu jednoho najsporovlivejsich miest v
Amerike. Toto bude vypredaj po celom obchode.
Kazda bude "a skutocne usporenie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
Valley Leader
Is Named State
RepreSentdtiUe

The aftermath of the state con-
vention held here in June will
probably be the chief topic Of dis
cussion at the quarterly banquet OF
the Valley Federation Of Business
and Professional Women's clubs in
san Benito Thursday evening. This
is the first Valley wide meeting TO
be held since the state meet here.
A program has also been arrang-
ed by the San Benito club. and an
interesting evening Is promised.
Mrs. Artie Suggs. Edinburg, the
new president. will take the chair
for the first time at this meeting.
OF particular interest TO mem
bers Of the Valley federation Is the
appointment Of Miss Julia O'Brien
as the Texas finance represent
alive on the board Of the South
Central Regional Conference of the
National Federation. A meeting Of
the conference is TO be held In
Hot Springs. Arkansas in Oct.
Recommendation for the ap-
pointment was made by Miss Mary
Jane Higgins, state president, who
stated that
Miss O'Brien has Just served as
finance chairman OF the most
successful state convention in the
history of the Texas federation"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

Martin gave a very interesting talk
on her experience as a Missionary
IN Africa. Lovely refreshments were
served to nine members.
PERSONALS
DR.. and Mrs. w. n. Delafield and
son. and Leonard Eakin OF Dallas
are guests az the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph M. Love.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robertson left
Saturday for Dallas where thew will
visit relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. I. Pineda underwent an o.
GRAFTON at the McAllen hospital
Thursday. She is reported as doing
nicely.
Ralph Records, formerly OF
Brownsville. now Of Houston. IN In
the Valley on business and a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frosch.
Shirley and Warren Gudmanson
underwent a tonsil operation Fri
day. They are reported as doing
nicely.
Mrs. J. w Allbritten and son
Leo, left Monday for Houston,
where they will stop for a few
days. From there they 20 to Crock
ct to visit Mrs. Allbritten's par
ents, MI. and Mrs. y. j.. Taylor
About the first OF September Lee
will 60 TO Deweyville, where he viii
take up his duties as principal OF
the high school.
MI. and Mrs. G. B. Parson left
Saturday for a vacation in Alabama
and Mississippi.
Earl Stephens left Saturday for
Hope, Ark.
MI. and Mrs. w. M. Bonds have
moved 70 Weslaco from Haleyville,
Ala. They have purchased the +
+. Smith home.
MI. and Mrs. r. X. Clark and
family returned Saturday from an
extended trip TO Canada and other
points in the North.
Miss Louise Douthit and Miss
Blanche Jones spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Garrett at
Boca Chica.
T.. O.. Brashier Is spending a few
days III Houston on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. III. Brashier and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. c. "A. La
Duke and children spent the week
end in Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. David f. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. 0. B. King, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l.. Croncrite enjoyed a
white wing supper on the Llano
Grande lake Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs III. "A. Buford are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

the home of Mrs. John Becken-
holdt on the South Tenth street
road with Mrs. c. C. Eckhoff and
Mrs. Beckenholdt as Joint hostess
eS.
The spacious home was attract
lively decorated with a profusion
OF summer blossoms that carried
out the color scheme Of pink ana
green.
At the conclusion OF the games
Mrs. w. w. Doughtey was the
high score prize winner. Mr.. Cecil
Fulton second high and Mrs. B. d.
Kimbrough. the low score prize.
A delicious salad course was serv-
I'd TO the following guests: Mesdames
Z. d. Mathis, A. b. Spell, s. /.
BazelIe A. Nix, A. z. Whitsitt. <.
II. Henderson. Earl Suite, II. III.
Damsey, T.. T.. Davis, 3. ID. Kim
brough, Harold Brehn, Cecil Full
ton. d. L. Haroldson, J. O.. 'Har-
rison. r. L. Gregory. Everett Mey-
ers, B. Blair, Chas Bartliff, z. S.
Russell H. =. Feroy. P. D. Moore.
Geo. Gaddy. P. j. Folsom, A. A.
Bonneau. N. M. Doughty. v. E.
Cook. J. L. Cardwell. II. Fl. Damme.
Lee Green. Geo. Wilson. M. T..
Gibson. M. Ramsey and r. Gone
OF Weslaco. VI. Turnquist OF San
Juan, "A. w. Morris OF Pilot PIT, T..
NJ. Maphis Of Kaufman, j. M.
Shearer Of lisa, Okla, Juanita
Shipley OF Savannah, Ill, Miss Lora
Barrett Of Waco and the hostess.
PERSONALS
Mrs. w. S. Stewart and daughter
Madeline, left Sunday for Corpus
Christi where they will spend a
week
MI. and Mrs. Leo Fieerghein and
children, Doneta and Leo Jr., left
Sunday for a short vacation in
Corpus Christi.
BROOKS Smith, son of Mrs. Bon II.
Smith arrived here FRIDAY for a
vacation of one month. Mr.. Smith
has spent the last year studying
music In San Antonio and will re-
turn In September 20 resume MS
studies under Walter Durham.
Rev. w. b. Pierce. patsor OF the
First Baptist church. has returned
home after a weeks rest at Alto
FRO river west OF San Antonio.
Mrs. Marion Rooms has return
ed home after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Blackwell In
Taft. She was accompanied home
by Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwell. who
will spend several days at Corpus
ing white wings.
Miss Mona b. Byerly and Loula
Hale will leave Wednesday for an
overland trip to San Antonio for
q two-weeks vacation with rela-
tives and friends. En- route they
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Miss Agnes Phillips, who has
been attending school in San
Antonio, is visiting her parents
here for a few days.
Mrs. S. M. Harvey. Miss Kath-
crime Wilson and Miss Elizabeth
Scruggs spent Wednesday in Edin-
burg with Mrs. Jack Ross.
Two Brownsville couples. Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Porter, who are
spending the summer with Mrs.
Porter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
@. Sans. at Lake Winnepesaukee,
N. ", and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Heaner. met in New York this
week for a visit. Mr.. and Mrs
Heaner went up last week.