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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
MEGMERGEzTE MAGAT
EGY APOLONO
Feltekenysegbol kovette Ell
a merenyletet.

Puud peSlFOI Jeleilllh "A
Zsido-korhazban vitriolos szerel-
mi drama jatszodott Ie. A korhaz
foapolonoje, Rosenthal Samune,
aki 33 ewes elvalt asszony, mar
hosszabb ido ota smeretsegben
allOtt Altman lmre magantisZtyi-
sel0vel. Altman nemregiben Ber-
linben vallalt allaSt es csak id0n-
kint j0tt Budapestre, Gle ilyenkor
mindig felkereste korhazban
a f0apolon0t, aki ARA szamitott,
hogy 36 ewes tisztvisel6 maid
felesegiil veszi. Egy nap estejen
is megjelent korhazban Altman
Imre a f6apolono szobajaDa
ment.
Ejfeltajban velotrazo scgely-
kialtas hallatszott Xxi a szobabol.
Az apolonGk berohantak es Macy
megd0bbenesiikre a f0Idon talal-
tax Altman Imret, aki keZeit ket-
segbesetten Is borzalmas fajdal-
makt0l eltorzulva, tartotta area
el0tt. Mint kideriilt f0apol0no
egy el0re elkeszitett iivegbol Vi
triolt lOccsantott szerencsetlen
tisztviselore, akinek arcat es
mindket szemet erte a marc folya
dek. Az orvosok, akik odasiettek,
megallapitottak, hogy Altman
Imre valosziniileg elveszti mind
ket SCENE vilagat.
Az orvosok azonnal apolas ala
vettek a szerencsetlen elnbert,
maid ertesitettek a tortentekro.
rendorseget. A f6kapitanysas-
rol azonnal bizottsag szallt Xxi a
tenyallas tisztazasara $ a f0arC-
lon0 Observation-Disclosures.
Rosenthal Samune azonban a
nagy ziirzavarban kiosant a $40
bab0l es eltiint. KesObb az egyik
lpolon0 benyitott egy telefonfiil-
kebe es oft nagy meglepetesere
Resemblance pillantotta meg, aki
nagymennyisegii morfium mereg-
gel megmergezte magat Eszme-
letlen allapotban szalitottak be a
korhazba.
A Zsid0-korhazba rend0ri BIZ
zottsag szallt Xxi. Altman Imre
csak annyit tudott elmondani,
hogy f6apolon3vel mar hosz-
szabb ideje ismeretsegben ALT es
hogy foapol6no gyakran r0gt0n
z0tt feltekenysegi jeleneteket. =
Egy pillanatog sem gondolt ARA,
hogy a feltekeny asszony mereny-
letre ragadtatja magat. Igyeke
zett megnyugtatni es ujbol kije-
lentette el6tte, hogy komoly eliza
tarozott szandeka felesegiil venni
Rosenthalne azonban egyre ide-
gesebben viselkedett es egy 6vat-
lanpillanatban rea0ntotte egv
iivegb6l a marc folyadekot.
A mer6nyIet iigyeben IA vizsga-
lat folyik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
KONZULI KERESTETES

Az -alant felsoroltak felkeret-
mex, hogy sajat erdekiikben vagy
szemelyesen vagy irasbelileg je-
lentkezzenek a cleveland magyar
kiralyi konzulatus hivatalos he
lyisegeben, 1929 Union Trust
Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio. Hivatalos
6rak 9-tol 1-ig.
GyUriisi J6zsef, Kenyeri, Nor
gantown, w. Va. Szab0 Ferenc,
Papa, Cleveland, Ohio. Horvath
JOSEF, Egyed, Cleveland, O. BIG
w. 68th st. Herresbacher Ern0.
Vac, Cleveland, O. Weisz Lilly cs
Helen, Nyiregyhaza, Flint, Mich
Benczik Janosne ST. Bajzik Ma
ria, New Kensington. Szabo An
dras, Kispest, Box SIS, Kenmore,
@. Kovacs Farkas Matyas, Bucsi
Anna fla, Kisfiizes, Detroit, Mich
Hank Laszlone 81. Radics Agota,
Pct6haza. Detroit, Mich. Sallay
Mihaly, Budapest, Cleveland, O..
Vodnak Karoly, Balasagyarmat,
Detroit, Mich. Aladics Janos,
Nagybaracska, Cleveland, 0. Or
vegy Omasz Janosne 81. Dudas
Anna, Omasz Lajos, Szabady Jo-
zsefne ST. Omasz Eva, Gyulafira-
tot, Detroit, Mich. Orban Peter,
Tenke, Cleveland, O. Tahirak Ist-
van, Tibolddaroc. Lais Janos,
Meneshely, Cleveland, 0. Fleisch-
mann Ferenc, Wien, Ohio. Feger
Matyas, Sziics, Cleveland, Ohio.
Zsednai Pal, Csaszar, Cleveland,
@. Gajdos Andras. Zvarik ia
nosne. Benes Janos, Nyiregyhaza,
Johnstown, Pa. Kerekes Istvan,
Iszkaszentgyorgy, Akron, @. Hor-
vath Jen6ne, Pincehely, Cleve-
land, @. Becker Adamne sz. Men
gesz Margit, Rezsohidegkut, Day
ton, 0. Decsi Karoly, Kaposvar,
Detroit, Mich. Rosner Ferenc Mi
haly, Bella Vista, Detroit, Mich.
Lukacs Ferencne 81. Horka Apol-
lonia, Nyitra, Cleveland, Ohio
Spisak Veronika, Als6told, Clarks
vile. Waldner Samuel, Csukl6s,
@. 10th Janos, Veresmart, Det-
roit, Mich. Asztalos Antal, Hanva
Detroit, Mich. Kinder Janos, Ka-
| posvar, Akron, @. Kremszner Ka
roly, Frigyes Gs J6zsef, Sopron
/ Cincinnati, Ohio. Nusser Mihaly
Moson, Elyria, O. Fogas Janos
Budapest, Cleveland, @. Eros lst
van, 1880 ewes, Jaszo, Cleveland
Ohio. Kovacs Antal, Nyirtura
Cleveland, Galloway, W. Va
Csordas Istvan, Bolyka, Steu
benville, O., Washington, Pa.
Lincoln Hill, Pa. Praszicsnyal
Jozsefne So. Bajzek Julianna, Eel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25

soszolnok, Pittsburgh, Pa. Macy
Lajos, Kapuvar, Cleveland, Ohio.
N6meth JOSEF. Tatabanya, Ohio.
kovacs Ferenc, Tiszakanyar, Gle
veland, O. Molnar Samuelne 81.
Molnar Erzsebet. Szerencs, Cleye-
land, O. Csendes Gaspar, Vamosi
Istvanne 81. Gsendes Eszter, II
szalok, Sharpsville, o. Juhos La
iosne sz. Bir6 Veronika, F0lde,s,
Cleveland, O. Kill Menyhertne 81.
Becker Margit, Radna, Cleveland
Ohio. Varjaskeri Fercnc, Macy
szakacsi, Detroit, Mich. Szkorosi
Paine sz. Szuhai Zsuzsanna, Sajo-
szentpetcr, Cleveland, O. GulyaS
kalman. Nagykallo, Detroit, Mi
chigan. Papp Eusztach, Rosits Ge-
zane sz. Fischer klara, Herend,
Bethlehem. Pa Berentes Lajos,
Sai6kazinc, Thorpe. Timar Janos.
Varpalota, Lyndora. Mate Lajos,
Nagyszakacsi. Pittock Bato LaSz
To- Nagybatony, Ep. Ky. Palasics
Jozsef. Kormend, Cleveland, O.
Szajkoczki Gyorgy, Gfyongyps,
Cleveland. Ohio. Budai Sander,
Abadszal6k, Detroit, Mich. Bakos
Gyula.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
EGY GAZDALKOD0
ONGYILKOSSAGA

Sopronbol jelentik: Gritsch
Mihaly hetvennyolc ewes agfalvai
gazdalkod6, aki elvalt felesegetol
es meghasonlott gyermekeivel, ell
keseredeseben lakasan felakasz-
totta magat es hogy felesege es
gyermekei ne orokolhessenek uta-
ma, hazat niagara gyujtotta. A td-
zet idejeben eloltottak tiizoltok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
Magyarok
Naptdra

DECEMBER 25. Pasztorjatek a Gcr0g
kath. Egyhaznal, este h6t orakor.
DECEMBER 25. Farrelli Ref. III. K6r
szepsegverseny balia.
DECEMBER IS. FARRELL Il. Kath. Hit.
k0zseg szineltiadassal egybck0t0tt tame
mllat saga a Macnncrchor lIallban, cs-
tc orakor. Saalma mnzsikal.
DECEMBER 26. A Magyar Ev. Ref.
Egyhaz karacsony masodnapi balja a
Central Auditorium nagytermeben.
DECEMBER 27. Fiigg. Ref. Egyhaz
Ndegylote kardcsonyi balja Szn.igan
hallban. Medvc muzsik;il.
DECEMBER %. Magvarok Nagyasszo-
nva hitkozseg pasztoriqteka, = sajat
hallban.
DECEMBER 81. Szilvcszteri bal
franklin St.-en lev3 Moose Hallban.
RECEMBER 81. Fiigg. Ref. Egyllaz
N6cgylete szilvcsztcri tcaesttlye sajat
hclyiseaebrn.
DECEMBER 81. Warrcni Els6 Magyar
Ferfi ts Mi BIS. T.. szilveszteri balja.
JANUAR II. Macy. Nagyasszonya 1fi.
K0r balia sajat halliukban. Szalma
Oszkar muzsikal.
JANUAR 81. Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Hitk0zseg bahia, saiat halljukban, SAT
Bella Vista avenue alatt.
FEBRUAR IA. Fiigg. Ref. Egyhdz No
eeylc.e Valentine balja Szuligan Hall.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
KONZULI KERESTETES

Az alant felsoroltak, vagy azok
holleter0l tudomassal birok felke-
retnek, hogy cimiiket, vagy olyan
egyeneket, akik nevezettekrol
felvilagositast adhatnak, surg6-
sen kozolni sziveskedjenek Gle
velandi M. kir. konzulatus pitts
burghi kikiildottjevel. Cim: 5O8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25

letet. az volt az erZese, mintha
a paradicsom egy angyala lepett
volna oda hozza Is az sugta vol
ma neki, hogy NIT mondjon. Most
pedig, amikor OF senyvedt a bor-
t0nben, eltoprengett tulajdon
szavai ertelmen. Mem hagyta ell
szallani a remenyt, hogy Allah
megmutatta neki a menekiileS ut
jat
Elmult a harom nap harom
ejjel s a foglyot ujra kalifa ele
vezettek. A b0lcs kadi megint le-
borult es most nem mondott csak
ennyit:
Folakasztanak!
= Ugy van - mondta ere az
uralkodo komolyan.
= FL no, leghatalmasabb kali
ia, szolt ekkor b0lcs kadi. =
meg akarod szegni eskudet? Hi
szen ha felkottetsz, akkor az iga-
zat mondtam Es ha az igazat
mondtam, akkor lie kell hogy lit
tesd a fejemet. EFT fogadtad meg
eskiivel.
Az uralkodo bosszusan bolin-
tott. =
= Akkor tehat karddal fognak
kivegezni!
= 1gen? - vetette ellene a
bolcs kadi. - De ha lefejeztetsz,
akkor viszont hazudtam. Merit hi
szen AIT mondtam: Felakaszta-
max! Mar pedig ha hazudtam,
akkor viszont fel kell hogy akasz-
tass, Macy kalifa.
Ekkor a hatalmas uralkodo "a
vartan vakargatta a bal fule to-
vet es 0sszehivta udvara b0lcseit.
Eek sokaig tanacskoztak es hasz
talan, a kalifa mem tudta, hogy
most mitevo legyen. Hiaba tilt
tanacsosai k0reben mivel t0liik
csak mem kapott segitseget, ma
gahoz intette b0lcs kadit es ICY
szolt hozza:
= Orszagomban tie vagy a leg
b0lcsebb bir6. Hozd meg te az
iteletetI
= Leghatalmasabb kalifa. -
kezdte a b0lcs kadi, - ebben a
pillanatban en- sem tudom a XII
vezeto utat bajbol, melybe az
Observation-Disclosures jutott. : De
t0rvenynek eleget kell tenni, a
ream kimondott halalos iteletet
megsziintetni mem szabad. En- te-
hat AIT tanacsolom neked adj XII
lencvenkilenc esztendeig tarto
szabadsagot nekem, en- viszont
otthon, ,es barhol tartozkodnam
is, buzgon fogok gondolkodni
ezen az eseten. Els eskiiszom a
pr6feta szakallara, hogy kilenc-
venkiienc ev mulva folkeresem
bakodat, ha akkor meg elek.
Remelem, hogy addig maid csak
eszembe jut helyes megoldas.
A kalifa akkorat nevetett, hogy
behallatszott harem legbelso
zugaba. Azutan elbocsatotta a
b0lcs kadit.
Ez viszont cit meg harminc
evig' es harom honapig minden
igazsagszereto ember oromere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
A KADI SzABADULAsA
Irta: Friedrich Wallisch.

A bolcs kadi egy este vtgigse-
talt varoson. Nelly gondolatok-
ba merritt es mem yette eszre,
hogy egy nyitott ALTON bejutott
egy kertbe. Egyszerre csak erez-
tie, hogy kemenyen megmarkol-
jak, megpilantotta ket kover
eunuch eltorzult arcat S miel6tt
meg a torekeny oregember felo-
csudott volna ijedtebol, tovaci-
peltek folyosokon, csarnokokon,
lepcsok0n. Mire kisst magahoz
tert, folismerte, hogy egy tron-
seek labanal hever. a tronszeken
maga kalifa iilt
- A halal fla vagy, kadil -
dorogte az uralkod6 hangja. -
Az eunuchok harem kertjeben
fogtak ell.
- Leghatalmasabb kalifa. -
mOndotta erre a kadi. - Iehet-
segesnek tartod ,hogy leghiisege-
sebb alattval6d elk0veti tudato-
san a legnagyobb vetket? AIT hi
SEED, hogy en-, 0regember, megki-
vantam haremed edesseget9 Con-
dolatokba melyedve mentem uta-
mon es eszre Sc vettem, mem is
tudtam, amikor bementem hare
med nyitott kapujan. Ha tehat
van, aki biintetest erdemel exert,
ugy elososrban az eunuch az, aki
megfeledkezett kotelessegerol S
tarva-nyitva hagyta kertajtot.
El6szor is az 8 feje fog le-
hullni, -. szolt a kalifa, de
azutan a tiedre keriil sor. Be
csiil0m erenyeidet es bolcsessege-
Diet, kadi. De tisztelnem kell a
torvenyt, mint ahogyan te tisztel-
ted vilageletedben, mind a mai
napig. Vetkeidert halalbiintetes
Jar. Macy birodalmamban en- va
gyok a leghatalmasabb, de a tor
veny nalamnal is hatalmasabb. -
Exert kesziilj a halalra
A b0lcs kadi cs0ndesen bologa-
tott.
- Nit erne fold minden ha-
talma a t0rveny nelkiilo Tegy,
ahOgyan torveny parancsolja,
1eghatalmasabb kalifa. De sehol
sincsen megirva, hogy ne teljesit-
hessek az elitelt utols6 kivansa-
gat.
- Sz6lj batran! - biztatta 1t
az uralkodo. - TIE magad jog
hi ore vagy Exert is mem fogsz
olyasmit kerni ami vetene a tor
veny ellen. Elore igerem, hogy
teljesiteni fogom kivansagodat.
Leghatalmasabb kalifa! Az
en- kivansagom kicsiny es kony-
nyen lehet teljesiteni. Hagyj meg
elni harom nap es harom ejjel.
Akkor azutan eled jarulok csak
egyetlen mondatot fogok elmon-
dani. Ha az igazat mondom, lit
tesd lie a fejemet karddal. De ha
az, amit mondani fogok, hazug-
sag, akkor vegezzenek Xxi k0teliel.
A kalifa felegyenesedett es ICY
sz6lt:
A pr6feta szakallara eskii-
szom, hogy ugy lesz, ahogyan ezt
most te magad kivantad.
B0rt0nbe zartak b0lcs kadit.
A kalifa sajnalta a halalra itelt
0regembert, exert napjaban ket-
seer b6segesen kuldott neki etelt.
De bolcs kadi sc mem evett, Sc
mem ivott. Amikor az uralkodo
szajab6l meghallotta halalos ite-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-25
H AZ KIAD0

! negy szobas es haromszob''
Hazber igen olcs6. Kis csalad
Mem sziikseges penzt letenni-
6rt a gaz munkahoz, ugyan, &
munkat is kaphat, mint truck
driver. Hivja fol 30737 szamot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Calendar For The Week
MONDAY

MONDAY
All circles Of the First Baptist Womans missionary society meet at the
church at $3.50.
Altar Society of the Sacred Heart church with Mrs J. J Young, So
st. Charles, at 3 p. N. for a social session.
Circle one of the Presbyterian auxiliary with Mrs. w. L. Norton; two
with Mrs. j. Z. Magil; three with Mrs. Ed McChesney; these meet
mgs at $3.50 r. m; evening circle Is to meet with Mrs. J. A. Russell, 730
Womans Guild of the Episcopal church at parish house at 3 p m. with
S. w. Truwit and Mrs. Herbert Thomas hostesses.
Young Nations circle Of the First Methodist church with Mrs. George
Hllyer, with Mrs. r. z. Stuart leader; West Brownsville circle with Mrs.
w. Y. WoIey with Mrs c. M. Hill, leader; Central circle at the church
with Mrs. r. Z. Hunt hostess and Mrs Fred Trinble leader; FL Jardin
circle with Mrs. Nathan Moore and Mrs. George Walker, leader. AL
meetings are at 3 r. N.
TUESDAY
Learners club with Mrs. j. L. Workman.
Mrs. Q. p. Miller Is giving q breakfast at her home on the highway at
$50 a. m for the Mardi bridge club honoring Miss Frankie ChanselOr
Of Kineen, guest OF her sister, Mrs. E. II. Parker.
Bridge party for tourists, chamber Of commerce, afternoon.
Girl Reserve meeting at high school
RebekahS meet at hall, evening.
. WEDNESDAY
Just-sew club with Mrs. McPage Null.
Self Culture club with Mrs. G. c. Stewart.
Wednesday Tournament bridge with Mrs. j L. Bogus.
Business and Professional womens luncheon, FL Jardin.
THURSDAY
Tea at home Of Mrs. Robin Pate, with Brownsville Y. w. c. A. board
hostesses, honoring Mrs. Hogsett.
American Legion auxiliary regular meeting at the home Of Mrs. Harbert
Davenport, 730 p m
Magruder Ford chapter Of U. D. c. meets at 10 Q. m It home of Mrs.
C. w. Colgin.
Junior college dinner dance at Aztec Cafe, San Bento.
FRIDAY
Monthly business and social meeting Of Euzenan class Of First Baptist
500 party for tourists, chamber Of commerce. evening.
SATURDAY
Party for Senior league of Presbyterian church at the church. evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
For
5th District

Further appointments Of chair
men for committees and depart
ments Of the Fifth District, Texas
Federation clubs, are announced by
Mrs. Volney Taylor, district presi-
dent. Quite a large list OF appoint
ees has been completed to date, and
final arrangement OF ali chairmen
Is anticipated shortly.
Latest appointeeS are as follows:
Chairmen OF committee on literary,
Mrs. w. A. Darteh, Giddings:
Chairmen and their posts Just an
nounced are as follows: Committee
on literary, Mrs. w. a. Darter, Gid
dings; division Of Child Welfare,
Mrs. 3. r. Hudson, Smithville; Di-
vision Of Home Economics teaching
Mrs. r. NJ. Bradley, Austin; Depart
ment OF international Relations
Mrs. John 3. Cochran, Sinton; Di-
vision Of Indian Welfare, Mrs. w. Z,
McCaleb. Austin; Committee on
Bible literature. Mrs. George Cox,
Del Rio; Committee on water and
water ways, Mrs. J. p. Jewett, Robs-
town.
Mrs. Taylor also announces that
Federation clubs in Tel Rio are be-
coming active In preparation for the
entertainment Of the fifth district
convention to be held in Del Rio
April z. 8. and 8. Mrs. George Cox
is general chairman in Del Rio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Lace-paper Valentines of Yesteryear Back Again

the animal cards. In previous years
there have been occasional puppies
and kittens on the semi-humorous
valentines. This year. to a Surpris-
ing extent. St. Valentine has turn
ed animalphile. All kinds OF animals
appear. with the wording Of the
verse deity adapted to the animal
shown. For instance. a woolly lamb
SCOTS: Forget You? Ba-a-ahl" An
elephant. being very strong"
brings tons" Of 'love". A giraffe
should make you laugh, will you be
my valentine?"
Another parodies a familiar SEN
timent and promises
Until cats bark
Until dogs NEW.
I will keep on
Loving you'll"
The bantering camaraderie OF
modern youth sets the style for an
increasing number OF valentines
expressive Of a spirit or poppy fun
without being keyed to the tradi-
tional comic valentine tone by any
note OF unfavorable criticism. One
typical valentine in this manner
bears the announcement from a
pert miss to her boy friend that
II could feel awfully Big-Hearted
about YOU" Another uses the
twentieth century smile: You
may not be a banker, but you hold
my interest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
BY Central Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-Where are
the lace-paper valentines Of yester-
year? asks Grandmama as February
II approaches. The answer Is:
They're back again" At least they
are reminiscent Of the type.
These new versions Of the valen-
tines so popular in the days Of the
mauve decade retain many OF the
characteristics Of their forebears
OF the gay nineties and earlies.
Shades Of soft rose aid lavender are
favored, edged with occasional bor-
derings Of silver, as background
over which Is laid white lace-paper
In the approved dolly" effect to
frame a center design Of quaint
old fashioned noSegay or a demure
miss in hoopskirts, either alone or
cavaliered by an attentive swain.
The current vogue for antiques
finds still another manifestation in
this years valentines in the mark
ed popularity Of the simpler de-
signs. These designs. reproduced in
the familiar cross-stitch effect. are
many Of them sufficiently elabor-
ate and decorative to justify franz
ing. In fact. with a canny eye to
just such an ~after-use, they usually
come In booklet form, with the
verse, also in cross-stitch lettering,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Party GiOen
For Members
French Club

Miss Sarah Shapiro was hostess
to members OF the French GLIB Of the
junior college and several special
guests az a Valentine party at
her home Friday evening. A treas
ure hunt, clues for which were fur
nished in clever Valentine verses.
was a feature OF the evenings en-
tertainment. An elimination dance
contest. in which partners were
found by matching hearts. was also
enjoyed.
Bridge and dancing were further
diversions. ard a salad course was
served. Guests for the evening
were Misses Pauline Marler, Doris
Black. Nell Sanders, Margaret
Hughston. Juanita Reese, Olive
Oaks. Marjorie Rel. Lucille Lyle,
Frances Sethman and Annie Tuck
er; MesSrs. Walter Underwood.
Carl Henshaw. Eugene Roy, Fritz
Ball, Fenner Baker, A. Gleason,
Lawrence Mitchell, James Ehrhardt,
Ben EzzeIl, John Hill, Charles Hill,
Hugh Biggs and Max Iapiro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Tr. Girl Reserves
To Hike Thursday

The Blue Triangle. Junior Girl
Reserves, met Thursday afternoon
nj the school, enjoyed a program
and discussed a number Of business
matters OF interest TO the aSsocta-
ton. "A hike was planned Tor next
Thursday afternoon and MISS
Bertha Hartman assisted the girls IN
selecting a hiking site and making
plans for II.
Marie Jackson. president. made
a brief talk preceding the program
which included several club songs,
and a piano solo by Isura Longoria.
Officers OF the association are
Marie Jackson. president; Celia
Perez, vice president: Ofelia de la
Cara, secretary: Jane Seaman.
treasurer; Isura Longoria. pianist;
Alma May Kistler, song leader:
Judith Stegman, sergeant-at-arms,
and Mary Beth Taylor, reporter
Members arc ISura Longoria-
Ruth Sanders. Catherine Louise
Brown, Billy McCarty. Sarah Mildred
Goodrich. Amelia Barrera, Celia
Perez. Ofs7a DE- II Cara. Catherine
Upton. Esther EscalantG, Gloria
CORDOBA. Maria Luisa Garcia. Mare
Jorie Washington. Caroline Neal.
Josephine KENNY. Judith Stegnan,
and Mary Beth Taylor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Polo TeasAt
Post Popular
During Week

Informal polo teas on the post
following polo games are becoming
popular among IT. Browns person.
mel, and two pretty such affairs are
among this weeks Inequalities.
Mrs. william w. Jervey and Mrs.
Winship Hodge Of Brownsville were
hostesSes Thursday afternoon at
Mrs. Jervey's quarters. A pretty
color scheme Of green was chosen
for tea table arrangements, and
Shasta daisies were effectively used
for decorations.
Those calling included the post
officers and their wives, the ladies'
riding class and a few townpeople.
Mrs. Maxwell poured tea. Mrs.
Grow, coffee. and Mrs. Rundell,
Mrs. Worries and Mrs. Stodter as
sstsd In serving the refreshments.
Mrs. Marion I. Worries is enter
tanning this afternoon at her quar-
ters following the Sunday polo
game. Mrs. Holman Is to assist at
the tea table. The hostess is using
combinations of sweet peas and
cornflowers as her decorations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Program Completed for Visit of Y. W. c. A. Office,
Committees ct
Valley Clubs
Discuss Plans

Actual work on plans for the en-
tertainment Of the state conven-
ton Of Business and Professional
Women's clubs in the Valley in
June got underway Friday evening.
Committee; in charge Of the vari-
Gus phases OF convention work met
in Mercedes for their first session.
A number OF Brownsville club mem
bers attended the meeting.
Organization was completed and
tentative plans discussed. A Sug-
gested program OF entertainment
for the three days was submitted
by the program committee, of which
Beth Garrett of Mercedes is chair
man. 1t was suggested that the
delegates detrain at Edinburg on
June 10; have breakfast there and
the first session of the convention;
luncheon at McAllen. and go on TO
Harrington, which Is to be headquar-
tiers for the convention, register,
and after a short intermission have
the club presidents dinner in Har-
lingen. The program for the re
naming two days would take the
visitors to all parts of the Valley.
with the state presidents dinner in
Brownsville Saturday evening as
the grand climax. The program
will be taken up with Mary Jane
Higgins. state president, by Miss
Julia O'Brien, state vice-president,
and Mrs. Blanche Fulgham, Valley
Federation president.
An intensive publicity campaign,
to be carried on by means of letters
to the various clubs in the state,
and articles in the state and ma
tional club publications was map
ped out by the publicity committee,
of which Mrs. Madeline Kingsbury
of Weslaco is chairman.
Practically all committees had q
full representation, and all clubs
had members present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
FOR
Learners Club
Are Announced

Mrs. Mae Brutche, president
elect OF the Learners club, an
nounced a list OF standing COM
mittees Tor the coming cruz year, TO
assume duties when new officers Of
the club < installed in May, at
tuesdays meeting OF the club with
Mrs. +. II. Williams.
The program an ol~dfaShloned
education was led by Mrs. Russell
McChesney, assisted by Mrs. Will
liams, Mrs. McChesney read a story,
Sweet Day Of Rest from Aunt
Jane Of Kentucky" by Eliza Calvert
Hall. Mrs. Williams conducted q
spelling bee. with Mrs. j.. "A. Graham
and Mrs. Brutche leading. and Mrs.
r. B. Creager giving out words
frcm an old blue-Dack speller print
err In 1866 belonging to the @. G.
Stell family. The club is TO meet
next Tuesday with Mrs. J. L. Work
man.
hrs. Brutche's committee appoint
ments are as follows: Ways and
M~eans-Mesdames George, j. A.
Muckleroy, Henrietta Signor, Good
rich;
Observation-Disclosures Graham
Tucker, Whey Taylor and Nc
Chesney;
Brownsville History - Mesdames
r. II. Williams. r. 3. Creager, Lean
Gay Moore. Bell.
Arbor Day-Mesdames Harbert
Davenport, Wheeler. Smith and
Tucker.
Observation-Disclosures Z. O..
Holiday, Wheeler. Smith, Sherwood
Bishop, and G. w. Gotke.
Program-Mesdames J. L. Wort
man. Creager, Perkins and J. S.
Ford.