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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-01
CLINT BROWN, ROCK
CLEVELAND HURLER,
wins 3RD STRAIGHT
Washington String Snapped at
Eight; Milton CASTOR SUBJ
dues Athletics
CUBS WALLOP PITTSBURGH
Strips Triple Wins for Cincy;
White Sox Showed Down
to Third Place
WALL0P PITTSBURGH
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Shorts Writer)

Among the numerous surprises that
have cropped up in the early weeks of
the major league campaign must be
listed the showing of the Chicago
White sox. Chicago, like Washing
ton. was listed as a probable second
division club and has been right up
among the American league leaders.
The White Sox were showed down
into third place yesterday as the De-
troit Tigers gathered in four runs in
the first inning for a 6 to 4 victory.
Bill Cissell, current co-leader of the
American league batters, connected
with Elon Hogsett. Detroit's big In
dian hurler, for three of Chicago's
Is hits yesterday. but the rest of the
sox were not able to keep pace with
him.
Senators Still Lead
Washington, still the leader of the
American league. was another high
ranking club to meet defeat yester-
day. The Senators, after eight sue
cessive victories, bowed to the pitch
ing Of George Pipgras of the New
York Yankees and were shut out, 9
to O..
Clint Brown of Cleveland took the
leading role as the Indians beat the
st. Louis Browns for the third time
In succession, 6 to 3. The Rookie
hurler from New Orleans gave st.
Louis but six hits for his third victory
OF the season. He now leads the Amer
lean league pitchers.
Milton CASTOR. of the Boston Red
Sox, turned in the fourth fine pitch
ing performance in the American
league yesterday to beat the Phila-
delphia Athletics. Z to 8.
The National league likewise went
In for good pitching yesterday with
Dazzy Vance of Brooklyn as its lead
ing exponent. Dazzy held all of the
New York Giants except Pat Craw-
ford well under control while the
Robins hammered out a 8 to 4 victory. |
Lucas Bests johnson
Red Lucas Of Cincinnati and Syi- |
vester Johnson Of st. Louis put on a
fine duel with the Reds gaining a 4
to 3 triumph on the strength Of Joe
strips triple in the ninth inning.
Neither pitcher gave a free trip to first
base. i
The Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh |
by nicking their former teammate, !
Percy Jones, for five runs. while Pat
Malone held the Pirates to two
counters.
Boston's Braves jumped past the
phillies and st. Louis into the first
by hitting hard behind Ed
Brandt to gain a 8 to 3 victory over
Philadelphia. I
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Demons Hold Six Of IL c. e. Records
0S4OO1TNG WTuX
VSE1UT IT Z gEE&2z
If You Slice, Maybe You Use Too Much Right
Hand or Lose Control of Your Right Elbow

To the thousands of golf players
who, for one reason or another, will
not go to a professional for q lesson
when something gets vitality wrong
with their game, I offer this-the
commonest causes of slicing.
It Is the thing the duffer has most
to contend with. It causes more club
throwing and cussing than any other
thing, I believe. OF course. 1t Is the
result of drawing the face Of the club
head across the ball at the moment
Of impact.
Right Handlers Slice . Lot
A number Of things can bring this
about. One Is the tendency Of right
handed people, especially those who
have played baseball, to put too much
right-hand into the shot. Sometimes
that causes hooking, too.
I have q good cure for that In a
previous article. It was in the first
article, the one In which I advised
moving the right hand over on top
Of the shaft . bit more * you can
barely see the knuckle Of the little
finger.
Where IL Right Elbow?
Another thing to try in your search
for the cause Of slicing is to e II
your right elbow throws itself out
away from the side Of the ribs on the
~backswing.
Try q swing to learn II It seems
natural to let the right elbow swing
out. II 1t does, just make sure the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-01
Golfer Made Ace
But Count

Fort Davis. Tex, May 1.-tR}-Lake
r. bridge player who was dealt -
Rrts but didn't get the bid, q golfer
lie shot = hole-in-one and 1t didn't
mt.
airy 6cobee Of this city was the
prtunhte one. He had been play
around . course here, and when
eact1ed the 9Th hole he made such
s-shot that he teed up an
and tried It again.
lime 6cobee thought he had
rball. but after Z search be
ssses}ing nicely n the Gun.
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Fights Last Night

- h00OChaNCu I(8
New York.-Maxey Rosenbl0oM.
New York. Outpointed Larry john
SON. Chicago (1O). Bob Olin. New
York, won ON foul over Roy Wal
lace. Indianapolis (6). Vic MorOs-
CO.. New York. Outpointed Joey
Velard. Mexico City ca.
ChicagO.-Tuffy Griffiths. Sioux
City. Ia. Outpointed Jack Gagnon.
Boston (1O). joey Medill. Chicago,
O~utpointed Stanislaus LoayAa,
Chile (1O). Cg Gibson. Waco. Tex.
stOpped Joe King. New Orleans
a.. Buster Mallini. New Orleans,
o~utpointed Johnny Cline. Fresno.
Calf. CO... King I.evinsky. Chi
cago, knocked ont Al kregan, Chi
cagO %.
Grand Rapids. Mich.- Sammy
Mandell. world lightweight cham
pion. Outpointed Peewee Terrell,
Mishawaka, Ind. (1O). non-title.
Oakland. Calf. - Jack McVey.
New York. Outpointed Wesley
Ketchell, Salt Lake City (1OD.
San Francisco.-Artic Sullivan.
Boston. stopped Billy Mahoney.
Fresno. Calf. (4D.
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Couett, Bennett
Beaten by Britons
American Women Golfers Go
Down 3 and 2 In tho First
British.Yank Match

sunningdale, England. May 1.-B
The British team Of Molly Gourlay
and Enid Wilson beat the American
team Of Glenna Collect, New York,
and Marion Bennett. New Britain.
Conn, 3 and 2 today In the first four
some Of the British-American wom-
ems golf team match.
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YACHTS WILL A c

A 1000 mile yacht race between
San Francisco and Tahiti in June
will have six entrants. In 1925 a
similar race was won by L. A. Norris
with his craft, Mariner, in 81 days
liz hours.
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} $;S:sM

(~Tncluding Games Of April 3O)
(By the Associated Press)
NATIONAL
Batting-Flowers (Robins), .469.
Runs-Frederick (Robins), Comorosky
(Pirates), IS.
Homers-Jackson (Giants). 5.
stolen bases-Cuyler (Cubs), p. Wa
ner (Pirates), 1.
AMERICAN
Ratting-Simmons (Athletics), Ciesell
white Sox), 1872.
Runs-E. Rice (Senators), IS.
Homers-Reynolds white Sox), 4.
Stolen bases-McManus (Tigers), 5.
COLLEGE TRACK
Manchester 93A: st. Thomas 32%.
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Saint Hurler Cuts
Louisville Streak
Moore Tames Colonies z to I
Fred HeiInach Loses and
Pea. Ridge Cops

Louisville. May 1.-R-In a fine
pitchers duel between Moore and De-
berry st. Paul ended Louisville's
string of consecutive victories yester-
day by winning 2 to 1. Score:
st. Paul ........ 900 002 000--2 8 1
Louisville ...... 900 900 0O1-1 6 2
Moore. Belts and Grabowski; De-
berry, Lineup and Thompson.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
st. Cloud Teachers 2: st. Johns /.
Augsburg A; st. Thomas 3. I'll in
nings).
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Malone PITCHING
Brings Cub Win
Pirates Beaten s to z; Giants
Are Beaten Again; Strip
Triples cincy Win

chihago. May 1.-H-With Pat Ma
evened the series yesterday with the
Pittsburgh Pirates. s to 2. English
and Wilson hit homers for Chicago.
Pittsburgh 800. 900 900 o2o-e 1
Chicago ........ 40 Ill 10t-6 = 0
Jones. Stoner and Hemsley; Malone
strip TRIPLES VICTORY
Cincinnati. - Stripp's triple in the
ninth scoring Muesel. who had singled,
enabled tho Cincinnati Reds to take
dlnals I to 3. Score:
Cincinnati " S SSi zoo Soi - i
johnson and Wilson: Lucas and
Gooch. -
GIANTS BEATEN THRICE
New York.-Continuing their heavy
hitting, the Brooklyn Robins made 1t
three In a row . the New York Gil
ants, 9 to I. Herman and Crawford hit
homers for their teams. Score:
Seook1Sr $500. az 1 1"S 9SnnSS--sls z
Vance and Debe SyS III HuSbeil, Lucas,
Benton and Hogan.
KLEIN GETS FOURTH HOMER
Observation-Disclosures two Phil
~ pitchers for eight runs in the first
four innings, Boston easily defeated
Philadelphia 8 to 3. Klein hit his
fourth homer Of tho year for Phila-
Boston 49,. $50 200 loo--s1s
Brandt and Gowdy: Sweetland: Will
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TIGERS BREAK STREAK
Detroit.-The Tigers broke their
losing streak by defeating the Chi
cago White Sox s to 1. Score:
........ 100 101 O1O-4 IL 1
Detroit ........-400 900 2Ot-6 8 o
B~lankenship, Caraway, Walsh, Me-
Kahn and Autry, Riddle; Hogsett and
Hargrave.
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CLINT brown WINS THIRD

st. Louis.-Clint Brown, rookie. won
his third straight victory for Cleve-
land and the Indians made it three in
a row over the st. Louis Browns, s
to 3. Score:
Cleveland ....., 100 10 O30- & II a
st. Louis ....... 100 O02 000-3 I
Brown and L: Sewcll; Crowder, Coff-
MAJ and Manion.
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PIPGRAs HUMILIATEs SENATORS

PIPGHAS HCM1LIATES SENATORS
Vaccination Behind the shutout
pitching Of Pipgras. the New York
Yankees stopped Washington's string
Of victories by defeating the Senators
3 to 0. Washington had won eight
games in a row. Score:
New York ...... 800 900 05l- 9 IL 0
Washington 49,. 900 900 600 S 4
Pipgras and Hargrave; Brown,
Burke and Ruel, Tate,
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HOG CALLER UNREATARLE

Columbus. -"Pea Ridge" Day al
lowed the Columbus Senators only
four hits IN Kansas City ended the
Senator'S six-game winning streak, 5
to !. Score:
Kansas City 80. 010 900 031- S 10 2
Columbus ...... 900 900 010-1 o
Day and Peters; Wysong and De-
vine. -
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NED NJ nEAIEIN
Observation-Disclosures won the decid-
ing game OF the series and handed
Fred Heimach his first defeat of the
season in defeating Toledo s to g..
Milwaukee ..... 200 0l0 050-S IL 2
Toledo ......... $50 21O 00O-1 IL 2
Strelecki, Hopkins, Mcintyre, Buvid
and Shea; Heimach, Rabb, Tate and
-
Observation-Disclosures won the
final game Of the series from Mime
apolis 2 to 0 in a great pitchers bat.
tie. Score:
Minneapolis 49,. 900 900 600 s
Indianapolis 49,. 10 900 00t-2 s 1
Van Alstyne and Gonzales, McMul-
len; Burwell and Grouse.
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Milton CASTOR Is
Boston Sox Hero
Beats Champs 7 to 3; Pipgras
Humiliates the Senators;
Brown Wins Third

Boston, May 1.-R-Heavy hitting
coupled with fine pitching by CASTOR
gave the Boston Red Sox a z to 3 VIC
tory. over the worlds champion Phila-
delphia Athletics yesterday. Score:
Philadelphia -. 900 OO3 OOO-3 s
Boston ......... 1o4 001 lot z IS 1
Quinn, L~iebhardt. Mahaffey, Rom
mel and Cochrane; Castor and Berry.
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TOMORROW: A Word to the
Beginner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08
Mercedes
MRS. HECK
COUNCIL HEAD

Mrs. George Morrison Of this
city. president Of the HidaIgo
County Home Demonstration coun-
Gil. presided at the monthly meet
ing OF that body held Saturday at
the chamber Of commerce building
al McAllen at which time o~fficers
were elected for the coming.
Mrs. w. A. Heck OF Donna. was
elected president. Other Officers
elected were Mrs. w. II. Yates Of
McAllen, vice-president, and Mrs
X. B. Andrews Of Mercedes. secre-
tary.
Plans were made for the work
Tor the coming year. during which
time. three subjects will be stressed
These are: Wardrobe demonstra-
ton. All pantry demonstration and
home improvement demonstration
The year book designating the
work for the whole year. is in
charge OF Mrs. Eta Rinprold
county demonstration. Ind Will soon
be ready for distribution.
Those attending the : council
meeting from Mercedes were Mrs
r. w. Andrews and Mrs. Ben
Drew. from the Campacaus club
Mrs. Leroy Ziegler and Mrs. Walter
Hoekstra from the alternate Wed
neSday club: Mrs. George Morrison
from the just We Neighbors club
and Mrs. J. A. Chapman, from thu
Loyal Workers club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08
CLASS DISCUSSES
FUTURE PLANS
McAllen
NOON CEREMONY UNITES
COUPLE IN DAYTON

Word has been received II Meal
len OF the marriage of Kenneth
Thorpe Rowe, son of Mr.. and Mrs
ID w. Rowe of McAllen to Miss
Helen Waiter, daughter of MI. and
Mrs. James Hawley Waiter Of Day
ten. Ohio, on Saturday. Sept. %, at
high noon. The ceremony took
place in the presence of the mem
bers OF the immediate family and a
few close friends in the chapel Of
Westminster Presbyterian church.
"A program Of nuptial music was
played preceding the service by
Miss Beatrice Moser and Miss Chris
tine Colley. v~iolinistS. accompanied
at the organ by James Phillip john
ston. The Mendelssohn Wedding
March was played as the recess
sional.
The bride. who was given in
marriage by her father, appeared
in her wedding gown of rich ivory
satin. made in empire style and
fashioned with Australian rose point
lace. She carried a quaint Colonial
bouquet Of Johanna Hill roses and
gypSophelia.
Immediately following the ring
service. which was read by Rev.
Marshall Harrington, a wedding
breakfast was served In the French
room Of the Van Cleve hotel. Clus-
tiers OF Johanna Hill roses and ferns
were used with charming effect in
the table decorations. Mrs. Waiter.
mother of the bride, wore a gown
OF rich blue crepe with corsages Of
valley lilies.
During the afternoon the bridal
couple left for Boston. Mass. where
Mr.. Rove IS taking postgraduate
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La Feria
MUSIC CLUB HOLDS
IA MEETING

The Music Study club held their
first meeting Oh Friday afternoon
a. the First BAPTIST church with a
splendid attendance.
This was an open meeting and
many who are interested in this
work were present to enjoy the
musical numbers.
Mrs Vigncss and Mrs. Cocke gave
an instrumental duet and vocal
numbers were given b. Mrs. Steph-
enSon. Mrs SOmmers. Mrs. knight
and Mrs. Hegge.
This club has just been organized
and It is expected to fill a long
felt desire Of the music lovers here
to hear and study the best in Music.
Mrs. Hegge is president, Mrs. ID.
5. knight vice-president and Mrs.
J. w. Sanders. secretary treasurer.
Following the program. an IN
formal reception was held and re-
Treatments were served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08
CHURCH
ELECTS OFFICERS

The women OF the Methodist
Missionary society entertained the
women of the other churches at
the Methodist church on Tuesday
afternoon. The church was decor
ated with many baskets and vases
Of autumn zinnias and roses. Mrs.
ID. S. Knight and Mrs. j. Moet met
the guests at the door. where each
one registered.
AT this meeting the federation Of
the city churches was definitely
formed and the following officers
elected: president. Mrs. Nj. X. Nit
chell: vice-preSident Miss Margaret
Oliver: secretary. Mrs. BramWell.
Mrs. Boatman gave a very inspir-
ing devotional. Mrs. Sellars sang
MY Task with Mrs. Charleston aT
the piano. A reading. TN a ROYAL
Garden" BY Elsie Thompson was
enjoyed. Mrs SommerS sang two
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08

business meeting at the home of
Mrs. Z. r. Vaughan on Friday af-
ternoon. The pink queens wreath
was used as attractive floral dec
grafton. The meeting was in charge
Of Mrs. j. L. Sutton. president.
A letter was read from Mrs.
Ringgold who has decided not to
attend the next club demOnstra-
ton. The treasurer reported Sl3.l4
in the treasure. The club assistant
demonstrators were chosen as fol-
lows: Mrs. Coultas-4H Pantry and
Mrs. Seth Duncan living room and
wardrobe. II was decided that the
club would not have a booth at the
Mid Winter Valley Fair this year
Punch and cakes were served 70
eleven members. Mrs. Langley will
be the next hostess Of the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08

the condition OF his father will per-
Init.
William Blair and Frank Allen,
graduates oF McAllen high school.
have been elected 60 the posts OF
president and vice president. re-
Spectively, Of the freshman class
at Texas College OF Arts and In
dustries at Kingsvilie. Blair Is well
known az IT. O. A. /. since Inc won
first place III the boys vocal con-
tests tn the annual musical meet
there last year.
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Weslaco
DINNER PARTY GIVEN
At EANGEnRn HOME


Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Langford de-
lightfully entertained a small circle
OF friends Saturday evening with q
most attractive surprise Dime
party honoring Mrs. Floyd Langord
on her birthday anniversary. Red
roses served as a beautiful center
piece at the dinner table. After a
most appetizing menu had been
served the honoree was presented
with many gifts and a very pretty
birthday cake. Following the din
rer the evening was most e~njoyably
in playing bridge.
The guest list included: Mr.. and
%Irs. v. c. Compton. Miss Williams.
Miss Della Crawley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd L%angford.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08
ITO THEME CLUB
NETTING FEATURE

EAe w. NJ u. Association o.
Penny-a-Day club met Friday
October 3 instead Or the last Fri
day Of September which was the
regular ciuO day. Mrs. Brandon
had charge OF this months meet
ing. The club met in the basement
81 the Baptist church which was
artistically decorated for the oc-
passion. Cut flowers we're in an
abundance and helped 10 carry out
the attractive theme. Mrs. D.. E
Moore conducted the interesting
program. Many games and races
we're played with small cars.
The entire program was carried
Dut in the auto theme. The Girls
slice club from the high school
lang 1t Happened in NJ terrey~
which was very much enioyed.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
1 TO the thirty guests present.
rs. Rahi VIII be the next club
iostess.
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be a unique one and Of much
enjoyment.
The entertainment was in the
nature Of a dance. the ladies wear
ing brand new caiico dresses. Each
LADY made a tie TO correspond with
her dress. These were drawn BY
the men present and determined
partners for every fourth dance.
The guest list included MesSrs.
and Mesdames G. @. McIlwain. r.
r. Talbert, Fred Johnson, Ed
Hauff. Eric Green. Bill Allen. II.
<. Peters, A. j. Thomas of Pharr,
Miss Maxine Section and w. T.
Section and Mrs. Ben jenkins.
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PRETTY HOME r
OF BRIDGE EVENT

Mrs. r Newell Waters delight
fully entertained the Llano Grande
Bridge club at their beautiful
Spanish home on the highway east
OF Weslaco last Friday at three
O'Clock. Cut autumn flowers and
green ferns were attractively ar
ranged over the rooms
-Four interesting games Of auction
bridge were played At the con-
clusion Of which Mr.. clell Solether
held high club score favor and
Mrs. Miller Armstrong high CUES:
score favor.
A tempting salad and sweet
course was served to Mesdames
Cell SOlc.her. Harry L. Stebbins
Fl. Raymond Mills. II. 4. Rowland
G. Lester SkaFgs. c. I. Haven. or
Edinbnrg. Johnnie Knapp. r. G
Waters. DR.. Glass and guests OF
the club Mesdames Judson Friday
and Miller Armstrong.
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MRS. CAMPBELL
COAIPIIMENTED

Mrs. Clark Atterbury was hostess
az a delightful surprise party at
the weekend for Mrs. d. T. Camp
bell.
This enjoyable affair was held
at the iome Of Mrs. Wallace Allen
where the afternoon vas Oent in
games and contests. Many lovely
gifts were presented the honor
guest.
Others present were Mesdames
J. Q. Ward, z. G. McManus. c. G.
McIlwain, Ben Drew, j. ID. Met
calf. George Barchelt. Ivan Greg
DRY, o. j. Gum, Eddie Crosswhite
II. H. Giddle, George Rupert, r.
NJ. Crockett. z. d. Green. Charles
Pulliam. H. +. Peters. Fred Jones
and John Brisco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08

Miss Norma Van Welt spent the
past weekend at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 3. Van
Welt. and returned Sunday night
to Mission whsre she Is employed
In the schools there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Young Of
San Antonio returned to their home
after has.ng spent a most enjoy
able visit with Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il.
Sutton.
Mi. LeMay and Evangelist Hay
attended the Christian Ministers
Association Of the Valley which
was held at McAllen Monday. Every
pastor and delegate attends this
convention once a month.
DR.. McCalip returned from Mis-
sissippi and Alabama Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Harris are
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. q
Brashier and also or Miss Zada
Jones.
Ralph NJ. Love left Saturday
night on business for Dallas and
will return in a few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller and MI. and
Mrs. Harry Solether are in San An
tonic for the time being whe-e Or.
Miller Is taking a current short
course in dentistry.
Mrs. Wave v. Stebbins a-d grand
daughter. Mary Louise. were Sun
day guests at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Martin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08

George M. Smith OH the synodical
meeting in Kerrville which she at
I'D. Mrs. Volney Taylor re-
ported on the social service work.
Circle One Of the Central Chris
tian church is also busy with char
liable work. They spent their regu-
lar meeting time sewing on articles
to be used by the public health
nurse In her work. Ten members
attended the sewing bee. which was
held at the home Of Mrs. o. w.
Singer.
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grated in sunflowers and Halloween
colors and decorations were carried
cut in the tallies and in the salad
course which followed the games.
High prize was awarded Mrs. q.
s. Snyder, second high to Mrs. Joe
Brown with low cut prizes for each
tale. The guest OF honor was also
presented with a lovely gift.
Those present were Misses Ruth
Reed ana VIOLA Prentiss Of san
Benito: Mrs. ID. w. Schultz, Mrs.
Howard yelling and Miss Ruth
Ewing Of Weslaco: Mrs. c. 5. Sny-
der; Misses Elizabeth Ellis. Mary
Lou Pillar, Juanita Motershead,
Nina WhitSon. Lody Nolan, Lorene
Detert; MesdameS II. R. Bowerman,
c. +. Rockford. j. p. Waggoner. F..
b. Lester, Ritche. III. "A. Ferrin,
and Edward Nolan of Santa Rosa.
MesdameS Joe Brown, Raleigh
Watson, l.. O. Hargrove. Dye. Leon
Hargrove. Misses Margaret James
and Mildred Bassett OF La Feria-
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Jardin PIT. 4.
Plans PROGRAMS

October II has been designated
as Dads Night" in the FL Jardin
district and fathers will be hon.
ored with a program at this time.
The Parent-Teachers association al
ready has 80 fathers enrolled. and
a good attendance at the program Is
expected. Mrs. Stella Lewis has
charge OF arrangements.
The Parent-Teachers association
IS also planning to observe the
twenty-firSt anniversary Of the or
ganization Of the Texas Congress Of
Mothers on that date. Miss Martha
Taggart. second grade teacher, Is
arranging the program.
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LARGE BRIDGE II
HONORS VISITOR

Miss Minnette Wirth was a
hostess Of the past week
when she entertained six tables Of
bridge at her lovely country home
honcring her sister. Miss Nora
Agnes Wirth. who is visiting her
from New Orleans.
The living rooms we're eaily dec
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-08

OF PICNIC r.

On Saturday afternoon. Master
Norman Wirth entertained about
thirty Of his little friends at a pic
mic at Fair Park In honor OF his
seventh birthday. The children
thoroughly enjoyed all the play fea-
lures Of the park and the animals.
A delicious picnic supper was
served by Mr.. and Mrs. John Wirth
to all present. Norman received
many lovely gifts.