Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03
TO-DAY Brownsville will offer

TO-DAY Brownsville will offer
classes in a cooking school,
which brought to the city BY
Tie Herald will offer to the house
wives of the Valley an opportunity
TO pick UP a few more pointers on
the preparation OF tasty, wholesome
food. To brides and those who are
Just beginning 10 learn the culinary
arts the school should be a boon. 1t
is said that large crowds are in at
tendance at the Junior college au-
ditoriupl.
Good food is the very foundation
of the health of a race, and does
more 70 keep the peace than all the
Geneva meetings man can muster.
Too much attention cannot be paid
10 the lectures Of Mrs. Ihrig.
MINATED Annie says she would
" like to put in her a 70 say that
mustard greens mixed with
spinach make both much more pal
atable. The spinach keeps the mus
lard from being too strong and the
| mustard keep the spinach from be-
N1g too slick"
THE body OF A. Y. Baker OF Ed
inburg has been laid TO rest.
His name will live in the Valley
for many generations. Six thous-
and attended the funeral. May he
rest IN peace is a fitting prayer for
him In his grave and his spirit in
the Valley.
THOSE who do not believe that Il
IS tourist time in the Valley
should take count Of the out of
state cars passed on the highway
and notice where they are from.
George White and the kids
driving along highway No. II Sun
day counted % foreign cars in the
two hours and a half IL took them
10 drive It's length. They were from
Connecticut and New York and
Florida, or-what have you. One
was from Mexico and one from
Canada to make up the information
al aspect. They are all coming 10
see what We have. and now Is the
time TO sell these individuals vino
have come here Of their own &C
cord.
vITHILE there has been much agt-
WI tation over the purchasing OF
a park site for the city before the
price OF local property becomes too
high, little is being heard from the
city commission in response to many
suggestions. The commissioners have
a. times turned down two or three
individual propositions but they
are really giving the matter as a
whole serious consideration. They
may surprise us some Gay.
TTTTERS and suggestions received
at this office are TO the effect
that not only should the homes
be numbered, and properly done so
under city supervision. but Mrs. r.
p. Creager Is for instituting one way
traffic on our streets. Brownsville
will eventually have to rome to both,
and chances are Fourteenth street
will have 10 he made a one way
street Immediately after our harbor
IS opened and the ships start coming
in. Either that or the street will
have to be widened to care for the
traffic.
n. w. JOHNSON OF Little Rock.
Arkansas. came into the office
today TO say he had been read
ing some Of he things we have had
10 say about Arkansas. And he
could not successfully contradict a
single one Of them. Said he was
FROM there too. but was going
back. Now can YOU imagine a man
coming 20 the Valley from Arkansas
and going back?
Asked him how business was in
southern Arkansas and he replied
that 1t Was slow The people just
resting on their oars Have you
ever been in southern Arkansas?
When Ii is said that slow movement
there is attributable 10 people rest
ing on their oars. you can take 1t
literally for most Of the country
side.