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ALESaIEN-AGENTS


Five live wire statesmen with
cars. Splendid opportunity for
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SERVICES OFFERED

CARPENTER and cabinet work,
window screening: new or repair.
References. Phone 1923. D-30
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSH zSS OPPORTUNITY The
best yet. Have a concession granted
for ball park and fight ring, also for
other amusements. for Matamoros.
Mexico. The government has leased
$50 Meters So. for this enterprise.
Party with $4,000 can make a safe
investment and taka an interest
with salary Of s175.O0 per month.
Male or female. Box D-53 Herald.
D-83
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One Of Texas women represen-
tatives will retire this year. She is
Mrs. Laura BurleSon Negley of San
Antonio. Mrs. Negley has decided
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FOR SALE for cash best payt 9
flour, feed and seed business IN the
Valley. Established q years. Own
CT old, wants 70 retire. Stock, fix
lures ard building about $4,000.
Write T. II Poag, Mercedes, Texas.
D-8o
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Seventh Grade
Of Ell Jardin
Gets Diplomas

Graduating exercises for members
Of the seventh grade were held last
right at FL Jardin school in con-
nection with a musical F.'ogram and
class play. Mrs. w. r. Jones, coun-
ty superintendent. presented dipo-
mas 10 the pupils with q brief and
appropriate address for the nature
Of the occasion.
Class graduates were Mary Helen
Hudson. Dora Merrill, John Huff
man. sam Merrill, Robert Kemper.
Donald Smith, Charlie Marguenau
ana Louise Wilson.
The play given was Eighteen
Carat Boob, a comedy-drama in
three acts.
Pupils Of the school presented an
interesting group Of musical num-
bers as part of the program.
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guest. was called on for a few re-
marks.
MIS- C ID Enpright gave a short
sketch of the Gypsies. afterward
introducing Mrs. Lee d. Rowe. Of
McAl,cn. a Polish lady by birth and
ancestry. She spent all her young
womanhoOd IN that unhappy land,
and has much personal knowledge
al the Gypsy tribes which r0amed
her country. she gave many inter-
esting sketches OF life among those
wandering peoples. told OF the
habits and their idiOsyncrasies.
Mrs. C. d. Ross gave a solo, ac-
companied by Mrs. r. A. Dimmick
A social hour followed the lesson
study with o course OF refreshments
served during the social hour.
Among the out-of-club guests
were Mesdames Edward Oppenheim-
er, III. p. Samm0ns. Flenner. Ralph
Dimmlck @. d.. Ross. q. A. Brown,
mother OF the hostess and Mrs. Lee
ID. Rove, Of McAllen.
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ming for the benefit Of the band.
realized between so. and SIS.
Mrs. August F+eifer won first
prize or So. for M prcttiest " II
RI was ln the shape or q wagon
Miss May PfeIfar won second prize
her box being a miniature ship
Miss Louis Krentz won the highest
votes for the most popular girl. and
Red Williams for the usIiest man
PERSONALS
II. D. Barr is W Houston this
week.
The members os the rhiId's study
group met NJ the nome OF Mrs ID,
ID. steel on Friday afternoon. 10
was a social meeting.
Mrs. c. II. Leakc and two daugh-
ters az Ho-hheim were guests a
her sister Mrs. Floyd Carroll re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. HI Bowman who
have been spending the winter ln
Los Fresnos left Wednesday for
their hcmc tn iii.
Tony Gr5bcski O. III. Is visiting
with home folks this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowles and
ATr and Mrs. r.. o. Barron. ir. were
guests cf Mr. ana Mrs. M. II. Orr
last week.
IT,. and Mrs. Grady Brooks r.
turned Saturday from Temple.
Pr. IA. Barr and Paul Heller we're
visitors III Brownsville Wednesday.
Mrs. G. L. Chattelle and Mrs. s.
z. Barr were visitors in San Benieo
N~vrnw
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Violin and Piano
Pupils in Concert

PUPILS OF Miss Annie L. Putegnat
presented a program OF vloln ano
piano numbers last night al me
Elks hall. before a large audience
az their parents and friends.
Following is the program.
Part I
Pinao. THE TOY Sailboat', Mac
Gregor-Peggy CriXell.
piano. The Banjo Serenade
Aaron Michael-Patsy McGoohan-
piano Melody. Louise Wright
Catherine Murphy. !.
Piano. THE Five Pickaninnies,
MacGregor-Mary Bertha Putegnat
Violin. "Serenade". Allan Mac
beth-Womack Stroman.
Piano. when Mother Calls F
Wadley-Aurora Castaneda.
Piano. Swinging" Christine Reoe
Antonio Lozano.
Violin. ~"Barcarclle" Hans Sit
Marjory Robbins.
Piano. Rose Day" Carl Helms
Bernice Laroche.
piano. "Elfin Delight" Elizabeth
Hopson-Albert Celava.
Part III
Violin Ensemble:
(a) Santa Lucia NeapoNtan
Song)
Cb) Irish Folk Song.
First violin. Miss Annie L. Pute-
rnat. Second violin Mary Margaret
Fox. Third violin. william Ross.
Fourth violins. Womack Stroman.
Marjory Robbins.
Piano. "Air de Ballet Thompson
Gertrude ingram.
Violin, Loves Old Sweet Song
Mollay-cuSter Yates
Piano. oAragonnalse', Masssntt
-Zoila Larrea.
Violin Ensemble.
Largo" from The New World
Symphony" Dvorak. First violin.
Miss Annie L. PuteEnat: Second
violin. Mary Margaret Fox; third
violin. William Ross.
Piano. waltz" Or. 64. No. Chopin
Adelaide Fox.
Violin. "Traumerei' Schumann-
William Ross.
piano. Moon Moths" Albert
Kussner-Laura Order.
Violin. "MazurKa du Concert
Haesche-Mary Margaret Fox.
Violin Ensemble:
Andante from Haydn's Sixth
Symphony. Guido Papine.-lst. vio-
lin. Miss Annie z. Putegnat: 2nd.
violin. Mary Margaret Fox; 3rd.
violin. William Ross.
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was awarded to H. G. Groom. and
Mrs. Reuben Warren received high
score favor for women; mems low
prize was won BY Otto Manske. and
high by @. c. Kerr; Mrs. H. G.
Groom won the women's low prize,
and the honor guest received a
pretty favor from the hostess.
A salad course was served.
Guests were the honoree. Mrs. G..
NJ. Patillo, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ben
nett. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Manske,
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Warren, and
daughter. Mary. Mr.. and Mrs. H. 2.
Groom and Mr.. and Mrs. Q. 9.
Kerr.
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INTERESTING CLUB
NETTING HELD

Mrs Leon Brown was hostess 70
the Woman's Tuesday club al her
home on DouEherty avenue this
week. with all club members pres
ent.
Mrs. Wilbur Close. Mrs. J. q.
Decker and Mrs. G. d. Eppright
we're elected delegates to the Valley
Federation. with Mesdames Har-
grove. Duffie and D. c. Decker al
.errateS.
Mrs. w. o. Wolverton was leader
FOR the day. with a program on the
Jews and Gypsies, with Mrs. y a.
Card giving an extremely interest
ing account OF the Zionistic move
rent.
Mrs. Edward Oppenheimer a club
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vacation period. They will be &C
companied by Pete Murphy.
Mesdames Ross Marcus. q. NJ. Alb
ney and "A Broyles. were chosen a.
delegates from the PIT. "A. to the
Valley Club Federation In Mer-
cedes May l3.
Father McKenna, IN charge OF the
st. Paul parrish here for the past
year, left last week for his home
in Ottawa. Canada. Father McKen-
ma will be succeeded by Father
Rissler, formerly OF Cuero, who Will
arrive soon. Meanwhile. Father CT
reaux OF sc. Peters Novitiate has
been saying mass at Ct. Paul's
church.
Miss Sue Bryan and Miss Ruth
Click. Of the Starr county rural
schools. spent the weekend in this
city.
A number Of the members OF the
Woman's Tuesday club and Music
club we're in McAllen Monday. en-
tertained by the club members OF
that city at the McAllen Country
club. The local women were head
ed by their presidents. Mesdames
Hardin and Close.
w. r. Montgomery Of Edinburg
was in Mission Monday.
Band director George K. Hurt Of
Edinburg was here Monday with Q
few OF his pupils. putting on n mu-
steal program for the Rotary lunch
con.
Henry Duesing has returned from
a visit with his Slaughter. Mrs. w.
II. Fromme IN Goliao.
Pascoe c. Holt Of Altus. Okla.
was in Mission Monday.
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Queen to be Crowned
Sunday night

Identity Of tile May queen or the
Incarnate Word school festival ~
be staged Saturday and SundGv at
the parochial school. Four.eena
and jefferson streets. VIII be dis
closed Sunday night after final
votes in the queens race are sount-
ed. She will be crowned with cere-
mony at 8 p. m.
Among the features Ia be- offered
at the fete will be the serving Of
a complete Mexican dish menu. in
Cluding cabritto, chicken mole, Ia
males, enchildadaS, tacos and other
dishes. which may be purchased on
the grounds.
Candidates for the queen are Al
herta Brown. Estella Cueto. Anna
Maria Fernando. Amanda Cavazcs
and Marie Caide-oni.
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SIXTH BIRTHDAY
PARTY OCCASION

Mrs. George Bingley was hostess
to a group of small girls on Friday
afternoon, honoring her daughter
Billie on her sixth birthday. The
afternoon vas spent playing games.
Refreshments we're served TO the
following guests. Doris Marie
Peterson Jane sitter. Chariot Binr-
ley. Marian Baker. ana Evelyn.
Della, and Gladys Fay. Kyle.
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Comings, Goings

Mrs. J. w. Kerr left Thursday
night for her home in Terrell after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. @. c.
Kerr.
Mrs. Mae Brutsche left last night
for Los Angeles. Calf. TO spend the
remainder OF the summer with her
daughter.
Mrs. Thomas z. Cook - Dallas
is the guest Of her daughters. Mrs.
Volney Taylor and Mrs. Jesse Den
nett.
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Mission
S4TH
CELEBRATED

Mrs. Windbiggler celebrated her
saith birthday anniversary last sun
dav. AZ which her family. as many
AZ are present in this section, were
invites to participate.
ATnoug those not members OF tne
familp who we're present. we're Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Slllcott Of san
Juan. also B. Silcott Of Altemont,
Kansar. lifelong friend and former
playmate of the honoree.
Mrs. Windbiggler IS one Of the
early settlers in this section, COM
ing here with her husband when the
Valley and Mission were still Young
and IS still quite active despite her
age.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. j. II. Lehman ia. 0sen
spending some time in Austin.
j.. r. Honey left the last Of the
week for Temple, stopping az Corpus
Chritsi for the Rotary conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. 3. Balthorpe left
last Sunday for a weeks vacation
IN Cuero. with Mrs. Balthorpe's
mother, Mrs. Natho.
Mrs. Madeline Collier has accept
ed a position in Harlingen.
j. d. Ferral Is leaving for San
Antonio the last Of the week. to
accompany his wife home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Tailor and two
daughters. Misses Eileen and Ella
Jean. plan 10 leave Saturday for a
vacation in South Dakota and Iowa.
They will 60 10 E~mmetsburg, S. D.,
70 visit with Mrs. Taylor's brother.
Ora Lounsbury and family, going
from there TO the old home in
WATERFOWL. To spend the rest Of the
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Flag Presented To
First Ward School

Teachers and pupils Of First Ward
school are happy IN Me possession
Of a large. ail-wool bunting United
States flag. a gift 70 the school from
Major Edmond Levi.
The flag was first displayed tina
night OF the school opgretta. Land
Of Sometime. d-aped back Of the
queens throne.
The school wishes n extend its
thanks TO Major Lew for his much
appreciated gift.
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The Civic League Yard Contest

Premises Entered (No) (St)
Name of Entrant
Do You Own the Premises (Yes or MOI .........-..
Street Frontage on Premises TT.
L44ild 1OLllC1l -. =. r.. r. - -
In entering the premises located as above in the
Civic League Yard Contest, ! agree to abide by the de-
Gsion Of The Judges named by The Civic League 10
award the prizes.
A1A-ANAJ r t-"
(Mail this cupon to Mrs. Albert Smith, chairman
Box 395, Brownsville, Texas
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Those desiring to enter the annual
Civic League yard contest are asked
u FIJI out and mail the blank printed
Tot the purpose, LII order to enable
the league to keep check on the
number Of entrants.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Meets Saturday

Announcement is made Of an inn
portant meeting Of the Mercy Hos
pital auxiliary to be held Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the h0spi-
tai.
All members are urged To attend
the meeting.
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Los Fresnos
CLUB MEETS AT
WATKINS HOME


The membres OF the Woman's
Service club met az the home OF
Mrs. Peter Watkins on Thursday
afternoon. Eighteen members and
six guests were present. Large
clusters OF roses decorated tho
room. Roll call was answered III
each member present.
Mesdames White. Chase and
Kretz were elected as delegates Ia
attend the Rio Grande Valley fed
Grafton OF Woman's Clubs 70 bc
held at Mercedes or Nav -
After the program a pot luck
lunch was served.
Next meeting will be al the home
Of Mrs. r. 7. Bucklin. May is. each
member Is requested 10 bring their
photograph taken when a child.
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Entrants in Yard Contest OF
League Asked to Sign Blanks

Basis for judging will be on loo
points. TO take place later in the
month. Permanent planting, in
GLIDING shrubs. roses and evergreen
will count Is points; flower beds ana
borders. IS points. lawns and gen.
Ieral appearance. 25; sanitation, IS.
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ing or Friday afternoon at the Gar
den Inn tearoom, with Mrs. Mary
Smith as hostess.
Mrs. Alice M. "A. Picker was
secretary In the absence OF Mrs
Conway. Roll Call was answered
with a quotation from a favorite
modern poet: the business session
and the usual routine followed.
Mrs. Mary Smith was the program
leader for the day, Modern Poetry
Of the most outstanding modern
poets. several Texans among them.
Mrs. Tissier or Alabama was
present during the program and
luncheon.
KRUEGERS CLUB
HOSTS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Kruger en-
tertained the members Of the Fri
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day Evening Bridge club at their
home on St. Marie Avenue, with
three tables OF players present.
Mrs. Albert McHenry and Weaks
Martin were high score holders, Mrs.
Dietz Bentsen low.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Blalock. Mr..
and Mrs. L. O.. Plyler and Mesdames
kaufman and Jack Lair were out
Cf-club guests.
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ENTERTAIN DINNER
RRIRGE CHR

Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Brown had
as guests the members OF the Fri
day Mite Dinner Bridge club. with
four tables Of players. Col. S. NJ.
Dulfie and Mrs. II. II. Rankin were
high score holders. Mrs. Y. p. Cong
don and NJ. W. Sidener. low.
MeSsrs and Mesdames u. r. Ewers,
=. =. Conrdon and N. N. Sidener. the
latter from McAllen, were Cut-of-
club guests.
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HOSTESS TO
AMIGOS CLUB

Mrs. c. r. Chattelle was hostess
Tuesday evening II the members
OF the Los Amigos Bridge club
Messrs. and Mesdanes Fl. II. Whip
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Eoening Bridge Party
Compliment to Guest

A compliment to Mrs. j. ". Kerr Of Terrell, VINO has been a guest IN
the home Of her son and daughter. Mr.. and Mr.. G. c. Kerr. was the eve
ming bridge party given by Mrs. Mike Groom. J. at her home wednss-
day night.
Nasturtiums and sweet peas were attractive decorations. Cut prize
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SCOUTS HIKE
To III

a hike was enjoyed by the local
Boy Scouts. with Rev. Claude ID.
Peake as their leader Friday even
inn. They went To the scout hut In
the Pclitas section.
Many az the Scouts passed tests.
including David Mulvany. Warren
Warren Walworth. Robert Smith Jr..
Belsan Dugat and Ralph Ratcliff.
Billy Bob Hodge. Lee Starr and
Arthur Dee Decker were also among
the mixers.
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Baptists Attend
Conference

Members Of the FIRST Eaptis.
church are in Harrington today for
Lower Rio Grande Valley assOcia-
the monthly workers council Of The
ton.
A large representation Of church
es in the association is expected.
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are upset

Baby ills and ailments seem
twice as serious at night. A sud-
den cry may mean collie. Or a
sudden attack Of diarrhea-a con
dition it is always important to
check quickly. How would you
meet this emergency-tonight?
Have you a bottle of Csstoria
ready? There is nothing that can
take the place of this harmless
but effective remedy for children:
nothing that acts quite the same.
or has quite the same comforting
effect on them.
For the protection of your wee
one-for your own peace of mind
keep this old, reliable prepara-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-09
LEAGUE CIRCUS"
SUCCESS SELL

The circus, given under the au-
Of the local Civic league. was a
spices Of the local Civic league. was
a great success with a large
crowd IN attendance.
Doctor II. J. Caldwell made an
excellent thick doctor. with Mrs.
Leon Brown as his newly welded
bride a5 the center az attraction.
ALI the business men entered into
the spirit az fun.
a program was rendered at the
CITY park and refreshments were
served by the League members. Pro-
ceecs amounted to $500.
The money received will be used
for the beautiiuication Of the bend
III the road east OF town.
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BRIDGE CLUB
MEETS

The Friday Night Bridge club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Moore,
Jr.. with players for three tables.
Mrs. T. 3. Sammons and Mrs.
guests, who with the members, en-
Joyed a very pleasant evening
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-09

pie. Charles Gobar and F. c. Richey
were guests.
The room wher7 the four tables
were arranged for the players was
beautifully decorated with roses.
High scores were won by Mrs.
8. Z. Barr and Floyd Carroll.
Guests prizes were won by Mrs.
Charles Gobar am F. c. Richey.
A salad course was served by the
hostess a. the close Of the games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-09
MODERN POETRY
TOPIC

The local P. Z O. chapter. knovr
IS Chapter J. held a splendid meet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-09
PARTY HONORS
i'll IN KYLE

Mrs. G. Kyle was hostess t1 w
small group or children on Satur-
day honoring her daughter Evelyn
the occasion being Evelyn's ninth
birthday. Games we're PLAYED and
prizes were given 20 Billie DC. Stier
Doris. Marie Peterson. Jane sitter
and Govey Waller
Guests were Lawrence E1lar
BOvey Waller. Billie and Jane sitter.
Doris Marie Peterson and Billie
Binglev.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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ton always on hand. But don't
keep it Just for emergencies let
it be an everyday aid. Its gentle
influence will ease and soothe the
infant who cannot sleep. It's mild
regulation will help an older child
whose tongue is coated because Of
sluggish bowels. All druggists
have Castoria: the genuine bears
Chas. Fl. Fletcher's signature on
the wrapper.
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MISS KRETZ


MISS KRETZ
HOSTESS
Miss Josephine Eret- was hostess
on Friday afternoon ~ the mem
bers az the Promotion Society. The
afternoon was sp7nt so-lallv and
refreshments we're served.
BOX SOCIAL
SUCCESS
The Box social held Friday eve