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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
CAMPBELL TO
SPEED TODAY
BY TED GILL

BIZ TED GILL
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Feb. 3
-P-With ideal beach conditions
and his trim racing car tuned for
perfection. Captain Malcolm Camp
bell today set out to establish q
new worlds automobile speed rec
ord Oh the glistening sands OF the
natural speedway here.
Elated over his machines per-
Torrance yesterday, when he at
tanned an unofficial clip OF $40
miles an hour, the 46-year-old Brit
ish driver was confident OF setting
4 new mark considerably higher
than the present record Of 23l
miles an hour established in 1929
BY the late Sir Henry Segraye also
OF England.
Campbell calculated his approx
innate speed from his tachometer,
which registers his engine regula-
tions.
With the arrival OF CdiS Porter,
official timer for the American
Automobile Association, orders we're
issued for the setting up or the
electrical clocking device which
records q drivers time for his
runs TO a thousandth or a second.
From the elapsed time, his speed
r. miles per hour Is determined.
Low tide occurs about lis D.. m.
(CSF) but Campbell arranged 10
be at the starting post from one
10 two hours before that time.
Attendants were stationed az
mile intervals along the nine mile
course TO report the progress OF
the speeding machine to the tim
ing tower over a private telephone
system. The timing stand Is located
at the south end Of the measured
mile. which Is in the center OF the
course.
Campbell planned to take a four
mile running start. After flashing
past the finish wire. he will re-
quire approximately four miles ia
bring his car to a stop.
Then he viii change tires. in
spect his car and make another
run in the opposite direction
which must be completed 80 min
utes after the start OF the first
One trial must be made with the
wind and the other against 1t. II
the average speed of the two runs
4 higher than 231 miles On hour
he viii have established a new
worlds land speed record.
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Training
Schedules Lined
Up For Majors

CHICAGO, FEB. 3. P)-American
league baseball clubs will meet
National league teams seventy
times during the spring training
season. and win play 1874 contests
with minor league clubs.
The Detroit Tigers have arrang-
Cd the heaviest list, having sched-
uled ten games with Pittsburgh and
Is with Pacific Coast league teams
The New York Yankees will
play 80 games. st. Louis 26, Chi
cago and Philadelphia "a each,
Boston and Cleveland 70 each and
washington 10. OF the White
Sox' and Athletics a contests. II
are listed with National league
teams.
Because OF their comparatively
isolated training camp locations.
washington, Boston and Cleveland
will confine their spring activities
to competition with minor league
clubs TO a large extent. The Sen
ators and Red 5ox will not encoun-
ter major opposition until they re-
turn home. while Clevesand will
wait until two days before the OPEN
ing or the championship a be-
fore engaging the Cincinnati Reds
at Cincinnati
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CHICAGO, Feb. 3. (P)-Any de-
sire on the part of Chicago boxing
enthusiasts to see Lightweight
Champion Tony canzoneri for the
first time since ne won his title,
will have to be satisfied some other
time than tomorrow night
The New York italian was signed
by the Chicago stadium to meet
Goldie Hess OF Los angeles. in the
feature ten-rounder. but Hess be-
came i'll last Saturday. Canzoneri
discovered yesterday he didn't feel
so well himself and returned to
New York. leaving the stadium
without q main bout.
Matchmaker Nate Lewis today
was trying TO line I'D Bud Taylor
Haute. Ind. featherweight
al y uitable opponent to fill the
spot. Tc'iing this, he indicated the
ten-rounder between K1 Francis
Of Italy and George Nate, South
Bend, Ind. bantamwcight, would
be moved up.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

sby Inc Associated Press
ST. PAUL-King Tut. Minnea-
polls. knocked out Billy Petrole.
Fargo. N. ID. ~. Frank BattaTlia
Winnipeg. Man. stopped Angelo
Puglisi, Duluth, MINI. C4l. Jimmy
Evans. Los Angeles. knocked out
frankie Petrolle. Fargo. n. D.. ca.
ROCHESTER. IN. Y.-Bucky Law
less. Auburn. N. Y. knocked out
Pinkey Kaufman, youngstown, O.
az.
NEWARK, N. j. Johnny Pile
New York. outpointed Pete Latzo.
Scranton. Pa. G0).
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Petey Sar-
ron. Birmingham, ~outpointed Emil
Palsuo. Salt Lake City, G0).
PHILADELPHIA Harry Bit
man, New York, outpointed Pete
Nebo. Seminole Indian, (lOl.
CHICAGO-Willie Oster, Boston.
knocked out K. O.. Brown, Indian
apolis. ID.
HELENA. Mont Thor Olsen.
Butte. Mont. outpointed Bobby
Mars. Portland. Ore. u0.
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Eagles Defeat Fast
Ouint From Fresnos

Continuing TO hold their ink
over the flaShy little Los Fresnos
quint, the Brownsville Screaming
Eagles defeated Los Fresnos here
yesterday by a score OF 1914.
The Los Fresnos quint Is being
favored to capture the Be cham
pionship Of CamerGn county. and
holds q pair or victories over San
Benito, "A" champion OF the coun-
ty.
The Screaming Eagles viii play
Harlingen high at Harrington to-
night.
The Brownsville girls were forced
to postpone their game with Ell
Jardin here yesterday, but will
play the Rangerville girls here
this afternoon. The game will likely
get under way at Fort Brown
about $50 p. m. The Brownsville
girls. coached by Miss Margaret
Valenta. have an excellent chance
TO capture the county title. AS
yet they are undefeated.
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King Tut Kayos PetroIIe With
One Punch; Is After Champion

upset victory over the battIe-scarred
Billy Petrolle In exactly "a sec
onds. He knocked out the famed
Fargo Express" before he could
get out OF his own corner and 70
the amazement of a capacity crowd
OF 1929 spectators who paid S38,-
$40 to witness the battle.
The King intends TO force Can
zoneri into q title match. Petrolle
had been in line for the match as
the result OF a victory over Can
zoneri before he became lightweight
champion, and also his surprise
triumph over Jimmy McLarnin.
The knockout was the first for
Petrolle although he had twice
previously fallen victim to technic-
al kn0ckouts.
AS the bell changed starting the
fight, Tut charged out OF his cor
ner, rushed across the ring and
caught Petrolle before he could adj
vance q step. Swinging a right hand
punch that started from his hips
ne caught the bewildered Petrolle
on the rim Of the chin. That blow
daaed him and he desperately at
tempted TO clinch. But the bull
like Tut instantly wrestled him off
and then cracked him on the Jaw
with a barrage of rights and lefts
Fetrolle's legs bent under him and
he sank TO the canvas, landing on
his launches. with his head hang
ing over the second rope OF the
ring.
While sitting I'm this position, un-
conscious 70 the excitement, Pc
trolle WIS counted out. He in
stinctively attempted to get I'D al
the count Of nine. but his benumb-
ed muscles refused TO respond and
he sank back completely out. He
did not land "a single punch.
Petrolle received q $4,000 guar
antee. the largest purse of his LONG
career Tut will receive at least
$4,000 on a percentage basis above
Petrolle'S guarantee.
Tut weighed 1873 10 pounds. He
had agreed to weigh no more than
140 pounds.
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|SAVOLDI TO
CRUNT, CROAN
Former Mick Turns To
Mat Game For
Living

LOS ANGELES, FEB. 3-tR-
jumping Joe" Savoldi, who Went
places with a football a. fullback
for Notre Dame. will do his future
tacklinE on a wrestling mat.
Savoldi said last night he was
In training here to become a
wrestler. He cites the caSe or Ed
Don George. former Michigan Uni
versity athlete, who In "a short
month has advanced to claimant
TO the world heavyweight wrestling
title.
Il want 10 earn enough money
10 send my brother tO college"
said Joe, and attend law school
myself. Wrestling will give me
that opportunity"
Savoldi tipped the scales nc zoo
pounds. "Puss' Halbriter, his man
ager, said Savoldi will make his
mat debut somewhere TN the
east" within the next three weeks.
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METHS BARELY
BEAT PRIMERA
Defending Champs Escape
With One-Point
Victory

&&EE&A4A ~ &AA1 44(A4 AIM
HARLINGEN. Feb. 3.-The Har-
lingen Methodists defending cham
pions OF the Valley Amateur bas-
ketball league, had 10 hustle at
top speed all the way here Monday
night 70 nose out the fighting
Primera quint by q score Of 44-43.
The Methodists have rolled to
many easy victories In the past.
but the Keithley- Boddie combina-
ton would give the Churchmen
no rest whatever last night. These
two cagers continued to dump the
ball through the melted hopper all
night, making Goddard and Arm
strong hustle hard throughout.
Keithley, Primera center. was
high point scorer. looping eight
field goals and three foul throws
for a total OF IS points. Goddard
and Armstrong OF the MethodistS
obtained 10 points each to tie for
second honors.
Boddie, who ran wild in inter
scholastic league circles last year
for Wilson Tract. roped II points
for Primera.
Although they we're discouraged
over their loss, Primera promises
to give the San Benito Saints the
works the end Of this week.
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LOCALS GIVE
SAINTS SCARE
Model Laundry Makes Loop
Leaders Work TO Win
BY 34-31 Score
Especial to The Herald.l


SAN BENITO. Feb. 3.-The San
Benito Saints encountered q great
deal OF unexpected opposition last
night. and were forced to extend
themselves in order to down the
Model Laundry quintet from
Brownsville. 34-31.
San Benito perched atop the
Valley League along with the Meth
odists OF Harrington, played q slow
unimpressive game and though
continually In the lead. their VIC
tory was never certain with Puck
EFT and Sylvester looping the goals
from al angles. The Laundrymen
threatened throughout the game.
and only the superb guardian or
Hearn and Newman kept the in
vaders score from being greater.
Reynolds, Saint center, led the
field In the scoring column with
eight field goals and six free losses
for a total Of % points. Sylvester
followed with Is points.
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Ponies Leading
Loop and Have
Inside Track

DALLAS, Feb. 3-CPl- The
Southern Methodist University
Mustangs we're sitting on top or
the Southwest conference basket
ball heap today by a wide margin
and appeared 10 have an inside
track on the championship as a
result or their IS 70 50 victory over
Texas Christian University here
last night.
Coach st. Glars fast breaking
quintet now has registered wins
over four chief rivals. Texas, Rice.
Baylor and 7. c. u, all on its
home court here. and until last
night was not seriously extended.
The Arkansas RazorbackS. who
went into second place as a result
Of the Christians loss, will come
here the last OF the month to meet
the Mustangs in a pair OF games
that might decide the crown.
Conference standing.
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SAN BENITO
SPORT TALK
lsnecial to The Herald

80
SAN BENITO, Feb. 3.-San Ben
ito viii play hosts TO the county
basketball contestants Friday and
Saturday Of this week in their new
gymnasium. Brownsville High
School the only entrant tn the AA
class and San Benito winner of the
A championship will sit idle while
the teams in the class B and G
fight things out among themselves.
The winner Of that group will play
a series Of three games with San
Benito for the county champion
ship. Los Fresnos appears TO be
favored to cop the BIC classic, and
In this event, the play-off between
the Greyhounds and Los Fresnos
will be played In the local gym.
The Saints enter their third
round Of play in the Valley ANA
teur League Thursday night when
they tangle with the strong Pri-
mera five on the high school gym
court. The Saints have trounced
the Primera boys twice by close
cores and patrons who witness the
contest Thursday will be treated to
q melee that will be an equal Of the
recent Saint-Methodlst battle. for
In Kethley and Beddie. the visitors
have a pair OF goal tossers that
compare with the best in the cir
cult.
San Benito seems to still be suf-
fering as far as attendance Is con-
cerned. Since the Methodist game.
managers Of the local club were
hopeful OF a turnout that would
take the club out Of the hole. but
the turnout Monday night proved
TO be as disappointing as ever, for
the total gate receipts lacked suf-
ficient TO pay the cost Of the re-
fierce.
With the Valley Basketball Lea
que entering the third round of
play, San Benito. Harrington, Edin-
burg Firemen, and McAllen seem
the probable clubs TO enter the
playoff for the right to represer/
the league at the State Tourna-
ment which will be held In TT
Worth. The upper and lower brac-
kets Of the league are being treat
ed to some real games. and though
these four teams are the fayorites
both brackets are represented with
q tie for first place. San Benito
and Harlingen holding the limeliEht
in the lower end. while Edinbure
and McAllen are having a nip-and-
tuck affair for their share. with
Edcouch still having a strong
Chance OF nosing out both clubs.
Baseball enthusiasts IN San Ben
ito welcomed the sunshine or the
past few days and have begun
making plans for their coming
campaign. The outcome Of the pro-
posed Class League Is being watch
ed closely. but the locals are certain
10 play some class Of bill this sum
mer in the event the league does
not 60 through. The Saints. VAL
lev winners last year, will have
practically the same club this year.
Taylor. Waitman. Hearn. Campbell.
Cunningham. Donahue. and Darby
are all slated 70 wear a Saint uni
form this season.
Harry Williams. forward on the
local basketball team Is slated for
n trvout with Bob Tarleton's Dali
rs Steers this Snrina. Williams. p
product OF the Pittsburgh sandlots
Is ahltrler and will report to the
steer training camp at the close OF
the basketball season.
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Lineup
On "A District
Will Be Sought
(specIal 10 ne Heraldl


LA FERIA. Feb 3.-A definite
lineup on how many Valley schools
viii enter the proposed Valley "A
district or the interschOlastic leag-
ne is expected to be obtained here
tonight when the Valley Super
intendents hold a regular meeting.
j. w. Irvine. director Of athletics
nc Brownsville. plans To 10 before
the body and sound ont It's feeling
along this line. Irvine also plans I'D
attend the interschOlastic league
meeting called for Saturday at
Austin. This meeting AL the capital
city will definitely decide on the
new lineup OF IA" districts, Ii has
been announced.
Irvine hopes to carry the sentl-
ments or the Valley to this gather
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
Wurzbach Cleared
As Case Dismissed

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 3.@R-
Congressman Harry MI. Wurzbach
stood cleared today OF charges Of
violating federal election laws. Act
ing on a motion by United States
District Attorney John Hartman.
Federal Judge Duval West yester-
day dismissed a case brought at
Waco In 1929 charging the congress-
man with soliciting funds from fed
eral employees to further his 1926
campaign for reelection. The in
dictment previously had been quash-
ed, but the supreme court sent the
case back for re-trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
Degree Conferred On
Louisiana Governor

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. ST.
Now In New Orleans It's Or. Huey
r. Long, holder OF an honorary law
degree from Loyola University. in
Baton Rouge It's Governor and soon
In Washington II viii DE- Senator.
but q close friend says It's still
plain Huey 'out I'm the country"
The friend was John Overton.
who spoke last night at exercises
during which the degree was con-
ferred upon Governor and Senator
Elect Long.
The governor responded that ne
deems ii beyond my talents a
accomplishments 70 be 80 hon0rei
BY a great university Of this ma
ton
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
Boxer Dies From
Heavy Pounding

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 8. (Pp-A
coroner's jury has found the death
Of Bobby Louthian, T~exarkana,
Tex. boxer here Saturday the re-
suit of a cerebral hemorrhage caus-
ed by a blow to his Jaw and his
head hitting the floor, with "esther
or both" blows responsible.
Louthlan died after being knock
ed out in the third round Of a bout
with Ward Phelps of Mesa, Ariz.
Harry johnson. deputy county
attorney. said further action by the
county attorneys office was not
likely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
BUGS Break Into
Winning Class

With their string Of hard luck
broken at last, the BUGS got right
Sunday in the Brownsville Boys
Basketball league. defeating the
Presbyterians 1912. Charley Baker
and his teammates have been noSed
out all seaso and they were out
for blood Sunday.
Recio led she scorers. dropping
eight points through the hoop.
Tamez OF the Churchmen came in
second with six.
The box:
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What'll Hack
Get?

CHICAGO, Feb. 3-F1- The
actual figure on Hack Wilson's
1891 Cub contract is not COM
mon property, but haseball's cur
rent home run champion wiz be
getting plenty. even If IL Is only
q part OF what the guessers have
guessed for him.
Today's quotations ranged from
$4,000 to $37.500O, striking $685.
600 in between. The lowest quota
ton would represent q suhstan-
tial increase over the So, 500
Wilson was said TO have received
last season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
BAsKETBALL LAST NIGHT

10y IIEC HooULIHVtN TIE6NT
AT Dallas: Texas Christian Univ
ersity 80; Southern Methodist Univ
ersity 50.
Sherman: st. Edwards Univer-
sity rs; Austin College 20.
Waxahachie: Southwestern Univ
ersity p: Trinity University %.
Commerce: Sam Houston Teach
ers "a: East Texas Teachers 80.
Abilene. West Texas Teachers
40: Abilene Christian College "a.
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Autograph Book
Now COMPLETED

tBy Statf CONSEQUENTLY
HARLINGEN, Feb. 3.-When
Rear Admiral Byrd placed his sig
nature In n boC% offered by Earl q.
Darfler here Monday It completed
n series or autographs of famous
fliers collected BY the Valley man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
ANY COLD

lowers your resistance 70 COM
plications and disease That's why
it's good sense To take St.Joseph's
Lax-ana double strength) at the
first sneeze. Overnight results.
1t combines best cold medicines
with effective laxativeS. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
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JUST LIKE THE VALLEY

CHICAGO. Feb. 3. tPp-Pity the
coal dealer. One Of them estimated
that the mild weather this winter
has saved Chicago consumers some
thing like S12.O00.O 900 In coal bills.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
By CHARLEs W. DUNKLEY

ST. PAUL. Feb. 3. GA sawed
off, barrel-chested young man from
Minneapolis named Henry Tuttle.
fighting under the name Of King
Tut, finds himself In q spot today
To cause Tony CanzOneri. light
weight champion OF the world. a
lot on worry.
Tut jumped into the commanding
position as a ranking challenger
for the lightweight championship
last night by scoring q startling
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
III {
where and
when
YOU want it

The annual battle of the
Summer and Winter sea-
sons is now being staged.
Warm one day and cold
the next. Too early and
too expensive to start the
furnace going It's The
Humphrey Radianthre
SEASON. You have heat
just when you want it.
and no other time. The
most economical, sanitary
and healthful heat obtain
able. Models range from
SIS up.
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CAGERS

Games Tuesday
Edinburg J. c. off.
Edcouch at La Blanca.
McAllen at Edinburg.
Officials
La Blarca-Earl Howe.
TT. Ringgcld-Hinojosa.
Edinburg-Ballew.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-03
The 7f Nickel!

tsTipton Bud has nm idee that no
claims would solve the farm prob
lem. end unemployment, an bring
back prosperity with % rush.
'He say that what the country
needs Is q seven-cent nickel.
'@Think of IL, ne says. A man could
buy an ordinary five cent cigar an
Get two cents back.
Better still. he could buy a rocky
ford which costs a nickel but which
Is equal 20 the average ~ten-center
on account o' superior tobacco. Add
two cents change an that makes
twelve cents all together Why IN
man couldn't afford nor 60 smoke.
''Any political party wishing to
acquire the idee as nm election
plank, should glt in touch with
Upton Bud"
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Totals 8 0 Q IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-25

Blends OF EdCouch visited al the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Al G. Carl
son Thursday Of last week
Mrs George Luck left Tuesday If
last week for an extended visit with
her mother at ST. Paul. Minnesota
she also plans 10 visit her old home
az Gas Lake. MINI
J r Galloway transacted business
! n Edinburg Monday OF last week
Mr. and Mrs A G. Gilmore and
daughter. Blllve Jean. Carl Shandl-
ley Of McAllen and Miss Grace Bean
CT Cisco were dinner guests an the
home OF rs. J y Turner and Ear
yne Sunday ~ this week
Margaret Unzlcker of McAllen
spent the week end visiting her par
entS. Mr. and Mrs NJ c Unzicker
Faye Wilson and Carolln Cramer
attended a birthday party given al
the home az Miss Mary Foster. II
EdInburg Friday evening OF last
week
Irene Hinton and WAYNE Holi-
man OF Edlnburg were guests at the
home Of Miss KAY Teer wednesday
Of last week
Mrs j NJ Turner was a business
visitor IN Donna Monday
Earlvne Turner ACCOMPANIED a
party OF friends 10 Harlingen and
San Benlto Friday
Mrs J II Turner and Mrs II
Carlson we're in NfcAllen Saturday.
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PHONE NUMBER
SEVEN

the home Of their father. q. r
Moore.
w d. Arnspiger Is here from
Sherman. visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baxter.
Mrs. Homer Smith spent Tuesday
in Brownsville.
Mrs. r. @ Lowry was in Browns
vile Tuesday. accompanied by her
mother. Mrs o III Kirkland Ell
wood Moore went with them 70 Har-
lingen 20 spend the day with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. j.
Moore.
o K Canon. Jr. spent the week
end In San Benito and Harrington
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Cohle Of Cairo.
Ill. were local visitors the last Of
the week.
John Garner and Harry Sexton
were greeting friends in Mission the
last Of the week.
Mrs. Fred Guerin. her daughter
Mrs. Esther Ferguson and Mrs. Fer
guson's son Billie left Wednesday
for a summer visit IN and around
Madison, South Dakota.
Miss Lillian Tedford and her
grandmother. Mrs Bernice Clark y.
Donna. left the last OF the week foy
Denver. Colorado where they expec,
TO stay for some time
VIM Hall. advertising manager oi
the Hidalgo County Independent
was here from Edinburg Friday.
Miss Fleta MinnS * spending the
summer with her uncle and aunt n
Laredo.
Rev. Kistner left for San Antonio
Monday night where he will attend
a convention. returning about the
first of July.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar s. Perkins
Mrs J. -. Albertson AMI son. James
spent the weekend in Brownsville
Port Isabel. and Boca Chica where
they we're sight seeing and bathing
Miss Anne Katheryn Edwards OF
Edinburg was a guest % the Mis-
sion Rotary Club Monday She sans
several songs accompanied b. Miss
Anna Faye Butler az the piano.
DR.. w. r. Gibbs and his guests
spent Saturday night and Sunday
at Port Isabel fishing
Ray and Howard Lee BraSher are
IN Dallas where they are both work
ing. Ray Is also taking special
courses during the summer az the
Baylor -dical School
Virgil " Lott was a Mission visit
or Tuesday morning
Miss Florence Butler Is living w
Weslaco where she is employed by
a business firm
Flynt Sorelle is taking his vaca-
ton from the postoffice for two
weeks
r J Meeker. president and mana
ger Of the James Advertising Agency
or Mercedes. was a caller az the En-
terprise office Tuesday