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Washington Journal., 1931-11-13

yiun ItanO er mi fIdmmenben Iu.
gen Dor Dem, Der geibcier bate unh
isbt lun6Idm abidb.
nSie iperOen mir Redenf9aft gee
benz"
90 trof Jpn aus buntIen, grosen
Mrgen elm flebsnber Bid. Der Gpz
timber bate ii9 suriidgef6oben unO
IieB bos bisber f%orgfdltig perbedte
refine foItanienbrdune 6aar ertennen.
&itt BON &Geiit bedte bic 6onb ;iber
bic 4ugen, aIs bl.nbc ibn bic Sonns,
bic bod binter ben b;den StGmmen
bsr @i9en trdumts. Gr itammelte
etpus: Y5rdulein 2inOner -
sic ="
SO i'd. cs gine n,a7. anbsrs. @er>
3eibsn Sic mir"
.@drum tbaten sic base"
Plus gngit Inn Shr 2sbsn."
rS6rs 9tuqsn min if ieben = 1T
bas pa6rbaftig Der Grunb?"
rGin5ig bas"
90 6euqte Der tote 9Geiif Dor fsis
nsr Seinbin Die &nis unb rib ie in
feline Mrme. - limb Gle be1en Slid
den aus Der 6erne prrrietben in 3its
ternbcm yubel, bnB nsr beilige 6uz
bertus aud an oieicm Spfer Iein
Woblgefanen babe!
Washington Journal., 1931-11-13
SriIsarme9 tint SGSers
parGDies.

Ser SOB oes @iiIionors Mpron
Eonior imm Ufombeli-gaL Ser fiirs-
lid Sen Our6 einen 2open erbol-
tenen @un0en erlag, fiibrt tpieoer
einmal oeuflih Dor 3iigen, melden
groBen @efobren oie @ottesmdn-
ner in BEN afrifoniiden Miiiions-
gebieten nod INNER ouSgeiebt limo.
N1beres bon Oieiem n&riegsihau-
plab" er5Gblt Der &e:ienOe Irtbur
6. Coping, ser nod l1ngerem gu-
fenfbalt I'M Snmbefi-SoI nod &ouie
5uriidgefebrt lit. Gr berihtet Don ben
Soten uno Mbenteuerh Ser &eilsar-
NEE, sic bier ~iegensreih uirft:
nMeni6en, oie ber5ncifelt nm III
re 0obrung fdmpfen m.tten utter
Screen mil0er 8iere, Semen iie nidt
Ielten gum Spfer faIer - oas lit
Ser ltdrfIte GinOrud, Den ih BON ben
@crbGltniiien am SamheIi Etituohm.
Inter oieiem Golf BADEN ole Sfii-
3iere Ser Seilsnrmee feline leidte
Aufgabe; iie miiiien ibnen nitt nur
als geiitige Seller, ionOern aud als
&etter un0 8eihiiser Oienea. 60 err
3GbIte mir 2eutnnnt Socob griemba,
Sen i1 in Mafnmqra &raol beIud-
lie, er miiiie itets bereit iein, ouf Die
Iffen Sogo gu MAIDEN, Gle Die Wais-
ernie %gefGhroeten, uno 6nnebpn gelte
es aud, piele SpGnen uno @iIo-
i6peine au totem, gon5 abgeieben
BON BEN &ieieni6lon9en, oie er ge-
legentli6 erlege. 9iir3lih fam elm
alter Mann in GROCER &%rfregune 5u
ibm, Inn 5u melOen, CAP er nidt
melt entfernt cine groBes &rotooiI
in einem Sei6 nusgefunoihnftet boz
be; Die 8eItie mar nagenibeinIib
mebrere Meilen melt SER SluB bin
aufgel1nommen in Ser Soffnung,
cine ein5elne Srar oOer elm &inD 81
erbeuten. Ser 2elttnant mnd)te iiH
nit bret anoern Seilsarptee-2euten,
Sic, ipie er, nit Speeref, bemaffnet
maret1, auf Sen @eg naO bate nad
10 Weinuten oas 12 SUP lange &ep
til getotet."
Sci Dem 8eiuG Ser Station Woa-
Iifa, einige Meilen lanoeintpdrts suf
Ser iiiorbooeIii1en Settle, fano it
Coping pl0bli6 einem &uOel pom
glefanten geeeniiber unA entoeftS
0ie frii9en SuBipuren 5weier So
men, Sic oi1geni9einli9 oifs Dinter
meni6li9en SuBipuren Der rparert.
Sergeant 2a5arus, ben er bier an.
traf, er5dblte, oaB Die 2onen bereits
nerl1ieoene Srauen bon MaoIifd ge-
tGtet bitten un0 ooB Dor 5lpei SG.
gen Elm 8aar 0ieier &arbtriere an
ieinem &raal eri6ien uns beinabe
elm Mao6en fortgeI6leppt Datte, 0aS
@ras pfliidte. W1it Speeren besDaff-
net riidten oie Seilsarmee-2eute ae-
gen Sic 20tpen aus, oie iie 0ur9 Oen
2drm bon Erommeln unO oas &GI-
leln BON 3innfannen pe%rtrieben.
0ur9 oas 8riiqen ser 20men tUer-
Ben bGufig Die 8eriammlungen Der
Seilsarmee empfinOli6 gef.ort, un0
man muB gegen ibre @ngriffe itets
auf Ser SUIT Iein. "SroB oieier
Sdwierigfeiten ma6t Die Seilsar-
NEE in oieiem @ebiet, oas als oas
rS1ger- @araoies~ befannt 1T, quite
6orti9ritte," iagt Coping. nSie
biIft Sen @ingeborenen in alien if
rem Soften uno getpinnt io!Aen Gin
fluB, oaB Tie iie 0n5u briRgt, ibre
2aIter auf8uge6en, feline Orgien
mebr 5u feiern uno BEN beionil6en
@0ttern 81 entIagen."
Washington Journal., 1931-11-13
aubstifs Sanbc 6O6Derii6ert.

Ser beriibmte @eiger aubelif, Der
oieier Gage nab elmer Gon5esttonr-
nee our6 grgentinien in MarieiIle
eintraf, erfldrte, Dab er Die tisbe.
rige ELECTROMAGNETIC fir feline
S1noe aufgeboben babe. neil lie
gang iin5ureidpno iei gr bate feline
S1noe nit 10000 Dollar uerii-
dert, aber oieip Samme entiprehe
feinespess Dem 8erluit, ben er ba-
ben miiroe, menn er oud MIR eiren
Singer einbiiBe gr mil oaber feline
S6noe nit elmer iebr pieI oroBeren
Summe DeriiherK.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-13
I'm bie idBmftem glmsem.

0ie 3abl Der uSdonbeitsfoni-
ginnen", oie in @aris aniabrlid ge-
pGblt tperoen, lit iebr groB, uno
10 fam oieie Sorm oes @ettbe-
perbes niht mebr &ufieben erre-
gen. Man lit oaber auf cine neue
Sorm ser Sd0nbeitsfonfurren5 Der.
fallen, Die oemnd6lt in einem gaf6
abgebalten tperoen jon. Man min
Sen 8eiiber ooer Die 8eliBerin Der
fdoniten Augen bon @aris fronerl.
9ie S%eilnebmer ionen Dominos
tragen Die bic gan5e Sieur Oer-
biiuen, uno auBeroem lit ouT6 cine
MaSte oos ean5e @eIi6t NIT ans-
nabme Der Ilgen Derborgen. Sn-
folgeoelien lit es ourhaus mOgli9,
oaB elm @reis Sen 8reis erbalt,
oenn meoer an oas Mlter nod an
oas @eI6le6t meroen bel oiciem
1euen 8aris-nrteil beionoere In-
foroerungen gefteat. Cine erite
Muspabl unter Den 8emerbeln uno
8eperberinnen miro ourh cine
Surp aus &iinltlern, Sd0nbeits-
ipe5iaIiIten uno Shneioern oorge-
nommen. Sci Dem eigentliGen
@ettbemerb miro Damn 0ie Bolts.
1timme enti1eioen.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-13
Gutter Seweis.


en- einem 2onooner poIi5eirsrbier
fpieIte fi9 folssnOs amiifante tleine
llnterbaltung ab: Sin poliaift bringl
einen berrenlofen 9uno ins pOli5eiz
r.pier. Salsbdnb unb 9unOemarfe
feblen, dber Der padere Sitter 6es
@efeBes bebauptet nit @mpbafe, Der
9unb gebDre elmer Dame. 8ertpun>
bert fragt Der gommihur:
n@arum glauben sic. buB Der
9uno geraoe elmer Dame 9eb0rer
foll9"
sd fiibrte ben 9unb bod ourG
bic StraBen bierber uno bas Sbisr
blieb BON felbft Dor iebem Mooela>
Den iteben 80"
Washington Journal., 1931-11-13
MopOleOn ais Gomsert.s irisent.

Sci einem Concert in Sen Suiles
rien gu paris fab &aifer RapDleon
l. miBmutbig in ieinem Nrmftu9l
unb Itp9erte nit benz 2OffeI eebanz
tenlos i'm 6ru9teis. bus er in elmer
@9aIe in Der 9anb belt. .@ie
langpsiIen Seine Maisitdt", tuidslte
Marf9an Ourpc Dem &apeumeifter
in's Obr. vOiefelben laiIen bitten,
ni9t fpeiterSufpieIen". AIfO mar
oas Concert gu @nbe. Nupoleon
ftano auf uno f9ritt auF MoOdme
9ro9u gu, Die ii9 ebrfur9tspOa pers
neigte. Statt aber elm paar freuno>
li9e 8orte an iie gu ri9ten, fdgte
er: r2aFen sic fi9 Sbre @urgel ab=
bobeln", unb orebte ibr ben aiiden.
Die SGngerin, Elm @tern Der Sper,
mar elmer Sbnmd9t rabe. Dob
f9pn panbte fi9 NapoleOn tpieber su
ibr Inn unb fagte gu ibr unb ibren
glei9fans erf9rodenen &olIegen: rS1
min, baB sic mir ben GbOr aus
UCl n1tllu lHhSSHs
Sn ser Sper rNina ober Die
@abnfinnige aus 2iebe" BON Mars
fonier uno Mufif BON 9aIaDrac battle
&ofa 2efeDrs, fpdtere Maoame Du=
ga3on, GET. 1755 81 Berlin uno i'm
Otter BON a9t Sobren nu9 Bdris
gefommen, BORT in Der Gomebie Std<
lisnne bor einigen Sdbren in Der Sic
telrols sinen beifpieuofen @rfolg se<
babt; elm Mlbum nit ben ibr anldBs
li9 besfelben eepiDmeten 9i9tungen
mar perDffentli9t porben, uno Die
eriten &iinltler ibrer 3eit, pie 9ez
bouin, Sfabep, Sicdrbt unO Muoame
2ebrun, batten es fi9 CUR @bre gez
re9net, iie gu mdlen. r8er3eiben Sic,
Sire, mir f0nnen ben Gbor ni9t iinz
gen., ipaste elmer Der Sanger ein5uz
frenben. 9o9 Der RaiIer fiel ibm
IofOrt ms Mort: Isle miifen es
fDnnen: Sober finet ibn!!" SIN @dns
ger regte iid Der &iinftlertrl5. Sire,
Die GboriIten fingen i'm III Sbeate-
- bod mir iinb erfte WfitgIieber."
Napolepn a1tete ni9t agf Den
@inpanb. rSie tperoen mir ben
@6pr aus ser rNina" lingen, i'd min
i'm bDren!" rtef er. mMtr baben
feline Noten". Der &aifer burauf:
81 iperoen sic i'm a~usipenoig fins
gen.. Ser Sanger pies auf bic Ices
rem Stible unb N~otenpulte Der Mus
fiter. rOas Sr9s1ter 1T fdon pegs
eeganeen, sic Snitrumente finb Hi4t
F. chr bier" Mu9 bas Ieu9tete Dem
&aifer ni4t elm. nGs lit elm giano
bal" ertlGrte er. Sire, Niemanb
fam oie 8egleitung." Napoleon
la9te: ,Nun, 10 fp.rbs i9 besleiten!"
0amit isBte er ii6 gum @rftuuneu
dller an BEN Sliieel unb iieB feline
Singer iiber Die Saiten eleiten. OIL
les anbere cher dls elm Sbrenf9maus
tpuren Die SDne, Die aus ben Ders
ftimmten Saiten Hanger. rNun.
frerben sic cnbli9 anfaneeng" frdste
er biEig, als bic Singer ni9t craft
einIeBter. l1no bonn tommanbirte
er: .Srif6, Saft gsbalten!" unb:
n8sTer Satt balten!" Nuf gut Slid
unb nur gu oft fulf9 fangen Ole
Sanger, unb bic 9dnoe oes Ruiiers,
bic tpobl nit benz Degen, cher ni4t
re9t ouf Dem Tliissl gu fpielen pers
ftanoen, 19Iugen mG9tig auf Die
Saften. Snbli9 nabte bic Muiitz
@9la9t ibrem gnbe. NapoIeon itanb
auf uno fagte gu ben Sdngern: SD
bin aufrieoen = sic ieben, baB man
ales fam, tpds man nia." Oamit
ntrIipb er 0en @ddI.
Washington Journal., 1931-11-13

- grmabnuns. Gbef (5u iet<
mem 8u9balter. Der alles mad Dem
alten 3opfe ma9t): nMeier, tpenn Sic
ni9t NIT Der 3eit gebn. tperoen Sit
nit Ser 3eit gebn!!"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Delightful
DinnerRdny
On Birthday

Mrs. James Earle Ridley was a
charming hostess to twelve guests
Tuesday evening. when she compli-
mented Mrs. Ridley Barrett with a
dinner affair in honor Of her birth
day anniversary.
Baskets OF delicate summer BIOS
SONS dispelled their fragrance about
the rooms and velvety pink rose
buds contributed their beauty 70 the
floral decorations.
Tiny. cleaning pink candles CT
namented the pretty white BIRTH
day cake which rested in a bed Of
many hued. flowers on the refec-
tory table. The appointments en-
phasized a color scheme OF pink
and green and a three-course din
ner was served. The Individual
salad entrees were ezch nodded to
resemble a garden flower.
A radio program provided enter
tainment for the remainder OF the
evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Triplett spent
the week end visiting friends and
relatives in Corpus Christi and
Kennedy.
Mrs. Dunn OF Donna was a guest
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. z. A. Walton.
Mrs. Frank Pullman and Mrs.
Melvin GieSe were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Derby OF
Weslaco Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bowers were
Sunday dinner guests at the home
Of MI. and Mrs. Nelson OF Ed
couch.
Mrs. A. r. Wilson and Mrs e. N.
Hern and daughter, Jane called at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. I.
Wilson recently.
Mrs. Roy Teer and daughter
Katherine were visitors IN Edin-
burg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. UdeIl Hendricks
visited friends and relatives in
Rollo, Sunday.
NJ. O. Unzicker transacted bust
ness in Mercedes and Edinburg
Saturday.
Erwin Moore left for his home
In Lexington. Miss. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. I. Wilson spent
Wednesday and Thursday at Boca
Chica.
Wayne HOLMAN, Irene Hinton.
Perry Corruth and Kay Teer mo-
tored TO McAllen Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Moore spent
Sunday az the home or Mr.. and
Mr.. c. Davenport OF We5laco.
j. Widman and daughter Betty
OF Donna were visitors in Elsa
Saturday.
Dr.. r. L. Scarborough, president
OF the Baptist Sunday Schools OF
r.. Worth. preached az the Bap-
list church Monday.
Walter Kiiphut and family OF
New York have moved here and
are building q new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Graham left
Saturday for Dallas. on a two
weeks vacation with friends and
relatives.
The B. Y. p. u. had their first
meeting Sunday evening at seven
o'clock with a large attendance.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend each meeting.
Margaret Unzicker spent the week
end with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. UnZicker.
Mrs. Curly Bagget and son Har-
old Of TT. Worth have moved 10
their farm on the Yarbrough place.
Z. j. DUDE visited relatives In
McAllen Sunday.
Barbara Widman motored n
Weslaco Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adell Palmer OF
Weslaco and Mrs. Francis Davidson
Of Edinburg were visitors at the
hone OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Teer
Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Birthday Occasion
OF Surprise Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Gabitzsch,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hunter, Miss
Marjorie Rel and Guy Bevil form
ed a party surprising Mrs. Bevil on
her birthday Wednesday evening.
The group drove to the Bevil home
in Victoria heights. bringing with
them a beautiful white birthday
cake, with pink candles, baked BY
the mother Of Mr.. Bevil, and love-
" gifts for the honoree.
The evening was spent informal
ly. the guests playing the game Of
hearts and entering into pleasant
conversation Of timely topics. Much
merriment was caused In the search
for the tiny birthday symbols which
had been placed in the cake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
House Guests
Comphimented
ByHostesse

MISSION, Aug. 20.-Compliment-
airy TO Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fairchild
Of New Orleans, La, and Miss Mar
ian Bourgeois OF Frankfort, Mrs.
Ollin Rome and Miss Lavinia Bour-
geois entertained with an evening
bridge party at the home Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Rome, seven tables OF
players participating.
Mrs. Rudolph Rome and Herbert
Melch were high scorers, with IRIS.
Leon Brown and VIII Parrish low
scorers. The guests were remember
ed with handsome gifts from the
hostesSeS.
The personnel included beside the
honorees, Messrs. and Mesdames w.
R. Parrish. II. w. Thies, Al Volz,
Dade Hester, Leon Brown, Carl
Rotelle, Rudolph Rome Will Brown,
Fred Hedges. Maurice Rome, Her
bert Melch, Miss Mamie Rome. Lin
ster Bourgeois, Ollen Rome also
playing.
A delicious course Of refreshments
vas serced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Valley Society News
and EDentS
Mexican Methodist
Missionary Society
Members Hold Meet

Mrs. Benjamin Trevino was hos
tess to members OF the Missionary
Society OF the Mexican Methodist
church az the educational hall We'd
nesday afternoon.
Special numbers we're rendered by
MeSdameS Ofelia Flores. Lupe Pala-
cious, Lupe Perez. Miss Alicia Lopez
and little r. y Cavazos. "A talk IN
Practicing Christian Love was given
BY Mrs. Y. Ramos.
After the devotional hour. the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. BaSilia
Cavazos, served refreshments 10 the
twenty five guests present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Luncheon
Meet Held
By Women

An informal luncheon meeting
was held Wednesday noon at the
Hotel FL Jardin dining room by
ten members Of the Busine and
professional Women's club. An
nouncement OF the death OF a for
mer member OF the club, Miss Mary
MaJtlngly, was made BY Mrs.
Alberta Kirby. Miss Mattingly was
wen known in Brownsville, having
llVed here for five years before her
residence in Beeville. Death oc-
CURED in California while on a
visit and funeral services were an
nounced for Friday IN Beeville.
Several from Brownsville are
planning on attending the services
and the local club is sending a
floral spray.
About five or six club women are
10 drive TO Mission Thursday eve
ming 10 attend the banquet meet
Ing TO be held in that city by the
Valley Federation of Business and
Professional Women's club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Circus Theme Is
To Be Featured At
Banquet In Mission

MISSION, Aug. 20.-A get-to-
gether is planned here for Thursday
evening, with the local club or the
Business and Professional Women
hosts 20 the entire Valley member
ship.
About 100 or more out OF town
women are expected, and the re-
ports Of the district, state and ma
tional meetings are to be given.
The banquet will take the form
OF a circus. with Doctor Maud
Murphy, the president, as ringmas-
ter.
An excellent program has been
prepared By Miss Wilmuth Morgan
vice president OF the local organiza-
ton. banquet and program to be Civ
en- at the Mission hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20

Completes Star
Quilt Meet

A small group Of women, men,
bers OF the Women's Missionary
union Of the Baptist church. met
Wednesday afternoon and almost
completed the star quilt they had
begun Monday.
The quilt was made I'D OF 70 red
and green stars put together with
orange cloth and when completed
Il viii be a rather gay piece Of
work. Mrs. Robert BoldinR OF
Riverside addition has purchased
Il, the proceeds going into the
treasury Of the union and also FOR
the Buckner's orphans home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
PERSONALS

Supt. and Mrs. O.. w. Gotke and
two children. Gertrude and Wayne,
returned Wednesday after a long
absence from the city, during which
time Supt. Gotke attended Column
bia university and Mrs. Gotke and
children visited in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kelley have
returned after a months vacation
trip in California.
Mrs. w. NJ. Alying Of Portland.
Ore. is visiting Mrs. j.. T. Adams
Of FL Jardin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Club To Be :
Entertained
In Harlingen

Just-Sew club members enjoyed
the afternoon Wednesday in the
home or Mrs. r. W.. Neck in West
Banker addition. A beautiful ar1
rangement OF corona and roses
formed a lovely decoration note
There were ii guests present for
the occasion and they spent the
afternoon sewing and conversing On.
interesting subjects. Later the
hostess passed a salad plate.
Mrs. w. e.. Wood has extended
an invitation to the club 20 be her
guests next Wednesday no her home
III Harrington 40 q one o'clock
luncheon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Entertaining
Program Viii
Be Presented

ELSA, Aug. 20.-The Elsa Civic
club Will sponsor the Friday night
entertainment IN Elsa this week.
They have secured a number o!
Edcouch young people who will
give a thirty minute entertainment
OF readings, and songs, and eight
Elsa women will then present a
thirty minute play, How The
Story Grew
Next week the American Legion
will have charge. They are ar
ranging a splendid program. This
will close the weekly free Friday
night entertainments for the sum-
mer months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Rev. Mario To
Preach Hero

Rev. Miguel Mario professor or
the Wesleyan Institute OF San An
tinio' will preach at the Mexican
Methodist church Thursday. Friday
and Sunday at $50 n. VI. Rev.
Mario IS a fluent speaker and every
one is cordially invited 70 come and
hear him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
AUXILIARY OF
CHURCH MEETS

The Presbyterian Missionary Aux
iiiary met IN circles Thursday. with
Mrs Albert McHenry hostess 20
Number Two, Mrs. f. p. Balthropc
chairman.
Mrs. Balthrope was assisted in the
presentation OF the lesson by Mes
danes Arthur Noe. Lelachuer and
Martin Price. also little Miss Marian
McHenry. The lesson was on the
Daughters Of Mexico with each
circle having the same study course.
Circle Number one met with Ms.
Z. w. Halstead, Mrs. Pever chair
man and Mrs. L. II. Smith study
leader. assisted by MeSdames @. W.
Garrett and l.. B. Ash. also Miss
Betty Covington.
Mrs. b. NJ. Strong vas hostess 20
Circle Number Three, Mrs. Strahle
chairman.
Mrs. Henry Richards gave a splen-
did devotional period. Mrs. Strahle
led the lesson service. assisted by
Mrs. J. II. Lehman. Each circle hos
tess provided refreshments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
SECOND BIRTHDAY
is CELEBRATED

Mrs. Henry Richards gave /. lovely
affair Saturday afternoon. compli-
mentary TO little Master Ferry Evin,
who celebrated the second anniyer-
Sary Of his birth.
About 20 little folk were invited.
Many gifts were brought Ferry. who
enjoyed the affair as much as any
one. Cakes and other refreshments
were served by Mrs. Richards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
HI-LO PARTY
AT LIONS PARK

The Wednesday Bridge club mem
bers and their husbands spent an
enjoyable Friday evening. il being
the occasion Of the quarterly "hi-lo'
party.
A picnic dinner was served IN
the Lions park. and later the group
motored 10 the Summons home
where bridge was played.
MeSdames T. M. Melden. Flor
ence M. Hayes. I. b. Summons and
Heathe May were the losers il the
contest the past quarter, therefore
they were hosteSSes. Mrs. II. r..
Moore. or Pomona, Calf, vas an
out OF club guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Informal Dinner
Party WedneSda,

An informal dinner party OF We'd
nesday evening had as hosts. NJ.
and Mrs. Charles A. Rel at their
nome on 18th and Jefferson Streets
Summer flowers adorned the living
and dining rooms.
Places were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ken Paul. M. and Mrs. Frank Jack
son. Paul Kenna-d, z. c. Osborne
and the hosts.
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BASKET DINNER
FOR SUNDAY

The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
at the church Wednesday after
noon for their meeting. The bust
ness was conducted by the presi-
dent. Mrs. Staniield. the devotional
services led by Mrs. j. A. Lille
strand The program FOR the meet
ing was led BY Mrs. @. o. Miller
who vas assisted by several Of the
members.
The auxiliary voted TO have a
basket dinner at the church Aug.
%. when Rev. Pollard and family
Of F~alfurrias will be present. Every
one Is invited TO bring their din
ner. come 20 Sunday School and
the preaching services. and enjoy
the dinner al noon.
After the Auxiliary meeting.
delicious lemonade was served to
all members present.
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HOME Is
SCENE OF

A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the pleasant country home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Whittlesey
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Whittlesey
entertain each year with a chicken
barbecue in honor Of their son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Whittle-
sey OF Gilme-. who spend part Il
their summer vacation at the par
entail home.
The guest list follows: Messrs. and
Mesdames Leos Brown Of Mission
Carl Rotelle of Mission. Roy Con-
way OF North Mission. II. Melden o.
Sharyland. Conon Wood OF Mission
Backer OF Doona, Oscar Perkins oi
North Mission, George Mitchell and
son of North Mission. Misses Ruth
Leone and Edna Walling and Mis-,
Lois Card OF Mission.
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FRIDAY NIGHT
BRIDGE CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Franklin Ewers
entertained the Friday Night Din
ner bridge club last week, with three
tables Of players present.
Mrs. w. q. Brown and Col. s.
NJ. Duffie were highest scorers, -Ir.
and Mrs. II. II Rankin lows
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IS BRIDE OF
PAST WEEK

Miss Marie GuSick, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gusick Of Chi
cago became the bride August IL,
Of Clarence Downey, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Downey Of near Elsa.
The marriage took place in Wes-
laco, at the home OF Rev. Thomas.
The young people will make their
home in this community.
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HOSTESS AT
MARATHON r

An amateur marathon was crea-
tive OF much fun at the j. II. Nc
Lane home Saturday evening. a
number of the friends of Miss Ona
Fay and her brothers participating.
Miss Jackie C~ovington and Lynn Nc
Lane were the victorS.
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Az

Leftover cooked breakfast ce-
reals may appear AZ the next meal
As dessert or they are ACCOMPANIED
oy sliced fruit, and either a fruit
sauce or a generous portion of
VIII pped cream.
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KFLLEYS ARE
PARTY HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kelley en-
tertained az their home Thursday
evening with an 81 party. After the
games, delicious refreshments we're
served 70 Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
lowers. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Mil
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Cox
OF Donna.
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G1LMER GUESTS
r

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.
WhittleSey OF Gilmer, who have
spent q number Of weeks at the
parental home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
WhittleSey and Don Mix Of Mission
at dinner Saturday evening. The
remainder OF the evening was spent
with music and pleasant conveTsa-
ton.