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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
MARYLAND SENIORS
ADVISED ON FUTURE
University Class Hears An
nuaI Sermon-GetS Di-
pIomas Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, June g.
Today was class day at the University
of Maryland.
Tomorrow the commencement exer-
cises will be held. with Gov. Albert C.
Ritchie delivering the address. The ex-
ercises will take place in Richie Gym
nasium at IL o'clock.
Yesterday in delivering the baccalau-
reate sermon the Rev. G. Warfield
Hobbs, executive secretary of the Ma
ticnal Council of the Episcopal Church
of New York City, made a plea to the
seniors ito build you personality in
terms of GODS blueprintS." His SUBJ
tect was The Road Forward"
"Aristocracy" Honored.
In the course Ct his sermon Rev.
Hobbs honored the "aristocracy of the
class these who were ambitious and
eager to live, and whose program of life
was marked with vision and plan Of
existence" Hunger fer success" he
said, lis worthy thing and it is we'll
that university graduates should go
forth into the world with the fire of
purpose behind them to urge them to
greater efforts and higher ideals of
w
colleges needs today is symbol to
strive for-an ideal. or else these years
of education will have been pitifully
wasted Life should be built upon the
fragments cleaned thus far from texts
and theses. Studiousness and correct
Interpretation of success are necessary
adiunctS TO existence"
DR.. Hobbs quoted his text from the
Book of Esther in the words, And who
knoweth whether thou are come to the
kingdom at this time?" intimating to
the graduates that their labors had but
begun and that they should meet life
with an element Of daring, taking
chances rather than attempting to seek
the safer places. Fling out the door
and turn upside down a world that
needs upsetting to escape the material
istic vulgarity that is depressing it,"
he urged.
Work for Ideal"
The seniors were told Ito believe
eomething-m9ke something your ideal:
search out the root of this pessimism in
the hearts and tongues CT leaders
Throughout the land. Chal!erge this de-
preston and refute it. There is no
safety for you today. I am glad OF it.
You will step into unrest and revolu-
ton. You will need your daring"
To those uncertain of their mission
and destination. Dr. Hobbs would give
a blueprint or pattern by which they
could shape their destiny and happi-
ness in the days to come. Citizenship
in the finest sense of the word should
be the aim of every college graduate"
he declared.
Dr. H-bbs has a background of 25
years Of jcurna !ism. He was at one time
mans ging editor of the Philadelphia
Public Ledger end from 1915 to 1923
was editor of the Baltimore Sunday
Sun. At present he is editor of the
Spirit of Missions end the Church at
Work
The program yesterday was opened
by President Raymond A. Pearson with
an Introductory talk, which was followed
by the invocation. Following this, the
choir sang an anthem and selection
from the Scriptures was read by Dr.
A. F. Woods former president of the
university. The exercise was concluded
by a prayer and benediction delivered
by Rev. Ronalds Taylor of College Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
SHOOTS SELF AS JOKE,
VICTIM MAY DIE.
Resident Near Lynchburg Pulls
Trigger in Answer to
Friends Laugh.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LUNCHBURG, Va, June s.-what
was regarded first as joke may turn
into a tragedy for w. A. Rogers, Is,
who lives on the Forest road near
Lynchburg. With a pistol wound
through his abdomen, Rogers was taken
to Lynchburg Hospital Saturday and
witnesses said he shot himself while
drinking. According to the story told
the police, Rogers was sitting on the
side of a bed shortly after midnight
when he drew pistol from his belt.
Want to see me shoot MYSELF" he
asked. and some one laughingly said
Yes" Rogers pressed the gun against
his body and fired. Witnesses did not
think he had shot himself, and it re-
quired some minutes for Rogers to con-
VINCE his friends that he was wounded
Then the police were called and Rogers
was taken to Lynchburg Hospital, where
an emergency operation was performed
The bali Is said to have penetrated his
liver and hospital attaches said Rogers
may die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
Woman Educator Dies.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8 LP).-Miss
Louise Hortense Snowden. 66 former
dean of women at the University of
Pennsylvania died last night She was
the first woman to receive the degree
of bachelor of science in biology at the
university where she was graduated in
1898. She served as dean of women
seven years, retiring six years ago. She
was former president of the Women S
Overseas Service Legion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
CURTIS WILBUR NAMED
CONSTITUTION SPEAKER
Judge Will Deliver Principal Ad-
dress at Reconditioning
Ceremony July l.

Secretary Of Navy Adams has chosen
his predecessor. Curtis D. Wilbur, to be
principal speaker at the recommission
ing of the famous old frigate U. S. S.
Constitution, at Boston, July l.
This becama known today when
Adams announced he had received an
Acceptance from Wilbur. now judge in
the ninth Circuit Court of Appeals at
San Francisco. The judge, a brother
of Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of In
terror, was S cretary Of the Navy in the
Coolidge, administration, serving from
1924 to 1929.
In inviting Judge Wilbur to speak at
the commissioning ceremony. Adams re-
called how actively you promoted the
restoration of tho Constitution while
Secr-ta of the Navy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
CASH CIRCULATION GAINS
35 Cents More Per Capita Changed
Hands in May.

The Treasury reported today that per
capita circulation of money increased
IS cents in May over April.
Money in circulation last month was
81, 702, 283.712. This was equal to s37 66
per person, as against 1871 the previ-
Gus month.
Total money in the Unit States.
including gold coin and bullion. held
by the Treasury. was $8.781 1872. 173 on
Nav 81. The Treasury held a total of
1856, 33l 95l of gold coin and bullion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
Church to Hold Fete.

CHEL TENHAM. Md. June (Spe-
ciaD Women of Chelterham Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will hold straw
berry festival Wednesday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08

Brazil has decreed that public lands
shall be granted only to residents Of
the country,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
DIVORCE SLATED CHIEF TOPIC
AT CONVENTION OF BAPTISTS
Kansas City Session to Close With Forum Home,
Declared Menaced by Legal Laxity.

brutal irreverence for that which can
hold the imprint of God.
we are scribes and pharisees," he
said 1--WE have all the marks of pious
loyalty to tradition, but few of the scars
of significant moral conflict"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
TESTIMONY STRICKEN OUT
Three Hours on Stand Futile When
Defense Counsel Objects.

LONDON, June 8 (P1.-Lord Plen-
der, prominent accountant, testified for
three hours today at hearings on
charges against Lord Kylsant in con-
nection with failure of the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Co., but all his testi-
mony was stricken out when Sir John
Simon, defense counsel, objected to it
as irrelevant.
The witness had given a detailed
account of the financial structure of the
company and its subsidiaries.
Lord Kylsant is charged with issuing
misleading directors statements, the
Crown charging that in 1927 and 1928
his report showed profits whereas, it
is alleged, the business lost money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-08
Mothers to Convene.

BRANDYWINE, Nd, June (Spe-
ciaD A meeting OF the Mothers Club
will be held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frances D. Canter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

An Afternoon Frock
of black velvet, enriched
with vestee and cuffs of
ecru lace cutout and appli-
qued. This is one of the
cross-oVer. Wrap-around
styles with adj
Unstable girdle
that are high in SOE
fashion ...... ZO
Palais Royal Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11

Save So beautiful satin garment! Buy it now,
before you try to fit another frock! 1t will do wonders
for your hgure Made with lace upftbust and detach
able shoulder straps. Lightly boned back and front.
Sizes SO to AZ.
Corsets-Palais Royal-Third Floor .0ya
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-11-06

Above-Red Gross
paid the grocery
bill. and main
tanned the health
and m orale Of
more than two mil.
lion drought suf.
ferers. Balanced "a
tioning and ample
provisions pre-
vailed. The Red
Cross commanded
the services of
Thousands of vol,
unteers. 1t was an
impressive demon,
stration of neigh
bors helping neigh,
bors. At right
Hot lunches for
school children IN
the drought area.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-11-06

Dental proclamation. the National
Relief Agency. 1t is chartered by Con
gress, headed by the President Of the
United States. and supported by annual
memberships.
These memberships make possible q
program which includes:
Disaster Relief, 900 catastrophes in
50 years-all the way from Johnstown
food to Drought.
Veterans-380,O 900 social and hnan,
cial problems in a year for ex-service
men and their families and for the men
of the regular Army and Navy.
First ADD 900 certificates award,
ed in a year-the answer to the annual
toll of lOO. 900 deaths from accident.
Efe-Saving-7O,O 900 candidates pass
tests in year-one way to prevent the
1000 drownings now occurring each
year.
Public Health Nursing, $40, 900
visits to patients in IL months building
health in home, school. and community
Home Hygiene-S68 Chapters con,
Quoting this work-teaching the family
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
PIT A MEETING
WILL ATTENDED

T1e Ec-h Ward Pzrsnf-Telrh-
ers AssOcztlor ne. % sz- .or-e f-
ne auditorium O. --z- Eaonl on
ExonczF s-.eT-ol Tz1h Mr. Il ~
S1zcds-- presiding MrK 4 n
C1eDensS scsed rs ze1e-srr- 5eT-
s-zl TENS @ business re-z-E-r 10
re preparations s- re Pzre-t-
Tezchez A1rI meeting 20 - he'd
II Hzrli1zel Eere diseased and
ATTENDED % TIE A-11z7 Re-r-d
Book 70 y @r- = . KzlxEE-k o.
Mzr-h =. III . c0z3s.e1 . 2
seE GAYS P--zres EE-e taken @
tins Afternoon = - Used - ccn-
pl1-z re book
E- Leonard S-s-h Chairman
CT re 1-og-z- Eo-k- in.ro1zoe5
-he main S1esEer O. to sesEm-
Re-Erezc LezLA Bore Ez7 vas
F>z--r r-=e-@6 Re E7-Fe O. re
duties O. r5-hsrs 70 their chz-1rel
Mz E1ser.z L5ghts50. care TO
clever humorous rezE-EE g-T-zr
he- hearers E-ez- p-ezz-re- Mr. =
L FoEE -zs mex E-1 z rz--
a-E1-s-T drill which EEs irS---r-
tire and Interesting Ms A1s PED
A-cg-1-ce sang -Eo re--T EC-E
which were ---l G--7eCz-1 I-E
j. A AIder1i-r p.ETe@ re 1lRr-
1-ccr-zr--r--s fr BE- csu~hter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
FRED WINTERS HOSORLE
OE BTRTYDAY

4 Lovely 611<- party wzS Elye-
by Mrs. Pred Wn.e-s - he- h1ze
Oh Saturday Wien khe EaS q pleas
liz hostess fE q Ero1p C 1re1cs
invited % h0ooE ire sz1-Eersz-
o. Mr- Winters nrhcay- = accord
znce With tire approaching 6
Pzrr1cks Dsy. green Ezs IRE coo-
chosen for TIE -zS.eF1- spD1---
n1ents n the b3zr.e0zs c-1e-
served a- : O'Clock ard RzS0 is
played u r5e z1-er elmer Ezzes
Of h-11ge and 500 Late - - ese-
nzng = cel1cozs co-z-cn ~
EEr-d
Guess Ts-e MezS-E. ard Ecx-
danes W. r. Joans3n- p EEe-re-.
Robe-- Moore = y S1zte-. AIRS
Lea Cose. Lzx Helen Wz%z Ezsr
BeSEie EEer-sT. MesErE WE1zrt
Winters Henry G-eer5ezf. and -
honor g1es- 1fr- F-ec Ez-.e-E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

vsSit hare Nth her sisters Mrx- .
IL HErSrose and A<rz = q ArZ-
strnng-
Dr. and Mrs ChzE- II Mel1en
left Sunday evening to- II extend
C tip through the so1thez and
east They are 10 60 - Ven Eng
land. where d. Aeldea I'LL 81
tend The annual conference O. TIE
Methodist Episcopal church TneT
have BEEN spending fhe past month
here with their sou and 6azghter,
LIZ. and Mrs =. IL Mes6en. and
I'LL return g their home - Oak
Land. California tie month O.
J Junr-
Mr. and EnL Ge0rse Speer re-
turned 70 their Austin hone again
th1s week
Mira Pen-od has returned o her
hore u North Texas, after q Fe-y
pleasant Wit with her friend. Mrs.
=. ~ Smith and family
Paul = Ke-Enav, physician O.
CoTIng-0n. KY was Il town MOI
caT attending Rotary luncaeo1-
Bob Douglass and = Il kin Or
Ecln6urg were Z Mission MonczT.
Mr. and Mrx VIII Bishop are =
Oklahoma City
Mr.. and Mrs. Kernler Eld Nr.
and Mrs Dunbar and Mrs.. Hoche.
sister Of Mrs Kenier. came rs.
Friday from q visit with Mr. and
Mrs c. o. L Dunbar Et their hone
northwest Of town
Miss E1genis Epprigh- Ezs e-ec--
ed to membership In the REAGAN
Literary Society zt the University
q Texas. an honor conceded her
because o. her splendid grades
o. English Mss Epp-izht made
straight AS during The entire
semester II that difficult Sly
NJ and Hrs. II c. Hsr<fI ard
Mr. and NJ w. G johnson OF
Oklahoma City cane dozn 10 The
Valley the frs. @ the week for q
short stay. Both these families are
friends Of Mr. and Mr.. P0Zher1s
l. II Boiling OF San Bensto Ezs
II Mission the first OF The EeeE
O. q business -ap-
Erx Mary l. Combs. connected
With the Valley credit bureau q
AcAIsn EzS here Monday giving
u talk before The local Rotary ct-b
Nrs- Gus Re1ntcke was here fror
ne Ed1n5urg section ATo16zy-
Miss Myrtle Hatch ras II AfcA-er
Saturday. assisting the Epscopal.zn
Guild ~ the serving or q waffle
supper fc- TIE benefit c. Trinity
church
Mr. and Mrs = J. Rome arE
daughter Mss MyrA Be<s visited
II Brox1S-LTe Sa-ur1zy-
Mrs. Ee-bet Mech am sor- Her
bert Jr- returned Tuesday from =
visit With her sister. M-s Re-o T.
Houston
Il b Sannons left Monday no-n-
ing in Mrs Hayes auto t0r Hous-
ton where they -- attend ere
regional conference os the YCu1r
Woranls Christian Association
Mr. and AIRS J. l. Rr..@dge Ct
San Antonio spent the Eeez@-d
with Mr- and Mrx VII MzrtI-.
Mr. Kemp OF Dallas. Who rz<
been n g1est in the hore ~ her
daughter. Mrs Dave johnson so-
so-3e tine pas. returned -de frs
O the Eeek 20 he- hone = -za-
city
Dr. and Mrs. Griffith OF Houston
are here visiting a. TIE home a.
fr- and Mrs. Chzs Vc-z an TIE
Herbert Nre-ch hone
AfE Kemp Is here with her small
son. Cnas- Ir- visiting a. TIE hors
o. her parents Mr- ard Ms Chas
VoL- Mis- Iris viii return 20
Ec1s-on With her sister The last
q the week Tor a tin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

Mr- and NrE Pa Lxrphy Eere
co-csz1 h0E-x 1or TIE me-5ezs O.
the Delta Deck club ~ the- peas
au- hone II San Ber1to. THURSDAY.
The lT-zx rooms we1e 1rag-1-i
with the sEeet 0dDr c. WEIey white
orange h1DssDEk with a rr1-@k1cl
Of h1eooznetA - artistic color
contrast
AZ the co1cluslor c. he lpt4y
bridge games. = EEs 1o-n6 thai
Mn- C IL CnE-nn wna Lhe hE1
score and pretty trophy for lhe
women and E-neE Phillips hEz
for The nen- Tae cozsa2-1or sr1-E
vas AWARDED Mr. Herman KE-ko-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY
R

Azo-g tie interesting social
events Of tie -eex Ezs a Surprise
Er-1caT parry ETen ~ Miss Louise
Do1IhIf Saturday eTenirz a. The
hone @ her S1s.e- Mr. = G
Basic 1u-0-1z EE Bran
Ez--0- 4 D-1<Ez5o1 C Ep-z-z -oE-
e-s Ezs Used t1r01gh0u- The house.
Dz1c-lE furnished azuznen- IN
Il q late hour
A sweet course mas served 70
GessE and Ees1arsE Bran Hut
70 Dock Ocen- Ro16a- Cone Ford
Lz1Zfo-c- Z c. Brzshier. NJ
Ezanch Jo-es O. Hsrlinzen- Nfrz@s
Oo-rs Do1-5z- Mar Heller E-h.e
Mary Smith Ora Davis. Haze.
RoztrS. Edith ShTotf. T1el-a
ETlh % Corpus Christ Jean
So Pa Bake L-zIe Coz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
MELODY WAY PTPTLS
ENJOY PARTY

An EaYer egE h1-- Wa q per
tsc< ezE-1E 10 the -c--r ~ TIE
Fair Park. On Saturday E.te-rg1r
gwen bT Mr. Prank Cazz-R5- 1c-
the yc1nE pzp-S Of her AEel1cr
WAY MISE cas- Tie rl-6rrr had
. royal tine n playing rares On
the beautiful lawn unde- ire e5urv
trees In tn sane 6e-Eh-<E1 500
TIE pcz-c Sz21E was served and
e11oye<
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
REVIEW or CHAPTER
or RONANS II STUDY

Circle C-E OF The PRESBYTERIAN
A-T1-z-T me- Monday afternoon
q the hone OF Mrs. Toecxie. TIE
Eee-EnE vas opened with circle
D-zTEr and -o-- cal A review os RE
10 -lz1-e-s OF Romans vas tire
lesson study for the afternoon E-a
eac1 To1z1 giving q review o. ore
chapter a 6s1irzO-s refreshns--
cozI-se EzS served 70 twelve men
6rl and no guests
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Weslaco


Ore Of the outstanding social
esez1s C the week Ezs q tea zIFen
y TIE Business and Pro1esS1onzl
Wow1e1s Clu5s Sunday afternoon.
- the CEy Hal, Z honor O. TIE
IA Ferz clEh Tie club cc-ors O.
Te1ow and green - used
Throughout the party. Larkspur and
nzSSE-EIx were used = the
1orz1 6~ec0-z-io1z The tea table
Ezs laid With = beautiful lace
c1oth- With . center piece O. Tow
e-x and green tzce-s Il silver bod
erk Mrs. Era Cressner presided -
ire tea tzb&. Sandwiches cake and
Ira las served
Ine program EzS IS fc-l0Ex-
Music - Wexlaco club. reading O.
the creed vocal solo. welcome zd-
dress " Mrs Nat Howard piano
500 bT Erx Bryant James Mrs.
Wave Sseb5zns presented the In
Fe-1a cub with balloons n they
are known q tire bzby cub 0f the
Valley, talk - TIE Tsce-presi6en.
c. IRE Ia Ferzz cEra talk ~ Mrs.
C-Essrer. president @ -1e Ws=lzr0
Czb- scng Into the Dawn with
You b. Ms Jean Smith. piano
E01o b. Mrs Bran. james
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
BENEFIT
PARTY GIVEN

TIE Mothers Tub q Ire Ssep1sa
= AEs-1n ScEoo1 he6 a 5s1efz-
D-11ze party - TIE City Han Sal
r-c1y afternoon N~as.u|-fg-s ard
fern were rse1 = re 6ecoz.5o-a
NJ = - Gas E-1 ErE Carl
ECz-H Te-e Il charge A refreSi-
-e1- cozrse Ezs se--et 20 S Ezes-z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
EIGHT PRESENT
At SESSION

The Lo-le Moon cree Of The
Baptist y II Z met Monday aft
erOo1 a. TIE home o. Hrx- Bert
Robertson for thef- -esl1ar nee--
M TIE B56-e E1-F -ss On ne
lsEh and 18Th charters Of Matther
ed b. Mrz z c cnuch There
Eere eight EeDoeE present. TIE
nex- mating III be = Missionary
program ~ tEE ho-1e es E-s
Charlie GOurd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
LOVELY DECORATIONS
ARE DAINTY FEATTRE

L-x - y S6reT ceLzh.sz-T
e1~s--zzzsd re Lz-0 Crane
Bridge c-15 F-czT afternoon S<=@-
PEAS ard Sock = shades g laFEn5e-
and p1k Eere uzed e. Ere floral
decEz-zEE -Eexe co-1-S beng |-
-ber e-pEz<zxed = -ne tales -zz-<
zcoesSU1es ard p-ze --acps-E-
High cl1b sco-e fzTc- ~zs present
e to M Il Raymond MIS-. ard
high g1e- % Mrs. y EEz-u Jzy-
r
A pz-e -x-c-ec- Tzs serre1 .
eleven Cub ne-5e-s sr1 IRE fc--
loE1rz E1e<-s NreS1azes Car
M0Ele-. B-5ckrer Harry So-ethr-.
Anna Richardson. J. Edward JAY.
Jr- CT S-l-hTf-e- Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
IL CONWAY HEADS
r. n O. CHAPTER

Mrs Ds& CorEzy EzS elected
president q the local chapter .
Z O. Chapter J. FRIDAY n the
meeting ~ -he / 3 Sznr0ns
hone
O-hS- officers are. Lady Cary
GL-et-- we president Code
OpDenhetnsr. recording secretary.
Le1ae Congdon- corresponding sec
re-arJ. Generieve Jeff-leS. treas
ure-- Mary DeYoe Smith chaplain
Mrs Lst-e Cong6ol presided
0Ter The meefirz. which ended in
q -cons--1-tonsI quiz which s
OoEe-TeE each year
De1zCzs refreshments <e-e se-T-
ed D. t5= hostess
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Mission

WEEk OF PRAYER
OBSERVED LAST WEEK
Last week was onserdred as week
q prayer for Hone Missions Nv
the Missionary Union Of the Baptist
church. with Mrs r. Hzrdzra-e III
charge a the Devotional others
-zEE1- their -urn II leading Tire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
CIVIC
MEETING MONDAY

Tie GIVE League orzaulxz-l1-
VII me- next Monday Afternoon
and = P-sndd program has beSn
1TrDared-
Mrs. = 8 Herren o. Brownsville
VII - hS-e and address the Ton-
el Mrs. He-ren Is a vel knozn
y0T7n ard . fine speaker and an
irritation E extended 70 Al women
interested Il the civic b~etterrens
q Mission and surrounding terri
tory
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Valley Society
Telephone 4

Marsnre. Hattor. LIsan Po1a-
kozxk1, Mary Louise Hensiey.
Mesxrx Billy Tnonz1 c 4 c.
Stephenson. Luther Hughes. Hodge
Thompson Hugh NorrH Henry
Link Henry Wright. Ted Snee6. q
~ McThorte-, J. T. Wood. e. =.
Maker, Henry Po--zkczsk1. Nc
Names. Gaezer. Charles Pesr7-
The honcree received many
lovely gifts
AUXILIARY ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
The w=-zco Volunteer Ere De-
pzr-nent Auxiliary net Friday re-
ming n the hone Of NrA = D
Potter, with the president. Mrs. @
C. Casey. presiding In the short
business session Officers for the
coming year we're elected as fol-
loxs- president. Mrs Tr5T Ford
Tice-prex6ent MrA PARKS: secre-
tzy and tres1re-. Hrs. = D. Pot-
ter Refreshments we're served y
Mes6znes Parks and 54lr1e 20
fifteen members The next meeting
I'll &c April 3rd st the home Of
Mrs 7 D Eord
METHODIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETING
Cz--E ITO CT the Methods. Ms
SO1arT Society met Monday after
noor a. the home O. Mrs. C c
Marshe1 With Il members and nine
guests p-ese1- Mrs w J. Batch
president. Ezs II charge O. the
business session Tie program wzx
-ner tuned over = Mrs. 4 =
Hampton Mrz = W Class dis
cusse5 the IzS- chapter C. the Bs5'e
STUDY which vas Practical a1pE-
cz-s0- q -he Method cs F-5e1c-
ship References fr0n The Bzb.e
Ee-s Rad b NeSdznes W =
Andersen Gc-don Ke-afeT. T-5-
Ford ard c Il S1eTerScl
Ire nexr meeting I'll e q soci1I
meeting q. the hone o. krx- =
p=-1e
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PERSONALS

L-- and Ms CE--tz Echn-s ard
.fr- and Mrs Hzro6 Ozson we're e
To Grade City Sunday
Mr. ard Mrs. A J. Moore Eert
here from HarlIrEen Sunday
Miss Achee has been here fro-,
Houston visiting with rhe On,
Rome family ard NJ. ard N-z y
W GrureEah
Mrs Dcrz Cara hss returned e
Ter hone II Austin after q week
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BRIDGE CrTR MEETS

The Night Bride club ne. At the
home C Mrs. Florence NJ Hayes
THURSDAY. Ei-h a Unreliable per-
sonneL No OF OF club guests rsre
p-ese-.
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FOUR TABLE PERSONNEL
ENTERTAINED SATURDAY

N and NJ . = Hardin Te-e
hoE-s OF Saturday eTe1nz 70 the
members o. the Friday Mite dinner
orlcg= cub. With = t01r-tzbA per-
sorrei
H1zh scores =e-e he'd b Mr.
W O Brown and Dzce Hester.
With AgrE Samuel DutfIe and
Franklin Ere-s Ior E.sry
Our OF club guests irc-udec Nr-
and ME Oxen Council. Mr. and
Mrs Dale Hss-er and Vernon q
Hill
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program part II ths lessons an6
the teachtnzA
On wednesday tie meetings close6
With O gE1erzl report ard the
regular fErst O. the month business
meeting n usually deserved. with
q reas ges-togefher O. the members
o. thai fas.h Oh Fr16zy st the F1rss
BsDttss church presided over by
Few George Benson
On Sunday evening the Mission
ary Union was also Il charge c. the
program Mrs Galen Bushey pres
htng with Home Missions" pres
ented to the large audience II q
very efficient manner A Big col
lection ras received for the E0n-
ems work O. the ca1se
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Mrs Homer Smith presided ~
the business affairs OF The Won-
ans Missionary society NJ the First
Methodist church last THURSDAY
Reports we're given BY Mrs.
BseIf1s and Mrs Scoxx1r5. treas
urers. also other chairnen OF diEf-
Sicrs
Announcement Was made Of the
quarterly zO1S meeting here 0l
the last TUESDAY afternoon in the
month. the change due 10 other
affairs Of note fox the regular
meeting day
Mrx- Wilbur Close rendered Ar
invitation 70 the members and
friends n her hone south OF this
city fo- tire third Thursday n the
month. which EzS accepted II
VI - 4 sCc1zf ree.