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Comings, Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Collins AMI
family will leave Wednesday by
motor for Spartanburg. S. O., 20
attend the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Gertrude. 70 w. d.. Anderson OF
that city. The wedding will take
place June 80 after which the young
couple will return to Brownsvi .le
to make their home.
Mrs. John Closner had as her
guests on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Lipscomb OF Houston.
Miss Lucille Fernandez is N Cor
pus Christi this week as the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudlev Tarle-
ton. She also visited friends in
Houston before going 70 Corpus
Christi.
Miss Sophia Kowalski has as her
guest Miss Adelaide Wise Of Jeffer-
son. The girls were classmates at
the Incarnate Ward Schcol in San
Antonio and arrived In Brownsville
last week. Several parties have al
ready been given for Miss Wise.
She will remain here several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregg have
had as their guest the pas. week
their sister, Miss Lucille Gregg, OF
Houston.
Mrs. II. L. Fitch has as her guests
Mrs. Hugh HammerSly. and daugh-
ter. Mildred, and son. Hugh, Jr.. OF
Fort Smith. Ark. They viii remain
for several weeks.
Mrs. Ella Evans who has been
visiting in the home OF Mrs. Y.
l.. Conrad will leave soon for her
home in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Miss Elizabeth Vivier has return
cd home after an extended abb
sence. She is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. p. j. Vivier Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McChesnNy
arc leaving today for a summer va
cation in Maine. They viii motor
through. stopping en- route TO visit
friends near San Antonio ana Dali
las.
Miss Josephine Wright Of Victoria
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. 5. Spikes.
DR.. Fred Combe former resident Of
Brownsville returned last night TO
San Antonio after a brief visit here
with old friends and relatives.
lis. Jter,
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COMPANY SELLS
INSECTICIDES

Spraying materials and machinery
Of all KINDS are supplied Valley oeal-
ers by the Gulf States ChemiCal
Company OF Harrington, who special
lie these supplies so necessary co
orchardists and vegetable growers
If they are TO produce high quality
crops which will meet composition
on the markets of the country.
In addition TO selling thee sup
plies, the company n always ready
to advise with growers as 10 the
proper treatment for various r.
sect diseases and fruit pests.
A steady business has been built
up by the company since Its es-
Enlistment IN Harrington a few
years ago.
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2:30- Recreation. Leader, Miss
Bobhie Lilly.
The program will be interesting
and many topics will be discussed.
FROLICS OF 81 HERE TONIGHT
The dancing pupils Of Miss Mar
koleta Elstner's Studio. who gave
a splendid entertainment Friday
evening at the auditorium OF the
Junior college in Brownsville. will
present the Frolics OF 81 here on
Tuesday night at the Municipal
Auditorium. Mrs. j. G. Hoskins.
Mrs. Frask Chastain. Miss Isabel
Rose. and Mrs. George Toolan. Of
San Benito will be in charge of the
music.
The costumes are a special fea-
ture. as they represent many ma
tons.
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and Mrs. Henry Lauderdale. Both
mother and babe are doing well.
PERSONALS
Mrs. p. K. McCulley Of Houston
was a guest here Of her daughter,
Mrs Foy George, during the past
week. Mrs George also had for
guests her sister. Mrs. E. r. Wall
iolk and two daughters. Peggy and
Betty of Tunica, Mississippi. all OF
whom. returned TO their houses at
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hupp have
for house guests Miss Mildred
Bente and Miss Lillian Taylor, both
OF Otterville, Missouri. They are
leaving for their homes the first
part OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fossler Jr.. Of
this city and Mrs. Fosser's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. II. ID. Lankopp OF
WeSlaco. have returned from San
Antonio where they visited Mrs.
Della Sullivan. Mrs. Sullivan re-
turned home with them for q visit
AL Tic IOcc4tT AlOltlC lNlGs
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. HumeS have
arrived in Mercedes from Cuba to
spend the summer in the home Of
Mrs. Humes parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Williams. Mr.. Humes has
been employed for the past seven
years as a diamond driller with the
United States Shelters.
Mrs. L. z. Fritz has returned TO
her home in San Antonio after a
weeks visit here in the home Of her
sister. Mrs. 7. w. Garter on Lake
Campacuas.
Mrs. j. w. Chambers and daugh-
ter. Betty left this week for Lick
ing. Missouri, where they will
spend the summer with Mrs,
Chambers father, j. II. Rodgers
They made the trip by automo-
bile with Mrs. Lloyd Marshall and
daughter. Yvonne of this city who
will spend the summer in New York.
Mrs. Shelly Collier accompanied
her mother. Mrs. John Feike ia
San Antonio. for a weeks visit. the
latter having spent the past week
here in the Collier home.
= Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. May and
children Of Post, Texas, and Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. May Of Wilson.
Tex. have returned TO their home
after a visit here in the home OF
the Rev. +. ". May of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Davis have
for guests their daughter and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Z. Smith
of Karres City. where Mr.. Smith
was athletic coach during the past
year.
Miss Audrey Ann Cuiper has re-
turned from Denton. Tex. where
she attended G. I. A. during the
past year. Enroute home she visit
ed friends in Dallas and Austin
She is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John Cuiper Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Apperson left
this week for their summer home
in Toronto. Canada. after havinc
spent the winter in Mercedes.
Mrs. M. C. Wakefield and son. r.
O., returned 40 their home In
Dallas this week after a visit OF
several weeks here IN the home OF
Mrs. Wakefield's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l.. Griffith. Thew were ac-
companied home by Miss Betty
Jane Scott. daughter Of II. L. Scott
OF this citv. who after a visit In
Dallas. will 70 to Little Rock. Ark,
where she will spend the summe-
with her grandmother. Mrs. II. w
Scott.
Miss Nadine Leptz has returned
TO Mercedes to sDend the summer
months with her grandparents
after having spent the past wear IN
school Mt BAYLOR College. Bolton.
Mrs. Minnie MAYS OF Marshall
Tex. as guest here in the home Of
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Sncietv Calendar
"Wednesday

Mrs. w. e. George VIII entertain
members Of the JUS Sew club.
A farewell party and meeting OF
ths Elite club will have a hostess
es. Misses Celia Perez and Berta
Dosal.
The Brisca club will meet with
Mrs. Albino H%ernanUez.
FL Pardin picnic az I'll Jardin
Park. Everyone invited.
The "Wednesday Tournament
Bridge club will meet with Mrs.
Milton Wentz, Los Ebanos.
Rebekah Lodge will meet at s
o'clock al the Masonic Temple
A social meeting of the Selt-Cul-
ture club will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Y. l.. Conrad.
The Business and Professional
Women's club will hold a luncheon
at the FL Jardin hotel az u o.
clock.
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WeddingSoo
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN. June 9.-Announce-
ment has been made by Mr.. ard
Mrs. L. c. Head of this city OF the
marriage OF their daughter, Matte.
to Harry p. Roberts OF San Benito.
which will take place Sunday al
the Head home on East Tyler street.
Miss Head is q graduate of the
Brownsville junior college and for
the past three years has been a
member Of the Olmito school faclll-
ty. Mr.. Roberts is auditor Of the
Missouri Pacific bus lines.
The young couple will make their
home in Brownsville.
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rRoLICs OF 81 HERE T0NIGH
HOUSTON GUESTS AT
PARTY

DR.. and Mrs. N. A. Davidson
were delightful entertainers on
Friday night at their spacious home
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. B.
Drury OF Houston.
The pastime OF the evening was
bridge, and after several close
games. the high score for ladies
was awarded Mrs. Ellis Perry. and
high for gents went 10 v. @. Brown.
Mrs. Frank Drury won a pretty
prize for the high cut and Mr. and
Mrs. Drury. the honorees were pre-
sented with beautiful guest prizes.
A delicious refresnment course
was served at the conclusion Of the
games.
Guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. v. O..
Brown, La Feria. MI. and Mrs. Reed
williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. al Jones,
Misses Mary Lou McLemore. Helen
Summers. Marie Davenport, Mess-s.
Clarence and Clayton Wlggam, Bill
Cooper, Rowe Davenport.
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at the home OF Mrs. A. X. Gal
broth and Miss Ollie Belle Eppler,
the chaperoneS. BY the hour OF 4:30
a. m. The three mile hike was n
joyed BY all.
A delicious breakfast OF broiled
bacon. eggs, bread. cocoa. and
marShmfllows was heartily appre-
oiatcd by nine hungry scouts.
Soon after breakfast, the girls
had a fine two hour swim IN a
nearby canal. after which they held
a big roasting a and apple roast
before returning home.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Thursday afternoon Mary Dale
Potter. little daughter or Mr.. and
Mrs. o. o. Potter. celebrated her
second birthday anniversary with a
party on the lawn. Several little
friends we're invited to enjoy the
occasion.
The house was beautifully dec
Grated with pink and white. Each
guest was given a miniature birth
day cake OF white topped with two
little pink candles.
AT five o'clock the guests were
served pink brick ice cream, and
anrel food care.
Those enjoying this hosnlta'v
we're: little Iybslla Ann Cuff. CA
Hughes. Wanda and Doris Pat (
Of Weslaco. Ruth Overdue. Dortha
Peacock, Jaul Jr.. and Gwendolyn
Voight. June Campbell. Ruby and
JOY Bruggerman. Marcella. Jack
and Dixie Platt. Bryson Whitlock.
Mrs. II. w. Whitl0ck. Mrs. Ted pot
ter az WeSlaco and Miss A-v--r
Pierce. Mary Dale received MANY
pretty gifts and best wishes FOR a
happy birthday.
BRIDGE CLUB
The Thursday Bridge club met NJ
the pretty home az Mrs J. ID. Camp
bel from three 90 six.
The house WAS beautifully dec
GRATED with pink and red roses.
Two tables were laid with pretty
pink and white covers. tallies and
score pads. On each table we're
pretty white and pink individual
baskets filled with mixed minis.
After four very interesting games
OF bridge were PLAYED the hostess
served delicious refreshments ~
Mrs. y. q. Simmons. Mrs. "A. w.
Cuff, Mrs. J. w. Nurse. Mrs. Walter
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BUIEDS

RAYMOlsDVILL. June 9.-Lee
Little Is owner of a frame house
building btnng erected on South
Seventh street.
The builc hing permit shows that
1t will be 2Dx32 feet and will cost
about S $1,000 II viii have a cafe in
the rear.
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MISSIONS

Methodist missionary circles held
their regular meetings on Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mesdames
Styles, r. Z. FORTS, and G. w. Wat
son. Refreshments were served TO
membei, S and their guests, follow
ing the programs.
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MISS REESE BRIDESMAID

Miss ,Juanita Reese of this city is
to be csle of the bridesmaids in at
tendan;e at the Brackett-Poe we'd
ding wslich will take place Thurs
day might at 8 o'clock in the Bap-
fist church. Harrington.
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GIRL SCOUTS
BREAKFAST

Saturday morning the Girl Scouts
enjoyed a sunrise breakfast on
miles l4x3 i-2 Friday night sew
eral OF the scouts spent the night
at the home OF Naughty Sluyres.
Saturday morning they all met
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HOME BOY MEETS
CHIEF BIGWALLUP Y

Touring the country by mo-
tor is Jack Smike, here snap
ped as he IS made an hon.
orary member of the Wahoo
Tribe. "Old Chief Bigwal-
lup j. indeed cranky about
his appearance, and his
squaws don't hold his favor
long because their washing
soon fades their beauty away
and he admires beauty"
said Jack. TOO bad they do
not have a good laundry like
the Model in Brownsville"
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Mercedes
BABY ARRIVES

BABY ARRIVES
Master James Henry Lauderdale
Jr.. arrived in Mercedes at $50
o'clock Sunday morning for an X
tended visit in the home of Mr..
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Thirty carloads OF spinach were
shipped frorn Oklahoma last year,
compared wtth nine carloads in
1929.
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DELTA DECK BRIDGE
ON

The Original Delta Deck Bridge
club. were entertained most de-
lightfully by Mrs. j. ~. Meeks at
her home. on Thursday afternoon.
In addition 20 the club members.
there were several guests.
Three new members were placed
on the membership list. Mesdames
Puckett, Stone and Potter.
After several closely contested
games OF bridge, It was announced
that Mrs. II. II. Shander was high
score winner, Mrs. j. L. Cady the
second high. For members. MrA
Theo Pucket. won the high guest
favor and Mrs. Cleve Rambo won
the second high.
A lovely salad course was served
10 members ana guests.
Present we're, MeSdameS j. l..
Cady, Troy Henderson, Herman
Watson, Alton Caffel. Pat Murphy,
Charles wilson. II. II. Shander. l..
NJ. BayliSS, Clarence Howard. Allan
Nichols. members, and Mesdames
Cleve Rambo, Theo Pickett, Smith,
Stone. Potter. Roy Kasendieck.
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METHODIST SOCIETY

The NJ. r. Missionary Society
met TUESDAY afternoon az the
church with Mrs. James Barr pre-
siding. Mrs. John Trousdale led
the devotional service and Mrs.
John Aregood was leader for the
Mission Study Book.
Mrs. S. II. Crockett gave a very
interesting report on the district
conference held in Weslaco recent
". There we're fourteen members
present.
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PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY

Four circles OF the Presbyterian
Auxiliary held their regular meet
ings on Monday afternoon. Hostess
es were Mesdames Bascom Cox, O.
T.. Cpdd, j. A. Russell and McGill.
Seve.ial guests were present at each
homtt. Dainty refreshments were
served by all the hosteSSes. The
vario us circles will be the only or
ganiz ations 10 continue their work
throl ghout the summer.
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Thel Baptist Church Missionary
Society met on Monday at the
churc h. having for the days topic,
"Chriit's Program and Youth.
Younfr girls of the church took
part in the afternoons program
as guests Of the society.
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Historians
Visitors In
Brownsville

Hiss Adina De Zavala and Miss
Mary De zavala Of San Antonio
spe mt the weekend in Browns
vii visiting friends and reviewing
hisl pric places.
They are the granddaughter OF
Lon emo de Zavala and have lived
up 70 their noted ancestor in pre-
serving Texas history and historic
bull a Rrg for Texas and her poster
tty. IL was largely through the in
flue nee Of Miss Adina that the
Ala mo was preserved and restored
and she Is a charter member Of the
Tex as Historical Association and
has contributed many valuable
writings TO Texas.
Mass Mary was a member OF the
com ittee who presented the bill
before the Texas legislature pro-
vidi ng that the blue bonnet De
maj lie the state flower. She says
that there was opposition by legis-
lati,e members from North Texas
who ipreferred that the cotton bios
som be chosen.
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MISS
TO WE'D

A wedding OF much local interest
will occur on Thursday night. az 8
O'Clock, at the Baptist church in
this city when Miss Carey Brack-
EFT, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Bracket. Of Santa Rosa, will
become the bride OF Charles FL
bridge Poe, OF Houston. Reverend
G. Z. Poe. father OF the groom. and
pastor OF the Baptist church OF
Wharton, will be the officiating
clergyman, assisted by Reverend w.
w. Lee Of Harrington.
The bridal attendants are Misses
Marie Ramsey. Henrietta Bracket
and Dorothy Fristoe OF Harlineen.
Juanita Reese, Brownsville, brides
maids.
Attending the groom. as g.ooms-
men. +. Z. Baker. Jr., r. w. Elmore.
Harrington. w. II. Gibson. Fort
Worth, Walter w. Simon. Detroit:
r. H. Poe Of Taylor, will act as
best man.
The Matron OF honor will be the
sister Of the bride, Mrs. Hugh
Ramsey OF Harrington. Flower girls.
Martha Dean Ramsey, the little
niece Of the bride ana josephine
Poe. OF Taylor. Texas.
Miss Bracket has been a teacher
in the public schools here and is a
graduate Of both Baylor and Texas
Universities. The groom was also
a graduate Of BAYLOR. He is a men,
Der OF the Washington Junior high
school faculty. They vii reside II
Houston.
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BAPTIST SOCIETY

BAPTIST SOCIETY
The Baptist w. NJ. s. met at the
beautiful home Of Mrs. G. q. HART
on Monday afternoon. with twelve
members, and two visitors present.
There was a profusion Of pretty
spring flowers throughout the house
Mrs. O'Neal led the devotional and
Mission Study lessons.
During the social hour the hes
tess served a delicious apricot whip
and angel food cake.
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and Mrs. Henry Lauderdale. Both
mother and babe are doing well.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-08

spring of 1927 when went to China and covered the revolution for Pathe News; remained there a wear then went to the Philip hines for six months. Came back and covered the Smith campaign in the fall of 1928, then went with Hoover on his South American trip and covered him until his inauguration, then went to the Mexican revolution after which I came here to Los Angeles and have been in this vicinity ever since, with the exception of going to Samoa with Congressional Committee last September; that was a great trip, and in a day or two I am leaving for New York for a month or two.
 But the trip am always wanting to make is another trip to good old Alaska, for that is the place I like best and if plans have in mind materialize, will be up there again next year.
 I sincerely hope that it won't be so very long until Alaska will unite and join in publicity cam paign that will bring thousands of tourists to Alaska I believe that the tourist business will event. ually be Alaska's primary indus try-it will comparatively be to Alaska what it is to California.
 I hope everything is going along nicely in Seward, read the Sew ard notes every week in the AL aSka Weekly it's sort of old home news as lived in and around Seward 25 years ago.
 l recently ran across a fellow I used to work for on the old Alaska Central in 1905. He ran level for Walter Jones and I did rodding for him. He is Frank Kit tredge and is now chief engineer of National Parks. Best regards,
 I am,
 MERL LA VOY.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-08
MERL IA v0Y HAS C|RCLED GLOBE SINCE
 LEFT SEWARD IN 1925

The many friends of Merl La Voy who, since his residence in Seward years ago, has become one of the leading free lance nov ing and still picture photographers in the United States, writes the following interesting letter which tells of his travels and adventures since he left the Northland and of his keen desire to return:
 Dear lessen:
 It seems such long time since I last saw you in Seward, about Xmas of 1925 I have covered a lot of country since then. After coming South in the fall of 1926 I remained here in Los Angeles till
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-08
OUT FOR VACATION

Miss Margarete Porter, one of Anchorage's charming younger set, departed last evening aboard the Ss Yukon for Los Angeles, where she plans on spending a we'll earn ed six weeks rest. Miss Porter is assistant chief telephone operator at the Anchorage city office and her charming voice over the long distance will be sorely missed.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-08

sons having claims and demands against PETER HOROSHUFF, late of Atka, Alaska, deceased, to pre- sent such claims to the undersign- ed at Unalaska, Alaska, within six months after date of this notice.
 R. w. ME,
 ExecutOr. UnalaSka, Alaska, May. 20, 1O31. Publish: July IT, 24, 31, and Aug ust [, 1881.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-08

Darathy Hubbard, nee Stiles, the charming daughter of Warren Stiles, Chief Dispatcher of the AL aska Railroad, left for the Outside on the Ss. Yukon and plans going to Los Angeles where she has been offered employment.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-08

Harold Koslosky, young Anchor age clubman, came over on the re- pular train Friday and rcti1Hcd 70 the Interior this morlung
Seward daily gateway., 1931-08-08

Seattle Ice Cream at ALASKA SHOP.
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16th 81 HFIGHTS

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Beautiful 4-bed-room detached brick home,
practically new; oil heat, Frigidaire. garage;
lavAtory and toilet on main floor; exclusive
side porch. Immediate possession. 500 per
month
McLAcHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Real Estate Department 10th and O.
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1887 IRVING ST NV 49, LARGE. SUNNY
apt. electricity. Gas, hot-vater heat newly
decorated reasonable rent; near 18TH St
SIS 5O-DoWNTowN SECTION: Arm. b.
art, bed rooms: rood furn.; no lease res
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DOWNTOWH-RARE FIND; ATTRACTIVE
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charming new s-rooFn, complete houseEeep-
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ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. TEACHER
will share with man and wife or married
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