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The Washington times., 1931-01-21
Mix Business Men
Gather January "a

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Jan. q.
Talks on the. marketing situation
by I. w. Heaps and John McGill
will feature the meeting of the
Montgomery County Branch of
the Maryland and Virginia Milk
Producers Association, to be held
January "a at 1 o'clock, in the
Montgomery County High School.
The election of directors to repre-
sent Montgomery county on the
general board will also be held.
Due to the general condition
of the milk market, a large at
tendance is expected.
The Washington times., 1931-01-21
European Union Board
Studies farm Relief
Universal Service

GENEVA, Jan. 21.-The Euro
pean Union Commission of the
League of Nations continued ses-
sions yesterday. devoting some
time to the discussion of agricul"
tural relief and finally appointing
a committee Of nine to study re-
lief methods.
The Washington times., 1931-01-21
Many in N. Y. Seek
Old Aqe Pensions

GLEN FALLS, N. Y, Jan. 81.
Nearly 1000 residents of Warren,
Saratoga. Essex and Washington
counties. who have reached the
age of three score and ten and
who are unable to support them
selves, have applied for old-age
relief in accordance with the
State law which went into effect
January /. Men are far more
numerous than women among
the applicants.
According to welfare officers,
about one-third Of the appliCa-
lions will be disapproved.
The Washington times., 1931-01-21
SPEAKS ON RELIEF

John Bennett, Of the Central
Union Mission, will speak on the
relief work of the mission and
its purpose at the regular lunch
con meeting Of the Optimist Club
of Washington at the Hamilton
Hotel today.
The Washington times., 1931-08-26
20-FOOT FAIL
INJURIES MAN

Charles Goldsborough. So, a
painter, who fell 20 feet when
the scaffold upon which he was
working at 1907 Northampton st.
N. w., broke yesterday, was re-
covering in Emergency Hospital
today.
Both legs were broken and his
left arm fractured. GOldsbOr-
Ough lives at TIC Virginia Ave.
s. E. "
The hospital ambulance was
out at the time of Goldsborough's
accident and Fourteenth precinct
police were called to take him
to the hospital. He is said to
have lain on the ground about
10 minutes before the police ar
rived.
The Washington times., 1931-08-26
Odd Are the Things
Lewistown, Pa,
Tells About

LEWISTOWN, Pa, Aug. 26.
A cane cut from a mulberry
tree stuck in the ground by
Ben Shaffer five years ago. has
grown to a good-sized tree with
ripe mulberries on this season.
A. s. George, of near Lands.
burg, conducts q snake farm
to sell to colleges for expert.
mental purposes.
The Challenger family in Jun
iata county has q cat, half cat,
half rabbit.
A pure white squirrel has
been seen on the ridge west of
this place.
A Sunflower stalk in the
Charles Hanawalt yard has at.
tanned the height of IA feet.
The Washington times., 1931-08-26
j. s. SHIPPERS
MAY SHARE IN
BRAZIL HAUL
Bids for Wheat and Coffee
Cargoes viii Be Asked Here,
According to Rep. Wood

NdI YVCo WIN DV HoNOu tlOt0 y
According to Rep. Wood
1t appeared possible today
American shippers may yet haul
part of the 25,0OO,0OO bushels of
wheat this Government is to ex.
change with Brazil for 1,o50,00O
bags of coffee. Unofficial word
was received that the Brazilian
government plans to ask shipping
interests to submit bids.
Representative will r.. Wood
(R.J Of Indiana said the Federal
Farm Board had been apprised Of
Brazil's intention.
Board Faces Curb
With Democrats and Republi-
cans asSailing the Federal Farm,
Board for its recent wheat-for-
coffee trade with Brazil, it was
apparent today the operations of
this body will be curtailed de-
cidedly by the next Congress.
Representative Wood R.) of
Indiana, chairman of the House
Appropriations Committee, served
notice he would oppose further
lavish expenditures by the board.
Loss Is $15O,OOO, 900
In cotton and wheat alone, ac-
cording to Representative Wood,
the board has a present paper
loss of approximately $3.50, 200, 900.
He said he would not oppose an
appropriation of $1,5OO,O0O by
the next session of Congress for
administrative expenses of the
organization.
Senator Dill pointed out the
farm board had been cautioned
by Hardin B. Arledge, of the
Middle West Trade Committee,
10 days before the wheat-coffee
deal was announced to specify
routing by American flag ships.
The Washington times., 1931-08-26
LICENSE TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday at Rockville
Joseph P. Blockson, SIS, Of Wash.
ington, and Grace C. Jackson. 80
Of Bethesda; James L. Scott. 81,
Of 3l19 M st. n. w., and Pearl
Henry, 10, o. Cumberland, Md,
and Cecil Drury Patterson, %, of
Healdsburg, Calf, and Amelia
Harriette Bane, 25, of 1928 Con.
necticut Ave-, Washington.
The Washington times., 1931-08-26
Cruising SpeakeGsy'
C0ptured bV Police

Another Cruising speakeaSy"
was said to have been put out of
operation last night with the ar.
rest Of Thomas ]. Brooke, %, CT
301 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W., by
members Of the police vice squad.
The automobile was captured
at Third Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest. after officers
captured several bottles Of what
they claim was liquor. Brooke
will be arraigned in court today
on charges of illegal possession.
City and Suburban homes fer sale
all sections all prices, are ad-
vertised for sale In today's Classified
Section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Residents Of
Ran Leuue
On Vacations

pHARR. July 25-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Swallow ana Charles Jr..
le1l Monday inr South Dakota.
where they VII visit with Mrs.
Swallows parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright.
At. and Mrs. A u. Ratiilf and
son cf Ranger. Texas visited sever
al days at c. home nt Few. and
Mrs. - Hui ard family. ar. Rat
Lift iS a brother ct Mrs. Hull.
Lee Vernon, Artnuf Calhoun. Bcr-
mol Faris. Jean Wilder and Leon
ard Warden returned from e. n.
~ g. sunday. where they have been
fer se~erel weeks. Lucius Polk went
M Dallas t0 visit with relatives Be-
fore returning home.
hr. and MIS-. Def have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Deli and
daughter Dcr0tha Of san Antonio.
MI. and Mrs. Skinner and daugh-
ter Betty Cf ArdHCrs. Okla. spent
several days at tho home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. r. Allen this week.
a. j. Flowers a7d mother left
Saturday for Medina. where Mr..
Flowers joined bits family. Mrs. Ada
Flowers stopped ~ Gregory and
will visit with her sister for several
days. Mr.. and hrs. Flowers return
ed I'd Pharr Sunday.
Mrs. q. b. Fleming and children
and Mrs. ID. IT. Baker and children
W lea-e Tuesday fer Stafford.
Mrs. Charles Riddle of Wesiac0
spent Tuesday evening "a. the home
or MI. and Mrs. IA. y. Flowers.
Rev. and Mrs. Hannah of Alice
visited ut the home 0f Rev. and Mrs.
Reed this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fisher and
daughter and Mrs. wv. H. Fisher left
Thursday morning for their home
after q pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. ". r. Slocum and her reia-
tires- Mrs. IN wv Fisher As a sister
OF Mrs Sl0cum and has made many
trips to the Valley and h. d host
q friends here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
PERSONALS

Mrs. ID. Shapiro and daughter,
Miss Sarah are leaving Sunday
morning for a two weeks vacation
trip to Saltillo and Monterrey,
Mexico.
Nh. and Mrs. Rufus RanSome and
children have returned from a three
weeks pleasure trip to Austin and
BaStrop.
Milton West returned Saturday
from Austin.
Mrs. ". wv. Biggs and daughters.
Misses Edna. Doris and Jewell are
leaving Sunday TO spend several
weeks with Mrs. Biggs' parents in
Buckeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Laughiin OF
Del Rio arrived the middle OF the
week for a visit with their parents.
Rev. and Mrs. r. p. Day. Mrs.
Laughlin was formerly Miss Fern
Day.
Miss Lucille venahle Is the week
end guest or her sister. Miss Sar.-
mic. Miss Venable l. frorl Hous-
ton.
Mrs. j. X. Matheny OF Houston
arrived Thursday 70 be the guest
OF Mrs. w. T. Vann for several
weeks.
Mrs. Lynn 3. Davis. who has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. M. r.
Hall and Mr.. Hall. left#Friday for
her home in Fl PaSo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Valley Girl
To Graduate
FromBaylo,

Especial TO The Herald.)
BELTON, July 25-Miss Martha
Holt, Edinburg. who IS head OF the
department OF piano az San Marcos
Academy. Will be graduated from
Baylor college on August 4 with the
Bachelor Of Music degree. Miss
Holt In the daughter OF the Rev.
and Mrs. Judd 3. Holt, Edinburg
Before going 10 san Marcos AGA
DENY Miss Holt had completed the
work for the diploma III piano Az
Baylor College. She was also student
assistant I'm piano. college pianist
for two years. pianist for Baylor
College Choral club two years and
pianist for ROYAL Academia S0cie-
". IN 1921 she was awarded the
Il. r. Stocking Medal for excellence
III piano and for two years had
held the Presser scholarship.
Miss Hollis student activities we're
not confined 20 musical Ines. She
was president or the Three Arts
Club. president Of Rio Grande Club
and president OF Preachers Dagh-
tiers club.
During the summer term Miss
Holt has again been n fav0rite On
the college campus. she is college
pianist and has appeared on a num-
Der Of programs.
she win return 70 san Marcos
Academy IN the fall term.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26

MERCEDES. July 25.-Miss Ly-
dia Moore and Miss Louie Lewis.
both Of Dallas. and charming
guests Of Miss Sara Haynes. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. J.. T.. Haynes Of
this city are being named honorees
~ many enjoyable social affairs.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss
Haynes entertained with a delight
full bridge party. using a color
scheme or pink and green tn the
table outfittings and the lovely
floral adornment which consisted
OF pink roses and soft asparagus
ferns.
There was a lovely high score
prize for Mrs. p. w. Perkins and
the two guests Of honor. A pink
and green r~efreshment plate was
passed. after the games the hostess
being assisted by her mother, Mrs.
y IL Haynes.
Other guests enjoying tn. pretty
affair were Mrs. Ed Acct. and
Mrs. Bob knight. Of Harrington.
Mesdames Walden Greenlee e.
Hughes Evans. Shelly Collier.
George Markham. John Herndon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
w. CT. u. OF
Valley Towns
Meet Friday

A most instructive and enthusiast
tic w. &. +. ". District Institute
was held on Friday at the First
Baptist church at McAllen with rep
~resentatives numbering sixty from
every town In the Valley present a.
the all day session Membership to-
tails $50 from the Valley.
Registrations were made al ten
and al ten-thirty the meeting was
called 20 order BY Mrs. Guy Shave
". Harrington. District President OF
the organization. The devotional was
read by Mrs. Geo. NJ. Carlson of
McAIen. Mrs. L. M. Tryer. presi-
dent OF the McAllen wv. @. II. III.
gave the welcome address with the
response given by Miss Florence R.
Smith. president from Donna.
appointment OF committees was
made following the opening OF the
institute by Mrs. Cecil Faris. Miss
ion. The Edinburg group rendered
special music and the question box
was opened which lead to a round
table discussion OF local problems.
A number OF beautiful Russian
songs we're sung by Mrs. Feldman
Of Harrington and the morning ses-
SION closed with a noOntide PRAYER
by Mrs. Herbert McDermott OF Dom
ma.
The executive committee meet
ing was held after luncheon and was
opened with a memorial service for
Mrs. Anna A. Gordon. who at one
tim had served as national presi-
dent and was active and an inter-
ested worker In child welfare fer
years. The service was conducted
by Mrs. Ralph Goulding. La Feria.
Each chairman Of the various de-
partments OF work gave their re-
ports which included the following.
Loyal Temperance Legion. Mrs.
1. n. Tryer. McAllen: Sunday
Schools. Mrs. Il. r. Edwards. pres.
san Benito w. G.. +. L.: Flower
Mission. Mrs. w. r. Carey. Harlin-
gen; Publicity. Mrs. Cecil Far s.
Mission: Parliamentary Usage. Mrs.
w. p. Stone, Harrington; Fairs and
Exhibits. Mrs. NJ. Parks. McAllen:
Anti-NarcctlcS, Mrs. Wright. Dom
ma Christian Citizenship, Mrs. j..
NJ. Newman. Harrington: Prisons
and JaiiS. e. member from Edln-
burg w. G.. r.. IT,; Child Welfare.
Mrs. T. j. Sidener, Harrington: So
cial Morality. Mrs. Paul wv. Horn
beck. San Benito: Soldiers and
Sailors. MRS. Mostr. Brownsville;
Evangelism, Mrs. Geo. n. Carlson.
McAllen: Scientific Temperance
Instruction. Mrs. A. F.. Vannoy,
McAllen: Union Signal am. Young
Crusader. Mrs. Emma Bl0zier. Nc
Allen and Organizing the C3l0red
". G. A.. L.. Mrs. Guy Snavely,
H%arllngen.
The evening session was devoted
10 the young people and Las pre-
sided over by Mrs. l.. +. Edwards
OF San Benit0. On the program
were readings. vocal music furnish
ed by San Beniro. the scripture
lesson. a demonstration hv McAllen
II. +. Il conducted by Mrs. Bessie
Itzen. McAllen and an address bv
+. a. Bush or Harrington. The even
ing session was closed with songs
by the Cameron Brothers Quar-
tette OF McAlien.
Present from Brownsville we're
the following. Mrsdames r. H
Trimble. Clara II. West. c. 4
Lcmberth. y. II. Bull. Mary III. No
Ses and Miss Sybl Scott.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Teachers Leave
To Take Up Summer Work;
Others Are on Vacations

through the summer session. n
I'LL. Warren taught the first term Oi
The summer session. but Is now at-
tending Texas University.
Teachers attending the Univcr-
sity XII Texas are Miss Fannie
Cherry, j. I'D. Foster. j. &. Hodges.
En0la Sheppard. J A. L. Scar
borough. J. Nh. TryanOwski. and
MIR. Warren.
Texas College of Arts and Indus
tries at Kingsyillc drew W. H. Gal
l0way and Mrs. II. C. MrWhnrtar.
Miss Edna White and Miss Lillian
White are attending Baylor Univer-
Slgy ~ Waco. Miss Jewel Barron.
Mrs. Georgia Hayes. Cma Ponder,
Myrtle Box ara Ludic Woods are
at The San Marcos Teachers Col
legp III San Marcos
Other teachers attending various
colleges are Miss Faye + Jic and
Miss Pearl Taylor at the College
cf Industrial Arts IN Denton. Mrs.
IN. IA. IL Scarborough. at thn East
Texas Teachers COLLEGE AZ Com
merre. VI. D. benson at elr West
Texas Teachers College at Alpine.
and Thomas Pirkens at THE Unlvcr-
sity OF Arkansas al Fayetteville
Miss Erma Wilmer. Miss Ireg
Bremen Miss Ada Cairns. Miss
Daisy HYDE and Miss ElUidp vcia
are attending Edlnburr college
during the summer session.
Mrs. N. ID. Foster AS teaching I'M
the North Texas Teachers College
in Denton.
"A number " the teachers are
having pleasure trips. Miss Mary
Lubbock IS visiting III New York.
Miss John Frtty AS visiting ln Tex
as and Chicago. Mrs. Cl0Sncr Is
visiting I'M Dallas: Mrs. Adrlina
Dlngcr IS n Kentucky: Miss Stoi-
la Hargrure W. I'M California. MISS
Myrtle Harreil IS spending tina
summer in New York and thp
cast. MI. and Mrs. Ellis Walker are
LIN Denton.
Among teachers spending rara-
tiuns at home are Mrs. Jones Har-
wy, San Beniio, Miss Ruth Reed.
San Marcos: Miss Eleanor Camp
bell. Chicago. Miss Theima Lee
Jones. ~Falfurrias. Don Johns.
Georgetown: Miss Grace Miles.
Waco: Norah Woods. B0crne: Miss
Butler Houston, Chrcotah. Okla
homa: Mrs Rachel Rleas. san
BHnit0s Miss Alice adams. Mar
shall: Miss Pearl Hollis. Carthare:
Miss Frances Thorp. Corpus Chris
Il. Miss Nora Wilmer. McAiien.
and Miss Mabel BEDFORD. Valley
Springs.
Teachers who are spending THE
summer at their homes I'm Edin-
burg are: Mrs. Mildred Sapp. VI. D.
Anderson. Mrs. George Edwards.
Miss Dorothy Sayle. Miss Cecilia
thinner. Mrs. G.. d.. Carr. Mrs. Ev-
racts. Mrs. Foby Fitzpatrick. Mrs.
ID. r.. H0llinEsworth. Miss Ava Mc-
MILAN. Mr.. BaunEartel. Mrs. Ethel
Gfroerer- Mrs. M. e.. Lubbock. Miss
Dorothy Berry. Mrs Doris Gerald
Klosner. Miss Irene de la Nina.
Miss Maggie CrOwder. Miss Ida
Mae Lynch. and Mss Clara Den
son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Still
Dn1ws Manu-
Wdc1tionist

Mr.. and Mrs. LOngOriA IVY Bro
vile spent inc wees Az Del INA
Mr.. and Mrs. NY. y. Tucker
daughtlr and Miss Mary MArlar
Fox ot Brownsville are ~ the beach
LOOT the week
Mrs. a. u. Douthit " Kingsgiud
was tle weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Lotion OF De- Mar.
MIR. and Mrs. Ross Byram IA
Overtoa. and Mr.. and Mrs. &. III
Cox and aon of Dallas have beeI
a. the beach for a week.
Mrs. J. A. WigyingtOn and daurh-
tcrs OF Brownsville have a cottaEa5
Tor several days at Del Mar.
MIR. and Mrs. Fritz Schmidt and
children 0f Brownsville and Ma
King. mother OF Mrs. Fritz, ard
spending "a week nv Del Mar.
DR. and Mrs g. n. Powell "a
Phoenix. Ariz.. were ut the beach
Friday and Saturday.
"a. ~ Harris " Mission. was q visl
itor at del Mar last weekend.
MI. and Mrs. r. r. Ewalt FORM
frlv Ot Corning. Iowa spent Wed
ncsday evening al B3ca Chica and
dlned at del Mari Inn.
J. II. Atkinson or san Benito had
"a cottage f0r several days at th4
beach.
Mss Edith Cox w san BenIt1
was a visitor over the week end "A
Dcl Mar.
Miss iona TaREart OF Brownsv-d|
has engaged VA cottage FOR ca week "a
Boca Chica.
MT. and Mrs. B. Martin and FAM
iiy or Rio Grandc City we're at Ind
beach Thursday and Friday.
MIR. nnd Mrs. mi. G. Martin "a
Brownsville spent the week end "A
Del Mar.
The following we're cottage EueStj
over the week end nt Ecl Mar \
McSsrS. and Mesdames W.. NJ. Jen1
kins. WeSiac0. wv. WI. Workman "a
Weslaco. p. <. Printy. Edinbur-. Il
XVI Mcconnell. EdinburE: XVI. O. Dair'
HUI: Ricd Rikard. Houst-l: BerA
Crcmack. Brownsville. III. A. Jar1u|
Brownsville and Harry Merit and
party Of NrAilnn ami Mrs. MAnl
Herman al Brownsville.
MIR. ana Mrs. II. NV. Stephenson III
H. Worth. entertained n party n
friends at del Mar WednprTay and
Thursday cf this week.
Employees of the Bell Telephone
company of the Rio Grande Wallet
had supper On the beach at Del
Mar and Snent the evening srim1
ming On Friday General arrange
ments we're made hy Ed. Mnckbael
manarcr for the company n
Brownsville About 800 people Wrr4|
IN the party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
This
That
Fashion
By DIANA MERWIN

associated Press Fashion Editor
PARIS R-New evening gowns
are known BY their skirt lines
these DAYS.
The latest after : nine : O'Clock
robes which Partisan cOurturiers
exhibit have skirts with more in
tricate Grapes and flounceS than
they have displayed IN years. Even
trains have been added To the
nighttime picture.
Fabrics are lustrous and luxuri-
GUS, while colors reflect the rich
hues OF Rembrandt's palette, with
wine and grape tones such rs rasp-
berry. ripe gooseberry, plum and
prune prominent IN fashions pic
ture.
One Of the most striking OF the
new gowns Is designed OF raspberry
m0ire with a tight hipiine extend
ing almost 10 the knees and three
narrow flounces gathering the fun
TO the front Of the skirt.
A ruche OF MORE flowers In two
shades Of raspberry, draped about
the neckline In a manner reminis-
cent Of the old-fashioned feather
boa, and long gloves OF the same
tint and tissue complete the frock.
Another smart new evening gown
IS designed of crimson and gold
lame, with a wide flounce breaking
from the kneeiine and swirling in
10 a long train. while d third or
prune colored chiffon has a knife
pleatcd skirt clearing the floor III
front and sweeping 1t for six inch
es on either side.
Eggshell satins with skirts end
ing IN a long flounce embroidered
IL pearl and coral beads and pale
blue and green satins ending il
l8-inch trains are also taking their
place IN the evening mode.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Pazdrals Arrive I'm
Santone For ShFrt
Visit With Parent

Lieut.. and Mrs. Noel Pazdra! ar-
rived ir San Antonio on THURSDAY
ara win spend "A short time WITH
Mrs. PazArai's narnnts. rant. and
Mrs. Paul r.. Logan u Fort San
Houston.
TIE counie left Fort Brown las.
week where they hnd been Cor A
short time after their recent mar.
rlarr Lieut.. PaTdral was stationed
IN fhn post here.
Before going rn their NEW StatlDr
IN Washingion. they viii IN 10 fhs
Ozark Mountains for Va ten day
pleasure trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Bounds Leave For
New Home In Laredo

Mr.. and Mrs Eddie Bounds have
removed to Laredo where they viii
reside. Mrs. Bounds Is the sister OF
". <. Heaner and Mr.. Bounds has
been associated with the Eagle Pass
Lumber company. He will now be
in charge OF the Laredo branch az
this same company. Their many
friends here regret Their departure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Sncietv Calendar

Monday
The ". II. S. Of the First Baptist
church VIII hold their regular
monthly social meeting at three
o'clock. Members IRE asked 70 bring
cr send guilt scraps of any size and
clothing of any description.
The four circles OF the Methodist
Missionary Society viii meet * fol-
lows: No. 4. Mrs. g. l.. Hunter IN IL
Jardin; No. 2. Mrs. S. Sample AZ
S23 81. Charles: NO. a. with Mrs.
Nathan Moore and the Young Ma
irons a. the church with Mrs. II.
Diltz.
Tuesday
De IA Palma Chapter OF the What
To Read club III the home Or Mrs.
Edward McChesnev.
Rebekahs viii meet at the Ma
sonic Temple parlcrs o. eight
o'clock.
Tie Club Twelve members are to
Be entertained By Miss Amanda ana
Romano Cavaz0s.
Wednesday
Tournament Bridge club members
will have as hostess. Mrs. j. T.
Rentfro.
Lucky Thirteen bridge club With
Mrs. NJ. Sauber.
Thursday
Just-Sew club is to be entertain
cd IN the home of Mrs. nj. w. Ward.
Miss Florence Bell will be host
ess 70 the Original Thursday Bridge
club.
Friday
Friday Bridge club with Mrs.
Laura Monroe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26

EDINBURG. July 25--The Uni
versity " Texas has drawn the
largest number 0f Edinburg teach
ers for summer work. although the
teachers are scattered for study
ana for vacation trips. according to
IA U. Miles. dean Nj Edinburg coll
lege and director OF summer
school.
With Dean Miles are a number
cf the winter faculty who are
teaching Ia the Edinburz summer
school They are ~. E. Chandler.
N. X. Davis. Mrs. Carrie Wright. j.
M. Frlsbv. XII. E Hurt ard Mackie
Leslie. Miss Rigmor La.flGnd.
registrar. ard Miss Z0na Peek. INV
brarian continue their duties
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Completion
V4Magazine
Files Sought

The high school library Is at
tempting 10 complete files or the
American Geographic magazine
for the years Of l920-2l-22-23-24-
26-27 In order to bind then during
vacation Tor preservation.
Numbers needed are May and
November for 1920. June for 1921.
April and july for 1922. February.
April and October for 1926 and july
1927. Several numbers are missing
from the 1923 and 1924 files. Any
one having broken files that they
would contribute are asked TO phone
Mrs. s. c. Tucker. librarian.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Friday Club
Members Are
Entertained

Friday bridge club members and
one table OF extra guests were u
tertained last week in the home OF
Mrs. w. r. Jones on Levee Street.
Linnlas and fern IN bowls and
vases were attractive decorations.
An interesting series OF games
ended with high score for guests
going 70 Mrs. George Hughston and
the club prize was awarded Miss
Elsa Walthers.
The hostess served ice cream ard
cake later in the afternoon. Mrs.
Laura Monroe viii entertain the
club this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-26
Edmdn
Elected To
PCamnlaMu

Notice Of her election as a mo. ~
ber-at-large 10 ri Gamma NJ. ma
tional honor science society. has
been received ~ Miss Grace "A.
Edman Of the faculty Of the
Brownsville Junior C0llezr.
The honor society has i22 active
chapters and many more are in pro-
cess OF formation. the letter from
Leroy Alien. president. states.
Among the officers az the orrani-
zat on are such nationally known
figures as Admiral Richard e. Byrd,
Sen. ROYAL Copeland. Prof. Irving
Fisher, Judge Florence n Allen or
Ohio. and Achmed Abduliah, novel
St.