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Girl Graduates Are
HonoredatB

at the Y. W.. G. A. Camp at Rio
Hondo. The large breakfast room
wa. decorated with beautiful pink
roses. Each honoree was presented
with a bracelet. a gift from the
club members.
During the short business session
elections OF officers for the coming
year were unanimously elected.
Lujane Glenn. president; Frances
Grimsell. vice-president; Gertrude
Price. secretary: Florence Kellogg.
treasurer and Mable Humble, IL
brarian.
The honorees OF the club were
Charlotte Fitch, 10 Frank Stamey.
Loretta Sullivan, Helen Margaret
hancley, Barbara Barrier, Iris Dod-
son, Kate Jones. Dolores Pitts,
Martha Fleming. Mildred Shafer.
Annie Laurie Fontenot. and Doris
Cherry. The hoStesscs were Vir-
ginia Mack, Florence Kellog. Ger
trude Price, Frances Grimsell.
Betty Nosler. Ruth Neiman. Mable
Humble, Helen Worley, Lois Yost,
Margaret Hagerdon. Phyllis Barg
and the club sponsor, Mrs. Cecil
Morris.
Special guests were Miss Essie
Roots and Mrs. J. B. Nosler.
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Harrington
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
N BRIDE ELEC

Miss Gladys Hood. whose mar
riage to Hubert Herren will take
place OH Saturday night, has been
the recipient of many lovely hos
FATALITIES. both formal and infor-
NAL during the past few weeks.
Miss Hood will be one OF three
honorees at a luncheon given by
Mrs. Warren Scott at the Casa de
Palmas, McAllen Thursday noon.
Miss Carol Lee Thompson. whose
wedding will take place on June 6
and Miss Hazel wade of San Ben
ito. also a bride elect of June 6,
are the other two honorees.
Thursday night. Mrs. r. s. Her
rem and Mrs. Clifford Herren viii
entertain the bride and the bridal
party with a buffet supper at the
home OF the latter.
On Friday noon. Mrs. Tom
Marchbank OF san Benito will give
a luncheon for the same group.
That night, Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie
Hood OF San Benito. will entertain
the bride and party. The wedding
rehearsal will be held at their home
Saturday noon. Mrs. Lee Stanley
will be hostess at a luncheon hon.
oring Miss Hood and her attend
ants.
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WA Y

WASHINGTON, May q. -Fl-
Representative Ruth Bryan owen
has set aside the next two months
for realization Of the long-cheriSh-
ed longing 70 so gypsying through
a land where she doesn't know the
language.
She will sail June IL for Copen-
hagen. equipped IN the most mod
ern auto-traller manner for dong
Denmark in the manner Of her
choice.
"All my life l have wanted 70
go from town 60 town as a travel
ing musician does she said. "A
musician doesn't need any particu-
lar tongue to 60 happily on his way
he speaks everybody's language.
An cean liner acquaintance with
Prince Eric last year aroused her
interest in Denmark, one OF the
few countries she has never visit
I'd.
she said she couldn't count on
making friends with the Danish
people in tr0ubadour fashion,
though she may take her concer-
tina along, but she counts on her
encourage to attract those whom
she passes. Last summer when she
went TO Yellowstone. curious
crowds gathered wherever she
parked her huge trailer to look at
its k~itchenette. its berths. its cleo
trio lights. its phone for directing
the driver.
Mrs. owen chose Fannie Hursi
the novelist. her companion in Engs
land and Ireland last summer an
on many previous occasions.
Fannie hurst is the best audience
I ever had. Her sense OF humor
exactly matches mine" she said.
Her son. Reginald Bryan Owen.
is taking his pal. Ben de Loache- a
young singer who will remain
abroad 10 study.
And her 10-year-old daughter.
Helen Rudd. put up an irresistible
request for the companionship Of a
boarding school chum, Nancy Chap
man. OF Miami.
A-visit with relatives in England
and a tour Of historic spots OF
England. Scotland and Wales will
the trip through Denmark.
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Officers
InstdlledA
Board Meet

The Y w.. c. A. board OF Browns
vile met Tuesday morning at the
home oI Mrs. II. l.. Yates with the
following old board members pre-
sent: chairman, Mrs. George Smith;
vice-chairman. Mrs. H. L. Fitch:
treasurer. Mrs. w. B. Walton;
chairman Of finance, Mrs. II. l..
Yates; service chairman. Mrs. K. K.
Goodrich: Blue Triangle repre-
sentative. Mrs. r. M. Warren and
publicity chairman Mrs. Voiney
Taylor. Mrs. Smith presided with
the annual routine OF reports taken
up.
1t was revealed that the organiza-
tons. the junior and senior Blue
Triangle. had each Melted a neat
sum from the sale OF flowers pre-
vious TO Mothers Day. Attention
was called 10 the fact that the
opening Of the camp at Rio Hondo
was delayed from June / to June
8 because the swimming pool, now
under construction. will not be COM
pleted by that time. Registrations
for entrance to the camp should be
made with Mrs. John Rowe or Mrs.
II. ID. Seago. The camp. held for
ven weeks. is divided into the fol-
lowing groups, first two weeks. Sc
Nor high girls; second three weeks.
Junior high girls and the final two
weeks. younger girls.
Mrs. Taylor reported various So
cial activities Of the Junior College
Y. w. c. A. including the annual
banquet given In San Benito at the
Aztec. Special guests at this Ct
sion were Miss Allen, Valley secre-
tary, Mrs. Del Perkins and Mrs.
Taylor.
A vote Of appreciation was given
to Mrs. George Smith. past chair
man, for her earnest work and un-
selfish devotion of time TO make
the Y. w. C.. A. successful
The following new members OF
the board were present with the
exception OF Mrs. John Rowe, Mrs.
j. j. Closner and Mrs. r. Z. Hof-
land; local chairman. Mrs. r. M.
Warren: vice chairman, Mrs. George
Smith: secretary, Mrs. III. L. Fitch:
treasurer. Mrs. w. B. Walton: fin
ance. Mrs. j. j. Closner: publicity,
Mrs. Howard Cummings: service
chairman. Mrs. z. K. Goodrich as
sisted by Mrs. Holland: Blue Tri-
angle chairman, Mrs. Seago, assist
ed by Juanita Boorye and Mary
Margaret Rowe: Junior college Y.
w. G. A. chairman. Mrs. Taylor;
Girl Reserve Chairman. Mrs. Fay
Rockwell: camp chairman. Mrs
John Rowe; business girl chair
man. Mrs. G. d. Sutton.
Miss Katrina Scott Of San An
tonic was a guest.
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COUNCIL HOLDS
INSTALLATION

Mrs. j. /. CourSey, retiring pres
iden. of the Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation of Harrington, presided at
the business session at the COM
bined meeting Of the council and
the senior high PIT. "A.
Minutes were read by Mrs. r. ID
Nance. secretary, and approved
She then read the secretary's an
nual report. The treasurer's annual
report was read by Mrs. w. r.
Jackson, treasurer.
The county superintendent Of
schools. Mrs. w. r. Jones OF
Brownsville was present and Of
ficiated In the installation or Of
ficers.
The officers installed we're asked
to come forward and Mrs. Jones
gave a few words OF appreciation
for those who had served 50 faith
full. She then proceeded to read
the obligations OF the offices for
which the following members had
been elected:
Council president, Mrs. <. c.
Bennett; vice president. Mrs. B. M.
Holland; secretary, Mrs. p. II.
Maxwell and treasurer. Mrs. N. B.
Lakeland. Senior PIT. A. president,
Mrs Kent Manning; VIC president,
Mrs. j. !. Coursey; secretary, Mrs.
r. 4. Utley and treasurer Mrs. Z.
II. Hare.
Present a this meeting were
Mesdames Coursey, Crown, Gully.
Jones, Koniakowsky. Nance. With
erspoon. Hare. Jackson. Salisbury.
Schuepbach, Bennett, Manning.
Hasselmeyer, Shander.
Standing committees and other
committees will be announced later.
Publicity reporter Is Mrs. Manning.
new Senior High President. and
Mrs. Bennett new president Or
council. Each gave a short talk on
their plans for coming year.
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ENTERTATNS FOR
THURSDAY

Miss Margaret Thomas delight
fully entertained a number OF
friends at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Thomas. Thurs
day evening. Summer flowers were
used in the decorations. Delicious
punch vas served throughout the
evening. The time was spent III
dancing.
Those enjoying this occasion
were Misses Nell ROLAND. Gene
Forbes. Merle Whyte. Marie Black,
Katheryn Vaughan. Maize Stebbins.
Eleanor lie May. Rose Mary Hives.
Messrs. Billy Witt. j. d. Norton,
Kermit CareenFr, Nobert Skaggs.
Preston Austin of Donna, Cronkite.
Melvin Diggs. Floyd Cronkrite. Err
win Albrecht. Douglas Norton, ROB
ert ROLAND
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Local Girls Guests
At Bridge Party In
S. Benito Recently


SAN BF,NITO. May 27.-Miss
Ruth Gilbert. a graduate Of the
Brownsville Junior College, was
hnnored by her sister-in-law. Mrs.
w. F.. Gilbert al her home with a
bridge party.
A color scheme OF pink and vel
low was carried out In the decor
atoms and accessories for the four
tables OF bridge. High score award
went 10 Miss Elizabeth Rowe OF
Brownsville. Miss Gilbert also re-
ceived a lovely gift from the hos
tess.
The guests were Misses Dorothy
Glenn Ward. Virginia Goolsby.
RUBY Audrey Kennamer. Maud
N0sler. Nfarv Gilbert. Chrissie
Bowie, FrHeStine Ramsey, Ruth
Helen Sowders and Misses Mary
Margaret Rowe. Margaret Hughs-
ton. Elizabeth Rove. GLADYS Big
g~srStaff. Esther Mae Patterson.
Pauline Mar'er and Theresa Har-
rison or Brownsville.
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Purchase Site
hAustin For
Headquarters

Site for the permanent head
quarters of the Texas Federation
II Women's cubs has been pur-
,hased IN Austin at the corner Of
San Gabriel and Twenty-f0urth
treets. il was announced Tuesday
~ Mrs Volnev w. Taylor. Browns
nile, who was secretary OF the
committee in charge Of this work.
The site was purchased for $4,000.
md the building. on which work
viii start in July, will cost approx
mately Sii5.00 without furnish
ngs. The building committee. OF
which Mrs. Taylor Is a prominent
member. will meet In Victoria June
Is with the architect. Henry Coke
Knight. Dallas. and at that time
complete plans will be made.
Bids for construction Will be q
Fertised July l. and work will COM
mence Immediately.
The site for the building was
purchased from Mrs. 7. B. Coch-
IAN.
The committee which attended 70
The purchase was composed Of sew
IN district presidents. the state
president. and two other members
Of the federation. They were Mrs.
r r. Pettengili. Cleburne. first
district; Mrs. Ben G. ONeil, WI
rhita Falls. second district; Mrs.
Sam Cox. Mexia. Third: Mrs J. w.
Fincher. Houston. fourth; Mrs. N.
w TAYLOR. Brownsville. fifth. Mrs
Fisk. Abilene. sixth, ana
Mrs. ]. p. Whitmor, Snyder. sew
enth. Mrs. r. F. Lindsey, Mount
pleasant. state president. was a
conference member of the commit
tee. and others present were MIS-
James r. Welder. Victoria and Mrs.
Sam J. Smith of Austin
Plans for a permanent statt
Headquarters have been under way
for some time,
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BRIDGE PARTY OVER


Mr.. and Mrs. Nix Harrington were
hosts to a group Of friends at tine
weekend at a most enjoyable even
ing bridge party.
Roses and zellnias made a pretty
combination in floral decorations
In the games Of bridge scores we're
added and high score prize was pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Kline.
Others making UP the guest list were
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ruckel. Mr.. end
Mrs. Floyd Langford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Rouse.
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Mercedes
GRADUATE NAMED
OF r

Miss Estelle Vonn. valedictorian a.
the 1881 graduating class of the
local schools. vas named honoree
at a delightful hospitality on Sat
urday evening. which featured a
chicken barbecue given by Mr.. and
Mrs John Herndon at their house,
The supper IVES served on the lawn.
Later all adjourning to the house
the remainder OF the evening
was spent In dancing. Mrs. Herndon
was assisted IN entertaining by her
mother. Mrs. y. II. Bass OF Houston.
The guests included Misses Yonn,
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Miss Wade OF
San Benito Is
Complimented

Miss Hazel Wade Of San Benito
whose marriage 10 Lieut., Arch
Kelley Of san Antonio IS TO take
place in June. vas complimented
with a bridge and luncheon over
the weekend. given by Mrs. Harold
GRAY. Guests from Valley towns
were also present
Roses and bluebells emphasized
a color scheme OF pink and blue
as also did the service Of pink and
blue china for the luncheon. Games
OF bridge were played Ia the living
room. which was beautifully ar
ranged with large quantities OF
roses and aentians.
High score award was received BY
Mrs. r. 3. Sublett. who presented
her trophy To the honoree. The
hostess remembered her guest or
honor with a lovely gift.
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Young Matrons
Entertained

Mrs. Harry Faux was hostess on
Monday afternoon to twelve mem
bers Of the Young Matrons group
OF the First Methodist church.
The mission study book. Turn
Towards Peace" was completed with
Mrs. ". @. II. Weiaert as leader.
Refreshments were served and a
social hour was enjoyed.
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Piano And Violin
Recital Tonight

Miss Annie L. Putegnat Is pre-
senting her violin and piano pupils
In a recital on Wednesday evening
al eight o'clock at the Junior COL
leEe auditorium. Everyone Is ex-
tended a cordial invitation to hear
these pupils in a variety OF musical
numbers.
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Baptist Women
Present Program

About thirty three women. men,
ers OF the Baptist Missionary
Union. enjoyed the program and
social hour at the church on Mon
day afternoon. Readings were given
by little Martha Jane Bates and Luz
ellie Moses. Iva Blanche Dittmann
favored the guests with a piano
solo. Refreshments we're served by
the h~oSteSSes.
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Reid-Biggs
Marriage Is
S~olemnized

Friends will be delighted to hear
OF the marriage Of Miss Elsie Reid
to w. +. Biggs on Sunday at 6:l5
a. m. with Rev. .. G. Grove read
ing the marriage vows. The couple
are spending their honeymoon in
Corpus Christi. San Antonio ana
Kerrville
After two weeks they will be at
home to their friends in Victoria
Heights.
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HOnors Sister
With Party

Mrs. p. II. Bouis entertained with
a surprise card party Sunday even
ing az her home. honoring her sis
ter. Miss Bertha DoSal. a high
school graduate. The class colors Of
red and white were used through
out in the decorations.
High score vas held by Miss
Olivia Pacheco and second by Miss
Celia Perez. Appropriate prizes
we're awarded to the winners. A
light refreshment course was served
70 Misses Rosa Cara. Rosa Carl
Ray. Maria Isabel Crixell. Isaura
IonGoria. Amelia Barrera. Gloria
Cardosa. Mamie Neale. Celia Perez.
DIVA Pacheco. FSfela and Ofelia de
"a Cara and Bertha Dosal.
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IN SOCIETY CRCIES--A COMPl ETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN s=

Maude Tullie. Ruth Wood. Maudine
Blankenship. Barbara Todd. and
Donald Barton, Emil FoSsler, Truett
Blankenship, De We're Wilson and
Bob Keen. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Eann, Mr.. and Mrs, Z. II. Poteot and
Mrs. Foeguard Of Galveston.
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DINNER PARTY
HOSTS SITNnAY

Mr. and Mrs Jacob Fossler. Sr.,
were hosts at a most enjoyable din
ner party on Sunday at their home
north Of Mercedes.
Guests present for the day were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fossler. Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. @. c. Fittz. Bonnie Karle.
Greene Soils, Price Fittz and Dewey
Harrot. Emil Lawrence and Carl and
Miss Velma Fossler completed those
Tor whom places were marked.
AFTER dinner radio programs were
enloYed.
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Weslaco
MRS. DIXON Is
CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. Phil Dixon delightfully."- en-
tertalned the Thursday bridge club
at her lovely country home. Roses
and larkSpurs were attractively ar
ranged over the entertainment
rooms. High score favor was pre-
sented 70 Mrs. w. r. Powell.
A salad course was served az the
conclusion OF the games 10 seven
club members and the following
guests: Mesdames r. L. Smith. r.
Q. Waters. r. Newell Waters. Clell
Solether, G. Lester Skagrs
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jola and it was certainly a good in
vestment. ! am no longer ner-
vous: have no headaches. Konjola
was Just what I needed"
SO II goes; victory after victory.
WIZ lol.ola. with is juices Of q
ROOT ana herbs. gees TO work. Euy
Konso.a in any drug store. and do
not except 2 substitute:
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Mrs. Jones
Pres At
Installation

Mrs. w. r. Jones. county super
intendent of schools, officiated
during the installation of officers
OF the Harrington PIT A. council
and the PIT. A. held Monday aft
ernoon at the final meeting Of
this year held in the senior high
school building.
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And read of the
exper OF
Mrs. Emily Kimes,
3l4 McKin ney
avenue. Houston.
who says. Il
suffered for many
months with Sc
we're headac h G 5
and constipation.
I was badly run
down and moth
ing helped me. I
have taken seven
E~teN.- ~
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WATERS
PARTY SCENE

J. B. Norton entertained a num-
Der Of friends with a swimming
party at Crystal Waters at Mission.
Those enjoying this hospitality were
Misses Nell ROLAND. Gene Forbes.
Merle Whyte. Marie Black. Maize
Stebbins. Katheryn Vaughan. Mar
garet Thomas. Messrs. Billy Witt.
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enjoyed.
OUTING ON
SUNDAY

A group Of Mercedes folk made a
eongenial party for an ENJOYABLE
recreational outing on Sunday.
The following motored to Harlir-
gen where they had q picnic dinner
At the Harrington Park. From there
they went to Boca Chica for A swim
and a picnic supper: Mr.. and Mrs
GEORGE Barehelt and sons. Ere.
Charles and Henry. Mr.. and Mrs.
ALBERT TVenhaeffel and family. MI.
and Mrs. (. j. Drefke and dauChter.
Miss Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. M. a.
Barehelt and family. John Ohes and
family. Miss Ella Barehelt and Carl
Klppert, and Mrs. and Mrs. II. Mott
miller and son. Carleton Of Weslaco
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Beth FL To Give
Benefit Party

The local Bethel organization Is
sponsoring a benefit bridge party
az the home OF Or. Harry Loew
with Mrs. Blanche Loew and Mrs.
Cain as hostesses on Thursday
7%N0-noon. Everyone is cordially
rrifed 10 attend and II Is an
ennred bv those in charge that
-efutiful prizes are to be given
lucky winners. Refreshments are
10 BE- served
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LOVELY LUNCHEON
AT TOLSON HOME

Mrs. Art Tolson and Mrs. Henry
Lauderoole were joint h~ostesses at
a lovely luncheon Of the weekend at
the home of the former. with con-
tract bridge forming a welcome di-
version.
summer flowers we're used In
Frightening the rooms where bridge
was played. following the luncheon.
Mrs, Walden Greenlee scored high
In the games.
The personnel included Mesdames
Hughes Evans. Shelly Collier, w.
Greenlee and Misses Bette Welca.
Marjorie WEIGH and Sara Haynes.
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endorsements of
tens of thous-
ands. Koniola Is
a household word
lust because this
medicine Zoe 5
what II IS intend
ed to do.
Just see what
Mrs. T. G.. Moore.
3l4 Mission street.
San Ant
says OF Kcnjola:
Three years ago
i began having
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Sncietv Calendar

City Federation of Women's
clubs will meet at the Central
Christian church at $3.50 p. m. for
the final meeting of the year.
Luncheon will be served at one and
anyone desiring to attend may call
their club president or Mrs. George
Smith.
Bethel organization Is giving a
benefit card party in the afternoon
with Mrs. Blanche Loew and Mrs.
Cain as hostesses. Tickets are on
sale and everyone Is cordially In
vited
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DINNER GUESTS AT
LANE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Lane enter
tanned with a birthday dinner
Sunday. naming al honor guests.
Mrs. r. l.. Root OF Mercedes, Mrs.
Pearl Lane and Miss Mary Lane OF
McAllen.
The guest list included MIR. and
Mrs z. L. Root, Mrs. Pearl Lane,
and daughter Mary, MeSSrs. Henry
Wright, and Haryd Clements.
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J. 3. Norton. Kermit Carpenter,
Preston Austin of Donna. Tom
Avert. Robert ROLAND. Cecil Chill
drec, and Robert Skaggs.
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trouble with my liver and consti-
patton. 7 felt thoroughly down
and out. But after taking Koniola
for a month I am feeling better
than In a long time. and am more
ekn- =N1-w-l ~~4er -~m~rr+~
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Another staunch
friend Of Kon-
jola Is Mrs. Edna
Barnett. 7l3 N
Pearl street. Dial.
las. who exclaims.
Every day for
the past year I
vas in misery,
with a burning
sensation after
meals. / was tir-
ed. worn out and
nervous. took
lust four bottles
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Especial to The Herald.l

SAN BENTTO, May 27.-The sem
Or girl graduates OF the Girls Glee
Tub we're entertained by the men,
,ers or the club with a breakfast
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PROGRAM DEDICATED
TO CLASS c

Friday night. the seEsor class
presented the radio program al the
radio station. sponsored by the fol-
lowing business firms: Sears. Roe
buck and Company. GARDENERS
Studio. Hertz STYLE Shop. Packer
Furniture Co. Brumley. Welcome
Inn. Hollingsworth Motor Co. VAL
ley State Bank. Grimsell Seed Co.
Roberts Store. La Tirno Printing
Co. Annette Ramming. Hollywood
Style Shov, Challes. Hamilton In
surance, Stones Store. c. Garcia
Tailor Shop. Gulf Refining Co.
Piggy WigEly. Kree Nee Ice Cream,
Texas Co. Baker Potts. D. B. Mead
ows.
The program included vocal and
instrumental music and an address
BY Supt. Paul Phipps.
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BEAUTY CULTURE
TOPIC

Mrs. Lettie Gibson, president OF
the local Business and Professional
Women's Club made an interesting
talk on beauty culture az the recent
meeting Of the Just We Neighobrs
home demonstration club held at the
nome Of Mrs. <. l.. Sugg.
Plans were discussed for attending
the June encampment OF Hidalgo
county home demonstration clubs to
be held at Weslaco at the Stephen
Z. Austin School June 4 to 8.
Those In attendance on this after
noon were Mesdames George Nor
rison. G. @. Aldridge. Alden Wade.
Grant Morrison. 0. E. Rio0nnr.
John Thornburg. j. G. Potts. 4 II.
Mckinney. Fleet Lentz. w. j.. Kram-
er. L. J. Hartzell. Frank w. Edwards.
A. E. Darlington and r. NJ. Crockett.
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Konjola Gives
Blessed Relief
Here Is a Medicine Of Deeds, Not
Words-Read What Former
Sufferers Have TO Say

No medicine yer became famous
BY accident. a mediclse must
make good 70 win the praise and
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Ct Konjola and haven't had a trace
Of indigestion since. I have gain
ed weight. and certainly owe much
n Knniola
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-27
A SORRY LOT

Judge: When YOU married rim
-ou promised 10 share his lot
didn't you?
Wife: Yes. but I didn't krcw then
ID was a lot Of troubles-Psle Mele.
Paris
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-27
RETURN FROM
SAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Fsul Ruckel and
daughter. Mae Ruth. have returned
from a weeks visit to San Antonio
Wnere they were guests of Mr.. Ruck-
els parents. Nh. and Mrs z. s
Ruckel.