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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Miss Tumlinson
WEEDS Sunday
Afternoon

The marriage OF Miss Nellie Ann
TuLlinSOn. daughter OF Mrs. r.. II.
TumlinSon, 10 J. r. Hndebrand will
be Solemnizcd Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock az Sacred Heart Rectory.
with Father Paul Lewis reading the
service before q group OF relatives
and intimate friends Of the couple.
The bride will wear q stunning
gown o. delicate PINK lace. fash
Toned II long cllnging lines and
With 10 she vii wear blue mlttS
and shoes and a pink hat with a
dainty blue ribbon rs It's only
adOrnment. She viii car. a shower
bouquet Of pink rose buds.
Miss Zeta Tuml.ns0n, sister of
the bride, Will attend her ~ maid4
Of honor. She Is % be gowned M
a green net frOck with yellow &C
ceSsorieS. Her flowers viii be sun
kissed roses. Miss Estela Lavios and
Miss Anna Maria Fernandez VIII
serve as trademarks Miss Lavios
will wear a dress OF blue net with
hat and accessories OF black. Her
bouquet IS OF pink roses. Miss
Fernandez dress is OF white satin
with black accessories. The brides
mother Will be g0wned IN black
chiffon.
Emil Hartman will attend the
groom as best man.
Leave Immediately
Immediately after the ceremony,
a reception j. to be held M the
home " Mrs. NJ. ID. Ortiz for mem
beers Of the bridal party and guests
at the ceremony.
The couple Will leave for Eagle
Pass. where Mr.. Hildebrand is man.
ager OF :. H. KresS and 90. He vas
with that same company when in
Brownsville before his transfer 10
Eagle Pass. "A lovely home with
complete furnishings awaits the
bride.
Mrs. Hildebrand will wear as her
going away outfit, a smart grey
ensemble with red. white and black
accessories.
Out Of town guests at the cere-
mOny are to be Mrs. III. III. Wright.
an aunt OF the bride and formerly
OH L0lbF4GMF Manl.Y ana MIS-. AlhO
Besseleleu OF Rio Grande City, n
sister or the groom and Mrs. Jim
Bazarr Of Mercedes.
Pre-Nuptial Events
The bride was compliments
ed with numerous ~pre-nuptIal
events including showers and in
formal parties. "A luncheon Satur-
day In the dining room OF the
White Kitchen had rs hostess, Mis-
Anna Maria Fernandez and Vas
arranged IN honor or the bride.
Guests OF the occasion were Misses
Arlene Meeker, Lois Smith. Kath-
ryne Cherry. Margaret Huffacker.
Elizabeth Cherry and zeta TTmlin-
son.
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Bridge
Party Given
Friday

Miss Alice Warden was hostess
Friday at a morning bridge-lunch-
con Of novel appointments given
in her home on SOB Levee street
and naming as her guests, men,
bers OF the young college set.
The colors OF rose, green and
gold were emphasized IN the in
dividual luncheon and bridge table
appointments and the prize wrap
pings. Green and rose plates were
used IN the service. Garden flowers
Of rose with fern sprays set off
the gold furnishings Of the rooms
where the guests assembled at ten
for a series Of bridge games.
When play ended. Miss Marjorie
Jane Breeder held high score,
Marie Workman, second: low,
Lucille Littlefield and cut. Lucy
Brulay. Each was presented with a
lovely trophy BY the hostess.
At 1890. a delicious luncheon
was served.
Miss Warden's guests were: Miss
es Custer Yates. Laura Raydie
Rentfro. Madge Singer, Mary Lula
owens, Harriet Boyd, Reva Tomlin.
Roberta Lee Fitch, Mary Warren.
Laurita Order, Adelaide Fox,
Mary Margaret Fox, Aline Hender-
son. Gail McDavitt. Frances Creag-
er, Georgia Singer, Mary Helen
George, Alberta. Elizabeth and
Agnes Brown, Harriet Kowalski.
Virginia Blum, Sarita Young. Jane
Seaman, Marjorie Jane Breeder
Isabel Rose. Lorene Strein. Doris
Noses. Lucille Littlefield. Katie
HamOn, Marie Workman and Lucy
Brulay.
The hostess was assisted n en-
tertaining BY her mother, Mrs.
RalDh warden.
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Is
Honoree Of
Laun Pdrty
Special 70 The Herald.l

'1ENAAG4 w 4AN AANA4 anu
SEBASTIAN, Aug. 29.-Mrs. J. D.
Wilson entertained with a lawn
party in honor Of her small daugh-
ter Frieda Mae whose sixth birth
day was on Wednesday. Ice cream
and cake were served. The small
hOnoree received many attractive
gifts. Among the guests we're Virgil.
Carl and Ruth Oakes, Thelma Lee,
Ida Mae, Berta Mae, Lillian, Cam
lila and Virginia Lee Woods, Helen
Ruth Nielsen, Melvin Lamphier.
Luslene cakes, Joe Thomas and
James Edwin Haney, Edna, Alyce
and Madeline Smith, Pauline and
Aline Morrow, Mary Jane Crum,
Cecil Ray Alexander, Hazel Jack
son, Clara Ortebald, Iris Hale,
EleCnOre Boland.
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SOCIAL MEET
TO BE HELD

The regular meeting OF the Wo-
mans Missionary Society OF the
Baptist Church was held Tuesday
at the church. Continuing the study
Of the women OF the Bible" Mrs.
J. w. Wilson, IN the absence oil
Mrs. Q. ID. owen, led the lesson,
subject Esther" Eleven members
were present
Next Tuesday al 800 p. N. the
society will meet at the church for
a business and social session. The
patches will be removed from the
Ella Cinders" Apron and members
will learn the amount Melted for
benefit Of the society. All who have
added a patch are urged 10 be
present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
BY DIANA NIERWIN
Associated Press Fashion Editor.

PARIS. Pl-Campus togs for the
college girl follow lines Of colorful
simplicity.
Despite a mode OF plumed hats.
rich velvets and crinolines predicted
Tor the modern matrcn, fall clothes
for the modish miss in school cling
10 designs OF pert practically.
School skirts are four inches be-
low the knee, waiStlines are normal,
hiplines flat and fitted, while novel;
ty woods and simple silks ale the
stuffs OF which designs are made.
Campus coats are made Of heavy
rough woods designed with belts and
snug cloSe-fitting collars. Many
school coat collars are made in scarf
design TO tie about the throat, while
others are furred.
One OF the smartest school cos
TUNES Is OF brown and white striped
sponey wool. A %suspender skirt IS
worn over a white knitted wool
blouse and the whole is topped with
a brown and white striped wool coat
designed with intricate diagonal
piecing IN the back and collared n
brown Indian lamb.
Another coat is OF dark red wool
with a crossing scarf collar and lower
sleeves OF black aStrakan, while a
third is Of rough green wool belted
snugly at the waistline and collared
In brown fox.
The smartest frock for school wear
will be OF lightweight wool in trim
tailored design, contrasting with last
winters sport model lines. These
tailored frocks are fashioned with
close-fitting bodices, semi-high
neckIines and fitted flared skirts
finished with bright hued belts OF
brick-red, golden yellow and grass
green. Dark browns. reds. greens and
brilliant blues are the favorite colors.
Suits for the college girl are made
OF new ribbed jerseys, tweeds and
tricots. They are designed with
short straight. or fitted peplum
Jackets and are worn with knitted
wool blouses.
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.uncoPdny
Is Gioen By
Mrs. Crixel II

Mrs. It. CriXell was hostess 10 a
group OF guests at a bGnco party
Friday at her home in West
Brownsville. honoring Miss Virginia
B~enevendo, who is leaving soon for
Our Lady Of the Lake at San An
tonic.
After the games, prizes were
awarded Miss Celia Perez and Miss
Rosa Garibay for winning cor IN
the games. A delicious frozen des-
Sert was served
Guests were Misses Maria and
Judith Calderoni. Hope Samano.
Rosa Garibay, Celia Perez. Amalie
Runyon, Leah Longoria and Eloise
CriXell. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Henry Krausse.
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PERSONALS

Miss Floy BOlger has returned
home after an extended visit with
relatives and friends In waco.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Wharton in
Bayview Apartments have as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Shuler OF
Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Christian
had as their guests last week the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
w. Christian Of Kingfisher. Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. u. B. Burneu have
as guests her brothers, J. G. Keil-
berg Of Hampstead and Sam I-eil-
berg OF Ia LajLlla, Mexico.
Miss Mildred Mckenzie Of
Brownsville spent Thursday here
visiting friends.
T. w. Foreman. engineer, in
charge OF government work has
returned 10 Port Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. j. Weikel and
children are spending q few days
with relatives and friends in San
Antonio.
Rev. and Mrs. G. ID. owen OF the
Baptist church have returned to
their former home in Abilene for
a two weeks vacation. The pulpit
OF the First Baptist church, Port
Isabel. viii be filled by Rev. c. II.
Riddle Of Weslaco. during the alb
sence Of Rev. Owen.
Mrs. +. II. Trimble OF Brownsville
was the guest OF her many friends
in Port Isabel the early part OF
last week
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PAUL PAYNE IS
PARTY HONOREE

Mrs. a. o. Payne entertained with
q delightful children's party. one
afternoon this week, III honor Of
the tenth birthday OF her son. Paul.
Games OH the lawn were followed
by dainty refreshments. served az
the dining table. which held a
beautiful birthday cake, adorned
with candles.
The hostess was assisted in en-
tertaininR by Mrs. XII. p. BreedlOve,
the following little guests: Vann
and Eugene Atterbury. Eloise, Bud
dy. Norine and Frances Grace Nc
Clelan, Andrew Popoff, Juanita
Colbert, Emma Jane BreedlOve,
George King, Frank Barry. Mary
Marie Deyo. Betty Ray. and Ar
thur and Derrill Elmore OF Dallas.
guests IN the home or Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Ray.
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ement
Of Marriage
Received

The following announcement has
been received by friends:
Mrs. Matte S. Bel announces
the marriage OF her daughter, Allie
TO John Carr Sewell on Saturday.
August %. Tenaha, Texas. At home
after Sept. 1, Brow n~Sville, Texas"
Mrs. Sewell has taught in the
junior high school for the past
four years. Mr.. Sewell graduated
from the Brownsville high school
In 1924 and Is one OF the rising
young business men OF the city,
being now employed In the local
poStoffice.
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A COATS ADOPT
BOIFRO EFFECT

PARIS. R-The bolero effect will
he smart again this winter. Many
heavy full length coats are deslenea
with simulated boleros edged WIN
fiat furs. evening gowns have ac-
companying boleros and many day-
time frocks are completed with
short Jackets ending above the waist
line
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CALENDAR


NAAA
The Methodist Missionary Society
Will entertain the Federated Church
societies at a social in the church
parlOrs al $3.50 D. m.
Hope Chapter. Order or the
Eastern star, Boca Chica party.
For members and guests. Leave
Masonic Temple at $50.
Miss Zona Taggart, president OF
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club, has called a special
meeting for eight o'clock at the
chamber Of commerce building.
This is a very important session and
All members are urged TO be pres
ent.
The Ladies Missionary Society OF
the Baptist church Will hold an
industrial meeting at the church.
The Ladies Aid Of the Central
Christian church will have a call
meeting in the church parlors at
$3.50 2. m.
Tuesday
Miss Isabel Lopez will entertain
members Of Club Twelve.
ANCoNhdI LIIsG ID 10 meet IN the
MASONIC Temple.
Willacy-Cameron Co. zone meet
ing OF the Methodist churches al
Raymondville.
wednesday
JuSt-Sew club members are Il
meet with Mrs. T. A. Outlaw.
Miss Berta Dosal will be hostess
TO Elite club.
Thursday
Teachers Institute Of Cameron
Co. at Port Isabel. Also Friday.
A meeting Of the Brownsville
Study club has been called II dis
cuSs year books. The meeting will
take place at the home OF Mrs
Harry L. Faux at $3.50 D. m.
El Jardin Progress club will meet
with Mrs NJ. Sauber at $50 o'clock
Members OF the Original Thurs
day bridge club will meet with Mrs
0. ". Lawrence.
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Mercedes Girls Hostesses
AT Informal Dance Occasion

MERCEDES, Aug. 29.-The home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hadden was
a scene Of merriment and enjoy
ment on Wednesday evening. When
their daughter. Miss Carey Ann
MADDEN and Miss Mary Andrews.
entertained a group Of the younger
set with a dance and games.
While some danced others play
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KeeSe-BrOWn
Nuptial Rites
SO1emnized

Mss Uada Reese OF Dallas and
Morris q. Brown Of Galveston were
married Friday Dy George Krausse.
justice Of the peace of Brownsville.
Mr.. Brown has been an aviator in
the Army Flying Corp and has
recently been appointed as a men,
Der OF the Border Patrol. He will
be stationed az Edinburg. The young
couple left for their future home
Immediately after the ceremony.
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FAIL IA
ARE DETACHABLE

NEW YORK tP-Detachable col
lars r a new trick on fall coats.
These are made in a medium-high,
standing design which crosses over
the bust and buttons 70 each side
~ the belt. They may be worn on
cool days and dlscaCded when ID ~
warm.
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Eastern Star And
Guests Plan Beach
Party For Monday

"A Boca Chica beach party Is the
form OF entertainment planned by
members Of Hope Chapter, Order
az the Eastern Star. for Monday
evening in place OF the regular
meeting and program celebrating
the birthday OF Robert Morris,
founder OF the order.
Members and guests are 70 leave
Brownsville at $50 and motor 70
the beach. Those who Go not have
transportation are asked TO call
either Mrs. H. Z. Thomas or Mrs.
Homer L. Fitch. The party will
meet Az the first bath house and
after a swim in the surf, a basket
lunch will be spread.
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BEADS ANCHOR
NEW FAIL, GOWNS

PARIS. (P-A string Of beads IS
the sole anchorage for a number n
new fan evening gowns. Models OF
soft crepe ROMAN designed IN the
nrincess silhouette are made WITH
a LONG point at the front OF the
throat. from which a string OF beads
A. suspended and wound about the
neck. The .ress is backless to the
waistline.
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BROWN FOX TRIMMING
ON WHITE CREPE

DFAUVTLLE, R-Mrs. Louis
Beaumont is among smart women
who are appearing these evenings
IN fur-trimmed evening frocks. one
nj her gowns is a flat white crepe
with a diagonal peplum banded II
brown fox. The gown was deslgnea
with the v-shaped ~iasnlonao4e
twisted decollete.
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z HOSE RETURNS
TOD EUENTNG WEAR

PARIS. R-Flesh colored hose
have returned 70 vogue for evening
wear. The flesh tint now worn, how
ever, has less Of the pink hue and
more Of natural skin color than
formerly. The favorite evening hose
is an ultra sheer weave with a modl-
fled square heel barely showing
above the slipper. Few clicked nose
are worn.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. T. z. Kennerly and two
children arrived Friday 10 visit her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Oscar c.
Dancy.
Mrs. A. K. Black and three little
girls nave returned from a sum-
mer's visit in Memphis with Mrs.
Blacks mother. Mrs. L. c. Sharp.
Mrs. Sharp will be remembered as
the guest Of her daughter during
winters spent in the Valley.
Mrs. James Brown is 70 arrive
Sunday from California where she
has spent the summer.
Mrs. Lewis Jones is visiting
friends in Brownsville. Her home
is in Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Oding return
ed TO their home in San Antonio
Saturday after visiting in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Fox.
Mrs. Frank Kibbe left for Austin
Wednesday evening IL response 70
a message that her daughter. Miss
Rosalis had had an attack OF ap-
pendicitis. Miss RoSalis has been in
Austin all summer. attending the
state university.
Mrs. Walter Perrin arrived Fri
day from san Antonio where she
has been the past month. Mrs.
Perrin will be here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnel Goodrich
are visiting In Mexico City.
Mrs. Lois Spears Hughes has re-
turned from a summers vacation
spent near Galveston.
Miss Esther Weller Is home from
California where she has been on
a vacation trip.
Mrs. r. z. Holland Is visiting
relatives IN California.
Mrs. George Stovall IS visiting
relatives in san Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Schildt Of
McAlen had a cottage at Del Mar.
Boca Chica asst week. They had at
different times during the week
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
I. w. Berryhill, Mr.. and Mrs. Kune
H.. Siebrecht, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Morton and Mrs. George Palmer.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Dear are
spending a week or ten days in
Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Cav and John
Saul will leave Monday by auto
for East Texas and on their return
they will bring Miss Margaret
Zachery with them. She Is 10 be a
member OF the local school faculty
this year.
Miss Mildred Goodrich, who has
been spending the summer at
Camp Waldeniar, returned Satur-
day. She was accompanied by Miss
Betty Briscoe Of Trinity, who will
DE lACA EAGNt ADA ~ W.T.. AA4Ac
Goodrich and Miss BriScoe were az
camp together. The latter Is a niece
OF Mrs. j. S. Ford. Several informal
affairs are being planned during
her stay in the Goodric' home.
III. and Mrs. II. G.. H. Weinert,
daughter Margaret and son Charles,
have returned frc- a three months
visit with relatives in San Antonio.
San Marcos and Seguin. Mr.. Vein
ert went up only recently TO bring
his family back home.
Miss Cherille DeBardeleben has
a. her guest. Miss Katherine Ray
OF Lyford. Eeach parties have been
enjoyed during her stay.
Miss Ruby Bennett has returned
to her work at the Methodist Hos
pital in Houston after a two weeks
vi with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. D. Kennett.
-a~v~-y rwDw~
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ATTEND DANCE
AT BOCA CHICA

The following group or young
people formed a party attending
the dance at Del Mar and Boca
Chica beach, a few evenings re-
Gently: Misses Martha YearwOOd-
Mary Lee Kern. Mandine Blanken-
ship. Oslo McNlel. Andie Belle Nc
Kinney. Emiline Johnson, Virginia
WInn and Louise Blackwell, Barr
Ewing. Bob Kern. Carl Mckinney,
Bobbie Charles Bates, Truett Blank
enship, Ed Herring, Tom Shock.
jim Bazaar. Frank Markham and
Dick Ballanfant.
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YOUNGER SET
ENTERTAINED

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wright en-
tertained the younger set with a
lawn party Thursday evening. Ice
cream and cake were served to the
following guests: Misses Clara and
Juanl-a HarkinS, Peggy and Jean
Saunders, Alva Masters, McLain
and Mes rs. j. w. Wright. Paul
Smith, Allen Gustafson, Klemann
Watson and Travis S~tallings.
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PICNIC SUPPER
FOR FRIENDS

Miss Mary Ruth Bennett was
hostess TO six OF her friends at q
picnic supper this week. held on
the grassy lawn OF her parents, MI.
and Mrs. II. K. Bennett.
The time was passed in games
and contests, with the following
guests present: Elizabeth Tidmore,
jeanette Jones. Jean johnson,
Grant Mamma OF Pine Bluff. Ark
ansas and Bay Crane OF Duncan,
Okla
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Have House Guests
From San Antonio

Mr.. and MN. r. d. Wilson ar
rived home Friday from a weeks
stay III San Antonio where they
visited friends. Mrs. Mamie Kring
Of that city and Mrs. @. v. Hart.
widow OF the late Maj. c. Y. Hart.
flight surgeon who was killed in an
airplane crash ~ Brooks field. July
is, returned with the wilson's to
be their houseguests for a week.
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SHOES
TOD EVENING WEAR

LONDON, R-Transparent court
shoes. made from lace, are capturing
milady's fancy. They are worn III
the evening. Black lace shoes grace
stockmgless feet. pale pink ones
with unidentified hose.
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DINNER GUESTS

AN|OLaN y
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Stallings had
as their dinner guests recently Mr..
and Mrs. Starr and daughter Mary
Anne OF Mission, Miss Birdie Mae
Woods. Messrs. Joe Stallings and
Kiemann Watson.
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N TRIMMING

You can make a plain custard
loo much more important II you
serve II in tall glasses. garnished
with whipped cream and pieces OF
currant jelly.
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INFORMAL DANCE
EVENT GIVEN

Mr.. anl Mrs. F. II. II. Duehlberg
entertained with an informal dance
Saturday evening. Music was fur
niShed by a string orchestra. About
forty guests were present.
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Shower GiUen
In Honor Of
Bride Elect

HARLINGEN. Aug. % Miss
Charlotte MCGOWAN, OF Briggs
Coleman Tract, whose marriage 10
Stele Thomas OF Rio H0ndo will
take place S0on. was hOnOree a. a
lovely surprise-shOWer Friday aft
ernoon. Mrs. II. Il. Evan and Mrs.
G. r.. McInniS were hostesSes az
the pretty home OF Mrs. Evan. The
living room and dining room were
~attractively decorated With large
and small baskets, Of pink crepe
myrtle and pink c1nnaS.
Miss Charlotte and her sisters
were asked TO come Owe about
three o'clock. At two o'clock the
guests assembled surprising Miss
Charlotte on her entrance to the
living room.
Amusing contests we're enjoyed.
The first was a relay race and the
stunt was 10 unite knots. Sides were
chosen and Mrs. w. Il. Cochran and
Mrs. Otto Ingendorf were captains
witt the formers side victorious.
The names Charlotte and STEELE
were subjects OF a word contest and
the reward. a beautiful handker-
chief, vas given Mrs. Cochran. The
first quarrel Of a newly married
couple was the subject next given
and the answers were found ~
verses pinned 10 the curtains. The
honoree won this prize, an en-
broidered tea towel.
Lillian Grace McInnis then told
81 q dream she had about a bride
70 be who was present. and she was
TO take her a beautiful dark red
rosr. and IN the heart OF This rose
would be found directions for find
inE 3 treasure. The rose was duly
presented to the hon0ree and she
wa told 10 follow a string. This
led her all over the house TO q
bedroom where many pretty and
useful gifts were found.
Grape punch and cookies were
served at the close OF the afternoon.
Mrs. c. D. Gardner, Of Paola,
Kansas, Mrs. wv. @. McClintock.
Mrs. j. j. McClintock and Miss Vera
Mae. Of Harrington. were present.
Others were: Mesdame1 ID. r..
Bowden. c. ID. Craig. G. II. Headley.
L. o. Ives. CLAW Mills. W. B. Coch-
ran. r. q. Dewitt. Otto Ingendorf.
A. w. Dixon, II. A. Hagler, Lois
Harris, b. o. Pattis0n. John King.
a. S. Woods. Robert MCGOWAN.
Carrie 2 Lee, c. r McInnis. I.
G. webb. II. l.. Evan. j. w. Fldridge.
daughter Esther. C.. J.. Jernberg. son
Wavne. r.. u Evans. daughter Eskel,
@. w. aDrden. Selma Darden. Miss
es Mabel. Charlotte. Geraldine.
Margaret. Ruth MCGOWAN. Lillian
Grace McInnis. Helen Heath.
CLIO CLUB
HAS PICNIC
m U~1r~uEa~ Fha ENn~u Ernva
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SON BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Tanning OF
Olmito are the proud parents Of an
8 pound boy. born Friday morning.
The baby has not been named yet.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE
AND FRIDAY

The Teachers Institute Of Cam
eron county Will be held IN the
Port Isabel school building on
Thursday and Friday. September
third and fourth. with approx
mately l25 teachers in the public
schools in Cameron county attend
ing the institute.
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Photo by Holms

ed ping-pOng and threw horse
shoes on the back yard lawn. Iced
punch was served throughout the
evening.
Guests for this enjoyable affair
included Misses Mary Lee
Kern. Catherine Commons. Amy
McManus, Evon Marshall, Martha
YearwoOd, Dagna and Juanita
Blanchard, Estelle Varn, Virginia
VIM and MessrS. Barr Ewing.
Ralph Jones. Ernest Drawe, b. l..
Harrington, Donald Barton. Bob
Kern, Don Murray. Bill Barton.
Jim Bazaar, Bobby Burns. Ed
Healy, John Shaw, Ralph Fritz.