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This Must be. Good

From the cutting and projection
rooms comes the yarn that King
Vidor has something approaching
a WOW in the Metro Goodwin
Mayer production of "The Champ"
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Babe Ruth to Make Series

Babe Ruth will report to Uni
versal on Nov. 2 ready to make his
series of baseball shorts. Imme-
diately following the present world
series, Ruth goes on transforming
tour that terminates in California
Oct. 81.
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The Spirit of Notre Dame Dedicated to the Late Knute
Rockne, and With Lew ATes in the Cast, Opens
Today at the Apollo for Week.

TINE SPIRIT DAME" Unersas production starring
Lew Ayres and Sally Blame Knue
on opened special engagement at the Apollo eater today
II Wll be the featured attraction week
Primarily picture grid iron it is naturally given football
background it However it is said that the
STORY Is dominating
The story has theme craftsmanship play and
team spirit In brief pictures the struggles
imposed on those that take element
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Engish's Starts Legitimate Season With the Famous
Light Opera, Blossom Time,' Beginning 4-Day
Stand Wednesday Night. -

INDIANAPOLIS will be of the cities which will hear Fritz
early his present Enghs Sunday
Oct 25, the opening
Mrs Martens ef
rtas she
the
Monday Offices
for individual BY this
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Janet Gaynor and Lydell Peck
CMr. and Mrs. Peck are leaving
Hollywood next week for New York
and to Europe on Oct. 20. They
will be gone until Jan. /.
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seem to be getting the money this
season.
Il Il
Roltare Eggleston has moved his
Office to the Murat theater which
he is now managing. He has booked
several big conventions and church
meetings for the Murat this season.
His plans regarding a possible re-
turn of some touring road attrac-
lions to the Murat are only indie
finite. He probably will devote all
of his time to rentals this season.
n n
One of the novel events at Eng
lish's will be 1.-The Blue Bird" a
foreign importation which is being
brought to. this country by S.
Hurok of New York. This is
described as "colorful Russian
Revue"
The three day engagement will
open at English's on Nov. 10. 1t is
somewhat on the lines of the IA
nous Chauve Souris.
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ROUNDING ROUND
y With n TAETzR


XXTE going to have something educational en-
w eranmen in indianapolis this the Indianapolis
This is series OF twenty lectures to be given with exceptions
Friday mornings at IL o'clock
Albert Edward Wggam speaking Doing to Us
Major Herbert O. Yady author Chamber
scheduled the been changed to
time ~ $500 0-1|-e0N ~ q
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ter event in this city. 1t deserves
support.
II r
English's gets under way Wednes-
day night with Blossom Time. 3"
Nelson .Trowbridge, manager of the
Shubert theater in Cincinnati
where this company is now showing,
reports that the company is a good
and satisfactory organization and
that business is tremendous. Mail
orders in indianapolis has been
heavy at English's for this attrac-
ton. Fred Jordan is ahead of this
attraction and he reports business
big SO far this season..
Il
Fay Banter and Walter Hamp-
den will be October visitors to Eng
lish's in THE Admirable Cricthon."
Another early booking is "The Stu
dent Prince with a splendid cast
Of well known players. Revivals
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MOTION PICTURES
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ter event in this city. 1t deserves
support.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04

viii Don be numbered among the
new residents Of North Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Hansen OF
Edinburg were Sunday guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Neal ana SONS
OF Mercedes were Sunday guests at
the home Of Nj. and MRS. Roy
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egon Osterhause OF
Norman. Oklahoma, are making
their home &C the residence form
erly occupied by +. Kapeller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brandt and
daughter, Betty 10, were Sunday
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/. 3. Magee OF Hidalgo.
Leo MARCEL OF North Mission and
his mother. Mrs. Z. ~. MARCEL Of
Mission returned from their visit
TO Seymour. on Friday. They were
accompanied by Mrs Leo MARCEL
and son. Lewis Gene.
Jack Mulkey spent Tuesday nc the
home Of his brother. G. III. Mulkey
OF Alamo.
Miss Catherine Rigler IS attend
Ing business college az McAllen.
Mrs. Pigg and daughter OF Man
UNI, Oklahoma, arrived Friday tic
be the guests OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Moore.
Earl Burk was married April Is
MI. Burk and bride will make their
home in San Antonio during the
summer months.
Frederick Ford. who has been
spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Bridges. returned to his
home at Bowie on Monday.
w. 8. Betty visited friends al
Harrington ON Friday and Saturday
MIR. and Mrs. Kelley Gray anc
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NEW MEMBERS
OF CLUB PRESENT
LUNCHEON BRIDGE
HONORg MRS LESLIE

Mrs. r. H. Stewart Mitchell en-
tertained with a luncheon bridge
at her home on North Bonllan,
honoring Mrs. G. j. Leslie. who Il
leaving soon to make her home IN
Bailey.
Shasta DAISIES were used for de-
corations for the luncheon table
aud in the living room.
High score was held by Mrd
Robert Alexander when the after
moons games ended. Mrs. Leslie was
remembered with a beautiful git
from her hostess.
Guests were Mesdames Leigh
Stanley, o. Q. Hamilton. G. K. Lo-
vett. J. G. Douglass, Robert Alex
ander. j. M. Jones and Miss EunicI
Kringle of Minneapolis.
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JUNIOR CATHOLIC
MEET
STUBBORN Rash
YIELDS AT ONCE
TO RESINOL

81 had a very stubborn rash on my
legs. IL itched and burned and |
could get no relief from anything
I tried until I learned of Resinol.
This ointment cooled and soothed
IL, and quickly cleared away tina
trouble. I also find Resinoi Is very
good for chafng-" (Signed)-
C-E. Chccsnan. Brooklyn, ~. X.
whethrr it 40 q single rirrle or q PRO-
nounced esse of scne-a mid rash OF q form
OF miner sore or eorrnenffnG
PILES, Resinoi Ointment has proved Co pcsD
sees almost startifng. powers Of relief and
hea1inr. Sold In all drug storcs.
SAMPLE FREE Write today to
Vexinnl. nept. 81. Baltimore. Md.
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Mildred. returned from their trip
20 San Antonio Tuesday.
r. W. Ray left Monday for Verne
on to spend the summer.
MI. and Mrs. B. Lapham and
children motored 10 Kingsv1lle CA
Sunday with Miss Alice Lapharr.
who win attend college during the
summer.
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'-a SEN. SOCIETY '" e.ssssyg

San Antonio, following = visit here
in the home Of her son. Don War
rer.
Miss Eunice Oldemeyer has re-
turned to Mercedes from College
at Kent, Texas, TO spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Oldemeyer.
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Mission
EARLY MORNING
CEREMONY FRIDAY

Miss Cora elizabeth Whitley and
Charles Thomas Decker. members
of Missions most popular young
people, we're married early Friday
morning. with Rev. George Ben
son reading the service. at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dade Hester. In
this city.
Mrs. Hiester. a devoted friend o.
Mrs. Decker, had the home beau
tifully decorated with roses.
The young people stopped only
long enough after the conclusion
OF the ceremony to cut the cake,
when they left on a wedding trip
OF a few days duration, going to
the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Whitley in
Dayton. Texas. They returned
Monday.
Those in attendance included
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Decker, parents
OF the groom, Paul Tanner. Miss
Helen Melch, DR.. Lloyd Brasher
Mrs. Margaret webb, Mr.. and Mrs
Dade Hester, being only the near
relatives and frien6s OF the couple,
Mrs. Decker has lived in Mission
several years and Is one OF the
most popular teachers in the high
school. Mr.. Decker was reared in
Mission.
The young people will make their
home in Mission, where Mr.. Decker
and his partner. Paul Tanner, are
engaged in business.
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DinnerBnde
Honors Guests
From Houston

"
Mrs. Charles Hupp were hosts at
N enjoyable bridge dnnM on
Monday evening. naming as guests
OF honor. Mr.. s. II. Ross Of Hous-
tou14a guest here in the home Of
her slaughter. Mrs. John Herndon,
MIS- Eaequard OF Galveston, VINO
IS waiting her daughter, Mrs. Wal
YER vann OF this city, and Nelson
W Gay. principal of the local
senior high school for the past year.
VINO Is leaving this week for his
home In North Texas.
Following the delicious dinner,
served at a table which held a love-
~ floral ~centeTpiece. bridge was en-
1oyed until a late hour. K. II. Po-
teet made high score for the even
ing. Gifts were also presented the
honor guests.
Others making UP the personnel
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Hernon,
Mrs T. H Poteet. Mrs. Walter vann-
HOSTESS TO
WEEK END CLUB
MATS. A r.. WHITE was hostess TO
her contract bridge club at the
weekend, at her home here. The
looms were bright with gaily color
ed flowers.
After lunch bridge was played
the hostess scoring high in the
games.
Guests present for the meeting.
were Mrs. ". b. Brown. Mrs. u. Ray
Brown. Mrs. Robert Hensley, Mrs
3. Brown, Mrs. L. Nelson. all Of
La Feria, and Mrs. Miriam Barri-
man Of Santa Rosa.
SURPRISE PARTY
FOR MR. CUIPER
A group Of Mercedes folk gather
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cu!per on Saturday evening.
IN a surprise party. the occasion
being Mr.. Cuiper's birthday.
The evening vas spent in games
and reminiscent stories. Refresh
ments were served.
Those making up the party wish
ing Mr.. Cuiper many returns or the
day, were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Schubert. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Rey-
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MISSION VISITORS
y HONOREES

Complimentary to two visitors,
Mrs. A. NJ. A. Picker or South Da-
kota and Mrs. Houston TfsSier Of
Alabama. Mrs. II. +. Halstead n
tertained with a tea at her home,
the Garden Inn tearoom. on Sat
urday afternoon, with several
guests.
The afternoon was spent in sew
inc. embroidery. fancy work. etc. A
delicious salad and tea was served
IN the later hours.
Beside the honorees. the Mes
danes Picker and Tissier, there
were present the MeSdames Josiah
Bixler. her sister. Mrs. M. A. WAL
scher OF Denver. Mrs. r. p. Conway.
Mrs. j. d. Moore, her grandmother,
Mrs. Record. Of Birmingham. Ala,
Mrs. B. NJ. Strong, Miss Grace KEEP
ford.
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AAIUSU CLUB
ENTERTAINED


Isabel.
ANUSU CLUB /.
ENTERTAINED
The members Of the Arnusu club
met at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Fink of McAllen on Thursday even
ms. Among the members OF Mis-
sion who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs Al Volz and Mrs. William Mas
Sey of North Mission. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Rotelle and Miss Lavenia
Bourgeois Of Mission. The evening
was spent with the popular game
OF bridge. Miss Lavenia Bourgeois
won the high prize for the women.
Mrs. Kleekamp of McAllen won
low. The high prize for the men
was awarded to al Volz and Carl
Rotelle won the low prize. Refresh
ments were served at the close OF
the evenings entertainment.
FAMILY DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. George Culver en-
tertained Mrs. Hazel and children
of Mercedes. Mrs. George Harrel OF
Altus. Oklahoma. Mrs. Ed Hsuff
and daughter Louise of Mercedes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Barnes and
two sons OF the Goodwin tract.
Mrs. Anna Pearl Tryon OF North
Mission at dinner ON Saturday.
CAKE SALE
The Junior Catholic Daughters
will hold a cake sale at the Strahle
building In Mission on Saturday,
June 8. and solicit the patronage
OF the women OF Mission.
JUNIOR CATHOLIC
DAUGHTERS MEET
A business meeting OF the Junior
Catholic Daughters was held az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Klapperich OF
South Sharyland on Friday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
WORK IN POLAND
NTERESTING TOPIC

Work In Poland was the title
OF the discussion at the Methodist
Missionary meeting Thursday aft
ernoon, in the church basement.
Mrs. Homer Smith presided. Mes
danes H. II. Ewing and r. A. Dim
mick were the leaders. assisted by
Mrs. Amelia z. Wood, w. A.
Wolverton and WILDER Close.
A solo vas beautifully rendered
by Mrs. S. L. Hardin. Refreshments
were served and a social hour en-
joyed at the close Of the program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
DAUGHTER BORN
TO BASKINS

~ DhChkAN1
A young daughter. Mary sue. was
born Friday TO Mr.. and Mrs. James
Baskin. The young lady weighed
six pounds and mother and daugh-
Ter are doing fine.
PERSONALS
Miss Eugenia Eppright came home
Thursday from her college work In
Texas university.
Mrs. Houston Tissier left Tues
day for her home in Alabama. be-
Ing accompanied as far as Dallas
by her daughter, Mrs. B. M. Strong,
who will visit her sister In that
city. Mrs. Tissier plans late In the
month TO 20 on TO New York state
for a summer vacation.
Mrs. A. M. A. Picker left Tues
day evening for her home in
Faulkton, South Dakota, for o few
months.
Miss Margaret May Is expected
the last OF the week from Austin,
where she has spent the past year
In the university.
Miss Ruth Spencer has return
ed from her visit in Austin. she
is one Of OF the teaching staff in
the summer school here.
Mrs. Nell Dawson and her bro
ther, Conan Wood returned Mon
day morning from o business trip
to Texarkana.
Postmaster Paul Rosette and
family IN IN Port Isabel for an
outing. They viii be gone about a
week.
Jack watson and family have
returned from their business and
pleasure trip to the Alamo City.
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PERSONALS


MIR. and Mrs. W. X. BoatVright
Of Sharyland left Thursday for
Piainyiew and other parts or
this state. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Jack Gray and
daughter Dorothy, OF North Mis-
sion, who will spend a number or
weeks visiting relatives at their
former home.
Merle Polhemus left for Oklahoma
City on Saturday evening. On his
return he will be accompanied by
his grandfather. Mr.. Phillips. who
will be the guest OF his daughter,
Mrs. j. @. Polhemus and family.
DR.. M. Smith and family left
Sunday evening. DR.. Smith will go
to New York and Mrs. Smith and
sons will be the guests Of her par
ents who reside in Tennessee.
l.. Hollerbach left Tuesday even
ing for st. Louis. He will spend two
weeks at his old home before re-
turning TO the Valley.
Miss Evelyn Tanner. who has
been attending college at Lafayette,
La. returned to her home Wednes-
day evening.
James Weisman OF Kingsville
spent Wednesday at the home of
his uncle, Peter Weisman and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Jencks and
son Marcine, Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald
spent Sunday evening at McAllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Bishop OF
McAIlen are remodeling the dwell
ling Of the Citrus Farm Of Mr.. An
derson on the three-mile road. They
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
SOCIAL MEETING

Circle Number 2 or the Baptist
church of Mission met at the home
OF Mrs. Claude Hilburn on Tues
day. A social meeting was held after
which refreshments were served by
the hostess.
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WIENER TOAST AT
LAKE ENJOYED
MRS. CROCKETT
CLUB HOSTESS

The Needle Craft club was de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. FL
bert Crockett at her home In Queen
City Annex.
Following two hours spent al
needle work. a tempting buffet
luncheon was served. Those pre-
sent for this pleasant afternoon
were Mesdames w. j. Kramer. C..
p. owen. j. o. Wood. Alden Wade.
.. p. Canoe. z. v. May. L. NJ. Find
ley, j. G. Dawson. l.. s. Colvin,
J. e. Haynes. A. X. Phillips, Ed
Yates. Z. B. Wilmer, r. L. Friffith,
Paul Shotwell. j. II. Christener, II.
T. Stotler. J. S. Mcneil. j.. r.
Barry. l.. r.. Crockett. and Mrs.
Doris Thompson Of Savannah, Mo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
North Mission
CAMPING PARTY

MIR. and Mrs. Paul Rosette and
family are spending q weeks vaca-
ton on a camping trip TO Port
Isabel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
PICNIC ENJOYED

The women Of the Presbyterian
church Of Mission held a picnic at
the Lions Park on Friday evening
Among those who attended from
North Mission were Mrs. L. II. Smith
and daughter. Mrs. l. 3. Ash. Mrs.
George Hansen and daughter, Ber-
nice, Mrs. ]. j. Mulkey and child
ren.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
Wedding At
High Noon
Unites Tulo

SAN BENITO. June "A mar
riage OF wide interest was celebrat-
ed at high noon Wednesday at AL
Saints Church in San Benito with
the Reverend Mr.. r. o. Macintosh
rector Of the Church OF the Advent CT
Brownsville assisting the Reverend
M. w. Everett johnson, In reading
the lines OF the double ring cere-
mony for Miss Eleanor Watson
daughter OF Mrs. Elanore Watson,
and George William Puteenat son
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Putesnat OF
Brownsville.
Miss Watson was given I'm marri-
age by her uncle. Harvey Klerlann
OF Brownsville.
Awaiting the bride at the alter
was the bridegroom and his ,iest
man, William Whitman, hts uncle.
Miss Maxine Bruce was the brides
only attendant.
The bride wore q becoming en-
semble Of shell pink with harmonic
ing accessories and carried a bridal
bouquet Of pink rose buds and Ill
lies of the VALLEY. Her only ador1-
ments were a lovely string OF pearls
. gift of the bridegroom, ana two
Antique bracelets.
Miss Bruce wore a lovely dress
OF Alice blue with pinx accessories
and carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Following the service at the
church. a wedding breakfast was
served at the home OF the brides
mother, with only members or the
immediate families and a few init
mate friends being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putegnat left the
same afternoon for Monterrey and
Mexico City on their honeymoon
trip and will be at home II WesI
Brownsville after June Is. They aIe
both members Of pioneer farailies
Of Brownsville and have a wide
circle OF friends in the Valley.
NEW MEMBERS
OF CLUB PRESENT
The Junior Music club had will
them for their meeting Monday
at the country home Of Miss Manle
Humble. Misses Virginia Mack anc
Catherine Reese. newly elects.
members Of the club.
During the business session ii
was decided to meet during the sun
nler months on the first and thru
Mondays Of each month. Durinr
these bi-monthly meetings a musi
cal program will be carried out.
The next meeting Of the club vii
be at the HON Of Miss Helen Har.
ris.
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Brownsville CLUB
and Social Activities

hi Of La Feria, and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Beres and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ar
mold Of Weslaco.
WIENER ROAST AT
LAKE ENJOYED
A group Of young folk motored to
Lake Campacaus one evening at the
weekend. where a weiner roast and
an evening of games were enjoyed.
Those making up the party we're
Misses Martha Yearwood, Emmie
johnson. Billie Crane, Vera Barry.
Ocie McNiel and Bonnie May HON
Of Corpus Christi. and Messrs Doc
Kendrick. Ralph Fritz, Wallace
Hurley. Louise Drake and Jimmie
Gates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
RIDGE-MEXICAN


The Friday Mite Dinner Bridge
club meets on Thursday night at
the home OF DR.. and MIST. r.
Burnett.
Five tables of guests enjoyed the
games and a Mexican diniier served
by the hostess. with the following
were scorers for the evening: Mrs.
II. H. Rankin and VIII Brown.
highs: Mrs. Franklin Ewers and
Will Parrish. lows.
Messrs. and Mesdames L. @. Ply
Ter: Rudolph j. Rome, w. r. Par
rlsn' MIS- Herbert G. Jeiiries and
Mrs. <. p. Congdon and Miss
Mamie Rome were out OF club
guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04

An election Of officers was held and
Miss Mary Katherine Fine was e.
ected as the new president for the
coming year. Lenoe Kohler viii
serve as vice-president. Bertha
Rigler, secretary and Alice Fine,
treasurer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04

Mesdames George Mitchell. Clar-
ence Jewett and Howard Quick at
tended the meeting Of the Young
Matrons Missionary Society Of Mis-
sion which met at the home Of Mrs.
Alton Bentsen Of Sharyland on
Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04

The young people of the Mission
Methodist church Epvorth League
held a weiner roast at the river on
Friday evening. There was a good
attendance and Mess-s. Roseman
Mitchell and George Jones Of North
Mission were members who enjoy
ed the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
BAPTIST CIRCLES
Arr y

Mrs. Galen Bushey was hostess "a
one OF the Baptist Missionary cir
Giles. with Mrs. Mathis acting as
chairman in the absence OF Mrs
Minyard. She led the study course
on a book in the Bible.
After the program Mrs. Bushey
brought a quilt to be worked on.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the period Of sewing.
Mrs. Hettrick was hostess to an
other circle, when an interested set
Of women enjoyed the leadership
OF Mrs, George Benson, who "a I,
a splendid d~elineation OF the les
son for the day.
Mrs. Hilburn, who lives on the
North Mission tract, entertained
the third circle, with Mrs. Reed as
chairman and lesson study super
intendent.
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PERSONALS ?

Mr.. and Mrs. o. z. Van Berg
have returned from an overland
trip to San Antonio.
Mrs. A. Wingarten has returned
to her home in Houston after a
visit here with her mother, Mrs.
S. Baum.
Mrs. Don Warner has returned
from an extended visit with rell-
ti7es In Mansfield and other points
in North Texas. Mrs. II. p. War.
ner has returned to her home ir
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-04
DEMONSTRATION
CLUB MEETS

The Loyal Workers home demon
stration club was entertained at
their recent meeting by Mrs. Earl
Shannon.
At the close OF the program a re-
freshment course was served 10 the
following: Mesdames j. A. Chap
man. NJ. A. Barehelt. Frank Caison,
w. r. Crosswhite. z. J. Drefke. z.
K. Etnire. G. w. cliff. j. ID. Karsr,
Ernest Larson. Benz identeyer, ).
u Shrivet. John Williams and
Lawrence Wise.
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ApartmPnt Hotel
Modern apDointrrents. electric refrtgs
Grafton, rornpIete 24-hour elevator ssvv-
Ice restaurant and stores within
building.
RATES
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Resident Manager