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The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
Child HEALTH DAY
AND MAY day PRO-
GRAM AT SACATON

The Pima Indians are
having a big celebration to-
day at Sacaton, Agency
honoring Child Health Day
and May Day with appro-
pirate programs. A barbe-
cue luncheon will be served
and a big day is anticipated
with games and contests of
all kinds. Prizes will be
awarded for the best kept
homes and for the other con-
tests as we'll.
Many organizations and
schools are making Child
Health Day a part of their
May Day pro gr a m S,
Health Day program stress
ing the Importance of child
welfare by careful study of
their difficulties and needs,
preventing delinquency
through health activities and
other forces calculating to
influence the early life of
the child. These efforts are
truly a worthy cause for
Health Day programs and
celebrations.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
RICHT-OF-WAY SUIT
ONP|NAL CO.DOCKET

Trial of the suit of the
state of Arizona against S. K.
Phillips, former member of
the board of supervisors of
Maricopa county, for a de-
termination of a right-of-way
for a section of the new
Tucson-Florence highway
between Coolidge and Flor
ence, began in the Pinal
county superior court Thurs
day.
The suit was brought after
Mr.. Phillips alleged that the
right-of-way of the new
road damaged some land he
owns in the Florence-Casa
Grande valley. The state,
on the other hand, claims
that the right-of-way is on
public domain and that the
land of Mr.. Phillips is not
damaged by the new road,
but its value is, on the con-
trary, increased.
In answer to the action,
Mr.. Phillips has filled a
cross complaint for damages
to his land from the road -
Exchange.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
NEVADA PREPARING
FOR MANY DIVORCES

Nevada's divorce machi-
merry was being oiled and
speeded up preparatory to
going on a quantity produc-
tion basis May 1, when the
new six weeks residence
law goes into effect. The
capacity Of the courts there
will be about 100 divorces
a day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
THE NEW IRRIGATION BUILD
ING NEARING COMPLETION

The new brick and ce-
ment building being erected
on Roosevelt avenue for the
Irrigation Service is fast
nearing completion. The
walls will be completed by
the last of the week ready
for the carpenters to begin
work.
This is a fine structure
and will make another big
improvement for our fast
growing little city.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
EARTH SHOCKS KILL $50

20, 900 Homeless and $50
reported killed in earth
quakes in Soviet Russia.
Many villages were devas-
ated and incessant rains ad-
ded misery to the suffering
peasants. Rescue parties
were organized and medi-
cal units were dispatched
with doctors, nurses and sup
plies.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT.
ARE CRAWLING HIGHWAY

The county trucks have
been busy the past week
graveling the h i G h w a y
north from Borree's Corner
to the Casa Grande-Flor-
ence highway. This was a
much needed improvement
as the road had become al
most impossible owing to the
loose dirt.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
NATURALIZATION
OF WONAN'S CLUB
MET AT PHOENIX

week for Phoenix Club Wo-
man who entertained the
National Convention at that
place.
Mrs. R. J. Jones, Presi-
dent of the Coolidge Club,
Mrs. r. T. Prather, Mrs
Karl Fisher, and Mrs. T.
Terrill attended the conven-
ton at Phoenix several days,
The following article from
the Winslow Mail explains
what club women can do.
Mrs. John Sippel of Bal
timore, president of the
General Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs in her annual
report to the national bien-
nial council today portrayed
woman's versatility in the
fields of achievement
what have club women
done-and what can they
do? she asked.
"Miss Ruth Wilbur, an
Iowa club woman answered,
this adequately when she
said They can give the COM
plex of st. Francis of Assist,
or tell the result of a psy-
choanalysis of Dostioevsky.
They know Tolstoy and Ia
gore and Krishnamurti-
they can darn hose and
wash dishes until their work
is classed with the arts. They
understand and interpret
Heifetz and Rachmaninoff
and little Max Rosen-they
are able to take down the
stove pipe and clean it out.
They can give a synopsis of
the Illiad offhand, they ap-
preciate Turner's sunsets,
they know every nook and
corner of the Pitt Palace
they know how to make
soap. Their talents are un-
numbered, and | am not at
tempting to hint at all of
even the greatest of their
accomplishments, but just
touching a few"
While major projects of
world wide concern such as
world peace, disarmament
and readjustment of the pre-
yailing economic situation
will occupy important places
on the council calendar,
Mrs. Sippel told the dele
gates they will hear discus
sions of more intimate pro-
blems relating to the home
life of every woman.
The council is composed
lagely of American mothers,
Mrs. Sippel said, "Who are
concerned deeply over the
improvement of posterity
and who believe that one
good community nurse will
save a dozen future police.
men.
"If we could have but one
generation of properly born
trained and educated child.
rem, a t h Gus sand other
problems of government
would vanish. We would
assure ourselves of health.
Ter minds in more vigorous
bodies to direct the energies
of our nation to yet greater
heights of achievements.
Humanitarian activity
of the federation has beef
so effective in recent years.
Mrs. Sippel reported, "tha
it brought a highly com
mandatory letter of appre
citation from President Hoo
yer, who calls attention t.
the federation's cooperation
with the presidents emer
gency committee for employ
ment."
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
HEREOF SCHOOLDUS
TRAGEDY TO dine
With Pres. HOOVER

Washington, April 28-
UP)-The most fanciful
Imagination of a Colorado
schoolboy could never con-
ceive that he might some
day chat and perhaps dine
with the president of the
United States and the king
of Siam.
Even Tom Sawyer never
thought of that. He calu-
lated the possibility of din
ing with the pesident at the
White House, but the king of
Siam is a different matter,
and both together thought
that was impossible.
Yet that fairy tale has
come true for 13-year old
Bryant Untiedt, the lad who
stripped his clothes and led
a dance to save the freezing
children snowbound in a
bus near Lamar, Colorado,
five weeks ago.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
EVANCELISTIC MEETING


To begin next Sunday
May 3, 1881, on the vacant
lot across the street north
of Pay'n Takit.
Services will be II a. m.
and 8 p. m. Meeting will
last indefinitely. All are
cordially invited to attend.
While the meeting is being
sponsored by the Baptists,
every Christian of whatever
name, or of no name, is
most cordially and earnest
ly desired to cooperate.
J. F. WOOD, Pastor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
Thorns With Flowers

What would we do in this
World of ours,
Were it not for the dreams
ahead?
For thorns are mixed with
the blooming flowers,
No matter which path we
tead.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Teacher-Johnny, what's
the difference between a
battle and a massacre.
Johnny-A battle is where
a whole lot of whites kill a
few Indians, and a massacre
is where lot of Indians kill
a few whites.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
SACRIFICE SALE

Good four-room house,
shower, kitchen water, gar
age, lawn. $500 will handle.
Must sell. Coolidge Exami-
ner. 1T.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

The Coolidge school boys
are practicing base ball,
they are going to Casa
Grande to play ball May 1.
Casa Grande white washed
Coolidge in the last ball
game. The girls will have
a game too. Opal Martin is
pitcher, Baker catcher,
Anna Mae 1st. base, Majorie
2nd. base, Kelvie Lee third
and Evelyn Clay short stop,
Dorothy right field, Alma
center field, and Nevada
left field. The teachers are
doing their best to have a
good team.
Dan Wallace.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
Stranger-Rustus, VIII;

OLFdnger-R WndU
do you do for a living?
Rustus-Nutthin, sub.
Stranger-Well, that's a
pleasant job, I must say. NO
worries attached to it.
Rustus-Nawsuh. 'Ceptin'
All mought lose it.
The Pathfinder
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Coy c..
Hamilton spent the week
end in Cochise county see
ing old friends.
Robert Lewis is having a
new house built on his farm
seven miles northwest OF
Coolidge this week.
A baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Williams
at the Steward hospital last
Monday morning.
Miss Vivian Hooper OF
Casa Grande was IN town
Monday evening for a short
visit with her parents.
r. J. Jones and ii. n.
Shelter were trying their
luck at capturing the finny
tribe at Picacho lake Sun
day.
Owing to the cool wealth
er the past few days the
Arizona Edison company
changed their ice advertise
ment to Ever Hot Cookers.
o. l.. Patterson has pur-
chased the Conoco Gas
Station on north Main ST.,
and will take charge of the
same today, May 1st.
The pat on the back that
influences ones life the
most is the one they get in
their youth from the hair
/ brush.-The Pathfinder.
The showers we have
been getting daily the past
week have been greatly ap-
preciated after the dust
storms of last week.
Mr.. Y. C. White was call
ed to Ell Paso the first of the
week because of the serious
illness of his mother who re-
sides there. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. White.
The Examiner Office turn
ed out an SPACE advertising
circular last week for Appel
and Sons, located at Bor-
ree's Corner. They believe
in advertising and are en-
Ijoying a good business in
consequence.
Those who attended the
Lions State convention at
Stafford last Friday and Sat
urday from Coolidge were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Ketcher-
sid, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wilke,
D. S. Davis, B. G. Lettering,
and Mrs. Bessie Wright.
Mrs. Dave Bryce and Mrs.
r. j. Edwards went to Phoe-
nix Wednesday to visit their
mother Mrs. Eliza Hawkins,
who is at the Good Samari-
tan Hospital preparing her
self for an operation.
Petitions were being cir
culated at Coolidge Wednes-
day for the establishment OF
a freight truck line to be op-
Grated between Phoenix,
. Tucson and Nogales. 1t will
come up for a hearing be-
: fore the Arizona Corpora,
ton Commission next Mon.
day at Phoenix.
I SACRIFICE SALE
Good four-room house
| shower, kitchen water, gar
r age, lawn. $500 will handle
: Must sell. Coolidge Exami
ner. 4f
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Last Friday the sixth
grade had a very interesting
time at Picacho lake; we
left at l p. m. and came home
at 400. We went in swimm-
ing and the water was cold
but we had a very good
time. We also had a ball
game out there and then
went in swimming again be-
fore we came home. Our
teacher Miss O'Connor and
Mr.. Eisenhart and Mrs. Boil
lin went also and furnished
cars.
Doris Burt.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Petitions were being cir
culated at Coolidge Wednes-
day for the establishment of
a freight truck line to be op-
Grated between Phoenix,
Tucson and Nogales. 1t will
come up for a hearing be-
fore the Arizona Corpora
tion Commission next Mon
day at Phoenix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

The seventh, eighth, first
and third grades are get
ting ready for the school
play that will be held at the
end of the school year. 1t
will be at the Coolidge
school.
Ray Bollin.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
SCHOOL NEWS

The Coolidge school boys
and girls are doing their
best to get good grade in
their lessons for promotion
day is near. Promotion is
in danger for those who get
low grades on their reports.
They better hurry up or
they'll be sorry soon.
Diego Uribe.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Friday evening at 2:3O
p. m. the Coolidge boys and
girls are 60 in G to
Casa Grande to play ball.
We have a good boys team
and we expect it to be a
tighth' game; the teachers
that are going are Mr.. Cul-
bert and Miss O'Conner.
We are going to win if we
can.
HaSSell Nix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Mrs. Dave Bryce and Mrs.
R. j. Edwards went to Phoe-
nix Wednesday to visit their
mother Mrs. Eliza Hawkins,
who is at the Good Samari-
tan Hospital preparing her.
self for an operation.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01
Iz(D<)GuzS

Mrs. J. J. Jones left for
Ell Paso, Texas to attend a
wedding of a nephew.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Those who attended the
Lions State convention at
Stafford last Friday and Sat
urday from Coolidge were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Ketcher-
sid, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wilke,
D. S. Davis, B. G. Lettering,
and Mrs. Bessie Wright.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Mr.. Y. C.. White was call
ed to Ell Paso the first of the
week because of the serious
illness of his mother who re-
sides there. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. White.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Mrs. N. Pinkley and Mr.,
and Mrs. Evanstadt were
Phoenix visitors last Mon
day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

The Examiner office turn
ed out an SPACE advertising
circular last week for Appel
and Sons, located at Bor-
ree's Corner. They believe
in advertising and are en-
joying a good business in
consequence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

r. J. Jones and H. n.
Shelter were trying their
luck at capturing the finny
tribe at Picacho lake Sun
day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Miss Vivian Hooper OF
Casa Grande was in town
Monday evening for a short
visit with her parents.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

The showers we have
been getting daily the past
week have been greatly ap-
preciated after the dust
storms of last week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-05-01

Owing to the cool wealth
er the past few days the
Arizona Edison company
changed their ice advertise
ment to Ever Hot Cookers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-16

ME Written Of McAllen on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin = IS and
son were Sunday guests home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. :. Robinson OF
McAllen.
MI. and Mrs. J. Hoffman. son
Richard and daughter, Carol left
Monday for Vienna. 8. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baker and fam
lily were Sunday guests at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. rom Gillespie OF
Pharr.
MI. and Mrs Henry Alsmeyer
and family OF San Benito we're sun
day guests at the home OF MIR
and Mrs. FL. M Updike.
Mrs. Haze Bishop and son left
Thursday for Waco to visit her par
entS.
Mrs. Fredenkamp and daughter
Thelma, who have hcen a. asts al
the home Of MI. and Mrs. r. X. Hill
burn left Thursday for their home
az Evansville, Indiana.
sLrs. j. q. Polhemr- father
MI. Phillips, left for Oklahoma City
on Sunday evening.
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by a luncheon given by the Cath
oiic ladies of McAllen.
PERSONALS
MI. and Mrs "A. ". Campbell were
Sunday guests az the home or Mr..
ard MRS. Mother OF Edinburg.
McSSrS. Conway Darlington OF
North Mission and william Shaffer
Of Mission were III Rio Grande
City on Friday.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Z. F. Haynes, their
daughter. Miss Veryl Haynes OF
Kansas City. who Is spending a
week at the Haynes home, and their
son. X. G.. Haynes. spent Monday
and Tuesday at Port isabel on a
sightseeing trip.
Mrs. G.. IL. Bushey, who has been
visiting her parents in Missouri,
returned 70 her home on Wednes-
day.
Ray Thorpe and mother In law,
who have been guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe,
left for Tulsa, Oklahoma. on Fri
day.
Mr.. and hrs. w. G. Downing are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Holland
Of Kansas City. Miss Edith Down
ing Of Kansas City and Clovis Hol-
land or Valley Mills who arrived
on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. IT. Gray and
son. Harvey left for GienroSe on
Friday TO spend their vacation.
Mesdames j. u. watson and Evans
OF Pharr were guests at the home
Of Mrs. A. j. Campbell on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Moody OF Har-
lingcn spent Wednesday night al
the parental home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Ferguson.
Mrs. r. Nv. Carroll and son, Glen
Of Los FresnoS, her son. Kenneth
OF Chicago. VINO Is a house guest
at the parental home. we're guests
at the home cf Mr.. and Mrs. d. L.
Smith on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloman Taylor and
Mr.. Fred TAYLOR Of McAllen spent
Sunday at the home or Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Volz.
Mrs. Curtis Fchols entertained
Mrs. Amos Written and Miss Win
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Delightful
PdnyHonors
Miss Hurwitz

Miss Sarah Shapiro entertained
on Wednesday evening with a de-
lghtful porch bridge party 10 hon.
or Miss Anna Hurwitz Of Texas
City, a guest In the home OF her
brother-in-iaw and sister, N1r. and
Mr.. Sam Abelow Of Fort Brown.
Five tables were arranged on the
large porch or the Shapiro home
ant IL was O most enjoyable and
pleasant setting with the ferns.
climbing roses and other blossom
ing plants as a natural background.
Games OF bridge and pinochle-rum-
my were played.
Score awards and appropriate
prizes we're received by Mss Annie
lie, Berryhill. high for girls In
bridge; John Hill, high for boys:
Miss Thelma Leb0witz. high for
girls In pinochle-rummy and Mil
ton Peine, high for boys. The host
ess remembered her honored guest
with a lovely gift.
An ice course was served and
dancing filled in the remainder Of
the evening.
Guests hidden were: Misses Fran
ces Sethman. Anna Hurwitz. Thel-
ma Lebowitz. OF san Benito, Rosa
Ign Breedlove, Annie Lee Berry
hill, Cleo Rose. Sammy enable,
Harriet Hausman. Amy Bauer and
Marjorie Rel; Messrs. Hersh Frock-
man. Milton Peine. Bernard and
Jack Lebowitz Of san Semitic, Max
Shapiro, Charles and John Hill,
Monroe Hausman, Evans Conklin.
a. Hugh Biggs.
Miss Shapiro was assisted IN her
hostess duties by her mother and
Mrs. l. 3. Lebowitz OF San Benito.
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Comings, Goings

Mrs. q. K. Kelley and daughter.
Miss LOIS OF Glunlngs, are the
mouse guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry
l.. Keilty. MRS. Kelley is the mother
oI Mr.. Kelley.
Mrs. q. :. Stell left the early
part Of the week for Humble ana
Port Arthur where she will visit
her daughter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Ransome are
vacationing In central Texas with
relatives and friends.
Miss Dorothy Shuckman and
brothers, Harold and Kenneth.
have returned from a weeks vaca-
ton trip to Columbus.
Miss Marie Browne. city nurse,
Miss Rachel Pierce. school nurse,
n. G. Graham, county sanltarlan,
Rev. 0. G. Grove and Mrs. II. l.,
Yates we're in attendance at a
meeting 81 tire Cameron County
Advisory Council in Santa Maria
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. amberth and
MI. and Mrs. G.. G. Lamherth and
daughter. Mrs. Ava Prosser and
daughter, Lila Lee. were recent
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. u. IA. Redd
tn Pharr.
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Arrive From
Ell Salvador

MIR. and Mrs. J.. L. Portman have
arrived in Brownsville from El
Salvador, Central America, where
they have been since last August.
Mrs. Portman will be remembered
as the former Miss Mary Belling-
hauser.
At present they r visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bellinghauser. The couple plans 10
locate ia the Valley.
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North Mission
RANCH PARTY
EXCITING

MIR. and Mrs. Tom Gill enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. z. F.. Hynes.
\daughter Veryl and son, f. G.
kgaynes: MI. and Mrs. Oscar Parks
and daughter Lois. OF North Mis-
sion: Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Crom Of
South Mission at their ranch north
west OF Mission on Friday. The
guests were shown real ranch
scenes after which they enjoyed a
delicious barbecued dinner.
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LEAGUE
IN BIxLER HOME

TIL members OF the EpWortn
League II Mission Methodist church
were entertained Tuesday evening
July q. at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Bixler. Nineteen MEM
bers Of the league enjoyed the
evening at this hospitable home.
After the evenings entertainment
the hostess served cake and punch
to the members and guests which
included Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mitchell Of North Mission.
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The most accurate clock IN the
world. which is expected to be
correct TO within one ten-thou-
sandth CT a secor per day. IS be-
ing set up at the II. s. Bureau OF
Standards In Washington. ~. G.
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Luncheon Meet
Held By Club

"A good representation was pres
ent at the regular luncheon meet
ing OF the Business and Profession
al Women's club In the ri Jardin
dining room on Wednesday. No
business was taken up.
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Charity Home
Children Enjoy
Show and Party

Miss Lydia Champion. manager Of
the local charity home. wishes to
express her thanks and appreciation
10 Mr.. Dave Young. who was host
recently to the children OF the home
at a theater party. About twenty
three were included In the group
attending the show.
I week, FREDERICK Lopez fur
nished transportation for a beach
party for the same group at Boca
Chica. The children enjoyed the
afternoon swimming and playing
games ON the sands.
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ATTENDS
IN McAIIEN

Mrs. AL Volz attended the initia-
ton OF the Catholic Daughters OF
America which vas he'd at St.
Genevieve School at McAllen on
Sunday morning. This was followed
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All Are Urged To
Attend ". c. T. IT,.
Meeting FRIDAY

The Brownsville w. G. T. y. Will
meet Friday. July nth az $3.50 at
the Methodist Church. Mrs. Carl
son. evangelistic director Of this
district viii be the principal speak
er Of the afternoon. III interested
are urged to attend.
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MI. and Mrs. AT Volz and lam
ilv. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Smith and
son Billy and their house guest
Master Glen Carroll Of Los Fresnos
enjoyed a picnic at Lions Park on
Saturday evening.
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JUNIOR CATHOLIC
DAUGHTERS MEET

Junior Catholic Daughter OF
North Mission who entered camp at
Penitas Lake on Monday were
Misses Mary Catherine, Alice and
Helen Fine. Helen Weisman, and
Beatrice Hcllerbach. They Will
spend two days in camp.
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BUSINESS MEETING
HELD BY LEAGUE

The members Of the Epworth
League Of the Methodist church 81
Mission held a business meeting al
the home Of Miss Wykoff on Tues
day evening.
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m SOCIETY CRQES---A COMp ETEP PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN s=

Thursday from an extended trip
through Colorado and New Mexicn.
MFR. and Mrs. p. o. Bourne and
Monday fr her horne I'm Anadarka.
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SPEND WEEKEND
AT BEACH

Among ti-r 1e included IN the party
spending the weekend &c Boca Chica
were Messrs and Mesdames S. r.
Nielsen. Alfred Jackson. Boyer. Roy
Haney and SONS. I'm Wright and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Stall
hngs. Misses Ada B-ss 'Stalllngs.
Hazel and Ruby Doris. Jackson.
Jaunita and Clara Harkins, Helen
Ruth and Norma Mae -elsen.
PERSONALS
Mrs. DottIe Bell Murphy left
children OF Santa Rosa were all
ers here Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Marshal Bourne and
daughter. Beatri< Anne and New
ton Klemann were callers at the
Spr0use home III San Perlita, Fri
day.
Misses Hazel and Lois Wilson rho
are attending the Junior College In
Brownsville spent the weekend with
their mother, Mrs. Alice Wilson.
Mrs. Jesse Shirar was "a caller III
Raymondville Frida-.
Betty 10 bourne OF Santa Rosa
spent Friday here with her grand
mother, Mrs. I. p. Bourne.
. Mrs. Nancy Wilson and Mrs.
Jessie Sherar and son Harold ere
all day guests OF Mrs. Mary Hall
Of Lyford.
Mr.. and -Ars. Riley Morris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Goodman and
son. Billy spent the weekend In
Corpus Christi.
Mrs. J. r. Sprouse and son.
Arthur and nephew. William Armi-
stead Of San Perlita were callers AZ
the w. r. Bourn home wednesday.
M and Mrs. 5. r. Nielsen and
daughters. Helen Futh and Norma
Mae were visitors in Brownsville
Thursday.
Mrs. Vera Smith was IN caller In
Raymondvilie Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cakes and
daughter. ClareLce. returned home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-16

HOUSE GUEST HONOREE
Al

Mrs. B. c. Stallings entertained
with a luncheon Thursday. compli-
menting her house guest. Mrs. Dot
tie Belle Murphy OF Anadarka. Okla,
The out OF town guests were Aes-
dams r. Klemann and +. X. Wat
son and Newton Klemann and Ira
Wis Stallings.