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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COOK 'colored). waitress. general maid
excellent laundress. will work oy week, day
or part time reference North as42.
COOK colored. frst-class reference, wishes
position 225 Que St NV
GENERAL HOUsEWORK or mothers helper,
who'll part time bv colored girl. neat.
eeXperienced' city references. Potomac
GENERAL MAID, colored, neat pleasant;
excellent cook, waitress all-around general
worker. or part time reference. Dec. O537.
GIRL %. white. wants light housework and
VILE 1917 or call "a W Monkgomery ave,
upstairs, Rockville. Nd,
GIRI. colored reliable. wishes part time or
day's work; excellent references, Cali before
or maid Call w 2725-J l6'
GIRL. colored. reliable. wants part-time CIR
days work. North 1873.
HALF DAYS WORK. of any kind wanted
bv colored woman; reference given. Address
1916 20th st. NV.
MAID-I wish to place very capable young
white woman with 3 years experience, cen
eral housework and small children refer
26-B. Star ONCE
WIDOW. with child, desires position as
housekeeper. in Va or Md Address Box
WOMAN, colored, wants Job as dishwasher.
night or day. Mary Moses, 1921 Euclid. see
janitor.
WOMAN, white, will. do housework and
nursing country preferred Address Box
Rob. Star Office l8'
WOMAN. colored. wants place as cook; stay
nieht Phone Potomac 325S
WOMAN. colored; wants place as general
houseworker: so0d cit" ref; can stay nioots
Call Clarendon l4o6-W9. IT.
WOMAN, colored. wants position as plain
cook: no objection TO children: stay NIGHTS;
good references. 445 ST NV 49,
WORK wanted by experienced maid, full or
part time; reference, Adams 26o4-J
YOUNG GIRL coored. wishes Job as
mothers helper, maid or part-time work.
Call North 453T.
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FURNlTURE-Big prices paid Do not be
mlSIeo. The Lincoln Co. has no connection
with any firm in the business Phone Met
ropolitan 1917. We VIII pay the highest cash
pr.CeS tOr ANYTHING Of NalMe
Evening star., 1931-12-16

CHEVROLET. 1929, COUPE; no rumble seat;
teed; rare bargain at s235 Act today. Cal
ian Motors. Inc. 1879 NJ St NV. Franklin
Automobile Distributors. Open Sunday and
evenings. North 26O4
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FURN1TURE-We advertise TO pay more for
furniture; household effects, once furniture
it.. Phone US and be CONVINCED Tn. lin.
coin Co. Metropolitan 88I7
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FURN1TURE-We pay highest cash prices
Tor furniture Of all kinds also stocks OF
mefchandISe. For prompt results phone
Douglas, Met. 1873: evenings Col 4se7 81.
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to buy direct from pri-
Eale party some used iurHI'Ire, can pay
caSn. Phone Metrooo,itan 3O5l Is.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. highest prices paid
IoE furniture. rugs. old oil. bric-a -brac por-
traits. Call Murray, be convinced. Met 5000
lS'
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PlANo-Baby grand size, used Steinway. not
OYER years old. Address Box lab, Star
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tURNITURE-Hay you any furniture you
Met 1854 1888 7th st NV Is.
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CHEVROLET COACH. le30-Excellent con-
d.tion s365: truck. Graham Brothers. 1923
ecod condition. SlT5 both privately owned;
must De sold at once. Shepherd 27Ss-J
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
BEDDING CT ali kinds rerovated and steril-
led by process approved by Health Dept.
D. c. Prompt service and low plices ps EAskie EnzskH
Bedding Co. 22l5 Sth st: ne Decatur WOO:
BEDDING RENOVATED AND sTERLlzED
AMERICAN BEDDING CO.,
4th AND BRYANT SITS. NE. POT. 32S2
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and ad
PillSS' Wass Msttpe.s Eenq Oss. e. ssss
BEDDING RENOVATED, SPRINGS, mattresses,
pillows feather mat: down eomIofs, te-SS0xI tSS0oI
cred. ideal Bedding Co. 622 NV MAJ 40y4
BOILERS. FURNACES cleaned and ., Iepaired red
crate bars asbestos covering Grown ruei
Service, 917 ilth st. NV. Dist s322:
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION
Repair Work OF All Kinds.
We will completely remodel your home Tor
a small monthly payment
Architectural Services.
CARPENTER work. brick work. painting
plumbing heating. plasterins. ttlne, rooms.
metal weather stripping Anytnns ~ 'he
line of general CONSTRUCTION or fsRa'rS oioa
For estimates call National BOW.
HARRY T. SlSk.
o27 New York Ave. NV. 20
CARPYNTER, exp,i rspairs, ar i%proyTsa~fEass "Ta Ess
poScnss, petitions doors, es1nnaess.a na - ooa M
&c. Net. 2l4s. x Roveu' ~ ara nv ~
Evening star., 1931-12-16

Old GOLD-Brng your old cold silver. pIati-
nun mum diamonds. also discarded jewelry: We
nee" e iAeM m cur manufacturing dent: will
pay AlRheSt prices Kahn. Inc. cas- p St
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CHEVROLET COACH, 1923: in excellent con-
dltlon throughout; will sell for $500, really
worth great deal more; Will sell on easy
! terms. 2752 Woodley pl. NV. Col l245
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Met GSl7 So. 9th ST. NV. An .stabliSb.d
reputation for paving the biggest prices in
Evening star., 1931-12-16

CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE COUPE. black:
splendid condition; foreign service ofncer
ordered abroad must sacrifice; s225; terms
North 0494 after $50
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P!ANO-Sts ndard make bsbv srand piano
Box 1854. Star Office I-s
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rlANC-Gooc small size upright, for cash;
SS.ate make and Lrice. Address Box l5-B,
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EURNlICRE-Don I sacrifice your furniture
We VII give more for furniture bric-a -brac
en!na' antiques and once furniture Phone
Me- 68l7, 604 9th st II "
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GOLD, silver, watches. r;4aunds and old
every needed in our nanufacturing dept
run ca5h value paid Seinger's, 8i8 P ST.
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| CHEVROLET DE LUXE SEDAN, latest 1881:
new except Tor few miles; cost over $500;
| you can buy for 1895; a peach of a little
| car. Blanton Motor Co. No. New York
ave Omen TIL ln u
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SALE OR TRADE-Specially equipped Philco
osoy grand. tubes. VIII trade on car or
what have you. Address Box 2e-B. Star
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| CHEVROLET 1891 DE LUXE SEDAN-S wir.
wheels; lust like new; S525. 1896 Chevrolet
business coupe, splendid condition; only
SZS5 1880 Chevrolet sport sedan beautiful
maroon; only driven 8 600 miles; s425. 1890
CneVrolet sport coupe; rumble seati smart
| looking job: 1885. 1929 Chevrolet sedan: in
| perfect condition. S325. 1929 Chevrolet
coach; motor rebored: a real buy at S275
| st NV
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CLOTHING - Mems. womens. children7s
| c!othes, shoes. evening gowns. housefurnlsh-
ings. etc bought Phone Mrs Freeman
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4-line rinlUum
! time. 25c per line
5 times. 23c per line.
= times. 2lc per line.
80 times or more consecutivelv. zoe per line.
Advertisements under Personal. Sc per line
additional
Transient classified Advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received ever the Business Counter Of
The Star at regular rates.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILLARD

26x3i. suitable for BlcentenniaI celebration;
us Apt. 7o3, 18th and G SITS NV
OULT-Fancy handmade quilt yellow and
white; lovely Gift. Phone Columbia 344s-J
RADIO. stromberg Carlson combina alton
Evening star., 1931-12-16

FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. wire haired, pedi
greed reasonable. West 023O 2l28 L 81
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BOOKS BOUGHT-Hghest prices All kinds,
any Quantities. Phone Met 54l5 Pearl
mans Big Book Shop, s33 G Nv Est. 1907.
CASH REGISTERS. show cases and stor.
pxtTf entire contents bought Edgar
SAUM Inc. 9l4 st. NV Met ef4&
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APPAREL-Men. S. women's and thildren's
aho furniture OF all descriptions wanted 70!
fummaRe sale Gather up what you hayl
no further use for. Cali NJ Cohen. l23:
Hn 81. NV Met. 1854 and 7749. Pay cash
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HELP-MEN.

BOOXKEEPER-Youn man, experienced; !;
part time. Apply 1906 7th st. NV. M
Rods
BUTCHER wanted; good position for expe-
rIenced. steady man; references. 1543 St
Sc Lin $3.50
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CANARlES-Beautifu Christmas gifts fine
Singers. bright yellow. top knot Hartz NOM
tain stock; moderate prices. 1922 MONTAGUE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CANARIES
Beautiful Guaranteed Sonssters
ATHERTON'S s PET SHOPS
OH st, NV. 1904 Irving W
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| CHEVROLET COACH, 1927 in splendid con-
dition throughout; will sell for 800; will
| accept $50 CaSn and $40 monthly. For fur
| ther information call Mr. Herfurth, Coz.
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RUGS. Oriental a few modern and a large
stock OF antique or Semi-antiques these
Tugs must be sold resardless Of cost before
Christmas. Tree, small Oriental rug with
!, pm: Armenian Oriental Rug Co. 24oa
18th st. NV
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AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS OF Presidents ami
statesmen. stamp collections old coins bought
hoooy SHOP. 743 l4th st. n ". Dist. 1872 ls'
BABY SCALES-Must be accurate and rsa-
Sonao BILE Phone West 0C63
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vi NE ION4Nl CNE-
FOR SALE.
E Desks, $500 each.
2 Typewriter Desks, $500 each.
8 Chairs, $3.50 each.
2 Costumers, $l.5O each.
3 Filing Cabinets, $1,000 each.
2 Desks, $500 each.
Can be seen at the National
Cash Register Co.. 1908 H st.
n.w.. Washington, D. {.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
.New Officers
ForRebekuh
Are Installed

MERCEDES. Jan. 3l.-With Mrs.
@. Baumgardner Of san Benito,
state district deputy grand musician
OF the Grand Lodge Of Rebekahs
acting as installing officer, newly
elected officers for the local Re-
bekah lodge were installed at a
special meeting held here Wednes-
day night at the Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. Baumgardner was assisted In
her work BY her husband. @. Baum
gardner, grand marshall; Mrs Don
ME Ward, assisting grand marshall;
j. o. Ward. grand secretary and
treasurer and Ellis Lee, chaplain,
all Of Mercedes.
Mrs. Ruth Gum was installed as
Noble Grand: Mrs. Stella Hughes,
Vice grand: Mrs. Velma Hunt, Con-
ductress; Mrs. Jane Brothers. Chap
lain; Mrs. Donnie Ward, Secretary;
Mrs. Gene Drew. Treasurer; Mrs,
Lucille Green. right support to the
Noble Grand; Mrs. Frances Alex
ander. left support to the Noble
Grand; Mrs. Fannie Lee, right sup
port to the Vice Grand: Mrs. Mollie
White, left support to the Vice
Grand; Mrs. Ella Lester. musician;
Ellis Lee, inside guard and Bert
Johnson. outside guard.
Mrs. Baumgardner was awarded
state honors and a beautiful bouquet
OF flowers was awarded both Mrs.
Baumgardner and Mrs. Gum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Trim Tafteta
Dance FrocRs
Spring Style

PARIS, Feb. /. R1-Trim taffeta
dcnce frocks for the American girl
OF rs to 30 are one OF the smart
features Of the early spring style
showings Of the Partisan dress max
ers.
The taffeta frocks are beruffled
and bedecked with lace, much used
in the first showings. The new
frocks are made with plain bodices
and semi-high neckline in front
and low decolletage in the rear
There are SC i-bouffant skirts with
rows Of four inch ruffleS cascading
from the hipline TO the hem.
Even small trains, falling from
the left side or the center back. are
u.ed to give an air OF extreme So
phistication. The normal waist
line and hemlines sweeping the in
steps mark all dancing frOcks.
Lace and tulle frocks are still a
favorite. and are also designed over
crisp taffeta foundations instead OF
the hitherto popular soft crepe.
They are also designed with myriad
ripping ties or ruffles and also DIS
plav slight trains
Black and brown are the favorite
colors in the taffeta lace mode.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01

Beth Creager. Rosalis Ribbe. SAL
ONE McAllen, Mary Gay Moore.
Anne 5tarck. Laura Lee TansilI
and Esther Weller gathered at the
home OF Miss Florence Burns on
Wednesday evening. where new
members were received. These ErH
Misses Dorothy More, Elinor Rich
ardSOn. Elena Dalzell, Teddie Starck
and Sally Russell.
"A business session was held Rt
which time officers of the club
we're elected. committees appointed
and plans discussed. The "H0ras
Doradas' will sponsor at least four
entertainments each year, two for
NAL affairs 70 ~ held I'm the spring
and winter and two informal 20 To-
held IN the summer and fall.
Miss Beth C~reaRer. who Is act
ing secretary. will entertain nll
members cf the club All her home
ON Wednegdav evening, February
4, at eight o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Worth Visitor Honoree
At Afternoon Bridge Party

especial 10 Inc HeraldJ
SAN BENITO. Jan. 81 Mrs.
Porter McAfee Of Fort Worth was
named honoree BY Ter sister. Mrs.
Gordon Liewellyn at her home on
North Travis. Friday afternoon,
when she entertained with six ia
bles Of bridge.
"A Valentine theme was carried
out In the TALES and other &C
c~essories for the games.
When the games ended Mrs. A.
ID. Shapere was high score holder
and Mrs. Charles Wunderman re-
ceived the consolation award. The
cut prize was awarded to Mrs.
Ted Brash. Mrs. McAfee was also
remembered with a gift. The prizes
also carried out the Valentine
theme in their wrappings.
Guests who enjoyed the after
noon were: MeSdames G. J. Leslie,
r.. III. Stewart Mitchell, Z. Il. Butts
Louie Morris. "a. r. Etchison. J. r..
Bell. Ted Brash. Jesse a. WEIGH,
Leigh Stanley, Frank Sublett,
Charles Wunderman, A. d. Sha-
pere. Neal .. Monger, O. T.. Byrd
G.. X. Hudson, Harry Foehner. wv
@. Mathes. Fred Wedegartner
Vance Schultz. Claud Robertson. j
L. Bates. Bernie Goolsby. T.. 4.
Gordon and James Sweeney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Sncietv Calendar

Monday
The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the First Baptist church will
hold their regular monthly Mis-
sionary and business meeting at 3
o'clock. The subject will be Meas
uring the Home Mission Task"
The Presbyterian Auxiliary has a
business meeting at the church at
$3.50 with an executive board meet
ing at 3 p. m.
The Methodist Missionary soci-
ETY. has q monthly business meet
ing at the church at 3 p. m.
Business meeting Of the Altar
Society with Mrs. George *. Aziz.
Program follows meeting.
Tuesday
Mardi Bridge club with Mrs. M.
n. Hall.
Meeting OF the Sisterhood OF the
Beth FL at the home OF Mrs. Way
ne Wood.
Club Twelve with Miss Martina
Recio.
NWL4AAEr44N
Self Culture club with Mrs. j.
K. Bull. ~
Brisca club with Mrs. G. p. Bar
reda.
Mrs. c. ". Hamilton Is enter
tanning the Tournament Bridge
club.
Just Sew club meets with Mrs.
Duff Howard.
"Horas Dcradas" club with Miss
Beth Creager.
Wednesday club club members
with Mrs. Maurice Brulay.
Thursday
Thursday Bridge club with Mrs.
Order Perkins.
Merry Matrons with Mrs. Albert
Harper.
Bridge and bunco party In 81.
Joseph's auditorium under the
auspices OF the Children Of Mary
Admission will be Csc. This Is for
the benefit or the church and ali
are cordially invited.
School Of Instruction Of the
Eastern Star at Mercedes.
Friday
Friday bridge club with Mrs.
Katherine Stringfellow.
Valentine Benefit Bridge party,
given bv the West Brownsville First
Ward PIT. "A. In Elks Hall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01

Make or buy an orange or red
leis or flower wreath for each
guest TO wear. These leis make
white clothes look even more love-
ly and give each guest q festive
appearance. You can make them
by stringing paper flowers toge-
Their.
Supper, served In the hut. should
be simple. Use brightly patterned
wooden or paper plates and some
OF the new hemstitched, three-ply
tissue napkins.
Here Is a good menu that will
please everyone and not take too
much time TO prepare: Baked ham
decorated with an alluring sugar
glaze Consult your cook book /.
h~ard-cocked eggs. cut In half. and
stuffed with their mashed yolks
mixed with cream. dry mustard. a
little sugar, some paprika and cay
enne, salt and pepper: and instead
OF a salad. serve crisp stalks Of
tender celery. stuffed with fresh
green peas. boiled for 20 minutes
In water with a lump OF sugar add
ec 10 revive their garden taste.
then mashed with a little butter
and salt. With these serve two
kinds Of sandwiches. The combina-
ton or cream cheese and minced
sour pickles Is refreshing and al
ways popular. Make an Hawaiian
sandwich by spreading minced
chicken. minced cooked spinach
and m little canned shredded cocoa
nut between thin slices or whole
wheat bread.
For dessert. serve small cocoa
nut cup cakes. made light with n
special cake flour Coffee. or
course. must appear IN large and
fragrant amounts, together with
plenty OF cream and sugar.
III possible. arrange To have only
small groups at the buffet at a
time. The supper Is too delicious
to be spoiled by crushing.
"A roulette wheel and green cloth
liz a side room adds excitement
For those guests who do not enjoy
dancing under the palm trees. ar
range a table of bridge out of the
rhythmic path or the dancers. Give
your party all the Open-hearted
pleasure you see illustrated in the
advertisements Of Tropical Cruis-
nSl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
By MRS. NRO LYLY
Written for NEA Service

You may not be able to take
YOUR friends on a winter cruise
among the palm islands OF the
Pacific, but you can turn your lv-
ing room into an exciting jungle
and make your kitchen over into
a beachcomber's hut with very 1T
tie trouble.
Invite your guests 10 wear their
pavest sports clothes and beach
paiamas, buy a few new Hawaiian.
Cuban or Spanish dance records.
prepare a simple tropical supper,
and your party will have all the
languorous charm Of a night In
the tropics, even though the snow
falls white on your roof.
For your decorations, gather
several rolls Of green and orange
crepe paper. strips OF old mating
from the attic. all the batiks and
Indian prints you car borrow and
much bright calico. Some fresh
laurel boughs will give added jun
gle-like appearance 10 the house.
These things. plus a little magma
ton. will result in the gayest and
most unusual party of the winter
season.
Your kitchen will make a good
beachcomber's hut and is convent
ent for the refreShment bar and
supper. For the roof. use large
pieces OF mating or gayly printed
calicos. Hang them to form a roof
high enough not TO touch anyone's
head. yet low enough TO give an
intimate effect. On the walls. hang
strips Of mating. Indian prints. or
Hawaiian tapaS. AT each end Of
the hut. place a window frame
picked up from the old wood pile
or else make them out OF stiff
cardboard.
Those Tropic Suns.
Make glass" Of orange paper
and place an electric light behind
each window. Now you have your
hut flooded with warm tropical
glow. Make a bar out OF a long
strong plank. firmly fixed in
place. put two plain wooden bench
as against the mattinged walls, and
a table at one end. covered with
calico. for the supper. Hang a few
old oil lamps rom the roof and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Cornings. Goings

Miss Bette Hopper has spent
the past week in San Antonio, the
guest Of her niece
Miss Lille Meyers Of san Anto-
MO is the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs. McAllen Fairbanks and fam
ily.
Mrs. w. r. Jones spent several
days in Austin this week with in
terests concerning the county edu-
cational department.
Mrs. w. A. Brookens, formerly a
resident OF Brownsville, has very
recently moved from Laredo to
Eagle Pass.
Charles Celaya is nov stationed
In Haiti as a bank examiner. He
spent a year in New York in train
ing for this foreign service.
Misses Bertha DoSal and Isaura
Longoria are weekend visitors IN
San Antonio.
Otto Waikentin Of Michigan
City. Indiana Is a guest on his
sister Mrs. j. w. Davis and Mr..
Davis for several months.
Mrs. Fred Skinner has as her
guest for a few weeks. Miss Alice
Crum Of San Antonio.
John Gregg. who has been a
patient In the Baylor Hospital in
Dallas. returned home Sunday
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Iowans to Hold Picnic
Tuesday In McA1len

A Valley wide picnic for all for
mer residents Of Iowa and all Iowa
people who are visiting I'M the
Valley viii be held at McAllen in
the city park, February 10 at 10
o'clock with dinner at ~. II It
rains the picnic viii be held In the
basement Of the Christian church.
Those attending are asked to bring
filled baskets and their own dishes.
Iowans may notify either r. II.
Trimble. phone 1858: who Is chair
man OF the committee or Miss
Dorothy Stokley. phone S46. who
Is secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Lyford
PICNIC ENJOYED
BY CLASS

BY CLASS
The intermediate Sunday school
class Of the Methodist church en-
joyed a frolic in the woods Satur-
day when their teacher. Mrs. r.. z.
Finlay, Jr., took them for an all day
picnic three miles west Of town.
She was assisted in entertaining
the youngsters by Mrs. Box. At
noon a most snviting picnic lunch
was served.
Members OF the class present were
Mae Belle Stewards. Catherine Box.
Lois Brantley. Marjorie Finlav.
George Wiley. Charles Carter
Chritchfield. Rolf and Rollin So
wards. John Bradshaw. and James
Sorensen. Special guests were
Douglas Bradshaw, Ruth and How
ard Hagood. Jr.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Archer were
in Brownsville and Port Isabel Fri
day and Saturday on business.
Mr.. Edd- Bennett and nephew.
Clinton Bennett. n in Waco on
business this week.
Mrs. George Eckhleat. ST., visited
her children, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eckbledt. Jr.. and children in Ru-
doIf recently.
Messrs. Joe. Alvin and Leonard
Morgan OF Weslaco visited relatives
here over the weekend.
J.. B. Baldridge is confined to his
home on account Of illness.
Mae Belle Stewards "a a week
end guest in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Finlay.
Mrs. Rush Land had as her house
guest recently, Miss Alma Moses CT
Harrington.
X. d. Thornton and Louis Prater
were in Harlingen Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Elite Club Meets On
Wednesday Evening

ELITE CLUB MEET5-SOC w.
Elite club members were enter
tanned on Wednesday evening by
Miss Gloria Cardosa. the guests
enjoying games OF briSca. High
score was awarded 20 Miss Bertha
Dosal and low to Miss Isaura Lon
goria. A dessert course was served.
Miss Longoria Will entertain on
next Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Junior College Play
To Be .Skidding'

The Junior College play to be
given sometime in February. with a
tentative date Of Feb. q, is TO be
a three act comedy entitled. Skid
ding" by Aurania Rouverol, by per-
mission Of Samuel French, OF New
York.
The cast Is now being selected
and will be coached by Mrs. Joe
Lindaberry, a teacher In she school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01

After your guests have paid
their first Though not their last,
visit to the hut. take them out to
tie jungle In the living-room. %
dance to the pulsating tropical
music you have provided. The
jungle Is flooded In soft orange
light thrown up from the floor.
giving the effect OF a long skyline
Of sunset color. The yellow paper
over your lamps. set on the floor
against the wall. produces this
lighting effect. The two or three
c0coanut and banana palm trees
that give a touch Of unusual real
ity. are made of rolls Of cardboard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01
Tea For Fund Is To
Given By Ieaoue

Reports on the donations toward
the Red Cross Relief fund include
the following sums: women OF the
Methodist Missionary society, S25:
Learners. $1,000 and the Self Gull
ture club $1,000.
The Civic League Is planning a
tea TO be- given some time i'm the
near future. and the money Is TO
60 toward the fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-01

stick a few boughs Of laurel around
the top Of the mating on the walls.
During the evening, serve your
ginger ale and punches over the
bar. Keep an extra supply nearby
ir the refrigerator. At n end OF
the bar, place a large bowl fille1
with iced small cubes OF canned
pineapple, cut-up green maraschino
cherries and canned shredded
cocoanut. mixed together. Serve
this In small glass cups. You will
need small bowls OF nuts. assorted
pickles and olives. sailed crackers,
cocoanut candies and cigarets
about the hut.