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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-08
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tok. mikor az udvarra hajtot-
tnnk.
A sebesiilt betyar nagy bamu-
latot keltett. "A bankar kezenel
fogva yezette hozzam az 0rome-
ben Is biiszkesfgeben irulo-piru-
lo Katinkat.
- Lancoslobogos, te ugyan jol
kezded. leany. Meg sokra viszed,
ha ICY folytatod. IIa Attilanak
lennek, most ugy tennek veled,
mint a lovag Schiller balladaia-
ban, aki oroszlanok koziil hozta
ki a hobortos kisasszony keztyii-
let: visszadobn;m a csokodat
Mem fogadnam ell.
- AIT mar mem teszem, siettem
lyijelenteni, ami Katinkat meg
nagyobb zavarba hozta. K0vete-
lem a tiszteletdijamat. a kik0t0tt
cs0kot.
A k0riilallok hangosan kacag-
TAX, Katinka area pedig tletpiroS
szinebol holthalvanyra yaltozott.
Lesiit0tte maskor nyilt, batorne-
zesii szemeit Is balkan esdekelt.
ugy, hogy csak en- hallottam.
Engedie el csokot, uram.
Sohasem feledem ell. milyen nagy
hos on. Ne kivanja. hogy ennyi
ember szemelattara megcsokol-
jam; kerem, ne szegyenitsen meg
nyilvanosan. Meg fogja banni, ha
er6szakkal veszi AIT, ami ugy j0.
ha magatol jon, mint a nyari per-
meteg.
En- is balkan valaszoltam neki.
- Edes kis Katinka, jogomr0l
mem mondhatok lie. Inkabb kArje
felkaromat. de ezt csokot ne
kivanja vissza. De egy konnyites-
be beleegyezem: tetszesere b:Zom
a csok megadasanak idejet. Ak
kor ada meg, amikor maganak
tetszik.
A kis lany komoly area f0lde-
riilt, 10 kedve ismet feliilkerake-
dett.
- AIT hiszem, ezzel on igen
hosszu terminust tiizott maganak-
Amikor nekem tetszik! Ez annyi,
mIntha a csokot veglegesen elem
gedte volna.
En- mem esem ketsegbe
csok sorsa felett. Megkapom en-
meg AIT.
- Uracskam, maga nagyon on
hitt ember Hogy szegeny Erde-
lyi Jankot megl6tte, most mar
valami ellenallhatatlan lovagnak
kepzeli magat, aki csodapancelt
visel. Ma, de en- mem vagyok Er-
d1lyi Jank0. Velem mem lesz
olyan k0nnyii dolga.
Icy hat a csokadasnak feje TO-
lott fiiggG veszelyet elharitvan.
figyelmesen hallgatta szeren-
cses iild0zes reszleteit.
Aztan megl3tt betyarhoz le-
petit, akit negy eros legeny nagy
6yatosan emelt lie kocsir6l, hogy
agyba fektesse a szegenyt.
Atyam sietett most felem es
meg0lelt, sokaig mem akart kar-
iai kozul kibocsatani.
- Aggodtam erted, fiam Meg
sohasem ijedtem ICY meg. AIT
hittem, hogy fiibe harapsz be-
tyar fegyveretol TIE es Katinka
igazi gyerekek vagytok. A szivem
koriil szokatlan, fajdalmas, tom
pa szurast ereztem, meg most is
/. nehezen veszek lelekzetet.
Agg6dva. neztem ra. Apam
csakugyan nagyon sapadt volt,
meg ajkai is feherek voltak, ee
hangja, gv0nge, szinte rekedt.
Eszrevette aggodasomat, meg
akart nyugtatni mindenaron.
- Most mar elmult, fiam. Tel
iesen jobban vagyok. Hanem a
betyarert kar, nemet kezebe jut
meg mem alakult meg varme.
gye; varhattatok volna ezzel
hajszaval meg vagy hat hetig
akxnrra mar nppvei tilrvenvSz6E
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-08
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfalva
REaENY
Irta: WERNER GYULA

Irta: WERNER GYULA

Gyilkoltal. fam Jank69
Mem gyilkoltam en- soha, te-
kintetes uram.
De lovat loptale
Akarmennyit, nagy j6 uram.
Merit adtad a feiedet ilyen
eletre9
K0tellel fogtak meg kato-
nanak. Megszoktem Mantuab0l,
oda vittek l6gerba; rosszul ban
tax velem, mint a kutyaval
Az Macy bal, fam, monda
apam reszvettel. ICY mem adhat-
lax at a zsandaroknak, inert hat
hetig meg nemet vilag van es ne
ked az a legnagvobb biin0d, hogy
a katonasagt6l megszokttl. Tzert
kemenyen megbiintetnek.
= Kiallom AIT is Engem sc a
golya k0lt0tt, monda a sebe-
silt betyar hetyken. - bar tehe-
tetleniil, vervesztetten fekiidt az
agyon.
Apam gondolatokba mcriilve
TART fel ala a szobaban. Aztan
behivta fogad6st 6s betette az
ajt6t utana.
- EFT fiut ell l1ellene vim
mink.
- Hova parancsolja9
= Hozzam. OFT fellabad vala-
melyik tanyan es ha megszokik
nalam, szolgalatba fogadom. Meg
termett, szep szal leg6ny 8 KEEL
me, beszeg6dtetem alispani haj-
dunak. Hanem a zsandarok YER
szagra ide j0nnek. sietniink kell
a megmentesevel.
Ertem, valaszolt foga-
dos. A nemetet kell
Megcsalni, igenis. - vagott
kobe kurtan megye alispan-
jeloltje. = Fogasson be kelmed,
aztan mellekutakon vitesse An
drasfalvara. Kibirod-e az utat,
Janko9 = fordult betyarhoz.
aki hosszu, halas pillantast vetett
atyamra, mig 8 fel6le tanakod=
tax.
- Rossz penz mem vesz ell -
felele csendesen. listen fizesse meg
a tekintetes urnak. holtig hi le-
seek hozza, hogy mem hagyott ell
pusztulni az olmiitzi kazamatak-
ban.
= Hiszen te is csak magyar
vagy, fam; hat sep volna el-
hagyni egymast k0z0s veszede-
lemben.
Mikorra ket gyalogzsandar be-
allitott fogad6ba. megl6tt
betyarnak hiilt helyet talaltak.
AIT mar akkor OFT szallitottak
valahol szekeren az andrasfalvi
fiizesek arnyekaban
Delutan folytattuk utunkat Po-
zsony fele es este hat 6rara beer
think szerencsesen.
Egyenesen Katinkaekhoz szall-
tunk. A vaskereskedesbGl meg
gazdagodott bankarnak uras haz-
taja volt.
Het 6rakor r0gtopz0tt faklyas-
menet jott folfele az utcan, apam
tiszteletere, aki szomszed var
megyenek alispanjel0ltje.
Az erkelyr6l oda lattunk Ka-
tinkaval piacra, ahol a polga-
| rok a menetre gyiilekeztek. A
faklyak egyenkint gyultak Xxi
gyonge eszaki szel elesztette lang
jukat, egesz szikraesSt tamaszt
va k0r0sk0riil.
Nagynehezen rendbe jottelk, q
tiizolt6zenekar reztrombitai meg.
harsantak a Rakoczi-indulf
hangja mellett jott f0lfele a me
net, megvilagitva az arnyekbar
nyugodtan szendergS hazakat.
| ElSallott egy hazafi es hosszr
beszeddel iidv0z0lte atyamat Be
szede tele volt politikai celzasok
kal. e faklvak -. r6gi kormany
! zati rendszer tenetesere gynltal
XII, monda a tobbek kozott. Riad6
hncSzan hnz6d6 f1ienZeS k0yptt,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-08
SoROK EaY CSUFOL6D6
KEDvtt, GREG NOTESZB0L

soROK EGY CSUFoL0D6
KEDvtt, Greg NoTESzB0L
A legszcbb sz6noklat az ASSOC
nyi mosoly
A hazassagot is ls0tik, a btket
is. CsalS mem egymashoz ..
yoltaktpen az egynejiistg is
solnejiiseg ...
A leghiibb allat kntya. Am a
kutya Sc kutyahoz hi ..
A io p6nz olyan mint a rossz
cseled: minduntalan gazdat csc
A ROSA ts az asszony r6vid
ideig viragzik, Gle sokaig SUR ).
Mintl tobb j6t tesz az asszony.
,nnal t6hh roSsza+ mondonal, "a
X; L6rdoz; fonos+ ,,o;;on s.o
A, osszonvnoL ,,;na;o ;ao,o
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hsron,
A rordsl;sL mso mo ;s s,oro+
nok 10 nam ha1loa+n,k
An;lor ,v+ b;szod boov rsoo
komed;anah akkor kozdSd;k ~
=;
A 1on+Xhh ossvo,,,,ol1 co l.,
+vs;a co lyart;a 8 mso;s kntva
40, ns1o lor+hor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-08
A h&xibar&t.

Kohn hazamegy es a felesege-
mel talalja baratjat, Grint. Ret
tenthetetlen hangon kerdi:
Van nalad revolver?
Van -.
Nalam is van. Gyere szom-
szedszobaba, parbajt fogunk Wv
nj -.
Bevonulnak = szofnsz6d ssoba-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-08

OLVASSA Az "AMERIKAI
MAGYAR HIRLAP"-OT ES
TAMOGASSA Az ABr,N
HIRDET6 rs CEGEKcT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-08

Amig fiatalok vagyunk, abb6l
eliink, amink lesz. Mikor 0regek
vagyunk, abb6l eliink, amink
VOLT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
Party Gioen
Miss Holland
On Birhddy

PORT ISABEL. Sept. 17.-Sun-
day, Misses Emelia Delgado. Hor-
tensia Perez, Josephine and Anita
Broughton sur-.-ised Miss Beatrice
Holland with a delightful party at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs M. q.
Holland.
The rooms were decorated with
clusters OF ferns and sweetpeas.
Several games were played and
prizes awarded. The Port Isabel
Serenaders furnished the mfsic
for the evening.
IL being Mss Hollands birthday,
she was the recipient Of many
lovely gifts. Small baskets or candy
with a fortune enclosed. were
given the guests. pink for the girls,
green for the boys. : I'd chocolate
and cookies we're served to those
present: Misses COnSuelo, Esper-
ANA and valdomera Barri-ntez.
Consuelo Aguilar, Frances Light
bourn. Enriqueta Arangua, Juanita
Vasquez. Amelia Trevino. Locadia
Perez. Manuela Cisneros. Lydia and
Meximina Gonzales. Messrs- Justo
B~arrientez. Felipe Galvan. Waldo
nero Torres, Rodolfo Perez. Cosme
and Juan Cara. Francisco Torres.
Alfredo Verduzco, Jose Aguilar.
Ignacio Vasquez. Erique Espinosa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17

at the home OF Mrs. j. G. Sam
mons 10 complete plans.
PERSONALS
Mrs Ed Lindberg and daughter
LaVonne Of La Feria spe--. Mon
day at the home of her brother,
Clyde BEEN and family.
Miss Rose Burson has returned
home after spending the past two
months in Denver. Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Leggett OF
Edinhurg. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Wade and daughter Doris
May, were Sunday guests at the
home OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. 8. Leggett.
Miss Louise Hopson of Dallas
was the guest or her brother s
Hopson and wife over the week end.
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hopson
had as their guests their mother,
Mrs. May Hopson and their broth
er M. K. Hopson OF Harrington.
q. A. Neuman and fa--ily have
returned from Iowa where they
spent the summer with their par
entS.
Mrs Levelle Spencer and baby
daughter OF san Juan visited Mrs.
w. $. Leggett Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
HOW ONE WOMAN
LOST At LBS. OF FAT
In 3 Months and
Feels Years Younger

"I have been taking Kruschen
Salts for nearly 3 months. I have
continued taking one teaspoonful In
warm water every morning. / then
weighed 2l7 pounds. W. always
bothered with pains In my back and
lower part of abdomen and sides.
Now I am glad TO say I am a
well woman. eel much stronger,
years younger and my weight is ITO
pounds. / do not only feel better
but / look better, so all my friends
say"
A bottle Of Kruschen Salts that
lasts 4 weeks costs but S. cents az
McKay's Pharmacy. Cisneros Drug
Stores and druggists the world
over. Take one half teaspoon In a
glass of hot water every morning
before breakfast.
Attention TO diet viii help-cut
out pastry and fatty meats-go light
on potatoes. butter. cream and sugar
the Kruschen way Is the safe way
TO lose fat. Try one bottle and If
not joyfully satisfied-money back.
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
Sebastian
INFORMAL DANCE
HOST

INFORMAL DANCE
HOST SATURDAY
Allen GuStafson entertained a
number of friends with an infor-
NAL dance Saturday ev' ming. Music
was furnished by a Harrington or
cheStra. Among the guests were
Misses Helen. Clara. Mabel and
VERNE West, Mary and Jessie Nc
Lain, Hazel and Lois Wilson. Belle
and Grace williams. Ana Masters,
Hendricks and MessrS. Paul Smith.
KruSe Williams, Marvin Lakey,
Frank Boland, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. West. Mr.. Id Mrs.
JIM Dean.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Marshal Bourne and daugh-
ter Beatrice Anne spent the week
end In San Perlita with Mrs.
Bourne'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Sprouse.
Travis Stallings and Klemann
Watson accompanied by Newton
Klemann were callers here Sunday.
Newton remained for several days
visit with relatives.
Eddie Nelson and Jack Storey OF
Raymondville spent Sunday at the
L. III. Woods home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halo Buss md son
Halo. Jr.. and Mike Bittle OF Mer-
cedes left Sunday for Dallas.
Mrs. Jim Harding OF San Perlita
was a caller at the l.. II. Woods
home Monday.
Miss nellie Sprouse left Sunday
for Austin where she will enter the
state university. She win visit
relatives in san Antonio en- route.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
Haze you auhat is commonly called
that Tired Feeling ?

Il Just can't 90 0n''-hoss often 20" hear ms
SO often the reason Is simple-that good body
of ours has rundown under the strain OF our
way of living . pressure of work and worry.
Those important precious red-blood-edls that
mean so much to vitality become lowered in count
=. the hemosIobin percentage begins to fall and
we wonder what is the matter"
If this is your trouble. why not take steps 20
overcome it-remembering thar . tired feeling"
may be a warning . : , 50 are pimples. boiis
and paleness. A general rundown condition means
a lack Of normal resistance to infection and disease
For generations S.S.S. as . tonic has been help
ing people gain New Strength. better health and
happiness. Its successful record Of over 100 years
in restoring strength and vitality TO the blood
surely warrants your giving IL = good trial.
Why not start taking SIS. todsys-she
larger size represenu . I price saving
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17

returned from a visit to Dallas where
they visited in the home of their
son, omar. and his family.
Lawrence Seybrook OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. who has been visiting the VAL
lev two weeks has returned 10 his
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
And You'll Jump Out Of Bed in
the Morning Karin to 20

N you feel sour and sunk and the world
looks punk. don't swallow a lot n salts,
mineral water. oil. laxative candy D. chewing
gum and expect them to make you suddenly
sweet and buoyant and full of sunshine
For they can't do it. They only move the
bowels and q mere movement doesn't get~at
the cause. The reason for your doe n-and-out
feeling Is your liver. IL should poL- out two
pounds OF liquid bile into your bowels day.
II this bile In not flowing freely. your so0d
doesn't digest IL just decays in the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. You have a
thick. bad taste and your breath IL fral,
skin often breaks out in blemishes- Your lead
aches and you feel down and out Your wr5e
system Is poisoned
IL takes those good. old CARTFr'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS to ret these tgu
pounds OF bile flowing freely and make YOU
feel up and up" They contain wonderful.
harmless, gentle vegetable extracts. amazing
when IL comes 70 making the bile flow freely.
But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter 5
Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carriers
Little Liver Pills on the red Label. Resent a
substitute Csc at all stores 9 1881 c. M. Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17

w. Curry was elected chairman OF
the Publicity committee.
Approximately 20 members were
present.
PERSONALS
The Reverend and Ms. o. J. Cor
win have moved 70 San Antonio 70
make their home. They left Sunday
morning.
Miss Grace Belle Doughty OF the
La Coma ranch was an overnight
visitor in tie home OF Catherine Ed
wards Friday.
Miss Erin Sam Turner was a
weekend visitor of Miss Gertrude
Morris in McAllen.
Miss Eleanor lie May and Ards
King Of Wes.aco are attending Edin-
burg college.
Miss Hazel Brooks Of Santa Rosa
Is also attending college here as s
Miss Esther Combes of Alamo.
Jack Potter visited friends in Edin-
burg Friday. Mr.. Potter resides in
Mission.
Kelly Newman Of Corpus Christi
who has been visiting his aunt
here, Mrs. Iona James, returned to
Corpus TO resume his studies the
earlier part of the week.
Rev. Judd b. Holt and Jimmy and
Virginia, left for RobStown Satur-
day.
Melvin Kay. Ralph and Horne
Hamme and Chas. Rumble left We'd
nesday for Georgetown TO enter
southwestern University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chase and
little son, Chas II, have returned
from Boca Chica where they have
been mentioning.
Mrs. K. II. Bonner had as her
h~ousegueSts the past week end Mrs.
e.. ID. Carr OF San Benito and her
two sons. Jamie and Drexell. Mrs.
Carr is a former resident Of Edin-
burg.
Miss Margaret Dupre, Of Victoria.
Is here visiting Mrs. r. S. Newman.
Miss Dupre is a former teacher Of
Edinburg schools.
w. j. Wardlow. McAllen was a
business visitor in Edinburg Mon
GAY.
Nj. and Mrs. II. +. Nix and chill
dren. of Lindsey. Calf. have moved
TO Edinburg to make their home.
Mrs. Clyde Emerlick, OF Pasadena.
Calf, who accompanied her mother.
Mrs. Felix Schoenfeld. returned to
her home the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. S~choenfeld will return in a few
days 10 Pasadena.
Miss Mary Gordon has as her
guests, Miss Betty Long Of Dallas.
and Mrs. Eva Birthisel and son
Lawrence of Nashville. Tenn. They
expect to return TO Tennessee this
week.
Miss Mary Earnest has returned
10 Edinburg. after spending a few
days in Austin with her mother.
Howard jenkins of FL Dorado.
kika left for his home after a visit
II = week with friends In Edinburg
ana the Valley.
Miss Faye Bible. an instructor "a
the schools here. spent the weekend
IN Corpus with her sister.
Elizabeth Collier was in Corpus
on Saturday and Sunday.
Margaret Potter of Mission visited
Grace Belle Doughty last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bucheit have
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
FRIENDS HONOR
MISS GEESLIN

A number OF IN many friends Of
Miss Frances Geeslin assembled AZ
her home Monday evening and
complimented her with a surprise
party. Diversions of the evening were
various contests and games, Refresh
ments were served by those in charge
Of the affair who were Misses Louise
Beverley and Lora Mae Dixon. The
personei included Misses Mary Hea-
cock. Frances Tuell. Marie Bum,
Louise Beverly. Lora Mae Dixon.
Frances Seaver and Messieurs Maur-
ice Marshall, Raymond Borrum. Ray
McWorther. ILra TaTbutton. and
Glyn Geeslin.
Miss Geeslin left 70 Georgetown
on Friday morning. 10 ,ssume her
studies at the Southwestern Uni
versity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
Miss Jackson
Is Honoree Of
DinnerPdny

EDCOUCH, Sept. 1.-THE two
second class patrols OF the Car
dinal Troop .rranged a surprise six
o'clock dinner party Monday eve
ming, honoring Mary Jackson on
her sixteenth birthday.
The patrols met at the home Of
Mrs. clyde BEEN, where she and
Miss Ella Pieper, captain and Mrs.
Clyde BEEN. her assistant. had
prepared dinner.
Miss Mary, whose arrival had
been delayed by a member OF the
group. was very much surprised
upon her arrival at the meeting 70
find the rest OF the patrol MEM
bers grouped around the dinner
table which was centered wa a
white birthday cake, with sixteen
pink candles and surrounded By
lacy fern and pink rose buds The
table was laid for eight and the
color scheme OF pink and green
was further carried out In the SER
vices OF pink glSss ware and the
decorations OF the place carGs-
Those wishing Miss Mary many
more happy returns OF the day
were Irma BEEN. Dorothy Bow
man, Melha and Ruth Crockett,
Syb.e Minyard. EIfrances Aregood.
Nihla Hardin and Miss Picper and
Mrs. BEEN.
LONE STAR
CLUB HOSTESS
The members OF the Lone Star
home demonstration club met with
Mrs. Lawrence Lindley Friday
afternoon with a good attendance.
In answer to.roll call each member
responded with the name Of a
book suitable for a young school
child.
Mrs. Earl Grass was In charge
OF the afternoons entertainment.
Several contests were held in which
Mrs. Leslie Hughes and Mrs. Henry
Woods were winners. each being
awarded with a home made devils
food cake. Mrs Grass also gave a
report Of the council meeting which
she attended Saturday Sept. 5th-
Plans were made to attend the
county wide meeting. to be held
at Edinburg next Friday to well
come the new county Home Dem
~onStration agent.
SOCIETY ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
The Women's Missionary society
OF the Baptist church held their
regular weekly study at the church
Monday afternoon. AS this vas also
a business meeting the following
officers were elected for the COM
ing year: Mrs. y. Fl. O'NeaI was
reelected president. Mrs. f.. S. Leg
gett. reelected secretary. Mrs. Dan
Ross. benevolence chairman. Mrs.
c. @. HART. mission chairman,
Mrs. w. A. Odom. mission study
chairman. Mrs. G.. ". Segrest,
personal service chairman. Follow
ing the business NEE ing Mrs. o.
Neal conducted the Bible study al
which time the series OF lessons in
Bible study taken up by this group
some time ago was finished. Next
Monday the meeting will again be
held az the church and the study
viii be on the Acts Of the Apostles.
PIT. A. OF EDCOUC-T
IS ORGANIZED
About thirty five women we're
present at the first meeting or the
PIT. A for the coming school year
Thursday.
Election OF officers for the COM
ing year took place Nth the fol-
lowing results. Mrs. j. G. Sammons,
president; Mrs. S. II. Crockett, vice
pres. and chairman program COM
mlttee: Mrs. NJ. f. Burkhart. Sec
Rotary; Mrs. Tom Hughes. publicity
agent and the following were elect
ed chairmen OF their respective
committees. Mrs. Earl Grass, men,
bership: Mrs. ID. Campbell. recep-
ton: Mrs. Joe Carlson. refresh
ment.
Next Friday the council viii meet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-17
HI-LO BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. W. r. Montgomery enter
tanned guests and members Of the
Hi<Lo afternoon bridge club last
week. Mrs. o. G. Aldrich vas high
scorer and Mrs. f. A. Brown cut
low. Mrs. Harry Fettee and daugh-
tiers, Jean and Harriet of Browns
vile and Miss Estelle Emmerling
were guests.
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GUESTS N CLUB
ARE ENTERTAINED

Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Berry entertained at their country
home complimenting members Of the
bridge club and table OF guests.
A profusion Of late summer roses de-
corated the rooms. A delicious ice
course was served at the close q
the evening to Messieurs and Mes
danes III. j. Tanner. A. K. Potter.
w. G. Killough. Ross Carter. Grade
Galloway. Jim McCleveland Of Nc
Allen, and Ed Smith. Mrs. Smith
made nigh for the ladies and w. @.
Killough for the men.
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LAWN PARTY
AT HAMME HOME

The j. G. Hamme home vas the
scene of a merry lawn payy last
week when members Of the HI Lea
que assembled there TO enjoy games
and various contests. Refreshments
were served at a late hour TO Esther
and Dhalia Duncan, Edwina Willing.
Emma Cossman, Ethel Gernentz,
Eleanor and Ruth Armstrong,
Beatrice Utzman. LillyBelle Pique.
Mae Hamme, Thomas and Bobbie
Barton. Joe Heacock. Fl. II. Gallo
way and Mrs. T. N. Barton, the
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Bridge Party
ForEdinburg
YoungerSet

EDINBURG. Sept. IL. - Miss
Catherine Montgomery, who Is de-
parting for c. I. A. IN Denton soon
entertained members OF the younger
set at her home Thursday after
noon. Bridge was enjoyed by those
present and dainty tallies and bridge
accessories were used. Pink roses
were arranged at vantage points
about the room. Miss Matte Belle
Ross scored high and was presented
with a dainty gif.. Included we're
Misses Ross, Gabrielle HOLMAN
Lerleen Mcleod, Hslen Kirchner,
Loise Peters, Myra Looney, Dorothy
Ley, JESSIE Clark. Laura Lou Bryan.
Grace Belle Doughty. Harriet Din
ger. Florence Odgen. Eda Kusel, Mrs.
j. X. Miller and Glen Bordwell.
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SORORITY PLANS
YFA-RECFPTION

Miss Helen Kirchner was hostess
TO the Aba Daba Sorority SATURDAY.
afternoon on South Closner. Plans
were formulated regarding a tea TO
be given in the hear future compli-
menting recently enrolled students
in the Edinburg schools. Following
the business meeting a social hour
was enjoyed and light refreshments
were served. A guest. Miss RUBY
Flack who resides near Edinburg
was also present.