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Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20
POPPY SALE AIDS
IN WELFARE WORK

Local American Legion Auxiliary
members will be on hand early Sat-
urday morning to begin the sale of
red poppies worn in remembrance
of those who lost their lives in the
World War.
The poppies are the work of dis
abled veterans and afford a means
of livelihood for those who are UNI
able to perform regular labor. For
each poppy made, the veteran re-
ceives three cents. A minimum prict
of 10 cents is set for their sale and
out of that money six ceNs is kept
in the individual community for
child welfare work there.
In Imperial Valley the money is
used to defray the expenses of un-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20
~ T.. MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS

Election of officers featured the
meeting of the Methodist MISSION
ary society held yesterday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. c. E. Sones.
Cos Wensley avenue.
Mrs. Joe E. King was elected
president; Mrs. w w. McEuen
president; Mrs. NJ. J. Dowd
recording secretary; Mrs. Harry E.
Kincaid. treasurer; Mrs. c. B
Adair, corresponding secretary for
the home society; Mrs. w. E. NAL
an, corresponding secretary for the
foreign society, and Mrs. c. E.
Sones, mite box secretary.
Devotionals were led by Mrs. F.
D. Jacobs and the mite box pro-
gram was in the charge of Mrs.
Mason. Miss Grace Amet read an
interesting story whose theme was
the mite box.
Mrs August Moll served refresh
ments to the members at the close
of the meeting. This is the last
session of the society this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20

Oria Kenah presented the first of
her annual student recitals last
night in the Presbyterian church,
the participants including the child
ren OF the seventh grade down.
The program was attended by an
enthusiastic audience of friends and
relatives and was highly credit
able one. each child playing excep-
tionally well so that it is impossi-
bic to select any performance of
especial merit.
Consisting of solos, quartettes,
and trios, the program varied in the
type of music, including beginners
and others more advanced. Not
only did the children exhibit an
excellent technical foundation, but
they also expressed themselves in
their interpretations.
Solo piano numbers were pre-
sented by Robert Tackett, Martha
Jane Preble, Ruby Lee Roberts,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20
LOCAL COUPLE
WE'D IN YUMA

OF interest to many El Centrans
will be the news of the marriage
yesterday by Miss Phyllis Moon
and J. D. Sumner. Jr.. both of FL
Centro.
The marriage was performed yes
terday morning in Yuma and the
young couple returned to the city
this morning where they will make
their home in the future.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner are
well known in the valley and have
a number of friends who are wish
ing them happiness on the occasion
OF their marriage. Mrs. Sumner is
an employee at the Christofferson
and Murphy soft drink stand and
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20
SIS: SIS: OF Interest to Women 5s=:: s=:::
Churches
Schools
POT LUCK LUNCHEON
ENJOYED BY CLASS

A pot luck luncheon was enjoyed
yesterday by the members OF the
Presbyterian Bible class, who met
with Mrs. Fred P. Nuttall. 523 Len
Rey avenue.
In appreciation of the services of
Mrs. H. c. Coe. president. the class
presented her with lovely gift
Mrs. Coe will continue in her Off
cial duties next year.
Little three-year- Phyllis Max
we'll lead the devotionals and the
remainder OF the afternoon was
spent in making quilts. There were
% members present.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20
BREAKFAST PARTY.
IS RECENT EVENT

UomplimenUing Miss Mercedes
Frost whose engagement to Lyman
Robertson of this city was recent
ly announced, Miss Agnes Ferris
presided at a prettily appointed
breakfast at the E. j. Mack res
idence.
Bouquets of old fashioned flowers
made attractive decorations and
formed the motif for the presenta-
ton of the gifts, Miss Frost receiy-
ing a number of dainty gifts.
Guests were Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox,
Mrs. Nicholas Higginbotham, the
Misses Mercedes Frost, Hyla Usher,
Mary Oakley. Helen Clay, Helen
Walker, Henrietta Nelson, Romaine
Richmond and Emma Skinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20
ALTAR SOCIETY.
GIVES SHOWER

Complimentjng Mrs Chester AL
ford of Imperial VINO is soon to
leave the valley to make her home
in San Diego, St. Mary's Altar So
ciety gave pretty handkerchief
shower for her last night at the M.
E. Stewart home.
Bridge occupied the evening, Mrs.
Glenn Kieffer winning high score
prize and Mrs. W. j. Steadman of
Imperial, the low.
The hostesses served refreshments
at the end of the evening Garden
flowers in bright colors made pretty
decorations for the party.
the groom is an employee of the
county road district.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20

dernourished children at the health
camp at Hipass.
Those who buy the poppies are
contributing not only to the MAIN
tenance of the disabled veterans but
they are also contributing to well
fare work In this county.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20

Hanford, Kings County. will, on
Moy is celebrate a Homecoming
and Pioneer Day, including a big
parade.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20

Summing u you that Pontiac Six is indeed happy
rnedium-fhe kind of you want at the price you
want TO pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20
Things to note Wbeu you d'1re
The ne1V Pontiac
THE CUSTOM SEDAN, S9S9.5O*

The moment you step into
this car you will begin dis
covering pleasant things.
First. how easily Pontiac
handles 49, answering your
hghtest touch. The slender
steel -and-rubber wheel in
vites a finger grip'-and
that's quite sufficient. You
use little effort in braking or
clutching.
You'll remark the quick get
away the rapid accelera-
ton the smoothly sus-
tanned speed. Pontiac has a
60-horsepower engine so
ample in size that it need
never be overworked. Hence
it stays smooth.
You'll experience q new riding
case. Springs are deep, seat
cushions agreeably form-ft-
ting, of course. But more
important. Pontiac's chassis
is cushioned with live rubber
at more than 20 points.
You'll sense extra security in
Pontiac. The famous Fisher
Body woodland steel con-
struction is snugly insulated
against outside cold, heat,
and dampness. Cowl and
windshield pillars are built in
one piece "a leak proof,
rattle free construction. The
first touch on the big brakes
tells the story of unusual
stopping power.
You'll find the Pontiac in
terror tastefully fitted, ap-
pointed, finished. Rich long
wearing mohair or whipcord
in the closed carr select
feathers in the open models.
In all. an atmosphere of fine
craftsmanship pleasing to
your pride.
; pnntiac S,Y 10 indeed a haDoy
Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-20

@Other body types in addition to those shown are the
Sport Coupe at S9I9.5O, and the 4-DoOr Sedan at
s9i9.5O One important step in reducing your cost of
car ownership Is Oakland Pontiacs policy of equip
ping its ready for the road The prices Won note
above for delivered and equipped Ell Centre
The prices include front and rear bumpers four hy-
drauc shock absOrbers five wire wheels and extra
tire, tube and tire lock Wood wheels optional at no
extra cost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Mr.. and Mrs.
Cotke Hosts
To Societies

Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Gotke were
hosts or Monday evening al q
dinner in the FL Jardin hotel com
plimenting members Of the PM
Theta Kappa. honor society Of The
junior college ana members oi the
national honor society Of the high
school. Miss Velma Wilson. spon-
sor of both societies. was unable to
attend due % illness. Mrs. Louise
Perkins was a specially invited
guest.
Favors Of dolls dressed in caps
and gowns were given to each one
and miniature diplomas marked
places for the following: Phi Kappa
members; Raul Cara, John Wr2ht
Nancy Stringfellcw. Esther LIae
Patteson, Eta Carol Thomas. Eve
Ign Sparks and Guadalupe LOnEo-
ria; High School Society: Lucy Bru-
lay. Ayeliffe Cobo!ini. Kermit Gro
mack. Harold Dennis. Susanna
E.ada, Althea Keller. Gail MEDIA
WITT. Lorene Robinson Madge Sing
er, Mary Margaret Fox. Aline Hen
derson Lillian Runyon. Robert STU
well. Sidney Bonnick. Frances
Creager. Gail Shuts. Clarence
Stuermer and Mary Warren.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
IN SOCIETY CROES---A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN$


turned from a three weeks visit with
her parents IN san Marcos.
Miss Louise Byrne left sunday
10 spend the vacations I'm Austin.
Mrs. L. owen Scott vas the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. - M Duffie We'd
nesdav evening when they enter
tanned a. dinner h0noring Mrs
Percy VI Fpnnybacker of Austin.
Miss Louise Thompson who has
taught In Roma for the past year
has returned tn her home I'm
Blooming Grove.
Mesdames RAYMOND r Swoffnrd.
w. II. Mcdonald and Miss Louise
Byrne attended the Valley Fedora
ton at Pharr Tuesday aS dele
gates from the Woman's Club. Mrs.
Scott. also a member of the Wo-
mans Club retired As presidenr o.
the organization.
Miss Mildred judy. Lexington.
Kentucky. Miss Grace Rlchescn.
Wesiaco. Misses Wayne and Mabel
Galloway Of san Antonio, Miss
Goldve Alcv Of Marble Fails.
tears or Ia Gulila school have
returned " their respective homes.
Major and Mrs ~ r. Rogers who
arc the guests az relatives I'm Mis-
sion were I'M the citv wednesday
Miss Ninfa q Flores principal
Of san Isidro School is here for a
two-weeks period.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Miss Kincui7
Is Bride OF
Ross Stanley

Miss Marjorie Jeanne Ksncaid.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Kincaid OF Brownsville. beca 1-e the
bride Of Mr.. Ross Stanley. fbrmer-
II OF Waco and now maniIger Of
the Central Power and Light Com
pany plant IN Port Isabel az s
o'clock Monday morning III the
Kincald home. Rev. Sterlinr. Fisher
OF the Methodist church PERFORM
ed the rites.
The couple stood before the
mantel IN the living roora which
had as It's adornment two tai
ilo0rbaskets and A smalle.' basket
filled with roses. Queen 8 crown
and fern
The bride was becoming III gown
ed IN a white crepe model with
which She ore a dainty pink hat
Her bridal boquet was faSl 1ioned ~
pink rOsebuds and strefImers az
narrow white maline tied with pink
and white maine. She were as her
going away outfit. a rusf colored
suit with eggshell accessories.
Mrs. Ross was a memt er ar the
1881 graduating class az the
Brownsville high school. and was
one Of the most popular students
In the senior class.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross left imme-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
CASINO POOL
IS POPULAR

Now that ths good OLD summer
time Is here it, earnest N IS with
open arms that the Valley welcomes
as cool and inviting a spot as the
Casino Park pool near the Arroyo
Colorado hiEhW ay bridge at HarlIn-
gen.
There are n any acres Of ground
In the park where picnic parties
nav enjoy TIL smselves. Then there
is the swimml ne pool where clean.
cool water rs available for he who
likes to take : plunge.
This swimr ing pool Is adequate
III every way. There Is plenty q room
for a large M mber OF swimmers and
the pool often ~ sused 70 capacity
IL II easily Ar Cessible to all cities ~
the lower enrf of the Valley day on
night.
Dances are given every THURSDAY
night in the dance hall With RAY
Judia and his ROYAL Arcadians 81
the musician Y. This combination RI
open air ia -Cirg and music from
Judas OrCht .stra Is hard I'D beat.
Dayney II Plummer Is manager
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Harrington
MISS KLEIN
WITH BRIDGE PARTY

A lovely young hostess was Mics
BERTHE Lee Klein at her home n
Saturday afternoon. when she
tertained a group Of her friends
with a bridge party, Decorations u
roses end fern made an appropriate
setting for her youthful guests
Pretty trophies were presented to
Miss Betty Jean Chastain Tor high
score, 70 Mrs. r. Wynn for second
high and the cut score 10 Miss Ma
zelle Key. Miss Klein served a dam
~ r-efreshmcnt course after the
games we're ended.
Guests included Misses Ada Reid
AlderdiCe. Eleanor Manning. Doro-
thy Speer Edna Mae Lightfcot, Vir-
ginia Slssom. Marie Pots. Nancy
JENNINGS. Marzelle Key. Betty Jean
Chastain. NIarv Elsie Campbell.
Evelyn JOvner. Marian Tamm. Mil
dred Hodge. Edna Mae Kimmsll,
Margaret LlEhtfOOt. LUcivilla Strick-
land Elizabeth Klein, Mrs. Tom
Wynn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Elected
at Meeting Monday

Worthy Patron for the ensuing
year with the following other OF
ficers: associate matron, Mrs. w. j..
Vertrees: associate patron, Z. c..
Holiday, secretary, Mrs. H. l..
Fitch; treasurer. Mrs. Fannie d.
Putegnat; conductress, Mrs. Madge
Cherry and associate conductress.
Mrs. IneZ Holiday.
Routine business was transacted
and 1t was announced that Sister
Laura 3. Hart. Most Worthy Grand
Matron, of Ancon, Panama Canal
Zone would pay Brownsville a visit
possibly on Friday before continuing
10 san Antonio. Tentative plans
were made for entertainment dur
ing her short stay in the Valley.
Installation of officers will be
held on Monday, June / al which
time the newly elected officers will
be installed and also the new star
points.
Refreshments were served to
about fifty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Hostess At
Bridge And
dance Party

tss Jacqueline Macdonald en-
hined the graduating class OF
Joseph's college Friday eve
4 with a dance and bridge
" at her home on Grant street
| rooms where the guests were
tved we're artistically decorated
bridge tables were arranged on
lawn. which had been been
Sanity illuminated for the oc-
On.
rdge prizes were received b.
nge Samano and Conrad Cloet-
Eonorees for the evening were
Following members Of the class
hur Gonzales. Albert Reed,
n Bauer, Jr., Conrad Cloetta.
M. Lizard. Jose Arrese, j.
o.. c. Z. Torres.
thers enjoying the hospitality
4 Misses Adelaide and Mary
raret Fox. Laurita Order. Mary
and Josephine Taylor. Mar
rte Martin. Alberta Browne,
h and Eloysa Marques, Ber-
aLaroche. Leah Longoria. jose
T. Kimmel. Carmela Alonzo,
xel and Elva Tomlinson OF Ed
~. Messrs. A. 2. Guerra Ben
L.. Charles Bracht. Calan
fn. Volney TAYLOR, G. Wise.
fze Samano. Clarence Fried
A Albert Allala, Francis Kow-
4 Ieto Zavate. Jim Goode. w.
thel. "A. Ortiz. Bill, Earle. Joe
Charlie Martinez and George
toria
ksses Frances Browne and Bob
tMockbee were assistant hos
Is. Mrs. Macdonald had as her
It's. Mrs. A. Reed. Mrs. c. l..
Itta and Miss Elsie Reed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

er bridge was played. The beautiful
appointments at the luncheon table
included very clever place cards.
bearing the interesting announce
ment: The wedding OF Miss Carey
Bracket and Mr.. Charles Z. Poe.
Of Houston Will take place. Thurs
day. June nth. at the Baptist
church IN Harrington" They Will
reside IN Houston.
Mrs Clyde Fairbairn won The h.-h
score and the reward ara Nrs.
won the second high and the
prize. Both Won-eu p-l---l t-
trophies to the brlde-elect. IN ad1l-
ton to the beautiful gift presented
by the hostess
Guests We're AIesdanes William
Adams. =. NJ. Denton. CLYDE Hollon.
Ocie FrIstOe. j. a. Bracket. u ID.
Cough. NJ II. Ford. d. ID. Norton.
Edwin Carey. Norman Clark. John
Thomas, J. + Foster, Tucker, Frank
Chastain. Clyde Fairbairn. Gerald
J. G. KoniakOwskv. and
Misses Annie Gregg, Joyce Wilson.
Bennett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
KINGlLN STORE
AT RIO HONDO

John Kinran of Rio Hondo not
only has IN fn In the dry goods bust
ness busiu ezs for 50 years but n
two count res as we'll.
Mr.. Kin gan was a storekeeper III
Scotland before he came 20 the
United 81 stes From the old coun-
try he car ne w New York and San
GER Broth srs brought him 10 Dallas
From Da las. Mr.. Klngan went 10
East Texas where he was III business
for many years before coming 70
Rio HonCo.
The K mgan store in Rio Hondo
has been. in operation as such for
seven ears and has established a
good reT ntati0n among the citizens
Of this thriving community.
This score has a most complete
line of d nv goods, and the prices are
very re1 aonable Mr.. Kingan always
has ma :e an effort 70 provide the
best DC ssible merchandise al rea-
sonable prices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Beach Party For
Mrs. !. H. Greene

The choir OF the Methodist church
has named Mrs. j n Greene ar
honoree Of a beach party % be
given az Boca Chica on Thursday.
Mrs. Greene. who is 10 leave soon
with her husband and daughter for
San Antonio. has been orgaTi for
the church for some time and has
been an interested worker In both
club and church circles during her
residence in Brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
FINE tFTS PROGRAM
TO E.

an honor has been extended 10
every contestant who won a place
III the late contests by the Valley
Federation Of Women's Clubs to be
presented III a Fine Arts program a.
the Municipal Audi orium on sun
day afternoon. Max 18th az 3 O'Clock
Ms. Marvin MCAskIIl OF EdInburg.
general program chairman for the
federation announces that contest
ants al Klnnsvl.le Temple. Corpus
Christi or IN HidalgO county. IN
vocal or instrumental solos. glee
CLUES. bands or ~orChestras may parti-
Cipate In this splendid program.
They are requested 70 So notify Mrs.
McAskill. that she may arrange the
program accordingly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
CUB ENTERTAINED
BY Il SURER

Members Cf the Deuce High brld-
Ce club were entertained by Mrs.
Ralph Suber At her home on z FL
more Thursday afternoon with sew
cral guests Many spring flowers a
dorned the rooms where the PLAYERS
al bridge were enjoying the engroSs-
ing games scores were awarded ana
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

diately for Monterrey and other
Mexican points for their honey
moon. They viii make their home
in Port Isabel upon their return.
Present for the ceremony we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stanley or Cor
sicana. a twin brother OF the bride
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. @. r.. Baze
and members OF the immediate ia
mily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
African Schools
And Missions Is
Topic Of Meeting

African Schools and Missions Of
the Presbyterian Church" was the
topic Of the study program held ~
the Auxiliary Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church on Monday with thirty pre-
sent. Mrs. Ralph Buell. was IL
charge of the program and had as
her assistants, Mrs. Cleve Tandy,
Mrs. Blake and Mrs. II. III CLARK
Mrs. George Smith led the devo-
tionals.
The subject given was II prePa-
ration for the birthday meeting 10
be held next Monday al which time
an offering is 10 be taken for
those schools and missions Of Africa.
This is a yearly event.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
MRS. RAMSEY GIVES
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY

Mrs. Hugh Ramsey gave a love-
~ party at her home. assisted oy
Mrs. Bruce Ramsey. h~onoring Miss
Carey Bracket. a member OF the
faculty OF the South Ward School.
The event was IN the form Of a ore
O'Clock luncheon.
Miss Bracket IS the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bracket y.
Santa Rosa and a sister Of Mrs.
Hugh Ramsey.
The luncheon was an elaborate
affair with decorations Of summer
flowers a~ttractively arranged on the
tables and in the rooms where lat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
ISocietv Calendar
Wednesday

wednesday
Is. T. A. Outlaw Will be hos
10 Ju5t-Sew club.
fdneSday Tournament bridge
with Mrs Fay Rockwell.
ssca club viii have as hostess.
Augusta Champion.
eut. Thomas Barlow Chapter
/ r. meets at Mercedes.
lcky Thirteen bridge club with
<. Giles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

pretty prizes presented 20 Mrs. Nee
smith. high score: Mrs. Wilson,
deuce high; Mrs. Mitchell for low
and Mrs. Grey for the high guest
score.
Enjoying the games and the deli
cious refreshments we're MeSdames
j. L Board. Clyde Fairbairn. Homsr
Grey, Clyde Sleeps. @. II. LlstOn.
and members, MeSdames Jack
Campbell Rambo. Kinney. Mitchell.
Wilson. Koonce. Sorell, Kasendieck,
MeeSmith. Miller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

RS. II. L. Thomas was un-
rnously elected Worthy Matron
Hope Chapter OF the Order OF
Eastern Star at the final meet
Of this year held on Monday
hing in the chapter room with
bryce number of members and
tors present.
farren Darling will serve as
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ENTERTAIN

Mr. and Mrs O. wv Gotke enter
tanned Informally, oil teachers in
the school system ON Monday after
noon following the final meeting N
this body for the year Refresh
ments we're served IN the home eco
Monies dining room and N social
hour enjoyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
ATTEND

Z. and Mrs. +. (. MOTIFS IeII
.day morning for San Antonio
tend tie Texas Embalmers As
ition convention which IS con-
ng in that city this week. Mr..
Mrs. Marcelo Cara and daugh-
Virginia. left on Monday -
Id the CONVENTION also. Taey
be zone about a week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
A%,FTHODISTS +

lite a large number Of members
he Methodist church were n
ndance today ct ne meeting
he Brownsville district Of Meth
I held in Wesiaco. Sessions
ed az $50 a. II. with Mrs. p.
Dial Of San Antonio speaking
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
cial Meeting
Altar Society

relve members of the Altar
ETY. of the Sacred Heart church
on Monday with Mrs. LOUIS
ialski IN the home Of ner
daughter, Mrs. 3. 1. kowals&i-
aightful social hour w1s ENJOY
nd several Lovely Eausica! num-
were rendered 0y Mrs. LOUIS
hlsEi. Refreshments we're serv-
lere will be no meeting Of this
y next week. but the finaI
ing Of this year viii be he4o
donday. June j.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
Rio Grande CITY
BRIDGE HOSTS
PAST WEEk

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith en-
tertained at bridge wednesday and
guests included MesSrs. and Mes
danes L. r. Brooks. George e
Marsh. "a r.. JaSZen. Bernard Mar
tin and Carol Wheeler. Five ia
bles Of bridge were played and del
icious refreshments served.
First prizes we're won by Mrs.
Marsh. a luncheon set and NJ.
Martin a bridge set. Consolation. 4
ta~lly-book. went 10 Mrs. Wlrele
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19
CHATFIELDS
ENTERTAIN

Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Chatfleid
entertained a. bridge on Friday
evening az their home. having as
guests the following. Mr.. and Mrs.
George p Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w Shuford. DR. and Mrs. q. u.
Martin. MI. and Mrs A. H. Jansen.
Mrs. j. J. Guerra and Mrs. Mona
Ritz. High scores we're made b.
Mrs. Martin and Mr. Shuford. low
by Mrs. Guerra and Mr.. Marsh
Mrs Sidney Williams has re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

Puget. Sound. Wash. distributed
1850 a Ees Of canned salmon and an
estimat ed 100000 pounds OF fresh
salmon to needy families in the
state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-19

In 81 cases involving automobile
accident injuries San Francisco ilr-
les have awarded the plaintiffs more
than 81 ZOO. 900.
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