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If you are the sort of man who wor-
ries about your Spring suit-and If you
are I hope / wont meet you until I
feel stronger-it may amuse you to
know that Richard Dix is having his
trousers cut bit narrower-"a subtle
line" runs my information, that naked
eye will not discern, but that will be
Immediately noticed as something radi-
cally new and smart by those in the
know"
That gets Richard Dix OF the mind
for the next few weeks, anyway. His
shoulders are not going to be so broad
as they were. The tendency to stuff
the shoulder seams out Is being aban-
doned by the new tailor, and the coats
will have but single breasted closings.
Brown, that fine old standby Of other
Springs, viii be the very chic thing.
Now that Hollywood modistes have
brought cut the fad to have the hat
made Of the same material as the dress,
what Is to become Of the pocketbook?
There are so many dresses.
And, second, and more horrible
thought, what is TO become of the hat?
There are such funny dresses.
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paper Alliance.l
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INc2 SAMNi& THE
MISSES nLLIE EUGeMe
AND ESHeRALDA koRTEL
FRoet DRoAlNIkt@ EDDIE
Bowers HAS LED A
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OFFeRS or SUBSTANTIAL
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APPEAR ~ VAUDEVILLE.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
m SOCIETY CRQES--A COMP ETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN *= /

end with Mr.. Commins. who has
been a patient at the Fort sam
Houston Hospital for the past three
months. MIR. CDmmins Is slowly i'm
proving and IA expected 10 be able
70 return home within the next
month or six weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Sprecher and
daughter. Analyse left Thursday
evening for Galveston and Houston
where they viii spend d week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Bull OF Dal-
las are visiting their daughter. Miss
Clyde and son. Edgar T.. Bull and
his wife In Raymondville this week.
Carl LaSaine OF Chicago. who has
been visiting with his mother. Mrs.
r. @. Fawkes left for Houston. Fri
day. and after a short visit there
will return home.
Miss Elizabeth Swayze returned
Tuesday from "a week end business
trip IN Kerrville. While there Miss
Swayze spent Sunday with her sis
ter. Octavia I'm san Antonio.
Clarence Jernigan or Brooks Field.
San Antonio left Friday morning for
San Antonio. after spending m
months furlouEh here with hts par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jernlgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton y. Rapp and
sons. Billy and Dick returned home
Saturday after IA months visit with
Mrs. Rapp's parents. Arr. and Mrs.
Nike Ludey in GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
They were accompanied home hy
Mrs Rapp's sister. Miss Lillian
Ludey. They visited in Pensacola.
Mobile and New Orleans on their
return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Manning and
daughter. Ruth returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives tn Missouri. Oklahoma and
Texas.
w. A. Harding and Mrs. Klein
and children. George and Dorothy
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Raymondville


PERSONALS
Miss Mable Nelson returned We'd
neSday from Kerrville. where she
attended the Epworth League As
sembly as A delegate from the first
Methodist Church Of Raymondville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. l.. Manning are
entertaining Mrs. Manninr's two
sisters. and their families. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. williams OF Mexia and
Mrs. Reed white and son or Cisco
tab. Okla Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson viii
return home Sunday while Mrs.
White and her son will spend the
summe here.
Mrs. v. w. Pittman returned Sat
urday from K~inEsville where she at
tended the first term or summer
school at the Texas "A and T. Mrs
Ptttman Is principal Of the Ray
mondville grade schools.
Mrs. r.. III. Harborn returned sat-
urday from Detroit, Mich, where
she had been called by the serious
illness and death or her father. g..
%. H0born. she was accompanied
home by her little daughter. Vir-
ginia Lee and her mother. Mrs. Nan
ME Jordan. MIR. Harb0rn was TAX
en- III while there and Is under the
are OF q doctor az present but is
expected 20 be able 10 return by
the last or the week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. .. Burleson
announce the birth Of a nine pound
son. Thursday morning. Both mother
and son are doing nicely.
Jack Hollingswo-th Of Los Fresnos
visited friends In Raymondville We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George Commins and Mrs.
w. L. Lille left Friday for San An
tonic where they will spend the week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
LOCAL FIRM
DOING WELL
Brownsville Plumbing Does
Four Jobs During
Past Month

The Brownsville Plumbing ON
pany. 1919 Thirteenth street. re-
Gently organized. has gotten off 10
o good start In local contracting
circles.
TIE firm has completed four Jobs
during the past month. These in
clude a two story apartment in
West Brownsville for Farm and
Home Savings e. Loan association.
tourist camp at Palm Court. and
cottages AT Boca Chica for Del Mar.
incorporated.
Max Mayorga. who has been A
plumber for liz years. Is master
plumber for this company. RE sarv-
ed three years as chief plumber az
Fort Brown. later entering the
plumbing department ar HAYS a.
Sons. where he served as chief
plumber for Il years.
MayorEa has passed the master
plumbers test as outlined Nv the
city Examining and Supervising
board.
The organizers and owners on this
company are Majora. manager. and
w Perez. assistant manager and
secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
NINTH BIRTHDAY
TO CELEBRATE
Society Calendar

Tuesday
Club Twelve will meet with Miss
Maria Cantu.
Rebekahs r to meet IN the Ma
sonic Temple parlors at eight
o'clock.
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new STOCK AT
PARA BROS.
Fresh Goods At Prevailing
Low Prices Pass
On Bargains

A fresh stock Of goods. rurchas-
eel &C. prevailing low prices. enables
PARA Brothers. 12i5-l9 Levee street.
TO pass surprisingly low bargains on
20 their customers.
"Our customers not only are as
sured OF obtaining fresh goods but
get them az rock bottom prices the
manager Of the store states. This
does not mean cheap goods AZ q
cheap price. but the best at lowest
prices. Groceries are lower now
than they have been since the
World War"
PARA Brothers are making A
speciality Of "a new first class natent
flour which they have bought AZ
wholesale prices and are selling at
bargains
The store recently took over n
new place and have increased their
space. which enables the manage
ment 70 purchase I'M larger GUAM
titles. resulting ultimately IN bet
ter prices for the customer.
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-- -
COMFORT OF
PATRONS AIM

Looking towards the increased
comfort or It's patrons during the
summer months, Anthony's Waffle
Shop has recently installed new
electric fans and has had several
new windows cut in the building.
sffording a complete circulation Of
cool. fresh air.
On the menu. too. may be found
hot weather suggestions which are
especially appetizing during the
summer. and al the present time a
plate Dutch luncheon Il proving
most popular. with cold meats OF all
kinds and a salad.
Fruits and vegetables IN season
served az Anthony's are always a
feature.
Prompt service. courteous SER
vice. moderate charges. excellent
foods including seafood OF al kinds.
are combining 10 make this a most
popular place 10 eat.
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Compliment
Recent Bride
With Shou,e1

SAN BEN1TO. July 20-Miss Der
tina Hathaway OF La Feria whose
marriage 10 Crockett Campbell or
Lufkin took place on July Is. was
honoree at a bridal shower given
az the home or Mrs. Jay Yost tr
San Benito with Mrs. Arthur
Warmker as joint hostess.
Summer flowers were used for
decorations.
During the evening games and
contests were participated In before
the honoree was presented with the
shower gifts.
The guests included intimate
friends and schoolmates OF the hon
Gree. They were as follows: Miss
Lois YoSt, Mrs. Charles Yost. Mrs.
Henry Alsmeyer of san Benito:
Miss Doris Hullings and Miss Mary
Ann Peters OF Harrington: Miss
Alyne Ashforth. Miss Susie Mae
Wiley. Miss Genevieve Till. Miss
Louise Harr. Miss Betty Thompson.
Miss Violet Spies. Miss May Hath
away. Mrs y. Fl. Hathaway. Mrs. W.
G. Spies and Mrs. Eddie Higgins OF
La Feria.
GUEST DAY AT
MRS PUCKETTS
Mrs. j. A. Puckett was hostess at
the annual guest day OF the Lam
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
SHARP MOWER
IS NECESSARY
Lock and Key Department
At Rommer's Is
Complete

This Is the time o! the wear grass
grows quickly. and that means work
for someone.
Cutting grass Is hard work az
best. so why wear yourself out By
haggling your lawn with a dull
mower7" asks II. y Rommer. whose
repair shop is located at $50 Thir-
tenth.
He carries stock parts on all Lead
ing makes OF mowers and u in A
position to condition old machines
rapidly.
Another department or his repair
shop embraces a complete line Of
locks and keys. He can manufac-
ture duplicates OF master KEYS on
short notice.
The Valley IS being filled with the
flotsam and petsam caused BY the
unemployment situation. and this
is a good time to keep your car and
other valuables under lock and key.
Rommer points out.
His lock and KEY Is probably the
most complete south OF San An
tonic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Days Return From
Two Months Trip

Rev. and Mrs. X. r. Day and son
Charles returned Sunday from a
most delightful vacation trip OF two
months. including in their itinerary
cities In the vest. northwest and
the central part OF the United
states They also toured in Can
ada before returning home. "A visit
TO Carlsbad Cavern in New Mexico
was an especial feature OF the trip.
While In Del Rio. Texas. the DAYS
visited their daughter. who, with
her husband is 10 arrive the middle
OF this week for q visit here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
BAND CONCERTS
ATTRACT MANY

Many people from the Valley
towns attend weekly band concerts
given by the municipal band with
Joe Lyday director, give delightful
programs. each night. The Valley
towns send many music loving peo-
pie here. 70 enjoy the music and
the pleasant environment OF the
Fair Park.
This weeks program "a except
ionally entertaining.
Fidelity March. (Cline). Fairy
Phantom. Dance Charactisque,
Friemanl. Lights Out. March. NC
Cauley). Apple Blossom. Serenade.
CRobertS). Novelty. Trombone Blues,
(Jeweln. Ell Captain. (Sousa).
The featurs OF the program was
"Old Kentucky Home. Fantasia.
Daleby). The different parts taken
by different Instruments, the en-
semble was charming. Program
closed With odd Colonial March,
(Hall).
Mrs. j. G. Myrick and daughters.
Josephine and Elizabeth we're week
end visitors In san Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
New Face Powder
Doesn't Dry Skin

Just Try this wonderful face pow
der MELLO-GLO. Spreads SMOOTH
Nv and prevents large pores. Blends
naturally with any complexion
stays on longer. MELLO-GLO is
purest and finest face powder
made-its coloring matter appro-
we'd by United States government
Fresh. youthful-never dries skin or
makes 10 look flakey. Get MELLO-
GLO- Cisneros Drug Stores Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
QUITE wELL-To-Do

Yes" said the boastful young
man. my family can trace its an
cestFy back 10 william the Con-
queror."
II suppose" sneered hts friend
you'll be telling us that your an
cestors we're In the Ark with
Noah?"
Certainly not said the boaster.
My people had a boat OF their
own ."-Tlt-Bits.
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drum T. A. II. club nc her home for
the last meeting OF the club.
Roll call was answered by each
member OF the club BY introducing
her guest.
During the afternoon conun-
drums and games were played.
The next meeting OF the club viii
be held at the home Of Mrs. w. j.
Bassett when Miss Dorothy Porter
will give a demonstration OF decora-
tive stitches.
Mrs Puckett was assisted IN her
hostess duties by Mesdames J. r..
Dean, c. l. Woods, j. o. Colt and
o. c. Woods.
GIRLS LEAVE
Y. w. CAMP
San Benito girls attending the
Y. w. c. "A. camp at Rio Hondc for
the final week or camp were Doris
Ogden. Helen Hinkley and Gyneth
Douglas.
Other girls attending camp were
Betty Bonner. Jean Agar, Carol Lou
Tippit. Dorothy Dodds. Dora Lu-
ellie Kendrick. Gyneth Douglas and
Jane Bonner.
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE
Of DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Taber
have announced the marriage or
their daughter. Miss Delsie Taber.
to Don w. Mounts which took place
February q. 1881.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mounts departed
this week for a wedding trip to
Monterrey and other points in Mex
leo for a two weeks stay.
Mrs. Mounts has lived IN san
Benito since childhood and Is a
graduate OF the San Benito High
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Beach Party
On SATURDAY.
Is Enjoyable

Complimenting n e brother.
Emory OF Tampico. Mexico. who is
visiting his parents MIR. and Mrs. j.
l.. Friedman IN Los Ebanos this
month, Miss Beatrice entertained
on Saturday with an enjoyable
beach party &C Boca Chica-
a weiner roast. swimming In the
guif and dancing on the outdoor
Pcvnion at Del Mar Inn we're de-
nghtful diversions for the evening.
Included In this hospitality were
about fifty Brownsville friends OF
the honorse, VINO has made many
acquaintances during his visits
here.
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school later going to the Browns
vile Junior College.
Mr.. Mounts Is manager OF the
Jirney-Jungle store III san Benito.
MRS. LYLE HOSTESS AT
DINNER BRIDGE
The Wednesday Evening Bridge
club was entertained by Mrs. c. +.
Lyle for their last meeting at the
Aztec Cafe.
Following q Mexican dinner the
members participated in games Of
bridge High cor awards were
presented 10 Mrs. r. L. Marchbanks
and j. <. Bell.
Mrs. T. z. Marchbanks will be
the next hostess.
NINTH BIRTHDAY
TO CELEBRATE
Martha Plain celebrated her
ninth birthday anniversary at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Plain on South Crockett. During
the afternoon a series OF games and
contests ware enjoyed. Annie Lee
Neiderjohn was successful In the
series OF contests
Guests were Catherine Ballenger.
Jean Brady. Annie Lee N~eiderjohn
Jane Titus. Doris Louise D0dson,
June Titus.
Mrs. II. Plain was assisted in her
hostess duties BY Mrs. Emma Nor
riSSey and Mrs. j. III. Hicks.
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left Friday evening for Galveston.
where they win meet Mrs. Bond
Carol and son. Ozzie of this city.
who have been visiting her mother
in-law IN Houston. They VIII take
the steamer Saturday for New York.
stopping or M short time at Miami.
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Harrington


A pleasant evening following a
dinner party was enjoyed at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Perry
on THE Briggs-C Coleman highway
recently. Covers were laid for Misses
Charlotte Nelson. Virginia Lee Per-
" and Marian Copenhaver: Messrs
Don York. A. N. Beam. Clarence
Nelson Games OF AZ were played.
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City for the week end and are guests
of Mrs Rosenheinl.
Mrs Edward Heidensfeld is in Wild
| wood, N j., for a short stay and later
will go to New York to join her sister
Mrs. Richard Bonwit, and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mildred Bonwit, who will ac-
company her to Hot Springs, Va.
Miss Adrienne C. Mayer has returned
to her home, on California street, from
stay of several weeks visiting in
Youngstown and Cleveland, Ohio.
| Mrs. Lawrence Koenigsberger has re-
turned from q three-week visit to her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Diener, in
New York.
Mrs. Edgar Baum, accompanied by
| to New York and spent a week at
nearby resorts, returning home We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs Sherry Stein have re-
! turned from three-week motor trip
to New York and visited their young
son at camp at La Plume, Pa.
Mrs. F. Weikersheimer of New York
came to Washington Friday and Is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Eugene
Kahn. for two weeks.
Mrs. M S. Cohen is with her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Melvin Gusdorf, and her
young son at Ocean View, Va, for
August
/ Miss Marion French left Friday for
her home in Pikesvi1le, West Va, after
| two-week visit with Mrs. Cecilia
| Michaelis.
Mrs. Louis Notes left last week, ac-
companied by Miss Augusta Friedberg
| for Atlantic City, where they are stay
| ing at the Breakers for the remainder
| of the season.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer A. Goldstein
OF Binghamton, N. Y, arrived in Wash
ington Friday night and are the guests
of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Luchs, at Lux Manor,
| Bethesda, Md.
Mr.. Louis Saltz, accompanied by Mr..
Donald Gottlieb. sailed yesterday from
New York for Europe, to be gone until
| the end of august.
| Mrs. Benjamin K Leon with her two
daughters. Ruth and Lorraine, are at
| the Ambassador in Atlantic City, having
| left Washington Thursday.
The Sisterhood Of the B'Nai Israel
| Congregation will give an all-day ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall today. The
| Welfare Committee, under the leader
ship of Mrs. Coleman, has arranged
an interesting program of sports with
prizes. Mrs. Charles Miller has charge
of tickets.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Blumenfeld and
| their daughter, Miss Marjorie Blumen-
| field. will leave today by motor to spend
J q week at Ocean View, Va
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry l.. Kaufman
! left last night for Ocean View, Va,
where they will spend the next 10 days
DR.. and Mrs Sidney H RoSenthal
have gone on a motor trip to New
York and Atlantic. City
Miss jeanette Eoeb is in Atlantic
City for a several weeks stay.
Mrs. B. Erlebacher has returned TO
her home, in Woodley Park Towers
] from a visit at Margate, N J.
| Mrs. Henrietta Sommers of Baltimore
| formerly of this city, is the guest of her
sisters, Mrs. David Eiseman and Mrs
| A. Lichtenstein.
| Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend
nnotored to Atlantic City yesterday and
| are at the Ambassador Hotel Mrs
| Behrend will remain through the week.
Miss Dorothy Marks has returned
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CAMP GOOD WILL LISTS
SONG SERVICE TONIGHT
Minstrel Show Will Be Staged To-
morrow Night as Farewell
for Departing Group.

Children and mothers mentioning at
Camp Coed Will are to give their first
public song service in the camp pavil-
lion this evening at 7:30 o'clock The
program will be under the direction Of
Jack Leatherbury head boys councillor.
Training for the singing has been in
progress for two weeks under the direc-
ton of Tom Madden of Trinity College
Toronto, volunteer councillor at the
camp.
Tomorrow night the camp councillors
will stage a minstrel show as q farewell
entertainment for the group now in
camp Tuesday the camp is to be va
Gated by the group now there to make
ready for the fourth and last group
scheduled to arrive this season. This
group is to arrive Wednesday in time
for dinner.
At Camp Pleasant the children gave
their formal music program Friday
night and the mothers presented an
original play last evening The group
will return to their homes tomorrow
and the fourth party will be received
Tuesday
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With both sides of Constitution ave-
nue. open to all-day parking, motorists
will not be permitted to park around
the Ellipse for more than two hours
beginning Monday, Col. u. S. Grant
Sd, director of Public Buildings and
Public Parks, announced yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-09

from a several days stay in Reading,
Pa where she visited her brother, Mr..
Louis Marks, and is with DR., and Mrs.
Harry Lewis in their apartment in
Wardman Park Annex.
Evening star., 1931-02-26

Cap sleeves! Boleros! Peplums! Nestees!
Pipngs! Flares Pleats! Styles as charming
as your own street frocks-prints as colorful
as Spring ITSELF The home-fashions in this
great event are as important as the values!
You'll be delighted with the variety of
models, because if you're wise-and like to