Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities

as the business men OF the city are
TO appear as children OF ~pre-school
attending a clinic for examination.
PERSONALS
Wayne II. Cowan and family.
formerly OF New York, has pur-
chased an interest in the Radio
Shop Of this city. Immediatel- aft
er arriving Mr.. Cowan purchased
the Bolton horse and is owner Of
a large grove east OF Edinburg.
Mrs. Lorenzo Brothers has re-
turned from a two weeks vaca-
.on In Monterrey and Saltillo. She
IS employed in the district clerks
office.
Miss Carrie and Mary benson
left "Wednesday morning for Taylor
and Round Rock. Miss Carrie will
be principal OF the Taylor school
and Miss Mary will be q teacher
in the Round Rock school. Jimmie
benson, their brother. accompanied
them as far as Granger where he
will visit indefinitely.
Mrs. Douglas Mackenzie has as
her guests Miss Alyce and Bill
Adams Of Marshall. Mr.. Adams
has recently been a resident in
Tampico, Mexico. and intends 10
spend several weeks with his Sis
ter, Mrs. Mackenzie. Miss Adj
dams will resume her duties as
teacher in the Edinburg schools
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tewell have
returned from a vacation in FL
Paso, Alpine. and New Mexico.
While away Mr.. Jewell attended
the American Legion convention in
FL Paso.
Mrs. Enroll Edwards and small
daughters, Errolyn and Billie Sue.
Monterrey after visiting Mrs.
George Edwards and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Rutherford.
With the opening OF school SO
near at hand, many Of the Edin-
burg teachers have arrived. With
several exceptions. the majority Of
the faculty Of the previous year
have spent the summer in various
summer schools studying for the
fall term of school. Grammar
school teachers who have returned
are. Miss Mabel Van Cleve. Miss
Butler Houston, and Alyce Adams.
Others having arrived are Misses
Edna and Lily White. Mrs. Geor-
gia M. Mayes, Miss Nora Woods.
Thelma Lee Jones, Vera Sans.
Grace Miles. II. L. Warren, Dorothy
Sayle, c. f. Davis, NJ. E. Davis, j.
ID. benson. Don Johns, John A.
Swanson. II. g. Searcy, and III. u.
Miles.
Mrs. J. j. Closner and small
! daughter, Annette. have returned
from Fl. Worth and Odessa where
they have been visiting friends and
relatives practically all summer.
They have rs their guests who re-
turned with them, Mrs. w. ". Wad-
dell. and Mrs. +. X. Bowman.
Maynard Krledler is IN Freeport.
Ill, where he Is taking a course in
undertaking. He expects to return
to Edinburg in the late fall.
Miss Marie Bum has accepted a
position in the vicinity Of Falfur-
rias as teacher IN the schools. Miss
Bum has been visiting in Marlin
the past few months and Will be
remembered as a popular gradu-
ate in the local college last year.
M. Kennedy of Rochester. N. ",
who has been visiting in the Valley
and the interior Of Mexico for the
past several months. passed through
Edinburg the middle OF the week
en- route to his home In Roches-
ter. He expects To return in the
near future and purchase g large
grove.
Henry Wiggen Of McAilen pass
ed through Edinburg Thursday
morning en- route to San Antonio
where he expects to visit in the
Charles Laid home.
Tom Simpson OF McAllen was a
visitor in Edin urg Wednesday
evening. He was accompanied By
Jack Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vogler have
returned from a months vacation
ia Georgia.
Albert Kaufman OF Harrington
passed through Edinburg. Thursday
on his way 70 Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal A. Brown are
In Edinburg again after a three
weeks visit in San Antonio and
Junction.
Mrs. G. J. Hamme and two sons.
Ralph and Horne. and Miss Mae.
have returned from an extended
visit in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Peter Schnack is visiting
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hind
wood Bond. Mrs. Schnack expects
to return 10 Kingsville. her pres
ent residence on Saturday. In the
near future she will join Mr..
Schnack who is employed in San
Antonio. Mr.. and Mrs. Schnack
are former residents OF Fdinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Boynton have
returned from Fl Paso. where Mr..
Boynton attended the American
Legion convention.
Rev. r. A. Corwin and wife. have
returned from a weeks vacation in
san Antonio and report an enjoy
able trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Scott have re-
turned from Los Angeles, where
rhey have been for the past few
months.
G. l.. Stocking. Of Ponca CITY.
Okla, was expected to arrive the
latter part of last week to begin
his duties as band director of the
local schools. Mr.. Stocking is a
graduate Of Southwestern college
IN Kansas and has had wide ex-
perience in his chosen career. He
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