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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Mission

NEW YEAR BEGUN
BY WOMANS CLUB
The first meeting OF the new
wear or the Woman's Tuesday club
was held AZ the home of Mrs. j. @.
Decker, the president. A luncheon
was served followed by the first
proeram on The Technique OF the
Novel Mrs. Leon Brown was lead
er. assisted by Mrs. J.. q. Plyler
and Mrs. Dade Hester.
A general discussion followed, In
which all members participated.
Mrs. S. L. Hardin sang a solo with
Mrs. Brown at the piano. Mrs.
Castlebury. Of Vernon, mother Of
Mrs. Brown, was an out OF CLUB
guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

ID. "A. *. mad n call meeting, Mon
day morning az nine o'clock at the
McAllen Chamber OF Commerce. to
elect a new regent to fill the place
vacated by Mrs. Z. B. Gibbs. who
has gone 10 her old home in Farm
land, Ohio 10 live.
Mrs. ID. G. Hogan was elected
regent. II was decided 10 continue
the luncheon meetings throughout
the year.
Attending the meeting we're Mes
danes r. y. Taylor, ID. G.. Hogan
Il. w. Malone, w. Il. Upshaw. Law
renee Ogden, w. III. Deans, Rock
well. ID. p. Germaine. Conrad
Raitch. Nj. II. Laycock, w. A.
Wright OF Donna, F. II. Davis, San
Juan. 3. NJ. Strong. J. c. Cardwell.
Oscar Perkins and b. H. Bushey OF
Mission.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
is DELIGHTFUL
Mrs. j. c.. Harrison entertained
the members Of the Puebl- Bridge
club and additional guests Friday
morning at $50 o'clock.
After a delicious three course
breakfast bridge was enjoyed. Mrs.
Merwin Hale was awarded high
score and Mrs. p. III. Lee low. Mrs.
Loop won the guest high prize.
Guests OF the club were MeSdames
Loop and Rex Norman Club men,
bers present were MeSdames p. ".
Lee. r. <. Whitsall, Merw!n Hale,
Fl. A. Wilson, Byron Bates and the
hostess.
HOSTESS AT
CASA DE PALMAS
Mrs. Leroy Buescher was hostess
70 the Wednesday Luncheon club
at the Casa de Palmas hotel.
Mrs. Lowry was awarded high
score and Mrs. Z. r. Russell second
high.
Club guests were Mesdames
Lowry and T. II. Bells.
MRS. HARRISON
ENTERTAIN5
The members of the Delta bridge
club met Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. j. @. Harrison at
her home on the Mission highway.
A. the finish Of the bridge games
a delicious salad course was served
and the prizes awarded. High score
going 10 Mrs. wv. B. Spell and low
to Mrs. Harold Brehm.
PERSONALS
Mrs. r.. ID. Gill OF Houston, Is
the guest Of her mother Mrs. T.. III.
Re.tig. Mrs. Gil will be remember
ed rs Miss Opal Rettig.
Miss Belva Gene Mccullough,
VIII has been attending summer
school at Texas University visited
friends in McAllen on her way 10
Brownsville.
Miss Catherine FriSby has had
as her guests during the past week
Mrs. Earnest Cochran OF Livings-
ton and Miss Merle McCool OF
Dallas. Mrs. Cochran returned TO
her home Tuesday and Miss Nc
Cool will remain for q longer visit
Mrs. Frank Grow and children
Ida and Smith Scott have re-
turned from a months vacation ir
Missouri.
Mrs. Vannie Coax and children
Vannie Jr.. and Betty Ann have
returned from a delightful vacation
with relatives IN Louisiana.
Word has been received by
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ferguson that they sailed Thurs
day from san Francisco on the
:. :. Soroma for Honolulu TO make
their home.
DR.. and Mrs. Mckee Cation have
returned from a short vacation In
Dallas and other north Texa:
points.
Mrs. Charles Jones and Mise:
Alma Ramsey. Brownie Zachary
and Maud Jones have returned
from a three weeks vacation III
Colorado.
Mrs. r r. Horn has returned
from a short visit in San Antonio
with friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
CIRCLE HAS
SOCIAL

Twenty-Five members OF the
Shinai Circle Of the First Baptist
church were present when Mrs.
Nicely Newman entertained at her
country homo with a social Mon
day afternoon.
Games and various c0ntes S were
participated In during the after
loon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
HOSTESS AT
CASA DE PALMAS

MRS. Leroy Buescher was hostess
70 the Wednesday Luncheon club
at the Casa de Palmas hotel.
Mrs. Lowry was awarded high
score and Mrs. 4. n. Russell second
high.
Club guests were Mesdames
Lowry and 7. II. Bells.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

Mr.. and Ms. Fred Flanders are
the proud parents OF a daughter,
born at 4 o'clock Monday morn
ing. The infant weighs eight and
one-half pounds. Mr.. Flanders is
the county jailer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

The Methodist Trueheart was en-
tertained by Mrs. A. L. Ralston
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T. Z. JAS
person was IN charge OF the study
lesson which dealt with the Book
OF James. All members were re-
Quested TO attend the zone meet
Ing at Weslaco on Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
WEDNESDAY CLUB
AT BELL HOME

The members or the Wednesday
Evening Bridge club enjoyed a
chicken barbecue at the home o.
Mrs. j. E. Bell in Valencia Park
when she entertained her club.
High score holders at the con-
clusion OF the games we're Mrs. G.
L. Miner and j. r. Wilcox.
Mrs. j. T. Wilcox will entertain
the club next.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
Next Zone
Meeting In
San Benito

SAN BENITO, Sept. 5.-The next
quarterly zone meeting Of the
Methodist Missionary Society will
be held in San Benito, December
2, 1t was decided at the two coun-
~ meeting at Raymondville this
week.
The delegates from San Benito
were Mrs. Alice Dunn, Mrs. II. II.
Parks. and Mrs. z. G. Reese. 9th
er members attending the meeting
we're Mrs. c. ID. jenkins, Mrs. II.
Hansen. Mrs. c. w. Sullivan and
Mrs. Frank Roberts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06
SOCIETY ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

Mrs. Fred L. Paschal was elect
ed president OF the Women'S Mis-
sionary Society Of the First Bap-
fist church at a meeting held this
week at the church.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
f. c. Rreedlove, vice-president and
Mrs. E. A. Daugherty, secretary
treasurer.
Following a short business meet
ing Mrs. r. 4. r.. Mewshaw led
the devotional.
Missions in the Bible. was the
subject Of the lesson conducted by
Mrs. T. P. Cooke.
PERSONALS
j. p. Ellis and T.. G. Breedlove
were delegates from the San Ben
ito Kiwanis club who left Friday
night for Oklahoma City where
the Kiwanis convention will be
held. Miss Clay Breedlove accom-
panied her father on the trip.
Mrs. N. s. Monger has returned
from a short trip 10 Houston and
New Orleans, where she visited her
father.
Mrs. J. r. Collins is visiting in
LyfOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Elliott are
visiting in Illinois. Iowa and other
states for about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Cowley and
daughter. Doris. have returned
from a vacation trip TO western
points.
Or. and Mrs. r. O. Seiser are
spending the weekend in San An
tonic visiting friends.
S. V. Nicely. a member OF the San
Benito school faculty. has return
ed after spending the summer at
Abilene.
Mrs. Alice Dunn Is visiting
friends in Lyford for a few davs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

The Parent-Teachers Association
is planning to present n PLAY en-
titled The Howlirg Success" as
one OF their first activities for the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

At a meeting of the Baptist Mis-
sionary Society Tuesday. Mrs. j. It.
Magee was elected president. Mrs.
J.. s. Pelt chosen vice-president,
Mrs. Kate finland was named rec
ording secretary. and Mrs. c. L.
Fortson is the new corresponding
secretary. Plans were formulated
regarding a reception to be given
on the church lawn September IL.
4Ihis affair will be in honor Of the
a frrnfrr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

Members OF the Senior Bridge
club met at the home Of Mrs. J. w.
KIRKPATRICK at Q o'clock "Wednesday
morning. Guests high score was
made by Mrs. A. Y. Baker and cluo
high by Mrs. c. 1. Haven. An ICED
drink was served.
Mrs. Waddel made second high
score. Mrs. Montgomery Will p
terrain next.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

Miss Mauriae Mcdonald was
elected president OF the First Bap-
fist Fidelis class at a meeting
Tuesday evening. LA Pigg was
chosen first vice-president: Estelle
Kelly was chosen second vice
president: Vida Anthony, third
vice president: Colera Pigg. secre-
tary; Lereen Mcleod. treasurer:
and Estelle Kelly. reporter. Laura
Lou Bryan, Jaque Harvey. and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

RAYMOND Borrum entertained the
rpvorth League organization Fri
day evening. Games were played
on the lawn. Ice cream and cake
vSer~ served at a late hour to Or
ME Gernentz. Frances Scaver,
Gordon Ellis. Mary Heacock, Ira
Tarbutton. Helen Rumble. Clara
benson, Glyn Geeslin, Billie Tar
YER, Louise Beverly, Ray MCWhor-
ter Frances Geeslin. Charles and
Robert Rumble. Phinny Phelan.
Maurice Marshall, Lester Gerncntz.
Glyn Geisen, and Raymond Bor-
roum.
Weekly herald., 1931-05-24

o-l11L-S4A, 14A11aot21A DAN 7Id CARIY SHOOTS BEAR FF;cM :. ~
 RAIH1CAD TE2,I1.N CHITINA, ALASKA. May. 17- lr. Dan Nc Carty, brakeman on the rai1roa d re ceMtly shot 8 boar on the hee ding for Chitina. olr. 31c Carty's vorsio on Is, "Is saw out of the mail car win dow and grabbed 77p my tansty riff l c G-1ld st~ck ny load 3r-t of the mai c2r door and drought him down. S17ch &ninsls cs these are often seen a1- 2ng the r2i lroad and as proof he kill ed ano ther boar days sftervard. ;~
 l.: KiANAT4AK YOUTH NIAErrLlD BY BEAE Robert Fro thiEgham aKd the editJr of Outdoor Life, would have the p1 b. lie k1oT that Alaskan brown boeas gro doci1o; that they are not terim IT 1 and, if brought I'D properly, end n 3t tormented by children, will eat fz"vn one s hand.
 But this isn't the pict77re paint l by Mika a4makofee of Kanatak, A1aske who is 17nder treatment at the Seward Gene ral Fospita1; his right arm '"o~ Il { fnntt1nn right oven thorgh sev~ eral months have r2ssed since MrN. bear playf77ly jumped Or of the rrG-
  Kalnakoff1s chest, arms and spine. The boar played too ronhg, fur thr- ee days aftervard it was 8 question Whearther L-i ke would Survive. H i s worth and vitality probably decided the matter.
 Wes tWard folk be lieve that i f. one of these bears look one bite ont 2f the rear extremi ties of Frothinghsm and the Ortdoor Life editor, they t1po, world howl like coyotes. Sentinel
 --%&-&-e-h
 FAIRBANKS TRAIL OPENED FOR sEAsCN 1HITI-1zE. ALASKA Hay, 24~"@ Tn spite pI the fact that there was l 8 e spring The road was opened 7r the earliest it has gver been do to the fact that there vas little snow on tie sr:1oi t The Road Com. men arc Sire FIFE Ul-E--zz DClTE CT LR,EEDIuy
 Cscer Freedman Who brc ke his arm Q
Weekly herald., 1931-05-24

ry hard work getting the school op~ |eened ready. and clothing sorted for 1 some of tfe Native children. They uth 1 erwise couldn't go to school when it opened.For the Gov t the pe Ie hants want to thank everybody that sent supplies.
 GILLIAN !l-L2~WAxs ASSISTING QCrzT Our greatly liked pilot Farol Id Gill; Ian, is r5~~9-cr with the Cordova Law yers etc, as roll as with chitina and others If ne Upper River Valley. |Vo took tro 1<3Ic;:ers of the Grand J77 rz frc1~ >:cri5 v6a to Valdez where the 5.8 .3s tz:s ct cc~rt is to sit.A1so others fxr t:>2 :;>741t. Fe made several trips. ..:4"c 1lHEovEs Eric 1.xzauerg is much letter now of his :..~ry g1tten at Chitina Fridge. 1 BrrrIif:-,, ACTIVITIES NEAR INDIAN SGT sevora1 of tre Native fami lies are livirg next to the school HOW. More will s1on. It is a good way to do. Hrs Escaldi ta is h77ilding log cabin. 50 is Tom Bell. Joe Good1ata, ,brother of former chief lives rear. So does Dick Euphreny who is the chief at present. TERRIFIC HIGH NORTH WIND. There was 8 high wind Fryday night h1 wing in several wihdovs in the R' [. c1nkro'7se, and an upstairs one Iii
 Crj tina rotel.gt Flew the roof of Cs~
 cor Craigs' tonse into Tro7t Lake.
 Cfitin1 d5esntt very often have nor~
 tn wind, 7zs71aly it is south, all sum-
 mer. -~~-~--~-~~~--
 A TRIENI PASSES 0T TN STATES
 Word has been received here of the sad death of Hrs. Jessie Barnet, wife of George s.Barnet at her home in She~~
 ridan, Ill. The Barrets rsed to live
 here some six or seven years ago and
 entered very who le -he artedly into
 the life here making many tx ends.
 Her early passing is grek% loss as
 she was always ready to do her OWL
 share and more, in any wortr-Nhil le x enterprise. Tte sympathy of 1hitina
 friends goes ort tc L1r. Barnett
 FEEAK WIND DAMAGES PC"1EE PIPELINE
 The soil beginning to thaw and the
 strong wind blowing the soil o1t nr~
 derheath loosered a boulder Weigh1Eg
 aho77t ton. Which came crashing down sar1ao 7h4c oi3e the pipeline to the e1ec~
 t7i n7aYt yesterday mSrninG. Fifty
Weekly herald., 1931-05-24


 FIFE Uc~I211zz DC1rE CT! BEEEDluN
 Cscer Freedman Who brc ke his arm on tSe ;2ldst2rage plant g. short time aschad Dc. Gillispie set it for him hen '~e went U 0ordova t2reve i+ X ruJod.the picture slowed the set- ting WIS perfect .0scer is getti1g&E- eng fife: that shows what it is torave top n@tch doctor in town.
 NATIVE sr1nER sJ+70CL OPENS cn TRAIL Mrs. DelehaEt closel the Native schs; here at Chi tina last week. With ric~ nic fur her pnpi Is. Satrrd4y She loft Ky au to for Copper Conter-She0 will teach the Natives there all sumner. Both in the school 6 in the homes domestic arts Fer school there last year vas larger even than hero, and il will be again this year. It B very likely to He over sc chi1dren. Mrs. Delehant ;.1sc n77rses the sick Natives
Weekly herald., 1931-05-24
LE.C.LrT CTEc

PE< MLELNG~ We notice whore tte salmon run in Cordova and along the coast is com- Nvero
Evening star., 1931-06-14
A CORNER NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

This six-room ana bath corner home is
offered at an extremely low price for I'M
modern; built-in garage and second floor
equipped with sink and stove tor apartment;
enclosed porches. Cell for appointment.
Sunday call Adams 3577.
Evening star., 1931-06-14

DETACHED-i5i7 sHEPHERD 81. N.W.-
8 Tma., bath, gerage. 9lsv00os Lincoln 1904
0r Gauss Columbia 1l22s
Evening star., 1931-06-14
SALE-HOUSES.

OWNER LEAVING. TOWN OFFERS BAR
gain in 4Ol4 Marlboro place NV. lshort
street between Cd and Attn, Shepherd and
Taylor). Tapestry brick, ? porches, rooms.
BATH hot-water heat, built-in garage. Newly
decorated throughout. New gas rance.
SUBURBAN HOME ENHANCED BY FINE
old trees. entire house insulated. which
means added comfort, Winter and Summer;
rooms are large and bright; every conyen-
fence has been considered; formerly priced
$4,000; consider reasonable o1er. Clev. 07l2.
Evening star., 1931-06-14

WOODBRIDGE. 1913 NEWTON ST. NE-BY
| owner, reasonable; bungalow; modern; fve
| rooms, sleeping porch tiled BATH hoored
| attic with space for two rooms; splendid
| condition: double garage; big lot. beautiful
| flowers and shrubbery; one block from school
| and bus Open Sundays. week days after 4
/ m Phone N 7lAn-I
Evening star., 1931-06-14

COY GROOM COTTAGE. 3 LARGE LOTS,
beautiful trees, parklike grounds: one-haf
cor. Lexington Lawrence. North KensinE-
Evening star., 1931-06-14
sALr-HousEs.

CORNER CHEVY ESyyis0S; CHASE r.sid.ne.
near club grounds. Attractive grounds,
large rooms, garage. A real barkain
at this low price: terms reasonable,
schools and transportation, viii Be
soon sold at this figure. Phone Cleve-
Evening star., 1931-06-14

BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND BATH. AMI.
i Is Parker ave, Cherrydale, Va. $500.
BY OWNER-ATTRACTIVE BROOM AND
! bath BUNGALOW; on paved street. garage;
large lot with plenty of shade; price, S3,75o;
terms like rent Shepherd 22i2
Evening star., 1931-06-14

TAKOMA PARK-IN PERFECT CONDI-
tion; Six-room modern house; garage; con-
Yenient: Reasonable. North 1l53 after 2. m.
Evening star., 1931-06-14

SHADY SUBURBAN LOTS. 40x20o, $500
each cash; near Chain Bridge; paved street.
OWNER. Address Box 54-R. Star once.
Evening star., 1931-06-14
SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.h

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE A NEW GROOM
corner house, with AL modrn improvements,
in ne section; lot. 6Oxl60 1T Price, 1880;
Evening star., 1931-06-14
sNE-HoTJsEs.

COLoREDS|BEAuTIFUL PARK RID. HOME
z, n;-W.h., cleo. porch. garage, hardwood
noors, latest imp; best terms col a2iR-I
Evening star., 1931-06-14

BROOkLAND, d. C.-SIX-ROOM MODERN
home. half square to r. ]. ave-; fine lot. 4cx
los #. to paved alley Owner will sell at
sacrifice if sold quickly; moderate cash pay
ment, balance to suit purchaser. Nat. 969l.
r. L. ELLIOTT. Ewes, CleY. 454i.
Evening star., 1931-06-14

ONLY s3,400-NICE COUNTRY PLACE: 8
r, garage, 100 berries. 20 apples, grapes, big
naples. springs. garden. Terms. Clar. 400.
Evening star., 1931-06-14
Overlooking. Rock Creek Park.

Comfortable, roomy,. qruyer-built home,
% I'll. wide, with delightful outlook over
park near Park road entrance.
Colonial brick, z rooms q BEG rooms!,
he'd room, large sleeping porch, breakfast
porch, built-in garage Complete equipment p as;r
mace with vapor heat.
Owner-occupant must sell. Inspection by
appointment with this once. Terms rea-
]. C. WELDON CO.,
1T2T K St. NV. Met. SOIL.
Evening star., 1931-06-14
sALE.-HousEs.

KENNEDY BUILT HOUSES RMS.
baths, porches. large back yard; newly pa
pered and painted; near stanton Park and
Evening star., 1931-06-14

WANT DIRECT FROM OWNER. WELL LO-
in % exchanTe % Tor os' $500 equity @ I'm in highway
property near Rockville, lsd; VIII add cash
II y necessary. OWNER. Address BOX SS2-R.
Evening star., 1931-06-14

IDEAL D. C. BUNGALOW.
Open-6704 4th st. NV. large rooms,
garages. near stores, schools, playground,
cars: may trade. Col. 1922.
Evening star., 1931-06-14
SALE=SuRuRRAN.

MODERN COUNTRY HOME. IN THE PINK
Of condition; very large garden space and
chicken run, chicken houses and garage,
other outbiuldings; abundance Of fruits.
magnificent shade trees and ornamental
trees. beautiful flowers and shrubbery.
never-failing water of the finest quality.
Must sell quickly; reasonable terms; blocks
from electric cars. &c fare to D. C..
Nat. 9691. r. l.. ELLIOTT. Ewes. Clev. 454l.
Evening star., 1931-06-14

PRICE, s., 500.
In the vicinity Of the Capitol and Library
an attractive Colonial brick dwellinG, re-
condition: Contains six large rooms and
tiled bath, hot-water heat, electric lights
double rear porches, two-ear brick gaFage
An ideal home that can be purchased on
JOHN F. DONOHOF & SONS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-24
THE A OF TEXAS.
COUNTY OF CAMERON

Notice is hereby given that. by
virtue OF an Alias Order Of Sale. a.
sued Out OF and By the clerk OF the
Honorable District Court Of Cam
eron County. One Hundred THIRD
Judicial District Of the State y.
Texas. on the 18th day or April. "A.
y. 1881. on a judgment rendered in
said court on the 18th day Of March.
A. d. 1880. in Cau-e No. 9041, en-
titled. Realty Trust Company.
Plaintiff. vs.. Harrington Develop
ment Company. et al. Defendants I"
in favor Of Realty Trust Company.
Plaintiff, and against HarlinRen De-
velopment Company. defendant, FOR
the Jun Of six hundS15 fifty-six and
ninety-hundredths do.SSrs CS656.90l.
together with interest and costs o.
suit. end in favoi, OF plaiIL if and
against the defenoants. Harlingen
Development Company and @. q.
Wood. f~oreclosing plaintiffs liens,
upon property hereinafter deScri'l-
ed. and placed In my hands for exc
cution. 7, r. J. Tucker. constable Of
Precinct Number Two. of Cameron
county. Texas. did. on the 18th day
OF April. "A. ID. 1881. az ten o'clock
a. m. seize and levy upon the fol-
lowing described property. situa.e1
in the city of Harrington. county o.
Cameron, state Of Texas, to-wlt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-24
BUREAU WORK
TOLD BY HOOD
Over $50 Complaints Are
Acted Upon To May
First BY B. 3. B.
fBy staff Corresnondentl

HARLINGEN. May "a Much
OF the bureaus best work is never
heard OF but Kenneth w. Hood.
manager of the Valley Better BUS
mess Bureau In his recent bulletin
soes ahead TO mention some OF the
schemes which have been circum-
vented.
He says the mere fact there l.
a bureau IN the Valley has had the
effect or soaring away unlawful
business schemes and that the more
generally IL becomes known that
there Is a bureau in the Wallet the
more effective II will be.
The local bureau has been or
iicially accepted BY the Affiliated
Better Bureaus. Inc.
Over $50 complaints had been
received and examined IT'D 70 Nav n
various Valley newspapers. state
Officials and others have Cooper
ated splendidly with the bureau
Mr.. Hood says.
He explains that the bureau is
rot a "hush-hush' organization ana
goes on to describe various dubious
business transactions and firms.
Land men are 70 Be given infor-
nation about their agents in order
tnat they may know what type on
men they are employing.
In conclusion he offers % sen
metal signs addressed 20 promoters.
solicitors and others telling them
that their schemes will not be o n
sidered unless first submitted -
the bureau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-24
FEDERATION
CHIEF HERE
Luther c. Steward Will
Make Two Talks In
Valley Sunday

Luther c. Steward. Washington.
d. c., president Of the National
Federation Of Federal Employees. is
expected to arrive in Brownsville
Sunday. and will address local fed
eral workers at the chamber OF
commerce building at 3 p. m. ac-
cording to o. D.. Deputy, local ag-
r%icultural chief.
Mr.. Steward will also deliver an
address to federal employees in
McAllen Sunday, his appearance in
that city being scheduled for 1880
o'clock.
This is Mr.. Stewards first trip
to the Valley. He will remain here
hut one day. being forced to re-
turn north late Sunday night.
All federal workers. whether
members OF the Federation or not,
are urged to attend the meetings
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-24
HARLINGEN
Honor Students Are Named
For 1881 Graduating
Class
(Rv Staff Correspondent)

tDy oI1A4 WI
HARLINGEN. May 23.-Al COM
mencement exercises for the Har-
lingen high school graduating class
will be held in Fair Park Auditor
ium starting with the baccalaureate
service Sunday morning and end
ing with the final program Friday
night. according to Supt. Paul Z.
Phipps.
Rev. G. w. Harrison. pastor OF
the Christian Church, will preach
the baccalaureate sermon at II
o'clock Sunday morning. There VIII
be songs from various choirs In
the city and other music. All Pro-
testant churches with the excep-
ton Of the Presbyterians who have
a special service. are expected TO
dispense with their morning SER
mon.
Miss Dorothy Fristoe has been
named valedictorian for the senior
class with an average Of BE- In her
grades while Miss Ruth Gregory
became salutatorian by making an
average OF 96.4. Billy Townsend was
the highest ranking boy with an
average Of 9l.6.
5. M. N. Mars, state superin-
tendent OF public instruction. VIII
deliver the commencement address
Friday night. Frank Davis. presi-
dent Of the school board, will del
liver the diplomas 10 the graduates.