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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-31
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Travelling at his present clip, Big
Paul Derringer OF the 81. Louis
Cardinals will have little difficulty
qualifying as the outstanding major
league rookie Of 1881. He might
even, with a little luck. finish his
first season as the leading pitcher
OF the National league.
When he shut out the Pittsburgh
Pirates. 5 10 0, in the first game OF
a doubleheader yesterday. the form
er Rochester ace fixed his record
for the year at Is victories and six
defeats. His winning average IS
topped by only one regular, Jess
Haines. also Of the Cardinals. TAX
ing part in % games. he was struck
out lot batters. including the 10
Pirates who took three futile swings
yesterday.
Paul Comes Through.
Although he set a brilliant rec
ord with Rochester last year, the
2l5-pound Kentuckian scarcely was
expected TO prove one Of the prin-
cipal cogs OF the Cardinals fine staff
his first season in fast company.
AS matters stand. ne Is likely TO
draw a starting assignment against
the Athletics in n Of the opening
games Of the world series.
IN setting the Pirates down yes
terday. Derringer yielded only six
scattered hits. while his teammates
romped on Remy Kremer and Bob
Osborn for II. Bill Hallahan made
II unanimous for the day by beat
ing the Buccaneers, 4 20 ! in the
nightcap. Although he allowed seven
hits, as many as his mates could
get off Spencer and Wood, Halla-
han balanced things by striking out
Is.
One Hit Game.
While the two Card twirlers set
a hot pace, the distinction OF Civ
ing the days outstanding perform
ance went to Phil Collins Of the
PhillieS, who allowed only one hit IN
beating the New York Giants, 3
TO o. In the second game Of a double
header. The Giants captured the
first game. 8 10 2. behind Carl Hub
bells tight pitching.
Lefty Ed Brandt chalked up his
nth victory as the Boston Braves
humbled the Brooklyn Robins. 3 10
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from Lubbock where she has been
attending the summer session nc
Texas archaeological College. Miss
Mewshaw viii teach az Los FreSnos
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Fauquhar have
as their guests Miss Malcolm Mon
roe Of Houston. Miss Monroe Is q
niece OF Mrs. Fauquhar.
Miss Helen Ruth Reeves has re-
turned 20 san Benito after spend
ing the summer at Lubbock where
she attended the Texas Technologi-
cal College. Miss Reeves Is head OF
the English department at High
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. st. John and
little son IRE visiting Mrs. St.
Johns mother In san Antonio.
ID. IT. Monroe and son. ID. r.. Mon
rec. Jr.. Earl Amerman and ~.
Brooks have returned 10 Houston
after visiting in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Farguhar.
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OKNOW THESE ~ - OUW PROFIT II
TOWNSVILLE kTOVTNC V1IA K11C1nAGC * QX1AW BYREADNG
FIRMS O1OV I'M III xANN1SV THIS PAGE
Inferior Product Can Not
Stand Advertising Light

Mirror reSilvering Is done at reason
able prices also.
There Is no use in tinkering with
your auto wiring and parts. II
your car is in trouble take il 70 the
Clark Electric shop. This firm
furnishes official service on Delco-
Remy. Northeast. Bosch-Magnetos,
Speedometers, Delco and other
kinds Of batteries.
The Happy-Day Garage, thir-
tenth and Levee. does a general
auto repairing business. Happy"
Powers, one OF the best known
work. For years he was connected
with Buick service work and still
specializes on Bucks. Washing,
greasing and storage also Is done
by the garage.
The Valley is an agricultural
section, and therefore seeds are
doubly important. The Groves COM
pany. 18th and Adams streets. Is
backed by years Of experience in
this line. The manager OF the firm
farmed in El Jardin for ten years
and knows the seed requirements
Of the Valley from practical expe-
rlence.
Insecticides are a speciality with
the firm also.
The Star Electric and Engineer
ing company. located al 439 Tenth.
will bid on all classes Of electrical
work. z. w. Pitts and w. o.
Heinze are the men in back Of the
firm. Pitts has worked in Browns
vile for several years. while Helm
re Is an electrical engineer from
Houston. Anything in electrical
contracting" is the firms motto.
Lawns present a problem az this
time OF the year and. automatic
ally, 50 do lawn mowers. +. p. ROM
mer is the man you should see to
have the mower repaired. His firm
does a general machine shop line.
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Mission
TUESDAY CLUB

TUESDAY CLUB
HOSTESS
Mrs. Will Brown entertained the
Tuesday afternoon bridge club this
week with q two-table personnel.
Mrs. Herbert Melch was high
O Mrs. r. N. Smith and Mrs.
Carl Roetelle were out Of club geusts.
DUTIES ARE
CLUB HOSTS
Col. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Duffie
were hosts at the regular meeting
OF the Friday Mite dinner bridge
club at their home soGth Of town.
Four tables Of players composed
the party. with Mrs. Burnett and
j. +. Ewers high scorers, MS. Ew-
ers and VIII Brown lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott See and
children Of Dallas are here for a few
DAYS visiting at the home OF Mrs.
sees parents. Mr.. and Ms. W.
J Drummond.
Mr., and Mrs. Martin Price are
spending the weekend IN San An
Mrs. Earl Stewart returned recent
" from all extended vacation in
South Dakota and Iowa.
Mrs. S. L. Hardin and children
Miss Margaret and sid, Jr.. came
home Tuesday from a visit with
MRS. Ha-din'S mother, Mrs. Free
man and sister and family.
Curtiss Beatty is home from Wich-
tia Falls.
Chas. Barnes and Justin Card
snent the weekend with friends In
Corpus Christi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxton Presley and
family returned 10 San Antonio
Sunday. after a few days visit with
Mrs. S. A. and the Albert McHenry
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Card and Mrs.
r b. Vawter were in McAllen Mon
dav guests at an evening bridge
party given by Mrs. Z. M. Card and
Mrs. Kreidler.
Mrs. Lee Mckinney "a her three
daughters, Misses Isabel, Virginia
and Edna Lee are here from San
Antonio for s couple OF weeks. visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith and
the George Speer family.
Word has been received in Mis-
sion that 1T. Hohldahl Of the Mar
ines has been ordered home from
Bluefield. Nicaragua. and is on the
way to New York City. Mrs. Hohl-
dahl is the eldest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Grove.
Tracy Card is in east Texas on a
business trip this week.
Mrs. Ida Flenner is home from
San Antonio. where she has been
undergoing medical treatments. She
is much improved In health.
r. @. Page and G. A. Helvig Of
Lincoln, Neb., were in Mission Mon
day.
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Paul Derringer Proves Rookie
Find Of Year i'm National Loop

2. in the first half Of a twin bill.
The Robins came from behind to
beat Tom Zachary in the nightcap.
4 TO 3.
The Cincinnati Reds fell upon Pat
Malone for four runs in the eighth
Inning TO square their series with
the Chicago Cubs. 4 to 3. Red Lucas
had only one bad inning, also the
eighth, in which the Cubs scored
twice.
Yanks IA, Red Sox 4.
Twenty-Five thousand Boston fans
watched the Ped Sox take a Il TO
3 plastering from the New -0-k
Yankees. Led BY Lou Gehrig. who
belted his 37th home run, a double
and two singles. the Yanks collect
ed q hits off four Sox curvers. Ben
Chapman contributed a brace Of
home runs to the assault.
Using a second string battery. the
Athletics caught one Of their infre-
quent beatings from the Washing
ton Senators. 5 TO /. Myers, Man
ush and West led a fruitful attack
on the veteran Eddie Rommel, while
Alvin C7owder held the AS in check.
Goose Goslin smashed six hits.
including a homer and two doubles,
as the ST. Louis Browns turned on
the Cleveland Indians and swept
a doubleheader. 8 to 3 and s to 3.
The Chicago White Sox committed
eight errors and their four pitchers
allowed IL bases On balls, but they
defeated Detroit, 10 to 8, in u in
nings.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. 3. B. Mitchell returned TO
her home in Scguin Saturday after
a month spent in Brownsville with
her son.
Mr.. and Mrs.Charles A. Rel had
as Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Walker, and sons OF San Benlto,
and MI. and Mrs. Scott Robertson OF
Kerrvills. The latter have been the
guests Of the Walkers in San Benito
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Hildebrand left
SUNDAY for Eagle Pass, where they
are TO make their future home. Mrs.
Hildebrand was Mis Nellie Ann
TumlinSon before her marriage Sun
day afternoon.
Harbert Davenport is home from
summer session al the University OF
Texas.
Miss Myrtle Jennings returned
Sunday from her home near Uvalde
where she has spent the summer
with her parents.
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Texans Capture
Louisiana Titles

SHREVEPORT, La, Aug. 3l-R
Texas players carried home the
mems title in the Louisiana state
open tennis championship tourna-
ment which closed here yesterday.
However, Miss Anna Koll. OF New
Orleans. southern champion. added
the state title to her list by winning
the women's singles championship.
Miss Koll this season also has at
tached the Alabama and Tennessee
singles titles. -
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Centy-SteH
Mupital Rites
Solemnized

A marriage that came as a sur
prise to their many friends was that
Of Miss Mattye Gentry to r. l..
Stell preceding the morning SER
vice at the Central Christian church
Sunday. and using the double ring
ceremony. Rev. II. j. Howard off,
ciated. The bride wore a becoming
black and white ensemble with
matching accessories.
Mrs. Stell has been a popular
teacher in Brownsville schools for
several years. Mr.. Stell is a member
Of Stell and Moothart Realtors.
The couple will be at home to their
friends at IA Palm Blvd, after a
short trip 70 Galveston and other
points of interest.
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A cross section OF Brownsville's
progressive business interests Is to
be found in the merchants and
dealers on this page. Merchants who
advertise must have a worthy ar
ticle. Inferior service or merchan-
dis cannot stand the spotlight OF
advertising.
An advertisement is more than a
means of attracting attention. To
a buyer 1t is a symbol Of good will
behind a good product. Unless the
article or service offered is good,
a dealer will not advertise 10.
Brownsville is well supplied with
transfer and storage facilities. The
Jones Transfer g. Storage company.
the Mason Transfer company and
the Stanley Transfer and Storage
company all are in operation here.
The Jones firm is perhaps the
largest OF its kind in the Valley. II
has its chief office at Harrington.
In addition, IL has agents in prac-
tically every city in the Valley.
The Stanley concern does a gen.
eral transfer and storage business.
and in addition holds the local
Southern Pacific transfer contract.
The Mason Transfer company Is
one Of the Oldest in this section. A
concern Of this type has nothing TO
offer but careful service and I'm
less the public gets just that IL will
turn elsewhere. the Mason firm
has been in business here for many
yea and expects to remain many
more.
When your automobile goes
wrong. there's plenty OF places 70
have 1t repaired. Should you break
a windshield, the Pitt Glass Service.
836 Elizabeth, is the firm you should
see. This company maintains a 20
minute service on auto glass re-
placements. A large stock OF glass
is kept on hand az all times simpli-
flying this service considerably.
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SUPPER AFFAIR AT

BENNETT HUME
Mrs. Il. Z. Bennett entertained
with an enjoyable chicken and waf-
file supper on Wednesday evening
in honor OF her house guest, Mrs.
r. s. Null.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. H
L. Sugg. Mr.. and MIR Fred Ebiing.
Mrs Myrtle Lee and J. F. George
and the honoree.
Mrs. II. G. Douglas was hostess at
an industrial meeting OF the Wom-
ans Auxiliary OF the Baptist
church the day being spent In
sewing on articles for the Orphans
Home at BaStrop.
At the noon hour a picnic style
lunch was served. A business ses-
sion was held in the afternoon,
preceding the continuing Of the in
dustrial work with Mrs. j. G. Potts
presiding. Mrs. j. II. Dilbcck. who
is leaving soon with her family for
McAllen, where they will reside,
was the recipient OF a lovely hand
kerchief shower.
The intermediate Girls Auxiliary
Of the Baptist church met with
Miss Nadine Lentz this week for an
industrial session. The time being
spent in filling a box for a foreign
orphanage. sponsored by the Bap-
tist church. A social session was
held later, and refreshments serv-
ed.
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was served throughout the eve

was served Throughout the v
ming.
Miss Anderson's guests included
Misses La Rue Farley and Marie
Ramsey Of Harlingen, Mary Eliz-
abeth Mcneil, Mauudine Blanken-
ship, Anna Baum, Ruth Wood,
Catherine Commons, Juanita and
Dagma Blanchard, Yvonne Mar
shall, Mary Lee Kern. Amy Nc
Manus, Claire and Beula Bennett
Of Cuero, Tex, and Bill Coppin,
Donald Bartor, Tom Shock Of La
Feria, Bob Ritter, Roy Alderman,
r. M. Elmore and Jack Schuep-
bach OF Harrington. Noel Langdon
Of Mission, Ralph Fritz, Jim Ba-
Zaar, Bobby Burns, Barr Ewing,
John Ohls, Paul Jones. 3. L. Har-
rington, Dick Ballanfant. John
Trollinger. John Shaw, Bill Bar
ton and Tom Blackwell.
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PERSONALS
CALENDAR
TUESDAY,

Miss Isabel Lopez will entertain
members Of Club Twelve.
Rebekah Lodge Is to meet in the
Masonic Temple.
Willacy-Cameron county zone
meeting Of the Methodist churches
at Raymondville.
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TWIN DAUGHTERS
RY MOTHER

A pretty birthday was given for
Lillian and Idella Hessel. twin
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Hessel, by their mother one after
noon last week.
A table. decorated in pink and
green, held a beautiful birthday
cake and was set for twenty-five.
Candy doll favors were placed at
each place.
Games and contests afforded
much fun for the following guests.
Those present were Dorothy Sue
and Billie Ed Perry, Pauline Brand,
Beatrice Silverburg, Mildred and
Bertha Nehemiah, Emma June
Breedlove, Stanley Mestel, all OF
Mercedes. Shirley Lissner OF Mis-
sion, Betty Jean Edelstein, Betty
Berman. Norma Lee and Buddy
WeSterman Of McAllen. jeanette
Melcher OF Pharr. Lillian and Dor
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DR.. william 8. Wadsworth. cor
oner'S physician OF Philadelphia.
has evolved a color test 20 gauge
a mans mental makeup and show
whether Or not he Il capable OF
certain acts.
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WeddingO Of
Interest Is
Solemnized

WESIACO, Aug. 3l.-A wedding
OF much interest to their many
friends was that Of Miss Jane Steb-
bins 10 NJ. j. Harmon wednesday
morning at S:45 a. the home o. the
parents OF the bride, MI. and Mrs.
II. L. Stebbins. The Rev. w. L.
Shepherd performed the impressive
ring ceremony. The mantel was
banked high with Queen'c wreath
and roses 10 form the altar Miss
Mary Louise Stebbins. sister OF the
bride. acted as bridesmaid. Al Smith
accompanied the groom as best
man.
The bride was dressed in an en-
semble Of beige crepe, with access
series TO match. Only the immediate
family vas present.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding cake was served with coffee,
The young couple left Immediately
for Monterrey and Saltillo. Mexico.
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Mercedes
MISS ANDERSON

MISS ANDERSON
DANCE HOSTESS
One Of the delightful affairs OF
the week was the dance given by
Miss Frances Anderson at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anderson.
The home was beautifully decor
ated with flowers and ferns and
the guests, which included a num-
Der from other towns danced from
8 o'clock until midnight. Punch
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Cottages At
Beach DrdW
Large Groups

With the opening OF school just
around the corner many people are
taking advantage Of these last few
days to give their children a few
more swims in the gulf, not %
mention the opportunity for the
grown peopl, TO catch another so
long" fish to add to their collect q
OF fish stories for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Hager, son
Ferguson and daughter Dora, and
Turner Ferguson CT Mercedes had
q cottage at Del Mar the early part
OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v. RuStin and
family OF Olmito motored TO Del
Mar Friday for a weeks visit. They
have as their guests MI. and Mrs.
M. M. Vaughn OF Huntington, west
Virginia.
Bill Horn and jim GlaSscock Of
. McAllen spent three days al n
Sbeach last week.
A party OF young people from
Brownsville spent several days at the
beach at Del Mar last week Those
included in the party were n
Misses Arnold BOYD, Maude Terral,
Mamie Deane Harris, Annie Lee
Berryhill. and Pauline Singer and
Miss Bernice Many OF Kingsville
Mrs. j. A. Terral Of Brownsville
acted as chaperone for the young
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Bradford OF
Weslaco spent the weekend at Del
Mar. Mr.. and Mrs. r. (. Clark, also
OF Weslaco we're there Monday and
Tuesday.
Sam Perl and family returned 70
their home in Brownsville after a
week OF fishing and bathing in the
gulf at Boca Chica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Bishop
and family OF Brownsville are az
the beach for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Grindle Of
Harrington are spending a few days
at the Del Mar cottages. They will
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. F. Root Of Springfield, Illinois.
Mrs. M. w. Tallcott and Mrs. r.
o. Erminger both of Mission spent
last week az the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Brown OF
Mercedes motored down Saturday
for a few more days at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wimberly Mcleod
OF Harlingen have had a cottage at
Del Mar for the past week.
4 Miss Dorothy Booth OF NAa Zen
A1o spent Tuesday at the be*
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwinn Of
San Benito have been guests at
Del Mar for the last week.
Mrs. Ottie Anderson and baby OF
Houston spent Thursday at Boca
Chica with Mrs. II. II Helm.
DR.. Harvey c. stiles OF Browns.
vile was a visitor at Del Mar FIJI
day.
MI. and Mrs. Louis j Silvers,
recently Of Detroit. Michigan. who
are now making their home in
Brownsville, spent an evening re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Of
the Del Mar Inn.
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othy Bell, laws Of Edinburg. and
Florence and Pauline Orloff OF La
Feria.
Bridge was enjoyed by the
mothers OF the children, during the
afternoon, at which Mrs. Max
Tavvs Of Edinburg o high score
prize.
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Program On
Mexico Is
Interesting

SAN BENITO. Aug. 81 The
members OF the Pennsylvania Ave-
III club enjoyed an especially in
teresting program on Mexico az
their meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. l.. w. Lies.
Mrs. V. II. Hoover gave a paper
on Mexico, a Republic" This was
followed BY a desert. ion OF a trip
into the interior OF Mexico by Mrs.
Joe Spears. Interesting details OF a
visit 70 Monterrey we're told by
Mrs. Clyde NJ. Jones. Mrs. Charles
Yost told Of the historic places in
MatamoroS.
Following a short businC ) session
the members spent the remainder
Of the afternoon in a social meet
ing.
Guests we're Mrs. AIRY Scott Of
Eldridge. Alabama, Mrs. p M.
Sherer and Mrs. Scoggins and
daughter.
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GARDEN PARTY FOR
SAN NTONT CHEST

Miss Marguerite Means or San
Antonio was honoree at a delightful
garden party arranged by her
cousin, Miss Virginia Mack at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. II. Mack OF North Milan.
Fantan and various contests we're
enjoyed by Misses Charlotte Hinkly.
Frances Grimsell. Catherine Reese.
Catherine Pugsley. Carolyn Cowgirl.
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CIRCLE SPENDS DAY
IN EDINBURG

IN EDINBURG
Circle one OF the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society and the Dorcas
Sunday School class met Wednes-
day and went to Edinburg 10 spend
the day with Mrs. II. Tarpley. a
former member. The program con
sisted OF discussions on What can
I do for peace" Rural Schools Of
today, Christianity and Law" Fed
Grafton for Service" Mrs. John
Crawford was in charge Of the So
cial hour.
At the noon hour a covered dish
dinner luncheon was served TO
thirty ladies. Mrs. Darr Ratliff and
Mrs. j. S. Phillips were guests.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hutte and
sons, Pat and Ruphus Of Oakman,
Ala. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hutto Of Ensley. Ala. are guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
Hutto.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Collver and
daughter returned Monday from
wisconsin where they spent the
summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v. RuStin and
family OF Olmito motored 10 Del
Mar Friday for a weeks visit. They
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
M. NJ. Vaughn Of Huntington, West
Virginia.
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Sam Perl and family returned TO
their none in Brownsville after a
week Of fishing and bathing in the
gulf al Boca Chica.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Bishop
and family OF Brownsville are az
the beach for a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Grindle OF
Harlingen are spending a few days
at the Del Mar cottages. They will
have as their guests Nj. and Mrs.
l.. r. Root Of Springfield, Illinois.
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Mrs. Ottie Anderson and baby OF
Houston spent Thursday at Boca
Chica with Mrs. II. II, Helm.
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MIR. and Mrs. @. ". Bradford OF
Weslaco spent the weekend at Del
Mar. Mr.. and Mrs. r. (. Clark, also
OF Weslaco were there Monday and
Tuesday.
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Mrs. NJ. w. Tallcott and Mrs. r.
o. Erminger both of Mission spent
last week at the beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Brown Of
Mercedes motored down Saturday
for a few more days at the beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schvinn OF
San Benito have been guests at
Del Mar for the last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wimberly Mcleod
OF Harlingen have had a cottage at
Del Mar for the past week.
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Nj. and Mrs. H. E. Hager, son
Ferguson and daughter Dora, and
Turner Ferguson CT Mercedes had
q cottage at Del Mar the early part
OF last week.
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. Miss Dorothy Booth OF 49, Zen
Qto spent Tuesday at the be 81
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Bill Horn and jim Glasscock Of
fMcAllen spent three days at the
Sbeach last week.
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DR.. Harvey c. Stiles OF Browns.
vile was a visitor at Del Mar FIJI
day.
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MI. and Mrs. Louis j Silvers,
recently Of Detroit. Michigan. who
are now making their home in
Brownsville, spent an evening re-
Gently with Mr.. and Mrs. lobe Of
the Del Mar Inn.
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Page Three

manders as to which win roll up
the biggest percentage Of possible
members In the territory involved
Commander Roy Huber Of the
Eighth district and Commander c.
]. Wittbecker Of the Ninth are rae
ing their posts to see which district
will reach its quota first. The Min
neapolis Bearcat post, st. Paul
Post Eight, and David visited
Post Of Duluth are straining to see
which win roll up the biggest 1891
total. And so on.