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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-08-14
FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

The County Board of Education
met in regular session, Tuesday of
this week with all members present.
Minutes of the previous meeting
we're read and approved.
A request for transportation to the
La Plata school for several children
living near Chapel Point, was consid-
cred. An order was passed authoriz-
ing the Supt. of schools to arrange
for the transportation of these children.
Mr.. Il. S. Swami conferred with the
Board relative to the Historic Pagent,
which the Directors of the Charles
County Fair, desire to put on at the
Fair, in connection with the schools
of the county. The matter was discus
sed and approved OF by the Board.
The bid submitted by Mr.. John P.
Crabs for the heating. plumbing and
electric work in Connection with the
Hughesville school was accepted. An
order was passed authorizing the al
terations necessary for the Domestic
Science room at the Hughesville school.
The appointment of Miss Margaret
Wade as the third teacher for the
Nanjemoy High School was confirmed.
Notice of Examination for scholar
ship to Charlotte Hall school appears
in the local papers this week.
Plans for the new building for the
colored industrial school at Pomonkey,
were futher considered by the Board.
AS soon as the plans for this building
have been officially approved by the
State Department bids for the con-
structfon OF the building will be asked
for.
An order was passed authorizing
part payment for the cost of repairs
to the we'll at Shilo col. school.
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BEL ALTON ITEMS

Mr.. Edwin Hayden of the G. & 2.
Telephone Co., of Washington is
spending his vacation at the home of
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Coakley, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hamilton. Miss How
ard Tippett, Pat Rooney and Carleton
Coakley were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II A. Townshend.
Mrs. Herbert Rowe and children,
Elizabeth and Billy, spent several
days at the home OF her brother, Mr..
G. w Roby during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hayden had as
their guests on Sunday their two sons,
Messrs Roger and Edwin Hayden, MIR.
Thomas Dunn and Misses Blanche
Lohr and Carmelite Mudd.
Mrs. Lemuel Albrittain and children,
of Glen Burnie are spending some
time at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. r. Wills.
The Bel Alton All Girls Canning
Club will hold an all day meeting at
the home of Mrs. p. D. Brown on
Wednesday of next week. Canning
of chicken and peaches will be de-
monstrated by the girls. After which
they will enjoy delightful swim and
social with their hostess.
Mr.. Andrew Thompson is visiting
his brother, at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. Harry Crawford III Washington.
Mr.. James s. Duffy left last week,
for New Orleans, La, to spend some
time with his brother, Rev. Hugh
Duffy, S. S j., who having undergone
a serious operation is quite i'll.
Miss Marvel Jackson of the local
girls club was among those who at
tended the short course at College
Park, Aug. 9th to 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rice visited
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
7. Rice.
Mrs. E. A. Hayden visited her sister,
Mrs. w II. Mudd over the weekend.
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CHARGED FOR DIsoRDERLY
CONDUCT

A young white woman about % years
OF age stopped Mr.. Lloyd Hurlbert on
the road near Pomonkey last Monday
and asked him to catch car that had
apparently just lett her. Upon his re-
fusing to do so she broke the wind
shield from his car and only after a
disagreeable scene was he able to get
away from her.
Mr.. Julian Swami and Mr.. Jess
Turnipseed shortly after this saw her
going up the road towards Washing
ton pulling her hair and crying that
she had been thrown out of a car, cut
up and had to walk to Washington,
but that she would bleed to death
before she got there. They watched
her for a few seconds and when she
fell in the road both ran to aid her
Mr.. Turnipseed took her to the Naval
Dispensary at Indian Head where she
was treated for decorations about the
face and wrist, After the treatment
she became so violent it took several
marines to remove her from the Naval
Station without hurting her, The
Doctor said she was either under the
influence OF liquor or drug.
Sheriff Cooksey was called and
arrested her. At the hearing on Tues
day, Judge r. H. Lee Reich fined her
ten dollers and cost for disorderly
conduct.
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SHRINE DEDICATED

A shrine erected in honor OF Saint
John vianney 1.-THE Cure of AIRS" was
dedicated at O'Clock last Sunday
afternoon at st Mary's Church, New
port, before very large crowd from
the County, Washington and Balti-
more.
A very beautiful sermon was preach.
ed by Father McAdams. Solemn
benediction followed by Father Conroy
assisted by Father Laughran and
Father Knight, S, J.
1t is believed that the shrine is the
first public one built in honor of Saint
John Vianney in the Baltimore Arch
diocese.
Father Baldus, pastor of the church,
worked very diligently to. get this as
he believed it would help promote de-
votion to the Saint.
Mr. William ] . Mccormick, of Balti-
more, gave the shrine as memorial to
his parents the late John and Hanna
Mccormick.
The shrine consists of an alter with
the statute of the Saint upon it, The
statute, very fine piece of art, stands
four feet high. The crystal eyes which
one finds in the best of statutes now
made are one of its features On the
front of the shrine is the inscription
in gold letters saint John Vianney
Cure D'Ars."
A perpetual novena in the Saint s
honor is being held at the church.
The exercises are held at 4 O'Clock
every Sunday afternoon.
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EXCESSIVE RAINFALL HERE IN
JULY

A total of 81 inches of rainfall
during the month of July was reported
by Mr.. Walter M. Page, weather OBJ
server here. Normal for the month is
81 inches. The greatest precipitation
in one day occurred on the 9th, when
q Is inches fell. There were IA days
in the month in which more than a
hundreth of an inch OF water fell,
The first day of the month was the
day on which the maxium temperature
was reached. The thermometer scored
SO degrees that day. On July 26th the
minimum temperature was reached
when the thermometer registered So
degrees.
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NOTICE OF SCHOLARSHIP
EXAMINATION

An examination for scholarship
to Charlotte Hall echool, will be held
ct the La Plata High School, Wednes-
day, August 10Th, at $3.50 A. M.
This examination is open to High
School Graduates only, who have
been students in the public schools of
the county.
This scholarship win be awarded for
a period of three years to the appli-
cant making the highest average.
Applicants will be examined in the
following subjects, Algebra, U. s..
History, English and General Science.
BY order Of the Board,
f. B. Gwynn,
Supt, OF Schools.
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WORTHY coLoRED CITIZEN DIES

Thomas Dyson a most highly re,
spected and worthy colored citizen
died at his home near Bryan's Road
after lingering illness of nearly three
weeks Friday August It'll.
Tom as he was called by all who
n ew him was 81 years of age. He
worked as farmer in the county un-
til IA years ago when he built store
next to his home and successfully con-
Quoted this business until his death.
Funeral services were conducted for
the deceased on Monday atSt. Charles
Catholic Church, Glymont. Interna-
ment followed in the church burial
grounds.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Sacred to the most cherished memory
of our devoled husband and father,
Charles II. Brawner who departed
this life one year ago Aug 18th 1890.
There is some one who misses you
badly,
And finds the time long since you
went,
There is some on who thinks of you
all ways,
But tries to be brave and content.
One year has passed dear father,
But our hearts are just the same
And our hearts are always sad
At the mention of your sweet name.
Loved in life remembered in death
by his loving wife, Ellen Brawner and
devoted children.
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MORTGAGEE'SSALE
OF
Valuable Property
IN
CHARLES COUNTY
MARYLAND

In the matter of the sale of the real
estate mention and described in GER
tain mortgage dated the 18th day OF
June, in the year 1880, and duly record
ed among the Land Records of said
Charles County, in Liber w. M. A.
No. So, folio 81, etc, from Robert v.
Rogers and Margaret F. Rogers, his
wife, to Frank A. Martin, by Joseph
A. Wilmer, Assignee thereof.
A certain house and lot in the Ninth
Election District of Charles County,
Maryland, and described as follows:
Being lot No. of ''Hill's Addition
to Benedict, Charles County, Mary
land, as per plat made by William
J. Latimer, Surveyor, dated the 25th
day of May, 1928, and duly recorded
among the Land Records of Charles
County in Liber w. NJ. A.. No. 40,
folio $50 etc.
Being the same land that by deed
dated June l3, 1880, and intended to
be recorded just prior to this deed,
was conveyed by William E. Messick
to Robert v. Rogers and Margaret
F. Rogers. AS tenants by the entiri-
ties.
The above described property is
situated within the village of Benedic
and is improved by new fye-room
bungalow, garage, and other out-build'
ings.
will sell at public auction at the
Court House door La Plata, Charles
County, Maryland
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1881.
The above described property.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on final
ratification of sale. A cash deposit OF
5000 will be required of the purchaser
on the day and at the time of sale.
JOSEPH A. WILMER,
Attorney Assignee.
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WHO'S WHO IN CRIME

Many puzzling crimes are solved
with the aid of the Federal Bureau of
naturalization of the Department Of
Justice at Washington. Here millions
of finger prints are on file, forming an
elaborate and worldwide directory of
the lawless. How this Government
bureau each year is helping to put
more criminals behind the bars is told
in an interesting article appearing in
the Magazine Of The Washington Star
next Sunday.
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NOTICE.
What's coming off
Saturday, August 20, 1881
A Grand Tournament
AND BALL
- ~
At Indian Head, Md.

Given by J, A. BROWNE SON
A prize of 5000 will be diyid-
ed between the four successful
Knights-1st prize 500, End prize
S15, 3rd prize $40, 4th IS.
knights entrance fee 50. Tilt
ing begins at 8 o'clock. Chief
Marshall, Elwood Marshall; Aides,
Preston Penny, Eugene Jenkins.
Judges, Frank Golfer, Thomas
Simmons, Harry Marshall, Sam
Butler. Orator of the Day, G.
r. Wade. Orator of the Night,
F. c. Parkes.
There will also be Base Ball
Game between Malcolm and Pts
gah teams. A prize of $40 to the
winning team, losers suppers
free.
This being our first time be-
fore the public, we hope to be
well patronized. There will be no
pains spared to make this an
evening of pleasure for all. Good
music and good order is prom
ised. f lenty of parking space
for cars, and plenty of every
thing to suit your appetite. Come
and bring your friends and you
won't regret.
One Fee, Soc
Admits to Tournament, Base
Ball and Dance Hall.
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IN MEM0RIAM

A tribute of love in memory of my
dear friend Arthur Thomas, Jr., who
departed this life Jan, 9, 1881.
| want you to know your are never
forgotten; that the old days bid in
memory sweet, are still part of my
life that I cherish. Without them life
would be incomplete. And you are
mixed with much to remember, Your
name SO often I utter in prayer; never
forgotten on earth or in heaven; always
the child of Gods tenderest care.
By Sincere Friend.
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TO TRAIN AT CAMP

Thirty-six young men from the vi
cinity of Indian Head will leave on
August 23rd., for Virginia Beach, Va,
for two weeks annual military train
ing.
These young men are members of the
United States Marine Reserve and
Comprise Company C of the twentieth
Marine Regiment
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TOBACCO TOUR

The annual tour to the Marlboro
Experiment Farm will be held Thurs
day, August 10th. We will leave the
County Agents Office at o'clock in
the morning, and assemble at the
Marlboro Fair Grounds at 10 a. m.
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ROAD COMMISSION

The Road Commission Of
Charles County will hold a meet
ing at the Court House, La Plata,
Nd, Monday, August 9TH, from
10 to II o'clock
W. c. BOWLING, Clerk.
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Tenants Wanted

PIP 100 acre tenant farm on terms
which are prevalent in your territory.
Barn room all ready. Houses If need
ed. Finest tobacco land in State.
MT. VICTORIA FARM,
Mt, Victoria, Md.
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Male Help Wanted

RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call
on farmers in Charles County.
Wonderful opportunity. Make S. to
500 daily. No experience or capital
needed. Write today. McNess Co.,
Dept. p, Freeport, Illinois. 7-10-1t
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LOCAL BREVTTIES

Mr., and Mrs. C. D. Gadsden, of
Charleston, S. G have returned from
a visit to Canada and are spending
sometime with Mrs. Gadsden's parents
Rev. and Mrs. II. e. Bogert at their
home on Oak Avenue.
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Miss Bessie Gavit accompanied by
Miss Amelia Stonestreet is spending
week at her home near Cam
bridge, on the Eastern Shore.
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Mrs. A. v. Mahoney and Mrs. Tay-
10y Bransom, of Washington, spent
Wednesday at la Grange" the
home of Mr.. G, H. stonestreet.
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DIR. G. o. MONROE
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER
Waldorf. Md.
NOTICE

fhe Town Commissioners have de-
cided that those paying their town
taxes before November 1st, 1881, will
be allowed discount of 10 per cent.
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For Sale

Fordson Tractor in excellent shape,
equipped with tenders, governor and
belt pulley. Apply Central Garage,
La Plata, Md.
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Preaching in Port tobacco Sunday
August 10th at 3 pAm. by Rev. P. E.
Clarke. A welcome to all.
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Little June Porter has returned home
after spending four months with her
grandmother, Mrs. VIM. Croft.
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Miss Virginia Mudd has returned
to her home near Pomfret after spe nd
ing several days at Ocean City, Md.
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Miss Miriam Norris, of Washington
has been visiting Mrs. Robert ".
Norris of near this town.
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Misses Anne Burdette, of Anne
Arundel Co.. and Frances Shipley, of
Howard Co., have returned to their
homes after spending sometime at the
home of Mrs. Robert V. Norris.
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Miss Barbara Phelps who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hopper
leaves today for her home in Chicago
Ill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Valentine Motif
Used byHostess
At Club Affair

The approaching Valentines Day
proved an inspiration for clever
decorations one day this week when
members and invited guests Of the
French club Of the Junior College
were entertained in the home Of
Mrs. s. c. Tucker. with Miss Annie
as hostess. Following the singing Of
French songs. the game Of Hearts
was played. high scores being
awarded to Miss Pauline Marler
and Fritz Ball. Each guest re-
ceived a Valentine from a prettily
decorated box. Refreshments Of
hot tamales and coffee were served
and dancing was enjoyed until a
late hour.
Present al this affair were. Misses
Lillian McInniS. Evelyn Sparks,
Nancy Stringlellow. Margaret Rowe.
Mary Kunzarck, Frances Sethman,
Sarah Shapiro. Telete Van Dresser,
Doris Black. Margaret Hughston.
Pauline Marler, DArline Parker.
Ruth Gilbert. Katherine WorIey.
Chrissie Bowie and Messrs. Gene
Meade. Neal Dubois. Bruce Gilbert.
Lloyd Dyer, John Sylvester. Jess
Atkins. Earle Button. Ben Brite.
Max Shapiro. Milton Peine. Fritz
Ball. Baldwin Stegman. Charles
Stallings. Artyle McAllen, Ben Ell.
Vidal Longoria, Herbert Cara and
Joe Champion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Three DrdmdtistS
Are Club Topics

interesting manner discussed The
Influence Of Ibsen In England. "
She read a letter which she had re-
ceived. with other material, from
Miss Maggie Stephenson OF North
Shields. England. sister Of Mrs. T. l..
Gilmore OF Brownsville, naming the
Doll House" as Ibsens most famous
drama.
Mrs. II. L. Yates very capably
discussed George Bernard Shaw. a
leader Of socialism. speaking OF his
pen as a two-edged sword. which
gained for him the honor Of being
one OF the best writer's in England.
mentioning his most famous plays.
Mrs. Warren's Profession" and
Arms Of Men" He later published
a book OF plays.
Mrs. Emil Blanck discussed the
dramatist. John Galsworthy. who
wrote Is very interesting plays. She
reviewed one Of his plays. The
Defeat" The library furnished q
great deal Of other material for the
program from their splendid clip
ping department.
Guests we're Mrs. Crossfield. Mrs.
Walters, Mrs. Morris. Miss Kath-
crime W0rley. and Mrs. j. L. Custer
OF Portland. Texas and Mrs. Bone
cutter Of Lebanon. Kansas. mother
and aunt Of Mrs. ri. r.. Yates. Mrs.
Bulls apartment was beautifully
decorated with pink and red radi-
ance roses She served delicious re-
freShmentS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Comings, Goings

Mesdames Harry Carroll, Harry
Ridgeway and Milton Fitzgerald OF
Donna were visitors in Brownsville
Wednesday. They were guests at a
bridge party while here and left
Thursday for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Parrish Of
Mission and their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinchelow spent Wednesday in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. M. Melden Of
Mission and their house guests, Mrs.
Thomas McElray and Miss Janet
WhitwOrth were visitors here Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fernandez
we're Santa Maria visitors Monday.
They were guests or Mr.. and Mrs.
+. s Champion.
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Black had as
Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ID.
Shipley and family Of Santa Maria.
Brownsville visitors Tuesday were
Mrs. II. c. Vincenz and P. M. Ship
ley Of Santa Maria.
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Club Members And
Guests COMMUNICATED

Mrs. IL. >. Order. mother OF Mrs.
Louis Brulay, entertained members
and a few extra guests OF the
Thursday Bridge club in the home
Of her daughter this week. A VAL
entine theme was carried out III
table accessories. the decorations of
the home and prize wrappings.
Following the games, scores we're
totalled and trophies awarded to
Mrs. o. Y. Lawrence for club. and
Mrs. w. $. West for guest. Table
prizes or begonia plants were also
presented.
a dainty refreshment plate was
passed. Club members will meet
with Mrs. Lawrence on next Thurs
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

home In DeGuecn, Ark, after
spending about a month visiting
in the G.. M. Wilds home.
Mrs. Porter McAfee and two
children left Wednesday evening for
their home In Ftrt Worth after
several weeks visit with Mrs.
McAfee's sister. Mrs. Gordon Lew
ellyn.
p. II. Smith arrived Thursday
from Dallas TO spend several days
in the Valley.
Miss Ruth Gilbert has returned
from a visit In Dallas and Denton.
MIR. and Mrs. Herschel Burgess Of
Houston are spending several days
I'm the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Leslie on
Bailey. are visiting IN their sons
home. Charles Leslie.
Mrs. M. M. Kane has as her
guests. two sisters and a brother.
also "a daughter for "a family re-
union. The guests are MFR. and Mrs.
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ROcRweHH0m
Scene Of Tea
HOuSe ming

Mrs. Fay Rockwell was the charm
ing hostess on Thursday from three
To six at a lovely tea and house
warming in her beautiful new home
on West Elizabeth. "A dainty color
theme of pink and white was car
ried out In floral decorations OF
roses and chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Rockwell was assisted in her hostess
duties by Mrs. y. III. Greene. Mrs.
Ralph Eisaman and Mrs. A. X.
Black. Mrs. r.. o. Macintosh gra-
ciously poured tea.
About 80 OF Mrs. Rockwell's
friends called during the afternoon
TO admire the home and be guests
at tea. Special guests rel Mrs.
S. j. Early, sister Of the hostess, and
Mrs. O'Connor Of Cornell, ~. Y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Club and Guests
Entertained

The Valentine motif was carried
out In many pretty flowers. table
accessories and the refreshment
course when Mrs. O. W. Hamilton
entertained members and three
guests Of the Wednesday Bridge
club this week. Guests we're Mrs
Harry Carroll. Mrs. Harry Rideeway
and Mrs. Milton Fitzgerald an of
Donna. Mrs. Fitzgerald was the
house guest Of Mrs. Harold GRAY.
Following the series OF bridge
games. Mrs. Dean Porter held high.
Mrs. James II. Rentfro. second and
Mrs. Fitzgerald. guest. Each re-
ceived az appropriate trophy.
Mrs. Dean Porter will be hostess
to members next wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Claude Dodson on South Crockett,
with eight members present.
During the business meeting very
interesting reports we're given OF the
different departments Of the Union.
Plans were made for a special
program which will be given soon
The date Of this program will be
announced soon.
This meeting was in memory Of
the Frances =. willard Memorial
Fund. which Is used In every state
in the Union with the exception Of
two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Valley Club Plans
Work For New Year

Special 70 The Herald.)
DENTON, Feb. g. The Rin
Gran1e Valley club III the Texas
state College for Women held the
first meeting OF this year ~ tne
college auditorium THURSDAY morn
ing.
Under the direction Of Miss
Racheal Doan Of San Benit0. pres
iGent. old business was settled ana
Definite plans for the new club
year were outlined.
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Pharr Girl Elected
President

Especial to The Herald.)
DENTON. Feb. 6.-Miss virginia
Ridpath OF Pnarr. who IS q student
Of the Texas State College for
Women. has been elected house
president Of Stoddard Hall. one OF
the campus dormitories.
Miss Ridpath will act as the
chief executive Of her hall and
Will preside az house council over
all cases Of misconduct reported
by students OF faculty members.
Miss Ridpath. who Is q Junior
major IS the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Ridpath of Pharr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

The self Culture club met
Wednesday with Mrs. J.. X. Bull
members answering roll call with.
current events. The program for
the day was on Modern English
Dramatists. Mrs. w. Y. Worley had
charge Of the lesson and IN a very
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Valley Girls Guests
At Party in Dallas

Special % The Herald.)
DENTON. Feb. 6-Miss Lorraine
Siderius Of San Benito was a mem
Der o. a house party given last
weekend BY Miss Frances Fergu-
son az her home in Dallas.
a number OF bridge affairs and
clnners were arranged as compli-
ments TO the out-of-town guests NV
friends or the hostess.
Miss Alverna Green. formerly Of
Hariingen. now a student Wy "
Texas State College for Women 4
Denton was also o house guest.