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Bank, N. j., are at the Dodge Hotel dur
ing their brief stay in Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Mason of San
Francisco are at the Willard for short
stay
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MARINE RESERVES
WILL CO TO CAMP
Sixth Brigade to Leave Next
Week by Boat for vir-
ginia Beach.

A week from today the 9Th Marine
Brigade. composed of the goth and
23d Regiments of the District of
Columbia Marine Corps Reserve troops.
will go by boat to Camp Pollard, Vir-
Rinia Beach, Va, for two weeks of In
tensive training. Mai. Gen. Ben H.
Fuller, commandment of the Marine
Corps. will spend four days at the camp
to inspect the brigade.
The brigade win stand its final in
spection before departing from camp
at West Seaton Park this morning.
During the encampment at Virginia
Beach board of regular Marine Of
f1cers will act as observers, with Col.
Julius S. Turrill, officer in charge Of
Marine Corps Reserve affairs, as chief
observer The brigade, in command of
Lieut.. Col. ]. j. Staley, will function
in four battalions of three rife COM
panies and one machine gun company
to each battalion.
The 1st and I'd Battalions of the
goth Marines will be commanded by
Mai. Harvey L. Miller and Maj. Vim
cent Stack. The 1st and I'd Battalions
Of the 23d Marines will be commanded
by Mai Earl c. Lane and Capt Vim
cent Grafton. The medical detachment
of the brigade will be in command of
Lieut.. Comdr. Don S. Knowlton.
The 9Th Brigade Band, under Lieut..
Arthur E. Harper. has been recruited
to a strength Of 80 pieces.
1t is estimated that 1900 men from
the District Of Columbia and vicinity
will go to camp with the brigade.
The brigade will return to Washing
ton on September 6 in time to head
the annual firemen's parade. 1t will
have its band in the parade.
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ARGENTINA'S EXPORTS
TO u. S. UP IN JUNE
Imports From North America De-
cline, However, Commercial
Attache Reports.
ny the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina, August
15.-Argentina's exports to the United
States improved in June as compared
with the rest of 1881, but imports from
the United States declined report by
the United States commercial attache
showed today
June exports to the United States
900 in June, 1880. a decline of 3672
per cent. The first half of 1881 showed
an average decline Of 68.o3 per cent.
compared with 1880.
imports were s4,3oo.0o0, compared
with SIC, 066 900, a decline Of 64.S6 per
cenA
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News of the Clubs

Lincoln WcZlan's Relief Corps met re-
Gently at the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club. the president, Mrs. Carrie
H Doyle, presiding. The charter was
draped for Past National Senior Vice
President, Past Department and Past
Corps President Mrs. Isabelle Ball Nc
Elroy, who died July s. also for Past
Department Presidents Mrs. Elizabeth
D. Shaw and Mrs. Agnes Keller. The
next meeting will be held September Z.
The regular weekly luncheon meeting
Of the Zonta Club was held Wednesday
at the Hay-Adams House. Mrs. Amelia
GUIDE Thomas, president, presided. Miss
Grace Landon, who has Just returned
from trip through New England, de-
scribed particularly places at Cape Cod
which she visited.
The regular meeting of the Cardinals,
No 5e6. OF the Protected Home Circle,
was held August IL at Phenix Hall,
z Fourth street northeast. Resa Wag-
ner, president, presided
A vacation period has been voted by
members Of the Women's Democratic
Educational Council until September
81, when meeting Of the season viii
be held at Stcneleigh Court. Plans for
the Winters program will be announced
at this time by Mrs. Clara Wright
Smith, president. Mrs Robert K Noble,
chairman Of the Membership Commit
tee, continues TO receive membership
applications in the drive for Il 600 by
1892"
Mrs. H M Hunter radio program
director Of the District of Columbia
Federation Of Woman's Clubs announces
Virginia Rand, reader, will be heard
over station WJSv tomorrow at 1890
O'Clock on the program sponsored by
the federation, which also includes
musical numbers.
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p captive rat BY allowing a dog TO worry
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
McAllen

McALLEN. Oct. 3.-The Catholic
Ladies Aid society entertained
Wednesday afternoon with a ben
eft bridge party in the home Of
Mrs. @. Z. Langford on South
Tenth street with MeSdames Shell
don Smith. j. A. Sink and w. J.
Worm as assistant h~ostesses.
At the close of the afternoon an
ice course vas served and the
prizes awarded, Mrs. Schmuck win
ming high, Mrs. Barthel second high.
Mrs. Maken, low and Mrs. Pos
peShenski the cut prize.
Attending this affair were Mes
DANES j. w. Savage, Sam Cook, A.
Refs, Z. Hawley, s. G. Hall, u. M.
Barthel, Herbert Hamlin. Henry
Griffin, Margaret Cole. Judd Pow
ell, George Cheever, H. O. Berset,
r. r. Ruharth, j. r. Harris, Doug
lass Weatherstun, John Makers, B.
<. Pospeshenski. S. c. Leoiy. Z. G.
Allen, I. A. Patten, d. <. Self, j.
Z. Lesley, L. S. de Izaguirre, H
d. Yates OF Harlingen.
Tom Yates, L. G. WurtZ, p. d.
Moore, L. L. Baliff, c. Posey, J. A.
Allen, c. B. Vinsant, r. M. Schmuck,
Dora Girrette, Beatrice Hollenback,
w. II. Roldccker, w. j. King. j.
w. Crowder, G. w. Romer of Alamo.
c. G. S~chwingel. o. Garcia, @. L.
Goubert, l.. c.. Goubert, r. A. Boyd
OF Mission, E. l.. Ferrill, Jack Har-
Tis, G. d. Markey, Bertha Kleekamp,
Miss Alice Joubert and Miss Mary
L. Joubert Of Kankakee, Illinois.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
S Clubs In HdrLingen
Announce Programs For Year

Garden club. Thursday afternoon
held 1t the Woman's building.
They were Mesdames X. =. Will
liams. Morris Houghtaling. VIM r.
Brockhaus, c. r. Klose. D. L. White,
Reed Long, W. w. Rowland, o. c.
and J.. s. Whitney. Other guests,
Mrs. Alden Wade. Mrs Warren
Mcqueen, OF Mercedes; Mrs. r w.
Leach, Mrs. Scott Tarwater, San
Benito; ]. d. Carroll, r. II. Weed,
Roy Brown, OF Harrington.
The president. Mrs. A. J. Pollard,
presided. Mrs. o. Z. stuart, known
throughout the Valley for her
splendid success in growing flow
ers OF unusual varieties. told OF the
treatment OF bulbs. Mrs. Stuart
aid not discuss the chrysanthemum
bulbs. She gave the name, queen
OF autumn flowers to this most
popular favorite. ShB stated that
daifodilS, ionquilS, iris, hyacinths
and many other bulbs can be-
planted now Tulip bulbs and
Gala lilies a be planted soon.
EXHIBITS Tor the Valley Fair are
planned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
FACULTY
OF A


Many enjoyable entertainments
are being given for the members OF
the faculty Of the Mercedes schools.
The one given Tuesday evening
by the congregation OF the Presby-
terrain church was a delightful af-
fair and well attended. The welcome
talk was made by the Rev. G. p.
Owen. pastor OF the church. The
program was arranged by Mrs.
Walter Swarner and Mrs. G. p.
Owen. Following harmonica num-
bers by w. j. Copeland a contest
wa had. guessing the names Of
some OF the teachers we meet in
Mercedes" a humorous play being
made on their names.
Mrs. G. r. Eddy sang a number,
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. H. T. Stotler
on the piano. A balloon boxing con-
test followed, staged by Walter
Swarner, with Principals Leon
Graham and Nelson w. Gay par
ticipating. Some dozen inflated
balloons were tied 70 their bodies,
and with boxing gloves, a balloon
bursting contest followc :. With j.
r. Barr yacting as fierce, honors
were awarded Mr.. Graham. A brain
teasing match followed and musi-
cal numbers by Mrs. c. p. owen.
The ladies Of the church served
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Misses Elizabeth, Kate and Jennie
left Friday for their former home
In Raymondvine.
I. IL. Moore or Harrington was "
Mission visitor wednesday.
Mrs. II. On. sweat returned Tf7s-
day from a visit with relatives in
Monterrey and Salttllc. Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04

Chanute. kansas after spending
several days In Mission looking aft
or business interests.
Miss Frances Allen OF #. Worth
visited her friends, -iiss Margie
Bleifus and Mrs. whitney Faupel,
Wednesday.
Mrs G. II. Swayze and daughters,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
SIGHT SINGING
CLASS O.

CLAS0
Mrs. Mildred (. Hall. instructor
Of voice and piano, Is directing a
class in sight singing for tone build
ing and ensemble singing, prepare
tory for a community musical or
~ganization, which will be Of special
benefit for those interested in choir
or choral singing.
The class is conducted each Tues
day beginning at 8 o'clock in the
Baptist church and will continue
until Christmas, when a Christmas
concert will be given.
Those attending are Misses Neomla
Blanchard. Ethel Hahurin. Lucy
Bclger, Roxie Burton, Pearl Speaka,
Katherine Sanbourne, Mesdames w.
Z. Brown, N. ". Govro. r. II. Hick-
man. Norris Bobbitt. A. B. Leech-
G. r. Gail, Greer, J. w. Wilson. w.
II. Bryant. Geo. Ludwig and Hugh
McGilvray; Messrs. Ralph Higgins.
Paul Mason. Jimmit Speake. Ge1.
Ludwig, Gale, and Rev. @. D.. Owen
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wilson. Ber-
neil. and Miss Deshazo Simpson
were in Harlingen Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. Latour and three sons.
Marines. Jr., Henry and Arthur.
motored from their former home IN
Miami. Fla, arriving here last week
to join NJ. Latour. landscaper for
the Port Isabel Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Utter and son,
suent the weekend with relatives in
Weslaco.
Miss Maggie Valente had as week
end guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
Torres and. son. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Sumaya OF Brownsville.
MI. and Mrs. O.. D. Sutton OF
Brownsville were Port Isabel visi-
tors Thursday.
Miss GLADYS Trimble OF Browns
vile was the weekend guest Of
Miss Agnes Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Kowalski OF
brownsville were hosts at a shore
dinner at the Shary Yacht club 70
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Lindsey Of
brownsville and d. E. Barber Of San
Benito.
Mrs. Pearl Bovd. LLOYD Kempton
and Lieut.. l.. Roberts of Concordia.
Kan. who are making a motor tour
OF the Vallev were recent guests Of
the Yacht club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Freudenstein "
brownsville had as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Peters. G. L. Hunter and
r. d. Howard Of Brownsville and
r. c. Robertson II San Benito to a
shore dinner at the Yacht club.
J.. w. Gillette. engineer and T.
w. Foreman. associate enginee-.
from the offices OF the u. S. district
engineer at Galveston, spent a few
davs here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Geil Marie n
Seattle. Wash. were dinner guests
Tuesday Of the Shary Yacht club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Mckinney
of Edinburg arrived here Monday
and expect to remain for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wells. after
spending the summer in their home
here, have returned to Brownsville.
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hostess served delicious refresh
ments at a late hour
DINNER HOSTESS
Mrs. A. A. Kelley had as her
dinner guests Wednesday Misses
Emily Brouehton. Lillian Rice and
Lucille Copeland. Thew attended
the show in McAllen later.
PERSONALS
Miss Ethel Barbara Young was
confined to her home a few days
last week due to illness.
MeSsrs. Jarrel T. Jackson and
Ordell Robinson OF Weslaco were
visitors at the L. NJ. Flowers home
Wednesday.
Mrs. A.. A. Kelley spent Thursday
in Mission visiting with relatives
and friends.
Miss Molly Johnson OF Austin Is
visiting at TIE home OF Mr.. ard
Mrs. RAYMOND Johnson.
Miss Lillian Rice was the guest
OF Mrs. J. w. Holt OF Mission an
Monday,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
SOCIETY PARTY

Tuesday evening, members OF n
Christian Endeavor society Of the
Christian church gathered at the
girls camp at Rio Hondo and after
a swim in the pool. the 80 young
people enjoyed a weiner roast. In
honor Of the birthday Of a men,
Der. Miss Josephine Myrick, a
birthday cake was served with ice
cream. The honoree has recently
returned from an extended absence.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Harrison and
Mrs. r. G. Jackson were chaper-
ones.
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charge OF the devotional and led
the lesson on Stewardship.
Those taking parts on the pro-
gram were Mrs. George Carnes.
Mrs. G. K. Watson, Mrs. j. G.
Potts. Mrs Z. ". May and Mrs w.
z. T1llery. Reports OF standing
committees followed.
Others present for q social hour
which was most enjoyable, included
Mesdames Fleet Lentz. 5. G. Bates.
j.. L. Haynes. Josephine Dent, t.
H Poag, Aline Reed. Frank Agant,
Bert Nichols and A C. Cope.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
SURPRISE PARTY
FOR MRS. BARNES

Mrs. Evelyn Barnes was the recip-
lent Of a delightful surprise party
given in her honor by a group OF
friends at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hauff, the occasion being
her birthday.
Dancing was enjoyed throughout
the evening and musical numbers
were given by II. II. Smith and
Frank Beale, accompanied by Mrs.
Beale, and by Mrs. Barnes who
gave violin selections.
Those present included Messrs.
and MeSdames Eric Green. l.. A.
Clark. j. c. Spettigue. Frank Beale,
George Culver, Mrs. B. Fixes, Mrs.
Ted Jones and Mrs. Roy Harrell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
PARTY FOR
CLUB

The members OF the Faculty club
were entertained Monday evening
at a theatre party, with Mr.. Shine
Mason, manager OF the Palace
theatre as host.
Enjoying this delightful hospital
ity were Mrs. Sherwood, Misses
Dorothy Hopkins, Louise Ellis,
Pauline Keeton. Clara Dallahite,
Guida B. Mickle, Maxine Fristoe,
Johnnie Laughlin, Mildred Dollit,
Lou Ella Smith, Elizabeth Allen,
Ilanan Moon, DruSsell McKinnou.
Maurine Torrance, Anne Burtress.
Gladys Sedwick, Mary Elsie Beel-
sley and Willie Eargle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
DR.. UTLEY ADDRESSES
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY


The high school assembly We'd
nesday morning was addressed by
Or. r. e. Utley. who gave a his
torical review of the events leading
I'D to the writing Of the Constitu-
ton. A short skit was presented by
two boy scouts, Sam salisbury
and Edwin Washburn. Dutch"
Rektorik announced the game be-
tween the Cardinals and st. Mary's
Academy of San Antonio Saturday.
Nominees for the pep squad were
called to the platform. They were
Elizabeth Hoskins, Evelyn Traxler,
Nadine LaTurno, Marguerite Drury,
Mildred Boatner, Cloyce Pars<1s,
Billy Roberts, rarrel Williams, Ed
gar LaTurno, Compton Goodman.
The result Of the election was MI
bred Boatman for the girls and
Billy Roberts for the boys.
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SOCIAL SESSION
OF

Mrs. Grant Morrison was hostess
70 the Woman's auxiliary OF the
Baptist church at a social session
this week. Mrs. Alden Wade had
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Mission

MRS. PRICE IS
Gu BHOSTESS
Mrs. Martin Price entertained
with bridge Wednesday afternoon.
the members OF the Neighborhood
club. with several other friends.
forming the three tables Of players.
Mrs. Franklin Ewers and Mrs. Leon
Brown were high scorers and Mrs.
Kyle Adkins. low.
Out OF club guests included Mes
danes Nelson Wimberly. Flynt Sor-
relle. Leon Brown. Georgia Hawk
ms. Ollie Bridges. S. M. Duffie, and
Miss Janet Caldwell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
SIXTH BIRTHDAY
r OCCASION

Mrs. John Baker entertained
Tuesday afternoon honoring her
little son. Bobby. with a party. the
occasion being Bobby's sixth birth
day. The little children enjoyed
playing games and contests.
After a delightful hour or merri-
ment the hostess served Ice cream
and cake to the little guests. Bob
by received many lovely birthday
membranes. Each little guest
received a clever favor. There were
fifteen children present at this love-
ly affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04

HARLINGEN, Oct. 3.-The first
regular program for the Study club
Will be held Thursday afternoon,
october 9Th, at the 3. NJ Holland
home, with MIS- Holland and Mrs.
j.. C.. Crossett as hostesses.
Mrs. r. Z. Neary Will act as d.
rector for the splendid program,
which is on Anglo Saxon and
E.lizabethan Period" Roll call will
be answered with quotations from
Chaucer. Mrs Neary viii review the
history and literature Of England,
during these periods. A study:
The Faerie Queen" by Spenser,
will be presented by Mrs. Jack Cary.
Mrs. Guy Snavely will present the
Greatest Soanets OF the Period"
Music Will be selected and Mrs.
Levi Snavely will be the presiding
officer.
Music Lovers
The Music Lovers club. organized
in April 1925, has a membership OF
81 active and Is associate men,
bers, composed Of some OF the
best musical talent In the Valley.
IT, meetings m held in the Wo-
mans Building.
The president. Mrs. L. w. Van
Pelt is now in her second term Of
office. Other officers .e Mrs. E.
p. Hornaday. vice-president: Mrs.
ID. ID. Norton, secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Jack Cary, choral director and
Mrs. B. r. Hardin choral accom-
paniments. Subject for the 1882
programs will be "Teutonic Com
posers OF the Nineteenth Century"
The first program will feature
Beethoven with Mrs. S. r. Jennings
as director. The topic is "Beethov-
ems Place in Musical History
Other numbers are: symphony,
Mrs. N. Z. DeakinS and Mrs. Earl
Rumbo: Selection from Fidelo,
Mrs. N. A. Davidson; Movement
from Sonata OPP, SO CWaldsten),
Mrs. ID. j. Evans; Movement from
the KreutZer Sonata, Mrs. II. M.
Dace and Hymn TO Night, Mes
danes Norton, Shepherd, Cnalles,
Peek.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
MRS. PERKINS Is
COTERIE CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. Perry Perkins "a hostess at
an enjoyable meeting Of the Coterie
club at her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
Blue plumgago formed lovely
floral decorations. In the games OF
contract bridge Mrs. H. j. Mention
won the high score prize.
Those enjoying the games were
Mesdames j. r. George, Alan Hoist
endahl, B. Clements, r. E. Kirk
patrick. Art Tolson, j. w. Cham
bers, Harold Stuart, Charles Hupp,
Fred Brooks. w. j. Copeland, Henry
Lauderdale and H. j. Mention
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
CLUB TO
MEET FRIDAY

The Palmetal Home Demonstra-
ton club will meet Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. r. T.
Galloway on the Rio Hondo high
way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
CLUB AND GUESTS

ATE EN- lERIAlNED
The Wednesday bridge club met
with Mrs. z. /. Stewart northeast
OF town this week. with three
tables OF players present.
Mrs. II. <. Moore. Mrs. William
Drummond and Mrs. r. c.. Rodgers
were out Of club guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
BAPTIST SOCIETY
IS ENTERTAINER

Mrs. S. G. Glass on jefferson St,
was hostess to the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society OF the Baptist
church Tuesday, at a business and
industrial session.
Delicious refreshments we're SER
we'd to: Mesdames c. d. Owen. Aus
tin Goode. Ina Shinpaugh, Ralph
Ieech, j. w. Wilson, Ben Cowell,
II. G. Mason. James Speake, S. e.
Glass. and Ralph Higgins, and Miss
Neomia Blanchard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks Martin and
family left the last Of the week for
a visit in Tennessee.
MI. and Mrs. Z. J. Grove re-
turned Tuesday from a visit with
their daughters In Des Moines.
Iowa.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. LanEston and
Mrs. Rufus Milliken were in
Brownsville Tuesday.
Mayor Ross Marcus and wife
have returned from a combined
business and pleasure trip to Fort
Worth and San Antonio.
The members az the Christian rid
society met in the basement Of the
church Thursday for an all day
quilting.
Miss Rosalie McAlister spent the
weekend here with her mother.
Mrs. Flora Wright. She returned 70
her work in Corpus Christi Mon
dav.
Roger v. Raw arrived in Mission
FRIDAY to take I'D his work here
with the u. S. Department OF Agri-
culture.
Miss Billy Wood OF Kinesville Is
q guest in the Carlew home here.
Z. z. Trey and Walter Chapple
left Monday for their home in
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Pharr
BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED

BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Mrs. John Baker entertained the
Tuesday Bridge club at her home
last week. The rooms we're ettrac-
tive with flowers in season.
Mrs. X. j. Scott was recipient OF
the high score favor.
The hostess served refreshments
to the following members and
guests: Mesdames A. A. Kelley, K.
c. Boysen, K. J. Scott, @. B. Flem-
ing. p. L. Zenor, z. G. White. Merle
Kelley, Bryce Ferguson, Marvin
Evans. Gordon Potts OF Mercedes,
ard Raymond johnson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04

man. and Misses Martha Lee Jones,
Kazue Otsuke, Carey Ann Hadden
and Gertrude Hugon.
The formal initiation. the Circle
of Light will be held soon after
the stunt initiation OF new men,
bers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
NJ. u. Deitz
CompLimented
On Birthday

PORT ISABEL, Oct. "a pleasant
occasion was the celebration of NJ. D.
Deitz's seventy-second birthday
wednesday at the close Of prayer
service. The party was sponsored by
the adult classes Of the Baptist
Sunday school.
Hosts Of friends joined in singing
carols. the table was decorated with
dainty flowers and the large cake
with seventy-two lighted tapers
formed the center piece.
PLAN FOOD
SALE SATURDAY
Mrs. Blaine Holcomb was hostess
70 the Methodist Missionary Society
wednesday. Mrs. Hugh McGilvray
Led the devotional. Mrs. S. q. Nc
Dowell had charge Of the lesson or
Home and Foreign Missions from
the Challenge Of Change" Mrs. n.
W. Bryant conducted the Bible
Study.
A food sale will be held Saturday.
Oct. 10. at the Sanitary market and
grocery.
NS. IL W. o4ydLJ, dSSlSled Dy
Mrs. II. G. Hanson will entertain
the society, Oct. z.
HONOR RETIRING
OFFICER SUNDAY
A special program was given at
the Baptist church Sunday. Twenty
one Sunday School pupils received
certificates Of promotion.
AT IL O'Clock. Rev. c. ID. Owen.
pastor, held the installation for the
newly elected officers and teachers
of Sunday School.
r. M. Trick, senior deacon. pre-
sented Miss Fay Bolger, retiring
Sunday School superintendent. with
a Bible, especially prepared for
teachers use, as : token OF apprecia
ton for her services.
OFFICERS and teachers are: B. l.,
Cowell, superintendent: Miss L.
Fay Bolger. secretary, Rev. c. ID.
Owen mems Bible class; Mrs. G. ID.
Owen, women's Bible class: Mrs.
G. F. Gail. intermediates: Mrs. T..
Z. Shlnpaugh. j. L. Speake and Mrs
B. L. Cowell. juniors; Mrs. j. w.
Wilson and Miss Lucy Bolger pri-
mary, and Miss Deshazo Simpson,
beginners class.