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FINANCE FIRM HEAD,
SECRETARY HUNTED
S25O,OO0 Shortage in Companys
Funds Charged.

HARTFORD. Conn, Oct. ~
Search for Frank A. Tillman. presi-
dent of the Underwriters Finance
Company. and his private secretary,
Miss Beatrice Kaufman, in connec-
ton with an alleged shortage of
more than S25O,OOO in the firms
accounts, today turned to Mexico.
Two other officials of the con-
Germ. charged with conspiracy to de-
fraud the stockholders, were held
in $4,000 bail each after their ar
rests on bench warrants. They are
Louis A. Gerand, a director, and
Thomas J. Loveday, treasurer and
assistant secretary.
, 1934-11-18
NOTICE.

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social pages OF Tho Brownsville Her
AID are requested to deliver or tele-
phone them TO the society editor
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have happened.
Items for same day publication.
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The Herald office mot later than
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Hee that reports 0f events happen
Ing early In the week are given 70
The Herald as 40 nm possible. The
items will BE- held for the Sunday
edition if request tD that effect AN
made. Items delivered later than
a o'clock Friday afternoon cannot
be assured OF insertion.
, 1934-11-18
Club Sponsors
Educator In
Valley Town

RIO HONDO. Nov. l7.-Dr. Al
fred Vivian. well known educator
and former dean OF the Agricultur-
al Department OF the University *
Ohio. was presented here Thursday
evening IN a beautiful and impress
sive entertainment feature at the
Community church under the spon-
sorship or the Browne Tract Home
Demonstration club
An ~appreciative audience wit
messed Dr. VIvian's entertainment.
The Countryside Inn Poetry Pic
ture and Music" Colcred slides
beautifully illustrated the poems
about nature and country life.
which were read by Dr. Vivian. Vic
trOla songs also accompanied many
OF the pictures. Three hundred and
sixty wonderfully colorcd slides
were used. many of the pictures
used having been made and tinted
by Dr. Vivian himself.
The Rio Hondo entertainment n
the first on a series Dr. Vivian win
present before Valley club women
The Rio Hondo club through the
efforts on their president. Mrs. Knox
Smith. were fortunate Inn securing
the entertainment feature IN ac-
vance of the other Valley cities.
DIR. Vivian isa brother OF Mrs.
Frank Ludden of San Benlto and M
lifelong friend uf Dr. Geo. Beech
OF this city. Dr. Beech and Dr. Vi
Wan having resided in tire same
town Am Wisconsin. The North shore
Home Demonstration club w. es-
pecially invited for the entertain
ment.
Preceding the entertainment. Dr.
and Mrs. Vivian were guests At WA
dinner party given In their honor
by Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Smith. at the
Stonewnll jackson hotel. Additional
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ludden.
, 1934-11-18
Lytord Locals

LYFORD, Nov. 16.-"Parliament-
airy Rules for the Coming Year"
was thu subject chosen by Mrs.
Henry Baldridge at q recent meet
ing OF the Home Demonstration
club. The hostesses. Mrs. Coolie and
Mrs. Freeman. served delicious re-
freshments to IS members.
An announcement OF interest
was that Of the meeting OF county
wardrobe members to be held Mon
day at $50 a. m. In the commun-
ity building. when Miss Barnes,
wardrobe specialist, viii be present
Mrs. Jennie Chiffon was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at the regular
monthly social Of the missionary
auxiliary. Mrs. Sam Stewards had
charge Of the program. The host
eSs served light refreshments to the
II members and the special guest
Of the afternoon, Mrs. Joe Murphy,
OF San Perlita.
Members Of the Baptist w. NJ. u.
met at the church Monday after
non for a business and social meet
ing. At the gathering plans we're
completed for a pie social TO be held
In the home Of Mrs. w. w. Quick
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grout were
hosts at a picnic at Red Fish Bay
recently. when they entertained
members Of the Pilgrim church.
They yer accompanied by Mr..
Dexter Robins, Mrs. Chapman and
Miss Martha Hauhn, the latter two
missionary workers among the
Latin-Americans In Raymondville.
Mrs. Il. X. Finlay is taking the
place OF Mrs. w. Fl. Philips In
Brumleys store In Raymondville
Mrs. Philips is i'll I'm San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Plum have re-
turned from q months stay In
Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. II. Keene and
son, Frank. and Miss Lois Duncan
were visitors In the Valley Sunday.
Among those who were In Port
Isabel Sunday afternoon were Mr..
and Mrs. George Eckbledt, Mrs.
Jennie Chiffon and daughter, Miss
Nadine Chiffon. Mr.. and Mrs. IKE
Williams, George Wiley. Jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Ffnlav.
Mrs. Robert Keene and children
we're week end guests or Mrs.
keene's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
u. Anderson. IN Edinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matson and son
Leroy, have returned from a short
visit with Mr.. Matson's brother IN
Port Lavaca.
Miss Ruby Bell has returned
from Santa Rosa, after an absence
OF several days.
Superintendent and Mrs. MCGEE
and small son were guests SUNDAY
Afternoon In the home OF Mr.. Nc
Gees sister. Miss Eulia MCGEE,
in Mercedes.
and Mrs. Diamond Hocott. and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Quick. Mr..
Mrs. Mary Hall have returned
from San Antonio. where they
we're IN attendance At the Baptist
convention held last week.
Mr.. Adeli Parker has returned
from a business trip "a East
Texas.
, 1934-11-18

u. A. n. LUNCH NOV. II
The Lieutenant Thomas Barlow
chapter or the Daughters OF the
American Revolution will meet foE
luncheon at / .. m. In the Wo-
mans Building in Harrington. Wee
nesday. November "a. Members
will please communicate with
Mrs. George Hoffeldt. Santa Rosa
road. for luncheon reservations.
, 1934-11-18
CORPUS

Miss Julia O'Brien has Us her
guests for the Business and Profess
sional Women's Fourth District
convention being held i'm Harrington
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Anne
burlington, and Mrs. Corrie Fitz-
simmomns both OF Corpus Christi.
, 1934-11-18
Items From
Sc bastidn

Especial 70 The Hernldl
SEBASTIAN. Nov. M. The
Sebastian Woman'S club sponsored
It's weekly az" party &C the club
house Thursday evening. Miss
Birdie Mae Woods held high score
among the ladies and Mr.. Glenn
Denman among the men. LII addi-
ton TO dominoes, checkers will be
added to the games played at
next meeting.
An all-day quilting party with u
covered dish luncheon was held al
the Woman's building wednesday
when the ladies made M quilt to
BE- sold, the proceeds from the
ssde TO 60 TO the club building
fund.
Clyde MrGlothHn viii be IN
charge OF the turkey shoot to be
held here Saturday for the benefit
OF the Woman's club. Hot dogs and
coffee viii be sold by the club
members.
Among those from Sebastian
attending the meeting or the Ly-
ford Woman's club Thursday
we're Mesdames Robert Ray, Jane
Wilson. Marshall Bourne. Elmer
Stay. Albert Lulling. Roth, and
Catherine Ray.
The Sebastian Woman's club
viii be hostess 10 the Girls club
at the Community building FRI
day when an out-of-town speaker
viii talk on girls clubs .Mesdames
Stallings and DuehlberE will act
as hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hale an
nounce the arrival of IN nine
pound daughter, Shirley Maureen.
Mrs. Ida Borne and nephew. Roy
Polk. were calling at the PenninR-
ton home near Raymondville this
week.
Misses Lois Wilson and nellie
Sprause we're guests or Mrs. $. e..
Tucker in Brownsville recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wilson were
guests recently OF Mission relatives.
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, 1934-11-18

graphy OF Grover Cleveland at the
meeting OF the Woman's Tuesday
club which met at the home Of
Mrs. d. c. Decker this week. Mrs.
r. II. Armstrong gave q biography
Of Nevins and a criticism Of the
book.
Mrs. Henderson Wood was a club
guest. Members attending were Mes
danes Dun'tar, Armstrong, w. II.
Braden. Wilbur Close, j. q. Decker.
G. ID. Eppright, II. II. Ewing. Ray
d. Goodwin, 7. w. Nethery, L. q.
Plyler, +. II. Spilman, w. "A. VOL
verton. Oscar Perkins. and Mrs.
Abel Hart Brown, an honorary
member. who recently arrived from
San Diego, Calf. During the So
cial hour the hostess served mince
pie and coffee.
Mrs. Theo Gerlach was the only
out Of club guest playing with the
Mardi Bridge club at the home OF
Mrs. William Massey Tuesday after
noon. Members playing we're Mes
danes j. r. Tanner. X. W.. Gray. y.
d. Lockhart, z. ID. Vawter, Ray
Klapperich, Joe Hoffman. Jr.. Mrs.
Massey presented A lovely gift to
Mrs. Tanner.
Sandwiches and coffee were serv-
ed after the games.
The Neighborhood Bridge club
played az the home of Mrs. X. G.
Adkins Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Adkins issued invitations to Mes
danes James Gillett, +. II. Arm
strong, John Waite. Robert Bull,
r.. NJ. Smith, "A. A. Bentsen and II.
c. Jeffries who were out Of club
guests. Club members playing
we're Mesdames ]. Franklin Ewers,
II. II. Rankin, Joe Price. Thomas
Robertson. Nelson Wimberly, A. p.
Wright, John A. Reuss, and Albert
Whittlesey.
Guest high went to Mrs. M. r..
Armstrong with low going to Mrs.
Jeffries. Mrs. ReuSs was high for
club members, and Mrs. Wimberly
was second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Winnebom OF
Houston we're guests this week OF
Mrs. Winnebom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Rome.
Miss Louise Bennett OF Harlin-
gen was a weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Ellis Thomas.
s.. "A. C~astleberry and son. steve.
OF Vernon arrived. Sunday for an
extended visit with MFR. and Mrs.
Leon II. Brown.
Attending the fall meeting OF
District No. ! Of the Presbyterian
church In Brownsville recently were
Mesdames Paul Hanna, r. B. Sam
mons, 4. r. Pever. T.. II. Henry,
Arthur Noe, j. Fl. Lehman. Rose
LeLacheur, and j. w. Pealinr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Price of
Kingsville attended the rodeo sun
day, and were weekend guests OF
Mrs. Prices parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Z. Cannon.
Mrs. j.. ". Murphy OF Harrington
visited Mrs Tom Thies and Miss
Mamie Rome Tuesday.
Mrs. w. B. Lauder. Mrs. Carl
Roettele. and Mrs. M. L. Hayes
left Wednesday TO attend the state
Federation in Austin
Mrs. J. +. Walsh. Mrs. Carroll
Tanner and r. Z. Doyle are with
their mother. who is III In San
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira oobbIe Of
kingsville guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. w. Dooley Monday. They at
tended the rodeo and visited friends
here over the week end.
, 1934-11-18

Wipkem high. and Betty Jean shot
well, low. Refreshments were served
later m the evening 70 the prize
winners and the following. Hilda
ChAlliff, Betty Jean Edelstein. Lor-
raine Goldstein. Carolyn williams,
Norma Lee and Buddie Westman,
Betty Elaine Bcrman, all of Nc
Allen, who were accompanied ~
their mothers: Lorcne Giddle, Fran
ces Goldberg. Kathryn Schwartz
Margaret Copeland, Esther Swirce,
Charlyn Avant, Margie Schwartz,
sara Ellen Herndon, Nancy Prothro,
Dan Atterberry. Bertha Jean
Nebenzahl, OF Mercedes. GrownupS
present were Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Cohen OF Brownsville, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ben Golden and Mrs. Goldberg.
Items relative To Armistice day
and the world war made interest
inR responses 10 roll call at q meet
inR OF the N~eedlecraft Club held Al
the home OF Mrs. Fred Clark. The
hostess served n dainty plate. Mrs
Joe Council "a guest OF the club
The members present included Mes
danes j. II. Chrtstner. z. NJ. Crock
EFT or Harrington, II. ID. Wilmer, Lee
Freeman, II. l. Griffith, ]. +
Haynes, Margaret King, Oscar
Roman, Oslo Mcneil, ri. r.. Stotler
Alder wade, Paul Shotwell, joe
ward. I'd Gates. L. M Findley.
The girls or the Pep Squad ol
the Mercedes High school were
guests Of the members OF the M
Association, boys athletic 0rgani-
cation in the high school, at q
weiner roast this week on the high
school grounds. Later all attended
the local theatre, q compliment x
the football boys, In honor OF ua
last victory.
The girls or the pep Squad pre-
sent included Mary Ruth Bennett
Matte Lee Breeding, Betty Cham
bers Virginia Garrison. Margaret
George, Dora Hager, Mary Ruth
Hampton, Barbara Warner anr
Lena Rabalais. Boys who were hosts
for the occasion we're Pat Mitchell
president: barrymore Bonner. vice
president; Earl Mitchell, secretary
and Charles Barnes, Bill Dillon
Bob BALKAN, Grin johnson. Cor
don Pylant, Loren Council. The
group was accompanied during the
evenings activities by Il. l. Seminal.
zried and Cecil -. Bean, coaches
and Miss Allene God. sponsor fol
the Pep Squad.
, 1934-11-18
Los Fresnos
Mews, Notes

Especial 10 The hermInl
LOS FRESNOS. Nov. Mrs. o..
C. Page very delightfully."- enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon, hon
oring her daughter. Verdale. on her
thirteenth birthay. The home was
attractively decorated with red
and white crepe paper
Mrs. P. m. R0yle directed a.
variety for games. Refreshments
were served 20 Helen Macumb.
Edna Rretz. Bobby Jean Coates.
Virginia Casey. Doris Stauier,
Eleanor washer. Juanita Patter-
son. Ruth and Geraldine Buchan
and Betty Orr.
Mrs. G.. w. Patterson and Mrs.
x. &. PAGE entertained with RI
dinner party I'm the home OF the
later wednesday evening honor
inc Mr.. e. w. Patterson and Yer
dale Page. who were celebrating
their birthdays. Those present
we're Mrs. ". w. Schneider, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Schneider. MFR. and
Mrs. G. Schneider and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Patterson. and
the honor guests.
-c -
VISITS SISTER
Nnw~ rannn - Wwknnafor A. vHgfftWu
, 1934-11-18

SAN ANTONIO VISITORS
MT. and Mrs. John Van de
Putte. Sr.. OF San Antonio were IN
Brownsville to attend the Van Gle
Pute- PmtteBun wedding.
, 1934-11-18

Mrs. ID. +. Campbell entertained
WITH q pretty children'S party this
week IN honor Of the fourth birth
day OF her little daughter. Maurine.
Games and q lovely birthday cake
featured the afternoons program,
with the following present: Nancy
Jane A~tteFa1erry, Virginia Bell Irby,
Elosse Rlchman. Jimmie Atterberry,
George Irby, Donald, Bobbie and
Junior Patterson.
, 1934-11-18

MI. and Mrs. Joe Sharp are In
Torreon. Mexico. having motored
down recently.
, 1934-11-18

RETURN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell McChesney
have returned from an extended
stay In the East.
, 1934-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton West OF
Brownsville we're guests here this
week In the home of Mr.. Vests
mother, Mrs. NJ. e. West, Sr., Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Freasier. the
latter, a sister Of Mr.. West. were
Brownsville visitors earlier In the
week, In the West home there.
, 1934-11-18

Mrs. Tom SammonS. Jr., was
named guest OF honor Tuesday af-
ternoon when Miss Ruth Broyles
and Miss Myrtle BeSs Rome we're
co-hostesses to the Ex-Studes Con-
tract club at the home Of Miss
Rome's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
j. Rome.
Out-of-club guests playing we're
Mesdames T. B. Sammons. Harold
Pearson, Misses Marguerite Daniel,
Clyde Wilson and the honoree.
Club members present were Mrs.
Merle Polemus, Mrs. Dale Gross
nickle, Misses Lucille Langham,
Zelda Dorset. Mary Bea T1ller. and
Merle Holmes. AS guest Of honor
Mrs. Sammons, Jr., was presented
n lovely gift. Miss Daniel was
awarded the success trophy with low
score going TO Miss Wilson. At the
close Of the games the guests en-
joyed a salad course.
, 1934-11-18

Mrs. j. A. Caplen of Galveston, a
guest here OF her daughter. Mrs.
John Leslie, was named guest OF
honor by her daughter, az an en-
joyable bridge party. "A Thanksgiv-
ing motif was carried out IN floral
bouquets or red blossoms and tai
lies which featured turkeys ana
the chosen theme. Mrs. James
Howe scored high In the games
Mrs. w. ]. Copelan and the hon.
Gree both received pretty favors. "a
refershment plate was served 10 the
following: MesdameS Charles Hupp.
Kathryn Chadick. w. w. DeCel,
John Rouse, f. G.. Smith. Clyde
Fore, w. y. Copeland. Jamez Howe.
Ed Perry, L. N. Rice and the
, 1934-11-18

Mrs Nettie G.. King arrived this
week 70 spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs. George M. Smith.
, 1934-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond stern
were hosts at an enjoyable bridge
party Wednesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar DUDE scored high in
the games. A tempting plate was
served TO the following: Messrs. and
Mesdames "A. j. Reisterer, Oscar
DUDE. A. Krause: Mrs. J. Z. Cur
lee OF WeSlaco. Miss Dorothy Oils,
Messrs. Gus Weideranders. Art Bel,
and Arthur Oils.
, 1934-11-18

Mrs. A. II. Strahle was co-hos-
tess with Mrs. +. L. Beals, at the
home Of Mrs. Beals, to the Music
club this week.
War Music was the subject OF a
talk by Phil Shrader, after which
Elwood Moore In scout uniform,
blew "Reveille." A paper on War
Songs was given by Mrs. Leon II.
Brown. Mrs. w. r. Gibbs sang
Lonesome That's All" and Dear
Old Pal O'Mine". accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Brown Accom-
by Mrs. A. J. Shary at the piano
AIRS. G. Z. Storms and Mrs. Ted
Wiedemann gave a vocal medley Of
Of war songs. Mrs. Shary then
gave a medley Of wal songs as a
with the sounding Of TAPS" by e.
wood Moore.
During the social hour q salad
course with iced tea and cake were
served by the hoStesses. Club
guests were Miss Louise Bennett OF
Harrington. Mr.. Shrader, and Mr..
Moore. Members present were:
Mesdames p. G. Avery, L. II. Brown,
I. ]. Caldwell, T. r. Card, Reuben
Clapp, Joe II. Cook, q. r. Donald.
C.. ID. Eppright, W.. Il. Gibbs, Leo
MARCEL. T. w. Nethery, John Os-
burn. Hugh c. Proctor. John A.
Reuss, M. Smith, A. J. Shary. D.. o.
skies, II. L. Starr. c. Il. Storms. III.
Ellis Thomas, Loren williams, Ted
Wiedemann.
, 1934-11-18

VISITS SISTER
Mrs. Jesse O. wheeler Is visiting
her sister in Corpus Christi.
, 1934-11-18

The executive board OF the Civic
League held a recent business meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. X. ".
Sprowl duEing which Mrs. Carl
Roettele and Mrs. M. l.. Hayes were
chosen delegates TO represent the
League convention OF the Texas
Federation OF Women's clubs now
I'm session in Austin. At the con-
vention the Civic League viii be
initiated as a pioneer cab rs last
March marked the twentieth year
the League has been affiliated with
the Federation.
Plans for the Texas Citrus Fiesta
were discussed. and 1T was decided
that the League viii decorate the
Chamber OF Commerce float for the
duchess Of Mission and her atten-
dants. Further plans for the flower
show which the League will conduct
nc the fiesta we're made. Mrs. s.
M. Duffie was appointed chairman
for all necessary arrangements.
Substantial prizes viii be offered
clubs and individuals on exhibits,
and everyone is asked to make an
entry IN the show to be held Decem-
Der 0 and z.
The McAllen Garden club viii
conduct the next meeting Of the
League to be held at Legion Hall
Monday, Nov. 10. The program viii
be on rose culture. Every woman
interested In ross culture, whether
she Is a member. Is invited to at
tend this meeting.
Mrs. G. .. Dunbar. as program
leader. reviewed Alan Nevins' bio
, 1934-11-18

Mrs. Dade Hester was hostess TO
the A. "A. u. w. this week at her
home with Mrs. Lloyd Brasher and
Miss Marjorie Parkhill as co-hos-
teSSeS.
Miss Sarah Louise Bixler gave a
review OF Ghosts" and a biography
of its writer. Ibsen. A review Of
Beyond Human Power. Bjornst-
ierne BjornSon. was given by Miss
Janet Caldwell together with a
biography. Mrs. Frances Horton
gave a biography Of Striendberg
and told Of the woman he charac-
terized In mis- different plays. Mrs.
Charles Decker followed with a
talk on the influence OF these three
composers on literature.
aFall garden flowers we're used
throughout the guest rooms. A re-
freshment plate Of sandwiches.
cookies and coffee was served from
the table laid with an ecru lace
cloth and centered with q low bowl
OF dwarf zinnias in bright colors.
Mrs. Florence M. Hayes presided at
the table. Mrs. Max Melch Of Bur-
bank, Cali, was q guest OF the
club.
, 1934-11-18

Mrs. G. o. Dunbar. as program
leader. reviewed Alan Nevins' bio
, 1934-11-18
Bnde-tO-Be Is
Honored With
Pretty Party

MISSION. NOV. TIA pretty So
ciaI event Of the autumn season
was a shower given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Roettele at their lovely
country home Monday night honor
ing Miss Ethel Cain Of McAllen.
q bride-elect, and her fiance, Mr..
u. r. Kalpperich.
The dining table was laid with
beautiful lace cloth with a minia-
ture bride carrying a parasol form
ing the ~centerpiece. On the table
were placed the gifts, which. In
Aleir lovely wrappinRs made a
pretty shower setting. Games OF
bridge and bunco constituted the
evenings diversion. The game
tables were laid with white paper
table cloths with bridal figures in
colors scattered over them In prints.
The guest list included Mr.. and
Mrs. Erdmann. Mrs. Bert Cain,
Miss Dorothy Cain. and the bride
elect. all of McAllen; Mrs. Theo
Gerlach, Messrs and Mesdames Joe
Hoffman, william Massey, AL Volz
Townsend. John Jacox. Ray Klap-
perch, Mrs. Charles Volz. Misses
Iris Volz, Mamie Rome, Lavenia
Bourgeois. Aldea Lambert, Mayoma
Klapperich. Verna Klap pertch,
Clara Nosbish, Messrs Arthur Volz.
J. G. Ryman. Bob Baker. Wilfred
Klapperich and r. r.. Kalpperich.
, 1934-11-18

Members Of the Baptist w. NJ. u.
met at the church Monday after
non for a business and social meet
ing. At the gathering plans we're
completed for a pie social TO be held
In the home Of Mrs. w. W. Quick
Friday evening.
, 1934-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Grout wer
hosts at a picnic at Red Fish ga
recently. when they entertaine
members OF the Pilgrim churcI
They were accompanied by M
Dexter Robins, Mrs. Chapman an
Miss Martha Hauhn, the latter tu
missionary workers among tn
Latin-Americans In Raymondville
, 1934-11-18

See their sparkling new
ness rich In fabric.
wise IN fashion. More than
the usual variety. Unusual
values. they command
your attention.
Evening star., 1934-01-01
F. H. SURGUY DIES;
HAD LONG Been ILL
Employe of Southern Railway for
16 Years Was Also Active in
Masonic Circles.

Frederick H. Surguy, 36 years old,
head clerk in the Office of auditor Of
construction, Southern Railway, died
Saturday at his home. 3o41 Sedgwick
street, following long illness.
Born in New York City, Mr.. Surguy
moved to Washington with his family
at an early age. He attended grammar
school here and was graduated from
Western High School. Shortly after
ending his school career, Mr. Surguy
entered the employ of the Southern
and had served the railway 16 years
when he became seriously i'll last
Spring.
He was member of Harmony Lodge,
No. IT, of Masons Surviving are his
widow, Mrs. Irene Baker Surguy; his
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick w. Surguy 1922 Porter street,
and a sister, Mrs. E. L. Mcintosh, also
of Washington.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the Hines funeral home, Four
teenth and Harvard streets. Interment
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1934-01-01
GHE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. g. MONDAY JANUARY l.
JOHNSON GOES HUNTING

CHARLESTON. S. c., January / up.
Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, N. r. A. chief.
arrived at Bernard M. Baruch's Winter
estate in Georgetown, County yesterday
for his first real vacation since he let
fly the Blue Eagle in June.
Baruch said johnson was in South
Carolina to formulate a code on ducks
and quail" and the general agreed he
expected to put in much time hunting.
Johnson said he probably would be in
South Carolina until Wednesday.
Evening star., 1934-01-01
ESTES FUNERAL RITES
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Mrs Alice Kings
bury Estes, widow of Capt. Charles c.
Estes, former child labor inspector for
the District, will be held at l:30 pm.
tomorrow at the residence, 1889 Irving
street. Rev. G. G. Johnson. pastor of
the National Memorial Baptist Church,
will of1iciate. Burial will be beside her
husband in Arlington National Cemetery.
Born in Prince Georges County, Md,
73 years ago. Mrs. Estes came to Wash
ington at an early age and was edu-
Gated in the District schools. Her
husband served with the United States
Army in the Spanish-Amertcan War.
He died in February, 1882.
Mrs. Estes is survived by two sisters.
Mrs. John Espey and Mrs. Roberta K.
Myers, both of this city
Evening star., 1934-01-01
MarrtagrH.

HOUSE-STEWART. Mrs. Harrietta @.
Stewart announces the marriage OF her
daughter E BERNICE. and Mr.. CHRIS
TOPPER c. HOUSE Of Kansas City.
Kans.. on Sunday. December 81 1888.
At home at 149 w St NV. Apartment
400. after January z. 1884.
SPELLER-STEWART. Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter c. Stewart announce the marriage OF
their daughter. LUCY BARBARA. and
Mr.. WESLEY SPELLER. on December 81
1888 At home at 407 18th st. ne. after
December 81. 1888.