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, 1934-12-16
Seasonal Program,
PTA Meeting Held
Thursday Afternoon

More than 100 patrons OF the
West Brownsville school enjoyed
the following Christmas program:
Jingle Bells" and in a Manager"
sung by Miss Samano's first grade
pupils; Joy TO the World" the
primary symphony orchestra; "Mer-
~ Christmas, Miss Boory'S class;
Mothers Christmas Mary BeSS
Price; Christmas in Mother Goose
land" and song. Beautiful Christ
mas" given by Miss Godfrey's class.
The rhythm Band, Mrs. Graham's
class, made its last appearance,
giving two numbers. well rendered,
The Alp Maids Dream" and Joy
TO the World" directed by Madelyn
burst. A playlet. "A Visit to Santa
Claus Land" where members Of the
class made the acquaintance OF
Mr.. Santa Claus, Lionel Winans,
and Mrs. Santa Claus, Cortney
Schmidt. was well given by Miss
Sparks third grade.
A short business meeting was
presided over by the president. Mrs.
James L. Rentfro. The mothers de-
cided to sponsor the cub" move
ment among the younger boys. as
sisted by DR.. B. NJ. Works. This
activity will get under way during
the coming year. "A Christmas par
" will be sponsored by the mothers
Friday. Dec. 81. preceding the
Christmas holidays.
, 1934-12-16
Bride Elect Is
Complimented
With Shou,er

Mrs. c. r. Terrell honored with a
luncheon and miscellaneous shower
her niece. Miss Isabel Pattee, whose
marriage TO Mr.. Franklin Critz win
take place Tuesday morning. The
affair was arranged Saturday in
Port Isabel at the Hotel Brazos.
The reception rooms were artisti-
cally decorated with bowls OF red
radiance roses and white chrysan-
themums.
Mrs. Terrell included In her guest
list MeSdameS H. M. Pattee; Nick
McCarty. OF La Feria; j. G. Looney,
OF Edinburg; Robert Pollock. Will
liam Trammell. Marvin Brown. J..
l.. Head. Howard Bush, Dan Muir
ply, and william Glass, all Of Har-
llngen; George Goodrich, o! De-
liciaS. Mexico; James Maxwell,
George Callahan. Carlisle williams.
Lee Adams. Walter Galloway. and
Charles G.. Todd, OF Brownsville:
Misses Mildred johnson. Of Rio
Hondo; Harriet Pattee, Una Scan
Ian. and Dorothy Moore. OF Browns
vile.
, 1934-12-16
Program to Be
Given For PTA AT
Washington Park

The following program will be
presented by the first grade OF
the Washington Park School for
the p. II. a.. Wednesday, December
10, at 8 a. m: welcome, Christmas
AcroStic Recitations; folk dances
by IA Six-year-olds; tap dance by
Arabella Torres and Olga Zarate;
Rotations BY Margarita Vilano,
Berta Perez. Ninfa Lopez and Nico-
lasa Gomez: folk dance by IA six
year Odds; Spanish song by Ramon
Abete and Josefina Gonzales.
"Dolly's Lullaby" and "Rock-a-
by Baby" by Shirley Sommers
JoSefina Perez. and Soledad YescaS;
Jarabe by Fanny Funk and Irma
Cara; Pussy Cat" by Arabela
Torres. Antonio FragoSo. and Shir-
ley Sommers; nursery Dickory Dock, =
Little Jack Horner," Little Miss
Muffett.' See Saw" Skipping
Song" Mexican songs by Josefina
Perez, accompanied by her mother;
Christmas pageant.
This program was prepared by
Mrs. KENNY, Mrs. Pipkin. Miss
Josephine CaSteneda, Miss Lozano.
Miss Shapiro. and Miss Perez. The
music will be in charge OF Mrs.
Butts, Mrs. Mckee, and Miss More.
, 1934-12-16
Truuel Club
Has Seasonal
Party Here

Members OF the Brownsville
Travel club were delightfully."- enter
tanned IN the home Of Mrs. K. r.
Ries at a Christmas party Tuesday
afternoon. The hostess used a pro-
fusion OF roses and ~poinSettiaS about
the house. in addition to a beautiful
ly decorated Christmas tree.
Mrs. w. L. Ryman told the story
OF the first Christmas. This was
followed by the members singing
carols. Accompanied by Mrs. B. r..
Hardin at the piano, Mrs. Ries sang
two delightful solos taken from the
Messiah" He Was Despised," and
"Ee Shall Feed His Flock"
The members exchanged Christ
mas gifts. and then made plans for
the basket OF food and toys that the
club gives every year to the poor.
The guests then enjoyed parlor
games, followed by a dessert course
served by the hostess. Members
present were MeSdames Lizzie
Henshaw. j. A. Sewell, Idabelle w.
Macy, o. A. PechStein, c. c. Wentz,
r.. L. Bolding. w. L. VertreeS. Dan
Neil. G. b. Bowman, w. l.. Ryman.
+. T. Morris. w. II. Gibson and VIII
Vertrees. The next meeting will be
Jan. 8 with Mrs. Gibson at the
home of Mrs. w, r. Jones s38,
Levee street.
, 1934-12-16
Joint Recital
Is EWoyedBy
Many Here

Before Q large and very spprecia-
tive audience the pupils OF the dra-
matte and music classes Of Mrs. J..
J. Van Dyke and Mrs. J. Clark
Gracey were presented in recital. in
q presentation sponsored by the
Skinner Memorial class of the First
Presbyterian church. The affair
was the second in a series TO be
sponsored by the class. and took
place at the church Saturday morn
ing.
The program was as follows: A
dramatization Of Little Miss Muf-
fet" and the Three Billy Goats
Gruff," by Mrs. Van Dykes kinder
garten group; pre-inStrumental class
in rhythmical games and exercises.
The Lookout" Il See YOU" The
Frog" by Betty Rusteberg. Happy
Tandy. Rose Marilyn Hinkley, with
Barclay Bogel at the piano a read
ing by Mignon Pitzer: piano solo.
Elizabeth Wilson, La Czarine."
Came: a dramatization Of the FL
YES and Shoemakers;"
Musical stories by the Thursday
afternoon class, "A Sun Beam and
a Rose" by Elizabeth Brown. Pr
ate" by George Lee McGonigle.
Rocking in the Tree Tops" by
Madelyn burst; Grows" by Mary
Frances Hardin, boy Scouts" by
Melvin Faw. Kites and KimonaS'
by Mary Nell Shelton; three original
sketches: piano solo. by Elizabeth
Ann Tandy, The Bohemian Girl"
by Bale; Characterization by the
Tuesday afternoon class; reading
by Robert Richardson.
The usher was Doris Porter. while
Bobbie Shrum was the stage man
ager and Lila Lee ProSSor was the
announcer.
, 1934-12-16
Christmas Party Is
Enjoyed BY Social
Club THURSDAY

The FL Jardin Heights Social club
met Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Gentry Moran for
its annual Christmas party. A
Christmas theme was carried out
In the decoration Of the reception
rooms.
After a shart business session,
presents were exchanged. and the
afternoon was pleasantly passed
playing games. Refreshments were
served at the close Of the after
noon.
There was one out-of-club guest,
Mrs. Green. The members present
were Mesdames Louis Bowls. Louis
Rank, Guy Suffer. Louis Demea-
vile. Ivan Ford, George Vail,
Charles Pinkley. Clarence Kreasher,
+. j. Wells, w. B. Mather, and
George Bowman.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. w. B. Mather January 3, when
Texas History will be taken up
again.
, 1934-12-16
MONDAY


The Girls auxiliary will meet at
the Baptist church at 4:JO p. m.
The Women's Auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church viii meet at
the church at $3.50 .. m. for study
meeting in charge Of Mrs. Helen
Buell..
The Skinner Memorial class Of
the Presbyterian church will meet
at 7:30 d. m. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncy Reid for its annual Christ
mas party.
Hope Chapter 124 Of the Order
Of the Eastern Star will meet at the
Masonic Temple at 1880 p. m. for
its annual Christmas party.
TUESDAY
The Mardi club will meet with
Mrs. Coils Perkins
The Treble Clef will meet with
Mrs. w. r. Tanner.
Miss Florence Bell will be hostess
to the Learners.
The Literature and Arts Review
WILL meet Win MIS-. NOlney w. lay
Tor at 10 a. m.
Recital by Miss Lucy Richards
dramatic art pupils in the Epworth
League room OF the Methodlst
church ut 1880 p. m
WEDNESDAY
The ladies Of the Christian church
will serve a Penny Supper.
Frances Barnes will be hostess 10
members Of. the Little Women's
club.
The Euzelian class Of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. J. Nc
Carly In Media Lana.
The Wednesday Study club 1Ill
meet at the Womanis club for
, 1934-12-16
Visitors Are
At Luncheon

Mrs. G. w. Moothart entertain
ed vita a Beautiful sp3c,rted
luncheon Tuesday at the Womar's
club, corplin.enting e: daughter,
Mrs. 3. NJ. Britain, OF Amarillo. and
Mrs. J. z Patterson, CT California,
the latter a house guest OF Mrs.
Cleve Tandy.
The table was attractively dec
GRATED in a Christmas motif Of red
and green with poinsettias and
burning red tapers.
The following guests we're present:
MeSdames j. w. Patterson, OF Cali
fornia, B. NJ. Britain, Of Amarillo
Clyde Tandy, Cleve Tandy, Mark
French. H. D.. Seago. George Smith.
Howard Cummins, Sherwod Bishop
j. II. Batsell, w. S. Moothart OF
Harrington, Bascom Cox, Robert
Ernst. Order Perkins, T. p. Day,
@. Z. Dodd, 7. p. Harris, Ralph
Buell., and Helen X. Buell..
, 1934-12-16
FestiUe Dance
Is GiUen Blu
Riding Club

The Brownsville Riding club en-
tertained at one Of the gala events
of the season Tuesday night. Mem
bers Of the party rode out to the
airport where a supper prepared
by ladies Of the Central Christian
church was enjoyed.
Christmas stockings filled with
candies and nuts were distributed
among the guests from the tall,
beautifully decorated Christmas
tree. Each member brought a pres
ent and these were distributed by
Santa Claus. Mr.. q. w. johnson.
Dancing formed the diversion for
the remainder OF the evening.
Members and guests present
were: Mr.. r. B. Tullis. OF San An
tonic. Miss Dorothy Blanton, Mr..
and Mrs. @. w. johnson. Mrs. @.
w. Johnson. Jr., Mr.. Clarence Ra-
gan, Mrs. r. "A. Porter, Mrs. II. II.
Boyd. Miss Arnold Boyd. Miss
Catherine Morton, Miss Elizabeth
Ruff. Mrs. Judd Early. Mr.. Harl
Thomas. Miss Margaret Monroe,
Miss Madge Singer. Miss Mary
Lula Owens. Mr.. r. L. Works. DR..
and Mrs. Thurman A. Kinder. Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Gray. Mrs.
Royal ID. Sundell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Burton, Mr. al Miller, Mr..
Adrian Bourchers. MI. Robert For
dyce, Lieutenant Cowan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Lightner. Mrs. G. e.
Sans, Of New Rochelle. New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis Jennings. Miss
Babe Breeder, and Mr.. Jack Bruce.
, 1934-12-16
Dinner-Ddnce
To Usher In
Mew Year
Especial to The Heraldl

lSpeclAl 10 The HerAldD
HARLINGEN, Dec. l5-Announce-
ment Is made of the approach OF
the outstanding social event OF the
Winter Season In the Valley-the
New Years Eve dinner-dance To
be given by Los Amigos club nc the
Stonewall Jackson Hotel, san Ben
ito. Monday, Dec. thirty-first. from
nine-thirty 10 two.
Jimmie Klein and his fl-plece
orchestra from San Antonio has
been secured for the occasion and
promises a gala welcome for ths
New Year.
NoiSe-makers, hats. streamers and
ballons. will be abundantly in evi-
dence TO add merriment 20 the
festive occasion.
Members r urged 70 make res
ervations for themselves and friends
not later than December 2lSt To be
assured OF a table for the evening.
The committee from the Los
Amigos Club in charge OF the din
ner-dance consists OF George Har-
rigan. Chairman. Charles Nichols.
Stanley Yount. Bill Glass. Alton
HutSon, Ed JeffreSs. and Charles
Strong.
, 1934-12-16
Grammar School Has
Interesting Program
At PTA Nee @

The Grammar school Parent
Teacher association held its reg
ular monthly meeting Tuesday aft
ernoon in the Grammar school
auditorium. A short program pre-
coded the business meeting. The
first number vas a Christmas song
by a chorus Of boys and girls: the
second number vas a poem, "Un-
aware" by Frances Fox: the third
number was a two-part chorus of
Silent Night" by a group Of BOYS
and girls. The program was ar
ranged by Miss Media Crosse, audi
torihm director.
A bushes meeting followed dur
ing which plans for making money
for the second semester were dis
cuSsed. Money was voted for sup
plies for the arithmetic department
and for the library.
The next meeting will be the sec
ond Tuesday in January.
, 1934-12-16
Cooking Class Has
Buffet Dinner Here
Grid Evenint

The second year food classes OF
the Brownsville High school enter
tanned Friday evening with a buff
fet dinner. The dining room was
beautifully decorated with poinset-
tias and red roses carrying out n
red and green color scheme.
Those attending the dinner we're
Sallie Lee Box. Aurora Correa,
Mary Alice Farias, Amelia Gomez,
Pauline Gonzales. Leila Gutierrez.
Cleta Howell. Viola Keller, Ruth
Sabotka, Anastacia Valdez, Trinity
Villegas Violet Davenport, Helen
Default. Thelma Johansen. Myna
Van Hook. Veronica Barron. Nena
Yturria, Maria Garcia. Dolores
Thornton. Samms Hernandez. Gin
ton Schmeling. Warren Smith and
Miss Harriet Brown
, 1934-12-16
Calendar For The Week

~ 1heon sac "A Christmas arty
with Mrs. Al ley DBTsl as hostess.
The ALhenran club will meet q.
the home II .'rs. Hayden Hays 6I6
w. Levee.
The Lieut.. Thos. Barlow Chapter
OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution will meet for luncheon
at the home Of Mrs. G. M. Cash in
San Benito. Reservation must be
made through Mrs. G. .. Pugsley
on North sam Houston In san Ben
ito.
THURSDAY
Christmas party for the Browns
vile Study club by Mesdames M
Hall. II. Jeffrey, j. II. DIltz. and j.
Ingram in the home Of Mrs. Hall
Victoria Ward school p. T. A.
meeting and Christmas pageant.
The Business and Professional
Women's clubs Christmas party at
Mooreland Terrace.
Thursday Bridge League at Elks
Hall at 7:30 p. m.
The Lucky Is will be entertained
by Mrs. Henry Ehardt at Fort
Brown.
Christmas party OF the Civic
League nc the home Of Mrs. d. p.
Gay. Jr.
Christmas party OF the Modern
Priscilla with Mrs. Joe Luke "A
hostess.
FRIDAY
The New Era Luncheon club
with Mrs. Ben F~reudenstein az
leader.
The w. @. L. u. win meet at the
Methodist church at 3 ID. m.
The West Brownsville school
Christmas party.
The First Ward school Christina,
party.
, 1934-12-16
Modern Priscilla to
Have Xmas Party
Thursday Afternoon

The meeting OF the Modern Pris-
ella club which was postponed
from last Thursday was held We'd
neSday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Jim Latimer. Since 1t was
Mrs. Latimer's birthday. she was
presented with many useful and
pretty gifts. Sewing conversation
and plans for the Christmas party
made the afternoon a pleasant
ne.
There was one guest Of the club,
Mrs. Johnson, of San Benito. Mem
bers present were Mesdames Fran
kie Box. Eleanor Bray, Alma XII
phen, Jewell Latimer, Alma Nc
Ewoen. Helen Mickle, and Bessie
Robbins.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Joe Luke, December 20.
, 1934-12-16

Is Subject Of
Learners

The Learners met mt the Wom-
ans Club or Tuesday. with Mrs.
Pauline Goode as hostess.
The program on Social Control
In Canada" was In charge OF Mrs.
+. ID. Putegnat. who gave a most
interesting and informa:ory talk on
the Royal Mounted Police, telling
OF their origin. purpose and effic-
iency.
Next she discussed the crime con-
ditions in the nine Provinces. and
the manner In which the liquor
traffic Is handled; how the welfare
work Is managed. and what we
might learn from the success Of
many Of their undertakings.
Mrs. Putegnat concluded by read
ing many personal educational ex-
p~eriences OF a young boy who lived
IN Canada from the age OF five 70
eighteen and attended school there.
The next meeting will be az the
home OF Miss Florence Bell
, 1934-12-16
Marriage of Local
Pair Is Made Known

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Nietert an
nounce the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Marguerite Nietert,
TO Mr.. Waddell Johnston. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Johnston. The
wedding took place Tuesday, Nov
ember ~. in Raymondville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston are we'll
known here as both are members
OF families who have resided here
for a long period Of years. The
young couple also attended the
Brownsville schools.
, 1934-12-16
Civic League to Be
Honored With Part

The Brownsville Civic League will
be entertained in the home Of Mrs.
p. Gay, Jr., Thursday afternoon
firm $3.50 to 80. There viii be a
musical program and a Christmas
tree. Each member will bring a
small gift for herself and for her
guest. After the refreshments gifts
win be exchanged.
, 1934-12-16
AT "

Major and Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson
of Fort Brown entertained inform
ally at dinner Friday night. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Waite and General and Mrs. Rock
enbach, Of Florida.
, 1934-12-16
Varied Program
To Be Given Here
Tuesday Night

A program OF varied entertainments
will be open to the public Tuesday
evening In the Epw0rth League
room OF the First Methodist church.
Miss Lucy Richards will present
her pupils Of expression In recital.
Miss Richards comes highly recon-
menred as m teacher, being a grad
uate OF Baylor University, member
OF Alpha Psi Omega, q national
honorary dramatic fraternity, a
member OF Student Majors school
OF acting OF Los Angeles. California.
and o graduate OF the MistrCt school
Of dramaticS.
Music will be furnished by the
intermediate piano pupils OF Mrs.
w. w. Underwood. There viii also
be group singing OF Christmas car
ols.
, 1934-12-16

TO LEAVE SOON
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and chill
dren. Joan and Tommy Too. will
leave Christmas Day by motor to
spend ten days in Fort Leavenworth-
, 1934-12-16
ATTEND HOUSEPARTY

ATTEND HOU5EPARIY
Colonel and Mrs. Winfree left
Wednesday to attend a houseparty
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Shary, Of Sharyland.
, 1934-12-16

Mrs. H. W. Howard planned to
leave Saturday for Jackson, Tenn
to spend Christmas with her moth
or and sister.
, 1934-12-16
TO HAVE SOCIAL

TO HAVE SOCIAL
The Eu1elian class OF the First
Baptist church will meet nc the
home OF Mrs. j. McCarty in Media
Luna Wednesday at 3 O'Clock. Mrs.
~. A. Bodwell will be co-hoSteSs.
The business meeting s 10 ba
followed by N Christmas party
at which members will exchange
gifts.
, 1934-12-16
TO RETURN Soon

Captain and Mrs. Maugnr or Fort
Brown are expected TO return soon
after a months visit in Ohio.
, 1934-12-16

Newman Hall. the Austin resi-
dence OF Amalie Runyon and Lillian
Eunyon. entertained with an open
Mouse Friday from 8 70 IL o'clock.
, 1934-12-16

Helen Everhard was married to
sam Rettig OF McAllen August 8
in Raymondville. The parents Of
the bride are Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Everhard of PharT. Mr. Rettig is
an ex-student OF the University.
Mrs. Rettig is a senior and will
continue her course until she
finishes the year. The couple will
make their home in San Antonio.
Ruth Kendall Reed OF San Benito
attended the ri lambda Theta
banquent given Wednesday night
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, 1934-12-16

Hogan Hancock and his orchestra
PLAYED for the Alpha Tau Omega
fall formal dance Friday night at
the Austin club. The dance was
preceded by a dinner at the chap
ter house. The fraternity house
was decorated in the Christmas
motif with holly wreaths. miniature
Christmas trees. and red and green
candles. The rooms of the Austin
club were also decorated In the
Christmas scheme.
Kermit Cromack. Henry Holland.
and John Macintosh. OF Browns
vile are members OF the Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity.
, 1934-12-16

Beth Gregory OF Brownsville was
among the pledges OF Alpha Delta
Pi sorority who were entertained az
the sorority house Friday night.
with a dance.
, 1934-12-16

Gail McDavitt OF Brownsville has
been elected as m Of the candi-
dates for the title Of Bluebonnet
Belle.
, 1934-12-16

Phi Beta Kappa held its annual
fall initiation banquent Thursday,
Dec. 10, in the Junior Ball Room
of Texas Union. All members OF
Phi Beta were invited. Ruth Reed,
graduate student from San Benito,
attended the banqeuent.
, 1934-12-16

Alice Tamm Of Harrington. and
Tony Comes and Betty Rockwell
OF Brownsville constitute a com
mittee to work on a constitution for
the Valley club TO be voted on by
the members at the next meeting,
Tuesday Dec. Is.
, 1934-12-16

The Sidney Lanier Literary So
ciety honored its new pledges with
a tea Thursday afternoon at the
Faculty Women's club. The re-
ceiving line included several facul-
" members and the officers OF the
klub. Barbara Todd OF Mercedes
secretary of the society.
, 1934-12-16

Gail McDaVltt OF BROWNSVILLE anu
Gordon Thomas Of San Benito
were among those entertained by
athe Kappa Sigma fraternity when
Va gave its fall formal Saturday
night on the roof Of the Stephen F:
Austin Hotel. Vincent Lopez and
his orchestra played for the dance.
The Bit and Spur, OF which
Fstelle Vann of Mercedes Is a mem
Der. spent the weekend at Gallaher
Dude Ranch, 25 miles from San
Antonio on the Bandera road.
Horse back riding. gymkana. a
Scavanger hunt. and a COWBOY
dance were included In the enter
tainment.
, 1934-12-16

Helen Margaret Hanchey Of San
Benito directed the play Or.
Faustus" for the Wesley Players OF
Austin. The play was presented at
the First Methodist church OF San
Marcus last Sunday. "Dr. Faustus"
was presented in Apustin recently
by the players.
The producers news., 1934-04-27
5000 UNEMPLOYED.
FORCE OFFICIALS
TO SPEEDY ACTION
Demand Recognition of
Conn.,. "a Hours Per
Week, SOC Per Hour

WICHITA, Kan, April 21.-
More than 5000 unemployed and
part time employed workers dem
onstrated today, assembling at the
municipal forum, put up their de-
mands and gained a part time vic
tory.
Declaring that they had been
dropped from relief work entirely
or that their hours had been re-
duced so that their income was So
monthly or less, the workers de-
manded "a hours work per week
at so cents an hour; cash grocery
orders, resignation of B, E. George
commissioner for the poor, and DIR
c. V. Black, county physician, and
recognition of a committee Of un.
employed.
The city and county officials,
impressed by the unity of the
workers and fearing serious troubl,
went speedily into action. They
gave orders of So to every unem
ployed, to last until Tuesday afte
which time 100000 from a recen
bond issue will be available for ex
penditures on work projects.
The unemployed stated that the
would return in an even create
number if the promises were no
made good.
The producers news., 1934-04-27
SHERIDAN co. LIQUOR
STORE WILL OPEN IN
FLEETWOOD MAY 1

Gloria! The county booze joint
will be opened in Plentywood
shortly. The proprietor has al
ready been appointed by the state
liquor board and the place for it
has been selected.
Blaine Dean, the manager of the
Pappenfus elevator in PlentyWood,
was victorious in the competition
for the job. His appointment was
officially announced bv the secre-
tary of the state liquor board Nc
Lanahan, Wednesday. We wonder
what title goes with that appoint
+ ment.
The Mint Cigar store on Main
street, operated by Otto Stadig,
will be discontinued and the build
ing will be renovated in such a
way to make it an appropriate
place to house the heavenly drinks
The first costumers are ex-
pected by the end of next week.
How effective the store will bt
as a political instrument remain:
to be seen. In general booze ha'
always been very effective in sup
porting the status quo, the system
as it is.
Well, here's how!
The producers news., 1934-04-27
RAYMOND

Joyce Wankel of Doolev spent
last week end with Marjorie Tooke
of Raymond.
Pete Crumb has been On the sick
list for several DAYS but is much
improved now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tucker
and son visited at the Harley Pot
ter home south of Daleview Sun
day.
Quite number from here at
tended the dance in Plentvwood
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Dubry called on Mrs. Tooke
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Corkerv was calling
on her daughter. Mrs. Reube1
The producers news., 1934-04-27
NEGROES WORK AS
MULES ON ARKANSAS
PRISON FARM

TUCKER PRISON FARM. Ark,
April 2O.-"It is perfectly all glgnt
to substitute Negro convicts Tor
mules it was stated here yester-
day by the chairman of the state
penal board after he saw a demon
stration of convicts working IN
the traces" pulling cotton planters.
The substitution of "manpower
for mules during the crop planting
period will be continued. ne stated
and ruled that their task was NOT
too hard" Ny.,oos
Eight "teams" of six Negroes
each were marching up and down
the milelong cotton rows; VIII
seventh man driving the planter