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, 1935-10-17
Dan Neil
Is Hostess
For Group

Mrs. Dan Neil was hostess to
members OF the Brownsville Travel
club Tuesday afternoon There
we're IL members and one visitor,
Mrs. III. u. Bartlett, present.
Roll call OF the members was
answered by each giving a current
event. Delegates To the Brownsville
Federation OF Women's clubs which
viii be In session next Thursday
were announced as follows. Mrs.
Dan Neil, Mrs. Agnes Gibson and
Mrs. w. j. Vertrees.
Objective for the year OF the
club Is to Know the United States
Better" The members have plan
ned q program trip which will take
them from Brownsville To the Davis
mountains, I'D through the national
parks. over I'd Chicago, east 10
Washington, down the eastern coast
I'd the Gulf coast and thence home
to Brownsville again.
Mrs. y. "A. Sewell started the trav-
elogue with a description Of the
things of interest along the old
Military road to the Davis Noun
tains. Mrs. w. l.. Ryman took the
trip from the Davis mountains to
the national parks.
Members OF the club present we're
Mesdames j. "A. Sewell. Claude
May, o "A. Pechstein, &. G. Wentz.
w. J. VertreeS. w. L. Ryman, n. r.
Morris. Fred Bohlen. Agnes Gibson.
"A. w. Neck and III. l.. Nichols.
Mrs. r.. Il. Bolding win be the next
hostess TO the group. Tuesday, Oct.
20.
, 1935-10-17
Mission Group
Has Meeting
Here Lately

Members or the Missionary soci-
ETY. OF the First Methodist church
were entertained with a social meet
ing the first OF the week at the
church. Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mechanics q. H. Hunter. I'd. "A.
Pechstein, j. Sample. and Arthur
Biggs.
The meeting was opened with "a
hymn. Where ne Leads Me I VIII
Follow" The Lords Prayer was
then repeated in unison by the
members.
This was followed by m dialogue
presented by Mrs. j. A. Sewell anu
Mrs. III. McGilvery. Mrs. Sam l.
Lockwood then gave the first
chapter from the new mission study
book. THAT Other America"
There were about IS present. The
hostesses served "a delightful re-
freshment course at the close OF
the session.
, 1935-10-17
Exhibit Drive On


SAN BENTTO. Oct. 1.-THE men,
bershiD drive cf the Valley Centen-
NAL Exhibit Corp. will start Fri
DAY with srme 30 workers making q
thorough canvass or the city, follow
ing d break &C at 7.30 o'clock at the
Stonewall jackson hotel
Plans for the campaign we're dis
cussed at a meeting at the chamber
Of commerce AT which Dr. G.. M
Cash made a talk on the early his
tory Of Texas. Other talks were made
by Rev. Hugh Robertson and Rev.
James Black. Kenneth Lake Is chair
man Of the campaign here for 1000
members and T.. wv. Pratt is San
Benit0 director In the exhibit cor
Dor1tirn which has for its nurpose
the erection Of a suitable Valley ex-
hibit at the centennial exposition In
Dallas next year.
, 1935-10-17
DOCTOR TOLD HER
HOW To LOSE II
POUNDS CT FAT


Mrs Robert Hickey III RosaViIIe.
Calf, writes. MY doctor prescribed
Kruschen Salts for me-he said they
wouldn't hurt ma in the least. TVH
lost mn lbs. ln six weeks. Kruschnn lin
worth itS weight ln gold"
Mrs Hickey paid nn attention hn
gossipers who said there was n0 SmIH
way t0 reduce. she wisely followed
her doctors advice.
To lose fat safely and at the same
time gain in physical attractivennsH,
ITO light On fatty meats, butter, cream
and sugary sweets.
Eat fresh vegetables. fruits. fowl
and fish Except mackerel and anl-
nom.
Take half n tanapOuntul mH
RruHrhnn Salts with Hhn juice mK
half IA lemon before breakfast every
morning. amid As thH excess pounds
E0 notice bow much better vuu fHaA
more mCtiwr-mnrH m~mbitiun-Min~
riuusly nilrn-Ypu fnel younger
KruHchen costs Ms lnw mH Hnr.
NU more cnthartArH-nn more iMM~
ntivcs-nnd no constipation when
YOU take your little daily duuu nf
.KruHchen Adv.
, 1935-10-17
Los Fresnos
Meus, Notes

tCTNCFAt 70 In~ hefaAuf
Los FRESNOS. Oct. 10. 49, Mrs.
Ed Patterson was hostess recently to
the Home Demonstration club at the
home Of Mrs. q. G. Page. During
the regular business session plans
were made for achievement day
which Is to be held at the home OF
Mrs. q. J. Weikle November l4th.
All who r. interested are invited to
attend. The next regular meeting
Of the club viii be held az the home
OF Mrs. Clarence Schneider
Mrs. r. 7. Bucklin entertained with
a luncheon at her home recently hon.
oring the Culture club OF San Benito
OF which she Is a member. After
luncheon "a short business meeting
was held. Roll call was answered
with short sketches OF vacations.
Mrs. T.. G. Richey will be hostess at
the next regular meeting
Mrs. q. B Waller was a business
'lsitor In Harlingen Monday
Mrs. X McComb has returned
from Brownsville where she has
been the guest Of her sister for the
past week.
, 1935-10-17

Bennett. Ehrw1ng Friday and SAT-
urday at the Rivnll theatre. Crosby
had To dnr "A fun dress suit. He
baked Nc the collar and Gle offered
him. The nest day. Miss Bennett
who = MRS. Gene Markey in pri-
Vate life. nsJught one or her hus-
bands c.llass and ties, and Bing
wore them.
Two fer runlRht" la N brisk. fast
moving COMEDY. plentiiully supplied
with music. songs and romance, 0i
In ambitious young cr0-ner who
accidentally becomes IA playwright
and becomes involved with IA theatre
Cal producer, his stage star girl
friend. ana hts secretary in a series
KY lively INCIDENTS that become more
and more hilarirusly complicated.
, 1935-10-17
Kiwanis Endorses
Safety Campaign

fGTNwR3A K1 AM# R#~NFMN
SAN BENITO. Oct l7.-EndorSe-
ment OF the Valley-wide safety
campaign inaugurated nc a meeting
this week was given by the Kiwanis
club Wednesday at the 5tonewall
Jackson hotel. Pres. Joe Sloan re-
presented the Kiwnnians at the
Vnlley-wide meeting and reported
10 the club what had been done
Mrs. NH. M. MaEOOn. born in
Hawaii. took the club CIT "a trip
from san Francisco 10 Hawaii. she
was attired in native costume and
told OF the many beautiful customs
of her native Isle. she now lives TIN
Rio Hnnd0.
Professor Gaffney, who is to
present "a program at the high
school Thursday night under aus
piceS OH the Lions club, also enter
tanned the KiwnnianS.
NV. IT, Curry OF HarrOdsburg. KY
who Is looking after some or his
property near here. was "A guest.
, 1935-10-17
Ween Frac Bridge
Is Entertained By
Mrs. Ericks o n

Members O. the Ween Frac club
were delightfully."- entertained Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Thurman Erickson. r. Reception
rooms of the home were attractive
with arrangements OF roses and
zinniaS.
During the bridge games. Mrs
Allen Clark was high. Mrs. Walter
Fortune was a guest OF the cluD.
Club members playing were Mes
danes Hugh M. Johnston. Sam L.
Lockwood. Ted Stephens, Tommy
Thomas. Allen Clark and Richard
w. Pitts.
Mrs. Johnston viii entertain the
club next week.
, 1935-10-17
Movie SideEghts


CAPITOL
The problems cf "A private secre-
tary are briskly dealt with ln Clau-
ulrte Cclcert'S new CClumDil pic
lure, "She Married Her Bo-S,H Sh-W-
Ing Friday and Saturday Az TIN
Capitol. Brownsville.
Produced by the same company
that gave you Miss Colbert I'M -It
Happened One Night" the new film
has tie same bucyancy and fresh
ness that made itS predecessor IA five
WY r-.ze winner.
Miss Colbert herself Is delightful;
ntr inherent charm and vivacity
have never been shown I'd better zd-
vantage. AS "a very e ficient secr2-
AIRY wh- ~carelcssly falls in love with
her boss. she sees 10 III that H. takes
time OF one day to buy her "a we'd
ding ring. That proves a costly mis-
take, for the marriage turns out tc
he one Of the maddest things enc
an imagine.
, 1935-10-17
Presbyterian Ladies
Will Hold Antique
Tea And Display

fSpecial to The Hernldl
MERCEDES. Oct. III. The wo-
men of the Presbyterian church will
hold an antique tea Friday and sat-
urday, October l0 and 19 when an
tique furniture. glass ware and
china win be on display and tor
sale.
There will also be various kinds
or needle work and all kinds OF
cakes. pies and rolls.
, 1935-10-17

ence held In Lyford during the past
week were Mesdames w. r.. Brown.
Lance Harris. g. M. Wilds, J. w.
Merritt. Reverend and Mrs. g. >.
Mckinney and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Robertson.
Reverend g. III. Black who has
been absent from the city for sew
eral weeks on an evangelistic tour
has returned.
, 1935-10-17
A THURSDAY

Mrs. Volnay Tavior. president or
the Texas Federation Oh WomenS
clubs and Mrs. ID. p. Gay. Jr.. plan
To leave Thursday night for Kings
vile where they viii attend the
two-day Forum Institute sponsored
bv the State Federal. on. Mrs.
Taylor win preside over the session.
while Mrs. Gay i a delegate from
the Brownsville Federation or Wom-
ems clubs.
, 1935-10-17
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, 1935-10-17
Wednesday Bridge
Entertain { d Bv
Mrs. 7. Abnev

Mrs James L. Ahney entertained
members OF the Wednesday bridge
club this week at the Woman's club.
There we're two tables OF players
present with Mrs. Frank Goodrich.
Of Mexico, -. H., and Mrs. III. W..
Wood, OF Omaha. Nebraska. ~
guests OF the club.
Club rooms were attractive with
yellow cosmos and bird Of paradise
blossoms.
, 1935-10-17
fat GIRLS GET
THE COPY Slim
GIRLS WIN MEN


There's " reason why ao many people find
dieting slow and often times futile in re-
ducinR. The reason doctors amy. IN often he-
cause u little gland iH mot working right.
All the blood i'm our body goes through
this tiny Kiand sixteen times every dny. If
TX doesn't pour into The blood stream about
one and one-half drops of vital fluid every
20 hours. many people take ON ugly fat-
This auid helps Nature 40 burn up'' excess
food nnd fatty ISSUE I'M much che same why
ma "a good "drafg acts in IN furnace.
Now. physicians combat this condition
NY feeding this gland the substance IN lacks
and millions of pounds OF excess fAt hms
been wiped out this way.
Marmola Prescription Tablets are based
un the same scientific method used by doe
tors. 20 don't waste your time ur money
striving to reduce with methods thmt mrn
hard. futile or depend On harmful. health.
rnckinE salts and l~Axativrs for their action.
Start the Mnrm0la treatment today that mill
lions have used successfully to Ket rid Of
excess fat The formula I'M in every BOX So
you know Just what you are taking. Don't
wait-Tet Mnrmoln today from druggists.
, 1935-10-17
Leaders
Are Selected
In Mission

Especial 10 The HernsS1
MISSION, Oct I7.-Conan Wood
has been chosen president or the
senior class for the year 1886. with
John Wyc0ff. vice president: Helen
Dunbar, secretary; Rhys Wagner,
treasurer; Glen RatcIiff and &. y.
Field. reporters. The junior class
elected @liss Ollie Ann Talcott
president. Leon Bushey, vice pres
ident: Virginia Russell. secretary;
Arthur Gebhart. treasurer; Mrs.
Juanita 5choffield and "A. II. Hayes
are sponsors for the class.
The sOphom0res chose Connel
McHenry for their president. Other
officers win be elected nc the next
meeting. Jack Gray was selected
TO preside over the freshmen; Ger
AID Walsh. vice president wv. E.
Parish secretry-treasurer.
The Girl Reserves az a luncheon
In the school cafeteria. also elect
ed officers for the year. as follows:
Miss Helen Dunbar. president: Eve
lyn Epprights vice president; Lo-
raine Fox. secretary: Ada New
brough. treasurer: Bonnie Jean
Watson was chosen refreshment
chairman: Billie Martin for pro-
gram; Ollie Ann Tallcott. scrap
book; Opal Bridges, publicity; Ma
dine Br0yles. service: Virginia Nc
Curdy. pep and music: Shirley
Lissner. hobby: Wilma Beth Schulz
Ike. ring; Florence Huff, camp: Al
media Shary, social: and Edna
N~ewbr0ugh. finance. Miss Melrcse
Stops was chosen as sponsor. The
Girl Reserves are expecting 10 make
their club the best In the Valley
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Grove left the
lirSt OF the week for a months stay
in Dies Moines. Iowa. where they
win visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Day and son are
here from New York visiting at the
home OF their s~0n-in-law and
daughter. DR.. and Mrs. A. ID. VIII
son.
Mrs. e. q. Murphy has returned
from N three months visit with re-
latives and friends In South Dakota
and other states In the north. She
also spent a week with her daugh-
ter. in Dallas.
Mrs. Ambrose Constant or Beau
mont Is visiting here with her par
ents. MI. and Mrs. Roy Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Euler and
daughter are visiting with friends
In Iowa
Mrs. R. r. Stephens Is spending
some time with her son Ted and
family In Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Albertson
are here from Sac Paulo. Brazil
visiting their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
J. w. AlbertSon.
, 1935-10-17
Society Calendar

FRIDAY
Entire Nous bridge with Mrs.
Charles II. Gregory.
forum Institute nc Texas A. and
T. In Kingsville. sponsored by the
Texas Federation OF Women's clubs.
Night meeting of Ell Jardin PTA
&C schoolhouse at 8 d. m.
Industrial arts club with Mrs. Ed
mund Levy. =
, 1935-10-17

Logical and plausible, the new
Columbia actl0n-drama or the cut
doors. Justice cf the Range star
ring Col Tim Mccoy. ~ the Queen
Theatre Fridzv and Saturday is
easily the best of ca long lire of
western films
Starting with a bang. the story
Immediately concerns itself with
the range war between two rival
ranches. There III IA murder over
some money that Is vital to n
rancher attempting o. save his prop
erty. This disappears and Tim Nc
Coy. seeking tr help. gathers cow
boys TO rnund uD some cattle In an
ef crt To &c them tO mlrket I'm
time to sell them and turn the pro-
cecds ever I'd their owner. But he is
accused liz both the murder and or
rustling End has to disappear
, 1935-10-17

To get rid on itch. rash, letter, foot
Itch rlnBwOrm or eczema, cover with
soothing Blue Star Ointment which
contains tested medicine that melts.
soaks I'm quickly and kills the itch
Money back III first jar fails.
, 1935-10-17

HARLINGEN. Oct. 1T.--An nx~
hibIE 0f 1000 selshellE. mounted FInh
and other marine specimens wAAl
open Friday NIX the corner XIII Second
and Jackrun Streets and continue
through Saturday fnr benefit nf khm
Parent Teacher association. F. Kn
Hilton and Frank Fisher rwIa thM
cn.lfctaOn which required years ln
build IT'D
Insects destroy from unH-lIfth tn
one-tenth Of all thH crops planted
In this ccuntrA
, 1935-10-17
plan HALLOWEEN DANCE

FHpnclnI fn Tie HnrMluI
SAN BENITO. Oct. H. IA Hal
l0We'en dance will be given by the
Los Compadres club. III was decided
at n meeting this week. The place
and orchestra win be announced
later.
, 1935-10-17
Amazingly Fast Relief NOlC from
"Acid Indigestion" OUer- Indulgence,
Nausea, and UPsets

use Phillips MIX " MagHssiu S0
minutes after meals. You'll forget
you hare IA stomach
When you buy, wee that any bux
or bottle you accept IA clearly
marked Genuine Phillips Mix 0E
Magnesia-"
, 1935-10-17

For "a scene in Paramount TO
mantle comedy, 1.-TWO for Tonight
featuring Bing Crosby and jean
, 1935-10-17

Sixteen members OF the Beta
Chapter of the Delphian Society met
recently at the Stonewall Jackson
hotel for luncheon after which they
assembled In the home of Mrs. Pete
Smith fer q review OF the Delphian
Quarterly. Mrs. John Kirby had
charge Of the reports
, 1935-10-17

An effective Mexican theme wa
carried out recently when Mrs. J..
". Craven was hostess at luncheon.
During the games Of bridge
trophies went to MeSdames Guy
C~astelberry and Hilary Hicks.
The guest list included MeSdam1s
Hilary Hicks. A. G. Smith, Jack
Torras. w. @. Place, Guv CaStel-
berry, Melvin Gilbert. A. r. Moth
eral. L. w. Wimple and the host
eSS.
, 1935-10-17

Fourteen members OF the Friend
ship class Of The First Methodist
church met in me home Of Mrs.
Guy ~Castleberry lately. During the
business session plans we're made
to assist the building fund COM
mittee and various activities plan
ned.
, 1935-10-17

Mrs. B. "A. McLarry was a charm
ing hostess during the week when
members Of the Twin-City Bridge
club met in her home for dinner.
Awards we're made to MeSsrs. ana
Mesdames G. L. Potter, Ed Reeves
and Herman Watson.
The next meeting Of the club
will be with Mrs. G. T.. Potter.
, 1935-10-17

Members OF the San Benito Past
MatronS club Order of the Eastern
Star viii meet Friday in Browns
vile as the guests OF Mrs. George
Walker, Mrs. Arthur Goolsby. Mrs.
Madge Cherry and Mrs. II. L.
Thomas. Luncheon will be served
at 1880 O'Clock in the Masonic
Temple. All members or the organ
iEation and visiting past matrons
are invited 70 attend.
, 1935-10-17

The first meeting Of the new club
season OF the San Benito Garden
club was held recently In the home
OF Mrs. Il. w. Humble when a Gov
cred dish luncheon was en1oy1i.
During the meeting following the
luncheon plans we're made to at
tend the garden council which will
be held Oct. 16
During the latter part OF the
afternoon several musical selections
were enjoyed. The next meeting OF
the club win De with Mrs +. w.
Burgess Oct. 20.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-06
BIG WILLOW

BIG WILLOW, Dec. 6.-Mr,
and Mrs. Flave Cantrell and son,
Allen, of Hendersonville, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with
relatives here.
Miss Nonnie Drake and G. B.
Drake spent last week in Shelby.
Mrs. B. B. Blythe visited Mrs.
Gladys Mace, of Hendersonville,
Tuesday.
Roe Cantrell was the supper
guest of Marvin Higgins, Sunday.
Miss Violet Bell spent last Fri
day night with Miss Oberia Revis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cantrell and
son, D. c., of Jones Gap, spent
Sunday night with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Can
trell.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Fletcher, If
Davis Station, were recent Dime"
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Hug
gins.
The Beulah B. Y. P. U. gave a
program at West Hendersonville
Cunday night and helped organize
a B. Y. P. U. there. Members here
are washing them much success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malone and a
party of friends from Kentucky,
spent last weekend at their sum-
mer home on the head of Big Will
low.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-06
Flat Rock High
Cagers Defeat
Stearns Teams
Girls Victory Impressive
With 81 to Is Score;
Boys Win 1920
By EDGAR H. CASE

In their first home games of the
1935-1936 basketball season the
Flat Rock high school boys and
girls scored a thrilling double VIC
tory over Stearns high school from
Columbus Thursday night.
The Flat Rock girls, led by
Ward, their spectacular center,
won over the visitors by an i'm
pressive 80 to 16 score. Ward &C
counted for II points. The Stearns
High girls put up brave struggle
but were hopelessly outclassed in
every department of the game.
They seemed bit slow and mex
perienced and were at times COM
pletely bewildered by the fast play
of the Henderson county cham
pions.
Ballard was the winners out
standing forward, shooting ten
points and guarding brilliantly:
The boys game was a thriller
from start to finish, with neither
team showing any marked superb
ority over the other.
Play on both sides was fast and
scintillating, with few open shots
being allowed at the basket. The
score at the half was 8 to 5 in ia
vor of the home team, but the
Stearns High boys came back in
the third quarter to forge ahead
on a succession of field goals by
Walker and Edwards. But the Flat
Rock boys put on a burst of fast
and brilliant playing and soon tied
the score. With only minute of
the fourth quarter left to play the
score was deadlocked at 1920. In
that minute of furious action
field goal and a foul goal gave the
home team a three-point margin
and the game.
The Flat Rock boys, somewhat
inexperienced and smaller than
their opponents, were slated to
lose but refused to do so. They
were little faster than the
Stearns High team and, apparent
ly, better coached.
Drake was the winners out
standing player, shooting 9 points
for his team. Walker was nigh
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-06
SELASSIE ESCAPES
DEATH In BOMBING
Continued from page onel

Continued from page onel
behind. the lines beat off persist
ent raids by Ras Siyoum's wan
dering pillagers.
Erithrean soldiers camped al
Tabaca repulsed a night attack
east of Amba Auder. The native
Ethiopian populations of Tabacca
and Atebes cooperated with the
Eritreans.
Two Askaris were wounded.
Ethiopian losses were not started
in dispatches from the front.
One Italian soldier and one
Askari were killed in another
skirmish near Mai Cianqua. Is
miles north of Makale. Ethiopian
losses were unknown.
The renewed activity of Eth
opian guerilla fighters behind the
Italian lines is connected, appar-
emily, with the march of two great
armies northward toward Makale
headed by Ras Kassa and Ras
Mulu Gheta, Ethiopian war min
lister. The Philippians apparently
are attempting to engage the de-
tenders behind the lines while
they strike from the flank.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-06
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Porter will
return tonight after stay of sew,
eral days in Washington, D. c.,
where the former was sent as a
representative to a meeting OF
Standard Oil officers and EN-.
ployes, During their absence Their
young son, Charles, was with Mrs,
T. B. Allen.
Mrs. Ora Scott returned to Flor
ence, S. C. yesterday after visit
of a few days to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gregg, the latter her sis
ter.
Friends of Mrs. George Com
stock, nee Stella Howard, will re-
greet to learn that she returned to
Patton Memorial hospital for an
other throat operation this morn
ing.
Mrs. E. L. Bostick is spending a
few days at Rosemary Inn on
Sixth avenue west before going to
Garnet, S. c., for the winter.
Mrs. A. B. Anderson, Miss Har-
riet Anderson and Billy and Fran
els Anderson are moving to the
home on Fourth avenue recently
vacated by DIR. B. F. Cliff.
Mrs. G. W. Connell has spent
the past few days undergoing
treatment at Patton Memorial hos
pital, her friends will be sorry to
learn.
Miss Elizabeth Dunlap and Wal
ter Tutan, of Lake City, S. c.,
spent few days as the guests of
Miss Anne Allen at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Allen.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-06
S. {. GOVERNOR DEFIES
RULING OF HIGH COURT
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
ton, Frampton Toole of Aiken and
W. l.. Rhodes of Anderson, re-
man Johnston-appointees, from
exercising their powers of office.
Defiant as was Johnston's reac-
ton to the supreme court ruling,
observers here believed that his
ability to maintain his position as
military dictator was limited. The
fact all department funds are I'M
pounded indefinitely by the ruling,
they said, appeared to place an
apparently insurmountable barrier
IN opposition to his course as
militia made dictator of the de-
partment.
The decision was concurred in
by the entire court.