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, 1935-01-06
Club Members
Write Papers
On Seaport

Mrs. w. B. Mather was hostess to
FL Jardin Heights Social club Thurs
day afternoon. Following a short
business session, Mrs. Louis Rank
gave q most interesting account OF
New Braunfels, its founcer and a
general history Of the town. Roll
call was answered by the members
giving current events.
Toward the close OF the afternoon.
the members were given pads and
pencils by the hostess and asked to
write an account Of a sea voyage
beginning at the Brownsville port.
One OF the cleverest Of the papers
that were read later was the one by
Mrs. George Bowman
The hostess served a sandwich
plate with coffee. The speaker OF
the afternoon, Mrs. Rank, present.
ed the hostess with a lovely bouquet
Of roses and Rio Grande Valley Il
lies.
Those present were the guest Of
the club, Mrs. M. E. Green, ana
Mesdames Clarence Dreasher, p.
Murphy, George Wahl, Louis Rank,
Charles Pinkley. Ivan Ford. Louis
Demeaville, George Bowman, Z. J.
Wells. The club win meet January
II with Mrs. Charles Pinkley.
, 1935-01-06

The regular meeting Of the Par
ert-Teacher association Of the
Brownsville High and Junior high
schools was held Thursday after
noon in the college auditorium. The
speaker for the afternoon was Miss
Grace Edman, head Of the social
science department Of the Junior
college. Her subject was "A New
Concept Of Guidance" and the key
work OF her talk was guidance
into the heart and mind OF a child.
Miss Edman's talk was extremely
interesting and gave evidence OF her
genuine understanding Of an SYM
pathetic attitude toward the youth
of today. She dealt with the home
and school and their common task
Miss Edman stated that all educa-
ton OF home and school Is guidance.
School children are living. not just
getting ready to live. A teacher Is
not a dictator. but a guide IN this
everyday living; and the scnools
new concept Of guidance includes
home cooperation.
The home guides the child dur
ing his most formative years. and
the functions Of the home are five
fold: biological-to beget children:
educational-to transmit the social
heritage: moral-to develop charac-
ter: social-to serve as a school OF
life: religious-to teach the Father
hood OF God and the brotherhood
OF man.
In common with the home. the
school program seeks to guide the
child in democracy, cooperation, re-
spect for reasonable authority, OPP
portunities for play. respectful obeo-
fence. mutual affection. formation
of right habits. service to others,
companionship Of good friends ana
, 1935-01-06
Matte May Yates Is
Hostess For Party
For School Set

Another of the holiday affairs
given for the school set In Browns
vile was the dance given the latter
part Of the week by Matte May
Yates, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Y. +. Yates, at the Yates home,
which was made festive by the use
of a Christmas motif and by the
use Of kumquats in a decorative
scheme.
The guests played bunco during
the EARLY part Of the evening with
awards going to Helen Edelstein for
the girls and Mickey Kent for the
boys. The remainder Of the evening
was spent in dancing, with a re-
freshment course served at the
close Of q very delightful entertain
ment.
Those present were Elizabeth VIII
son, Iva Blanche Dittman. Helen
Waite, Helen Edelstein. Katherine
Murphy, Angelina Hobart. Mildred
Dorfman, Baxter Holland. Billy Vel
ten. Pat Macnanus. Leland Mar
sters, Lee James, levin Buell., Tom
Beeson and Mickey Kent.
, 1935-01-06
Heads Elected
At Afternoon
Club Meeting

The Brownsville Study club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Will
Lam M. Coleman. Members answer
ed roll call by giving a verse from
the Bible. The chairman Of the
social service committee made a re-
port that five dollars had been
spent for charity Christmas. The
parliamentary lesson was in charge
OF Mrs. sam Lockwood.
The chairman Of the nominating
committee announced the nomina-
tons of officers for the insuing
year. These were Mrs. w. M. Cole
man. president; Mrs. j. Harrison
Diltz, first vice-president: Mrs.
Morton II. Painter. second vice.
president; Mrs. Sam Hughston, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Charles
II. Gregory, recording secretary:
Mrs. Reuben M. Warren, treasur-
er; and Mrs. r. <. Green, parlia-
mentarian. These ladies were I'M
animously elected to the offices for
which they had been nominated.
Mrs. Morton Painter was leader
OF the program. and chose rs her
subject the Bible. She gave a most
interesting and instructive discus
sion Of the origin OF the translation
OF the present English Bible.
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served a delicious refresh
ment course. There was one guest
OF the club. A<s. r G. Robinson.
Club members present were Mes
danes S. G. Graham, Harry l.. Faux,
Herman B. Jeffrey. Sam Lockwood,
Otto "A. Manske. Charles G. Stewart,
]. Harrison Diltz. Reuben M. War
rem, Charles Wiech. Morton II.
Painter, Charles II. Gregory. Sam
Fughston. w. 4. Ewing.
, 1935-01-06
Group in Valley Town
Organize Social Club

thN me AhsoClhbeu FAcc~f
SAN BENITO. Jan. 5.-Wednes-
day. a group OF boys gathered az
the home OF Joe Amador for the
purpose OF organizing a club. Cir
culo Bohemia was chosen as the
name of the club by the Is boys
present
The following officers were elect
cd: President. Ramon Cavazos: vice.
president. Edmundo Leandro: secre-
nary. Joe Amador: treasurer. Jesus
Gonzalez: reporter. Alberto Gar
cha; club singers. Jose Garcia, RAJ
fael Cantu. Oscar Lozano.
Refreshments were served at a
late hour TO Ramon Cavazos. Jesus
Gonzalez. Emundo Lerdro. Oscar
Lozano. Joe Garcia. Ramon Ire
vino. Rafael Cantu. Ignacio Ire
vino. Juan Quellar. Enrique Mar
tineE. Oscar Gomez and Alberto
Garcia. Rafael Cantu will enter
tain the club at his home next We'd
nesday.
, 1935-01-06

Is Athenian
Speaker Here

The Athenian club met in regular
session at the home Of Mrs. r. Z.
Green Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
w. r. Jackson was in charge Of the
program, and introduced the speak
er of the afternoon. Mr.. Royle Clay
Rutledge, director of the Browns
vile Little Theatre. He gave a re-
sumo Of American artists, poets and
humorists.
At the conclusion of his most in
teresting discussion, Mr.. Rutledge
read a short story. "A Choice" by
Grace Stone Coates. and two poems,
Moonlight" by Weaver, and 'The
Harp Weaver" by Edna st. Vincent
Millay.
After a regular business meeting
tea was served by the hostess. Mem
bers present were Mesdames w. r.
Jackson, John Hunter, Hayden
Hays, G. @. Bennett. Alton Bergers.
Alonzo Cope, Royce Russell, Archie
Paschall and the hostess.
, 1935-01-06
Pep Squad to Have a
Unique Dance Here
Friday Evening

The Pep Squad Of the Brownsville
high school, at a recent meeting,
appointed committees. and made
ARRANGEMENTS for a dance 70 be
given Friday night in the high
school study hall. from $3.50 to IL
o'clock.
Tickets are now on sale for the
dance which will be n OF the most
ENJOYABLE Of the school events. The
squad has engaged the services OF
a local orchestra, and have SC Plan
ned the affair that only girls will
be allowed to purchase tickets. and
only girls will be allowed to 60
stag, to ask for dances or to tag
during the dance.
, 1935-01-06
Set Is
Entertained
With Dance

One of the very delightful holiday
events among the school set was the
dance at which Rose Schmelling,
daughter OF Nj. and Mrs. Ralph
Schmelling, was hostess the latter
part OF the week at her home. A
color scheme Of red and green was
used throughout the rooms given
over to the entertainment, with the
two colors also used in the refresh
ment course.
Among these hidden to the affair
were Evelyn Ann Hamilton, Dorothy
Crow. Margaret Weinert, Virginia
Ruyas, Valerie RoSenthal. Jennie
Putegnat. Bernice Kowalski, Max
Inc Rockwell, MoSel Pruden, Nena
Yturria, Lydia Yturria, Lenore
Yturria. Mary Jane Groom, Mary
Jane White, Sarah Belle Osborne,
Billy Nuckols, Inez Brulay, jose
phine Taylor, Airline Van Hook,
Marilyn Sawyer, of Tulsa, Okla,
Hazel Ross Deputy, Francis Eliza
beth Wagner and Mary Elizabeth
Henderson.
Barry Putegnat. Bill Morton,
Douglas Early. Carl Henderson.
George Emmett Dodd. Leroy Hood,
Sam Hughston. @. II. Gay. John d.
Wiech. Phil McNair. Craig McNair,
Delno Shelton, j. G. Smith, Louis
Kowalski. Oscar Lawrence, Sher-
wood Bishop, Edward Dunkelberg,
Johnny Young, George Singer, Gale
Schultz, Louis Schultz. Johnny Nc
Intire. George White. Louis Fer
nandez. Del Perkins. Zadoc Rosen-
thai. Gallie Bowel. Charles OlmSted,
Albert Celaya, Leo Wise. Charles
Jackson. r. p. Creager. Jr., Edward
Frye. Miss Sophie Kowalski. and
Mr.. Bill wainwright.
, 1935-01-06
Modern Priscilla Club
Members Honor One
With Shower Here

Mrs. Robert McEowen entertain
ed the Modern Priscilla club Thurs
day afternoon. During a short busi-
ness meeting members answered roll
call by giving a New Years reSolu-
ton. The members gave Mrs. Eliza
beth Womack q birthday shower OF
many useful and pretty things.
The hostess served a refreshing
salad course TO the following mem
bers, Mesdames Frankie Box. Flea
nor Bray. Jewel Latimer. Alma Nc
Eowen, Helen Mickle, Bessie Rob-
bins, Mae Wilbanks, Audrey VIII
lis, Elizabeth Willis. Ella Willis.
Elizabeth womack, Elva Johnson
and Emma Pearson.
, 1935-01-06
Neuls EDents
QRinggoH

FORT RINGGOLD, Jan. o-a4aJ-
or ana Mars. IL. l.. wlIiouenDy en-
sSILalneu al a recepAon New year >
gay at the quarters Of Ine en-
L-aAQ4ng U4..OUL, fOTL hAngsUlu. ne-
4leSnmSnlS wee seryeu W nArS,
Geolse r. Cummings. aSSls.eu ~
AalSs Dorotny InsIdm ana Miss
LOIS haley, Irom a LayAe Ialo ~IGn
q lace cIOuA, SET with CIySGaI anu
silver, TO the FOLLOWING gueSss. Md
Jor ana Mars. 5. X. Afghan, Captain
ana MRS. George Is. Moore, Captain
Il. l.. Jackson. MRS. Ioa 4. nun.
captain and Mrs. q. w. buIKeII.
Lieutenant ana MRS. sam l.. Myers.
Captain George +. CUMMINGS and
Lieutenant Donald w. Sawtene, OF
Fort Ringgolu, Mrs. AdeIIne Myers
OF Tampa, Florida, Mrs. Sarah E.
johnson OF Dallas, Mr.. ana Mrs.
l.. r.. Brooks. MRS. Florence J.
scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Horna-
day, Misses Camille BLOCK, Shirley
and Robin Brooks. Colonel Byron
L. Bargar and Herndon and owen
Scott. Jr, o. Rio Grande.
Major and Mrs. n. T. Willoughby,
Captain and Mrs. George p. Cum
mings, Captain and Mrs. Q. w. Bur-
kett and their houSe-guest, Mrs. l.
s. Nelson OF Laredo, Miss Dorothy
Ingram, Lieutenant and Mrs. Sam
L. Myers and Lieutentnt Donald w.
Sawtelle motored to Brownsville Tor
the costume ball at Fort Brown on
New Years even. Major and Mrs.
Willoughby were entertained by
Captain and Mrs. Harry Mas:
Captain and Mrs. Cummings and
Miss Ingram by Major and Mrs. Fl
3. Hanson; Captain and Mrs. Bur-
kett and Mrs. Nelson by Major and
Mrs. Hayward Dodd, and Lieutenant
and Mrs. Myers by Mr.. and Mrs. G.
N. Bogel of Brownsville.
Major and Mrs. 5. r. Ingram en-
tertained at tea Thursday OF
Christmas week at their quarters
Fort Ringgold. Refreshments were
served from a beautifully decorated
table by Mrs. r. <. Willoughby and
Mrs. George 3. Moore, assisted by
Misses Dorothy Ingram, Lois Haley
and Lois McCarty, to the follow
ing guests: Major r. E. Willough-
by. Captain and Mrs. George p.
Cummings. Captain and Mrs. 3. A.
Thomas, Captain and Mrs. G. w
Burkett. Captain II. l.. Jackson,
Mrs. Ida Z. Huff, Captain George
B. Moore, Lieutenant and Mrs. Sam
l.. Myers. Of Fort Ringgold. DR.. and
Mrs. George b. Moore, ST., and
Miss Selby Moore of San Antonio
Mrs. Adeline Myers Of Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Sarah Z. Johnson of Dallas
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Brooks, Mrs. F.
ID. Guerra, Mrs. Florence j Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Swofford. Misses
Shirley and Robin Brooks. Frances
Guerra and Bernice Martin, Col
onel B. L. Bargar and Owen Scott,
Jr.. OF Rio Grande, Mr.. Raw Bach
man Of Weatherford and Miss Mar
lana Bachman of Miranda CITY.
, 1935-01-06
Calendar For The Week

z p. m. with Mrs. nellie It. Key and
Mrs. G.. w. Moothart as hosteSSes.
The Rebekah Lodge will meet at
the Masonic Temple at 1880 p. m.
The Business and Professional
Women's club will meet at the
Chamber Of Commerce at 7:30 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
The Self Culture club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Bascom Cox.
Mrs. James l.. Rcntfro will be
hostess to the Wednesday Tourna-
ment Bridge club.
Mrs. James L. Abney will be host
eSS TO the Wednesday Bridge club.
The Little Women's club will meet
with Joyce Goforth.
Mrs. A. v. Smith will be hostess to
the Wednesday Study club.
THURSDAY
The Public Health Nurse aSocia-
ton will hold a meeting at the city
hall at $50 a. m.
The p. 7. A. Of the Los EbanoS
school will meet at the school at
$3.50 p. m.
The p. T. A. of the West Browns
vile school will meet at the school
at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Harry johnson will be host
ess to members Of the Lucky u
Bridge club.
Mrs. w. H.. Huffman will enter
tain the Bide a Wee Bridge club.
The Bridge League will meet at
Elks Hall at 1880 D. m.
FRIDAY
Hidalgo county p. T. A. council
meeting In Edinburg at 9 D. m.
Dance sponsored by the Pep Squad
in the High school study hall from
$50 TO IL.
, 1935-01-06
MONDAY


The Young Woman's Guild will
meet in the parish house Of the
Episcopal church at 3 p. m.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal church will meet in the
rectory at 3 p. N.
The executive board OF the Wo-
mans Auxiliary OF the Presbyterian
church will meet at the church at
3 D. m. The auxiliary will meet at
the church at $3.50 p. m.
The Women's Missionary society
Of the Methodist church will meet
at the church at 3 p. m.
Hope Chapter l24 OF the Order
Of the Eastern Star will meet at the
Masonic Temple at 1880 p. m.
TUESDAY
The Learners club will meet at
the Woman's club with Mrs. Mae
Brutche as hostess.
Mrs. II. d. Seago will be hostess
to the Mardi club.
Mrs. w. II. Gibson will be hostess
to the Brownsville Travel club at
the home of Mrs. w. r. Jones, 838
Levee street. at 2:30 p. m.
The PTA Of the Grammar school
will hold a meeting at $3.50 p. m.
in the school auditorium.
Mrs. Tommy Thomas will be host
ess TO the Weeh Frac club.
The Sisterhood Bethel will meet
with Mrs. z. A. Rosentha@ at 3 p.
m.
The Treble Clef will meet at the
home of Mrs. Homer l.. Fitch.
The Brownsville Riding club will
have its usual Tuesday ride.
FL Baicos class Of the Presbyterian
church viii meet at the church al
, 1935-01-06
San Benit0
Mews, Notes

SAN BENITO, Jan. 5.-Mr. and
Mrs. N. B. Oliver and three chill
dren have been the guests over the
holidays OF the John and Terry
NeSmith families in this city. While
IN the Valley they also visited in
the home OF Mrs. divers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Nesmith, who
reside In Brownsville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver and children will depart in
the next few days for their home
in San Angelo.
Mrs. I. N. Penrod, who resides in
the Lateral T section has been
confined TO her home with illness.
Mrs. @. M. Barnes has had as her
guests over the vacation season Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Ostos of Mon
terrey, Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Stauffer have
as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schultz OF Amaranth, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gilbert OF
Lantana. were called to San Au-
gustine, on December 30 by the
death OF Mrs. Gilbert,s father, II.
G. Downs.
Wright Bellenger. who spent the
holidays In the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Boyd Brooks in Corpus Chris
u has returned to San Benito.
Mrs. Markham Thompson, who
made an airplane trip TO Austin on
Christmas day to be with her sis
ter, Mrs. Travis Cook. has returned
to San Benito.
Miss Kate Jones, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Jones has returned
70 Austin. where she win resume her
studies at the University OF Texas.
Misses Mary Agar and Emalee
Wells, students at Our Lady of the
Lake College in San Antonio. have
returned TO the Alamo City.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Smith have re-
turned to San Benito from San
Antonio, where Mr.. Smith under
went medical treatment.
Mrs. j. Z. Craven is visiting in
Dallas for a period OF several days.
Mrs. Joe Z. Sellars Is the guest OF
her mother In Groyeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. G. Pelikan. who
have been spending some time in
the North and East. are expected
70 arrive IN San Benito about the
22nd Of January. While away they
have visited In Oklahoma City, st.
Louis, Chicago, New York City and
Pittsburgh.
Miss Villa Bolton, who has been
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Jesse
Thompson. has departed for Hat
tiesburg. Mississippi. where she
will resume her duties as head of
the Geography Department of the
State Teachers College located III
that city.
Miss Margaret Mccain has been
the guest Of friends In the upper
Valley for several days.
Mrs. Loretta Longmire Is In San
Antonio. where she will attend the
Academy OF Beauty Science.
Mrs. T. ID. King OF Harrington
was a visitor in the city wednes-
day afternoon.
, 1935-01-06
Church Guild
Gathers With
Mrs. johnson
Especial TO The HeraldD

t0PcCldA 70 A1S ECldlQi
HARLINGEN, Jan. 5.-Mrs. B. r.
Johnson, newly elected president Of
st. Adams Guild, was hostess to
the first meeting Of the Guild for
the new year, Wednesday afternoon
at her home, Ala East Tyler Street.
Other officers recently elected 10
serve the ensuing year are Mrs.
John Worrell, vice president: Mrs.
w. Zones, secretary, and Mrs. Jo-
seph Polak, treasurer. Mrs. John T.
Thompson Is the outgoing pres
ident and Mrs. Ivan Riley is the
outgoing secretary.
During the short business meet
ing 1t vas voted TO hold the annual
silver tea in February and 1t was
also decided to meet in the homes
OF the members for The coming year.
A social hour followed the busi-
ness meeting and the hostess. assist
ed by Miss Marcia Johnson. served
a slight refreShment course.
Present were MeSdameS z. p.
Savage. K. A. Davis. William Glass.
Z ". McCright, John Quincy Ad-
ans, Ray Jandrew, Stanley Shrop-
shire. Dan Abbott, Ivan Riley. Hill
Cooke. Mary Wroten. Bob Pollack,
Stanley Yount. Ben Sanders, Mar
garet CurtiSs. Eva Gray and Miss
Marcia Johnson.
Outstanding reports we're heard
at the regular meeting Of the
Christian League held Wednesday
at the Day Nursery. Mrs. j. M.
Mothershead, president. was in
charge.
Ray Byfield. secretary OF the Ju-
nior Chamber OF Commerce was
present and told of plans of that
organization for a minstrel TO be
given at an early date as a benefit
for the Day Nursery, project OF the
Christian League.A
Report Of the committee for
Christmas activities OF the Nursery
showed that 20 families and As chill
dren outside of the nursery were
provided for by the organization.
The treasurer'S report showed more
than $50 was realized from the
sale of cookies at the Fair booth.
Announcement was made that
toys for the Nursery were received
from the Literary and Fine Arts
club and that a trimmed Christmas
tree with toys was received from
the Business and Professional Wo-
mems club.
A waffle supper at the home of
Mrs. J. M. M~othershead. Tuesday
evening. was an enjoyable occasion
for members of the Dorcas Friend
ship Class of the Baptist church.
Husbands Of the members were
honor guests.
The home was adorned with
sprays Of coral plant and baskets Of
poinsettias which made an attract
i've setting for the quartet tables.
A delicious supper was served buf-
fet style with Miss Juanita Moth
erShead assisting in hostes duties.
Mrs. j. M. Mothershead Is teacher
OF the class and Mrs. B. S. Moth
ershead Is president Mrs. Herman
Bupp is social chairman.
Thirty members and guests made
up the personnel.
Miss MARKELL Taylor OF Browns
vile was a recent guest of Miss Joy
Russell.
Mrs. Mary Wroten and Mrs. Ka-
Uterine Rodamor have returned
from a holiday visit in San Antonio.
, 1935-01-06
Mrs. Douglas Ireland
Is Hostess to the
Entire Nous Club

Mrs. j. Douglas Ireland was host
ess to members of the Entire Nous
club at her home Friday afternoon,
Pink roses we're placed in bowls
about the room. Following the games
Mrs. Ireland served a light refresh
ment course.
During the games Mrs. Marvin
Hall. a guest Of the club, was high.
Mrs. Lee Adamson was q guest also.
Club members present included
Mesdames +. Z. MacManus. Henry
Smith. Duff Howard. Charles wiech.
and Otto Manske.
, 1935-01-06
PASTOR SPEAKS

Rev. o. G. Grow. pastor Of the
First Methodist church. gave a
splendid talk to the student body Of
the Les Ebancs school Friday morn
ing. He spoke on the meaning Of
the New Year. and gave an inter
cSting end instructive talk on be-
hs-'or. using watch" as his key
wcz@
, 1935-01-06
VFW Auxiliary VIII.
Have Meeting Here
Tues dav Niph

The Auxiliary to the Veterans of
Foreign Wars viii meet at 7:30 D. m.
at the ". r. w. hall Tuesday. All
members are urged to be present as
IL Is necessary that all charms b.
returned Immediately to the nation-
al headquarters Of the organization.
, 1935-01-06
CLASS TO MEET

The monthly meeting OF Ell Bal
cos class Of the First Presbyterian
church viii be held at the church
Monday at z p. m. All members are
cordially invited 10 be present. Mrs.
nellie T. Key and Mrs. G. w. Mooth-
art will be hostesses on this occa-
sion. Following q covered dish sup
per, the members will be entertain
ed with a most ENJOYABLE program.
, 1935-01-06

The Ladies Aid OF the Lutheran
church will meet at the home or
Mrs. Miller. 1886 Grant street. We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 %. m. All
members r urged to be present.
and all friends are welcome.
, 1935-01-06

FIRST MEETING OF YEAR
The Learners club will hold its
first meeting In 1885 with Mrs. Mae
Brutche as hostess at the woman's
club on Levee street.
, 1935-01-06
HARIINGEN GuESr

Miss JEANNE Workman had as
her guest recently. Miss Tag Hut
son. or Harrington.
, 1935-01-06

Preceding a most enjoyable dance
at the Mercedes -Weslaco country
club Monday evening. Mr.. ard Mrs.
r. Maierhofer were hosts to a large
group Of friends at their apart
ment. Mrs. r. o. Swain. Mrs. Wal
don Greenlee. and Mrs. Walden
Haynes assisted the hostess in serv-
ing the "a guests In attendance.
Later in the evening all motored TO
the New Years Eve dance at the
club house.
, 1935-01-06

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oris
Miller was a delightful setting for
a happy New Year party this week.
Games of 40" were played and
later dancing was enjoyed. The eve
ning's program was climaxed with
a delightful refreshment course.
Those enjoying the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Newly. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Glover, Miss Grace New
by, Miss 10 May Newly Miss Mar
garet Parks. Roy Lane, Truett Jor-
don. Robert Burkleo, Leo Newly and
J Tigg. the last from Brentwood,
visitors here in the home OF Mrs. j.
j. Newly.
, 1935-01-06

About 40 guetSs enjoyed the hos
pitality Of Mr.. and Mrs Morris Al
len, who entertained with a New
Years dance at their country home
north of Mercedes. Poinsettias
formed colortul decorations for the
occasion. The early part of the eve
ming IA spent in dancing and at
1880 a delicious supper was serv-
pd
, 1935-07-30
CITATION ~ PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS

THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or ANY Constable o.
Cameron COMPROMISING:
You Are Hereby Commanded to sum-
mon Charles w. Hardin by making pub
LEGATION OF his Citation once IN each
week for four consecutive weeks prev
ious 20 the return day hereof In some
newspaper published In your County. II
there be a newspaper published therein,
but II not. then in the nearest county
where q newspaper Is published: TO ap-
pear at the next regular term Of the
103rd District Court OF Cameron County,
Texas. 70 be held nj the Court House
thereof. In Brownsville, on the 3rd
Monday IN September A. ID. 1885. same
being the 18th day OF September. 1885.
then and there TO answer a petition,
filed In said Court on the 18th day or
July A. d. 1885. IN a suit numbered on
h docket OF said Court, No. 1879,
wherein Jack Todd Is Plaintiff and
Charles w. Hardin is defendant and the
cause OF action being alleged as fol-
lows: Suit to foreclose a chattel mort
gage on the certain boat called THE
Flower OF France" Reg. No. F-5S2. said
chattel mortgage having been given 70
secure a balance OF 100000 due on Dur
chase price thereof. due and payable IN
two installments OF $4,000 each. said
installments being now past due. and
plafntttf electtng TO declare said in
d~ebtedness due and payable:
Herein Fail Not. But have you before
said Court. on said first day or the next
term thereof. this Writ. with your re-
turn thereon. showing how you have
executed the same.
Witness NY Hand and Official Seal
at my office in Brownsville. Texas, this
10Th day OF July A. ID. 1885.
(SEALl
y. J. BISHOP. Clerk District
Court. Cameron County. Texas.
BY j. r. Sn0aherRor. Deputy
observation-disclosures.