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, 1935-09-25
Marriage Of
Local Man
Is Celebrated

A recent marriage OF interest was
that OF Miss Hilda Miller. daugh-
ter or Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller, OF
Miami. Oklahoma. 20 Mr.. Carl X.
Heatherly. OF Brownsville. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.. Heatherly. OF
LaFollette. Tennessee. which was
celebrated in Brownsville Saturday
evening at $50 o'clock at the First
Methodist church with the Rev. o.
c. Crow. pastor OF the church, Off
ciating at the ceremony.
Nj. and Mrs. Heatherly left i'm
mediately after the ceremony foE
Corpus Christi. where they spent
the weekend. They are now at home
to their friends In the Valley View
apartments.
MI. Heatherly who Is connected
with the r. w. Woolworth company
here. has been In Brownsville since
the first of the year. having come
here from Bristow. Oklahoma. Mrs
Heatherly arrived IN Brownsville
about two weeks ago from her home
in Miami.
, 1935-09-25
Reports Heard
At Gathering
Of Council

Especial 20 The Heraldl
SAN BENITO, Sept. 25.-The
Cameron County Home Demonstra-
ton Council met recently In reg
ular session. The rain and muddy
roads prevented the attendance OF
a number or the council members.
During the business session, Mrs
T.. X. Elrod substituted as chair
man and Mrs. j. J. Mccarthy as sec
rotary.
The treasurer's report was given
by Mrs. y. M. Buchan.
The council accepted the reSigna-
ton of Mrs. J. NJ. Buchan OF the
R~angerville club as council treas
urer.
The council has been askad by
the A. and I College az Kingsville
20 furnish hooked rugs and mats fos
exhibition &C the Short Course and
Fair 10 be- held at Kingsville. NO
vember 20-22.
Request was made by Miss Dor
othy Porter Home Demonstration
agent. that each club let her know
the date OF It's achievement day
program. The object cf the achieve
ment event Is 10 let those outside the
clubs see what has been accomplished
by the bedroom Improvement dem
o~nstrator and the c~ocperators.
Mrs. Herbert White. Route !. Har-
lingen. who AZ chairman OF the year
book committee, requested that each
club send her a list OF its new Off
GERS. together with any ether ms
terial to be included In the book
such as club flower. motto and song
, 1935-09-25
Mrs.. Sidener
Is Hostess
For Group

Especial Go The Herald
WESLACO. Sept. 25.-Mrs. Nv. W.
Sidener entertained members OF the
Llano Grande Bridge club recently.
Mrs. j. Hager was a club guest,
Score favor went = Mrs. Newell
Waters
Mrs. Frank Rooster was hostess
this week to members OF the Dos
Mesas bridge club. with Mrs. jim
mie Belts, Mrs. Jimmie Mobiles OF
San BenitO and Mrs. George Hall
and Mrs. Less White as club guests.
Trophies went 60 Mrs. Paul
Strong and Mrs. Les White. Mrs,
j. ID. Lane will be next hostess
Miss Katherine Stoltz entertain
ed members Of the Junior Study
club at their recent meeting. After
q short business session, Mrs.
Floyd Langford gave "a book review
Of History OF Brownsville" by
Harry Sexton
Fifteen members we're present.
Mrs. Ben Wood was program chair
man. The next meeting viii be Oct.
3 at the home OF Mrs. T. r.. Cliff
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Kurz, who
leave soon for Houston were com
plimented this past week with q So
cial evening given by members OF
the latter's bridge club at the home
OF Mrs. W. .. Murray. Mrs. Kurz
at the close OF the evening was
presented with a shower OF hand
kerchiefs by Mrs. O.. w. Greenway.
Tommy Gene Rives was honoree
nc an all day party given by her
mother, Mrs. Fred Rives. compli-
menting her on her ninth birthday.
A picnic lunch was served ON the
spacious lawn. In the afternoon the
children enjoyed q matinee.
Miss Julia and Mr.. Keith An
dersen left last weekend for Kings
vile. where they viii attend col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8 p. Snides have re-
turned from Colorado, where they
pent the summer with his parents.
Miss Alena Belle Elder has gone
q San Antonio where she will take
a course in beauty science.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pickett and
amily. Mrs. Mabel Hachenberg and
, 1935-09-25
Is
E1onoree For
Party Event

Mrs. Refugio Gonzales entertain
Cd recently IN honor Of her daush-
Ter, Berta Della Gonzales. on her
fourth birthday. Games and con
tests furnished amusement for the
afternoon with the breaking cf ths
plhata beinr a feature of the affair.
The prize was awarded George
Bennett
Guests included Justo Luis Cts
neros, Jr.. Memito Galvan. willie.
Eddie and George Bennett, Joe
Sanchez. Jr.. Elizabeth, Gladys and
Virginia Vino, Tina Marines.
Judith Galvan. Rosario MelcndeI.
Jenny and Claude Williams .Jr.,
Frances. Winnie and Jimmy Ia
rate, Alfredo Ramos, Maria. Nenn
and Melton Meza, Jr., Brunildn
and Constantine Zarate, Jr. Rob-
erto and Ricardo Saldana, Dolly
Cortez. PerlA and Hector Garcia
Hlnelda, HazaeI and HerEiills Al
Gala.
Misses Margarita Marin, Maria
Ella and Juanita Gonzalez. Esther
and Raquel Pena, Olivia de In Fu-
ente. Mesdames AL It'd. C0rtez. An
tonic Garcia. Justo r. Cisnerog. w.
Melendez. Grcgorio Galvan and
Claude williams.
, 1935-09-25
Goldfish Good for
FAT FOLKS
AIso

In the fish line people who carry ex-
ceHs fat should NOT eat salmon or
mackerel-they are fattening foods.
Eat plenty Of green vegetables-gc
light on fatty meats. butter. cream and
sugary sweets-do not Overeat.
Take one-half te~aspoonful or Krus-
chen Salts with the Juice OF half IN
lemon every morning before breakfast.
This helps 70 keep you free from acid
and keeps liver. gall bladder. bowels
and kidneys IN fine working order.
As excess fat goes you'll feel more
active-more ambitious-more ener-
getic-Kruschen costs as low as ~
cents.
No more cathartics-no more iaxa-
tives and no constipation when you
take your daily dose OF Kruschen.-
Adv.
, 1935-09-25
Mrs. Hays Langford
Is Honored With
Surprise Party

DuI prise rarity
Mrs. Hays Langford was delight
fully surprised Tuesday afternoon
when a group Of friends and rela-
tives gathered at her home on w. St,
Francis street. honoring her on her
birthday.
A delightful dinner brought By the
guests was served the honoree and
members of the party.
Among those present were Messrs,
and Mesdames wv. j. Mulkey, Henry
Niskern. Of Arkansas City, Kans-
Croy MuIkey, Jim Mulkey, Mrs
Frieda Barron. Mrs. A. ID. Basler, Mr.,
and Mrs. Hays Langfcrd and baby,
Gwen Langford, and Nj. and Mrs.
Clay Eppley.
, 1935-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Walton re-
turned from Galveston the first part
o the week where they accompan-
led their two daughters. Misses Anna
Mae and Corinne. The Misses Wal
con remained in Galveston as the
guests of their brother. Lieutenant
Lee walton and Mrs. Walton.
, 1935-09-25
0mar,a.Q 1lait.c3 stts-@.
Every one smart end easy 10 make
EASY MARIAN MARTIN BLOOM
ERR FROCK ROMPS RIGHT
OUT or THE NURSERY
PATTERN se0s

PATTERN 9o0S
Marianne has never owned a dam
tier dress than this, or 50 her friends
say, and they simply won't believe
that Il took only an afternoon to
make, bloomers and all. Marianne's
mother is doubly pleased because the
total expenditure was 50 small and
she's going to use the same design
for her . year old. Isn't 1t youthful.
the round yoke that doubles for o
collar? There's plenty Of freedom.
too. In the four box pleats, stitched
part way, and the rear action pleat.
Sleeves may be cap shape or pulled.
SO pretty and washable In printed
piuue or percaie; dotted swiss for
dress-up. Complete. D~iasrammed
Marian Martin sew Chart included
Pattern sos may be ordered only
IN sizes 2, 4. 6. Q and 10. size y re-
cuires % yards 50 inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents IN coins or
stamps (coins ~preferred) for each
Marian Martin pattern Be sure 70
write plainly your name, address,
the style number and size Of each
pattern
BE sure to send for your New
Marian Martin Pattern Book IL
pictures dozens Of easy, thrifty ways
to make up lovely new fabrtcs-in
sms : Fall and Winter clothes Tor
your whole family Shows designs
for adorable. easy-to-make Christ
mas gifts. too. Tells how to make
yourself more charming BY the
right choice OF clothes and Access
series. Send for your copy now
r = OF book fifteen cents. Book
and Pattern together. twenty-five
cents.
Send your order TO The Browns
Vile Herald. Pattern Department.
232 West 18th Street. New York.
NJ. Y.-Adv.
, 1935-09-25
Man, Thin A. Rail, Iron
Gives Pep and Weight

II was tired. rundown and thin
as a rail. Since taking vinol dron
tonic) I sleep well. feel better and
have gained 10 lbs."-R. A. Crom-
berg. Vinol Is delicious. Cisneros
Drug Store.
, 1935-09-25
HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bailey Kee. whose
marriage was celebrated September
IA, have returned from their we'd
ding trip TO Monterrey, Saltillo and
San Antonio. Mr.. and Mrs. Kee are
at home TO their friends at ii49 w
St. Charles street.
, 1935-09-25

The worlds Oldest known tree Is
N cypress, growing In Santa Maria
del Tula. Mexico. II is from 1000
TO 5000 years old and about 125 feet
IN circumference.
, 1935-09-25
Historical Talk By
Miss q. Edman
Postponed Week

The talk ON The Three Constitu-
tons" scheduled for Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock In the junior
college auditorium. has been post
p0ned until Thursday, October q.
because Of q conflicting program at
the college.
The talk viii be given hy Miss
Trace Edman and Is under the
sponsorship Of the Magrucer-Ford
Chapter OF the United Daughters of
the Confederacy. The public rs cor
daily invited 10 be present.
, 1935-09-25
SCORPIONS PLAGUE BRAZIL

BELLO HORIZONTE, Brazil ~
-Stung by scorpions. two persons
died and Is were treated here re-
Gently. The Ezequiel Dias Institute
says the insects annually cause $50
deaths and 1000 injuries In this
state OF Minas Geraes.
, 1935-09-25
Society Calendar
THURSDAY

Meeting Of the executive board
of the Chorus club In the basement
Of the First Methodist church at
$50 d. m.
, 1935-09-25

Women smoked one-tenth or the
Al. 0 100000 cigarets used ln Eng
land IN one year.
, 1935-09-25
DUTCH HONOR FIRST AVIATOR

has
just commemorated the death ~
It's first aviator. Clement Van Mas
dix, who crashed nc Arnheim ~
years ago. Orators nc his grave call
ed him the forerunner OF Dutch
aviation.
, 1935-09-25

A small area around Sudbery. Ont,
supplies IS per cent or the worlds
nickel.
, 1935-09-25

The pleasing aroma and flavor of Turk
ish tobacco is almost necessary if you want
a good cigarette.
Turkish tobacco Is more costly when
you take into count that you have to
pay Csc a pound duty, but we have to
have it 10 blend with our mild ripe home
grown tobaccos.
1t helps make Chester6elds milder, it
helps give them better taste. Lst hy hsm.
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
HOu yWOOd GiSgles

The subject of Hollywood's latest
false death report was Will Rogers.
News reached the comedian as he
and his pal. Irwin Cobb, were dis
cuSsing their forthcoming picture
together.
Before Rogers could squelch the
report, Cobb drawled:
Don't deny it yet, Will-let the
public have its fun for a while"
Harley Wood says that one vir-
tue of the movie business is that
strangers never knock you-they
leave that to your friends!
Joe Lewis quips that no Holly
wood star talks so little as Greta
Garbo-though few of them have
anything more to say!
The genteel motorist had Just
pulled into the gasoline station for
the inevitable gasoline. That be-
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
Barbara Stanwyck to Make
Life of Annie Oakley

HOLLYWOOD, May 1S.-Bar-'
bara stanwyck, one of Holly
woods most popular players, has
been signed by RKO Radio Pic
lures to play the stellar role in
Shooting STAR" film drama to go
into production in few weeks.
Shooting Star" is based on the
life of Annie Oakley, the famous
woman sharp-shooter Of the old
midwest show days. Armies
name is immortalized in COM
plimentary theater tickets, which
have two Or three holes punched
in them. These tickets, called AN
ME Oakleys," were given the name
because the great Armies faVorite
circus stunt was to shoot playing
cards full of holes when they were
flicked high in the air.
Cliff Reid, one of RKO Radios
ace associate producer, will super
wise Shooting Star"
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
28 Directors Signed by etro-Go|dwyn-Mayer
To Make 1856 Features

HOLLYW May 10.
Twenty-eight directors, the largest
number in the history of the
company, are under contract to
Metro oldwyn-Mayer for the
1885 producing season.
Fritz Lang, who directed en-"
will make his American debut
with Tell No Tales" a story
written by himself directly for
the screen. w. S. Van Dykes
next, following his highly sue
cessful Naughty Marietta" will
be "After the Thin Man" a
sequel to Dashiell Hammett'S
1.-THE Thin Man" and which will
again co-star Myrna 10y and
William Powell. He will also
direct "Wife Versus Secretary"
which will star Jean Harlow,
William Powell and Myrna 10y.
Richard Boleslawski has been
assigned to direct Manhattan
Madness" with Franchot Tone
and Maureen O'Sullivan in the
leading roles. Clarence Brown,
now directing Greta Carlo in
anna Karenina," Is also SEIZED
uled to work on Eugene O'Neill'S
"Ah! wilderness" George Cukor,
who made David Copperfield,"
will be at the helm when 1.-The
Garden Of Allah" starring Joan
Crawford. goes into production.
The Washington times., 1935-05-18

Charles Laughton, Clark Gable
and Robert Montgomery. Paul
Sloane will make Here Comes the
Band" with Ted Lewis and Pinky
Tomlin in leading roles.
Calm Yourself" the story by
Edward Hope, author of "She
Loves Me Not" is to be directed
by George Seitz. George Fitz-
maurice has been assigned to
"Suzy," based on the novel by
Herbert German. Richard Thorpe
is at work on a film based on
Herman Melville's "Typee," in
which Mala. star of Eskimo" will
be SEEM William Wellman will
make II am Joaquin" with
Joseph Calleia in the leading role.
Roy del Ruth will direct THE
Broadway Melody of 1885," with
Jack Benny heading a large cast.
Among the directors who have
not yet been assigned vehicles for
the new season are Victor Fleming,
Edmund Goulding, William K.
Howard, Robert z. Leonard, Rus.
sell Mack, Edwin L. Marin, Charles
Riesner, Richard Rosson, j. Wal
ter Ruben, Edward Sedgwick, Ed
ward Sloman and Sam Zimbalist.
for the past six years production
assistant to Hunt Stromberg and
now raised to the status Of direc-
tor.
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
95-Piece Symphony Orchestra
Plays For Hepburn

WOOD, May 10.
Break of Hearts," Katharine
Hepburn's new starring picture
for RKO Radio, brings a new
background factor to motion pic
lures for the first time-the SYM
phony orchestra.
The films have shown every
other angle of the musical and
theatrical worlds-the opera, the
ballet, the concert, the drama, the
musical comedy. Never before,
however, has the screen presented
that great unit made up of many
varying parts, the symphony.
Break of Hearts" gives Hep
burn the role of a struggling
young composer who falls in love
with the greatest of orchestra con-
ductors, the part played by
Charles Boyer. A first-rate 95-
piece symphony was recruited for
the film production, made up of
players from many of the worlds
greatest orchestras. The men are
shown at rehearsal at their
eternal chord-playing during rest
periods, and playing a public per-
Torrance at the worlds greatest
concert hall.
Moreover, the pictures musical
background presents some of the
worlds greatest music. Among
the numbers the symphony plays
during Break of Hearts" are por-
tions of Beethoven's Fifth Sym
phony," a Bach fugue, and the
Prelude to Wagner's Der Meister-
singer"
Break of Hearts" itself is a
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
Fritz Leiber Is
In Movies

HOLLYWOOD, May 1S.-Holly-
wood should feel quite honored
that Fritz Leiber, once rated by
that caustic critic, George Jean
Nathan, as "the greatest living
authority on Shakespeare" has
weakened to the lure of the gal
Looping celluloid.
Leiber has been engaged by
M-G-M for q featured role with
Ronald Colrnan in 1.-THE Tale of
Two Cities" one of David Sell
hicks more lavish productions.
Leiber's deal was set by the
Ivan Kahn Agency,
The Washington times., 1935-05-18

"A Tale of Two Cities" starring
Ronald Colman, will be directed
by Jack Conway. Karl Freund's
first film for M.-G.-M. will be
Mad Love-" based on the novel
1.-THE Hands of Orlac." Tay Gar
nett has already begun work on
China Seas" with Wallace
Berry, Jean Harlow and Clark
Gable. Frank Lloyd is currently
working on "Mutiny on the
Bounty" with a cast including
The Washington times., 1935-05-18

Laird Doyle swears he over
heard this on a dance set at
Warmers:
First Cutie: "You say you were
fired from your last job because
of a mistake you didn't make?"
Second Cutie: 'Thass right.
The boss wanted me to make one
and wouldn't"
Fibber MCGEE says some Holly
wood actors are attending so
many dinners, you'd think they
were born with silver spoons in
their hands!
Ed Lowry says that the old
fashioned chorus girl who used to
carry a trunk of costumes now has
a daughter who carries a costume
of trunks!
Peter Nemiroff relays the one
about one of your smoother Holly
wood would-be sirens who waltzed
into the Russian Kretchma in
New York the other evening and
greeted the head waiter with: do
you know who amp" To which
the maitre d'hotel replied politely,
"No-but I'm Count Boris Yacht
loft"
After she had screamed for the
proprietor and demanded that the
menu-toting mental be fired on
the spot, she was told it was i'm
possible. He really was the Count
Vachiloff!
And was her face red!
Oracle Allen was playing catch
with Sandra, the adopted infant
and George Burns was
D little upset.
George: Don't do that, Oracle.
It makes me uneasy.
Oracle: Then say hello to my
brother.
George: Say hello to your
brother?
Oracle: Yeah. He said if this
new deal he was in went through
ned be uneasy street.
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
20 Years Fol-
Lewis Stone

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, May is.
Another renewal was celebrated
on the set of China Seas" the
other day, when Lewis B. Mayer
gave Lewis Stone new contract
to mark his twentieth year in
pictures.
When the days shooting was
over. the veteran actors co-stars,
Wallace Berry, Clark Gable and
Jean Harloyt headed the troupe
at a party in honor Of the
occasion.
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
Film Star Plans to
Run Chicken Market

Ida Lupino is negotiating for
the purchase of an old English
farmhouse and acreage in the
Hollywood Hills district to serve
as the plant of the proposed Lu.
Pine Chickery, Ltd, the Para
mount player, who is featured in
paris in Spring announced.
The chicken runs are ample for
the care Of 1000 birds, which fills
the plans outlined by Rita Lupino,
1da's sister, who will run the place.
The Washington times., 1935-05-18

w. c. Fields says: There's one
thing about nudists; you can't pin
anything on 'em.
The Washington times., 1935-05-18

Will Osborne states that they
will never make a yes-man out of
Tom Mix's horse, Tony. All they
can get out of him is a neigh!
The Washington times., 1935-05-18

In Hollywood, spoutS Jan Peerce,
q hypocrite is a guy who says
yes" when he means yes"
The Washington times., 1935-05-18

ing over, the attendant was going
through his little ritual.
Check the oil. sir?"
''Naw, it's o. K"
SCOT enough water in the
radiator?"
"Yep, filled up"
Anything else, sir?"
eyes, would you please stick
out your tongue so I can seal this
letter."
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
Use Real Tintypes

Though the property depart
ment has many old.fashioned al.
buns full of old-time portraits for
use in THE Big Broadcast of
1885," real actors will be photo
graphed for the books. to avoid
possible suits.
The Washington times., 1935-05-18

Bob Montgomery tells the story,
and neither he nor I have seen it
printed elswhere.
About the two Germans who
were cronies. One was to become
q father and the other was anxi.
Gus to buy a gift for the expected
baby. but didn't have the money.
He worked in a baby carriage fac
tory, however, and proposed a
novel scheme.
His friend was to call at work
for him every day and each would
snuggle out bolt, a nut, or some
part of the carriage.
This went on for weeks and, ii.
nally, they got the last part just
as the baby was born.
The next day the two men met,
but the new father was a whit less
cordial. The friend asked him
about the baby carriage. Was it
all right?
ooh. yes" he replied, II guess
So"
What do you mean you guess
SOP" demanded the friend. I'VE
had all the parts, and a child
could assemble them from the in.
StructionS I gave you"
"Is that SOP" snapped the faith
er. "Well, I put them together
three times and all / could get
was a machine gum"
In Hollywood, SpoutS Jan Peerce,
q hypocrite is a guy who says
SIHAsJ Hsyhmv1 Aa VSAAanc H&nmQ
The Washington times., 1935-05-18
Writer Turns Lvricist

Lyrics of IT Wished on the
Noon" which Bling Crosby sings
in "The Big Broadcast of 1885,"
were written by Dorothy Parker,
famous woman writer. Ralph
Ranger wrote the music.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-21

by pyramiding deposits and the shift
ing of accounts between banks.
Switches Accounts
As an example he said he might
have borrowed $4,000 for his min
ing properties. and deposited that
amount IN his personal account. Lat
er. the $4,000 would be switched to
his mining account, and a total of
deposits would have shown 100000,
whereas actually Johnson would be
S50000 in debt
If Mr.. Babcock would check with
draWalS against deposits. and take
into consideration the shifting of de-
poSitS from one account to another.
he could arrive at a true picture Of
my personal banking situation" Mr..
Johnson said.
Donihue, who blamed the Depart
ment of Finance Tor negligence in
not checking treasury transactions
more carefully, returned to Oakland
Saturday, but will come here with
his auditors later this week to re-
sumo his study of the finance de
partment'S revolving fund.
Donihue said he was determined
to get to the bottom" of the states
methods of handling finances, de-
spite Finance Director A. E. Stock
burgers complaint that Donihue is
an "opportuniSt' and an "obstruc-
ZIONIST"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-21
HIGHWA AY
TOUR ENDS

Continued from Page II
people on the route are heartily in
accord with the plan to extend the
road through Imperial Valley
rather than in another direction,
thus making this the shortest in
ternational road between Canada
and Mexico.
"As soon as the state line into
Idaho was crossed" continued
Hays, I'VE entered some of the
most magnificent scenery in the
world. rivaling that of Switzerland
or any other famed scenic areas.
Our road crossed the Rocky noun
tains several times and generally
through easy passes.
Through the states of Idaho
and Nevada, the road passes al
most entirely through virgin for
ests with just enough clearance
between the trees to give variety.
Most of the road is paved in these
states to a high construction STAN
dard. Almost always, the road fol-
lows by the side of some river or
gurgling trout stream. Interesting
little villages are passed every few
miles. The road goes through
some of the most important towns
of the northwest. On some of these
roads, the first snow was falling,
but traffic was unimpeded. There
are about 1000 miles in the two
northern states which go through
scenic country. Streams abound in
fish, principally salmon and trout.
1T is significant that Highway
SO runs almost straight north and
south. There are very few kinks
and turns such as are usually made
necessary in western roads. U. S.
SO is a direct route from Calexico
to Roosville, at tn e Canadian
boundary line just south of Banff
and Lake Louise. Those of us who
went on this party realize that if
U. S. SO can be extended through
Imperial Valley to CaleXico and
the gap between inland and Des-
ert Center built and paved, this
road is going to be tremendous
asset and a great business getter
for Imperial Valley, and will, to-
gether with U. S. 30 and SO be OF
extreme importance to this COM
munity.