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, 1935-01-27
RecentBride
Is Honored

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HARLINGEN, Jan. 26.--Mrs. q.
"A. CoWart was q charming hostess
Wednesday evening when She enter
tanned with a shower" in honor on
her sister. Mrs. III. w. Allen. who
was before her recent marriage,
Miss Wretha Wills, OF San BenitO.
The Cowart home was attractive
with bowls OF varied cut flowers,
and q color scheme or pink and
blue was carried out In ali access
series Tor the affair.
When the honoree arrived she
was escorted t0 an attraCtively dec
Grated chair. where she was seated
before receiving the many attrac-
tive and useful gifts. Following the
opening OF the packages a number
ri interesting games and contests
were played.
A refreshing SALAD course was
served 10 the honUree. Miss Ollie
Lee DodSon, Mrs. >. wv. Allen. OK
San Benito. Mrs. =. r.. Groves. Mrs.
=. Y. Groves, Mrs. Bill Cahler. Jr..
all OF Brownsville, Mrs. RI. N. wills,
and Mrs. j. O Nesmith. both OF
Weslaco. Mrs. R. o.. Dudson. Mrs.
Herman Kennedy, Mrs. T. ~. Scott
Mrs. Temple Keyser. Mrs. Terry
Nesmith, and Mrs. Haltbeck. all OF
san Benito; Miss Edna Craig. Mrs.
Phil Fnirless. Mrs. Lynn SoRelle. OF
HarlinEen: Mrs r. L. Wilson of
san Antonio and Mrs. Jimmy Chas-
tain.
, 1935-01-27

A. r. Baker and Mrs. Dana r.. whit
ton were out-of-club guests. After
play III which high was made by
Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Martin, N des-
sert course was served BY the host
ess.
The High School Dramatic club
was entertained with a domino par
ty by Mrs. n. p 5wofford recently,
the following members being pres
ent: Misses Lois McCarty. Bernice
and Mona Martin, Beth Stone. Ellen
Stone, Azucena Flores, Isabel Guer-
"a. Leah Soils and Felicia Trigo.
and MeSsrs. Dick Baker. Glenn
Vaughn, Eylnne Sadler. william
Palmer. Jewell Lieber, Oscar and
Gilbert Garcia. The gifts were for
By Miss Ellen Stone and Gilbert
Garcia. the cancellation going To
Miss Isabel Guerra. Refreshments
were served later by the hostess.
assisted by Mrs "A. "A. Stalmach and
Raymond Swoiford Jr.
The members OF the WM.U. of
the First Baptist church conducted
q very successful restaurant and
sale at the store or Gonzalo Tier
ina on Main street the latter part
OF the week To- the benefit on the
church building fund. Dinner and
supper were served. and sandwiches.
cakes and tamales were ON sale.
Mrs. G. ID. Mosteller was chair
man. assisted by Mesdames 7. T..
Patton. Lee Cartwright. Alton Bea-
ole. Brierley. Howard Bass. II. &.
Carter. Morris Shuf0rd. III. g. Ba-
ker. +. r.. stone. j. RI. May. VIM.
Ellison, j. H. Parks and W.. O.. Scott
OF Rio Grande City, and III. M.
Jones OF Roma. Misses Ellen Stone.
Betty Martin, Ethel Harriet Baker
and Katherine McKeown served as
mattresses, performing their duties
most efficiently.
A charming bridge party was Civ
en- recently by Mrs. Florence y.
Scott. honoring Mrs. Ruben Guerra
or Roma. a recent bride. The guests
included Misses Mayme and Sue
Galloway. Lareita Smith. Grace
Richieson. Lillian Palmer. Louise
Thompson. Lois. Haley and
Dorothy Ingram and the Mesdames
Arnold Vale. X. Sanchez Jr.. Alfred
Leal. John Hinolosa Jr., j. M. Rut-
ledge. Gordon Langston. n. ID.
Guerra. j. j. Guerra. OrDha Dough-
erty and Sarah ~ Johnson. The
gifts were awarded Mrs. J.. j. Guer-
ra. first: Miss C-ace Richieson. low;
and Miss Dorothy ingram. "A beau
tiful gift was presented to the hon.
Gree. Refreshments were served at
a flower-decorated table nc which
, 1935-01-27
Woman: 5 Club
Meets With
Mrs. Scott

RIO GRANDE CITY. Jan. 26-
The Woman's Club Of Rio Grande
City met Thursday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Florence ". Scott.
with Mrs. Arnold Vale, the newly
elected president. In the chair. AZ
Ter transaction or business, Mrs. j..
w. Rutledge, program chairman for
the evening, gave a paper on Amer
lean Drama" from early colonial
days OF the present, and Mrs. How
ard Stages reviewed Men IN White.
Refreshments were served from A
BEAUTIFULLY decorated table, over
which Mrs. Sarah Johnson and Mrs.
Adeline Myers presided. The fol-
lowing members attended: Mes
danes Vale, r -. Swofford. r. r..
Brooks, Terry Hornaday. Ira o.
Meary. Alfred Leal, T.. Soils. Rut-
ledge. II. G. Baker, Stages, T.. O..
Brunneman OF Rio Grande City; =.
r.. Ingram and ida 4. Huff OF Fort
Ringgold; Sarah II. johnson OF Dali
las, Adeline Myers OF Tampa, Flor
ida, and +. ID. Guerra. guests or the
club Mrs. Ira O'Meara served as
hostess with Mrs. Scott.
The WM.u. OF the First Baptist
church met for It's study hour Nom
day afternoon &C the home Or Mrs.
i. T.. Patton, Fort Ringgold. Mrs.
Alton Beadle leading the program.
The following we're present: Mes
danes j. w. Wolters. Brierly, How
ard Bass. Lee Cartwright. r. O..
Carter.
The Sewing club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. r.
Baker. the following members at
tending: Mesdames II. ID. Guerra, p.
G. King. G. ID. Mogteller. 70. .. Mar
tin. w. w. Shuford. John "A. Pope
Jr. and Joe Moss. Mrs. Sarah John
son OF Dallas. Mrs. Ruben Guerra
and Mrs III. G. Baker were guests
OF the club. After the afternoons
work was completed. delicious re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Las Palmas Bridge club met Wed
neSday at the home OF Mrs. T. R.
Brooks. the following members at
tending: Mesdames John "A. Pope
Jr.- George 3. Marsh. w. w. Shu-
ford. =. 5. Martin. =. G King. Mrs.
, 1935-01-27

fins side gave a program ON Fling
Out the Banner
Mrs. Pearl Gilmore. chairman OF
the literary group Of the Business
and Professional Women, was in
charge OF their program at the lit
erary luncheon held nc the Weslaco
Hotel Tuesday noon
Mrs. Coole and Mrs. Alma Fort
read interesting papers on Texas.
Thirteen members and one guest.
Mrs. Ed Harrington Of Chesterton.
Ind. we're present.
The home OF Mrs. Bruce Walker
was attrnctively decorated WITH
bouganvillea Tuesday when the Lit
erary Review club had as is guests
the members or the Junior STUDY
club. The president. Mrs. c. H. Stew
enson. was I'm charge of the meeting.
> Business for the day was dispens-
Ell With. and all enjoyed Q book re-
view Of The Raven" BY Marquis
James. This was given In three parts
Mrs. n. "A. Dennison gave the Ro-
nance Mrs. Dan Coate Excite" and
Mrs. George Harren Destiny. ms
was A biography Of General sam
Houston's life. and included much
early history of Texas. Mrs. w. U.
Cressner gave an interesting paper
on the life or Marquis James.
Refreshments were served 20 %
members and guests. The next meet
ing viii be at the home OF Mrs. Harry
RatIiff.
Mrs Herman Martin charmingly
entertained members OF the Weu-
uesday luncheon club and q rev
friends at a ! o'clock luncneon.
Table appointments were laio Ior
rs guests. yellow was the outstano-
ing color In the floral decorations
Of the rooms.
All the conclusion OF the games
favors we're awarded Mrs. Paunhe
turner. Mrs. @. n. Barnes ana MIS-
Gordon Kethley. Besides the cruz
members those that enjoyed TINS
hospitality were Mesdames Barnes
O. 1. SkaRgs, Henson. Davenport v
Henson, and II. L. Bruton-
MRS. i. T.. Pepper IS now & none
cnnvalescinc after an appenuec1onl!
reformed AZ the Mercedes hospital
THE Step and Fetch IL club neio
their regular dance Monday evening
M the Cortez hotel.
r 4. Compere entertained a rev
friends with dinner at the Cortez
hotel Monday evening.
MI. and Mrs. &. NJ Sheriff LETT
SATURDAY, for n short stay IN Cen
tral and west Texas.
Word was received this week tell
ing Of the death Of Mrs. Davis AZ
omaha. Nebraska. mother Of MT
bort Davis OF weslaco. She was q
( former resident Of this community
and has many friends here.
Mabel Thomson OF Donna, de-
putty grand OF the o. T.. 5. was ar
honored visitor at the regular meet
ing Of the Eastern starr Lodge OF
Weslaco Tuesday evening, There was
also initiation services. Representa-
tives from q @lmber OF states were
visitors. Refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harrington 81
Chesterton. Indiana are spending
few weeks In Weslaco as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. estes Clatterbucl
| and Mrs. Wilson arrived last weel
from Kansas City to make theii
home here.
DR.. McCalip returned Wednesday
from the Temple hospital. He u
ccnvalesing nicely.
, 1935-01-27

Informal games Of bridge were m
loved in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hupp IN Palm Heights
Drive. Mrs. r. M. VIM was high
f0r the EVENING. Others present for
a late hour plate we're Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Shock OF In Feria. Mr.. and
, 1935-01-27

MODEL 2yCSH. New ysu can thriIl q
programs from all ever the world without
stirring from your easy chair Remarkable
features include SHADOW TUNING. Bass
Compensation. Tone Control Automatic
Volume Confrul etc. Bemnfiful Walnut
cabinet. See II todayl
, 1935-01-27
NHeslaco Child
Is On
Birthday

tRRENAMA ~ Az A&AAA4f
WESLACO, Jan. 26.-Mrs- Ray
mond Clifford entertained Friday
with q very charming children's
party, complimenting here little
daughter. Mary Ann. on her fourth
birthday.
Many outdoor games and frolics
were enjoyed by BObbie Hankals
Tommie Paper, Jessie Lee AVN
ger, Tommie Avinger. Edward Beas-
ley. Kennon Kethley. Bette Jean
Robertson. Mary Nell and Buddie
Davenport. Ann Wood. Ann Waller,
Mason Ramsey, Carolyn Carolyn
Carruthers, Sarah Jean Hutto, Gen.
WE'VE Ballard. Dennis Warren Gill
ford. Earl Pipe, Jr., Sammie Lee
Carey. Ollie Mae Carr, Patsie Ann
Kirgan. Margaret Ann Hewlett. Pat
sic Lawrence, Betty Sewell. George
Harren. Jr.. Glenna Holman. Jane
Bennett. Frank Weber, Cecil Ray
and Bobbie Rives, Rosa and Char
les Bludworth.
A pretty white birthday cake OF
ornamented with pink candles was
cut and served with ice cream one
Balloons and suckers were given as
favors
Mrs. Tom Bruton charmingly en-
tertained members OF the Wednes-
day Contract Bridge club and q
few friends Friday afternoon. Sweet
peas in pastel shades were attrac-
lively arranged throughout the
rooms. Three tables were prepared
for those participating in the pop-
ular game.
Mrs. N. v. Stewert was awarded the
trophy. A salad course was served
10 the club members and MesdameS
|Stewert. George Buchanan. Liywelyn.
and y. A. Meyer. Mrs. 4. X. Ewing
win be next club hostess.
Miss Edith Levine and Miss Jes-
sic Lee Fulcher entertained this
week with a shower complimenting
Mrs. Audrey C-aycra.l. It came as a
complete surprise 70 the honoree.
After a pleasant afternoon refresh
mentS were served 70 20 guests.
Following the regular lodge meet
ing Of the Odd Fellows on Tuesday
evening all enjoyed an oyster supper
Thirty members were present at this
meeting. The lodge will install Off
GERS at their next regular session,
Tuesday. January %.
The Odd Fellows sponsored q pie
supper Al their hall Wednesday eve
ming. Joe Willett acted as auctior-
Ger. getting top prices for all prod
ucts. Numbers and votes we're sold
on a cake, which was 70 20 70 the
prettiest girl present. finally end
ing In the result that the cake Went
to little Joan Pickett.
Outstanding among the social hos
FATALITIES OF the week was a mis-
cellaneous shower given Thursday
nc the home of Mrs. bort Davis com
plimenting Miss Thelma Heinrich
son. who will soon become the bride
Of Mr.. Gerald Snipes. Valentine dec
orations were used throughout the
party.
Mrs. .McCants played. Evening
Chimes" followed BY a reading
Robin Red Breast" by Mrs. Brooks
Buckelew. Mrs. Helen Jones sang
Il Love You Truly" Little Martha
MenrichSon and Master Hobson then
appeared. attired as bride and groom.
bearing a large basket filled with
lovely gifts for the bride. A plate
lunch was served 70 30 giests.
The q. AS met at the First Bap-
list church Tuesday with ten men,
bers and their sponsor. Mrs. ChcS-
ter Ballard, present. Leighdeil Grit
, 1935-01-27
Singing Convention
To Be Held Sunday
In Valley City

fSDeriai 70 The Heraldl
WESLACO, Jan. 26.-The Hidalgo
County Singing Convention viii Be
held in Weslacc the first Sunday
In February. Feb. 2. at 2 p. m.
All singers In the Valley are ex-
tended a cordial invitation and are
urged to be present at the conven-
ton, which. Il Is hoped, viii be the
best convention SO far.
, 1935-01-27
Bridge EOents
Fill Calendar
In Mercedes

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noon bridge party given BY Mrs. NJ.
~ p~vgard for her dauvhter Miss
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rr.-r~e rv-~ eer~ad a. the closp al
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, 1935-01-27

Glass Is a liquid in q state OF
suspended animation. Only three
ingredients. lime, soda, and sand,
can be used TO produce 10; they are
mixed in proper proportions. then
melted and cooled.
, 1935-01-27
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, 1935-01-27

Mercury solidifies at 1898 de-
grees Fahrenheit; alcohol is used
as a registering agent In thermom-
eters used TO record very low tenn
peratures.
, 1935-01-27

Mrs. II. v. Lest OF sedalia. Mo-, and
Dr. and Mrs. j. w. Chambers.
A number Of guests enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mrs. l. +. johnson.
when she entertained the Silk
Stocking Bridge club . few after
moons ago. Red roses and zinnias
were used In the rooms, while q
pink and green color combination
was carried out In the refreShmert
plate served ut the conclusion OF the
games. MIRA. James Anderson and
Mrs. Leon Graham were high for the
members and guests. respectively.
Others present were Mesdames Jokn
Jones. @. G. S0rrick and their
houseguest, Miss Lola Sorrick Of
Edinburg, N. p. Barton, Jack MAJ
tin, Ed Olson. George Markham.
Ray Tolson. guests. and the follow
ing members: Mrs. r. II. Kern. Mrs.
ID. r. Brewer. Mrs. Charles Thorn
ton. Mrs. II. T. Hager.
The Baptist women's Auxiliary
held q social meeting this week nam
ing Mrs Joe Grimm and Mrs. Mac
David as honorees at q gift shower.
Following the study program IN
charge Of Mrs Fleet Lentz, an en-
tertainment program was presented
which included a guitar solo by MIR
Curtis Robinson; q violin solo ny
Walter Duncan. and a vocal solo By
Jewell Dean Sunsermeyer.
A delicious refreshment course
was served from the dining room
table where Mrs. Fleet Lentz and
Mrs @. ID. Owen presided. Sweet
peas and roses formed a center
piece for the table. The honorees
received many lovely gifts.
MIR. and Mrs. l. A. CLARK cele-
brated their 18th wedding anniver-
sary this week with a bridge party
at their home. In The games Miss
Ella Burchelt was high In individual
scores: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Borchest
high for couples. and Mrs. George
BaumgaTt. low. A salad plate was
served after the games. to the fol-
lowing: MesSrs. and Mesdames L. r.
DCrIand. George Rupert. GeorCe
Baumgart, M. A. Borchelt. Paul
Shotwell and Miss Ella Borchelt.
Miss Harriet Hagedorn Of Edin-
burg. was a guest here this week OF
Miss Matte Lee Breeding.
Miss Frances Irbv returned 20
Mercedes this week from San An
cello. where she has been attending
hinh school. STAYING with her aunt,
Miss Rene Freeman. Miss Irby will
attend the Mercedes High school
this semester. She Is now al hore
with her mother. Mrs. Mae Irby.
K. T. johnson and daughter Miss
Iaaueline and Miss Dorothy JAM
erson Of Donna. spent this week IN
Houston and Galveston.
Mrs. Burt z. Palmer. DR. John Y
Cave and wyatt Scott. all OF Kan
sas CITY. Mo. visited during the pas.
week In the home Of Mrs. N. j. New
nan and her daughter. Mrs. Vera
Crockett. The Missouri people srs
sperdin0 A few weeks In the Valley
and IN Corpus Christi.
Kent Jones and Paul Obs. Mer-
cedes students at the Edinburp
Junior college were among thirty
stufsnts named on the first semes-
ter honor roll Of that institution.
Miss Allene Good. physical educa-
ton teacher In the Mercedes
schools Is leaving this week end foE
San Antonio. where she will as
sumo q similar position in the
Thomas Jefferson High school OF
that city. Miss Good has been q
member OF the Mercedes High
school faculty since the beginning
OF the present school term and had
made a splendid success of her
work. according to Supt. Z. II. Po-
teet.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-21
Last Nights Fights

New Workable Wasserman, 132,
New York, stopped Allie Rowan.
1874 IL, Jersey City, ID: Jimmy
Fantini, 1876 "a, New York, out
pointed Jimmy Murray, 139 1-2.
New York, (6); Wildcat O'Connor.
143, Carbondale, Pa, outpointed
Eddie Maker, las "a, Jersey City,
go; Dominick Dittilio, 1871, Buff
falo, n. Y, knocked out Frank
Pilliteri, 1870 1-2, Boston, (S).
Newark, n. j. joey Costa. 1874
ga, Jersey City, outpointed Joey
Greb, 141 t1-2. Herkimer, n. Y.
(S); Charley Gordon, 142 1-2, Chi
cago, knocked out Johnny Ferriol,
$50, Newark. CO.
At Holyoke,. Mass.--Jimmy Leto,
1873 1-2. Hartford. Conn, outpoint-
ed Lou lombard, 1873 IL. Jersey
City. N. ]. (19); Roland Lecuyer,
129 "a, Holyoke. outpointed Tom
my Dell, 1913 ga. New York (S);
Johnny Scibeln. 1lS IL, Spring
field. outpointed Buster Nadeau,
119 Ia. Holyoke (6); jeff Sironne,
1877 "a, Jersey City, knocked out
AL Gauthier, 131, Ludlow (3); Billy
Stewart. 1913 "a, Holyoke. stopped
Lefty Fiorentino, 124 IL, Spring
field "a.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-21
STAKEHOLDER GOES
/ TO ATHLETICS in
3PLAYER TRADE
Cain and COlemen Shift to
ST Louis Browns
To-day

/ Philadelphia, May 21--(UP)-
Sale OF Merritt (Sugar) Cain,
pitcher, and Ed Coleman, utility
ouffieiderfi to the st Louis Browns,
was announced today by Connie
Mack, manager Of the Athletics
The Athletics received George
Franklin Blaeholder, Browns right
handed pitcher. N
Mack said Blaeholder would
pitch tomorrowss game for the
Athletics against Detroit.
Blaeholder,. native Of California.
broke into Major league baseball
with the Browns In 1928, but dur
ing the next Ave years was SWITCH
ed around minor leagues. He land
ed a regular place with the Browns
in 1928.
Asking regarding his transfer.
Blaeholder said: 4
"All know is that I belong to
the AS. Hornsby told me last
night to come to Philadelphia and
was more than pleased to make
the trip. think it is a break for
me-" %-y
Cain was purchased by the ,Ath-
letics from the Carrolton, Ca, club
in 1880. He was farmed out in 1881
to Harrisburg in the New York
Pennsylvania league and played
with Baltimore In 1892: He rejoin-
ed the Athletics in 1888. He failed
to win a. game for the Athletics
this year.
Coleman came TO-, Philadelphia
from Portland, Ore, in 1892 and
hit sensationally until he suffered
a broken leg during a game at
Cleveland. He never regained his
batting form, and was used only
as utility player.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-21

On the last hole of the Metro
politan Open of 1884, played at
Echo Country Club, Westfield,
N. j., Paul Runyan required a par
4 to beat Walter Hagen and Whiffy
Cox, who had scores of 2SS.
After his drive, bad second
shot put him in trap to the right
of the green, and the diminutive
pro saw victory slipping out of his
grasp.
But, taking a firm grip on him
self, Runyan walked into the
bunker with niblick in his hand.
Studying and planning carefully.
he swung, and out popped the bail
to roll within four feet Of the pin.
Realizing that at least tie with
Hagen and Cox was assured him,
Runyan steeled himself for that
putt and sank it for the needed
par and winning round of II.
Recently, at Miami. Runyan told
me how he played that and SINH
lar explosion shots. He lays the
face of the club well back, and
takes stance to the left of the
hole.
Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-05-21
Cost Sales and
Engineers Clash

On Saturday afternoon at $3.50 at
the Bauley Manor stadium the Cost
Sales and Engineers teams of the
Waterbury Mfg. Co. will meet in
a long awaited baseball classic.
Both teams have endured long
training period and are in tiptop
shape for the ARRAY. The Cost Sales
nine under the direction of Bling"
miller, have been practicing night
ly at the Lally ranch in Waterville.
Such stars as Sam Patterson, John
Brown. Ben Mayer, Paul Nardozzi.
Louie Zaza, John Lally, Harold
Rogers, Bob Batten, Bob Smith,
former Illinois fullback, and "Pret-
ty Boy" Samson, will form the Cost
Sales outfit. The Engineers refuse
to reveal their lineup until game
time. The game win be unpired by
e. r. Chase.