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E KILLED IN
4 AIR CRASH

S@LA, y. Y, Nov. s.
f>hord was received here
i&riay of the death in an
" crash near Lawrence
"a, Of Anne Mullon, Nassau
~ Republican worker, and
.a ROthStein, a county
cA2aa and amateur pilot.
ivan NullOn, a sister of the
/ E'nan, was in a Petersburg,
nspIia! severely injured.
\ 's'e en- route to Florida in
sens plane. Cause of the
= vas undOnwn.
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TEACHER is TAUGHT

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. g.
mP)-Prof. Frank E. August,
an Instructor in sociology and
criminoIogy, yesterday studied in
new field of law breaking.
Charged in court with speeding
and failure to have a drivers IL
canse August learned that the
penalty was $25 fine and license
snsnension for 30 days.
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HITLER DEGREES END
FOR THE STAHLHEIM

BERLIN, Nov. 8. - (UP).-
Adolph Hitler today decreed the
dissolution of the Stahlheim, once
powerful organization Of World
war veterans which ever since the
Nazi accession to power has re-
sisted efforts to absorb it.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-11-08
CHINA CLIPPER OFF
ON FLIGHT TO COAST

MIAMI, Nov, 8. (UP).-The
China Clipper took off today for
San Francisco and the beginning
of it's service as one of'the liners
ON the first air service between
the limited States and CHINA.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-11-08
Farley Will Quit Cabinet Soon 10
Manage Roosevelt Next Campaign

sue his own political aspirations
for governor of New York.
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A~ASSDUsaA, Fla, Nov. s.
/, ;. fgdtSyir ntsny diminishing to
= 8 Which Inns the tropical
I. ,,lorida e" os,,ed |, eight people on
! : ,ppr CSiss Monday was cen
' Vt Tsnn'nlnately 100 miles
"a moving slowly
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court Holds
ACT IS INVALID
IN MANYPOINTS
New Dealers, Stunned by
Denunciation, Plan to
Enforce Measure
CONGRESS 'FLAGR ANT
IN VIOLATING POWERS

NEW YORK, Nov. SUPP
Ralph p. Buell., attorney for Bur.
CO, Inc, today said he would APP
peal the decision Of Baltimore
federal district court, declaring
the public utility holding com.
pany act unconstitutional.
~, WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. (UP).
The Roosevelt administration, APP
parently is determined to proceed
with the enforcement Of the
Wheeler-Rayburn utilities regula-
ton act, despite the smashing fed
eral court decision, declaring the
entire law unconstitutional.
While stunned by the decision
New Dealers indicated it would
have little effect on preparations
by the securities exchange COM
mission to administer the act.
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\ Thrown In Bahamas Tropic Storm;
Wind Veers Away In Cult

(UPj,S'Eh5a bahama Islands, Nov.
'eSasd Al Eleven I persons were
he hurricaaOa eo Island Sunday
g rspOrtsS Zane according to be-
'serty Jamasee received here today.
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GOOD AFTERNOON

Famed marksman has job
shooting at film stars" The amaz.
ing thing is that he gets paid for
it.
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WEATHER

-, tonight anu
f' ubat colder
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An agreement TO close their
places of business all day Monday,
Armistice day, has been signed by
about 40 firms, it was reported
this afternoon. Offices also will
be closed for the holiday, it was
said.
, 1935-05-26
Dance Affair
WiLlBe Held
AT Capitol

Frances Leighton Dashiell VIII
present Enchanted Garden.ys
fairy tale o. dance. on the stage 0f
the Capitol theatre Wednesday
evening. May %.
Among those taking part will be
Mary Ann-Marion Joyce Edel-
stein the prince-Margaret Eliza
beth Martin: graSShopper-Margar-
et fln Biggs; p~eacock-Margaret
McCandleSs; flowers-June Mon
cur. Mary Alice Lighthart. Ann
Geic-. Gail SHELTON. Marcia Clint,
Marguerite Dennis. Margue rite
Crixell. Nina Alter Dorothy Car
son. Mary Dybwad. Irenita Gott-
heb, Marilyn Gottlieb. Pearl Gay,
and Eva MAY Johnson.
ElveS-Sidney Buell.. Billy Geier.
Leighton DaShiell. William Heaner.
Jr.. Albert Gay. Carl Grow. Chito
Cisneros. Morris Funk. Jimmie Ta-
Dor. Julio Lerma. Robert Chenaut.
Bill Atchison. Johnny Tarwater,
burst: statues ~ Marjorie
Winans. and Nozzle Pruden: but
terflies-PegRy Crixeil. Louise Ford
Josephine Mitchell. Shirley McIn-
mis-. Mildred Cole, Marjorie Winans.
Elaine Dorfman. Mozelle Pruden;
rr1Ty-Frances Leighton Dashiel
, 1935-05-26
Miss Robinson
WedRecentlu
In La Ferid
Especial 70 The Heraldl


LA FERIA, May 25.-In a beauti-
ful ceremony, read by Rev. N. B
Moon pastor Of the Baptist church
OF La Feria, Miss Ruth Louise Rob-
inson, daughter Of MI. and Mrs. q.
G. Robinson Of La Feria, became the
bride OF Mr.. Walter Clifford Scott,
son Of DR.. I. F. Scott Of La Feria,
Saturday morning.
The bridal party entered to the
strains Of Mendellsohn's wedding
March," played by Miss Willie Ma
gee Of Edinburg at the piano and
Mrs. Hollis A. Moore Of La Feris
playing the violin. Before the eere-
mony Miss Demaree Voorhees, sans
Il Love You Truly" and immediately
after the ceremony Believe Me II
All Those Endearing Young
Charms" with Mrs. Moore playing
the violin obligato. The bride dress.
ed in white taffeta with white Access
series and carrying q bouquet o.
brides roses tied with white satin
ribbon, entered with her father.
Mr.. Cecil Bean OF Mercedes acted
as best man to the groom. Miss Mil
dred Wheeler. bridesmaid, was
dressed in pink taffeta with white
accessories, the other bridesmaid
Miss Lila Dyer, wor a dress of green
taffeta with white accessories. The
maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth Scott
OF Santa Rosa. was dressed In yellow
taffeta with white accessories anc
all three carried colonial bouquets
OF sweet peas. The ring bearer, Jor-
dan Moore, wore a suite Of yellow
and white and carried the ring III
the center Of a beautiful yellow lily
The church was beautifully dec.
Grated with palms. ferns. and tai
baskets of gladioli and lilies. A
garden effect was secured by twin.
ing fern and queens wreath into the
arbors.
Immediately following the wed.
ding. the bridal party and immed-
late families enjoyed a reception al
the home Of the bride where the
spacious lawn had been converted
into a flower garden. The attractive
three-tiered brides cake was cut
and served with fruit punch. Tit
young couple left at once fer Mon
terrey to spend their honeymoon
Following the trip into Old Mexico
they will be al home in Donna
where Mr.. Scott is employed as a
chemist for Shary Products.
A musical program wednesday
afternoon brought to a close a sue
cesSful years work for the La Ferris
Music Study club. Mrs. d. S. Knight
has served as president for the year
and Mrs. L. NJ. VigneSS was elected
president for the coming year.
The program wednesday included
a piano Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. A. z. Branch: vocal solo-"By
the Sea" Schubert. Mrs. Q A
Hegge: piano solos-"ChimeS Of st
Patrick" Whithorne and Country
Gardens" Granger. Miss Willie Ma
gee: vocal solo. I'm the Time o.
Roses" Reichardt and Trees
Kilmer. Mrs. II. B. Field: piano solos
Cal "Solvejg's Song" GrieG. d.
"Sclfeigetto." Bach. Ccl "Scherzo,'
Mendelssohn. Isabelle VigneSs
daughter OF the president ELECT.
, 1935-05-26
Conference OF
Groups to BE
mR0Hondo
Especial 20 The Herald)

fSkN1A1A ~ - NN0A 4AAN
RIO HONDO, May 25.-The thir-
teen Cameron County Home Dem
%onstration clubs will convene here
Tuesday and Wednesday. May rs
and 20 with several hundred wo-
men expected to be in attendance
Tor the two day session.
Mrs. Florence Johnson Scott Of
Rio Grande City viii give a review
OF her recent book. Also specially
featured will be an art talk by Mrs.
Ben Sanders Of Harlingen. The
talk will be illustrated with pic
lures and promises to be highlight
OF the encampment. A miscellan-
eous exhibit Of outstanding wood
work and hooked rugs will be es-
pecially interesting.
Registering the personnel OF the
various Cameron County clubs will
be Mrs. y. J. Mccarthy. secretary
OF the encampment board. Mrs.
ID. Z. White chairman of the en-
campment will be In charge Of all
sessions. Business sessions will be
interspersed with stunts and en-
tertainment features throughout the
encampment.
The North Shore club will fea-
ture a one act play as their part OF
the entertainment. The North
Shore club will also feature little
Miss Wanda Lee McMurtry in a
song and dance and the boys
quartet.
, 1935-05-26
Piano and Violin
Students Will Be
Presented Monday

Miss Annie L. Putegnat viii pre-
sent her class Of violin and piano
pupils in a recital Monday evening,
May %, in the junior college audi
forum az 8 o'clock. Friends. patrons,
and anyone interested in music Is
cordially invited TO attend
The following pupils will take part
in the program: Marcelle Barron.
Virginia Barron. Elvia Perez. Emma
BaSler. Barbara Newning. Joe j
Putegnat. Jr.. Muse Heaner. George
Aziz, Ana Kowalski. Delbert Run
yon. Irma Garcia Gomez, Margar-
tia Garcia Gomez. Alfonso Pradeau,
Arturo Pradeau. Mary Alice MyreS,
Geraldine Lauver. Chiffon Stewart.
Henry KrauSse. Carlos G.. Villareal,
Elisa G. Villareal. Mary Bertha
Putegnat, Anne Schendel. Rebecca
Villareal. Helen EdelStein, Joan
Thompson. Lucy starr Order. and
Marjory Robbins.
, 1935-05-26
SpnngReDue
Is Event In
Valley City
Special to The HerAldl

- AAN AANA ~
HARLINGEN. May 25.-An audi
nee Of several hundred people saw
the first Spring Technique Revue
q the Jane Daugherty School Of
DANCE held Thursday evening on
the grounds rear the club house at
me Municipal golf course.
A large elevated platform for
the presentation Of the program
was arranged with a background OF
palms, shrubs and vines, centered
With a trelliS on which the words,
Jane Daughe.Ty" we're outlined in
small flowers az yellow.
program numbers we're as follows:
Ballroom Ensemble: Bobby Briggs,
Katherine Roberts. Richard Weed,
Dorothy Mae Alien. Claire Green.
Betty LOckmiiler. Jewel Plangman,
Gloria Ewing. Virgil KnuckleS, Ida
Lou Carey. Johnny Weed, joyce
Mays, Bobby Sherman, Charlse
Schoonover, James Carey. Bill Weed.
Bill Raycroft. Robert. Pate. Ruth
Michalke: "A~qCarelle"; Cookie Al
bridge. Joyce Parsons. Doris Hous-
ton. Diana Heard. Katherine Hen
cerson. Ethyl Chambers; Song and
Dance: Tommie Williams; Bios
som Time: Jean Head, Diane
Moody. Carolyn Colvin, Carol Doug
les; Bowery Burlesque: Ray Liv-
ingston and Senior Chorus: Iva
Weed. Frances Jennings. La Donna
Fo.heums. Jean Wood. Mary Jane
Searcy, Bettye Lockmiller. Kath-
crime Roberts,. Eleanor Crockett:
Belief: Patricia williams.
Micky Mouse Chorus: Cookie Al
bridge, Joyce Persons, Doris Hous-
ton, Diana Heard, Katherine Hen
oerson, Ethyl Chambers; Song and
DaLce: Betty lou Hill. with Ruth
Michalke, Ada Louise Ewing, Oracle
walker, Gorilla Harwood. Dorothy
Adolf: Toe Ballet: Featuring Bar
bara Lee Pals and Bobbie Sherman
with: Gloria Ewing. Alice Savage,
Charlotte BRYANT, Beatrice Ewing,
Iva Weed. Frances Jennings. Billye
Lockmiller, Jean Wood, Katherine
Roberts. Bettye Lockmiller. Mary
Jane Searcy, Eleanor Crockett:
'Palsie- WaSle": Jean Head with
Diane Moody. Carolyn Colvin, Carol
DouglS; "Romartique": Mary Jane
Searcy; Rock ard Roll: featuring
Dorothy Mae Allen and Charlie
Schoonover with High Steppers":
La Petite Amourette": Betty Lou
Hill
Interpretive Rhythm: Jean Wood,
la Donna PolhemuS: Musical Ideas:
Alice Balm Savage: Breaking the
Ice: Patricia arc Tommy Williams:
Manhattan Serenade"- Frances
Jennings and Iva Weed; Spring
ba.let:-Billye Lockmiller. Billy
Weed, Dorothy Mae Allen, Gloria
Ewing. Norma Clark, Alice Savage,
Barbara Lee Palais. Beatrice Ew-
.ng. Charlotte Bryant; Song and
Dance: La Donna Polhemus with
Boys Chorus: Johnny Weed. Jewel
PlangmaiI. Jr.. Ray Livingston.
Tommie VILLAINS: Moderne Aero
batic' Chorltee Bryant. Billye Lock-
miller. Katherine Bryant, Billy
Weed. Gloria Ewing. Beatrice Ew-
ing. Bettye Lockmiller Katherine
Roberts; Black Moonlight'-Senior
Chorus. locke. locke. Locke,
Here Comes Cookie"-Betty Lu Hill
With Mary Jane Searcy. Betty Lock-
miller. Iva Weed. Frances Jennings;
Brick Rhythm ansy Yturria. Pat
MacManus: "Solate Pathetiue"-
Senior Ensemble. Finale: Pianists.
Katherine Rivel Mrs Fl. J. Adam
son: Assistant teachers: Doris
Bhail, Frances Jennings and Iva
Weed
, 1935-05-26
From the Club Reporterl

The Brownsville Federation Of
Women's Clubs met Thursday after
noon at the Chamber Of Commerce
with a full attendance OF chair
men and delegates. and with the
president. Mrs. r. Roy Ruff. In the
chair.
The Travel club had charge OF
the program and presented Miss
Stella Dickson. who gave a humor-
Gus reading and an encore. Miss
Dickason's readings are always
greeted with great interest and en-
thusiaSnl.
All Of the reports we're annual and
many we're surprising as TO the
amount Of work accomplished dur
ing the year. Mrs. j. Harrison Diltz.
social chairman. surprised every
one when she reported the amount
that had been donated TO the poor
and to charitable institutions.
through individual efforts and not
through the government.
Mrs. Willie "A. George gave a COM
prehenSive report covering many
years in regard 10 the club house
lot, telling what debt there was still
TO be met. Mrs. Volney Taylor made
a talk urging the club members to
make an effort OF settle the debt
this year, as such an enormous
amount Of taxes have been paid.
The Athenian club report was
given by Mrs. Hayden Hays. In this
fine report she stated that the club
had enjoyed a talk by Mrs. q. w.
Johnson on Mexico. Mrs. G. w. DAY.
export reported for the Civic
, 1935-05-26
Mrs. Mitchell
Honored With
Party Event

Mrs. Parker Mitchell was rendered
a SUI prise farewell party by a num-
Der OF her friends Wednesday alter
noon at the home OF Mars. =. j. SAP
Okla on West Elizabeth Street. The
house was beautifully decorated with
roses for the occasion
"Cootie" featured the afternoons
entertainment, with trophies going
TO Mrs. w. Iverson and Mrs. Carl
M. JoSey. Upon completion CT play.
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Mitchell was presented with a beau
tiful remembrance. the presentation
being made by Mrs. w. G. Smith.
Those present were Mesdames II.
w. Downing. r. II. Desmond, Carl
M. JoSey. Lloyd McNeal, Gerald
Lauver. j. Shealer, w. g. Smith, J.
II. Moore. 10 Ferguson, T. r. Thomas,
j. L. CLAIR, and 8. J. Sabctka OF
Brownsville, Mrs. Walter Iverson OF
Harrington and Mrs. Cora d. Reeves
OF Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Mitchell Is leaving Browns
vile In the near future for California
where she will make her home, join
ing her husband at Almeda where
ne Is connected with the Pan-Amer-
lean Always She has a host OF
friends who viii regret her leaving
Brownsville.
, 1935-05-26
Learners Dock
At Port For
Breakfast

The traditional May breakfast.
which typifies the ending OF the
club year for the Learners was
served at the woman's club Tues
day morning.
The table. arranged In q letter
A., was gay with corona and lace
fern. Great bowls OF ztnnias, phlox
and Queen AIMS lace we're placed
at intervals on the table and about
the room.
A lively contest as 10 the mem
bers' ability TO observe proceeded
the presidents call to order. Twen-
ty-one members answered the roll
call.
Following the annual reports,
verbal and floral bouquets were
given the past years officers.
Mrs. F. D.. Putegnat then install
led the new officers In a most orr
ginal manner. likening the club
to a boat and presenting the good
ship Learners" which she stated
was the first boat to dock at the
Port OF Brownsville. to the pres
ident. Mrs. B. M. Cromack TO
captain and to guide for another
year. The first and second VICE
presidents, Mrs. G. w. Colgin
and Mrs. Sherwood Bishop. were
designated as first and second
mates. The secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. L. A. Booty. will act as purs-
er. The corresponding secretary.
Mrs. George White. will have
charge Of the radio room. receiving
and sending messages. The parlia-
mentarian. Mrs. r. B. Creager. be-
ing in charge OF all orderly pro-
cedure. is to be chief engineer.
and the librarian. Miss Bell. will
have complete charge Of the rec
ords and reading room.
Carrying out the nautical theme
the place cards were hand painted
boats in green and white anchored
in a blue channel beside palm
trees.
The chairman Of the study COM
mittee gave a brief talk on next
years program. Texas Hundred
Years" which she said means the
growth and development OF our
state through hi industries-in
the time since independence was
obtained. The timeliness OF this
study was particularly stressed. as
well as the necessity OF all Texans
10 know their Texas. SO being pre-
pared Sor the Centennial celebra-
ton.
With many a "Reminiscences the
members adjourned TO meet again
the third Tuesday In October.
, 1935-05-26

verne Hanna and Dorothy Pearl
Street at the second piano. One Of
the numbers given viii be one in
response to a number Of requests.
Eight due teams viii be presented
in one number each. The numbers
presented viii range in style from
the classical and romantic TO the
currently popular radio hits. Men,
bers Of the eight teams are: Mari
mel Skelton-M adelyn burst; James
Watson-Lila Lee Proser: Harriet and
Mary Frances Hardin: Dorothy
Pearl and Martha Lee Street: Har-
riet Hardin Barclay Bogel: Vera r.
Gracey-Ned 3. Craig. Dorothy Pearl
Street-Aileen Tavern Hanna; and
Vera r. Gracey-Beverly June Shul-
er.
The rythm orchestra will also be
presented in several numbers. &C
companied at the piano by Dorothy
Pearl Street. The orchestra, which
uses musical scores as does an or
chestra composed Of adults, has
made several appearances through
out the year, and has been most en-
t~usiastically received.
The personel Of the orchestra
Is as follows: drum-Happy Tandy,
triangles-George Lee McGonigle;
bellS-Madelyn burst, castanets-
Mary Frances Hardin and Betty
Rusteberg; tambourines - Marinel
Shelton. Rose Marylin Hinkley. and
Elizabeth Brown.
The three pupils who entered the
National Piano Playing Tournament
held recently in Harlingen viii be
presented In solo. These are Beverly
June Shuler. national honor roll
student; Barclay Bogel. state honor
roll student: and Mary Frances
Hardin. district honor roll student.
Four of the pupils will act as
usherS. These are Marjorie Wilson.
Doris Porter. Marjorie Huffman and
Billy Hanna.
During the month OF June. two OF
the pur a. will be presented in in
dividual recitals. Beverly June
Shuler will be presented June IL.
and Aileen Tavern Hanna will be
presented June Is. More definite an
nouncements. concerning both re-
citals will be given 1T a later date.
, 1935-05-26
Brownsville Federation OF
Women Clubs Gather For
Final Conference Thursday

League: Mrs. Homer Fitch. Self
Culture. Among the interesting
things said by Mrs. "A. w. Neck, re-
porting for the Travel club. was
that Texas had been the study OF
The brownsville Study club re-
ported talks by Mrs. q. w. johnson
and Mrs. w. W. Ewing. and also
mentioned the subject the members
had studied.
Mrs. r. Roy Ruff. the retiring
president. presented the members
OF her board with corSages and x
pressed her appreciation for their
cooperation. Mrs. Volney Taylor
presented Mrs. Ruff with n lovely
gift from the Federation in appre-
citation OF her services. Mrs. Taylor
also read n little poem by Mrs. -.
p. Gay. Jr.. dedicated to Mrs. Run.
Mrs. Homer IL. Fitch acted ms ms
falling officer and installed the new
officers for the year. The incom-
ing president. Mrs. wv. mi. Coleman,
made a short talk. telling the mem
bers that she was depending ON
them for the ucces OF her admin
istration.
other officers installed were Mrs.
q. O.. Bennett. first vice president.
Mrs. Sam d.. Hughston. second
vice president. Mrs. Fred R. Bob
len. recording secretary: Mrs. G. A.
Manahan. treasurer; Mrs nellie II.
Kee. corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Randall Mathers. parliamentarian
and Mrs. ". l.. Conrad. historian.
Mrs Coleman appointed the fol-
lowing committees. ways and
means-Mesdames Sam II. Lock
wood, w. l.. Ryman. Ellis Perry
and Emil Blanck: municipAR
Mesdames John Barron. WIWl
Yates. and Otto A. ManSke; social
service MeSdames j. Harrison
DiltZ, Alonzo Cope. and 9. I'd. Bow
man: Observation-Disclosures r.
w. Fenwick. n. f. Green and Bas-
com Cox.
Clubhouse = Mesdames Willie A.
George. q. g. Stewart. Volney Tay-
lor. Alton Berger. and a. w.
Neck: Arbor ~day-Mesdames w. J..
Vertrees. Nathan Moore and .. O..
Graham; historical-Me flames ".
l.. Conrad. r. X. Ayres. and Her
man B. Jeffrey; reporter-Mrs. ID.
p. Gay Jr.
There will be new clubs formed
during the coming club year.
others will federate with the city
and one with the state. Member
ship drives will begin al once. Es-
pecially will the Civic League en-
deavOr TO enroll as m member
every woman In the city. and Will
give social affairs I'm behalf OF an
increasIl membership.
Mrs. Coleman was the recipient
OF "A box OF flowers from the clubs
and a lovely offering from Mrs. G.
w. Johnson. wishing her success
In the e club year.
, 1935-05-26
Mrs. De la Rosa Is
Hostess Tuesday
AT Shower Event

Mrs. Elvira de la Rosa entertain
ed with a shower Tuesday evening
honoring Miss Conception Garcia.
Refreshments were served al the
close Of the evening TO the guests
who included: Fidela Garcia, Ofelia
Ortiz Leyraud, Primitive Garcia,
Bella Vera, Otila Vera, Rebecca Vii
larreal, Fidela Gavito, Maria Rita
Guzman, Eva Ortiz Leyraud, Celia
Vera, Mine Carral, Adela Vera, Oralia
Ortiz, Paca V%illarreal, Ana Maria
Lopez, Kati zee Egly. Raul Gomez,
E. Salinas, Jr., Of Sebastian: Laur-
eano de la Rosa, Jr., Ubaldo z. Bar
reda, Amelia Barrera, Alicia Bar
rera.
Francisco Cavaza Of San Benito.
Maria Isabel Crixell. Maria del Car
men Gavito, Salvador Cardenas OF
Edinburg, RodClfo de la Rosa, Maria
Benavides. Roman Nunez, Armando
Sells. ProSpero Jimenez, Jr., Fran
ceS Hernandez, Raul Zavaleta, DOL
ores c. Vida. Garlic, Robert Celaya,
Olivia O.. Moreno. Felipe Moreno,
Eloisa r. de Jemenez, Alfonso C. La
Pierre, Adam Ramos, Eugenio de la
Rosa, Guillermina Marques, Roberto
de la Rosa, Eloisa Marques, Alfonso
r. Rodriguez. Maria Isabel Gavito,
Sophia Lozano. Irene Cantu La
Pierre,
Marcelina Leal, Maria Antonio
Garcia, Estela de Ia Cara, Mrs.
John Egly. Martina Recio, Rosa del
Castillo, JoSefina Tamayo, Raquel
Lara, Della Longoria, Beltina Guz-
man, Victoria Perez, Maria Luisa
Hernandez, Sr. Jose Vega OF San
Benito, Mrs. A. Alfonso, Irene Crixell,
Nellie RouSett, Joe Rodriguez of
Donna. B. M. Garcia, j. Henggeler.
Mickey Lozano, Carmela Alfonso,
RoSita Bouts, Rodolfo Guerra, Alicia
Guerra.
ConSuelo Guerra. sra. ESperanza
Oliveira, Conception Garcia, Adam
Leal Of San Benito, Maria del Ro-
sario Gavitc, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Longoria, Jesse SloSs, Magdalena
Zavaleta. Esther Acevez. Berta La
vioS, Maria Luisa M. de Macias. Dor
cas- Garcia, Clotilde Morales. Re-
fugio CiSneroS, Maria Fernandez,
Lltonio Cisneros, Jr.. Sofia Marques.
Ernesto Oliveira, Mela de Ia Cara,
Celia de Ia Cara, Juan Tfierina,
ErneStc de Ia Rosa, Lala T1ierina,
Sofia njerina, Ricardo Garcia.
, 1935-05-26
Calendar For The Week

Art League with Mrs. w. ID. Hynd-
man In Los EbanoS
Rebekah Lodge at the Masonic
Temple at o p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Lucky 10 Bridge club with Mrs.
Norman wilson.
Little Women with Joyce Goforth.
Cameron County Home Demon
Stration encampment nc Rio Hondo.
Wednesday Tournament with Mrs.
M. T. Wentz.
Wednesday Bridge with Mrs. r. g.
Morris.
The ladies OF the Central Christ
ian church viii serve a Penny Sup
per.
Frances Leighton Dashiell's En-
chanted Garden" at the Capitol.
THURSDAY
Bride League at the Elks Han nc
1880 p. m.
FRIDAY
Gracey Studio OF Music duo-piano
recital at junior college auditorium
az Sis .. m.
SATURDAY
Wiech-Rowe wedding at the Pres
byterian church ut Q a. m