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Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20

to third il you were in hurry. The
fact that a man can live rs years
in these times is remarkable. But
that a man can not only live that
long, but can watch one sport that
long, and still retain more enthus-
iaSm than a man beating his wife,
is one jump past remarkable, or
remarkabler, if you must have a
fancy word.
It seems to me that anybody
would get tired of doing anything
for go years. I don't think I'd even
like to sit in Myrna Logs lap for
more than so. But to Connie, base
ball is just as fresh. packs just as
big a Wallop, and gets him just as
het up as it did way back in those
days when a pitcher who didn't
have a handlebar mustache might
just as well not report for a try
out.
Has Fidgets
1 sat with him for a while dur
ing yesterdays game between the
Athletics and the Yankees and he
had more ants in his pants than
the Martin Johnsons. He jumped
around and he Uttered. He wigged
and he wagged that scoreboard.
He pitched every pitch with the
pitcher. caught every ball with the
catcher, chased all the flies with
the outfielders, and shortstopped
with the shortstop. And when the
AS finally won he was happy as
though it had been the seventh
and deciding game of a world
series.
To Connie his players, even those
who talk out of the side of their
mouths, chew cut-plug, and have
boards as tough as wheat stubble,
are his boys. His criticism Of their
misplays is tempered with kindness
and when they give him an OPP
portunity TO praise them, his voice
is Joyous. He had praise for all
yesterday He rates Jimmy Foxx as
one Of the greatest players of all
time, and wouldn't be at all sur
prised to see him break Ruth's re-
cord of 90 homers in a season.
james hit SO in 1892. you know"
he said. And that's actually better
than Ruth's so for James, being a
right-handed batsman, doesn't
have those short right-field fences
to knock them over. And isn't he
doing a fine job of catching? I
knew ne would And I knew it
wouldn't hurt his batting. Yon
see, James is a slow starter, be-
cause he doesn't like the cold wea-
ther, but catching keeps him SO
busy he keeps warm even on the
coldest days. Already he has hit
two home runs. I'm mighty proud
Of him"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
INVITES LADIES
To Be CUES rs
At WIRES Inc

John A. Contos. the promoter
who is bringing wrestling to In
perial Valley and is so optimistic
about the results, today made the
following announcement from his
Barbara Worth Hotel headquar-
tiers:
ITO the Ladies Of Imperial VAL
ley:
Have you ever seen wrestling?
Have you ever seen Man Noun
tain" Dean, the 327 pound Georgia
hill-billy who is one of the most
colorful wreStlerS ever to appear
on the west coast?
DO you know that wrestling is
q combination Of all sports-box-
ing, football etc.-and that when
you see wrestling you see them all?
How would you like to see Man
Mountain Dean, Matros Kirilenko
the former Russian Cossack, Vim
cente Lopez-the greatest Mexican
wrestler ever developed, Pat Fra
ley the Irishman, Juan Humberto
the good looking Argentinian and
Al Tafrof?
THE answers to all of these
questions can be summed up in this
way: Ladies will be admitted free
with escorts to the Ell Centro arena
on Friday. April 26-the big op-
ening night.
This is your chance, ladies to
witness for yourself the sport that
has been setting them on their
ears all over the country-to see
the same wrestlers here in your
home town who have been turning
them away from the Olympic Au-
ditorium in Los Angeles to the
Madison Square Garden in New
York.
do you question whether it
would be proper for a lady to at
tend such goings on? Well, don't
worry, the ladies-God bless them
2are the backbone of the wrestling
game and no man is so rabid a fan
as the hundreds of thousands of
women who attend wrestling
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20

matches throughout the country.
At the same time, Contos also
announced the preliminary bout
which he had just signed. Juan
Humberto, Argentinian, 21O pounds,
will meet Al Tafrof, Armenian, 221
pounds. Contos probably billed
Humberto as a concession to the
ladies because he is one of the
handsomest men in the mat game
But aside from his looks, Humber
to is a polished and accomplished
wrestler, and meets an opponent
worthy of mettle Al Tafrof has
been appearing on wrestling cards
throughout the west for the past
few months and has already estab-
lished reputation for himself.
This promises to be a very spirited
match and the fans can expect
plenty of fireworks.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
LONG SHOT PAYS OFF

Aqua CALIENTE, Mexico, April
20. WP)-Another long shot romped
home with a big payoff here yes
terday. when Georges Heir fin
ished first in the second race, pay
ing s154.60 on So straight tickets.
Serapaic Knight was second, ard
Strategem was third. La Reina.
the faVorite, ran fifth. The winner
paid S1140 on 81 place tickets and
S16.60 to show.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
ROWING TouRNEY oPENs

LONG BEACH, Calf, April 20.
W.p-A crowd Of rowing enthusl-
asts gathered at Marine stadium
here TODAY to witness a l0-eyent
program of the annual Universes7
Of California University Of Califor-
MIA at Los Angeles regatta. Feature
event of the day was the Bear
Bruin Varsity race which experts
considered would easily be taken
by the California crew, in spite
of the recent drubbing handed It
by the Washington Huskies.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
Spartons Meet
Imperial oday

Central Union high schools ball
tossers were scheduled to make
their seventh start of the season
this afternoon against an improved
Imperial high school nine on the
local diamond.
Bill Jones was lined up to start
on the mound, the only regular in
at the beginning of the game.
Other starters were to be chosen
from the second string, which
Coach w. S. Taylor wishes to see
action in league play.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
Calexico To Hold
Golf Tournament

Seventh annual tournament of
the International golf club of Cal
exico opens with the qualifying
rounds tomorrow, Sunday, which
will continue until April 26, the
match play starting on April 26 and
ending April 81.
On April 26 18 holes will be play
ed, as will be on April 81, with SO
holes on the last date, April %.
The CaleXico club is offering a
large array of prizes, many of them
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
MATCH LEwIs-RowsEY

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20. UPl
san Francisco promoters today
matched John Henry Lewis. Phoe-
nix light heavyweight and Frank
Rowsey Of Los Angeles for a ten
round bout here May 10.
Lewis defeated Bob DIN, light
heavyweight champion, in his last
appearance in a san Francisco
ring. The Negro youth VIII spend
several days in Arizona before re-
turning here next week to begin
training for the Rowsey battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
STANDINGS IN
BIC LEAGUES
TOPSY TURVY
By LAYTON CARVER
United Press staff Correspondent

Jmted Press Staff CORRESPONDENT
NEW YORK. April 20 UD-Ca-
sey Stengel's Dodgers and Chuck
Dressen's Reds are enjoying the
thrill Of a first place tie in the
National league pennant race. al
though they may skid from their
perch any time now
In topsy-turvy scramble of last
seasons trailers. the Dodgers, who
finished sixth in 1884, and the
Reds, who were in their custom
airy cellar position, have as rivals
the Phillies, seventh last season,
now third. and the Pirates, who
have moved from fifth to fourth.
The Pittsburgh club maintained
an even 500 percentage yesterday
by cashing in on the outstanding
pitching performance Of the sea-
son. It was a one-hit. to 0 shut
out by big Darrell Blanton against
the world champion Cardinals.
That defeat showed the Cards
into a fifth, sixth and seventh
place tie with the well-liked Cubs
and Ruth-rejuvenated Braves. The
Giants-figured to give the Cards
race if the two clubs ever get
started--remained on the bottom.
The Brooklyns earned their first
place tic by taking two in day
over the Boston Braves at Boston.
The Phillies, maintained their
pace by piling up % hits, that ad-
ded up into an IS TO win over the
Giants.
The Cincinnati Reds sent 81
johnson to the hill against Chi
cago and Grimm's Cubs suffered
sheir second shutout in two days
this time by a to O..
In three American league games,
the Red Sex continued TO domin-
ate the scene by scoring their third
victory in four starts, with Lefty
Grove making his first comeback
effort. He was given credit for the
10 to victory over washington.
The Yankees lost their third in
four starts, when Wally Moses and
Bob johnson hit homers, the lat
ter with the bases filled, for the
Athletics. who won 6-5.
The Detroit champions came TO
grief against Rookie Johnny White
head of the Texas league, who
pitched six-hit bah as the Chicago
White Sox scored 3 to 2 win.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
EXHIBITIONS FOR BAER

CHICAGO, April 20. U.H-Max
Baer, heavyweight champion, will
appear in two more exhibition
bouts before leaving for New York
to start work for his 15-round title
bout with Jimmy Braddock June
13. Baer will meet Eddie Simms
in a four-round match at Cleve-
land Tuesday. and then will go to
st. Louis to meet Babe Hunt Fri
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
TROJAN FRESHMEN WIN

LOS ANGELES. April 20. Og-
The University Of Southern Cali
fornia freshman track and field
team defeated the University Of
California at Los Angeles first year
squad, 108 to % here yesterday.
Bruins took only one first place,
the $50 which Nickerson won in
l.59.a
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
HOWELL GOES TO MINORS

DETROIT. April 20. UR)-Mil-
lard dDixie) Howell, former Uni
yersity of Alabama football star, to-
day was on his way to the Birming-
ham club OF the southern associa-
ton, released on option by the De-
troit Tigers. Howell was signed by
the Tigers last March and was in
iured during a practice game.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
sErs COURSE RECORD

PITTSBURGH. April 20. UP
Ray Mangfum. Los Angeles pro,
set a new course record Of 68-four
under par-yesterday for the Oak
mont country club. where the ma
tional open golf tournament viii
BE- played next june. Mangrum
had 81 fog the par 81 first nine
holes. which included four brides.
tuui pars ana a. eagle "a lhe
paf Alnth,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
NEW EGG LAYING RECORD

RANDOLPH, Mass. 0P - Mrs.
William McClelland believes that
her 30 Rhode Island Red pullets
have established an egg-laying rec
ord They laid 651 eggs during
March. This is an average of nearly
% eggs per hen.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
MILLER GETS BOUT

PALMA. Afalorca, April 20. U.P)-
Freddie Miller Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
claimant to the world featherweight
title, viii meet Johnny Cruz of Gu
ba Sunday night. Pauline Uzcudun
will referee.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn 4-4, Boston 2-2.
Cincinnati 4, Chicago 0.
Pittsburgh 3, st. Louis 0.
Philadelphia 10, New York T.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
DERBY ENTRY DOUBTFUL

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 20. U.D
-Bluebeard, owned by Mrs. R. B.
Fairbanks of Indianapolis, probably
win not start in the Kentucky der
by because Of an infected foot.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
COAST LEAGUE
yesferdar,s Resnlts

teobtfudY Ettsttt'
Oakland 8. Seattle /.
Sacramento 5, San Francisco 4
HOLLYWOOD 8, Los Angeles 3.
Portland II, Missions 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20

in silver, and has arranged a spe-
cial flight for the women with pri-
zes similar to those offered in the
mems flight.
On Sunday. April %, the club
will hold one Of its famous barbe-
cues.
The tournament is open to all
golfers interested and entrance fee
is $3.50. Entrance blanks are avail
able at the Barbara Worth club,
where local golfers may secure
them.
The university has established
four rootstock experiment plots in
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
Baseball Standings
By United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS Results

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 6. New York ..
Boston 10, Washington 6.
Chicago 3, Detroit 2.
Cleveland and st. Louis, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
BROWN TO DEFEND TITLE

BARCELONA, April 20. U.P)-
Jayier Torres, Spanish bantam
weight. viii meet Panama al Brownt
world title claimant. Wednesday
night d was announced today
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20

Yesterdays hero-Darreu Blan-
ton. Pirates, rookie right handler,
who held the Cards to one hit and
scored shutout.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-20
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, 1935-02-24

Light refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Mrs George u. Marsh was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to Las Palmas
Bridge club. the following members
attending: Mesdames L. r. Brooks,
John A. Pope, Jr, w. w. Shuford,
ID. 9. King, ID. q. Martin, Howard
Stages and Joe Moss. Mrs. Joe d.
Taylor OF Rincon Ranch and Mrs.
A. r.. Baker were guests OF the club
After play. In which scores were
made by Mrs. Stages and Mrs.
Brooks, q delicious two-course sup
per was served by the hostess.
Nj. and Mrs. John A. Pope, Jr.,
with Dolly and Johnny. left Thurs
day for the Washington Birthday
celebration in Laredo. where they
viii be the guests Of Mrs. John A.
Pope, Sr.
Mrs. Ernest Kelley and Miss En-
nestine Kelley are spending the
week here. on vacation from the
Kingsville high school. where Miss
ErneStine IL a senior.
Mrs. Florence j. Scott returned
Thursday from Austin and San
Antonio.
Herndon Scott has entered Texas
University where he is n member OF
the sophomore class.
Mrs. Sarah Z. johnson Of Dallas,
who has been the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Scott, for several weeks,
during which she was the recipient
OF many courtesies In Rio Grande
City and the Valley. has returned to
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moss have re-
turned to Houston and Refugio.
MI. and Mrs. Joe ID. Taylor OF
FL Rincon Ranch we're guests at
luncheon Wednesday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bismarck Pope of La
redo spent Thursday and Friday with
Mr.. Pope's brother. John A. Pope,
Jr., and Mrs. Pope.
Howard Stages motored to Heb
bronville Wednesday.
, 1935-02-24
Valley Students
u. of T.

Custer Yates Of Brownsville tried
out successfully for membership in
the Turtle clT. University swim
ming organization for women.
Scottish Rite Dormitory used yell
low daffodils as decoration for a
formal c~andlelight dinner given
Friday night. Among the guests
were DR.. and Mrs. II. Y. Benedict.
Dean Parlin, Frances Grimsell Of
San Benito. Kelsey Stuart Of Har-
lingen, AIDA Reed Templeton OF
Harrington. Custer Yates Of Browns
vile. Matte Belle Ross Of Edinburg.
Pearl Goodman Of San Benito. Gail
McDavitt Of Brownsville and Betty
Rockwell Of Brownsville.
Gail Shultz Of Brownsville was
guest Of the TEXAS club when the or
ganization held an informal open
house Friday night at the club
house. Dancing was the entertain
ment and punch was served.
Newman club Is completing plans
for a spring semester formal dance
to be held Friday, March /, in the
Newman Hall ballroom. Lillian Run
yon and ANAL Runyon. both Of
Brownsville. are members Of the
Newman club.
Increased emphasis has been
placed on the Bluebonnet Belle di-
vision OF the 1885 Cactus by dou-
bling the section in size and allot-
ing two full pages for each beauty
chosen as a Bluebonnet Belle.
Editor Donald Markle and the en-
graverS have concentrated their at
tention Of this section 10 make ID as
attractive as possible, featuring both
a portrait study and a full length
pose OF the beauties. instead Of the
one camera study as in the 1894
Cactus.
Gail McDavitt of Brownsville and
Lillian Runyon Of Brownsville have
been chosen as Bluebonnet Bellies.
Ruth Lee Of McAllen who has
been taking flying lessons for six
months under the direction of Ru-
dolf DOC" Halle. manager OF the
University Airport. made her first
parachute jump Sunday afternoon
from a height Of $500 feet.
Lucius Polk OF Pharr did not re-
turn To the University for the sec
ond semester.
Hattie Belle Ross Of Edinburg IS
spending the weekend at home.
, 1935-02-24
WOWAdfair
CiOen Lately
From the Club Reporterl

A beautiful Valentine party was
given recently 70 the juniors OF 253,
Alma de los LivioS." auxiliary to
2047 Lunas de Mexico az the w. o.
w. hall after the closing Of the
meeting ceremony, during which a
very elaborate program took place,
with different acts Of singing and
dancing A play also was presented.
Those taking part were FloreStela
Lerma, Media Garcia, Ninfa Mar
tinez. Graciela Briseno. Mary Wit
tizzell. Eliza Guerrero, and OralIa
and Lidia Carreio, Leonor and
Maria Delgado, Alicia Pierce, Mar
garita Rubio, Alicia BriSeno. Mar
garita Soils. Guadalupe Recio, and
Esperanto Garcia.
After the program all OF the VAL
entines were distributed from a
white square box In the center OF
the box was a broken heart. and
from IL were streamers of papers
which all the children pulled. The
child who pulled the Streamer with
tiny red hearts was presented with
a prize. "A beautiful pinata also rep
resenting a red heart was broken,
and baskets OF candy were dis
tributed TO all present. About 100
persons attended the party. VIM
nerS of prfzes were Silvestre V!lanC,
Alicia Lopez. ard Reynaldo Recio.
Mrs. Alberto BrLseno, junior
supervisor. thanked all persons as
Sisting her especially Mrs. Norma
Heck, Ms. Francesca P Sierra, Mrs.
Francisco B. Clay Mrs. NJ. p. Car
denaS. Miss Elvira Serrano. and
Mrs. T. Walter. She also requested
the mothers TO send the children
to the Junior meetings Mondays at
4.30 D. m. at the w. o. w. nall.
, 1935-02-24
NesIaco Study
Club Gathers
This Week
Especial to The HeraIdI

Especial 20 The HeraIdI
WESLACO. Feb. 23.-The regular
meeting OF the weslaco Study club
was held Tuesday a. the home OF
Mrs. Z. A. Weber with about Is
members present.
Mrs. p. p. DoSs and Mrs. Y. p.
Yarbrough led in q most interest
ing Texas" program. James Nc
E1yea. radio singer. sang q number
OF Texas songs. Mrs. DoSs presented
one OF the first Centennial half
dollars to James az the close OF the
program.
Mrs. Raymond Clifford was host
esS Monday 10 members or circle
three OF the Methodist Missionary
society. Good attendance was reg
istered. An interesting program,
with subjects taken from the World
Outlook, was given by Mesdames
Molby. Fred Robertson. Haas and
Clifford.
Miss Matte Wilroy, county home
demonstration agent, was In charge
OF a joint meeting OF the Demon
stration clubs OF WeSlaco. the Worth
While. Llano Grande and Southern
star clubs held Thursday.
First Aid For the Bedroom" was
the subject Of discussion, and Miss
Wilroy gave an interesting llluStra-
ted lecture on the bed. protective
covering for mattresses and springs
and the spreads. Many questions
we're answered By the leader.
Light refreshments served
by the Southern Star club. The next
Joint meeting will be the third
Thursday in March with the Worth
While club as hostess.
: The Southern Star club WI meet
, 1935-02-24
.RangerOille
Ne Notes
lsnnrIni III The Hernldl

N2ENAAAA ~ AAAA AAAA1A1N
RANGERVrLLE. Feb. %. - The
revival meetings at the Church OF
Christ conducted by Mr.. Williams
continued q week longer than was
scheduled.
Miss Emma Buffo of La Feria spent
the week with her parents here.
Mr.. Tom Farmer is quite recov-
cred from the heart attack which he
suffered recently at the home Of his
mother.
Mrs. Morgan Buchan attended the
home demonstration council meet
ing in San Benito recently and was
elected treasurer OF the Cameron
county council.
Mrs. Carl Kaigler. sponsor Of the
local All girls met with the girls
Wednesday and gave instructions on
apron making. All members OF the
club were in attendance.
Rev. Owens Of Mercedes will de-
liver the sermon at the Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon at 2:S0
Vivian Danley who returned home
from the Valley Baptist hospital sew
eral days ago is greatly improved.
The grammar grade baseball teams
are organized now under their cap
tains. Miss Martha Hoket and Eu-
gene Scogin and daily practice viii
put them in shape for the meet they
will enter the last Of March.
The track teams are also using
every available moment TO fit them
selves for their part in the county
meet at San Benito.
, 1935-02-24

r. Wright, r. Il. Burnett and Pearne
Congdon.
The hostess presented q lovely gift
to Mrs. Tanner and trophies to Mrs.
Burnett and Mrs. Upton for mem
bers and guests respectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Braden re-
turned Monday from q short trip
to Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras.
DR.. w. r. Gibbs and family had as
their guests this week Mr.. and Mrs.
Grange Gibson and daughter Louise.
from Wister, Oklahoma. The visi-
tors left Wednesday for their home.
Mrs. Bob Euler returned Wednes-
day from a visit in Abilene.
Mrs. Ned Henderson, left Tuesday
for q visit with relatives In Fort
Worth.
r. N. Smith returned Monday night
from a business trip to Dallas.
Mrs. +. 3. Waite and Mrs. Chita
Yeager left Saturday for q business
trip to Dallas.
Mrs. william Menning Of Appleton,
Wisconsin. is the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. A. Jeffreys.
- -
, 1935-02-24
Book Re0iew
Has Meeting
In Rio Grande
Especial 70 The Heraldl

A2kEGAnA ~ AAtAAA4N
RIO GRANDE CITY, Feb. q. -
The Book Heview club OF Rio Grande
City was entertained Thursday af-
ternoon by Mrs. Lawrence r. Brooks
at her home. The following members
attending: Mesdames r. Z. willough-
BY, s. r.. Ingram. O. p. Cummings.
and Ida Z. Huff Of Fort Rniggold: G.
J. Martin. Terry Hornaday, Ira
O'Meara, Howard Stages and Misses
Shirley and Robin Brooks. Guests
we're Mrs. Adeline Myers and Mrs.
Sam l.. Myers OF Fort Ringgold and
Mrs. 4. &. Taegel OF Rio Grande. A
very fine review of Beneath Ny
Cloak" by Kate OBrien was given
by Mrs. HoEnaday. followed by a dis
cuSsion, and a Valentine salad was
served.
The w. M. s. of the First Baptist
church met Monday afternoon at
the church for an examination on
the study book. Those present in
cluded Mesdames II. M. Jones OF
Roma. l.. L. Patton. T. T. Tidmore,
j. S. Howard. M. De Terrier. @. ID.
Mosteller. Howard Bass, Ernest KEEL
ley, <. G. Carter and Dean.
The Serving club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. George B,
Marsh. the following being present:
Mesdames r d. Guerra. John A
Pope. Jr., B. G. King. d. 5. Martin.
A. r. Baker. and j. II. May. Mrs.
j. M. Stone of Carrie Springs. Mrs.
r. G. Brunneman. and Mrs. Gordon
Langston were guests Of the club.
, 1935-02-24
Mrs. Lipscomb Is
Honored With a
PARTY Frida,

Mrs. j. Clark Gracey was hostess
Friday afternoon TO a number OF
friends at a shower" honoring Mrs.
w. L. Lipscomb. Following an un-
usual contest in which Mrs. d. q
Hanna was high and Mrs. II. r
Street low. games Of bridge were
played. Awards in the contest were
presented 70 the honoree.
Those present were MeSdames +.
r. Baird. George <. Carson, A. <.
Derrick. B. c.. Hanna. II. L. Hanna,
w. II. Huffman. Glen Hermann. Bill
Lawrence. John Meuli. Eta Roberts.
r. w. Shuler. II. r. Street. II. r.
Street. w. +. Street. and Miss Marie
Clark.
, 1935-02-24
Local Pair Honored
AT Birthday Party
By holdings Lately

Mr. and Mrs Aurther Curling
entertained at q surprise birthday
party recently, honoring Nh. and
Mrs. r. L. Bolding whose birthday
fan two days apert. Games furnish
ed amusement for the evening with
prizes In the guessing contests GO
Ina 20 Mrs. n. l. Schultz. and Sergt.
NcNeal. At a late hour refreshments
ware served TO about IS guests.
, 1935-02-24

CLUB TO MEET
There will be a meeting Of thu
brownsville Art League Tuesday att
ernoon at 2:30 O'Clock at the home OK
Mrs. RelliS G. Buckley, luoS W.
washington street.
, 1935-02-24
VISITS IN DONNA

Miss Sarah Shapto is spending the
weekend in Donna with friends.
, 1935-02-24

Miss Dial Leech. and Mr.. H. Frank
Patty. ION OF Mrs A. A. Patty. were
Quietly united In marriage wednes-
day evening.
The young couple left Immediate
Nv ON n short honeymoon they
win De at home In Weslaco.
, 1935-02-24
lAAA.k*

March 8 at the home of Mrs EhN
On mile 5 and IL Win Airs. III. In
Buddemeyer ms assistant hostess