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Evening star., 1935-06-07
|Mne.Lebrun
lis Guest at
|Crunn Elbow
Presidents M o tn e r
Hostess at Hyde
Park Home.

Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother OF
the President, entertained at luncheon
Yesterday at her estate, Crum Elbow,
at HYDE Park, In honor of Mime. Al
bert Lebrun, wife of the President OF
the French Republic. Mime. Lebrun
and Mrs. Roosevelt met in France
during the visit the Presidents mother
made there last year. The other
guests at the luncheon were the Am
bassador of France and Nine. de La
boulaye, Nine. Jean Lebrun, Nine
Lebrun's daughter -in-law; the former
French minister of the merchant
marine. M. William Bertrand; M
Henri Dulignier of the French proto-
col, and Admiral Jules lie Bigot, aide
to the President of France.
Following the luncheon Nine. Le-
brun and her party were guests at
a reception at the French Institute
given by the president and trustees OF
the institute. the directors OF the
French Chamber of Commerce in the
United States and members of the
French colony in New York.
Nine. Lebrun entertained at dinner
last evening at the Waldorf-Astoria
Dinner was served at one large oval
table, which was decorated with a
huge centerpiece of blue feurs-de-lis
white stock and red carnations. rep
resenting the tricolor of France
Among the guests we're the Ambas-
sador OF France and Nine. de Labou-
laye. the counselor of the embassy,
NJ. Jules Henry: Mime. Freysselinaro
and Nine. Jean Lebrun, daughter and
Evening star., 1935-06-07
DR.. Grosvenor in West
President of the Geographic Society to
Witness Stratosphere Flight.

William H. Dawson, Mrs. Herbert L.
Seamans, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas r.
Hutchison, Mrs. Allen H. Kirk. Mrs.
Ralph o. Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ramsey Bready, Mrs. Powell Sum-
mers and DR.. and Mrs. Ernest @.
Shull. High scores were made by Mrs.
Shull and Mrs. George F. Buell..
Mr.. S. A. Graninger and his daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Graninger. are back
at their home in Veitch Summit. Va.
the former having gone the first Of
the week to attend the graduation
exercises of his daughter at Averett
College and to make the return trip
home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Jackson enter
tanned a company Of SO friends at a
bridge party Wednesday night in their
home in Takoma Park, Md.
Miss Peggy Kearney, talented young
artist of Arlington County, is attend
ing the finals" and prom" at VAN
derbilt University in Nashville, Tenn,
and will return to her home In
Thrifton Village Sunday evening.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
Seventy.Third Club
Has River Picnic

The members of the Seventy-third
Club. composed of wives of members
of the Seventy-third Congress, boarded
the boat City of Washington yester-
day on its 10 o'clock trip down the
Potomac. their destination being
Marshall Hall. From the many bas-
kets and boxes the women carried it
was not hard to guess that they were
in picnicking mood. Mrs. Charles j.
Golden, president. was responsible for
the happy trip.
The Seventy third Club has met
once a month throughout the Winter
in order that the one hundred or more
members might become better &C
quairted. While this was the final
gettogether of the season. the women
have planned an interesting program
for next year and are looking forward
to their opening meeting on the
fo::.-tssa Wednesday of January, 1895.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
Hartung.Thomas
Wedding May 80

The marriage Is announced of Mrs.
Katherine Carroll Thomas, widow Of
Edwin Lozier Thomas, to Mr.. William
K. Hartung Of this city. The cere-
mony took place in Fairfax. Va, May
30, and the bride and bridegroom
went at once to the country place
they have taken for the Summer at
Aldie, Va, a few miles from Middle
burg. While the engagement was
known to their friends, the wedding
came as something Of a surprise, as it
was scheduled to take place later this
month. The bride is the only daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Elic S. Carroll.
we'll known residents of Washington
for many years. Mrs. Carroll is the
former Miss Rose Wiltshire. daughter
of the late Judge w. w. Wiltshire, for
many years a member Of Congress
from Little Rock, Ark. and a dis
tinguished Judge there. On her
fathers side Mrs. Hartung is de-
scended directly from Charles Car
roll of Carrollton and the distin-
guished line of CAROLS in Maryland.
Evening star., 1935-06-07

daughter in law of the hosts; the
Mayor Of New York and Mrs. Fiorello
H. La Guardia. M. and Mime. william
Bertrand, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Car
tier, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy s. Straus,
State Senator Joseph Clark Baldwin,
Sd, and Mrs. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcel Olivier. Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
NORM de Linclays, Gen. Henri Can
gardel and Nine. Cangardel, Col.
George w. Burleigh and Mrs. Bur-
leigh, First Deputy Police Commits
sioner Harold Fowler and Mrs. Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Southgate, Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius M. Boomer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pavey, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Blum, Count Charles de Ferry
de Fontnouvelle, French consul gen.
eral in New York: Rear Admiral Le
Bigot, Count de Leusse. Capt. Rene
Pugnet of the Normandie and Comdr
Pierre Thoreux, staff captain Of the
ship.
Evening star., 1935-06-07
Mississippi Society
.Picnic.Dance Tonight

The Mississippi State Society, under
the direction of its president. Maj.
William E. Brougher. is planning q
picnic outing and dance at Marshall
Hall Park this evening. The Wilson
liner City of Washington will make
several trips and the largest crowd
is expected on the $50 o'clock boat
Parents are especially invited to bring
the children
The society will have the entire
dance concession at the park this eve
ming and will furnish its own orches-
ira. Light refreshments will be served
without charge.
This will be an old-fashioned pic
mic and all Mississippians and their
friends are invited.
, 1935-11-08
Club Birhda
Is Observed
In Phar
Especial 70 The HerAldl


PHARR, Nov. 8-Mrs. r. q. Rich
mond, assisted by Mrs. Fred Henke,
entertained the North Pharr Home
ternoon in celebration Of the clubs
sixteenth birthday. The living room
was adorned with bowls Of red
flowers and the birthday cake,
handsomely decorated in red and
green, was cut for Is members and
two guests: Mrs. Mary @. Knox,
Miss Olivia Palmer. Miss Ethel
Warnock and Mesdames II. Z. Al
co.., John Crumb. L. G. Delp, G.. <.
Dodd, F. G. Henke. N. F. Henke,
j. o. Jameton. l. L. Lewis. H. l..
AIurphey, r. G. Richmond, A. A.
Slayton, Dale Slayton, G. NJ. Palm
er and Guy Cormac.
During the business session re-
ports from Council were given by
Mrs. r. G.. Richmond and the pres
ident, Mrs. Fred Henke. After dis
cussion 1t was agreed to enter a
representative in The WeSlaco Style
Show December II. The incoming
president, Mrs. A. A. Slayton, named
her committees for next year and
Mrs. Guy McCormac was appointed
pantry demonstration; Mrs. II. z.
Alcott. yard demonstration: and Mrs.
II. L. Murphey, bedroom demonstra-
tor.
Miss Ethel Warnock. the leader
for the afternoon, displayed and
explained the making of many
beautiful and inexpensive gifts for
birthdays, Christmas and showers.
, 1935-11-08
Class Teacher
HonOred With
Party Event
Especial 70 The Hernldl

~ ~ @&& $1,000
HARLINGEN. Nov "A delight
full hospitality Of the week was the
birthday party honoring Mrs. w. r.
McLemore given by members Of the
Daughters Of Wesley Bible class D.
the Methodist church school. The af-
fair was held Friday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. j. r. Moore and
was arranged as a complete surprise
Tor Mrs. McLemore who is president
OF the class. A profusion oil orange
ano yellow fall blossoms were used
about the reception rooms.
A name contest arranged by Mrs.
Fred G.. Roane was an interesting
diversion and a scripture contest was
conducted by Mrs. L. B. Ives. "A large
birthday cake bearing three candles
was presented Mrs. McLemore by
Mrs. Nathan Powell, teacher Of the
class. who stated that the three
candles represented the past. pres
ent and future activity OF the hcn-
Gree as a faithful member and
president Of the class.
A dainty refreshment course was
served by the committee composed
OF Mrs. Moore, Mrs. L. B. Ives and
Mrs. Fred G.. Roane.
Present we're MeSdames L. q. Har-
riS, John New. and John Elliff.
M. w. Rietz, H. S. joseph. NAV
Beard, j. A. Mapes, j. o. Hardy.
Lloyd Thompson. w. A. McNabney.
j. B. Landlord. Nathan Powell. A.
E. Klein. A. j. Rabel. w. II. Huling.
w. A. Stephens. Aaron Cunningham.
]. B. Corns, l.. q. Nichols, j G. Ray
bourne. Frank p. Meadow. Rainey.
and G. @. Hindman.
Mrs. w. c. Fitzpatrick was host
eSS Thursday afternoon at her home
70 members OF her bridge club.
Game trophies were awarded Mrs.
A. G. Hipp. Mrs. Tom Crotchett and
Mrs. Gaylord Kenney for scores
made. Others present were Mes
danes II. II. Schander, Vincent, Her
man Watson, Terry Nesmith.
, 1935-11-08
Raymond0ille
Mews, Notes

RAYMONDVILLE. November 8
-MeSSrS. and MeSdameS G. VI. Cor
bett, w. @. Hecht. I. B. Loe. j. j
Adams, Geo. Lochrie, N. c. Tracey
W. A. Addington, E. NJ. Tonne, j
II. TONNE, B. E. Earle, c. w. Pierce
Wayne Sprecher. Gene Smith. r. w
Green, Ted Green, Doyne Holder
G. N. Howard. j. @. Caudle. Burton
d. Rapp, p. D. LiSSner, Harry
Douthit, M. j. Glarner. Carl Duddle-
ston.
MesSrs. and Mesdames German
Fox, Samuel L. Gill, w. w. Gray
son, Geor. MuSgraveS, r. +. Robin
son, Z. Fl. Jameson, j. K. Smith
A. A. Lindahl, Lud Snow, Frank
Brownfield, Clinton Fraser, ]. A
Fambrough, Jr., Mrs. Virgil Haley
Gene Albin, Z. l. Bull, B. S. Wright,
Harry Shapiro, B. p. Jaco, c. G.
Conley. c. y. Scott, ". w. Pittman,
Earl Gilliland all Of Raymondville,
MeSdsmes A. o. Woodford Of Clare
mont. California, Myrtle Harrison
Of Linda Minnesota. j. A. Fambrough
Of Atlanta, Georgia and three of
their eleven grandchildren. Misses
Helen and Elizabeth McMullen Of
Orange, Texas and David Edwin
GoSS Of Raymondville.
Misses Carolyn Colvin, Of Har-
hngen: Ora Geren, of Hargill: Ethel
alyce Chambers, Patsy Lou and
Mart LII Akard. Mary Lewis, Patsy
Loe. Alma Spivey and Marian Ed
wards. sll Of Raymondville: Mes
danes T. c. Green. z. B. Bradley,
Frank Quota. z. H. TONNE, Ger
trude Humphrey. ID. <. Decker,
Betty Douthit. j. p. Bremen, st.
Clair Thompson. and B. S. Duffield.
all Of Raymondville.
, 1935-11-08
Church Class
Has Meeting
In Rio Hondo
Especial TO The Herald

NORELAnA ~ AIN &ANA4AaH
RIO HONDO, Nov. S.-The Kun
Joynus KlaSs of the Community
church met here Monday evening
In the church parlorS. During the
absence Of Mrs. r. NJ. Branno1A MR..
WIN. Brockhaus, vice-preSideluT pre-
sided.
Mrs. Edna Johnson chairman of
the committee on arrangements for
the musical coffee" reported that
definite date for the affair had
not been set Announcement was
made Of the election Of officers 70
be held at the next meeting Deem
Der 2.
Mrs. Thora Lang was In charge
OF the interesting lesson from the
book OF Suzeki.
The penny carnival recently
staged by the Rio Hondc Parent
Teachers association Melted the as
ISOLATION S96.78 according TO Mayor
Byrl HOllon, treasurer for the P.TA
Mrs. Charles P.ckens Of Browns
vile, was a visitor at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Burleson Wednesday.
Charles Heck has returned from
a two months visit in Iowa. He
was accompanied home by his
sister. Miss Violet Heck, who VII
remain for the winter. Miss Heck
has visited here on previous oc-
casionS and will be remembered by
many.
Mrs. r. L. Harsh and Miss Bios
som and Turner Harsh have re-
turned from a short business trip to
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Mccarthy and
son Jim have returned from San
Antonio. Texas.
, 1935-11-08
Music Lovers
Honored With
Two E0ents
Especial 70 The Heraldl

M~E@@
HARLINGEN, Nov. 8.-Activities
OF the Music Lovers club for the
week include a benefit performance
given Tuesday evening at the Wo-
mans building and the regular
monthly study program given We'd
neSday afternoon. Funds obtained
from the benefit will be used ON the
purchase OF a second piano for the
Woman's building.
Mrs. Lloyd Stiernberg. president,
was assisted by Mrs. s. r. Jennings,
president emeritus. program chair
man for the evening. The program
was opened and closed by double
piano numbers played by Misses
Mary Elizabeth Challes and Maurine
McLeuand and MeSdames Josephine
Pollard Huntley and. ] @. Britain.
Mrs. Henry Carlisle and Miss Ada
Reid Alderdice were soloistS. Mrs.
Carlisle sang Love Has Wings" by
Rogers and Miss Alderdice sang a
group "A Memory" CAM, "A Black
bird Singing" Head and "EcStacy"
by Walter Morse Runnel, accom-
panied by Mrs. M. Z. Deakins. from
bone numbers were given by Char
les Huntley and Mrs. Huntley play
ed two piano numbers, The Dolls
Ballet" and Waltz" by Mokjries.
Mrs. H. M. Dace. violinist, played
Hungarian Rhapsody" by Hansen,
accompanied by Mrs. Huntley and
Spoon River" by Granger.
Mrs. p. q. Greenwood was leader
Of the program on Early and Mod
ern French Music" at the meeting
Of the Music Lovers club WedneS-
day afternoon. Mrs. Greenwood gave
interesting comments on the COM
posers studied and told briefly Of
French music.
The program Of music included
a double duet composed of MeSdames
i. d. King, Crockett Campbell.
Greenwood and H. A. Felt.
Mrs. Lloyd Stiernberg gave as a
violin selection Concerto, Op. "a,
No. / by De Beriot.
Mrs. Edward Milligan sang two
numbers by Chaminade. Were /
q Gardner and "A Little Silver
Ring"
Mrs. Josephine Pollard Huntley
played Debussy's. The Sunken Gar
den and Mrs. Henry Carlisle sang
Aria" by Meyerbeer.
HoSteSSes for the meeting were
Mrs. H. NJ. Dace. Mrs. +. G. Deer
ing and Mrs. N. "A. Davidson.
, 1935-11-08
Mrs. Helen Johnson
Spends Two Days
Here This Week

Mrs. Helen r. Johnson spent two
days this week with her parents.
MI. and Mrs. @. wv. johnson before
leaving Tuesday to fill d speaking
engagement In Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Johnson gave IS lectures
last month In different Is. She
viii be the only speaker on avia-
ton at the convention OF the Texas
Federation OF Women'S clubs In
Austin.
During a banquet in Tulsa. Okla
homa, at which she was honor guest,
Mrs. Johnson was seated next TO
General Hugh 3. Johnson. who ex-
pressed great interest in the work
In which she Is engaged Mrs.
Johnson Is the only woman holding
an executive position in aviation.
In Texas.
, 1935-11-08

daughter. Mrs. Wilson also visited
in Kansas.
Klemann Watson was a San Ben
ito visitor the latter part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Finlay and
Mrs. Howard Haggood OF Lyford,
were recent callers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bourne
have returned from Temple. While
they were away. Marshall. Jr.. visit
cd his grandmother. Mrs. Ida Bourne
and little Beatrice Anne Bourne Wis
tied her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. j. r. Spruse, of Woodsboro.
Miss Betty Gwen Barlowe spent
several days mere this week with
relatives and was accompanied to
Edinburg where she Is attending
junior college by her aunt. Mrs. Jane
Wilson. and uncle. Mr. Charles Reed.
, 1935-11-08
Literary Club
Is HonOred In
Valley Town
Especial 70 The Heraldl

LA FERIA, Nov. 8.-Mrs. G. III.
Ritter, assisted by Mrs. L. r..
Starkey. was hostess to the 10th
Century Literary club Thursday
afternoon. A very interesting report
on the Valley Federation Of Woman's
Clubs held recently In Edinburg
was given Mrs. Charles Harpin. "A
very clever and amusing report OF
the historical trip to Mier by a
representative group Of the club was
made by Mrs. L. L. Starkey.
Honor guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. A. r. Sheldon and her
daughter. Mrs. Sheldon Is the wife
Of the nationally known educator,
DR.. A. F. Sheldon, who is the
originator Of the Rotary club motto
He Profits most who serves best
A sketch Of the book old Rough
and Ready" by Mrs. Florence Scott
Of Rio Grande City, was given by
Mrs. j. S. Sanders.
At the conclusion of the meeting
the hostesses served refreshing
plates to the 20 members and their
guests.
Mrs. A. F. Landry. assisted by
Mrs. r. +. Magee, was hostess 10
the members OF the Fidelis Matron's
class OF the First Baptist church
Thursday afternoon. The topic for
the program Of the afternoon was
Africa" Mrs. Sloane discussed
People and Customs: Mrs,
Ernest Stein, Scenic Beauty OF
Africa" and Mrs. Jno. Wallace,
Baptist Missionaries in Africa
Refreshments OF pumpkin pie and
coffee were served to the Is men,
berS present.
MeSdames GuiSe and ". G. Spie:
were joint hostesses to the Susan
nah Wesley class Of the Methodist
church Thursday afternoon. Mrs
A. J. Pope, teacher, was leader fol
the afternoon and Mrs. Schley gave
a very helpful and inspiring tall
or the subject Of prayer. Following
the program a short business meet
ing was conducted by the president
Mrs. Holcombe.
, 1935-11-08
Priscilla Club
Entertained
In Olmito

Mrs. Eula Richards was hostess
Thursday afternoon to members Of
the Modern Priscilla club OF Olmito
at her home. The II members drew
names for the exchange OF Christ
mas packages before taking UP va
rious kinds Of needlework.
Among those present were Mes
danes Eleanor Bray, Jewel Latimer.
Ella Willis, Virginia Bennett, May
WilbankS Elizabeth Willis, Alma
McEowen, Emma Pearson, Bessie
Robbins. Elizabeth Womack and
Frankie Box.
The meeting will be held Thurs
day, November Fl with Mrs. Bessie
Robbins as hostess.
, 1935-11-08

recent visitor here with his sister,
Miss Ruby Bell.
Rev. u. "A. Hunter. OF BROWNSVILLE
viii fill the pulpit at the Methodist
church at the morning and evening
services.
Miss Juanita Bolfin. OF EdinburBs
was a guest Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. Robert Keene.
Rev. F. L. and Mrs. +. L. Marlin
and two children planned to leave
Friday for Port Isabel where the
former will be pastor OF the Metho-
dist church.
, 1935-11-08
San Benito Making
Plans For Christmas

SAN BENTTO, Nov. s.-San Ben
ito merchants will escort Santa
Claus on a visit TO neighboring COM
munities to advertise the Christ
mas Open House to be held Thurs
day night. Dec. II. ii was decided by
the retail trade committee Cf the
chamber Of commerce this week.
Santa will be taken on a visit to
various schools m the nearby COM
munities. The annual open house
is held to stimulate early Christ
mas shopping although no mer-
chandise usually Is sold during the
event itself which Is for inspection
Of new goods only.
Special prizes will be given for the
lest decorated windows.
, 1935-11-08
0morio,S Mlo5t,O3 attsr~A
Every one smart and easy TO make
SEPARATE - BUT INSEPARABLE
THIS MARIAN MARTIN
FROCK AND APRON
PATTERN 96So


Here's a kitchen ensemble worthy
Of that spic and span kitchen OF
yours. It's 6 brand new idea and
one you'll want to pass on to your
friends. There's an easy-to-make
frock with yoke and sleeves cut
ell in one piece. and a perky puff
to the sleeves. At either side of the
yoke are two buttons-and it's here
that the accompanying apron but
tons on. eliminating bothersome
shoulder straps. Make the apron
Of gingham or percale, to contrast
with a plain colored frock or vice
versa, for contrasts the vogue. Com
plete diagrammed Marian Martin
sew chart included.
Pattern 9639 may be ordered only
in sizes IA. IS. Is, 20. 80, "a, 36, SO,
40, AZ, and "A. Size 16 apron requires
Ia yards 80 inch fabric; dress re-
quires 81 yards.
Send fifteen cents in coins or
stamps Ccoins preferred for each
Marian Martin pattern. Be sure to
write plainly your name, address, the
style number and size Of each pat
tern.
Send today for our Pattern Book
for Fall and Winterl See how easily
and thriftily you can make attrac-
tive clothes for yourself and family,
and what lovely yet simple gifts you
can make for Christmas. Learn how
you can choose and wear your
clothes for greater charml Price
Of book fifteen cents. Book and
pattern together, twenty-five cents.
Send your order to The Browns
vile Herald, Pattern Department,
232 w. 18th ST., New York, N. Y. ADV.
, 1935-11-08
Georgia French Is
Leading In Race
For Sweetheart

Georgia French. Cougar sweet
heart candidate, Is leading in the
race over the other three contest
ants. The other contestants are Al
berta Drumright. Winifred Van
Dusen and Billie Hanna.
The contest being held at Fl Jar
din school will be closed Friday,
Nov. Is, and Is arousing much
interest. The winner will bear the
name OF the Cougar Sweetheart"
and will appear in an outdoor pro-
gram following the last football
game az the season.
, 1935-11-08
Masons to Meet
Especial 20 Nc Heraldl

MERCEDES. Nov. 8.-Wallace
Hughtson Of Mckinney, Texas, will
address Valley Masons at the high
school auditorium Friday night on
the Grand Ledge OF Texas. II is one
OF "a meetings IN the state to ac-
quaint Texas MaSonS with details
OF the grand lodge and to stimulate
interest in the Centennial COM
munication Of the lodge in Waco
December 4. 5 and 6.
, 1935-11-08
Steak Barbecue Is
Given Thursday Mite
For Junior Class

Mrs. Lorraine Waters, q member
Of FL Jardin school faculty, enter
tanned with q steak barbecue, hon
oring members Of the junior class
Thursday evening. After the delic-
iouS barbecue, games were played
indoors and outdoors of the teacher
age. where the event was held.
Those present included Ralph
Mckenzie, Marjorie Triplett, y.
Skies Rasco, Harry Shimostu, Vir-
GINA Smith, Miss Melba Berry, Mr..
r. F. Ogan and q guest Of the class,
Mr.. Leo Nolan.
, 1935-11-08
Ne Notes
OfSebastian
Especial TO The HeraId1

Especial to The Herald)
SEBASTIAN, Nov. 8. - The regu-
lar meeting OF the Sebastian Wom-
ans club scheduled for Friday has
been postponed indefinitely. Mem
bers will be notified as to the next
meeting day. At that time Mrs.
Riley Morris and Mrs. Monroe
Goodman will act as h~osteSses and
Mrs. Albert Lulling will review a
late book.
Nj. and Mrs. Erwin Woods and
children, Of Lyford. were all day
guests recently Of Mrs. Woods pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Cakes.
Mrs. Nancy Wilson has returned
from Tulsa. Oklahoma. where she
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Ray Skinner. Mr. Skinner and their
, 1935-11-08
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO, Nov. S.-Winter
operations will be started al the San
Benito airport soon with the expect
~ arrival Of Vermilya-H Huffman Fly
ing Service representatives about
Nov. rs. Carl Friedland. who will be
In charge Of the airport. and an
ether pilot from the service, are ex-
Tnected within two weekA
, 1935-11-08
Lgtod Locals

Especial 70 lie heKalQl
LYFORD. Nov. 8. - The Lyford
Home Demonstration club met re-
Gently for the purpose Of electing
officers for the ensuing year. The
meeting was opened by Mrs. Sam
Stewards with the club song and
prayer.
Miss Alice Lutrin gave an inter-
esting report Of the council held re-
Gently In Raymondville.
The chairman of the nominating
committee presented the list Of
names OF officers, and the following
were elected: Miss Alice Lutrin.
president; Mrs. Paul Grout, vice
president; Mrs. Scarborough. secre-
tary and treasurer: council member,
Mrs. Hazel Ledbetter; reporter. Mrs.
Sam Stewards; parliamentarian.
Mrs. Carl Vassberg.
The club will have a Thanksgiving
party Friday afternoon, Nov. %. In
connection with the party a
Thanksgiving offering will be taken
for the pastor OF the local Latin
American protestant church.
The Bethel Lutheran league met
recently in the church for a program.
Refreshments were served at the
close or the meeting by the hostess,
Mrs. Frank Carlson.
Mrs. j. c. Strawn presented the
last chapter of the fall six-weeks'
study course of the w. NJ. S. Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. II. r.. STAN
ford led the devotional.
Superintendent @. MCGEE and j
o. Davis were business callers ir
Houston for a few days this pas
week.
\ "A. G. Bell OF San Marcos, was q
, 1935-11-08
DpMOI.AY NJ

A DeMolay dance viii be given
at the Brownsville Country club
Saturday night, Nov. %, by the DR..
W. o. Williams Chapter. II will be
an invitation affair restricted TO
DeMolays and Masons.
, 1935-11-08
Society Calendar


TLbIDAI
Meeting Of the Auxiliary to the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars at hall
at 1880 p. m.
Trigenta Septem at the home OF
Miss Alcine Morris at 8 p. m.
, 1935-11-08
KANSAS VISITOR

Mrs. w. B. Mather has as her
guest for an indefinite stay, her sis
ter, Mrs. Sophie G. Fearl, Of Airing
ton. Kansas.
, 1935-11-08
Positive Relief
For tchV Skin

Soothing Blue Star Ointment
melts on the skin, sending tested
medicines deeply into pores to kill
common itch, letter, rash, eczema,
foot itch, ringworm, etc. Money hack
on first jar, If 1t fails TO relieve.