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, 1935-06-02
Dance Is Giuen
For Group Of
Girls Lately

A dance was given by MeSSrs.
and Mesdames E. T. Yates, Morris
Edelstein. II. p. Langworthy and
ISidore Dorfman, honoring their
daughters, Misses Matte Mae Yates,
Helen EdelStein, Barbara Ann Lang
worthy, and Mildred Dorfman. The
affair took place the latter part Of
the week at the Country Club.
The club room were beautifully
decorated with a protuSion OF
green and yellow S~unflowerS form
ing a background for the lace-laid
punch table which was ornamented
with fern and corona.
The hosts were assisted in enter
tanning by Mr.. and Mrs. John @.
Sewell, Miss Billie Erlean Nuckols.
Mr.. Elton Todd. DR.. and Mrs. II.
j. Kaplan, DR.. II. p. OShman, and
Misses Maytee Robinowitz and
Lorene Strein.
The punch table was presided
over by Misses Evelina Yates and
Nena Yturria.
The honorees, members of the
graduating class Of the junior high
school were attired in dainty sum-
mer formal frocks.
There were about so couples who
danced TO the music OF Leo Fran
els ad his orchestra. Out Of town
guests included Misses Elizabeth
and Katherine Bingham. OF Rio
Hondo. and Billy Faye Trammel
Of Harrington.
, 1935-06-02
Date of Camp
For Girls Is
Made KnOwn

Announcements have been made
concerning the dates Of the Y. w.
G. A. Camp at Rio Hondo which
viii be held in four week sessions:
first week, June l0-l6, second. June
1923, third. June 24-30. fourth.
July II.
Girls who are interested in at
tending are requested TO get in
touch Immediately with Mrs. o. E.
Stuart Of Harrington, or Mrs. Fay
L. Rockwell. or Mrs. II. ID. Seago.
the latter two Of Brownsville.
Among the many things planned
for the girls r swimming, life
saving. horseback riding, archery,
tennis. camp craft, games, hiking.
nature lore, star lore, barbecue.
horse show, music, ~dramaticS. wa
ter carnivals, stunt programs. handi-
craft. wood craft. silver craft.
The list of necessary equipment
includes two sheets (cot size), one
pillow, one blanket, one pillow case,
middieS or shirts, boomers or
shorts. hiking shoes, tennis shoes.
pa1amaS or gown, swim suit and
cap. towels and wash cloths, soap
toilet articles such as comb, tooth
brush, nail file and other things
The list of handy equipment, which
Is useful but not necessary, in
Guides kodak OF camera, tennis
racket and balls. costume for stunt
night, musical instrument. note
hook and pencils. jack knife. flash
light, riding habit
, 1935-06-02
Students of utegnat School
Of Music Are Presented In
In Piano Recital BY Group

The recital presented by the
violin and piano pupils OF the
Putegnat Studio Of Music Monday
evening was most interesting and
enjoyable. Part n of the pro-
gram consisted OF piano solos. duets.
trios. violin solo and violin n
semble by the children OF the Kin
dergarten OF Music and younger
students.
In the piano selections the pu-
pills displayed exceptional talent
and ability In the rendition OF
their numbers which they played
both in the original keys and in
transpositions. Marchelli Barron,
four years old. was remarkable In
her performance az the piano.
astounding her audience by the
artistic manner which she play
ed her selections.
A piano trio, The Drum. play
, 1935-06-02
GruceyPupils
Presented In
Recital Here

The pupils of the Gracey Studio
of Music were presented in a duo
piano recital Friday evening in the
Junior college auditorium. The fol-
lowing program was presented be-
fore IN appreciative and enthus-
iastic audience: Presentation Of
Merit Emblems to Glass, Vera r..
Gracey; Polanaise Brillante, De-
cevee, The Studio Quartet; Mister
and Mistress Robin. Bilbro, Marinel
Shelton. Madelyn burst; Vale Of
Song, Rolfe; Punch and Judy, Le-
mont, James Watson, Lila Lee
Prosser; Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eat
erl, Mokrejs. Harriet and Mary
Frances Hardin; The Glow Worm,
Lincke. Dorothy Pearl and Martha
Lee Street; Turkish March, Beeth-
oven: Album Leaf, Koeling. Harriet
Hardin, Barclay Bogel; Down South
Gan American Sketch, Middle Nash.
Vera r. Gracey, Ned B. Craig;
Brilliant Camp. Reinhold; Dance,
Dolly. Dance, Reinecke, The
Rhythm Orchestra, dorothy p.
Street at the piano..
Parade of the Wooden Soldiers.
JeSsel, James Watson, Lila Lee
oroSser: Butterflies Wink Their
Primrose Wings, Goodrich, Mary
Frances Hardin District Honor
Roll STUDENT; La Zingana CThe
GYPSY, Bohn. Vera r. Gracey,
Beverly ]. Shuler: Air De Ballet,
Lemont, Barclay Bogel. Estate Hon
or Roll Student); Bolero Moderne
(Based on "Ay! Ayl AylC, Gould,
Dorothy p. Street. Aileen L. Han
ma; Sonata No. II. in @ F1rst
Movement), Hayden, Beverly June
Ehuler, National Honor Roll Stu
dent: Diana CValse Caprice), Hoist,
The Studio Quartet.
Several announcements Of inter-
est were made at the recital. The
summer term of teaching begins
Tuesday, June 4, and continues
through Friday. July II, six weeks
IN all
Beverly June Shuler will be pre-
sented in recital Tuesday, June IL
at FL Jardin school. Aileen Han
IA will be presented in recital
June % at the Central Christian
churcn.
Several pupils ranked highest in
memory work during the year in
their respective grades. These
were announced at the recital as:
Happy Tandy, Marinel Shelton,
Marjorie Wilson. Mary Frances
Hardin, Barclay Bogel and Beverly
June Shuier.
The merit emblems were given to
each member Of the class for each
half years work accomplished.
Ushers were Doris Porter. Mar
torie Wilson. Marjorie Huffman and
Billy Hanna.
, 1935-06-02
Morris
Is Hostess
At Bridge

Mrs. Il. G. Morris was hostess this
week to members Of the Wednes-
day Bridge club. During the games
Of bridge. Mrs. A. K. Black was
high for the club members. and
Mrs. j. Order Perkins was high
for the guests.
Special guests Of the club includ-
ed Mrs. Thurman Kinder. Jr., Mrs.
B. N. KlippStein. Of Beeville. Mrs.
w. z. McDavitt. Mrs. Harry b.
Moler. Mrs. w. w. Deem, and
Mrs. j. Order Perkins.
Club members present we're Mes
danes "A. X. Black, Drew Patteson.
Joe X. Wells, Lawrence Brady, ID.
M. Works, Maurice Brulay. A. ID.
Dickinson. Jr., Lula George and
Thomas II. Sweeney.
The club will be entertained
next week by Mrs. Drew Patteson.
, 1935-06-02
Birthday Party
Held Mondau
ByAuxiliay

The Women's Auxiliary OF the
First Presbyterian church held its
annual birthday party Monday az
ternoon at the church. A special Of
fering. as has been an annual Gus
tom. was taken for the Golden
Castle for Girls. in Japan.
The church auditorium was dec
GRATED with japanese flowers and
those taking part on the program
were dressed in japanese costume.
The program depicted an alumnae
meeting among graduates Of the
Golden Castle for Girls with the
following members OF the Auxiliary
taking part: Mesdames Randall
Mathers. BaScom Cox, w. a. Red
ding. Ava ProSSer. Harry Banker
and George Smith. The different
ones told OF the improvements In
the school since their attendance
there.
Mrs. Ava P-oSSer gave a solo and
the Bible lesson was given by Mrs
George Smith.
The offering for this particular
year goes for a fund for a new
chapel building.
During the social hour which
followed the program refreshments
were served by a committee COM
posed Of Mrs. Jim McFall. chair
man. Mrs. Order Perkins and Mrs
w. "A. Redding.
, 1935-06-02
James Abney Presented
Piano and Violin Recital

and IL is always a rare treat 70
her friends to hear her play.
Mrs. Burnell Goodrich in an in
cisive and illuminating style pre-
ceded both the Bach and List
numbers with a short resume OF
the lives aIal work OF these two
immortal musicians. in two talks
noted on the program as Johann
Sebastian. Bach, His Life and
Work" and Franz List. Musician
and Priest"
She stated in referring to Bach:
What Shakespeare Is TO litera-
ture, Michael Angelo to sculpture.
Rembrandt to p~ortrature, Bach is
to organ music" And speaking Of
List. she said, there is always a
temptation to use superlatives,
and IL we succumb to that tempt
alton, we have no more than done
him justice-he was q true ge-
MUS"
She then gave an excellent brief
sketch OF the career OF each man
and provided her audience with the
proper amount Of interest and
enthusiasm in preparation for the
exquisite music so ably rendered by
Mrs. Abney.
Mrs. r.. A. Porter. the club pres
ident. concluded the meeting with
a few words Of appreciation to Mrs
Abney for her splendid program,
and commended the club mem
bers for the excellent work which
they have accomplished during the
past year.
The club adjourned to meet the
first Tuesday in October
, 1935-06-02
Mrs. Ford Honors
Her Daughter AT
Birthday Party

Mrs. William II. Ford entertain
ed at her home on the Country Club
road Tuesday afternoon. honoring
her daughter. Marcia. The rooms
Given over to the affair were attrac-
tive with bowls and vases OF red
radiance roses Games we're played
during the afternoon.
Refreshments were served to the
honoree. Beverly Black. Hilda Col
Inns. Jeaneta Hofheinz. Hazel jar
ratt. Shirley McInnis. Dorothy Nc
Neal. Josephine Mitchell, Patricia
Murphy. Rosemary Richardson,
Barbara Ann Pendleton. Edward
Roye. Robert Ford. Stanley Ford.
Henry Hausman. Dickie Huffaker.
Manuel King. Tom Long. Louis Nc
Neal. Robert Rowe, Harmon West
and Fayette Worthington.
The hostess was assisted bv Mrs.
A. r. Kunsch and Mrs. ,. w. Worth
ington.
, 1935-06-02
Bridge, Tea
Has Tho For
HOSteSSeS

Mrs. Bascom Cox and Mrs. How
ard L. Cummins entertained al
bridge followed by tea at the Wo-
mans club Friday afternoon. Woods
md spring flowers decorated the club
rooms. the yellow daisies and laven-
der puff balls carrying out a colcr
scheme noted again In the refresh
ment course
During the games Of bridge, Mrs.
r. +. Breeder was high. Mrs. Theo-
dore X. Rothermond second and
Mrs. Charles Mathers also was
awarded a trophy.
The tea callers were entertained
with a guessing contest. In which the
guests guessed the number OF daisies
In a bowl. Mrs. T.. G. Dodd was pre-
sented with a trophy for having
guessed within three OF the exact
number. Mrs. z. P. Day was also
awarded a prize.
Bridge players we're Misses Sophia
Spivey. Florence Bell: Mesdames
Frank Davis. @. w. johnson. G.. w.
Johnson. Jr.. r. c. Morris. William +.
Tanner. Maurice Upton. Burnell N.
Goodrich. Lawrence Brady. Fay L.
Rockwell. Charles Mathers. Kenneth
". Beer. Drew P~atteson. Robert
Ernst. Joe K. Wells. James L. Abney.
Harbert Davenport. Ben Freuden-
stein.
Mesdames william Rasco. Helen
Brandt. j. Order Perkins. II. W..
Watson. Theodore X. Rothermond.
Ralph L. Buell.. Herbert d. Seago.
j. Art Goolsby. r. II. Eisaman, r.
Robertson. Herbert l.. Thomas. Clyde
Tandy. a. ID. Dickinson. Jr.. Milton
Fl West. Dean Porter. r. r.. Breeder.
Pearl Nuckols. Thurman A. Kinder.
Jr.. James L. Rentfro. Joe Ingram.
j B. Alderdice. John Barron. Owen
Combe. A. @. Hipp, Lee Adamson.
Frank Brown, Larry Lightner. Harry
l. Faux. y. M stein. s. ". Winfree.
Charles NJ. Calderoni. George Dash
iell. Jr., and Sam Perl.
Tea guests included Mesdames B.
M. Klippstein, Of Beeville. Sher-
wood Bishop. +. p. Day. III. w. Co
forth. III Andreas. y. Fl. Batsell. q.
w. Moothart. Randall Mathers.
George Smith. Harry II. Bunker.
Mark French. Cleve Tandy. Henry
Krausse, Fl. A. Higbie. Lee Adams.
George Aziz. Ed Seabury. T.. G.
Dodd. Edward McCheSney. John j.
Van Dyke. Frank Bortle, @. williams.
and c.. D.. Sutton.
, 1935-06-02
Calendar For The Week

ian church will serve a Penny Sup
per.
The Wednesday Tournament
Bridge with Mrs. Robert Towles at
the home Of Mrs. Walter Galloway.
The wednesday Bridge with Mrs.
Drew Patteson.
Valley Pan-Hellenic at the Madi-
son hotel In H~arlingen at 1890.
THURSDAY
Modern Priscilla with Mrs. Eliza
beth Womack.
FL Jardin Heights Social club with
Mrs. W. B. Mather.
Benefit garden party by circle one
az the w. M. 9. OF the First Metho-
dist church al the a. A. Hargrove
home In Los EbanoS between the
hours q 5 and $50 p. m.
FRIDAY
Pan-American Round Table lunch
e~on-program at IL Jardin hotel az
l 2. M
, 1935-06-02
Engagement Ut
Miss Griffith


@NMMA1N ~ A1
ALAMO, June 4. - Coming aS m
surprise TO her many friends was
the announcement OF the engage
ment and approaching marriage or
Miss Sara Griffith to Mr.. Eddie
ONeil Of Mission. which wts made
nc a pretty party given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. II. H. Griffith,
Miss Martha and Mrs. Carl Bres-
sett at the home Of the latter.
The living room and the sun
room where the guests assembled.
were adorned with baskets az
bright spring flowers. backwards
during the bridge games Vent To-
Mrs. Gladys Elder, OF San Benito.
and Mrs. Allie May Keller of Mis-
sion. The honoree was also remem
bered with a gift from the host
eSScS.
When the salad course was serv-
ed late In the evening, little cards
bearing the announcement were
found concealed In the napery.
Those enjoying the afternoon
were MeSdameS Joe White. Leonard
Johnson. Parker Lampert. Richard
Hodgson. Harold Wittenburg. Frank
Haughton and Miss Ruth witten-
burg Of Alamo; Mrs. Gilbert Elder
and Miss Merle Mills. OF San BENZ
70. Mrs. Lou Genia Akland, Misses
George B. GriSsom and Peggy Lusk
OF Weslaco: MeSdames Thelma
Reitz and Allie Mae Keller Of Mis-
sion
Mrs. III III. Griffith or Alamo en-
tertained Saturday morning with a
breakfast honoring her daughter,
Miss Sara Griffith and Miss Ruth
Wittenburg. bride elects.
The rooms were decorated with
spring flowers and harmoniZinR
table appointments consisting OK
place cards and favors. miniature
brides for the honorees and brides
maids for the guests. Personal gifts
were presented each OF the honor
guests by the hostess, and m deli
ciOus breakfast course vas served.
Those present were Misses Peggy
Lusk OF WeSlaco. Merle Mills OF
San Benito. Mesdames Carl Bres-
EFT. Harold Witenburg, Parker Lam
pert. Richard Hodgson. the hon.
orees. Miss Martha Griffith and
the hostess
Miss Wynema Lusk entertained
at luncheon Wednesday noon nc
her home I'm Weslaco honorinR
Miss Sara Griffith OF Alamo. BRIDE
elect OF June.
, 1935-06-02
SpnngEomal
GiUen Lately
For Members

Outstanding among the affairs o.
the past week vas a progressive din
ner given wednesday evening oy
the Trigenta Septem.
The guests met at the home o.
Miss Alcine Morris for the cocktau
course. Floral adornment for the
rooms was arranged with huge dark
red dahlias and plumcSa fern IN
crystal bowls.
The party then motored 70 the
home OF Miss Ann Bray where the
salad course was served. "A color
scheme OF yellow and white was car
ried out in the plate and floral DEC
orations. yellow roses and papy
breath graced the mantle and tables
In the living room. Low bowls OF III
Mas in the same colors were used III
the dining room.
The main course vas served at the
home Of Mr.. G. l. Cloetta, Jr. A
springtime motif and rainbow lnts
we're featured In the use OF zinnias.
These lovely blossoms were placed
lbcut the living and dining rooms.
The guests were led into the dining
room by the club sponsor, Mrs. Le-
roy X. Morris.
The last course was served az tne
lovely KENNY home. The nome was
profusely decorated with pink crepe
myrtle. pink snapdragons, and fern.
The lace laid table was centered with
a crystal bowl Of crepe-myrtle flank
Cd BY tall tapers. The CONNECTIONS
also we're In the chosen colors OF
pink and green. The guests were en-
tertained by a wandering minstrel
who played softly on his accordion
Dancing was enjoyed later In the
evening.
The guest personnel included mem
bers OF the club. and Mrs. Leroy K.
Morris, Misses Frances Browne
Rachel Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Bun
nell. Mrs. Charles Pickett, and T.
o. Morkovsky.
, 1935-06-02
Mrs. Milton Wentz
Is Hostess to The
Tournament Club

Mrs. Milton T. Wentz. entertain
I'd members Of the wednesday Tour
nament Bridge club and a few guests
his week at her home. About the
rooms where the guests assembled
we're bowls and vases Of roses inter-
mingled With forget-me-notS.
During the games OF bridge. Mrs.
George Callaghan was high The
hostess served a frozen ice course at
the conclusion OF play.
The club will have its next meeting
al the home OF Mrs. Walter Gallo
way with Mrs. Robert Townes. OF
Greenwood. Mississippi. as hostess.
, 1935-06-02
Edinburg Girls
Attend Camp
In Rio Hondo
Especial TO The Heraldi

EDINBURG, June Thirteen
girls and their sponsor Of Edinburg
are In Rio Hondo at the Y.W.C.A.
Camp for the annual outing for
the young people Of the Valley.
Those attending from Edinburg
were Maxine Pigg. Norma Starr.
Evelyn Coffey, Colleen Hopper,
Rosemary Atchison, Marie Hatch,
Frances Lee, Merel Warrington,
Virginia Rumfelt. Mildred Ackerson,
Phyllis Gernentz, Odell DeVille,
Frances Wood, and Mrs. Dallas Lee,
sponsor.
A theatre party at the new Aztec
Theatre was enjoyed Wednesday by
As guests with Mrs. Cullen Looney
and Mrs. John Layelle as hosteSses.
The guests were later entertain
ed in the home of Mrs. Looney
where delicious punch was served
with cakes from a la~ce-covered
table lighted with orchid tapers in
candelabra.
MRS. v. d. RAYMOND was hostess
70 the Chatso club wednesday aft
ernoon at the last meeting OF the
year.
Miss Marian Dyer was hostess
wednesday afternoon for a picnic
supper at her home The guests
later attended the Valley Theatre.
The guests included Misses Al
lene Gideon, Margaret Boyce. Leta
MoItham. Claribel Holman Louise
Royce and Pauline Holman.
Mrs. Elise Sharpe was hostess
Thursday afternoon TO the SwaStlka
bridge club. For the games the
trophy was presented to Mrs. =. l..
Heinemann.
Mrs. Waiter Evins entertained
with a dinner and bridge Thursday
evening when she was hostess 70
the members and guests OF the
Champ Contract bridge club.
In the bridge games Mrs. SDeNen
Heacock was awarded nign.
Those present were MeSdames
Steven Heacock, Z. ". Borglin. J.
B Slaughter. Robert Hendrix, Miss
es Marian Dyer, Leona watkins,
Betsy Collier and Grace Bene
Doughty.
, 1935-06-02
Mardi Bridge Club
Is Entertained By
Mrs. Arthur Hip1

Mrs. Arthur Hipp entertained
members OF the Mardi Bridge club
and a few guests at her home Tues
Gay afternoon. When play had been
concluded Mrs. Bascom Cox was
high among the club members and
Mrs Lee Atkinson high for guests.
The hostess served a salad course
70 the guests. Mr. r. ". Curry. Mrs.
Lee Adamson. Mrs. r. NJ. Warren.
Mrs. Howard Cummins. Mrs. Pearl
Nuckols. and Miss Babe Breeder.
and the club members. who includ-
Cd MeSdames Joe Ingram. Coils
Perkins. BaScom Cox. j. 3. Alderdice.
Herbert d. Seago. r. F. Breeder and
Herbert L. Thcmas.
The club will be entertained next
week by Mrs. Joe ingram.
, 1935-06-02
lean Edr:rgton Is
C~omplimented At
Birthday Party

Jean Edrington vas complimneted
On her fifth birthday Monday aft
ernoon at her home bv her mother
and her aunt. Mrs. IVY Burlington
and Mrs. r. G. Dodscn.
Guests were entertained with
varied games and contests. with
balls and balloons being given as ia
vors.
Refreshments were served &c Ann
Gibson. Doris Bibson. Lois Gibson.
Jack Garv. Helen Gary. Walter Park
er. Rose Nell Parker. all o. San Ben
ito: Lucy Reid. Maurs Nav Smith.
Peggy Peck. Myrtle Sue reck. 10
Beth Venten. Pillie ncriS. Joan
Glenn. LEIGHTON DaShiell. Thomas
Bryson and MARY Alice Dodson.
, 1935-06-02
Janice Rivenbark Is
Honored at Party
Tuesday Evening.

Janice Rivenbark was honored
Tuesday evening by Ruth Bennett
at her home with a surprise party.
The honoree leaves soon to make her
home in Alabama.
During the evening, games and
dancing furnished amusement.
Among those present besides the
honoree were Ethel Marie Steven
son. Betty Mas. Ruby Bennett. Jean
Hales. Dottie Mae Fisher. Donald
abbott. Ed Faux. Roy Bennett. Wiley
Bennett. Bert Gross. Herman Stro-
man and Donald Bennett.
, 1935-06-02
Mrs. Richard Pitts
Is Hostess to The
Ween Frac Bridge

Mrs. Richard w. Pitts was host
ess Tuesday TO members Of the
Ween Frac Bridge club. During the
games Of bridge. Mrs. Tommy
Thomas was high. The hostess
served a dessert course az the con-
clusion OF play.
Mrs. Ralph Desmond was a guest
Of the club for the afternoon. Mem
bers present were Mesdames Ted
Stephens Ed q. Wathan, Hugh
Johnston. Tommy Thomas. III. Il.
Lindhe. and Allen Clarke. The club
will be entertained BY Mrs. Sam L.
Lockwood next Tuesday.
, 1935-06-02
III

A very beautiful but simple cere-
mony Of the season was that Of
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Rowe, daugh-
ter, Of Mrs. John S. Rowe. and the
late Mr.. Rowe. TO Mr.. Jack william
Wiech, son MI. Charles Wiech.
which took place Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock in the First PreSby-
terrain church with DR.. Hugh S.
Robertson of San Benito perform
ing the ceremony.
The bride. who was given In mar
riage by her brother, MI. John s.
Rove. was lovely In a dress Of white
summer crepe made with full
sleeves and collar Of lace, and with
, 1935-06-02
Indiana Society To
Have Basket Lunch
On Sunday. June z

The Indiana Society will meet at
the Harlingen Fair Park. Sunday.
June 2. on the regular meeting
day. There will be a basket lunch
and a program.
New officers will be elected for the
coming year, and a five by eight
foot American flag will be given TO
the state that registered the most
names in the last Valley fair.
All members are urged to be
present.
, 1935-06-02
MONDAY

Hope Chapter 124 Of the Order Of
the Eastern Star at the Masonic
Temple at 8 p. m.
All circles OF the w. M. u. OF the
First Baptist church for a bust
reSS session at 3 p. m.
All circles Of the w. M. s. Of the
First Methodist church for a bust
ness session mt $3.50 p. m.
TUESDAY
ween Frac with Mrs. Sam l.
lockwood.
Mardi Bridge with Mrs. Joe IN
gram.
Rebekah Lodge at the Masonic
Temple at 8 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
The Little women's club with Eve
Ign Hayes.
The ladies OF the Central Christ
, 1935-06-02
Brownsville Girl
To Be II o nored
With PARTY
Especial 70 The Heraldl

CORPUS CHRISTI, June l.
Mrs. NJ. Lozano and daughter, Miss
Rose Lozano, will entertain Satur-
day night at their home honoring
Miss Marie Antoinette Lozano, gra-
duate Of the Incarnate Word Aca-
deny, Miss Lila Flores, graduate
of the Brownsville junior college,
and Refugio Chapa Lozano. gradu-
ate Of the senior high school. Other
honor guests will include Miss AIDE
line Murray. Willie ChildreSs, Juan
de Alcala, Fred Castillo, and ANA
do Alvarez. all graduates Of the
senior high school.
, 1935-06-02
Roof to Open
For Summer With
Dance Friday Mite

The Aztec Roof Of San Benito
will be opened for the summer
months with a. homecoming dance
for the students with the orches-
tras OF Fred and Steve Gardner
furnishing the music for the occa-'
sion. Friday. June Z. ThereARu
be the regular dance Saturday niTht.
June 8. with the same two orches-
tras playing.
, 1935-06-02
Valley Pan-Hellenic
To Meet Wednesday
In Harrington Hotel

The regular monthly meeting of
the Valley Pan-Hellenic will be held
wednesday at 1890 al the Madison
hotel in Harrington.
All OF the members are urged to be
present II It 10 possible to do 50.
, 1935-06-02
Sunday

Mrs. Harry Slavitchek and her
mother, Mrs. III. G. whitman left
Sunday for Corpus Christi and
other Texas points. They will be
away for the summer months. re-
turning to Brownsville some time
In November.
, 1935-06-02
WEDDING GUESTS

WEDDING GUESTS
Out OF town guests for the Wiech-
Rowe wedding included Mr.. and
Mrs. @. g. Randle OK Waxahachin
ard Mrs r. III. Graham, of Waxn-
hachie, who were houseRuests In
the home Of Mrs. John Il Rowe.