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The Washington times., 1935-09-20
GLEN MCCARTHY
AT THE RACES

Today we're letting the readers
write the column-that Is, half OF
it. They have asked the questions
on topics of interest to them, here
we try to supply the answers.
The horse that beat Bumpkin
at Latonia in the fall of 1925.
and caused trouble for several rae
ing folk, was not one horse-but
two horses. Recollection won,
Youare was second and Bumpkin
third. It seems almost as if Shoe
less Joe Jackson, old White SoX
outfielder, will be reinStated be-
fore Bumpkin's jockey gets back
in racing's good graces.
The Horse whose groom was
prohibited from roofing for her,
was Imp. She was a black mare,
of the late '90s, and often was
called "The Coal Black Lady"
Her groom was a Dig colored fell
low with a powerful and far
reaching voice. Perhaps these
lines tell best the story OF Imp
and her picturesque caretaker:
We played good old Imp, at
Gravesend one day
In the Second Special. AS sne
showed the way
Her big black groom cupped MS
hands to bay.
Don't wake her up, Petite, my
boy, let her sleep!
So dusky Jockey Clay bent IoW'
sat quite still, ,,
And that Goal Black Lady
set a pace to kill,
Ben Holladay's final charge mace
us chill
But Petite wakened 1mp-She
won by a peep!
Now Jimmy Durante would prop
ably ask you, "Were them Jockey
clubs stewards mortified" They
were, and after a couple OF per
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Donovan Again
Wins on Mat

Irish Jack Donovan has again
appeased the local following
which he has built for himself
here among wrestling addicts.
Today, the Irish "He-Man," had
a victory over Dick Daviscourt to
his credit. He gained it last night
at Griffith Stadium after 20 min
utes of graphing, slugging, biting
and pushing.
A body press finally won for
Donovan. He started Daviscourt's
downfall with a slug on the chin
with his arm, Of course-and
this Immediately sent Daviscourt
into a whirl. It was then very
easy for Donovan to finally get
his foe to the mat to pin the
winning bod.- press on him.
The prelims had Ed Meske and
Abe Coleman battling to a As
minute draw, Emil Dusek defeat
ing George Lehman, Silent Abbot
besting Marshall Blackstock and
Dean Detton throwing Dobie Os'
borne.
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Eagle, G. A. 0. Mines
In Deadlock Game

G. A. o. and Blue Eagle base
ballers are still tied in their series
for the Herald Government League
championship.
Yesterday the teams battled in
their second A tie game of the
set. They will try again today on
the Ellipse at 4::30 p. m. G. A. o.
still holds a one-game advantage
in the series.
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by the S t e n tori a n
groom, an edict went out that he
should remain silent during a race
or he knew what. And the lads
will tell you that he then took to
roofing for "The Coal Black Lady
in whispeTs-and rooted her home
in front 81 times-1mp being that
kind Of a race mare.
Man O. War lost only one race
Exterminator lost so, and Equi
poise lost %. Colin never was
beaten, but Hindoo lost five,
Sysonby lost one and tied one
while Kingston lost At and tied
three, and Roseben lost So.
At HAWTHORNE - First,
Holl Image; second, Albert D.;
third, Crinoline: fourth, No
More; fifth, Ogygia; sixth,
Canine Real; eighth, SherOn.
AT ROCKINGHAM - First,
Greenston: second, Falls City;
third, Epibeau; fourth, Hope
tOdo; fifth, Last Romance;
sixth, Highest POnt; eighth, Sun
Erin.
AT HAVRE DE GRACE
First, Flag Raising; third, In
Front; fourth, Belle Grier; fifth,
Flying Dere; sixth, Red Label;
seventh, Darkling.
AT CONEY ISI.AND-SecOnd,
Spanish Red; third, Go Forth;
fourth, Brown Witch; fifth
Riff; seventh, EniZ.
AT JAMAICA-FirSt, Pwap;
second, M. ]. Brennan; third,
Pitter Pat; fourth, Buckmin-
ster: fifth, Sir Quest; sixth, In
tegrity.
AT DETROIT-First, I. King;
second, Well Built; third, Lam
porte; fourth, Morris R.; fifth,
Sun Circle Blaze; seventh, Dian.
Major Smyley parlays a hun
dred straight, same place, on
HOpetodO and Go Forth.
Copyright by Christy Walsh snydicate)
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PIN LEAGUE AWAITS OPENING
Loop 10 Begin
Sixth Year,
Sept.25

With the membership boosted
to IA teams, the Commissioner
and Miscellaneous Bowling League
Of the Bureau Of Internal Reve-
nue. begins its sixth season on
Wednesday at Lucky Strike Alleys.
Officers for the ensuing year
are Miss Garnet r. Miller, presi-
dent; Miss Laura Bieneman, sec
retary; Mrs. Molly Wiseman, treas
Crer, and Mrs. Maude G.. Cunning
ham, scorekeeper.
Construction took high team
set and game honors in the War
Department League which opened
at Arcadia last night. The set was
TIA and the game 500. Pepin, OF
Construction had high game Of
157 and Franklin, Of Barbettes,
391.
Treasury High
Another league which opened
in a big way at Arcadia last night
was the Ladies Federal. Treasury
had high set of 1853 and high
game Of sos. This game was not
only high for the night but eS-
tablished an all-time record break
ing the old record Of 500 which
Veterans Administration created
in 1892. Esther Burton had high
game and set Of 148 and 347.
R.F.C C. champions lost two games
to Marines.
The scores for the record game
were: Catherine Federline, 1O5;
Millie Russell, 118; Mrs. Hartung.
05;. Bess Alderman, 129, and
Esther Burton, 148.
Finance Loop Opens
OF at Earl Stockings Silver
Spring Alleys, the Finance Dckpin
League went into action. Staff
took three games from Admins
trative Audit, and Fabamas admin
istered the same dose to Mallers.
Auditors took a 2-to-1 decision
from Codero, while Recorders were
handing out the same medicine TO
Receivers.
Fabamas had high-team game OF
497 and high set of 1,483. Hoover
had high individual game OF ia
with Donnelley'S 353 set being
high.
Columbia Lodge, No. 174, I. A.
NJ, opened its season with 10 shut
outs.
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Auto Service

AFgenbrlsht { Beavers rear 446 N NV me- 1263
6uddy Hart Super Ser 3240 Prospect av We 2S72
Call Carl Inc sl4 NV Ol avs
CruppS Garage $50 Eye ct nv ...........hA 4l95
EaTIe'S Auto SeFVleO rear I34S 18th nW NO 1865
Charles Auto SerVIce Rear 1877 r ct nv NE $3.50
Columbia Auto Ion CO io15 Goth ct nv ST 9527
Gee W Davis 800 Ga Az 49,. CO S422
arOSe'S Auto Service 1884 9th Nv We 6646
henSley AutO Body rear 1897 K ct nW. w SIIe
lanes G. Murphy 1909 NJ ct nv ...... 81 SSoA
Winterze Your Car at Murphy's
kIlly'S Garage 92I Florida nv De I222
lOhmaHS 0ne-Stsp Service 18th & Z nv MA 024I
RaybestOs Brake Service 6l9 z AZ 90I0
Kidwell Auto Paint Shop rear ll49 18th Ma I360
leOnard's Auto Service I3GI RlOaS St NJ NO 1858
Street. Garage 359 " Ct ~ o. 0oS0
Merchants Motor SerV Rear 1924 18th nv ME 6075
old Dominion SerV Sta Cherrydale vS CLA 2570
Paul'S Auto Shop rear 1915 L ct NV. me- 04lO
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
Pete'S Auts Service rear Ills Eye ct 0W
General Auto Repairing.
Quick Service Garage Rear l67 st w ST 1857
fTipuIs SsrvIcS Sta sIs Fl, ~ NV OE aoss
WadeS Auto Service Rear 1928 ct ne - 7zS
Wlnder's AWtO Req. 943 Hughes Ct nv l29S:M
Wrlght's Auto Sho1 Rr 1907 Clifton NV CO IOZIo
BRAKE SERVICE
". 8. Pratt 1922 NJ ct nv ..... MA $40
Brakes Refined as Low as A45.
AUTO GLASS
Aut0 Glass Shon I202 9 ss.....Ll 8S4S.W
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1929 Eye st 1900. st e727
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Texas League PIayoff
Belmont. 2; Oklahoma City, (12 In
w, L. Pct.l w. L. Pct.
Beaumont 1 .6OOI0kla. City. 500
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
Automobile Dealers

Addlson CheV Sales, the 1881 irving aw AD S4Ii
slllhlmeF I Palmer Ford Sales
Service Spencer HyattsVIlIs Nd :. GR 2057
erightWOod Motor $3.50 Ca ave -. GE 6343
Chesapeake AutS Co Il02 nth 20 .... II 1873
CFump Garage. rear l34l o ct aV
Emerson 0Fms II 4 N NV ... Of 500
handley Motor Co $3.50 Ga ave ..... 40 $3.50
Ideal Auta AuetioHeeTS 81 Eye ne NE 6I03
earry Pate Motor Co Chevrolet sales 4
Service 1850 Conn ave nv ........ o. 1900
Steuart Inc l4l0 P nv
Pontiac Sales Service ,,,,,,,.,,..OE A800
Used Car 0epct 1928 IL ..,,,,,,,... De G8c3
Used Car rept 1921 II ...,.,......OE 4629
Northeast Branch iIl IL a0,,,,,, At $500
Olds SHOW Room 1901 IL .,,,,,,DE GB00
Olds Show Room $40 a no .........A AT 6202
n Branch p Steuarf iIl IL H1 AT $500
stehlman Chevrolet 1907 NV .......WE IS4e
wisconsin Motors % h ....... De $40
AUTO TIRES
Better Tires Cs 1928 nv Coed used Tires
Central Tire Shop 60l New Jersey Nv
Security Tire L Battery o0I llth nv 80. NE s40
General Auto Repair
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Bsrnard'S i.day seFV. 24S7 Nichols av % IL S3AO
eoR.Ton Cleaners $500 18th ne =. NO 5557
Busters PreSslna Shop 70S 9th st nv
Hats Cleaned and Blocked: Shines for 85s
Community Clrs. TsnsOrIaI shop 1870 Nicholas AZ 90
Economy Laundry 1855 eth nv DE 1857
Fishers Cleaners DyerS 2l27 18th aW NO 978S
Maynard's 1874 Georgia aVs NV :. AO 6s0S
7. n. Saith ons-day service 234 Z u W NE 1890
Rue CLEANING
Capitol carpst Cleaners 1881 Ward q MA 1855
luwin Rug Cleaning Co 1928 7th nv NO aI60
University Cleaners 1874. Wis NV. WE 30s4
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 244S 18th nv
erigusIie Shoe Repair S72S Georgis W aW
OOyIe'S Valet Shop 92S You Ct uw
Fashion Valet Coles prop. 40l 3rd w NE 8629
Green Front Valet s05 4th 90 At 0S67
kRiokerboeksr Shoe ShOp 1924 18th 4 nW CO 8iSI
Mikes Valet Service SO5 18th NV NE 72A0
Nick ErricO Shoe Repair 2S35 Pa AZ y
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 520T Ga az
Shoe TroubIe1 See Nick 1924 l2 ne De I67j.w
Silver Slipper Shoe Repair 733 18th nw MA S572
Charles Young 1877 eth st 60 :. ....LI S52S
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CIubs-Restaurants-HoteIs
Abss Grill sos 10th st NV

AbeS grill 9OS 1Otn 81 NV
Business Mems Lunch Our Specially.
Aliens Cafe 1912 n av nv ME- 9556
Alien; TrIsngI. Cate N Cap ny AZ o" ME s60i
Btmore Buffet I405 T. ct NV 80. 81 Al0A
Bill StsrIlngs Cafe 1901 q st NV ...... ST Eats
Black Cold Restaurant 500 18th 70 T.. u 8soe
Bluebird Barbecue Wlne dine. dance all night
Orchestra 1875 A. NJ Route South Of Airport
eungaIOW Cafe RathSkeller 9OS 9Th 50 u SSeS
Cate ROsaIls 602 Srd Sw Open all uitS. NE 6449
Cafe Toronto goth and StS nv ......h0 0I0S
Camden Tavern 1852 q st oS ........ u 1887
Chinese Lantern Q Mass AZ nv ....... u I0e33
Conrad Restaurant S29 18th ct nv .......ME 9I7I
Olnge'S dining Room 1908 L St nW NE 1908
Ehels Grill 1885 Wisconsin Az 90 WE 0S69
GarVIn'S Grill 26l9 Conn sV ..........c0 i0274
Grand Acre Club iOlS IL NV =. ME 7540
saT cSs .s d": Fo:S II P'e'i WV: ws:A "A airport s1 ~!
Hin Top Grill 8409 18th nv CO '0I@
lakes Restaurant 1905 Eye st nv NE 9232
Business Mems Lunch and Beer $50
KaVakos Grill Dine Dance 1877 q nO II 1873
LiVera italian Rest 1914 l. ct nv ..... NE 626l
Italian Dinners Our Specially.
Maryland Club Gardens AaTh'o Pk Nd HI $500
Martins Sandwich Shop 2411 Nichols ~ %
Mercury Grill SIS 1t1 At nv NE 1858
New England Restaurant SIC nw NE 8980
New Italian american Rest elS II uw NE 699I
Nlck's Restaurant 925 18th ct NV .......ME 6725
Business Mems Lunches
Panorama Lee Highway Entrance 70 Skyline Drive
Psgvy's Bakerstts 2132 n: z G7 NV me M so4I
ROweS Sea Food Restaurant Sl8 18th - u Sass
Shelton Grill ll15 l4th nv
Smiths Crabs with Beer 910 Sth % ..... II 91l7
Strand Cafe 404 9th NV ................SI SO4S
The Mayfair 10 L + nv .........9I e0S5
The Republic Cafe 910 = ct Nv. .........ME S7S7
Toby Tavern 1909 q NV 90. ME- s425
Weber'S Alhambra Cafe A03 q nS..... ~ 0I0S
Welcome Inn 1919 sth 80 ................LI S4SS
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Furniture & UphoIsterine

FURNITURE
Albert lnsraham Credit Furniture ...... II 1890
Thompson GrOs 1920 GOOD Hope I'd % ~ 0SS6
Thomas G0nOaleS ARtIQusS 212l Is NO 0027.J
SLIP COVERS
James Paris 623 ri st nv 20 &295.M
UPHOLsTERING AND SLIPC0VERS
Bethssda RefInishlng Shop 1922 Wis Az WI 2S22
Thos King 92l Thayer Az su Spg Nd 8" 1874
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& Investments

onsus Brooks Zimmerman Inc l4l7 ME- 1870
Wm Saunders c. 1919 Z Of Nv Of Iei3
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Decoratine-Painting-
Paperinq

F. K. Armstrong Expert work GA Eye S -
Nathan n. Barton 900 25th nw
n. Berentsr 37l4 18th NV AD 805S
Leon srisso0 Work guaranteed $40 End % apt
Caesar Short PlaSterlnp 632 MaSs Of 609I
Chevy Chase DeeOratln Co 55lS Conn av CL 3l32
Interior and Exterior Work; VenetiaR Blinds.
L. n. Ounmore 929 3rd SO II 943O
3. Garfield Work guaranteed ol3 Green ct aw
7. r. HUrd Rms papered IS up 345 NE 25SS
William johnson Guar. work 637 K st SO
BENJAMIN Lewis Work guaranteed 800 Ct -
r A Lewis 1929 It gen repaIrs NE 1855
r. A. Lewis 923 25th ct NV ......... WE O645
]. C. Miles 1880 z at ........... WE 1855
John N. ToISon 932 C st sw ............ OI $3.50
Z Mitchell 1928 { st nv ......WE 2076
Rawlings Decorating Co $40 L St % .....AT 1897
e. n Sanders ll55 Goth NV .......... Ol 0594
Paul Serene 1913 Penn st ne AT II73
Eugene Smith Rms papered 81 50 up III @ st
Smith .724 Webster AO 7I00
B. E. SmthSon 464 st ..... Ol 9652
c. Thompson 800 Hughes ct nv WE i92S.W
3. K. Underdue { Son 25l0 Sheridan I'd e. A. 5000
Eugene Woodward 40 Patterson ne MA 1914
SIGN PAINTING
c. A. Hamsr 2Os c st sw =. -. .......ME SSoO
Florists
GARDEN SUPPLIES
BaIdsrSon Co 626 Ind AZ MA e7sI
FLORISTS
ChaeOnas Floral Co $500 l4th oW ...... CO 24I2
Guides 1919 3 E nv ......... .....NA &27S
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Electrical Service

Dawes EIss. ssrv. sl34 Ga Gv. eE A07s II so44
Warren 1905 n ct ....... MA $3.50
WHITING { HerFIty l100 9th nv. ........N MA 3082
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coaI-Iee-F Fuel 1cIeaners & Dyers
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Beauty Salons
Beverages & Liquors

BuiIders-Contractors-
Materials
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fJewelry-Watch Making

REAL ESTATE
HOughtOR { Co 900 18th nv DI 7SSO
Real Estate MortSass and Guaranty MA iAO9
Corporation Construction Loans 1910 < Ut nv
Tyler Rutherford 1870 ct NV Ma 0A75.O
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2SO5 Gs ave NV .,.,. co 727O
PAWN BROKERS
ROSSyA Loan Co RoSslyB Va H.. ....,.WA 0AS0
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American Valet Cleaners 6224 Ga Az GE 5SS0
v. CampaneIIa 902 1lth st
Bohman's Shoe Repair 24l2 Nichols ~ %
J. Brown Work guaranteed l242 4tb ~ ME S863
Peter Furnace 520k Cd st
ChaS 0iCarIO 29l5 Nichols 80 II 922S.W
Howell Shoe Rebuilder Exp Workmanship sw
Paul ( Son 935 End ct Sw ... ME 5573
, 1935-05-28
Students Cine
Program For
Association

The children Of the Washington
Park school of which Mrs. Annie S.
Putegnat is principal. entertained
the members of the Parent Teacher
association OF the school recently.
The program was as follows: Re-
citation, Gloria Farias; playlet,
Shirley Sommers. EliSeo Rangel, and
ConSuelo Garcia; reading, Laura
Gonzales: songs by the first grade
classes Of Miss Josephine CaStan-
eda, Miss Sophie Lozano, and Mrs.
Maurice Pipkin; reading. Ninfa LO-
pei; reading. Roberto Arriago; songs,
by first grade classes OF Mrs. l.. l..
KENNY, and Miss Anna Cora PETE.
Reading, Juanita Baker: reading,
ErneSto Martinez; songs by the sec
ond grade classes of Miss Sarah Sha-
piro and Mrs. ROLAND Mckee; read
ing, Maria Jesus Ramon; reading.
Maria Santos Davila; songs by the
third grade classes Of Mrs. c. @. Fos-
ter and Mrs. Dan Fowler: reading,
Alicia Gonzales; reading, Carlos Cis-
neroS.
Songs. BY the third and fourth
grade classes OF Miss Dorothy More
and Mrs. Cora c. Butts: reading,
Ana May Puente; reading. Dodanim
Martinez: song by the third grade
classes Ct Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Lu-
Gle Began.
, 1935-05-28

rived in McAllen, Friday night TO
make their home in the city.
MI. and Mrs. Claude Dillinger
will leave in about a week for Mis-
souri,. where Mr.. Dillinger will at
tend Missouri university this sum-
mer
Miss Erlene Duke left Saturday
for KingSville TO visit relatives dur
ing the summer. She graduated from
T. c. A. l., KingSville. with the
June class.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Bender, St.
Paul, Mimi, are visitors in McAllen.
Miss Elizabeth Alley left Satur-
Gay for Austin, where she will visit
her mother and attend the Uni
versity OF Texas this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Boucher have
returned home from a months visit
to points in Oklahoma.
Mrs. K. +. Hoffman, Mrs. Frank
Powell Of Mission, Mrs. Bon II.
Smith Of McAllen and Mrs. Reader
OF Pharr will leave Wednesday
morning for Los Angeles, Calf.
Miss Gladys Sedwick left Satur-
day for her home in Corpus
Christi. where she plans TO spend
the summer. She is a member Of
tnn high school faculty in this city.
Mrs. o. ID. CULLEN, WeSlaco, was
a visitor Friday afternoon in Nc
Allen.
Newman Smith will leave Sun
oay for Austin TO attend the Uni
versity Of Texas this summer.
Miss Mary Elsie BeaSley left Sat
Irday for Ennis, Texas to visit rel
ativeS; later she will attend North
Texas State Teachers college at
Denton.
Mrs. Margaret Whitney and sons
eft Saturday for Sapulpa, Okla
homa, where they will visit rela-
tiveS and friends during the sum-
mer.
Miss Gladys Sedwick will repre-
sent the McAllen Business and Pro-
ieSSional WOmen'S club at the state
convention at Mineral Wells June
s. Z and 8.
Miss Lillian Bell left this week
end for Santa Rosa. where she Will
visit her parents.
Miss Clara Dollahite, Miss john
RE Laughlin, Miss Margaret Miller
and Miss Fern Fugate left Saturday
by motor to join the Eastern omni-
bus tour at Wichita, Kansas. The
tour will include many interesting
points in the East and Canada and
will last about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregory left
Saturday for san Marcos TO at
tend ex-students association activ-
tiles there.
Miss Louise Ellis left the first
OF the week for her home in Kings
vile, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Laurie Callicutt left this week
end for San Antonio to visit his
father and mother.
, 1935-05-28
Kitchen Shower And
Bridge Has Two For
HOstesses Monday

Miss Rachel Pierce and Mrs. Dan
Fowler entertained Monday evening
al the home of the former on Levee
street, honoring Miss Elizabeth Rowe.
bride-elect OF Saturday. The event
was in the form Of a kitchen show
or and bridge.
The rooms given over TO the af-
fair were attractive with artistic ar
engagements of white oleanders and
fern.
During the games Of bridge, Miss
Gladys Trimble was presented with
the score trophy and Mrs. Clarence
Bennett with the second award.
Both presented them in turn TO the
honoree.
Among those present besides the
konoree were Misses Corinne Wal
ton. Anna Mae Walton, Lorene
Written. Anastacia Bray, Virginia
Fenwick, Gladys Trimble. Peggy
Lamberton. MeSdames Clarence Ben
nett. Jack Todd and Fl. Austin Eli
son. the latter of Falfurrias.
, 1935-05-28
Circles Haze
Conferences
Separated y

The Women's Missionary Union
or the First Baptist church met
Monday afternoon in separate
circles. the Lottie Moon and New
shaw circles meeting together al
the home OF Mrs. George Hillyer
with 10 members present.
Mrs. Landreth and Mrs. Kyzar
taught the Bible lesson from the
book OF Daniel. Following a short
business session, Mrs. Hillyer serv-
ed a salad course.
Mrs. j. p. Glenn was hostess 70
members OF the Irene Stephens
circle with ten members present.
The meeting was opened with a
prayer by Mrs. Fritz Schmidt. The
Scripture lesson was given Oy Mrs.
A. r. King from Luke. The circle
will meet with Mrs Glenn. June
q TO study the mission book. The
Desire of All Nations" The hostess
served an ice course at the close OF
the study lesson.
The Lucille Reagan circle met
with Mrs. William Cabler, Jr., at
the home OF Mrs. William Cabler.
ST.. with y members. two new men,
bers. and n visitor present. The
, 1935-05-28
Electrified Map Is
Made by Children
OF School Here

The pupils OF the high fourth
class Of the Washington Park school
Of which Mrs. Annie S. Putegnat
is principal entertained their
mothers recently with a program Of
class activities. The class, Of which
Mrs. Cora Q. Butts is teacher. pres
ented an electrified map Of Browns
vile that the students had made
and told stories OF many interest
ing places in the vicinity.
Among thee hildren who gave ac-
counts Of points OF interest were
Frank Jones. Elena Cara, Juanita
Reyes. Olga Zavate. Ninfa Cervantes,
Margarita Garcia Gomez, Ruth Ca
vd7os. Carlos Nenque. Eugenia
Cara. Paul Trevinc. Jose Salas
Blanca Gloria Gutierrez, Maria Oh
vera.
Ofelia Maldonaldo. ErneSto Nor
ales. Maria EStela, Ramos, Daniel
Vilano. Carlos Preciado, Carmen
Acosta. Trinidad Arizmendi. jose
phine Resendez. Johnnie Allgood,
Salvador Salazar, Ernestina Mar
tinez. Rebeca Revuelta. Della Mar
tinez, and Lila Avangua.
, 1935-05-28
Annual Picnic
Held BY Club
At Port City

The Literature and Arts Review
held its annual picnic Friday at the
Hotel Brazos In Port Isabel with a
sea food luncheon
Following the delicious luncheon.
Mrs. Joe X. Wells read a paper
written by Mrs. G.. B. Sutton on
Present Day Forces in Mexico
The paper was splendid. and show
ed q great deal OF time, thought and
study had gone into its composition.
IL covered the present day situation
In Mexico and showed research
into past history.
Following the program the mem
berS Of the club held the election
OF officers for the ensuing club wear
Mrs. r. A. Porter was reelected
president. Other officers elected
were Mrs. BurneIl N. Goodrich,
vice president: Mrs. Thurman A.
Kinder, Jr., secretary: Mrs. c. S.
Eidman, treasurer; Mrs. Joe *.
Wells, corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Wells Is also chairman Of the
program committee, and other men,
bers OF the committee are Mrs.
Burnell N. Goodrich and Mrs. G. :.
Eidman. Mrs. Rufus Ransome is
chairman OF the membership COM
mittee with Mrs. Lawrence Brady
and Mrs. Winship Hodge as mem
bers.
After the business session, the club
members enjoyed bridge games
during the afternoon. The next and
final meeting Of the year will be in
the form of a musical at the home
OF Mrs. James L. Abney at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
, 1935-05-28
Miss Rose Is
Honored With
Shou,er Event

Miss Sarah Shapiro entertained
Saturday afternoon at a pretty af-
fair honoring Miss lola Rosa, whose
marriage TO MI. w. Hugh Biggs. will
take place wednesday. The event
took the form form Of a bridge and
linen shower.
Games OF cards were enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon. Later the honoree
was escorted TO the dining room
where a large bell hung from the
ceiling. Attached TO the bell were
ribbons with the opposite ends be-
ing fastened in various places about
the room where the many gifts were
hidden
Intimate friends Of Miss Rose
were among those present.
Miss Rose Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe r. Rose OF Harrington,
She has been a teacher in the
Brownsville school system for several
years and has many friends in
Brownsville.
Mr.. Biggs has been q resident CT
Brownsville most Of his life and Is
connected with the Pan-American
Always.
, 1935-05-28
MeuS, Notes
Mar
Especial to TIE Heraldl

A2INAAaA ~ AfHN IL
DEL MAR. May 2s.-Mr. and Mrs
"A. r. Pohlman OF Natoma, Kansas.
arrived Sunday for a visit at Eel
Bar beach resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. KowalSki and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Jefferds. all OF
Brownsville spent a delightful week
end at Del Mar cottage. Bernice Ko-
walsh. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Kowalski enjoyed the visit with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dade Hester and
family Of Mission arrived Sunday
TO spend a week at Del Mar cot
tages.
Mrs. r. z. Butts and family OF
La Feria enjoyed Saturday and
Sunday at Del Mar resort.
A pleasant weekend was enjoyed
by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. B. Webb and
party Of Mission.
Fl. L. McBraid and party OF Har-
lingen were at Del Mar Owe the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Alderdice Of
Brownsville. Mr.. and Mrs. Forest w.
Runnels and MI. and Mrs. j. 7. Sell
.lers Of San Bento spent a pleasant
weekend at De Mar beach.
l.. r. Weber and party Of Wes-
laco arrived Saturday to spend the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Polhemus OF
Mission spent the week end at Del
Mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Dominy spent
the weekend at Del Mar cot
tages.
DR.. and Mrs. r. H.. Montgomery
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Marvin Hall and children OF
Brownsville. They are spending
several days at Del Mar cottages
DR.. Montgomery Is from te Uni
versit yof Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. b. f. Dulaney OF
Brownsville spent Friday and
Saturday at Del Mar beach resort
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Bryan OF
Brownsville were guests at Del Ma
cottages over the weekend.
DR.. T. o. Walton. president Of A
a. M. College, is visiting with his
daughter and s~on-in-law. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Frank r. Bortle. Mr.. Bortle
X dean OF Brownsville junior col
lege and high school principal. The
group spent Sunday and Monday
at Del Mar.