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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Patalie.

Politicke kruhy v Ohio byly
strzeny do vfavy sensace, kdyz
guy. Martin L. Davey, ktery
cell NONE obzalobe S pozadav
KEN jeho odstranen1 z dTadu,
prfsahl zatykac ma Harry L.
Hopkinse, fed. administrators
dlevy. Hned v zap6ti postal tie
legram Hopkinsovi do Wash
jfmz jej vyzyva ably
"byl muzem," prijel do Ohio,
dial Sc zatknouti, a pax 81 ce-
lou vec mezi sebou vyridili
soudne. Hopkins pronesl obvi-
nen1, re v Ohio Sc cachrovalo S
dlevnymi fondy, a z narfzenf
presidenta veskery ulevove ak
&c v state Ohio mali byti NADIA
lie rfzeny federaln1 vladou. Da-
.ey oplatkou jej zaluje pro u
trhanf ma cti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Rozmackan elevatorem.

Joe L. Hammond, 1Olety
skolak z LeClair, bl1ze Des
Moines, byl rozmackan k smrti
kdyz Sc dostal mezi zdviz a
st6nu sachty v Union Bank bu-
dove v Des Moines. Mrtvola
chlapce zGstala viseti hlavou
dolG v sachte skoro hodilau, nez
mohla byti vyprestena. Hoch
jel poprve We zdvizi a udelalo
sc mu spatne. Neil jej jeho O.
tee mohl zachytiti, zvratil Sc
skrze otvor We dver1ch a byl
zachycen mezi jedouc1 zdviz a
stenu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Ia sest dni utekl.

Ruby Chambers, z Daven-
port, Iowa, podala zalobu u
soudu, vinfc sveho manzela
Troye, jehoz 81 vzala II. GER
vence 1882, re il uz Is. cerven-
ce opustil, kdyz il pred tim
stloukl. zadala ably il bylo ma
dfvcf jmeno Milburn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Cernoch cten Amerikou.

Richard B. Harrison, cernos-
sky herec, ktery sc proslavil
We sveraznych hrach sve rasy,
mezi mimi ma predn1m mfste
"De Lawd" ktera byla sehrana
nejmene 1000 krate, zemrel
V New Yorku v nemocnici v 70
letech veku. Mezi sym lidem
byl povazovan Ia opravdoveho
genia a jim take skutecne byl.
Nazev hry je: Green Pas
lures.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

Neklid " Harlem, New York.
V Harlem, cernosske casti
mesta New Yorku, doslo ku
bouri, v n1z zastrelen byl Ger
noch, tTicet ctyTi cernosi a be
losi poraneni, kdyz zastupy
cernochu valily sc ctvrt1 rozci-
leni jsouce mad zpravou, re Ger
nossky mlad1k byl utlucen ku
smrti belochy.
skoda ma majetku zpdsobe-
ma odhaduje Sc ma $500, 900.
Vice neil 100 osob zatceno
bylo.
Dodge, distriktn1 navladnf.
z nepokoje VIM komunisty. Re
zranenych asi diva podlehnou
smrti. Jeden, cernoch Charles
Aston, skocil Sc strechy sesti
poschodoveho domu, ably uni
XII detektiv1m.
Pnvodcem boure teto byl 16
lety Lind Rivera, jenz v obcho-
d1 chycen byl, kdyz chtel u
krasti nGz. Dial Sc do rvacky
Sc dvema zr1zenci obchodu,
kdyz tito vedli jej obchodem.
Zastup cernochG V obchode
pr1tomnych domn1val Sc, re Ri
vera utlucen byl, dali Sc do xii
ku a neustali az doslo ku boufi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
GEORGE ZAHARIAS zapasiti
Dude S RUDE WRIGHT
" hlavnlm Zapase.


Prfstf stfedu, 27. bfezna V
kr1zkovych zapasech poTada-
nych V Carlins Park George
Zaharias zapasiti Dude S Rube
Wright v hlavn1m zapase.
V nasleduj1c1m zapase URGE
nym ma dobu As minut George
Hagen utka Sc S Bisignano.
Nasleduj1c1 diva zapasy KITE
re urceny jsou ma dobu 80 mi
nut aneb l porazku ucinkuj1:
Ernie Dusek VS.. Donovan;
Grubmier VS.. Rascher.
Vstupne jest 55c, 99c a S1.65.
Zeny v prGvodu muze mali
vstup volny!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

V Argyle, N. Y, politely
zivot je tax itchy, re obcane
zapomneli v pondel1, re V Ute
ry budou tam konany volby do
obecnl radu. Volby tud1z byly
odlozeny ma 26. brezna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Mladici pro velkoporotu.

Frederick Forster a Frank
Luca, oba 21let1, drzanl
jsou pro velkoporotu ma zalo-
by, re We ctyfech kradezlch u
kradli "a vice neil $500 stfl-
brneho nacini a sperkd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
"Unesla sauna sebe."

V Grand Rapids, Mich, "a
tykac byl vydan ma Helenu
Jeanu Bannigovou, Is let sta
rou, o ktere Sc myslilo, re byla
unesena. VysetTovan1m zjisti-
10 Sc, re d1vka sama poslala
vyhrGzny dopis rodic1m, v
nemz je zada O pen1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

Lee Cochran, Baltimoran a
cernossky pomocnfk, zavTeni
byli We Washingtonu, kdyz V
trucku jejich skonfiskovano
bylo 243 beden S koTalkou ne
zdanenou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Zmrzaceny a nemocny skoncil
sebevraZdou.

Charles H. White, 62 roxy
sary, zastrelil Sc v 1tery v loz-
nici sveho bytu, {. 2501 West
Fayette ulice. Ma listku ma
psal: "Nikdo nen1 vinen smr-
tt moi. Ucinil jsem tax, re
jsem zmrzaceny a nemocny &C.
lou dobu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Zastrelen " iidelne.

Robert Johnson, cernoch, "a
stfelen byl We stredu jfdelne
v 1900 blocku E. Pratt ulice,
Johnem Cherry, jenz vypalil
prot Johnsonovi ctyfi rany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Zatcen pro kradez spachanou

" sobotu zatcen byl 19lety
Edward Perkna re 900 blocku
E. Baltimore ulice. Ia vinu Sc
mu klade, re V srpnu minuleho
roku ukradl predm6ty v Gene
$40 z domu III. J. Roehner We
1900 blocku E. Baltimore ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Prodaval bez license.

56lety Harry Wolff zatcen
byl ma Lexington ulici, re pro-
daval ostf1 ku holeni bez licen-
Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

.Nase nejlepsf este vlnene
Sweaters, muzske a zenske
Nyn1 "a .$2.98
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

Jednotlive Spodn1 Pradlo 1Oc
zenske Boomers, Teddies &
Panties, nyn1 "a ........ 29c
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Veskera zasoba Muzskych Pl-
stenych KloboukG i Derbies
$1.OO

Muzske a chlapecke cepice ACC
O'Wales ...... 29c
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Headlight Overalls, Jumpers,
Pants & Shirts, nynf -. $1.39
, 1935-06-16
Dnuer Child Is
Honored With
Party Event

Mrs. Harry Driver entertained
this past week at a children's
party honoring her little daughter.
Elizabeth Jean Driver, on her sec
ond birthday.
Games and contests furnished
amusement for the children through
out the afternoon. A color scheme
OF pink and blue was used In &C
CGssorieS for the affair. Following
the games and the breaking OF the
bIiRhtly-colored pinata. the TERED
birthday cake was cut and served
with ice-cream.
Children included IN the guest
list were Rose Lou, Barbara Jean.
Albert. Junior. and Joseph W.
Ray Barnard, Junior Elias. Shire
Champion, Robert Lanier. Eleanor
May Janier. Marilyn Rae Hough-
falling. Pauline and Stanley MonSees.
Other guests included Mrs. Leslie
Ward. Mrs Phin Houghtsling. Mrs.
Robert Lanier. Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Driver. paternal grandparents OF
the honoree. Mrs. w. T.. Ryman,
grandmother OF the honoree and
Mrs Ed Darlington.
, 1935-06-16
Members Haze
install [dtiOn
Ceremonies

Members OF the Business and
Professional Women's club held
installation services at the regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening
New officers who we're inducteo
into office were Miss Marie Clark
pI resident: Mrs. c. II. Colgin. first
vlce-president; Mrs. Margaret Dem
mis-. second vice-preSident; Mrs
Gertrude Jones. recording secretary:
Miss Julia O'Brien. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Eula Collins. treas
urer.
Standing committee chairmen
we're appointed as follows: Mrs
Kate Hamilton, cheer; Mrs. w. r.
Jones. education; Mrs. Nathan
Moore, health; Mrs. Ethel Hetrick
legislation; Mrs. Mabel Mclnnis
membership; Mrs. Della Bolingeri
public relations: Mrs. Frank @
Pierce, research: Mrs. Margaret
Dennis, transportation; Miss Effie
Ingram. emblem: Miss Bertha Leon
ard. program and publicity.
Retiring officers OF the club i'm
cluded Mrs. Eula Collins. president:
Miss Effie Ingram. first vice-pres-
icent; Mrs. Nathan Moore, second
vice-president; Mrs. Margaret Den
ElS, recording secretary; Mrs. Ger
trude Jones. corresponding secre-
tsry; Miss Marie Clark. treasurer.
, 1935-06-16
Pupil Viii Be
Presented In
Recital Here

Beverly June Shuler. pupil OF the
Gracey Studio OF Music. will be
presented in recital Tuesday. June
10, az BIS o'clock In the evening at
Fl Jardin school. The recital was
postponed from last week on &C
count OF inclement weather.
The public Is issued a cordial
invitation 10 attend. Miss Shuler
viii be assisted in a group Of read
ings by Mrs. J. j. Van Dyke. dra-
matte arts instructor, who Is we'll
known in Brownsville for her read
ingS. She will be assisted also by
the Studio Quartet of which she
~ a member. and by Vera r. Gracey,
instructor, in several duo-piano
EUmbers. The Studio Quartet Is
composed OF Aileen Hanna, Martha
lee Street. Dorothy Pearl Street
and the r~ecitaliSt. Beverly June
Shuler.
Miss Shuler will play selections
lion Bach. Mozart. Haydn, Chopin,
Grieg, Moszkowski and Schutt.
, 1935-06-16
Mrs. Thomas Is
Hostess At
Bridge

Mrs Herbert L. Thomas was
hostess Friday afternoon at a hand
kerchief shower and bridge honor
ing Mrs. Kenenth v. Beer. who IS
leaving Monday for her new home
n Miami, Florida.
There were five tables OF bridge
arranged In the reception rooms
"a the home which were attractive
with cut garden flowers.
During the games Of contract. Mrs.
j.. Gilbert Philen, Jr, was high
Mrs Bascom Cox. seconc high, and
MrS. Larry Lightner was also pre-
scnted an award. The hostess re-
membered the hOnOree with u pref
ty remembrance.
Among those Included IN the
LueSt list were MIS-. Beer. and
Mesdames George winston. WI
liam Mcdonald. Robin Pate. H. G,
kriStolierson. r. ID. Nolan. R. r,
Preeden. George Callaghan, @. w
johnson, James II. RentirO. Ludy u
Voight, James A. Maxwell. Dean
Porter. Larry Lightner. j. Gilbert
Philen. Jr., Ralph L. Buell.. j. B.
Alderdice. Bascom Cox. Fay l.
Rockwell, r. o. Willy, and Walter
Galloway.
, 1935-06-16
Benefit Bridge
Is Event BIZ
Altar Unit

The Sacred Heart Unit Of the Al
tar Society OF the Sacred Heart
church entertained Thursday eve
ning with a benefit card party in
the parish hall OF the church which
was attractively decorated ior the
occasion with cut flowers and fern.
Fourteen tables Of players assem-
bled for the games. IN the games OF
contract. Mrs. Louis Bauer was
high and Mrs. Cuban MonseeS, sec
ond high among the ladies DR.. o. W.
Lawrence and Mr.. r. C. Morris were
high and second high among the
men. The auction favor went TO Mrs.
"A. w. Reed and the floating prize
IN Mrs. Tom Bowling.
The bridge favors were donated
bv the Borderland ana Edelstein's
furniture company. Dorfman's Jew
trly store. and also bv Mesdames u.
T. OBryan. Ted Burns and john
Closner.
The Sacred Heart Unit Is very
7rateful 70 all who helped to make
Inc affair such a success.
, 1935-06-16
Bnde-eLect Is
Honored With
Shower Event

Mr.. and Mrs. Javier Vizcarra en-
tertained Tuesday evening with a
shower and dance honoring their
cousin. Miss Fiavia Cuellar, whose
marriage has been set for June is.
Among those present were Misses
Ines Cantu, Consuelo Cara. Jose
flna Broughton. Sofia Martinez. Do
militia Acevedo. Berta and Frances
Molina. Petra. Benigna. and Maria
Alvarez, Aminta Esperanto and Eleva
Cuellar, Jane and Lucinda V~illarreal.
Tito Cuellar. JoSefina and Maria
BRrriOS. Amanda Chopesa.
Misses Esther ID. Ayala. Eva and
Berta Cuellar, Enriqueta Rodriguez
Oielia Martinez, Beatriz Maldonaldo.
Pepa and Aurora Baker, Flcria Lon
goria. Aurora and Bertha Moralez,
Amalia and Maria Cara Tamayo.
Tia and Cura Gonzalez. Manuela
Salinas, Maria Martinez. Maria
KiniSbery. Maria Villarreal. Emilia
Delgado. and Rosa Cardona.
MesSrs. Leo Hernandez. Buddy San
Miguel. Roberto Rivera. Javier Quin-
tero. Eddy CavazoS. Ramiro Muncs.
Pred Fredla. Gonzalo Martinez. Ra-
miro Cara, Jesus de Ia Cara. Jesus
Garlic. Dodolfo Eycobar. Enrique
Delgado. Enrique Moreno. Daniel
FariaS. Juan Querran. Roberto Hino-
joSa. AstrolavioS Alvarez. Frank Al
varez. Jr.. Henry Bowman. Roberto
Rocha, Jose Gonzales. Jr.. Joe Nora
lez. Pedro Moralez. Raul Oliveira,
Salvador Guerrero. Juan Saenz.
Jerry Gutierrez. Raul Torres. Ro-
berto Escobar.
MesdameS Viola T. Whitehead. r
e Melendez. r NJ. Soils. ID. Y. Cuel-
lar. G Cuellar. and L. Cuellar
MeSsrs. and Mesdames j. Bailey. r.
Munivez. NJ. Garcia. c. Chavarria
and r. Cuellar.
, 1935-06-16
Mrs. Beer Is
Honored With
Bridge Event

Mrs. q. w. johnson entertained
Thursday afternoon at luncheon
followed by bridge. al MOOreland
Terrace. the lovely home OF Mrs.
Nathan Moore. hOnoring Mrs. Ken
meth ". Beer, who with Mr.. Beer
plans 10 leave Monday for their
new home IN Miami. Florida.
Eight tables oil bridge were arr
.gnFed tn the reception rooms that
we're particularly pretty with bowls
OF pink Oleander and with larger
bowls OF gladioi I'm pastel shades.
During The games which followed
luncheon. Mrs. James II Rentfr0
vas high with Mrs. Carey v. Ham
iiton second and Mrs. Thurman "A.
Kinder, Jr.. low. Mrs. Johnson pre-
sCnted the honor guest. Mrs. Beer,
with an attractive remembrance.
The guest list included particular
friends OF the honoree.
, 1935-06-16
Miss Griffith Is
Honored With
THO Affairs


ALAMO. June Is Miss Peggy
Lusk Of Weslaco entertained with
. buffet supper Friday evening
honoring Miss Sara Griffith or Al
amo. and Mr.. Eddie ONeil. OF Mis-
sion who r 70 be married this
month.
The living room OF the home was
decorated with baskets Of spring
flowers. The dining table was laid
In white and centered with n mir
Tor PLAGUE upon which was placed
a crystal bowl filled with rosebuds.
Games and contests we're the
diversions for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bresett we're
gracious hosts at a steak supper az
their home I'm Alamo wednesday
evening honoring Miss Sara Grif-
fifth and Mr.. Eddie ONeill or Mis-
sion.
, 1935-06-16
MONDAY

MONDAY
Social meeting OF the W. M. : OF
the First Methodist church at the
church with MeSdames II. p. JEFF
fiery y. p. Williamson. r. + Black,
Jack Snoeberger and G S. SteIl. as
EoSteSses.
Hope Chapter 1874, order OF the
Eastern Star. at the Masonic Tenn
ole at 8 p. m.
TUESDAY
Ween Frac Bridge club with Mrs.
Tommy Thomas.
Mardi Bridge club with Mrs. r.
Y. Curry.
Rebekah Lodge nj the Masonic
Temple at 8 D. m.
Smith, Burns wedding az the
Church Of the Advent az 5 O'Clock
III the evening.
Recital by Beverly June Shuler
ut H Jardin school az Sis p. m.
, 1935-06-16
Breakfast Is
OAR Addir
For Flag Day
Especial TO The Herald

AoptClAl 70 Inc hcEAAQl
MERCEDES. June Is. Nearly
sixty members Of the Lieutenant
Thomas Barlow Chapter OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton. and Of the Rio Grande Chap
ter Of McAllen. gathered at the
Manhattan Cafe in Mercedes, Fri
day morning for a breakfast. in the
annual observance OF Flag Day. The
breakfast tables held flat decora-
tons OF roses and leaves. with
miniature flags as plate favors.
Mrs. r. M. VIM OF Mercedes,
regent OF the Thomas Barlow chap
ter. opened the meeting and intro
duced Mrs. w. II. Malone. regent
Of the McAllen Chapter. as toast
mistress. The program opened with
the group singing OF America. ac-
companied by Miss sara King on the
violin. Mrs. John Mason gave the
Salute to the Flag. and Mrs. John
Bruce said grace, both ladies from
Mercedes. Mrs. j. w. Dowler OF
this city. read two original poems.
entitled Our Flag" and Mother.
Mrs. Arthur Erase OF Donna. read
an original poem from Mrs. r. P.
Cherry OF Lyford. Salute to the
Flag, and also a poem by Mrs. j.
Magma. general president OF the N,
s. ID. A. r., Of Washington. Mrs.
j. Halliburton OF Memphis. Tenn,
was a guest and gave a short talk.
TIC featured speaker for the
morning was Mrs. r. S. hammers
OF Alamo, who gave an interesting
report OF the National Congress. ID.
A. r.. held In Washington i'm April.
II was voted to make a breakfast
the local feature Of annual Flag
Day in the future.
, 1935-06-16
Mrs. Drew Patteson
Is Hostess To The
Wednesday Bridge

Mrs. Drew Patteson entertained
members Of the Wednesday Bridge
club and a few extra guests at the
Woman's club this week. Garden
flowers made attractive the rooms
given over to the six table OF play
erS.
During the games. guest high was
made by Mrs. Robert TONNES OF
Greenwood. Mississippi. and club
high by Mrs. Lawrence Brady while
the floating trophy went to Mrs.
Thomas Fl. Sweeney.
A salad plate was served at the
conclusion OF play. Out OF town
guests OF the club included Mrs. En-
win Balluder. Of Mexico. d. r.. and
Mrs. Robert TONNES, OF Greenwood,
Mississippi.
The club will meet next week with
Mrs. Joe K. Wells.
, 1935-06-16
Ant School To
Open Monday
In Halingen

HARLINGEN, June 15.-Openirg
Of the Anthony De Young School OF
Art is scheduled for Monday norm
ing at Q O'Clock. according TO Mrs.
j. J. Murray. president OF the Rio
Grande Art League, organization
that Is sponsoring the class.
Anthony De Young Of San An
tonic. nationally recognized artist.
critic and art instructor. who will
conduct the classes each morning
from Q to ~ o'clock at the Wo-
mans Building. is expected 70 ar
rive In Harrington Sunday from
Brownwood where he has just closed
a similar school.
Much interest has been shown In
the school from artists yer the VAL
ley and n number are expected to
come here from Kingsville and 9TH
err out-of- e-Valley places.
Glasses In portrait, still life and
other forms OF painting will be held
for artists and those beginning the
study Of art.
A Rose Breakfast at the Macy
4C0 1SOSlA 4uCcdog AlOA AAAAAb ~
$50 o'clock Is a form OF entertain
ment for the month for the Pres
byterian Auxiliary when the regular
business and social meeting Of the
Auxiliary will be held. Circle three
Is the hostess group for the occa-
sion and Mrs. Carl Ries Is leader Of
the program.
The Reapers Glass OF the First
Baptist church held the regular
business and social meeting Of the
class at the home Of Mrs. II. II.
Echander Thursday afternoon.
Group one with Mrs. w. j. Bruton
was hostess group and served punch
and cookies during the social hour.
Mrs 10y Yates, vice president,
presided over the business session
when q re-division OF the class into
groups was made with captains as
follows: group one. Mrs. @. A. Car
ter: group two. Mrs. G. A. MAXWELL:
group three. Mrs. j. q. Kendrick
and group four, Mrs. w. J. Bruton.
Spelling contests were diversions Of
the social hour with the prize
awarded to Mrs. Nell Peters.
Those present were Mesdames ].
III. williams, j. 4. lizard. F. B. Bar
clay, c. A. MAXWELL. @. A. Carter,
Nell Peters, j. A. Kendrick. w. j.
Bruton. A. c. Pate, A. s. Knowles.
10y Yates, j. II. Michalke. j. c.
Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Schander.
Peggy Adams. little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Adams was
complimented with a birthday party
Monday afternoon at her home
when q large group Of children were
hidden to assist in celebrating the
little honoree's sixth birthday an
niversary.
The embossed birthday cake was
served with ices and sweets fol-
lowing an afternoon Of games di-
rected by Mrs. Adams.
MI. and Mrs. d. d. Norton are in
Lorena for a few days visit with
Mrs. Norton's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans who are celebrating their
wedding anniversary Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Z. Butt
visited in Corpus Christi during the
weekend.
Mr.. Arthur Howard OF Wichita
Falls is a guest In Harlingen.
, 1935-06-16
Junior Girls Class
Honors Miss CARA
With Shower Here

Miss F. Virginia Cara. bride ELECT.
was honored with a shower Wednes-
day evening by the junior girls class
Of the Latin-American Presbyterian
church at the home Ct Miss Margar-
ite Villarreal.
Games and contests furnished
amusement for the evening. The
honoree was the recipient Of many
lovely gifts from the class men,
bers.
Those present were Miss Cara.
Misses Icela 3. Marbaez. Aurelia
Garcia. Raquel Cara. Berta Shana-
han, Regina ALGERIA. Piedsd Gar
cia and Margarita Villarreal.
, 1935-06-16
Calendar For The Week

WEDNESDAY
The Little women's club with
Sylvia Sommers.
The Lucky l3 Bridge club with
Mrs Charles Lovinger.
The wednesday Bridge club with
Mrs. Joe X. Wells.
The ladies Of the Central Chris
tian church will serve a Penny
Supper at the church.
THURSDAY
The Modern Priscilla with Mrs.
Elizabeth Willis.
The Bridge League at Elks hall
n, 7.30 .. m.
Evening party by the Bide-a-Wee
club for husbands OF members at
r r. Baird home.
Ride by Riding club honoring
Miss Catherine Morton and Mr..
Joe Britton.
FRIDAY
Entire Nous Bridge club with Mrs.
r. l. MacmanuS.
, 1935-06-16
Melroy Cecil Hare
Is HonOred With
PARTY Thursday

\ q Y NJ IItTT Study
Mrs. Harlie T. Hare entertained
Thursday afternoon. honOrIng her
son Melroy Cecil, on his fifth birth
day Games and contests were play
cd during the afternoon.
Among those present we're Anita.
Francis. Domingo. Jr.. Lulu and
John MuZquiz. Mercedes. Antonio
and Alexandra Guardajarda, Elida
de los Santos. Viola Cantu. Anita
Huerta. Ninfa Garcia. Guadalupe
Nillarreal. Herminia Lamberth. Ed
ma. Lorraine. and Marguerite Clark
OF San Benito. and Pearl and Mar
Lin Pustad also OF San Benito.
, 1935-06-16
Club Group Is
Entertained
In NesLaco
Especial to The Heraldl

&NMNA& ~ "A AANAMAAN
WESLACO, June Is Mrs. r
Ogan was In charge OF the meeting
g the literary group OF the BuSi-
EeSs and Professional Women. which
met Thursday al the Cortez Hotel.
Mrs. Nat Howard was IN charge
Ct the program, and told an inter-
esting short story on Charlie
Chaplin The next meeting will be
Tuesday June Is.
Mrs. Alma Fort, who went 10
Mineral Wells. 70 the State Conven-
lion OF Business and Professional
Women. has returned. and Will give
he report of The session at the
next business meeting.
A large attendance was registered
at the church supper held at the
Presbyterian Sunday school annex
Tuesday evening.
Two interesting numbers OF the
evening were a negro dialect read
ing by Mrs. Pitman and two vocal
selections by Mrs. ID. r. Ransome
accompanied by Miss Marjorie
Trott.
Circle three Of the PRESBYTERIAN
auxiliary vas entertained Monday
ai the home OF Mrs. I. q. CreSSner
with twelve members present.
Mrs. "A. w. Arnett was hostess 70
circle four al the church annex with
tel. members and n visitor pres
ent Mrs. Geo. Lucas gave the devO-
tional. Mrs, Wilson led the program
JOYS of Giving" with the assist
ance OF Mrs. Carl Schwedes and
Mrs. w. +. Powell.
AT the regular Tuesday evening
meeting OF the WeSlaco Odd Fellows
~ W.. Ludwig was elected as vice
grand. with j. A. Pickett as noble
grand. and Mr.. Snethen as team
captain.
AT a recent meeting OF the Re
bekahs Mrs. Eta Hale was elected
noble grand with Mrs. Bertha Delhi
as noble grand.
Mrs. K L Sugg was hostess Thurs
day Al the South Palm Gardens
school house TO members OF the
Just We Neighbors club. Roll call
was answered with current events.
BY Ia members and one visitor.
Mrs. O.. @. Aldridge and Mrs. Sugg
sang a duet.
Mrs. W. l. Wagers entertained
Thursday with a children's party
Complimenting her little nephew.
Buddy Joe Horn. or his fifth birth
day
Ten little folk helped him cele-
brate.
The Dorcas Aid met Thursday
June 18th al the home Of Mrs. Oscar
DUDE in Mercedes with is members
present After the business hour a
social hour was enjoyed.
Those attending from Weslaco
we're Mrs. II. @. Mottmiller and Mrs
Julius Schupp.
Mrs. bort Davis entertained the
Eluebonnet Bridge club Tuesday.
The trophy was awarded to Mrs.
Jimmy Belts.
The WeSlaco Garden club met
Thursday morning AZ the home OF
Mrs II. q. CreSsner with % mem
GERS present. The president Mrs.
Fred Rives. conducted the. business
routine.
Mrs. Chester Ballard was the
guest speaker. and talked on Sum
rIer Care Of Flowers and Plants"
Ike next meeting OF the club will
% al the home OF Mrs. n. A. CoultaS
en- the Progreso Highway.
Members OF the Dos Mesas Bridge
club spent a most pleasant hour at
the home Of Mrs. Gordon Potts
Thursday afternoon.
Score favor was awarded to Mrs.
. p Ballard. Mrs. Ordell Robertson
Will be next club hostess. Mrs.
Larry Held was a club guest.
Wood Wilson returned this week
10 Kansas City after spending a few
weeks here with Mrs. Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. r. q. Clatterbuck.
Mrs. ". v. Sidener underwent an
operation at the McAllen Hospital
Tuesday.
, 1935-06-16
Mrs. II. j. ROmmer
is Hostess To The

Ladies Aid Group
The Ladies Aid OF the Lutheran
church met Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. III j. RommeI
with eight members present.
The devotional lesson was given
by Rev. o. y Schmidt. pastor OF
the church
During the regular business SeS-
sion. plans for furnishing the new
B-purchaSed church were discussed
During a social hour which fol-
lowed. the hostess served punch and
cookies.