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, 1935-03-27
MOTHERS END
JAIL TERMS

DALLAS March ~. -P-Three
mothers who befriended two Of the
southwest's most ruthless maraud-
ers, Bonnie Parker and Clyde
Barrow. we're freed wednesday.
They finished a 30-day term
apiece for harboring Bonnie and
Clyde while the machine -gunning
duo fled the Law.
Mrs. Cumie Barrow. mother OF
Clyde: Mrs. Emma Parker. Bon
MES mother. and tight pped Mrs.
Steve Davis. mother OF Ray Hamil-
ton. No. / Texas outlaw and fugi-
tive from the state penitentiary
death house, were released from
the county Jail at Q q. m. Wed
neSday.
Mrs. Davis had no messs%e TO
send her Grant son.
She told newspapermen.
Il have no message for Ray, and
no plans to tell you"
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Parker re-
fused to pose for pictures. but Mrs.
Barrow. smiling and happy over
her release. willingly agreed.
Il want you to tell the world
that / have paid my debt 70 So
ciety. I'm all washed UP with this
business now. and I'm going
straight"
Waiting for Mrs. Barrow outside
the jail elevator we're Marie Bar
row Francis. her daughter. and Aud
rev Fay Barrow. wife q L. G. Bar
row. given penitentiary sentences on
harboring charge and a robbery ac-
cusation. The two i6-year-old girls
also were given brief sentences.
Shortly before the release. the
three women laughed and joked.
Its a good thing I had a cell 10
myself" said Mrs. Barrow as she
Strengthened her hat and ran his
hands over her wrinkled face. "If
I would have had TO sleep in one
Of these upper hunks. / probably
would 90 home and try to sleep on
a table, Just from habit"
, 1935-03-27
on Both
Sides ofRio Grande
Meet at Matamor0S

Approximately IS representative
Rotarians OF MatamoroS, Browns
vile and Harrington gathered at the
Matamoros cafe az Matamoros Tues
gay night at a banquet given IN.
ncnor OF Ingeniero ErneStof r.
Agullar, Rotary governor otfNex-
ieo, who came 10 MatamorQS Tues
Gay on a nation wide. Survey OF
Rotary clubs ~ the republic.
folloTlnx the banquet Ruben A.
Nlart4sez, secretary Of the Mat
eI.JroS club, took charge and ES-
teban Gonzalez Ancira, president Of
tie Matamoros Rotary, presented
Ing. Aguilar.
DR.. Alfredo Pumarejo made the
opening address. In his talk DR..
Pumarejo stated that the Mat
amoroS Rotary was doing all in its
power for the community and said
In behalf of the club members that
they were very glad to have the
governor with them.
Ingeniero Aguilar then spoke,
stating that he was very glad to
visit Matamoros. not having been
in the border city for seven years.
He reminisced Of his former visit
TO Matamoros, telling about the
growth of that city and Brownsville.
He stated there are 80 clubs in Mex
leo and that he expected the num-
Der would grow rapidly. He out
lined the benefits Of a Rotary club
for the community, and told Of the
cooperation that exists between club
members and the benefit the COM
munity derives from such coordina-
ton. Usually. Ing. Aguilar said.
when Rotary clubs are installed
along the border, friendly relations
are developed to a high standard
between residents Of both countries.
With the coming Of Rotary 70 a
community. a new social environ
ment is created, people get 70 know
themselves and their neighbors bet
ter, and the result Is a mutual ex-
change OF ideas usually beneficial
to the community.
Governor Aguilar then spoke OF
highlightS on the coming Rotary
convention in Mexico City begin
ming June Is and lasting a week.
This part Of his speech, Aguilar
delivered in English. He told how
President Cardenas viii inagurate
the convention, planned as the larg-
est ever held in the republic.
Tim Murphy Of Harrington invited
the Matamoros Rotarians TO attend
a Rotary banquet TO be held in that
city Friday at the Reese WI Mond
hotel.
t. L. Evans. member Of the Hous-
ton chamber of Commerce. and well
known Rotarian, made a brief tax IN
, 1935-03-27
Cameron Records
l0srd DISTRICT COURT
Judge A. NJ. Kent

FILED: G. @. Henson ct al. VS..
Isaac M. williams. ct al. for in
junction.
ORDERS: Tx parte Marion He'd
rick. removal minors disabilities.
j. S. Graham appointed special
guardian ad litem.
Carter a. ~Stiernberg VS.. r. 0. and
r. G. Jones. suit on note, dismiss
ed at plainaiff's cost.
G. B. Saylors and r. A. Lovelace,
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
Sam Feldman, VS. c. l.. Maddox.
Judgment for plaintiff for debt and
foreclosure d. l.
National Loan A. Investment Co.
vs.. j. 3. Atcheson, et al. judgment
for debt and foreclosure lien.
r. M. Borchardt rs. Coda Marie
Borchard. divorce granted.
W. L. Moody Cotton Co, vs.. Min
Ia Polly, administration. ct al. on
trial.
Federal Underwriters Exchange
vs.. Jules w. Ruiz dismissed at
plaintiffs costs.
, 1935-03-27
CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT
Judge Geo. Westervelt

Juan Granada Of Brownsville.
scheduled for trial Thursday on
charges OF driving while intoxicated.
ORDERS ENTERED: Agapito
Garcia. charged with murder of
Geronimo Villanueva, sentenced TO
not less than two nor more than
five years. Found guilty by jury
March 10.
l.. B. Ward. charged with wife
and child abandonment, set for
trial April 10.
Santos Gonzales. charged with
driving while intoxicated. assessed
one year suspended and prohibited
from driving motor vehicle for a
year.
Sam Marshall. charged with
burglary. sentenced TO five years.
Found guilty by jury March 20.
Gustavo Vasquez reported arrest
ed on indictment charging him
with burglary Of Josefa Valdez
Galvan home Feb. 10.
, 1935-03-27
Rotarians Play Golf
Seen % The Heraldl

ASpeCld4 70 Inc HeIhiul
RAYMONDVILLE. March 81. -
Golf teams representing Rotary
clubs Of Raymondvlle and Harlin-
gen will be matched in a contest
at the Harlingen course Wednesday
afternoon. The Raymondville Rota-
rians won a similar match from the
Harlingen team last Friday after
noon. PLAYING or the Raymondville
course -Four or five foursomes
will be matched Wednesday after
noon
Raymondville golfers expected 10
play include Reuben Bush, Holly
Bostick. Jesse Foster. Gene Smith.
Herschel Holder. Fred Akard. Jesse
Robbins George Wright. Gene Al
bin and Dave Mahood.
, 1935-03-27
AUTO ExTINGUISHED
Especial TO The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. March 27.-The
automobile Of q q. Baggett caught
fire AZ 265 =. Austin st.. Tuesday aft
ernoon but firemen extinguished the
blaze before any damage was done.
the equipment returning to the sta
ton within five minutes.
, 1935-03-27

Life

10y me ASSOCIATED Prestl
Hazardous
C~HICAGO.-One way OF remov-
ing a traffic hazard. Judge Porter
Of Evanston declares. is TO send IL
to jail.
He did that after termine James
Savers. AZ. a menace to the peace
and safety Of motorists.
Sayers. the Judge a told. was
found twice within a week crum-
pied under his bicycle. apparently
the victim OF a hit and run driv-
er. But rescuers changed their
minds and decided It was some
thing else, the police testified.
, 1935-03-27

Pedro Guajardo and Severa Diaz.
Federico Lonroria and Sofia Sa-
vas.
Wenceslao Martinez and Guada-
lupe Gobea.
Jose Amaya and Leonor DORA
Reymundo AguIar and Celia
Shears.
Frank L. Harris and Adaline Call
, 1935-03-27
In Plain Figures

NEW YORK@The Columbia
University press estimates that II
the worlds population Of 2.Oo0.-
100000 was reduced proportionate-
~, according to religious faiths.
TO 100 persons. there would be
80 Christians. 10 c~oniucianistS and
taoists, u Hindus. IL Mohamme-
dams. 10 Animists. 9 Buddhists. 4
Shintoist, and I Jew.
, 1935-03-27
Thrce II n

Three III Nv
MEXICO. Mo.-There's a crowd
OF threes in the life Of Miss Erma
Gibson. She Is the third child. the
third daughter. o. third grand
child. a third granddaughter, and
her birthday * on the third day
OF the third month IN the year.
, 1935-03-27
RETURN no VALLEY

IopEElH % ILt fItIdIuI
SAN BENITO. March 27.-Fire
Chief and Mrs. G. l.. Potter have
returned from San Antonio where
they were called by the death Of Mr.
Potter's father.
, 1935-03-27

Rushing the Season
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia.-Fred
Lainson, Council Bluffs florist.
became the first Iowan-and
probably the first middle western
er-to blossom forth in a straw
hat. Lainson. who was working in
, 1935-03-27
Auto Hits Boy And
Breaks Right Leg

HARLINGEN. March 27.-Billy
Gibson. eight. suffered a broken right
leg and other injuries when struck
by an automobile near the North
Ward School Monday afternoon.
The auto took TO the ditch TO avoid
striking the child but one side OF
the car struck Billy who was rush
ed to the Valley Baptist hospital In
a Thompson ambulance.
An abandoned trolley car Is used
as a schoolhouse in Berkeley. Mich
, 1935-03-27
OF A

FILED: Complaint charging
Frank T. Kellar Of La Feria with
disposing Of mortgaged property.
, 1935-03-27

his greenhouse. forgot TO remove
his straw lid and wore In down.
town 10 transact business
, 1935-03-27

In Turkey. there are thousands OF
women working IN tobacco and silk
factories for IS and 30 cents a day.
, 1935-06-16

with hsr scn. Jean and Billy Philips
accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robertson
and little daughter returned Monday
from a visit m San Antonio.
Miss Jane WolveTt0n Of Dallas 4
visiting here this summer with her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
wv. "A. Wolverton-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dashiel OF
Dallas, and DR.. Albert Dashiel OF
Milwaukee, Wis, are here for q visit
with their mother, Mrs. T. II. Arm
strong and Mr.. Armstrong.
Mrs. l. r. Kemp and two children
Charles and Jesse are here from
Houston for q visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Volz-
Mrs. Harry Keyes IN home from
a few weeks visit with her relatives
In Dallas and Terrell. and Madtll
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Jerry Beck Of Waco Is visit
Ing here with her mother, Mrs. @
O. Murphy and her many Local
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo MARCEL and son
and MIR. and Mrs. II. j. Teagarten re-
turned this week from q tW0-weeks
trip TO Mexico City and Ouerna-
vaCa.
, 1935-06-16

organ Mr.. Aubrey Camp nl punnAu
served the groom as best man.
The ushers we're Aessrk- plllarA
Dean, Lloyd Crawford, Jack oraw-
ford. and Vernon Miller. The aFides-
maids, lovely In pink crepe ensem-
hles with white accessories. each
with white picture hats tilted M n
SIMILAR angle and wearing cnrsaaeI
al pink and white roses, were Misses
Mary Frances WomAck, hena Aus
tin, Elizabeth Anderson. and Betty
Lou Bradley. Miss Dorothy Garner,
the maid of honor, was also atttFed
Ia q pink ensemble with white ao-
ceSSnrie6.
Little HERNIA and Hilda Jackson.
both dressed In pink and white
oTgandie, twin sisters OF tho bride,
acted as flower girls
The bride. attractive In q white
ensemble with matching accesso-
ries and white picture hat, gEas
given In marriage by her father. She
carried an arm bouquet OF sweet
heart roses tied with ~ largo white
bow.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding guests we're entertained Rt
the home Of Mr.. and MrA w. IA.
Jackson. grandparents Of the bride.
where a reception was held with
approximately rs guests signing
their names In the guest book. over
which Miss Dorothy oaEnaF pre-
sided.
Shortly after the young couple
left for a short trip. the bride wear
ina a navy blue suit with white
accessories for travel.
Mrs Davis graduated from the
Fharr-San Juan-Alamo high school
IN 1892 and has bean o Valley resi-
dent for n number OF year,. She
has been a participant I'm many
al the activities nc the First Meth
odist church or McAllen and IA
president OF the Young Peoples
society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will mako
their home In Donna, where Mr..
Davis Ia the assistant manager of
ne Texaco Service station al that
city
, 1935-06-16
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, 1935-06-16
Gushall- Rgle
WeddingHeH
In Mission
Especial to Tha HeFaldl


MISSION. June Is. = Miss Dor
thea Rigier and Mr.. Vern GushaH
were married Thursday morning at
the Sc. Paul church In a simple but
very impressive ceremony. The
bride, In a white satin gown was at
tended by her sister, Miss Bertha
Rigler, who wore a pink crepe dress
with q pink hat. Both the bride
and the brides maid carried pink
roses. Mr.. Bernard Weisman was
the best man.
Following the ceremony the couple
left on a short honeymoon. They
win be at home In the futile place
west Of Mission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Volz were hosts
10 the Wednesday Night Contract
Bridge club at the home OF Mrs.
william Massey this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance Glasgow were guests
Mr.. Roeette was presented the
award for men with Mrs. Glasgow
high for ladies.
Mrs. Richard Bull was hostess this
week at her home TO guests and
members Of the Tuesday Bridge club.
Out Of club guests playing were
Mesdames w. A. Armstrong OF Waco
r. II. Armstrong, l.. w. Kemp OF
Houston, Carl Adkins, vi. G. J~efferies
and Conan Wood.
Mrs. w. A. Armstrong and Mrs.
r. j. Rome were awarded the tro-
phies for guests and club members
Mrs. ID. q. Decker was hostess to
the Ceniza Home Demonstration
club Wednesday. Mrs. Charlotte
Estes announced the program which
completed the lessons OH the A. A. A.
In the late afternoon the hostess
served delightful refreshments to
the club members and Mrs. VIII
Wycoff, Mrs. Stephens who Is the
mother of Mrs. VIII Wycoff. and
Mr. Dick Wycoff.
The Sharyland Home Demonstra-
, 1935-06-16

ton club met Tuesday afternoon of
this week at the home OF Mrs. A.
II. Strahle. In the ahsence Of
the president. the vice president.
Mrs. Y. B. Lewis, called the meeting
20 order.
Mira. Grover announced that In
case OF rain on the following club
meeting day she would be hostess
nc the Presbyterian Annex instead
Of at hsr home IN sh.Eyland'
Mrs. Claude Hilhum and Mrs. J.
Gray were hostesses to the Women's
Missionary Society Of the First Bap-
list church Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Claude Hilhurn.
After the short business session,
Mrs. q. ". Donald announced the
Missionary program, His Cross"
Those taking part on the program
we're Mesdames II. Z. Keck, Earl
Baker, Wright, A. Taylor, ]. w.
Hickerson, Dr. Minnie Parrish. and
Jack Mathis, Dr. Minnie Parrish,
Mrs. II. y. Rome was q special
guest this week when Mrs. IT. III. Sam
mons entertained the Wednesday
Bridge club.
Mrs. j. d. Book was honored at q
shower recently at the home Of
Mrs. A. l.. Brasher. The other host
esses were Mesdames Merle Wright,
Mark Wright. "A. IL. Gohle, Hanna,
Roy H0ks, j. III. Lawrence, Ethel
Brook, Otto Wood, Norten Boyd, lie
Grande Pace, Misses Margaret Law
renee, Laurene Lawrence, Doris
Wood and Dorothy Wood
Mrs. u. ID. Vawter was hostess to
the Mardi club Tuesday afternoon
having Mrs. Tracy Gard and Mrs.
Ollen Rome as special guests.
After the bridge games Mrs. Ollen
Rome was awarded out Of club tro-
ply for high score while Mrs. VIII
liam Massey was high for club mem
bers.
Judge and Mrs. II. III. Oxford left
the middle OF the week for Abilene
for a two-weeks' visit with their
children.
Misses Alma, Julia and Jessie Nor
ton left Tuesday for q visit with
relatives and friends In Hirming-
ham, Ala.
Mrs. M. M. Phillips. mother OF DR..
q. q. Philips OF Peabody, Kansas,
came the first OF the week for a visit
, 1935-06-16
Jackson
MuptiaLs Said
In McALlen

N1pNGlAl ho Ahw nelmill
McALLEN, June l5.-MiSs Mar
i0rie Jackson, popular young daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Jackson
OF McAllen became the bride OF
Mr.. Ralph Davis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Davis Of Donna, when
the marriage vows we're read BY the
Rev M. ID. Council Wednesday
night at the First Methodist church
OF McAllen. Lighted candles placed
az the front or the church added
Ia the solemnity OF the scene and
floor baskets of roses and gladioli,
interspersed with fern formed the
decorations for the occasion.
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Betty Lou Bradley sang II Love You
Truly" and John Smith sang AAt
Dawning," both accompanied by
Miss Maurine Zachman AT the
, 1935-06-16
JtFFw NFNIb BLOO9E
THIS JIFFY KNIT is AN
EXCLUSIVE LAURA WHEELER
NOBEL

Since time and tide wait for no
man. save time and make this lovely
n Use that Laura Wheeler has de-
signed for you. It's a jiffy-knit so
you'll be right in the swim with
your handiwork. You can make 1t
IA one day for It's done on big needles
IA q simple, loose. stitch. The sad
die shoulders, with the straight
short sleeve. are very easy to join
en-: the armhole Is built UP to reg
ulation sire. You need only four halls
m Shetland yarn 10 make this
, 1935-06-16

You don't know how happy ! am,
Harry Think of it a home of our
own, after paying and paying and
having nothing but rent receipts for
all these years. i think Los Ebanos
Is just beautiful 20 convenient,
yet far enough away from the bust
ness district. So we'll planned, and
schools convenient for the Riddles .
oh, | just can't begin to tell you that
it's the biggest thrill I've had in
years"
, 1935-06-16

Mrs. Gideon Bell honored her
daughter, Helen. on her birthday an
niverSary with a slumber party We'd
nesday evening. Bridge was enjoy
ed during the evening. AT the con-
clusion OF the games delicious ice
cream and cake was served by the
hostess assisted by her daughter,
Mrs. Marvin Clarke. Next morning
the party enjoyed a swim and a sun
rise breakfast at Cascade Pool In
McAllen.
, 1935-06-16
TO HOUSTON

TO HOUSTON
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Patteson and
con, Charles Downie. plan to leave
sunday for Houston for a visit Of
several days.
, 1935-06-16

The Toilers class OF the First
Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a
covered dish luncheon given &C the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grimes.
The luncheon was served on the
spacious lawn to about 30 guests.
Following the luncheon games of
AZ" and hearts we're enjoyed until
a late hour.
, 1935-06-16

The members OF the Fist Baptist
church gave a surprise pound"
party celebrating the Reverend
James Rogers first years pastorate
at the Pharr Baptist church We'd
nesday evening. Many nice gifts
were presented the honor guests,
and the social hours were enjoyed
by a large number.
, 1935-06-16

blouse. so you can figure out how in
expensive this Is. Directions are CIV
en- in one pattern for sizes 10 through
40 You can also make a plain knit
ted skirt to 60 with IL. for directions
for this are included.
Pattern 957 comes to you with de-
tailed directions for making the
blouse shown; illustrations Of II and
Of all stitches used: directions for a
shirt: material requirements.
Send 10 cents In stamps or coins
coins preferredl for this pattern to
The Brownsville Herald, Needle
craft Department. 50 Eighth Avenue,
New York. N. Y.-Adv.
, 1935-06-16

Congratulations, Bobl I think
investment now in Los Ebanos Is
the most sensible thing you a
do. Ruth and / are already 60
ing over plans for our home on
that domestic | bought a few
months ago. With the new Port
Of Brownsville fast taking shape,
you know full we'll that prices
will steadily rise, and | think
we're lucky to get in at present
prices"
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
RENTAL HUNTING
Uuith
BARBARA HOLMES

open to the tenants Of the build
ings. One apartment I went
through today was outstanding
in it's individuality and arrange
ment. It consisted Of three
bedrooms, sun room, two baths,
full size dining room, so con-
venient for formal entertaining;
living room, with fireplace, the
windows of which overlook q
beautiful garden, kitchen with
built-in cabinets, electric refrig-
orator and q service door where
all deliveries could be made
without coming through the
front entrance. The suite was
made for the larger family and
I am sure you would be very
comfortable here.
500 BLOCK 3RD PLACE NV.
Out on Third Place North
west I ran across q perfect
small house. This time it is un-
furnished and is equipped with
gas heat. AS it is unusual to
be able to rent houses in this
section 1 was not surprised
when the owner told me she
had lived in the house only a
year and the reasons for leaving
were purely business ones. The
house is in perfect condition. ..
the living room walls were pan
elled and there was q real fire.
place; a fair size dining room
was most bright and sunny.
The kitchen was the answer to
most housewives prayers with
its washable santox walls Of pale
green; it's double drain board;
its innumerable cabinets for
hi d E. way purposes and so
many interesting features. A
clever little breakfast nook has
a table and two benches of the
same hue as the walls and I
could we'll visualize how pleas
ant it must be to breakfast in
such a gay and CHEEKY room.
Upstairs were three bedrooms
and a sleeping porch, the mas
ter bedroom having a shower
and twin closets with mirrored
doors. A beautiful bathroom
with green and white tiles ad-
joins the other two bedrooms.
Now let me tell you about the
basement it was most COM
plete with its recreation room
with fireplace and plenty Of
nice windows; a laundry room
with wash tubs; a lavatory and
a door that led into a built-in
garage. I liked this house i'm
mensely for it was so bright and
sunny and if you are interested
in just this type Of home, your
search will be ended immedi-
ately upon seeing this one.
II interested in any OF the
Gbove places. till out the coupon
beloU and ! tOiH be glad to Gd-
Vise you the desired information.