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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
NYILT FORRADALOM VAN

ezid6szerint az Egyesiilt
Allamokban, ha a kormany
elleni nyilt lazadast es a tor
venyek iranti engedelmesseg
egyenes megtagadasat forra-
dalomnak lehet nevezni.
A kivaltsAgos t5kesosztaly
ragadoz6 i1ada a kormanyt es
a t0rvenyeket szaz fronton ta-
NADIA es bar eddig csak tor
venyes eszk0z0kh6z folyamod-
tax a nagy harcban, egyik-
mask mem tagadta, hogy
minden szukseges eszkozt fel
fognak hasznalni, ha azokra
szikseg lesz.
Ma mar mem erik be azzal,
hogy a propaganda ezer mod
jan izgatnak az orszag feje es
az vi deal t0rvenyei ellen, ha-
mem szaznal tobb esetben a
birosaghoz fordultak S k0zben
megtagadjak az engedelmes-
seget a t0rvenynek.
Az AAA utan a Guffey-tor-
veny ellen kertek tucatszam a
tito parancsot S ezen a heten
a k0szolgalati vallalatok be-
jelentettek, hogy szinten mem
szandekoznak engedelmesked-
nj a t0rvenynek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
TERMESZETEs. H0GY
VECS0

esetben a f6torvenyszeken a
kivaltsagos osztaly "igazsagot'
fog talalni, hiszen idaig az al
kotmanyt, csakugy mint a tor
venyeket a t6kesek szolgai
hoztak, hogy azok mind a
nagyt6ket es "a kivaltsagot
szolgaijak. '''
De ha az ember EFT az ellen
forradalmat nyugodtan szem-
leli, kenytelen ait a k0vetkez-
tetest vonni lie bel6le, hogy az
"uzlet" vagyis a nagyt6ke
aklUr sem fog engedelmesked-
nj az altala ellenzett tor
venynek, ha a birosag is az
vi deal melle al,7 S ez eset-
ben Ok maguk igazoljak azo-
kat a szels0seges elemeket,
amelyek ebben a hitben es
ennek a hitnek a hangoztata-
saval lit a t0megeket forradal-
makra, "direct action" izgat-
jak.
Amennyiben Roosevelt meg
negy evig eln0k lesz es ameny-
nyiben a congressusban meg
lesz a t0bbsege, ezeket a tor
venyeket termeszetesen meg
akkor is meger0sitik ha ARA
a celra modositani kell az al
kotmanyt.
A j0v6 evi valasztasokon dill
Ell, hogy visszaallitjak-e a ra-
gadozo t6kesosztaly minden
regi kivaltsagat, vagy meg
marad az vi deal az orszag-
ban.
De ne ketelkedjek senki
abban, hogy anikeppen fora
dalom volt lit, mikor megcsi-
naltak az NRA-t, eppen ugy
ellenforradalom van ma az
orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28

q szavazasnak, hogy a sza-
vaz6 lapok a telefon el6fizet6k-
h0z es az uto-tulajdonosok-
hoz vannak kikuldve, tehat q
nincstelenek velemenyet a Ii
terary Digest mem fogja meg
tudni.
Szavazast rendelt el a Macy
t6kesek hirhedt sz0vetsegese,
a U. S. Chamber of Com
merce is a tagjai k0zt, akik
termeszetesen nagy tobbseggel
az vi deal ellen fognak sza-
vazni.
Szavazast tart vegul 0tvel,
ujsagnak a felallitott kozponti
irodaja, amely hetenkent le-
szavaztatja olvasoit egy-egy
kerdesben S inert ez a szavaz-
tatas a legszegenyebb embere-
ket is eleri, lit Roosevelt kap
t0bbseget.
Mindez ~termeszetesen elO-
jateka annak a szavazasnak,
ami 1886 novembereben fog
megesni es ARA j6 hogy maris
befOlyaSoljak a nemzetet
inert lit kevesen szeretnek a
kiSebbseghez tartOzni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
A FEGYvERSzUNET EvF0RDUL0JAN

Halal hatalma alatt all az
ember. Sziiletesetol kezdve
suindenki halalra van itelve.
Sokan csecsem6, gyermek, ifju
vagy kozepkorban halnak meg.
Ter1neszetes dolog tehat, hogy
q regi magyar-amerikasok, ne
meIyiklik magas korban -
eg, nasutan hagyjuk lit ez ar
uyekvilagot.
NGa este azonban a nagy
Fegyverszunet Napjanak evfor-
dni6jan, vilaghaboru borzal-
n eleveniilnek fel az emleke-
zete nben es minden mast mel
l6kutra terelnek.
AIT hiSzem Senki sc tudja
17ntosan, hany millio ifju esett
el "illetekes' "hazaja vedelme-
zen" = hany millio vesztette ell
rnindket szemet, karjat, labat,
vagy benulasban meg ma is
vonaglik es hany millio anya,
leleseg, jegyes, testver szive
szakadt meg es hany millio
cget5 az ehenhalas, aldozataul.
De ha pontosan rem tudjuk
is, ait megis tudjuk, nogy husz
nlillioval inkabb tobb mint ke-
ve3ebb pusztult el a ''honert" !.
f;s ma megis ujabb kataszt-
rdfa fenyegeti a vilagot! Mus
solini mester fogai kozze vette
a zabolat es elragadt az orszag
Sc, e.--evel.
rather Coughlin AIT ncold5a
vasarnap, november 10-iki ra-
dis .e-ZaIeIen), .--1J 60 Chi
opiaiak lzile1.cyenszer t0rtek be
q hataros clasz tartomanyokt a.
Masok avval igazoliak Musso- i
nj haborujat, hogy Olaszor-
s2agaak eletkerdese az, hogy
t0bD teriletet szerezzen.
Meglehet hogy mindket alli-
tas igaz. Amde a vilaghaboru
ota nagyot haladt a vilag. A
Nenzetek Ligaja az Olaszor-
szag elleni szankci6kkal bebi-
zonyitotta - akarhogy ut XII a
dolog hogy a vilag nemzetei
mem akarrak haborut, vagy
legalabb aggressiv haborut
mem.
Ennek pedig az a logikus ks
vetkeztetese, hcgy a vilag nem.
zetei jol tudjak ait. hogy pa.
naszok es su-lodasok, sot igaz
serelmek mindig lesznek a xii.
lOnb0z6 nemzetek k0z0tt =
azonban a vilag nemzetei eze
ket a serelmeket bekes utor
akarjak elinteznl.
Mussolini azonban - mint 9
korcsmai verekedesbol pisz
tolyaert hazaszaladt ifju vad
allatias ingeriiltseggel felre 10
ki az ct visszatartoztato edes
apjat - ugyszolvan vadallatia.
ingerultseggel l0kte felre az 81
1~~~
TiszfeleffeI erfesifiiiiil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
A POLITIKABAN ERDEKES

man0verezes folyik az egesz
orszagban. Reszben a tokesek
partja egysegesen visel ha-
borut az eln0k ellen, reszint
magaban a t6kesek partjaban
van haborusag, hogy a jov6
evi kampanyt kivezesse.
A nagyt6ke a fent mar ell
sorolt propaganda kampanyon
Xviii most mindenfcle "szava
East" rendel el, minden elkep-
zelhet6 formaban, hogy a
Roosevelt nepszeriiseget cs0k-
kentse.
A Literary Digest newt ma
gain ismet millio polgarnak
kuld XII kerd6-ivet, s a beer
kezo szavazatok az vi deal
cs0kken6 nepszeruseget mu-
tatjak. Az a trikk a dolog-
ban, hogy az igazi megnyilat-
kozasra a szavazas mem ad al
kalmat inert csupan AIT ktr-
dezi a szavazoktol, hogy
''helyesli-e az vi dealt min
denben idaig?"
E sorok ir6ja eppen ugy,
mint sok milli6 mas polgara
az orszagnak az vi deal min
den intezkedest termeszetesen
helyeselni mem tudja, de a
regi es az vi deal k0zt ma is
termeszetesen ARA savanna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
ASSzoNY
UzLETEI

Romaniaban Or0k0s bajOk
vannak Lupescu asszonnyal. /.
aki tudvalev0leg a kiraly ba-
baja S akit6l t0bb gyereke
is van a roman kiralynak.
Most kil0nOsen el van a
helyzet mergesedve, inert ait
allitjak, hogy ami jo iizlet van
az orszagban, abban 6nagy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
A DEMOKRATA PARTBAN

egyebkent Talmadge geor-
giai kormanyzo lesz esetleg a
konvencio el6tt a Roosevelt
ellenjel0ltje S a reakcios de-
mokratak ct tamogatni pro-
baljak. Termeszetesen mem
igen fognak celt erni s az ell
n0k0t mem terelik lie az vi
deal utjarol.
A mutt vasarnap jelentette
be Coughlin is hogy szakitott
az vi deal-lel, S mem lehet
tudni, hogy ez nit jelent sza-
vazatok szempontjab6l. A
nagy garral behirdetett Ma
tional Union for Social Justice
papiros-szervezet erejet senki
mem ismeri S legkevesbe maga
Coughlin, aki esetleg a valasz-
tasig egynehanyszor meg uj-
ia k0penyeget fog cserelni.
Mindket part szamitasaiba
varatlan er0vel szolhat belle a
Townsend Movement es Sin
clair-nek az Epic movementje;
S ait sem tudja senki, hogy a
partok milyen allast foglal-
max ell a congresszusban a bo-
nus kerdeseben, ami a va
lasztasra eros hatassal lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
DE TOVABB MENNEK

ennel is es a mutt heten a
General Food newt hatalmas
elelmisZer truszt elnOke ARA
kerte egy magazinban megje-
lent cikkeben a t6keseket
hogy szervezetten rohanjanak
a kormanyra.
"Gang up on the president
and the administration, ez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
A MUNKA FRONTJAN MEM

sok j6 hir van. A legerde-
kesebb esemeny volt, hogy
John L. Lewis, a United
Mine Workers eln0ke az
American Federation of Labor
aleln0ki tisztseger6l lemondott
S ezzel nyiltan hadat uzent
Greennek es a Green part
max.
Megirtuk, hogy Lewis es
tObb Macy szervezet eln0ke
kul0n szervezetet alakitottak
(Folytatas az Six oldalonl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
\ KOZSECELYEK ES

a segelymunkak ugye ma is
a legaggaszt6bb problemaja a
ner11zetnek. Ma mar biztos,
hogy december elsejere harom
es fel millio ember a k0zmun-
kakon mem fog dolgozni bar
az utols6 napokban a nincste-
lenek szazezreit juttattak ilyen
munkahoz.
Minthogy a munkaber mem
magasabb a k0zvetlen segely-
mel, ezuttal mem is az a f6-
gond hogy minel el6bb, minel
tobb ember dolgozzek hanem
inkabb az, hogy mi lesz akkor,
mikor ez a penz elfogy; S hogy
mikeppen fogjak az egyes
allamok es varosok addig is az
'alkalmazhatatlan" "-ok ellata-
sanak a terheit viseini.
Ugy szamitanak, hogy ju-
Illus elsejeig tart a penz es k0z-
munka es a polgarmesterek
multi heti orszagos gyiilese
egyenesen megkerdezte az ell
n0k0t, hogy mi azutanra a
sZandeka.
Roosevelt mem felelhetett
egyebet, mint hogy a segelyre
szorul6 emhereket azutan sem
engedik ehezni, vagyis a j0v6
congresszusnak ezzel kell kez-
deni a munkajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
MECSZUNT A NEMZET

egysege a semlegesseg ker-
deseben a multi heten. Ickes
orszagos olaj-adminisztrator
figyelmeztette az olaj-barokat,
hogy ne szallitsanak annyi
olajat Olaszorszag reszere, a
shipping board pedig a hajos-
tarsasagokat, hogy ne ada
max t0bbe ell Olaszorszagnak
ocskavas celjabol kiselejtezett
hajokat.
Hivatalosan az eln0k ezelre
a targyakra mem vetett en-
bargot vagyis kiviteli tilalmat
inert ARA mem kapott felha.
talmazast a congresszustol
nyilvanvalo azonban, hogy a
kormany ellenzesevel szember
ezeknek az aruknak a szal-
litaSa neheZ lesz.
Ickesnek a figyelmeztetesere
egyszerre az egesz olaj-gang
felzudult S mar a gyapot
brokerek is mellettiik vannak,
akik szinten haborus anyagot
szallitanak.
A kormanynak ICY latszik
az a szandeka, hogy igazod-
Junk a liga altal vegrehajtott
bojkotthoz, amennyiben AIT
nem-hivataloS uton tudiuk
megtenni, de a t6ke mem aka1
lemondani a beke kedveert
a veres profitrol.
Ha a haboru soka huzodik
ez a kerdes sok keseriiseget
fog okozni a j0v6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
IA REPUBLIKANUSOK
|IJEDTEN

latjak, hogy eddig k6t fel-
hivatalos jelo1t van mindket-
t6t6l rettegnek.
Borah bejelentette, hogy
|"egyel6re" aspiral a jelolesre
st mem szeretik a Wall St.-e11,
Hoover pedig ma mar szinten
ketsegtelenil k0veteli a jel0.
lest maganak.
S inert a nagyt6ke latrli
kenytelen, hogy Hooverrel nerl
gy6zhet, Borah pedig kacer-
kodik Townsenddel, - akinek
a jel0ltje az egyik congressusi
keruletben a multi heten a je-
lolest megkapta Michigan al
lamban ketsegbeesetten
kapkodnak hogy hol talalna-
max alkalmasabb vezert az
olajpart szamara.
Egyel6re programme sincs &.
republicans partnak tulsa
gosan mem lehet nekik az vi
dealt sem tamadni, inert an
max legt0bb javaslatat meg
szavazta a congressusban a re-
publikanus ellenzek is.
, 1935-07-28
Mrs. F. Lentz
VIII Preside
At Meeting

MERCEDES. July ~. - Mrs.
Fleet Lentz or Mercedes will pre-
side at the quarterly session OF
the Woman's Missionary Union
Auxiliary to the Lower Rio Grande
Baptist association to be held at
the First Baptist church in Harlin-
gen, Wednesday. July 81. The ses-
sion will open at 10 a. m. Miss Mary
Lille Of Waco will be the principal
speaker for the day.
The following program will be
held: Morning session: Song SER
vice: neutrality-suspicious. Ser
vice." Miss Margaret Sue Haley.
Franklin. Texas; greetings. Miss
Dot Wilson, Harlingen; response
Miss Helen Robinson. La Feria: roll
cali OF college students: appointing
of committees, solo. Miss DeRue
GoSS, WeSlaco; the Valley Baptist
hospital. Mrs. j. b. Coston, Harlin-
gen; offertory. Miss Helen Flynn,
Harlingen; address. Miss Mary Lille,
Waco; lunch.
Afternoon session: Song service:
story. by a Sunbeam. Jewell Dean
Sundermeyer, Mercedes: Echoes
fro my. w. G. A.. q. "A. and r.. "A.
Camps, Mrs. A. j. Harrel. Bdcouch,
in charge; State r. A. Camp-dis-
trict Y. p. leader, Mrs. James
Hicks, Corpus Christi; solo. Miss
Mary Lille. Waco: Work Of Our
UNCONVENTIONAL Schools" Horace
Burns, Edcouch; adjournment.
, 1935-07-28
ST.

ing series OF games for the after
noon. Miss Georgia Singer was
awarded the prize IN the guessing
contest and the honoree. Mrs. SON.
ner was presented with an attrac-
tive souvenir.
Cooling refreshments, appropri-
ate to the season were served In
ne dining room from the lace-laid
table attractive with flowers.
Mrs. johnson included I'm her
guest list, Mrs. Sonner. Misses To-
rene Allen. Charlotte Barber. Elena
Dalzell. Bertha DoSal. Christina
Guerra Mary Goforth. Catherine
Lawrence.
Misses Margaret Martin. Mary
lola Owens, August Pacenka, RoS-
AFRO Ramirez. Georgia Singer. Eve
lyn Tyson. Eva Valdez: Mesdames
Guy Bevil. Hugh Biggs. O. M.
Btundage, Kellis q. Buckley, N. o.
Carmichael. Alfonso Cope, Audrey ID.
burst. Harold Darling. Ralph Des-
mond.
Mesdames Tom wv. Bowling. w.
J. Earl, I. M. Fordyce. j. T. Fleming.
w. ". Goodwin. Hugh MI. Johnston.
Gerald T.. Lauver. w. w. Lynch. B.
III. Moore. w. u. Mcdonald. r. j.
Uclan, Ted c. Pelikan, Archie
Paschal, d. G.. Richardson, Harry
Rsmmer, jeanne Raley, w. c. Smith.
Eulalie Todd. W. J. Thompson. ".
A winston, Jordan. Purnell and
Skinner.
, 1935-07-28
Willis Is
Hostess For
Club Group

Mrs. wv. q. Willis was a charming
hostess Wednesday afternoon when
she entertained members OF the
Lucky Is Bridge club at her home
IN Olmito.
During the games Of bridge which
furnished diversion for the after
noon. Mrs. Charles Lovinger was
awarded the club trophy. Mrs. ]. B.
Lawrence was presented with n
favor also and Mrs. f. Garcia was
the recipient OF the travel award.
There were three guests OF the
club. Mrs. Hugh Wilbanks. Mrs. y.
Harrison Diltz, and Mrs. Harry r.
Roberts. Club members playing
besides the hostess were Mesdames
j. b. Lawrence. Charles Lovinger.
r. Giles, Oren Thompson. Lawrence
Shrum, George Baker. Arthur Pitt
and K. Garcia.
The club viii have its next meet
ing Wednesday. August 7, the place
TO be announced later.
, 1935-07-28
Mrs. Mdgill
Is Hostess
For League

Members OF the Brownsville Art
League were entertained Tuesday BY
Mrs. y. Earle Magill nc her home on
the Southwest road. There were two
live models who posed for drawings
from the head. There wer also bowls
Of flowers for still life drawing.
A basket lunch which was supple
mented BY the hostess with a dessert
course and refreshing drinks. was
served at noon.
Although there were few present
on account OF the number OF mem
bers being absent from the city.
those present felt that a great deal
had been accomplished.
Members Of the group present be-
sides the hostess were Mesdames
George McGonigle. Jr., w. d. Hynd-
man. w. 4. Kennedy and ]. w.
worthington. The Art League will
have its next meeting the second
Tuesday I'm August. the place 10 be
announced later.
, 1935-07-28
CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
Woman's Auxiliary at the First
Presbyterian church at $3.50 p. m
TUESDAY
Mardi club with Mrs. Robert
Ernst.
ween Frac club with Mrs. H. E.
Lindhe.
WEDNESDAY
Little women's club with Virginia
Miller.
Quarterly session Of the w. M. u.
Auxiliary TO the Rio Grande Valley
Baptist association at the First Bap-
fist church in San Benito at 10 a. m.
THURSDAY
Bide-a-Wee bridge club with Mrs.
b. @. Hanna.
Modern Priscilla OF Olmito with
Mrs. Ruth Bohanon.
FRIDAY
Entire Nous Bridge club with Mrs.
K. K. Macmanus.
Sewing circle Of the F. v. F. w.
auxiliary with Mrs. T. p. Sarran.
Luncheon program of the Pan
American Round Table at FL Jardin
hotel at l p. m.
, 1935-07-28

Is Made Of
Engagement

OF interest 10 a great many
Brownsville and Valley folk is the
following item which appeared in
the New York Times. Sunday, July
IA. IN which the engagement Is an
nounced Of Miss Clara Helen Ger
man. Of Brooklyn. N. Y, to Lieuten-
ant Charles Marvin Iseley, until
recently stationed at Fort Brown.
The item reads as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. Robert L. German Of $50
East Nineteenth street. Brooklyn.
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Clara Helen
German and Lieutenant Charlie,
Marvin Iseley. United States Army.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Braxton
Iseley, Of Greensboro, North Caro-
lima.
Miss German received her educa-
ton at Packer Collegiate Institute
and was graduated from VasSar COL
lege in 1892. She is a member Of the
Junior League Of Brooklyn and the
Daughters Of the American RevOlu-
ticn. Lieutenant Iseley was gradual
ed from West Point In 1892. He Is al
member Of the Army-Navy club Of
Washington. and Is now stationed at
Fort Riley Kansas.
The announcement will claim a
great deal OF interest both in army
and civilian social circles here where
Lieutenant Iselev was well-known
and extremely we'll liked. He was sta
tioned at Fort Brown until the past
month or so for over two years. going
to his new station al Fort Riley the
latter part Of June.
Miss German visited at Fort Brown
fer several weeks last year as the
guest Of Lieutenant and Mrs. Hugh
Hoffman. She was entertained az
a round Of social events during her
short stay on the post.
, 1935-07-28
Bridge
Entertained
In Mission
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald1
MISSION, July q. - Mrs. j. f.
Tanner entertained the Mardi club
at her home this week. with Mrs.
Glen Rome scoring for the guests on
the occasion. Mrs, Joe Hoffman
was scorer for the club members.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. RuesS were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Price Monday evening, the oc-
casion being the wedding anniver-
sary Of the honorees.
Miss Helen Duncan, was honored
Monday afternoon by her mother
Mrs. Logan Duncan and her sister,
Miss Ruth, when announcement was
made Of her coming marriage, which
Is TO be celebrated Wednesday, Aug
ust %, at the First Christian church
here. The announcements read
Helen and Curtis. August g." A
large number of the young people
played bridge. with Mrs. Ted Lem
burg being high. low being made BY
Miss Helen Tanner. Mrs. Lloyd
Bentsen, Mrs. George Smith and
Mrs. Herschel Peake were tea guests.
The members Of the First Metho-
dist church and a number OF their
friends attended the annual church
picnic given at the Goodwin club
house northwest of town Wednes-
day evening. A large crowd was
present.
Mrs. r. p. Conway was hostess to
the Wednesday Bridge club this
week. This club. probably the Oldest
social club In the city. has met con-
tinuously for over 20 years.
Miss Ruth Broyles Of this city and
Grady Walker, also of Mission.
we're married In Vernon the first Of
the week. at the home Of Mr.. Walk
er's sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnes. The couple will reside
in Vernon.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
club met at the home OF Mrs. Richard
Bull this week. with two tables Of
players. Mrs. Rudolph Rome was
high. Mrs. Frank Brumley and Mrs.
Claude DALEY were the special
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robertson
entertained the members OF the
Neighborhood club at bridge Tues
day evening. with several out OF club
present. Mrs. John Ruess
was high. Mrs. Nelson Wimberly,
second. Out Of club guests e
Messrs. and MesdameS w. b. Harries,
c. r. Sorelle and Parker Spence.
Miss verna Beaver entertained the
members Of the Stitch and Chat
club Monday.
Mrs. Lee Truitt was hostess at the
meeting of the Junior Music club
this week. with readings given by
the youngsters. as follows: "Jeanet-
te's Music Lesson" Dorothy Jean
Darlington; Doris Red. q musical
reading; tap dance and song by
Diane Moody and Barbara Boyles:
talk by Mrs. Truitt; piano solo,
Mary Lou Jewett: reading. Mary
Ann Truitt. Lou Dean and Billy
Splawn. Barbara Boyles and Gwen
dolyn Smith were the new members
, 1935-07-28
Luncheon Is Given
For Local Women
This Past wv c { K

Mrs. Thurman A. Kinder, Jr., and
Mrs. c.. w. Johnson were guests Of
honor at a luncheon given BY q
study club Of Edinburg at the Casa
de PalmaS In McAIlen this past
week. Following the luncheon. the
group adjourned 10 EdinburK where
tho regular program waS held with
Mrs Kinder and Mrs. johnson bed
ing speakers on the program. Mrs.
Kinder made n talk on Education
IN Mexico" and Mrs. johnson gave
q History and Description of Mar
kets In Spanish Countries"
, 1935-07-28
Endorsement Is
GiUen Woman
For Recipe
Especial to The Heraldl

Especial TO The Heraldl
MERCEDES. July 27.-A Cert
ifICate Of Recipe Endorsement has
been awarded Mrs. Leroy Ziegler.
a member OF the Alternate Wednes-
day Home Demonstration club OF
Mercedes. by Better Homes and
Garoens for her recipe, Cabbage
Rolls" Certificates Of this kind are
cniy given to distinguished recipes
which pass the testing kitchen tests
for dependability, excellence Of
taste and family usefulness. and
brings Mrs. Ziegler national recog-
milton. In awarding these certifi-
Gates 1t Is the magazines aim to
provide proper recognition for the
creative work done by women in
their own kitchens, and also TO
raise the standard of accuracy and
dependability of the recipes as a
whole. In addition TO the signed
certificate Mrs. Ziegler also receiv-
I'd six copies OF her endorsed recipe,
each bearing the Better Homes and
Gardens stamp. which she can give
20 her friends. The recipe follows.
CABBAGE ROLLS
I medium head cabbage
y cup rice
l pound ground veal
l tablespoon salt
teaspoon black pepper
! teaspoon chilli pepper
| medium onion, chopped
l pint can or bottle tomato Juice
Carefully remove the leaves from
the cabbage. Place the leaves IN a
pan and cover with boiling water
and let stand for Is minutes. Cook
the rice In boiling water for ) min
Etes, then drain, rinse and drain
again Mix together the veal, salt,
pepper. chilli pepper. onion and rice.
Add one half the tomato Juice and
mix thoroughly. Place two table
spoons OF this mixture in each cab
page leaf. roll and fasten with a
tcothpick. Arrange the cabbage rolls
in a heavy pan, add the remaining
tomato juice, cover and simmer for
one hour.
, 1935-07-28
Mother Honors Son
With Party Event
On His Birthday

Mrs. j. M. Vidal entertained a.
her home in Victoria Heights We'd
nesday afternoon honoring her son,
Joe Vidal, Jr., on lbs fourth birth
day. .
A refreshment course was served
following q series OF games and
contests.
Those present were Eddie Ben
nett Sunshine Reed. George Ben
nett. Ethel Vidal, Willie Bennett,
Anita Hinojosa, Lupe Vidal. Lydia
Celaunay, Maria Vidal, Hector
Eelaunay, Albert Lerma. Donna
Faye Vidal. and Diendonne Delau-
nay.
Mrs Ed Bennett and Miss Ethel
Blown assisted Mrs. Vidal.
, 1935-07-28
Demonstration Club
Entertained With
A | Id Session

Especial TO The Heraldl

f1ENNAAA ~ A AANANAAN
RANGERVIL1E. July 27.-Ran-
gerville Hcme demonstration club
met with Mrs. j. M. Buchan Mott
day. "A covered dish luncheon was
served, and recipes we're exchanged
and discussed.
Roll call was answered BY each
member giving her mothers FIJI
name. Short course. as discussed at
council. was reported by Mrs. j. M.
Buchan. Names were drawn for the
Rose Bud Friend circle. Much fun
and many surprises are expected
from this bit Ct entertainment.
Those present were Mesdames J..
r. Farmer. ID. II. Pierce. Virginia
Farmer. ID Nj. Buchan. club mem
bers and Mrs. John Nabois. who was
a guest.
, 1935-07-28
Mrs. Floyd Jones
Is Hostess To The
Entire Nous Bridge

Mrs. Floyd Jones delightfully."- en-
Nous Bridge club at her home Fri
day afternoon.
At the conclusion OF play. Mrs. r.
r. Green was high. and Mrs. Charles
Wiech and Mrs. Henry Smith tied
for second.
Guests OF the club for the after
noon included Mrs. Morton H.
Painter, Mrs. J. B. Samuels, and
Mrs. E Z. Dickson.
Club members playing besides the
hostess were Mesdames Henry
Smith, F. e MacmanuS. Charles
Wsech and r. r. Green. The club
win meet next Friday with Mrs. r..
IT. Macmanus.