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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-23

Changes of regular advertisements will be accepted up to 4 PM of the day preceding insertion. New ad- vertisements will be accepted for insertion in the paper up to 1:30 PM of the day of insertion-The Nome Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-23
LOCAL NEWS

The PAA Ford plane arrived from Fairbanks just as the Nugget was going to press, at 5:10 pm. The plane was expected to bring U. s. Mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-23

Pilot Chester Brown of the North ern Air Transport, returned to it's Nome base late last evening from a contact trip to Ruby with another company plane As passengers for Nome were B. J. McConaghy, Will frid Nelly and Aaron Johnson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-23
N o T c E

Friday night, April 26, at eight o'clock, the Boring Native Brother hood and SisterhOOd will give pro- gram of Eskimo dances, songs, and dramatized stories in the Gymnas ium of the Native school. Public is invited. Admission, Adults 50 cts. Children under fifteen, 10 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-23

Ross Kinney, local superintendent of the Alaska Road Commission, left yesterday on round trip tour of inspection to Solomon. The Commis sion snow-mobile was given a chance to demonstrate its usefulness on this trip.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-23

Pilot Hans MiroW who left Nome yesterday morning for Fairbanks, re turned to Nome shortly after 8 o'clock last evening Besides carry ing a quantity of express and fresh goods, the plane had one passenger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-23
Jean Harlow And Clark Gable Are
 Co-Starred Again
POPULAR DEMAND REUNITES ROMANTIC PAIR IN HOLD
 YOUR MAN."

Jean Harlow and Clark Gable are reunited as co-stars by popular de- mand in Hold Your Man." new Metro -Goldwyn- Mayer feature that is coming to the Dream Theatre on Tuesday, April B. The smashing success of Red Dust in which they were teamed romantically, brought such a response from public and ex- hibitors that Anita Loos, famous "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" author, was assigned to provide a new ve- hicle for the screen lovers.
 Third Time Together
 Miss Harlow, who sprang into film recognition in "Helrs Angels, " won even greater acclaim in Red Headed Woman" and clnched her hold on stardom i'll the tropical pie ture with Gable with whom she first appeared in "The Secret Six
 Gable. whose career likewise sky roketed in the same path as Miss Harlow's, won his first success in "A Free Soul and recently scored in "The White Sister,
 Hold Your Man." which teams them romantically, has an under world flavor and it is rapidly-mov- ing, rowdy worldly story of timely tempo. In it Miss Harlow plays the part of a gaudy creature who is will ing to allow herself to become the lure in a love racket for the sake of her man. Gable, as the man in the case, is a light-moraled chap who finds his real worth when the girl is sent to jail because of the trouble his racket gets her into. The plot is thrilling and with a climatic background in a Woman's reform school
, 1935-11-15

port on The Hutchin'g Plan" Mrl
Paul Cowgirl gave o. review On
Adult Education" and presented 10
detail the number OF advantages
offered by the State OF Texas.
Ruth Kendall Reed, daughter OK
Mrs. G. M. Cash and head OF the
educational department In Browns
Vile junior college and a member OK
the State Production COMMITTEES on
Scence OF Texas Curriculum Revi-
stoned Movement. gave a most
instructive and splendid report on
New Curriculum in Texas
Twenty-Five members were pres
ent. The next meeting OF the CLUB
will be Wednesday, November ~
with Mrs. J. w. Sweeney.
The Alpha Mu chapter Of the
Delta Kappa Gamma assembled In
San Benito during the past week
in the home OF Mrs. J. 4. McAnnal-
" when MesdameS Paul Cottrell,
jim Ward and Miss Alma Prentiss
were co-hoStesSes.
History of the Constitution" WIS
the interesting subject presented ~
Miss Grace Edman, president Of the
organization. Thirteen members
answered roll call.
, 1935-11-15
Program Held
This NNeeRBy
Adult Class

The adult night classes observed
Armistice anniversary with a short
program Monday night Mr.. Vincent
Hart. of the Spanish class who
served overseas in the 22nd En-
gineers, Rainbow Division, gave a
talk.
Mrs. z. Huey gave an interesting
description Of Forest Lawn
Memorial at Glendale. California
Mr.. j. S. Jennings. explained the
origin Of the poppy sales, urging
every n preSeSt 70 contribute IN
this way to aid veterans.
Teachers. Mrs. Smith, Miss Sada.
and Mrs. Hockaday. also took part,
Mrs. Elodia de IN PaZ gave a recita-
ton in Spanish, Historic de Un
Marino," and Mrs. Mary Ellen
Ridge sang THE Rose in No
Man's-Land."
Mr.. Salvador Borja exhibited a
copy Of the San Antonio Express
dated November IL, 1918. 8 a. m,
announcing the Armistice agree
ment.
, 1935-11-15
Mrs. Wells Is
Hostess For
Social Club

Mrs. z. J. Wells entertained mem
bers Of e. Jardin Heights Social
club at her home Thursday after
noon. Following a short business
session, a color guessing contest was
held. Mrs. Clarence II. DreaSher was
awarded the prize at the close OF
the contest.
The members welcomed into the
club again two who are regular at
tendants at meetings when in
Brownsville, Mrs. Sophie Fearl and
Mrs. Moran, mOther-in-law OF Mrs.
Gentry Moran.
Others present for the delightful
session and delicious refreshments
were Mesdames Guy Suffer, Gentry
Moran, George Wahl, Louis Demie-
vile, Guy Steel, Clarence III.
Dreasher, Louis Rank, Charles
Pinkley, Ira Ford. George Bowman,
and ChOposhnikoff.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday, December s with Mrs.
George Bowman.
, 1935-11-15
Rio HOndo
Personals
special 70 The HnrnIdl-

RIO HONDO. Nov l5.-Ed Bake.
Of N~obelsville. Ind. has arrived in
Rio Hondo for a stay of some time
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thompson AM
Mrs. L. r. Tay. of Bloomington, Ill.
have returned to their home afteI
a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Bates. Mr.. Thompson and Mrs. Tay
are brother and sister OF Mrs. Bates.
While in the Valley they enjoyed
a number OF sightseeing trips to
the Gulf, Mexico and other points
OF interest.
Mrs. Harold Totman OF Monte
Grande Tract underwent an oper-
alton Monday at a Temple Hospital.
a. N. Mabry OF McAllen was a
visitor here Monday night.
Mrs. L. <. Noe or Austin Is visit
ing her son and daughter IN law
MI. and Mrs. Robert Noe and Is
also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs
on the san Benito highway. Mrs.
Noe formerly resided here for many
years and has a host Of friends
here.
Miss Shirly Carpenter who Is at
tending the College OF Arts and
Industries in Kingsville spent the
Armist!ce Day holidays with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. "A. j. Car
penter.
Nh. and Mrs. Jack Modesett, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Jones, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Deck left Tuesday for Victoria
where the three men will work on
a drilling contract.
MI. and Mrs. Edwards Hargrave
Smith Of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
have returned to the Valley for the
winter months following m extend
ed trip along the west coast. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith plan TO make their
home in Rio Hondo for the winter.
, 1935-11-15
PA Speaker
In HarLngen
Is Minister

HARLINGEN, Nov. Is. 49, Tracing
the restless spirit which inspired the
Pilgrim fathers to seek freedom in a
new land. Rev. Douglas Carver in a
thanksgiving message to members
OF the Travis Parent Teacher aSSo-
citation Tuesday afternoon. stressed
the need for p~resent-day citizens 70
foster that same spirit in building
toward progress and in doing the
worthwhile tasks OF today.
The Rev. Carver pointed out the
reasons for the first Thanksgiving
and called upon his listeners 70 ask
themselves II they were as grateful
as they should be. The speaker
summed up his message with a plea
that, as the Thanksgiving season ap-
proaches, his hearers prepare for
1t with q will TO share with others.
a piano solo by Eleanor Reeves
Crockett and a Thanksgiving read
ing by Ruth Micalke completed the
program presented by Mrs. Fl. r.
Micalke. Jr.
In the business session which fol-
lowed announcement was made that
Mrs. Gaylor Kinney had been ap-
pointed historian 70 fill a vacancy
due to a resignation.
Mrs. L. Pate has been appointed
study course chairman and Mrs.
Swiss Mattox Identification chair
man. The latter office was created
at the request OF the Cameron Coun-
ty Council Of Parents and Teachers
and the committee viii be IN charge
Of the school grounds as a part OF the
Council Centennial project.
Mrs. Marie Grapperhaus, welfare
chairman reported that she had sup
piled needy children OF the school
with four dozen garments. Further
donation Of used clothes was asked
by Mrs. Grapperhaus. The project
for giving MONDAY lunches to needy
school children was outlined briefly.
IN the room count, Miss Lois Par
ker's room won the attendance prize,
q matinee party az the Arcadia
theatre.
At the social hour following the
business meeting Misses Lois and
Patricia Reynolds and Mesdames
a. "A. Thompson, Neil Madeley, w. r.
McLemore, J. "A. Baker, J. L. Collier,
Grafton L. Burdette and c. G. RAJ
inert served punch TO Is guests
Mrs. w. G. Fitzpatrick, president
will represent the association at the
Texas Congress Of Parents and
Teachers which convenes IN FL
PaSo, Nov. 1921.
, 1935-11-15

home Of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Harry Stebbins. They plan to again
locate IN the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Walker and
family Of Alice were visiting friends
and relatives IN Weslaco during the
past few days.
Mrs. Jean Baker or Freedom, Ok
lahoma. arrived in Weslaco with
friends Tuesday. and they were visi-
tors az the home OF Mrs. Mabel
Hachenberg.
The regular meeting OF the Re
bCkahS was held Monday with good
attendance. Practice on a Memorial
Service was begun under the lead
crShip OF Mrs. Wave StebbinS. Fol-
lowing this a meeting Of the Rain
bow Club was held.
Mrs. Simon Beller and daughter,
Miss Verda visited relatives In Har-
lingen Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gound we're
IN Houston last week TO attend the
Baptist conference.
Guy Bradford went to Chicago
last week to attend the funeral SER
vices OF a sister.
Miss Burnell Hachenberg and
Mrs vida Biven were Harrington
visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Henderson and
baby OF Idaho arrived 10 spend the
winter in the Valley. AT present
they are with Mrs. Henderson'S par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. .. c Fleming.
r. M. Currie OF Corpus Christi
spent several days last weekend In
WeSlaco.
II. A. Patterson has returned 70
Corpus Christi after spending a week
in Weslaco.
, 1935-11-15
PTA Contab
Held Late liz
In San Juan

SAN JUAN, Nov. Is The san
Juan p. T. A. met Tuesday after
noon az the grammar school, with
Mrs. NJ. Z. Burkhart presiding.
Meeting was opened with a song
and the repeating OF the Lords
Prayer after which business was
transacted and Il was decided for
the 5th grade room to have a candy
sale Saturday. Nov. Is.
Billie Lee Temple gave two
splendid readings. entitled The
Bald Headed Man and The Model
Child" Francis Ann Tillison also
gave two well-rendered readings.
Mrs. M. E. O'Neil gave an article
on the subject: The MANAGEMENT
OF Children in the Home which
vas most interesting as well as in
structive.
Mrs. Clark Mellenbruck gave a
reading entitled walking With
Children after which the room
count was taken and the first
grade, having the largest number
OF mothers present. was awarded
the book for the next month.
The next meeting will be Deem
Der 10 when there Will be music By
Mr.. Wood. instructor or music Of
the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo School
and also an article on the subject
Children For Future HOmemak-
erS." by Mrs. NJ. z. O'Neil.
All parents are urged to come to
this meeting whether members OF
the P.T.A. or not.
, 1935-11-15
Briefs
Off,. Brown
Rv Nancy ~ Whitney


The first parade Of the wear was
held on the parade ground at Fort
Brown Thursda yevening. Gen. S.
l.. ROckenback, retired, received the
hOnOrs and Lieut.. Col. j. M. Thomp-
son was commander Of troops. The
first squadron OF the 18th Cavalry
gave the parade.
After the polo game Sunday
afternoon, Colonel and Mrs. Kerr
Al. Riggs. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. j..
III. Thompson and Major and Mrs.
r. G. Clayton will honor Miss
Eleanor Vincent. house guest of
Major and Mrs. II. S. DOdd. with a
polo tea and dance at the Officers
club. There Will be open house from
) 70 2 p. m.
Lieut.. J. W. Darrah was slightly
injured IN an automobile accident
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frederic w. Whitney IS con-
fined TO her bed BY illness.
, 1935-11-15
Bridge Group
Entertained
In San BenitO
Especial U Tne Heraldl

@E&NAA ~ a AAAAA AAN
SAN BENITO, Nov. l5.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Hafner were hosts We'd
nesday evening TO their evening
bridge club.
When scores had been totaled.
awards went TO Mrs. j. ID. Casey
and Mr.. Paul Hill. Guests other
than club members included Mes
danes j. Il. Bates, John Clark and
Jessie Belts.
The next meeting OF the club
Will be held in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hill.
The Woman's Culture club of
san BenitO met Wednesday after
noon in the home of Mrs. Paul
Cowgirl. Preceding the study hour.
Mrs. +. !. Bucklin. president. had
charge Of the business meeting.
What is Education in America
Coming TO" was the subject for the
discussion and interesting papers
were given by Mrs. Floyd Worth who
talked on The Antioch Plan. I"
while Mrs. G. NJ. Cash gave a re-
, 1935-11-15
Kethley Child
Honored With
Party Event

WESLACO, Nov. 15-Kennon
Kethley was named honorce at a
delightful childrenS party given
Saturday afternoon By her mother.
Mrs. Gordon Kethley. complimenting
her on her fourth birthday.
The % little guests were present
ed with puzzle iavorS. Ice cream and
cake we're served.
The wednesday luncheon club was
entertained IN Donna as The home
Of Mrs. Leroy BuSS with a Creole
chicken dinner.
Score faV0rs were presented ca
Mrs. Gordon Kethley and Ms Fred
RiveS.
AL a recent meeting OF the weS-
lacO Garden club at the home 81
Mrs. d. A. Cleveland, Mrs. Fred
Rives, president. conducted the
business session. Mrs. q. w. Green
way was appointed delegate 10 the
Valley Council Of Garden Clubs TO be
held Saturday November Is IN San
BenitO. Mrs. r. II. Cone was APP
pointed as chairman o. the style II
try IN the Wesla6o Birthday Party
Style show.
Mrs. St. John was added to the
roll as a new member. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin ct Oklahoma City and
Mrs. r. B. Hankle, Sr., were guests.
The club voted to buy the book,
Gardening in the South Mrs.
GreenWav volunteered to give the
Blue Triangle girls a talk on Gar
dens as Hobbies at their next meet
ing.
Flower Arrangement was a most
interesting subject as dealt with by
Mrs. r.. II. Cone who stressed her re-
MARKS with pictures and actual bCu-
ouets. Mrs. IT. q. Cressner told Of
"GrCuping Of Flowers and Where to
Place Them in the Home
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. L. G. Williamson Thursday,
Nov. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Hannah Of
San Antonio have arrived at the
, 1935-11-15
Election Of Heads
Will Be Held BY
Dramatic Club

Members or the Dramatic club
Of the Central Christian church
met Thursday evening at the home
OF the pastor. Rev. and Mrs. d. w.
McElroy.
Following a short business meet
ing, a social hour was enjoyed by
the 10 members present. The next
meeting will be held Thursday
evening at 1880 p. m. at the church.
All members are urged 10 be pres
ent as election Of officers for the
coming year will be held.
Shorthand Is a compulsory study
for the 600 men Of the Sheffield,
Eng, police force.
, 1935-11-15
TROUBLE

O For n quarter century Black and
White Ointment has brought relief 10
thousands with rashes, ringworm, PIN
pies. Large can. 25c. For quicker results
use with Black and White Skin Soap.
, 1935-11-15
Sewing Room Will
Employ SO Persons
Isreclal q The Herald

TETETTUT % IUT T|TGT|T
SAN BENITO, Nov. l5.-Fifty per-
sons will be employed at the WPA
sewing room with a payroll OF about
81 400 a month. 1t was learned here
this week. There will be as unskilled
employees at s24 a month, six skilled
at s36 and a superintendent at SIS.
Articles made will be used for distri-
button among those on relief.
, 1935-11-15
Society Calendar
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Little Women with Elisa CaSta-
media Villarreal.
Two-day district conference OF
B. and p. w. clubs in McAllen.
Garden club council meeting in
San Benito az III a. m.
City Federation meeting at the
chamber of commerce at $3.50 p. m.
, 1935-11-15
PAVENIENT RFPAIREn

NEFtLtAA N0 4le herald
SAN BENITO. Nov. 15.-Repair Of
pavements has been completed by a
crew Of lab0rers under E. j. CTony)
Preston. foreman. Cracks in con-
crete pavements were filled and
ether repairs made.
, 1935-11-15
Approaching Holiday
Noted In Menu For
Mon daV Sumner

Noting the approach or the
Thanksgiving season, turkey en-
casserole heads the menu to be
served at the Church Of the Ad-
vent in the parish house Monday
evening between $50 and 1880
o'clock. The supper is served cafe
terra style by members Of the
Young Woman's Guild of the
church.
Other items noted on the menu
include meat balls Mexican style,
f~rijoles. vegetables. grapefruit and
cranberry salad. dessert and coffee.
, 1935-11-15
City Federation to
Have Meeting On
SATURDAY. Here

Members Of the Brownsville
Federation Of Clubs are to meet
Saturday afternoon In the Chamber
OF Commerce at $3.50 O'Clock. ac-
cording to an announcement by
Mrs. William Coleman. president.
The regular meeting date was
changed because OF the approach
OF the Thanksgiving season. Mem
bers are urged to be present.
, 1935-11-15
WINS SELECTS
Leaders For
Year Late Ly
Especial 20 The Heraldl

N1pEC4A4 70 Inc nGIAAQl
LA FERLA. Nov. I5.-Mesdames j.
@. Wis-n and u. =. Sanders were
Joint hOstesses at the regular meet
ing OF the Wcman's Missionary SOC
iety OF the Methodist church this
week.
The following officers were elect
ed Tor the coming year: Mrs. M. IL.
Jones, president; Mrs. "A. j. Pope,
vice president; Mrs. j. o.. Booker,
corresponding secretary and treas
urer: Mrs. w. ID. Jones. recording
secretary; Mrs. Hugh Davis. local
treasurer; Mrs. John Friebele, sup
erIntendent * study; Mrs. J. G. VII
son, superintendent OF church social
relations; Mrs. M. NJ. Voorhees,, sup
erln-endent Of supplies; and Mrs.
John R. Davis, superintendent OF
Age of World outlook.
The last two chapters Of the book.
That Other America" were discuss
ed by Mesdames Wilson and San
ders.
Rev. and Mrs. j. g. Wilson were
honor guests al 4 church party Civ
en- Wednesday night By the ladies
OF the Daughters M Wesley Sunday
school class. In addition TO the
church party an Old-flshlOned
pounding brought a variety OF 1ood
for the parsonage pantry.
The program was opened with
group singing, following which Mrs.
ID. S. Knight sang. The House by
the Side Of the Road she was ac-
comDanied at the piano by Mrs. j.
3. Smith. Speaking on behalf OF the
class and the church. MIS-. Hugh
Davis welcomed the pastor ana his
wife upon their return To Ia Ferla.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson each respond
ed and expressed their appreciation
for the many gifts.
Mrs. V. T.. Roland was hostess az
the regular meeting OF the r. r. T..
class Cf The Baptist church this
week. Mesdames Briscoe and r. Q.
Wallace were chosen as group cap
tains for the class.
Mrs. r. Hageman. leader for the
afternoon conducted a Bible quiz
following other numbers on the pro-
gram which included a vocal solo.
Mrs. John Wallace. and Bible Story,
Jessie AlmCn.
Refreshments of coffee and dough-
nuts were served to the following
guests. Nesdames VI. M. Mitchell
al. @. HCrren. M. III MCGEE, John
Russell. M. n. Bramwell, A. FL
GOulding. John Stoddard. A. W.
Amthor. q. III. Ritter, ~. Hageman,
Caldwell. "A. FL. link. j. K. Robin
son. Everett. +. G.. wallace, and l..
R. Murphy.
, 1935-11-15
SON Il RORN

Especial 20 The Herald)
HARLINGEN, Nov. 15.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Johnson
at Valley Baptist hospital this week.
, 1935-11-15

Four or five per cent is the aver
age fuel efficiency OF gasoline
engines.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
was In the window of the City Drug
Store that Sugars eyes fell on sign
that brought her to q halt.

was In the window of the City Drug
Store that Sugars eyes fell on q sign
that brought her to halt.
Lollypops.
10 Cents Per Dozen
Today Only.
Tightly rolled in her handkerchief
was the only dollar she had ever
earned Sugar figured rapidly. 1t
would buy 120 big lollypops-a treat
for all the little people at the orphan
age. Sugar felt as though she'l11 had
so much happiness all in one day it
would be selfish to save her dollar or
spend 1t on herself
Before she had chance to change
her mind she was walking from the
drug store with box under her arm
and surprised clerk was scratching
his head trying to figure why any
pretty young girl would want so many
lollypops all at one time. But Sugar
felt all warm and happy inside and
hummed all the way down the street.
At the end of Main street were two
roads. One leading to Orphange Hill
and the other to the path down by
the winding river. She took the river
road. 1t was hot June day and the
road burned under the girls high
heeled pumps. But she was so happy
she didn't feel it.
Suddenly Sugar stopped 1t was
June "a! Seventeen years ago that
day she had been found on the steps
of the Lorien Orphange by DR.. Slemp.
1t slowed her step for a moment. and
she became wistful. If only she knew
her name and something of her peo-
pie.
But just then mocking bird sang
over her head ana across the river
his mate took up the melody. The
stream murmured and the young
green leaves rustled in the Summer
breeze. Sugar could not be wistful for
long. On and on she walked, lost in
the beauty of being free in the wood
land.
After long time she became tired
and sat down on a moss-covered
log. She saw, ruefully, that her new
shoes were brown with dust and real
lied her feet were burning painfully
in the high heels. She slipped them
off and rubbed her swollen ankles.
Later she had hard time getting
her shoes back on. She wondered,
a little panicky, how she would ever
get back to town There was a sign
beside the road reading:
Three miles to Lorien, Va"
1t would seem like 10.
Scoop O'Reilly, ace reporter of the
New York Democrat, bowled along
River road lazly in his new coupe
For two years he'd been saving his
money so that he might buy a car,
take to the open road and find spot
to settle down and write the great
American novel that every newspap per