The Brownsville Herald from Brownsville, Texas • Page 15

VdlleS TIM 'In 'iJte FRIDAY, 'JUKE IS3Z In Society Circles A Complete Page for Valley Women IM wuwmm, MmmE alley Women PKo'ne Seven i I I ItfKurrwirxgfytrmGxauaJL New Officers Expected At Fort Brown First Lieut. Duran Summers, corps, was released from and station at Fort Brown and assigned to duty at Field, Calif. Lieut, and Mrs. Summers departed from Fort Brown Thursday on a short leave of absence and will report for duty at the new station prior to June 30. Maj.

Clyde plckett was assigned to 12th Cavalry upon completion of a course of instruction at tho command and General Staff School at Port Leavenworth, Kas. Maj. Pickett is expected to arrive at Fort Brown Saturday. Maj. John Beeson, medical corps, has been assigned to Fort Brown.

He was to depart from Fort Randolph Field, where he was flight surgeon, Friday. Mrs. Beeson and two sons will arrive at Fort Brown June 30. Lyceum At El a i Friday A program will be presented by Dr. Lawrence olmated and a number of Boy Scouts at the Lyceum Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the El Jardin school auditorium.

The public Is extended a cordial welcome. Pharr TUESDAY CLUB IS ENTERTAINER Mrs. A. A. Kelley was hostess to the Tuesday Bridge club at her home on Cherokee Avenue.

The homo was charming with vases of red roses. Mrs. Bryce the high score favor, A salad course was served to the following ladies: Mesdames Bryce Furgrison, K. J. Scott, Ben Kelley, G.

B. Fleming, Raymond Johnson, Gordon potts, Marvin Evans, and A. Jack- PERSONALS Miss Helen Everhard and Floyd Everhard returned Sunday from Austin where they spent a week visiting friends. A delightful sunrise breakfast and swim was enjoyed by number of young people at Cascade Wcdnes- day morning. They were Dorothy kFlowers, Mary Kathryn Buford, Marion Pelt, Daisy Ellen Polk, pearl Stotler, and Norma Britton.

Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Buford and daughter, Mary Kathryn and Misses Dorothy Flowers and Pearl Stotler spent the week-end at Boca Chlca, roturnlnc; Tuesday.

Miss Esther Malmstadt entertained Sunday evening at her home. Refreshments of shcrbert and cako served to the following. Mr. and Mrs, Roscoe Frazier, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Mnulc, Dr. and Mrs. Davidson, and Mr. Sappington of Edin- SLIPPERS WINGS The Olympic games to be held in Los Angeles this summer have spread their influence even to footwear styles Winifred Strickland (right) shows a new "winged slipper" while above are variations of the mode, which was a feature of the joint style conference of shoe and leather trades in New York. Colors of the new Olvmpic footwear are varied, the wings being in a shade that contrasts with the color of the lest of the shoe.

Slippers are getting away from the plain pump style. Many are made with bows, attractive stitching jor with straps. Often the straps match the decorative motif. Guest Day Is Held By Clio Club Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Kolso and little eon of Norman, arrived In Pharr Monday for a two weeks visit in tho homo of tholr parents, Mr. and- Mrs. J. Kclso, J. A- Reed returned Monday evening from Tcmplo.

Knight Baker returned Saturday from a two weeks visit In Corpus Chrlstl at the home of his sister, Mrs. Murphy. Max Maule spent tho past weekend In Houston at the home of his brother, Mllo Maulo. Miss Mary Ball, who Is attending summer school in Klnpsvllle, spent the past week end with her mother, Mrs- J. Ii.

Ball- Nllo Ball of El Paso Is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. J. L. Ball this week. E.

C. White and little Miss Mary jewel Crosslyn were dinner guests on Sunday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Melton. Mr.

and Mrs. w. P. and daughter, Dorothea Lee of San Antonio visited In tho home of their brother, L. C- Dolp Wednesday and Thursday.

MILLIONS TO HEALTH BY ALL-BRAN Has "Bulk" and Vitamin for Constipation; Also Iron for Blood HARLINGEN, June R. Bowclen was hostess Wednesday afternoon at her home In Briggs Coleman Tract for the members tho Olio Improvement club and seV' oral guests. The cozy home was bright with flowers, and the meeting was hole' on the lawn which Is surroundec by flowers and shrubs. Acacia and other native trees provided shade and a huge group, of bananas with many long stemmed bunches of fruit, added a tropical atmosphere The table for the use of the president, Mrs. B.

Cochran and tho secretary, Mrs. Dave Robertson, wa placed In the midst of seats for the 40 present. Mrs. Cochran presldec' at the short business meeting, A puzzle contest was conducted by Mrs. H.

L. Ewan, The main feature was a lesson in raffia hat weaving. This was in charge of Mrs C. D. Carroll of Harllngen.

At 5 o'clock, the hostess served Ice cold watermelon. Several guests worc present, Mrs Mary Reynolds, D2 years of age Mesdames Ambrose, Rlckard, Sanders, Boatright, Cooke, Lee, B. Evans, Misses Ava Lee Richey, jcn- nio Evans, Emma Kncpp, Verclu Haynes, Eleanor Webb and severa' small children. Mrs. C- R.

Mclnnls will bo hostesses at the next meeting. A demonstration on standardisation of products for market will be given. TO CONDUCT SERVICES SUNDAY MORNING Rev. C. H.

Sanders will conduct services at the Brlggs-Coleman tract school house for the Sunday school classes at 9:30 a. m. The morning service is scheduled for 11 a. m. There will be a basket dinner and a song service in the afternoon.

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs- H. V. Dlsmukes and baby son will have next week for Palaclous to spend the Fourth of July with relatives. Mrs.

T. E- Robertson has returned from Nacogdoches where she visited her parents. PERSONALS In ton years, Kcllogg's ALL-BRAN lias pruincd an increasing number of i Today, it is used by millions with satisfactory results. How tests show added reasons for tho success of ALL-BRAN. Laboratory experiments prove it has "bulk" to exorcise tho intestines, and Vita- frjjn to help tone tho Intestinal 'tract.

)v "Another benefit of is that it has twico as much blood- bulldinpr iron as nn equal amount by of beef liver. Tho headaches, loss of appetite hnd energy that so often result from constipation can be overcome by this pleasant cereal. How rnuch bettor than using habit-forming pills find drugs. action is gontlo. Its ''bulk" is much liko that of lettuce.

tho body, it absorbs -moisture nnd forms a soft mass. Gently clears tho intestines of wastes. Two tablespoonfuls daily feufflcient to overcome most types of constipation. If your intestinal trouble is not relieved this way, sco jrour doctor. Servo as cereal, or use in cook- Ing.

Tempting recipes on tho rcd- knd-green package. Sold by all gro- Made by. Kellogg fa Battle Miss Lula Champion has arrived from San Antonio. Miss Champion, sepnt the school term at Santa Rosa school of Nursing. She held a position as instructress of nursing.

Mrs. S- B. Warner, Bob and Winifred Warner left Thursday morn- Ing for Woostcr, where they will Join Mr. Warner and make their future home. Mr.

and Mrs. J. D. Reis and family are leaving Friday morning for Dallas, their former home, where they will reside in the future. Emory Friedman returned Thursday from a- several weeks visit in California and will visit his parents, Mr- and Mrs.

J. L. Friedman here this week before returning to his work in Tampico, Mex. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Sweeny and Peyton and Thomas, returned Wednesday from Virginia, where they had gone to meet the latcer who was a student at V. M. I. this past term and bring him home. They were gone three weeks.

Thomas, plans to return to the institute next term. Miss Lydla Champion, manager of the Charity Home, underwent an operation at the Mercy Hospital Wednesday, she is improving rapidly. Colonel and Mrs. Francis Glover of Fort Brown have visiting them, their daughter Mrs. Charles Harvey, and Mr.

Harvey and two young daughters of Miami, Okla. The Harvcys visited at the post last year and have a wide circle of Eastern Star Practice Postponed The practice session which was to have been held Friday evening by members of Hope Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple, has been postponed until Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, according to Mrs, W. J. Vertrees, worthy matron. The masons are installing new officers on Friday evening, causing the postponement of the practice.

Mrs. Ver trees -urges that all officers of the chapter be present on Tuesday as initiation ceremonies are to be held the second meeting in July and a great deal of practice must be done before that time, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A- Smythe and two children, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Frank B. Armstrong, left Friday for Fort Bliss accompanied by Mrs. Frank B. Armstrong, Mrs. Janet Armstrong, Miss Genevive Armstrong and Lester Armstrong.

They will be gone two months. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carder returned to their home in San Antonio Friday after having spent the past week here. Compliment Mrs.

Re is Complimenting Mrs, J. D. Reis, who is leaving Friday for Dallas where she and Mr. Reis will" make their future home, the. members of the Altar Society of the Sacred Heart church, entertained at the home of Mrs.

Harry Hollowell Wednesday afternoon. A profusion of pretty garden flowers wa artistically arranged about the living room where guests enjoyed informal diversion. Mrs. H. B.

Jcffery was successful in a contest conducted during the afternoon. Mrs. Reis was presented with a lovely parting gift from the Society. She and Mr. Reis and family have resided in this city for several years and their many friends regret their departure.

Delectable refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours to 18 guests. Mr. and Mrs. C. Vanderulis and children are here from Philadelphia vieiting Mrs, Vanderulis 1 mother, Mrs.

J. C. Musel, Bridge Club And Guests Entertained Miss Mar wortman entertained members and guests of the O. B. club Wednesday evening at her home on 313 Levee street.

Three tables were appointed for bridge games, at the conclusion of which, high score prize was awarded to Miss Georgia Singer. A dainty green and yellow color scheme was carried out in the foral decorations of daisies and fern. A refreshment plate consisting of sandwiches, cake and coffee was servel. Miss Wortman had as her special guests, Misses Margaret McCandless, Lorene Strein and Mary Helen George. The club will have as hostess next week, Miss Singer.

Spend-the-Day Party At Port Isabel Thursday An old-time spend the day party was given Thursday by Mrs. D. P. Gay, Jr. at port Isabel where she is spending the summer months.

Current events were discussed and at noon a delicious sea food dinner which included oysters and fish was served. The afternoon was spent playing contract bridge and at "six o'clock the guest wended their way back to Brownsville after having spent a most delightful day with Mrs. Gay. Included in the hospitality were Mesdames James A. Graham, E.

E. Dickason, Robin Pate, Willa A. George, Joe Wells, Joe Vivier, and Miss Katherine Bader. Attend Wedding Anniversary San Benito Couple Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Scoville of San Benito celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at thetv Monday evening. About 60 friends gathered on the spacious lawn of the Scoville home and enjoyed chatting. At a late hour they retired to the pergola where punch and wedding cake were served. A lovely set of silver and ice tea glasses were presented the honorees. Mr.

and Mrs. Van Siclen and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vance attended from Brownsville. BACK TO THE THEATRE WEEK Let's Go to the Capitol This Week Prices Matinee 25c Floor 40c Balcony 25c Children lOc Whirlwind Thrills! Here is dynamic adventure of a hard-hitting wild-riding Ranger who dueled with clanger, "MYSTERY RANCH" From the novel "The Killer" ALSO---Paramount Comedy "MEET THE SENATOR" ACT and NOV1SLT1' Today and Tomorrow Cooled By Gulf Breezes Merchants Nites and Prizes FRIDAY Dorfnmn's Nile From 8:30 to 9:00 PRIZES and HOME TALENT SATURDAY -Merchants Prizes Given Awa'y 8:30 to 9:30 TODAY TOMORROW Family Nites lOc Each JOE E.

BROWN "FIREMAX SAVE MY CHILD" with EVALYN KNAPP VITAPHONE ACTS Vacationers 'At Boca Chica Mr. and Mrs. W. Wager and Buddy Joe Horn of have been visiting several days at Del Mar, Boca Chica with Mr. and Mrs.

Ewing Clark and family. Mrs. R. L. Lester and two children of Harlingen have a cottago at Del Mar for this month.

A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. West, "Miss Doris E.

Lilly, Mrs. Leona Lilly and Mack Haun of Oklahoma City are spending a week at the Beach. Mrs. Morris Dies (By Staff Correspondent) HABLINGEN, June Dan W. Morris, 27, resident of this city for six years, died in the St.

Mary's hospital in St. Louis, Thursday from a heart ailment, according to word received here. Mr. Morris, connected with the Stone department store here, was in St. Louis at the time.

Mrs. Morris is survived by her husband, a six-months-old 'son, her father, Jack Kern, of Edina, two aunts, Mrs. Jim Sharer and Mrs, Prank Royer, both of Harlingen, and a sister In law, Mrs. C. L.

Brooks of Harlingen. VERMIFIJGp For CITY CASH GROCERY 1130 S. E. Washington St. Phone 1281 AH Fresh Stock Our Prices Are Low Real Specials Real Bargains Below we quote a few of our many bargains for Saturday and Monday, June 2Sth and 27th, 1932; BUTTER SHORTENING Mercedes Sweet, i Cream, Solids Sweet Clover, i Solids LtD B1 Angel Food Flour WESSON OIL I-Lb.

Pkg. 2-Lb. Pkgr. 3-Lb. Pkg.

6-lb. Sack 17c 12-lb. Sack 30c 24-Ib. Sack 55c STCHUS HEALTHFUL RECREATION DEL "MAR on the Gulf of Mexico 25 miles east of Brownsville --paved road all the way FISHING Delnmr, only 3 minutes' drive from Brazos Santiago Pass-- tho best tarpon and trout fishing on the fishermen, plenty of bait and boats. COTTAGES Electric lights, hot and cold running water, gas for cook- Ing and heating.

Baths. Reasonable SWIMMING In warm Gulf water. CA sea breeze that relieves asthma) Modern Restaurant Serving fine seafood dinners DANCING Every Saturday Night: Excellent Music For information and cottage reservations write DEL MAR, Inc. At Del Mar, P. O.

SEE THE LIVING MODEL Wearing 10,000 Worth of Dorf man's At the Capitol Theater Tonight Friday 8:00 to 8:30 And Don't Forget Dorfman's DOLLAR DAYS Saturday and Monday Variedad Spanish Vodvil Famous Mexican Stars Debut de la Pamosa Compania de Estrellas Mexicanas Joyita' 'La Joyita' SINGING- DANCING 8:45 P. M. All in Spanish BAIL AND Funciones a las 8:45 Precios Populares 25c 20c lOc Popular Prices 25c 20c lOc Hotel McAllen McAHen, Texas "THE COOLEST HOTEL IN THE VALLEY" New Summer Rates; Effective Today For Weekly Guests 40 RoomsTMWith Bath $5.00 Per Week Beginning now and until October 31 this hotel will be operated on a CLUB basis. Let us tell you how to live comfortably--for very little money. Aviation, 3-Ib.

Can, Only 1 Nice and Juicy Per Dozen Pintos, FresK Stock, Lb. Eagle Brand, Per Can 5 Pickles Sour or Dills, quart jar I5c Brea'd and Butter "Best per jar Lettuce Quart bottle uart Grape Juice Armour phtt bottle Crackers 29c 1Se Nice and ananas Pe u. 16-oz. Can, Each Good Head, 1 pound for II, SPAGHETTI, Skinners, Per pkg. VERMICELLI Square Packages, 3 for Pure Lard Com Peanut Butter Ground, Pure, Lb, Toilet Paper 17c Del Monte, Can, 3 Cans for (g HAM, Boiled, Ib.

BACON IN THE SLAB, Ib CHEESE, Yellow, Ib. SALT PORK, Ib. 7ft BACON, Sliced, Ib. WIENERS, Ib. CITY GROCERY J.

R. GUERRA, Prop. Brownsville, Texas.