The Brownsville Herald from Brownsville, Texas • Page 22

FACE f-K-TK HEIUlD-SMUy, Juurr II, Ladies Luncheon Held Mrs. Dan a i a and Mrs. Frank Boyd were co-hostesses i at a luncheon at Cactus Inn for the U. S. Customs Ladies Auxiliary.

No business session was held since the president. Mrs. Earl Oilaw. was not present. Attending were Mmes.

I. J. Koncak. Karen Schidd, a guest Ernesto Yergara, Manuel Problems Of Children Discussed Busscll Elementary Parent Teacher Association meeting was opened by James Kriedel with Mrs. Hugh Riley giving the devotion.

A business session followed. Cake Decoration Demonstration Given For Club The Tip-0-Tex Home Demonstration nub were gi a cake decoration demonstration at the Jan. 27 meeting in the Fort Brown Women's Outer. Mrs. C.

E. Crouch, a member of the Pennsylvania Avenue HI) onstrator. Turner. Thomas Gilbert. B.

psychiatrist Dr V.V' an lver lhal The club held a workshop, on rtK hra Frank Boyd, Kd Gua- discussed the topic "Emotion- ls Mrs Sl ea h(l men, and who were interested "The Beginning of making pillows and jard0i Dan Syl- a problems of Children" He ls the new resldenl of a New in the heritage of Texas 'or her devotional medi- vester, Treeman Baker. Urvan said 90 per eent of he ob 1 Tne me chos were SleplK taU Mre Bak pre Mrs. P. D. Owens, also a Baca.

Henry K. Portcr George )ems of lroubled children class plying the en Austin James Bowie l)a with their parents. He said: nation's highways. vid Crockett, J. Truck Mogul Wears Gems And Perfume By GAY PALLEY NEW YOHK (UI'l) The newest big wheel in the trucking industry wears pearls and perfume and is married to a Study Glib Hears Talk On Texans Members of the Self Culture Club heard a vi of of Texas," given by Mrs.

Dickason, at a recent meeting. Characters depicted chosen by students connected with the University of Texas. Each circle of the Woman's I Society of Christian Service pre- i sented the program. "Christ and the Life Within." at meetings. Various facets of the topic were explored.

The DuBose circle met with Airs. Paul Cunningham with 12! members present and seven guests, Schultz, Traxel Young, Ewing, Briggs, Frost The circle will mwt with Fennan Willis and all members at follow Bary in February. Chapmw Circle Mrs. J. M.

Neuberger was hostess to the Chapman circle. Mrs. A. J. Chapman was welcomed back to the meetings alter a short absence.

The following guesU were present: Mmes. young. Cecil and 'James Pact. A portion of a re-jhig dates; Jan. Salt, 'corded tspe of the recent work 1 Fort Brown Women's Center; being done in Bolivia by Jan.

31 and Feb. 7 -Church- missionaries. Jim and Evelyn wide study, "Spanish Speaking Pace, was shared with de A i a in the UnltM p. oup Keb. -Golden Age i Each circle chairman remind- Tea.

nf the Pennsylvania Killinen and Harry D. Pratt. Avenue Club, was a guest. Mrs. Jack Hawks and Mrs.

A. J. 1 Avocado-Seafood Picks Chapman are new members of er cnunks of Here's a peachy Valentine's 'v 1 Melt red a 'trim brunette iam Travis of Wa esses. Andrews were "Parents try to do too much Mary Shea, a trim brunette group ifor their children. Give a child in her'early 4l's, has been with Sam Houston, Manbou B.

La: on responsibility as early, as you trucking since 1942. Yes, she 1 nhHe J. N. Crisler with 13 memo or their child pieces of crab meat. Use enough time to be witn ana do are together" he takes the a different color pick for each things with them." wnee think much was announced thai Mrs.

Dip the miniature kebabs i Dr Ford said parents hould of women drivers." i E. H. Abernelhy will present a emon juice and serve with a disc pline Mldren. but not to Most Courteous Drivers I 16 speaker gave extra time. Mrs Baird the pro program on American )ow i seafood sauce for party point cinnamon candies from a can cling peach slices: add a few drops red food color, then chill peaches overnight in with plain cake Fulliginn, mother "of the hostess.

with frozen melon balls as a sparitline appetizer. COME ALONG WITH USI 4 day escorted bis tear It Monterrey and Saltlllo. Tour leaves BrowMvllfc Feb. Utt. Only per person.

Big 7 day adventure Fabulous Mexico City, quaint Taxco, cilorfil Caenivica. Escorted air tour leaves Brownsville Feb. IU5.M per person. EL JARDIN SANBORN'S at the Feb. 10 meeting.

hors d'oeuvres. making them In turn, Shea thinks In the life of Stephen F. Aus- gr am several menv THWt'SNO SUBSTITUTE FOR RCA VICTOR RCA VICTOR "Powerlift- TM LEMBATDI Bnllunt "Golden Throat" tout Portable Transistor Radio Strong pulling powsr from gang condenser trtniliton pluitwocryitildiod.il Automatic con- "Soldin Thrort" teni from trol Fivt RCA preferred-tyot Advanctd circuitry tubu plus one rectifitr luring Improved audio output two low-eott OUR MCI TOP BRANDS, GOOD SERVICE 747 U27411-2'7412 afraid. the most complimentan- terms who brought the original He said the teacher needs to cf truck drivers. 300 colonists to Texas.

He died -n, February meeting will be give extra time to the emotional truc driver is a man 1835 nel( al of Mrs. Norris child in her class, adding that wno puls jn a lol of nours on Program Bobbin, children's problems touching ihe road she He J5 Mrs Dickason said each of Longbotham Circle the average elementan-student more courleous than most driv-the patriot's life Eton- a Mrs Robert Ford was host- usually fall in the fifth and prs Vlogr 0 Longbotham drcle. In comparing their wnich met at lne church wrt te fhfv tn knuu a number lhem said the want to be adulL wh ur heril their train- teachers and parents treat them as children. A question and answer period illowed the talk. Coffee was served by Mrs.

S. L. Livingston. six members present. Mrs.

Mrs. 0. 0 Schendel, presi how dent prided over the imeetmg, many are college graduates on ch as the home Mrs. Lioness Club Has Meeting The Lioness Club met Tuesday at Landrums for a luncheon. Jlrs.

George Shorter, presi-' dent, conducted a business session. She asked for committee reports and tickets were distributed to the members for the Brownsville Lions Club benefit Minstrel to be held in February. There were 21 members present and five guests, Mmes. Marjorie Rusteberg. T.

F. Evins, George Sessums and Amelia P. Covacevich and Miss Suelien Rusteberg. The Mika circle met with Mrs. nrnf A.

Manahan. Roll call stevens TM TM were profes books, in keeping the present and one guest, men. 6 James Ogg. Mrs, John An all-male board of direc-s Holtermann presented the pro- tors named Mrs. Shea to the IJUnll TM gram presidency.

So far as she can A bsver elm The February meeting will be stadt. X.J. So far as she can A 3 rnm held with Mrs. L. P.

Browder. determine, she is the first 3tr iiwt' JIrs A Dou la was host iwoman to head a truck leasing SctlUltZ ttas a EUest: ess to the Wheeler circle. There The next' meeting of this clubj were 10 memb JJ and 'will be on Feb. 17, with Mrs. 6515 1 LEARNERS TO MEET E.

Stahlman. The Learners Club will meet a jnt house at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at sa me color as Fort Brott-n Women's Center, them blend in with the room. Miss Grabrow. Mmes.

Chris Miller, Irene Hobbs and Unver- radiators the'ferth. Mrs. Alfred Bray presen- walls to helpited the program, assisted by 'several members. designed with a special flair for gracious living appliances Sunbeam Visit Mixm aster hand mixer motor Lwge, hiH-mix twaten Thumb-tip speed control AutomMic beater ejector 94 Sunbeam Visit rpray, steem or dry Iron LWM STAINLESS STEE1. tank 15 94 Brownsville Hardware 1213 E.

WASHINGTON PHONE LI 6-1663 MOTHER'S MILK NEW YORK milk ai a food for newborn in- fanU may have immunological properties heretofore unproven, suggests Dr. Clement A. Smith of Harvard Medical School. In recent years, antibodies from the mother were thought to be transmitted to the infant only through the placenta Therefore, mother's milk was held to have no overriding ad vantage In this regard. New re search, however, has proved the existence of polio antibodies in human milk, said Smith.

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