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Valley First First in the Valley THE BROWNSVILLE (TEXAS) HERALD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1936 B--7 PAGE NINH Book Reviewed For Members In Harlingen (Special to The Herald) HABUINOEN, Nov. 7--'Miss Sarita Wllbarger, newly elected president ot the Junior Pine Arts club, was hostess Tuesday evening at her home to members of the club. Miss Lois Heynolds gave the program topic of the evening, a re- of Margaret Mitchell's popular "Gone With The Wind." "Interesting Personalities" a sub-topic oi study lor the year, was the time discussion of the presidential oan- dWates 6a given by Miss Willie D. Worley and Miss Helen Haines. Miss Emogene Oler was elected corresponding secretary following resignation of Mrs.

Jim soonce During the social period the BOS- served a sweet coxirse. MISSION GROUPS Circles one and two of the Methodist Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bruce Ramsey on the Primera Road. Mrs. S.

P. Walters was assistant hostess. Mrs. J. M.

Richardson and Mrs. Henry Ferguson gave the mission study from the text, "A Preface to Racial Understanding." Mrs. R. Patterson led the devotional. Six members of circle one and members of circle two were present.

The hostess served dainty refreshment plates to those present, SONG IS TOPIC "The Song" proved an interesting topic of study for the Music LoV- ers club at the meeting Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's building. Mrs. Neil Murphy as leader gave the introduction on the origin and development of the song. The program included vocal numbers. "Aye Maria 1 by Gounod, sung by Miss Olene Sims; "The First Primrose" by Grieg, sung by Mrs.

L. W. Van Pelt and "I Heard a Cry" and "My Heart At Thy Sweet sung by Mrsi Henry Carlisle. Mrs. Howard Adamnson played Saint Saen's "Song Without words." The current events on musical topics were given by Mrs.

E. C. Deerlfig and Mrs. Henry Carlisle. k.

Mrs. Lloyd S. Stlernberg presid- ed over the business session when Mrs. E. C.

Deering and Mrs. I. G. Pox were elected delegates to the first convention of the Eighth District of Texas Federation of MUSte clubs which meets in Mission November 10. MRS.

OOURSEY HOSTESS Mrs. J. I. Coursey was hostess Tuesday afternoon to members of the Missionary Society of the First Christian church. Mrs.

C. D. Hansen presided in the absence of Mrs. C. C.

Hatchett, president. Mrs. W. Van Pelt gave the devotional nd the mission study. A special feature was the inspiring talk given by Mrs.

H. A. on the "Negro and Religion." Mrs. Coursey and Mrs. Van Pelt, assistant hostess, served dainty refreshments to the following members present: Mesdames I.

A. Boone, H. A. Lite, Bush Williams, C. B.

Hftnsen, M. O. EWing, Anna Ben Britten, Allen, Liftgle, W. B. Johnson, and Ogan.

Club Exhibit Is Planned to The Heralci) WESLACO, Nov. 7--The South- Star home demonstration club met Tuesday at the I. O. O. F.

Hall with Mrs. Edith Puokett and Mrs. Martha Buddemeyer as hostesses. Under the leadership of the president, Mrs. Vada PurX plans were made to enter a club exhibit at the Weslaco Birthday Party, with Mts.

Helen Miller as exhibit chairman. Committees were appointed rat the annual Thanksgiving supper to be held at the City Hall, when tne members will entertain their bands and families. The next meeting af the club will 'tft Tuesday Nov. 24 at the I. O.

HH. BOARD MEIETIN-G The executive board of W. M. U. met a.t the Baptist ehurcn Monday.

This was followed by tne regular monthly business meeting when reports were made. Four members were reported. Next week the crcles will meet for Bible study. The Sunbeams met at the church Monday afternoon, Mrs. P.

T. Hudson a.nd Mrs. Clifford Scott, represented the W. M. u.

at a meeting of the executive board of finance chairmen held at San Bsnito PrWay. PERSONALS Mesdames A. F. Longford. Hays, W.

A. Smith, P. W. anc A. J.

Hayes attended the district meeting or the W. M. IT. at Kingsvtlic Friday. C.

L. Skaggs left Tuesday evening for Detroit. Michigan. Mrs. Inez Wlllard underwent an appendectomy at the Edirtburg hospital Tuesday.

Mrs. B. D. Kennedy of Seguin spiritual life secretary of Presbytery, was ft houseguest of Mr. and Mrs.

w. H. Baxter sr. during her stay In the Valley while attending the meeting held here. Mrs.

Joe B. More of Port Lavawt of Presbytertal, waa a jhouse guest of Mrs. W. F. Powell last week-end.

Mrs. A. J. Rabel Will Be Hostess To PEO Chapter (Special to The Herald) NOV. A.

J. Rabel will be hostess Monday at 2:30 m. at her home to members of chapter P. E. O.

The program will be In the form a model meeting. WHiJAMS TO SFEAK C. C. Williams, secretary Of the Chamber of Commerce, will be guest speaker at the November meeting of the City Federation of Women's clubs, according to Mrs. Qerald W.

McKenna. president. The meeting will be held at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday, November 10 at the Woman's building.

The voting personnel of the City era Is composed of thft pres- and two representatives of -rich club. The meetings are open to anyone who wishes to attend. Sunday Services in Churches This directory Is designed to be at service to every church Institution ol Valley. your church is not represented. The Brownsville Herald will to publish a similar notice, asking only that notice be mailed tor receipt In Brownsville by Thursday afternoon.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOClfftf corner EllutbeU ud tot fait a brnnth Thu Motaer Cnurch, Toe ftrtt Caureh ot Christ, Scientist, in Bswtoa, MaMaenu- Sunday morning services at Bach Sunday afternoon rtom a to 3:18 p. B. a Christian raaic progrmm iivea wet KftQV-- IBM ki- MEXICAN Between 1st and 2nd, Adami 8 k. to. Sunday SehOM; p.

evenlnt service; Monday, 7:30 t. to womeali ftoeittj-. Weanes p. evening eervlce; Friday, 1:30 Young Men'e Swdety MEXICAN METHODIS1 1Kb anB tajllrt frtreeti Sunday ichdl kt k. to Tuog People's prbgritt kt 16:45 a.

to. Belsfc Gutierrez, president BUnfly evening service kt p. to, Bev. A. Nnes, pastor.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Sunday tnssM kt 6:30 ana 7:30. There win DC tbBS rot- tne Sunday School children at 8:30 toUowed by a abort instruction and beneaietibn Tnere also matt at 9 JO and another. High Mass. At 3D day evening kt 7:30, Holy Hour and kt 4 p. doc- tune for children at tint easa- In union.

Tuesdays add Fridays at 4 j. doctrine class tor third cOttunUfei'On. Con- fesslon nenta flair? betore masses, Thursday evening aftel the loly Hour Saturdays from 3 to 6:30 p. to. and from 7:30 to 8:30 alBb On the evening ana In the morning of the first Friday in the month Weekday inassee at 6:30, UBS OB rirst it-law kt 7:00 ana 7:30 Francis BfclSfcla, O.

1.. (Attar. CHURCH OF JBSUS CHKIST OF THE LATTER BAY SAiNTtSI Latift-Arnerican Branch, Fifteenth and Palk Streets Sunday school services it 0:30 a. ta Evening service at 7:30 m. Sundays Relief Society meeting at 2:30 p.

to Tuesdays. Prldhary meeting, tor children at 4-30 6. ra. Tuesdays, Mutual Irn.jrbvement associatlbfi meeting at 7:30 p. m.

Tuesdays. H. Jacob ana Reuben wilfcins are la tnal-ge ot the meetings. 1SU Jefferson St SACRED HEAR! CHURCH Sunday Masses kt 7 and 10 a. tn.

Benediction Of the Most Blessed ment Sunday at 7:30 p. Dalljr Kiass nt 7 to. Confessions SaWtday, 01 iioiy days First PfldaVs 4-8, and 7-S m. also before the Masses, Altar Society meets each first Monday, Parish Hall at 3:30. Mrs.

John Closnsr, president. On Oct. 4, the first Sunday in the month, the regular tcheduU Of Masses will be resumed. OUstaVe Carttd-. a.

1., Pastor OUR Of GtlADALUPE Summer Schedule of Services Masses on Sunday at 1 and 9. on toaof. at 7 a. on holy days and tlOb kt 7 and 6. CkMchiMn on Sun- after JCvenVag services on and hoi; ten kt 7:30, Every XhxarMk; holy hour kt 9:30 p.

m. on arid ot least dltyt froai 4 to kna 1 Ktt, B. Afetk, O. tt. IJlINItY EV.

LCtHKRAN CHUMCH Pilta BlTO. Divine Worship, tlrtt thlra flay kt 7:30 p. m. Divine Worship, ttearul toutth Sunday at eundaS Sehool 10 Lattles Aid, Mcaad in th kt 3 m. coraial invitation to Ml to with tx K.

Sihtaldt, CHURCH Regular schedule 7:30 k. m. Holy 9:30 t. m. church k.

m. unemlfit prayer and wrmob (Holy Commualoti flnt ftuedky la the taont.h). and ether holy the church year Kill wguiarly by ceUoraiiOn Hois 6:30 hllh school group; Junior p. B4--EvetoWie payer instruction In people Tuesday and Tnulwlkr noons kt 4 o'clock in the rectors study, Vestry meeting Tuesday kt 7:30 p. m.

Mrs. Hirst Be "kt home" Thursday afternoon between 4 and 6. Armistice day program with Celetra- tlon Of the Holy Communion kt 9:30, with brief add; ess by the rector, similar memovlal at 3, 4, o'clock. Choir Thursday at 7:30 p. m.

Muelc for Thanksgiving, Advent, and Christmas Is being prepared. Womaft's auxiliary in the parish house at 3 p. mi CHRISTIAN SCIENCB SERVICES "Adam, and Fallen Maji" is the subject of the lesson-sermon Which will be read in an Churches of Scientist on Sunday, November 8, The Golden Vs: the chllij'ren ol the these are not the omidrea ot Goa" AmOrig dilations which comprise the lessofi-sermoti is the roilowifig from the Bible: "I Volfee out ot Heaven saying. Behold, the tabsrftacle ot God is with men, aod he will aweu wrth them, and they shall be his people, Una God hlmlrelt shall be with them, and be their God" (Revelation 21 Tne lesson-serlnon incttWes also the feltowlttg Jrom the Chnsllan Science textbook, 'Science fend Health with Key tht Scriptures" By Mary Baker Eddy: "The Science Ot being furnishes the rule of perfection, ana BHnss iMSiortality to light. -Ooa is the parent Mind, and man is Goa's spiritual offspMng" (page 336), CENTRAL CHRT51US CHURCH 4th ana sts.

D. W. MciBltfry, minister; snenvooo Bishop, suitrmten4cnt of church school Service's 61 the day are as Ibllows: Church ecftopl ftreachlng ana communion 10 :50. Subject Of sermon "The Golden Morrdw." CbHstian Bn- deavov feSO. BvBnine and worship Subject sermon; "ttoe Conversion of the fWUlpiWi Jallof." this will conclude the series on the -ot eoavevislaa.

Ml Welcome. PRteSBVTEfttAN R. MattHew Minister Sunday church school 9:45, Mt. 8. W.

Sunday Hiorniag warship non EXiBjettl In Mr. J. A. HuiFStll, jnuslc director. AHthem: Lord, Abide with Me," by Manifold.

Mrs. Edward Seabury, Orgarn 1st. Prelude: "RotftanCe," by Rubinstein Ofrertwy. "Anaatrte," by Von Glxick. Postlude, "Allegro PomposO," by Galbraith.

Pioneer and senior young people's vesper services 6:30. Sunday evening mon subject, Christ," Mrs. worship Ser- Believe Jesus H. organist ''Slavonic Crkflle Bong," by NemtJk, OJfettry: "aymn ot by Lefebure-Wsly. Vude," by Ashtord.

Elders and trkinint tchtni ondwy 7:30 p. Church worktr'a council-- 7:30 m. iliary-- No, 1, Mrs. 413 West Seventh; No. R.

Woman's Auxiliary-- No, 1, Jftawls, 1W West Mrs. M. Colemjn, 134 West larles; Kit. 4, Mrs. H.

Banket, 4 ana Bnnket road. Auxiliary Is meeting eaea morning Lday as era ot "Prayer and CHURCH OF CHRIST Comer 14th and 9nat Ooi' teachmg with laterisat. Subject, SunSay Holy Qnost We baptleed the Holy Ghost -It true why can we not heal the raise t-he dead, handle tnaKtt, Wia miracles HKe did la apostolic times? SeMeet, night, "The Baptism That ft It TfateS- fcaptttm cr ftMy Ghost bkBtlstn? All levers ot truth kre kindly Invited to attend these services. 3. D.

TANT, Christian Evangelist. rrnsi BAWrST CHVRCH Dr. Chafe. Pierce, pastor 6:40 a. Sunday school (Dan Lefl- wlch, superintendent).

10:40 a. -Moraisg worship hour. Organ prelude. Dbxology. Invocation.

Song No, 192, "We're Marching to Kloh." SUperintendeiit's report. Soag No. 88, "Zlon Stands With HIHS Ottertfflry. Aacoiincements. Sermon, Song No.

"Mate Thine own Way laord" Benediction. Organ Postlude. 6 30 p. m. T.

meet Mrs. P. Gleftn director). 7:30 p. ra.

Evening worship hour. Orgiii prelude. Song NO. 42, "Christ Recelveth Sinful Mefl." B. T.

U. VefeOrt. Sag No, 23, "Y6 Must Be Born Again." Oftettory. Ann'ouncementB. Song No.

64. "Jesus, Lover tit My Choir. Serrflon. Sang No. "Will Jesus Plfld Us WatcWng?" Organ IPostlude.

Calendar The entire W. M. U. win In the Church basement Monday aTteMVc-oii at three O'clock tot their regular Royal Service program, with Mrs. A.

T. Hayes Wednesday eveiiig at 6:15 teach ers arid officers will meet here for their regular monthly meeting and banquet. Prayer meeting Wednesday evettjng at 7 o'clock sharp. Mr. C.

S. teltwteh will lead the meeting. Friday evening the Crusaders will meet In the church basement tor e. tov- ered dish limcheon at 7 o'clock. Mr.

1. Stbker is teacMVie the book entitled "Mdfe Than Money." feu are Invited. James ttUch, SUhday. 10 a 11 a 11:43 a 7 p. People 8 --PreacmriB WedBSsda-y.

classes Thursday, a Bible claw Hamilton, superintendent 11 worship. 8 p. worship- i Service Monday 4 A '8 SALUTE TO BEGIN HERE TODAY KATE nni CAROLINE MEED Itve on a farm vrltU their indolent, lovable srandtnthcr, HIAJOR SAM M-EED, and old Xegro KBtk, ALTHY nnd ZISKE. Kale in onpnffed ti MORGAN PRENTISS bat brenka encasement irhen Nhe flniLn him the point fit Jllllns her lor ELAVEl.ti, nnd hcnutiflfcl, SInJor Meed losen the form to JEFF HOWARD, bitter yonnp; mountaineer. Ivate hatek Jeft taking their home and treats hint insolently, yet he cannot help loving her.

Caroline in ankcd tfe at a celebration, wearlnc; an kelr- loonx dreiia. Kate the been In the attic nt Heed nnd yoen there to get it. Before one cnn Icnre, nlN- Ber there. Doth are anry. A Dannie IK turnefl d-vcr and Ihc attic flre.

Kate beats ont the flamea ivith the hclrlnnfn drwn. irow eo ON THE STORY CHAPTER XXVIII took a bus to the city next day arid shopped lor material for Caroline's dress. She found a dove-colored corded silk which copied an old weave. It was $2 a yard, and, since 10 yards were Ire- quired, the total cost was rather staggering. There was old-fashioned ribbon to bought, too, and thread for Jewing, "Twenty-five dollars out of Brown Boy's hide," Kate reflected.

"But it doesn't matter, if only I can make Caroline look right." The following morning Kate cut out the dress, adapting the tight bodice and straight bouffant 'skirt of the original model. Success attended her labors. Though the little upstairs bedroom was distressingly hot, enthusiasm kept her at the sewing machine Until Caroline forcibly took her downstairs to lunch. Afterward they had another fitting, Caroline standing patiently while Kate fashioned the lining to her figure and the dress to the lining. At 4 o'clock Caroline protested, "I can't try on the thing another time.

Fold it and put it away till tomorrow. We're both exhausted. Look! There comes Zeke with the ice. I'll go down and make Iced tea for us." Presently she.called Kate dc-Wft to the dining room, -where she had the tea and tomato sandwiches waiting. "And here's a note Zetee brought from Cynthia.

She's decided to entertain informally for Eve and Morgan tonight. A craay shower. Everybody's supposed to bring 'something discouraging -to Here. Read the letter yourself." 'Tet's go, Caroline!" Kate exclaimed. "I'll take a recipe tot that cheese-cake Morgan's so craay about, if you dare me." "It's a cute idea," Caroline said "But are you sure you want to go, Kate? There's no use persecuting yourself." "I want to go," Kate told her firmly.

"If I'm going to spend the rest of my life in the same set with Morgan and Eve, the sooner 1 get used to them betonging to each other the better." sounded reasonable to Car- olirve, So she did not try to dissuade her. The party, like all of Cynthia's affairs, went off with a bang. was a bowl of champagne punch to start things off, aftd later they opened the gifts. The "discouf agetnehts to divorce" Were varied and riaieulous, ranging from biscuit clitters to lipstick for Eve, and from bedroom slippers to bottles of bourbon for Morgan Kate presented her recipe and managed to do it so gaily, clinging to Johnnie Baird's dependable arm the whilej that no brte remembered to feel sorry for her. Only Eve looked for malice (and perhaps found it) In the little recipe written on the kitchen card and labeled, "Kate Meed's Cheesecake.

A Favorite of Morgan's," Later in the evening Morgan sought out Kate where she was reading palrns in the library and insisted on her dancing wdtfe him. After a moment's hesitation and much protest from her crowd, Kate Went. It was the first time shs danced with him since the breaking of their The strangeness of being in htk arms, yet knowing they were Worlds apart, reduced her to thoughtful silehcfi. She thought, "I used to be thrilled when we danced! I'm not now. It's just like dancing with anybody else.

That's lucky me. He's Eve's--entirely Eve's." Morgan said, "let'S go outside, Kate. It's beastly hot here." She protested weakly, her voice dying in her throat. could think of no reason for refusing. Other couples Were OUtsWe---Eve herself, no doubt--for the radio music Was hardly good enough for They Went outdoors.

The porch was full, and Mbrgan said, taking her arm, "My car's parked out by the garage. We'll go ilt 'ftiere." In the car Morgan did not light a cigaret as she expected him to do. She noticed that morosely silent, hardly answering when she talked. Presently said, "So you've taken up palmistry, have you?" Kate answered, one parlor trick, bon't belittle it," "Just a way of holding hands," he accused. "Don't be silly.

People don't need an excuse for holding hands. They just do it if they want to." "Then let's do it. I'd enjoy Again Kate said, "Don't be silly!" She did not know that he was verging on drunkenness, be- cause his quietness was so deceiving. "It doesn't seem silly to me," he told her with dginity. "I'm sorry it seems so 'to you.

It would be rather heavenly, as I look at it." Katfe was dismayed. Was Morgan actually making love to her? But no! Things like that simply didn't happen. Morgan Was engaged to marry Eve fihvell Sn October and this was a party in their honor. To return to the impersonal, she said, "Aren't the Ghe- naults late in going to Michigan this year? They Used to go the first of July." "Later than usual," Morgan said. "But what does time matter? What does anything matter any more?" laughed a i J.V in the country at preserving time.

I suppose the Elwells will soon be going to Michigan, too. Of course you'll spend August "with them?" "Why do you aslv that 1 "To make conversatfoft," Rate retorted angrily. "You've certainly Contributed very little Of your own accord." "So that's it. I thought maybt my actions interested you." "Oi course your actions interest me," Kate said quickly. "I'll always be interested in you, Morgan.

You've shared too much of my young emotional-life to seem quits like other men to me, ever." "The happiest hours IVe ever known 'were with you, Kate." He leaned toward her and gathered her into a close embrace, kissing her surprised lips, caressing her surprised face. "You're not kissing back, Kate! Don't treat me like this, darling. Don't punish me for the way I've treated you. I want you again. Let's go away from this place! Let's start driving now.

We can be married! in the morning--" Kate pushed him from her, feeling only aversion and amazement. She knew now that her love for him was not a thing held in leash, but something dead and extinct, an old Kate got out ot the ear and closed the door. She went quickly to the house and found Cynthia. Shfe said, "Some strong coffee lot Morgan, Gyn! He's in his ear, out by the garage. Sober him up before Eve finds him.

I'm going home, "Oh," Cynthia said, looking at her Bwittly, "Well, good night, darling, and thank you tot coming. You'll find Caroline on the porch." When they Were nearing homfe Caroline asked, "Sorry you went?" "No," answered Kate. "Glad. 1 tound I don't envy Eve at all. I'vfe Cleaned (To Continued) Tuesday.

3:30 p. W. 11 Wednesday, V. Mid-week ptkf er eervlce. Thursday, p.

Poster Tebbe. cOlr rmrt BATTHT cmmca C. MeKfMty. mtM ehool kt k. m.

wonbin kt 11 tt. 9. m. worship at 7M m. TOM a CMUKCM C.

O. bAktman, Mbbtt kt a. Sunday, prekcbiat k. m. meetlnt Choir rebekrMn kt B.

Of tint ot eaeh ttontti at p. n. ot Ghristtkn IWuwitJan the tirlit Ttttrtay at W. rVnowsblp moot to MM kt 9. IB.

SAINTS Rev. IT. Krerett Holy commulon at 7iM a. m. Suadty wuool at 10 a.

Milt at 11 a. and Mrmon at m. 8V fttttttt O. PkMM eCTiOOl, IB a. W.

Ililems, eupertttebitait. Divine Service. 11 Wanner League, tint ToeMlky kt p. m. Ladier Aid.

tint Thunaaj i FIRST CKttRCtt Ot Cdrntr Crockett mMi Bute fbVs ehurck i Mother Curcti, the ftrst et Cbriit, in Man k. tt. mornliug (errtbtk a. A. ay evcfttg totlntinlkl meet- IDE at Reading room In the ehurch Open Tuesdnj-4 frorn to i p.

tt. FIRST JnESBYTtlUAN CHUTlCB Corner N. Reagatt Ave- and fraacJl fit RobetttWn, 1. Jas COchrkOe, worship Evening Prayer meeting 7:30. Harlingen CHURCH OF THE NAZAREMI! Meeting In the Central Ward school auditorium, Bt.

Rev. Phliqi U. Hiifipsten, -pastor SuttBny schol a. B. Q.

ummlhfcs Sypt. Morning worship at 11 k. m. N. Y.

f. S. at 56. Svaft'gellsltt: 7AS 1. Other activities announced from to week.

FIRST CHTJRCfl Ot CBRtSt, Stientlst COrrtct Fourth tijlor This ciiurch le a branch of t)ie motb- er church first Church of Christ, Scientist, In fcanon, MassM-hMltra Sxlnday School 9iti a. tt 11 k. to. Wcetnesfiay evecicg TekUtnoblkl fcert- Ice p. m-.

roota, til Cmbee BUIldlnt, iiften dWly. 11:36 a. t9 TO. thflrisdaj, p. Gbblr puctlct, ohblc director.

iStUDI- Kit Commerce BVMlnt Mrs. E. L. Aunttt, leader Mr. Ralph Smith and C.

Bcho- bert. lecturers. SOnday, lecture kt m. Tuesday, in Truth at J. m.

Thursday, healing service at 2 J. Tturaday, study class at 7:45 p. tn. Class room Upeti kt all houre. FRtfc MEl'HODlST CulittUH Sundky Scnool at k.

watthlVj 11 k. tt. FIRST E. Douclas Carter, Mrs. S.

G. strtngef, Secretary Morning at 11 k. oa 9:45 Sunday Bcnoftl, Hkta itoe, euperlnrendent. 11 a 8 p. 7 p.

TJ Monday. 4 A. '8. Tuesday. M.

S. Wednesclny Draper bert. lecturers. Sunday, lecture at a. In.

"Tdefeaas, re Trutb kt 6. to. Tbdreaay. healing kt 3 p. te Ttiursdfcy.

Study Clnsa kt m. Gitsi roatn opeti hoiirB CAl'HOLlC CHURCH h. a.nt*lhe, O. M. Sunday at 8.

7. H. aO(J 10 'M At kta 10:36. tor Bn'B- a m. Evening service on SuaflaJ knd Thursday at ra tHUfteH OF CHRIST third jinfl tumt istretu Oteyt Minister claaiet kt 10 a.

m. kt 11 Xn. Lord's Supper kt k. VoUng People's class kt 7 p. Preaching at 7:90 p.

1ft. meetmg WedaesdkJ p. rmsi MStinitjiBt Cttdtta tuning MlMSfttoary at fVMirtb avio (tarrlMfi ttfeett fastor, Praftk B. SIS Harrison, Phone 133. Sunday School, k.

Morning service, k. B. Evenlfift 1:36 p. m. 'S krifl Young v.

Mleslohary Society, eacb TUXdaJ at p. in. Prayer kt 7:80 BJ Gnolt fiehekrgal. rrldair at 7:45 IfOr partlculkn regarding vices or meetings. Call 821 Or 123 313 N.

Commerce n. Milton Atktnt, Aijtttaht Open-Alr Tabernacle at First am Madison TUttrWJay, KIW Saturday ntthte ftt p. a school kt 6:45 ana Bbn- BeM meeting kt 11 n. kt 11) M. meroe street ST.

LUtHMMN (Me. ani ten Wolf, Blvlhe BerVices! 18:40 a. tt. Sunday Sferioon a. m.

you have churcb If you Ukve not found ehureh at your la tble city, JOM ottMj to come and orshlp with are you of hearty welcome. ASSEMBLY OP OOD CHURCH ft. Sunday Mhool kt a. kt 11 ex services Wednesday Bible study kt T.4S CHJUSl'lAM 6, W. Bay, PattM Cornet tna fott a.

a. School, a. Prekcblnc ra. BrenlU. Bndekvor CHVHCH W.

Kntttt ttcar. on kuxulay at m. CALVAR5 BAPtlSt John Banyan Wilaet, Worship, HAD B. kt m. BvkMlttttt Servlcsn kt W.

U. 0. at Sxirea i at m. prayer p. m.

Choir practice Ftiday BrM-yooe is cordially invited kt the et Street. La. Feria C. Wllsea, Motalag worship, 11 Kpttertb LtkSViea, IB, Evening vorehtti, p. society, 1 Prayer raeettfcg and choir Wecmesaaya, 7150 o.

tn. Donna FlBSr BAPTIST CBVKCII A. C. Cowan, pastor. Mr.

J. W. Monk. director Mr. Nelson Patrick, music director.

Mrs. W. Monk, pianist, Kbik E. 01MO, preWdeat at M. if calendar: Sunday School 10:00 k.

m. Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:30 v. B.

T. U. 6:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer WnJOesdas.

p. rft. W. M. B.

meets Thursday, HH 9. Mercedes THE MtiHODISI CHURCH i. troy tdckntan, Minuter Sundys: 10:30 a. Churca 6 for children unacr 12 years ot k. m.

Morning worship la-eluding serman ty rainlster. 7 p. TB. People 1 terviet, including wortnip. mettmgk, Mffl social period.

Tuesdays at 3 p. Woman's sionary Society. Wednesdays, at p. m. Cnetr henal.

rtrtt Wednesdays, at '1 fr Board ot Stewards and cbtnttlttee OB Cbureb rriita 1 p. m. Men e) ton Church Banquet. Other activities announced from week week. Weslaco AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHUfcCB George Sunday o'clock.

Divine worshlf--11 o'clock. Come, wbrshl-p an noxn- tilth A special welcome to tourists. rmsi BAPTIST CHURCH Henry T. Voung, pastor a. Sunday sfchodl.

11 a. morning worship, 6:30 p. B. T. and Brotherhood.

7:30 p. evangelistic service. This aggressive church ttrt general public to attend nil thert FIRST MlilHOUISl CHURCB Brewstei. Pastor Ours is the 'Friendly Church" Witt a warm heart and an open hand, fltt- Uog all who paaft our t6 ktktM portals aha worship. We have a well organtted ehurct schol with sixty well trained wno are anxious to nelp with oroblems.

We honestly fter; at our church, ItiterettiltK, ini solHtual aad educational Church school at 6:30 m. service at n.So k. kno 1 :45 p. rh. SACRED HEARI CHURCH rather P.

J. O. M. Pastor Masses on Sunday kt in, 06 week days at 1 k. tSlHe on tlrtt Ptldaya kt ft benediction ot the Mfist fekc rameat oh tlrst kt p.

Telephone NUrhbW It CHURCH or cttmst Bible school, kt lo k. ta. kt k. m. tpekkteg tadlw Bible Study at 3 p.

tasellBS p. Week-day masses at 6. 8:30 Un4 Young meeting at 1 p. a Preaching at t. to A.

R. Lkwrenee. 252.1 Blthwkf, At irbur Command Port Isabel OUK LSDti STAR OF THE CAflWie CHURCH HUH Schedule Writ Sunday-- a. Second Sunday-- 1:45 a. m.

Third a. Fourth Sunday nlnfc, 7:30 k. Sunday School every Sufldsy. k. st 11:06 B.

m. B. T. 3. every Sunday evening Si, ME1HOD1ST r.

b. kbttui, cauKh school kt it a. a. ChurcB kt 11 k. to.

TttM and third In the month. Evening at p. IB. W. A.

every Monday kt f. M. Offering A Complete AmuMttitnt, Aflvfertlslnf, and Sound Service tft AUXillariftS, CMWVls, ana Park er Fubiio Service tor Platform mente. Truck fw Advertising purposes Aio Vfclley), mm. Utottea Hfcturo for Outdoor tise.

Our prfeM MM than has been adrtd for Wus of work. Think at When te need of anything to MQftd ma to BLUEBIRD PUBLIC ADDRESS AND SOUND SYSTEMS tettonoa W. U. a every Tueidsy 7:30 P. m.

Praytr turning Wednesday 7:30 m. --Rev. Patrick J. Ward. O.

M. Santa Rosa LANDMARK MISSIONARY 8APTIS1 CHVHCH Saturday at 8 Mhoo) 10 a. m. it at 11 a m. Prcmehtai eunday cvtnlns at BAPTIST CHURCH Hill, Pittoi Bttttttky--10 a.

m. Sunday tehooi. 11 PrMCnlni Service. 7iSO (BTD) ID. preauilc service Meodky-W 3 p.

m. IB WTA. p. m. meeting meet other attwaeea.

McAllen JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH Uth Cedar avenue Mkv. John jReasar. Pastor. ftebroedcr, organist, and cltst at Mrrlcm congregational ud MrnoB by oastor, 10:30 a kt p. m.

Aid: Pint ana third Thursday afwrooon ot ckcb month, Raymondville AHXBOirrt CATHOLIC C13URC1. fem. TfcttM Smith, Pastor la togllsB the tint Sundaj mottth kt 7:36 k. tn. All othei kt ft k.

m. unds.y school after tn Spanish the tint Sundaj ot month at 8 k. tn. All other Sun- ten kt 7:96 k. BertlCM kt am! a m.

on alt Holy Days. Mam the first Friday at 7:30 a. m. Mrs. Kruse Is Complimented (Special The Herald) PHABR, NW.

7--Mrs. D. TJ. Buckner tntertaiaed with tliree tables Of bridge Monday evening. H.

W. Kruse received tlie score trophy and 'was presented a tarewtn gift, as she is leaving Pharr to makt her home in Illinois. A je- llbious reeihTnent coutse ws served to Mesdames J. kee Stambaugh at SMI Jufcti, s. P.

Nyeuni, H. W. Kruse, C. ftitchey, A. M.

Kelley and Frank Haughton ot Alamo and Misses Emily Broughton, Luclle Oopelswi'd, Margaret chapman, Florence Barrett, Beniice Matone, and Christine Crawford. TUESDAY OONPIUACT Toesaay Contract club was entertained fct the home of Mrs. A. A. Keltey this K.

J. Scott received high. liie Nortti Pharr Home Demon- Mratton Club 'was entertained at the home ot Mrs. J. W.

Haggard Wednesday afternoon. A very interesting Brograln. presented. Mrs. J.

O. Jametbft gave a review of the book, "Skin t)eep." Plans were discussed tor Achievement Day to be held November 12. At this time the ladles Of the club will visit the hturttg Hit bedroom PERSONALS Ed Maule, Mrs. R. E.

Slocum and Mrs. Chfttles Nichols left Wednesday morning for Houston where Mrs. Maule will visit her son, Milo Mftule. Mrs. Slocum will visit her daughter.

Miss Thelma Slocum, and Nichols will go on to Amarillo, visit With relatives. Mrs. Pauleo Kruse of San Antonio IS Visiting in Fharr and San Juan this week With relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.

N. S. Littleton left this veek to "rtsit with relatives and trlfeftds In San Antonio arid San Mftrfcos fer a few days. Dr. and Mrs.

J. P. Lockhart were guests of Mr. ana Mrs. L.

P. In mail of McAllen Wednesday evening. After dinner the party attended the Carnivtl In McAllen presented by McA)leh Kiwanis Mrs, Kllnger of San Antonio Is in (Met this week vferting her son, etrfl KHnger. Mrs. H.

W. Kruse left Tuesday night tor Rocfcford, Illinois to Join her huSUeind who Is employed there by Bopfer Stove En- Wutfe WH Viat her parents, Mr. Wit) Mrs. J. K.

Thompson of Briage- port. Officers Are Installed In OES (Special to The Herald) RIO GRANDE OTTT. NOT. Several members or Ote Chapter of Texas, Order ot Eastern Star, aad visitors chapters in the Lower Valley entertained with a dinner H. and H.

Cafe Tuesday Ciever autumn cauls i covers for Mr. A. Childen San Antonio, worthy grand of the grand chapter of Texas, der of the Eastern star, Mrs. i Jorie Miller of San Juan, chaplain, who has also recently 1 appointed deputy grand matron to district eight, section five; Jennie Guilders of Ban Atx fraternal correspondent of chapter; Mrs. Daisy Caudle of mondville, district deputy matron; Mrs.

Alyse Ammenaan La Ferta, grand representative Georgia to the grand chapter Texas; Mrs. Mabel Thornason Donna, member of the grievance! and appeals committee; Mrs. Annel H. Canze of Bexar chapter 616, Sanl Antonio; Mrs. Rutn HoaglaM San Antonio, Mrs.

zella E. Ml and Mrs. Minnie Williams of Juan chapter 726, Mr. J. P.

Thom-l ason of Donna Chapter 644, Winifred McDonald and Mr. Wm.l Coddingtou, worthy matron and! worthy patron of Rio Grande dtyl chapter 843. Following dinner the party ad-l journed to the Masonic Ball where! a called meeting was held for the! purpose of presenting the charter! and installing the officers of Riol G-rande City chapter with worthy! grand patron A. M. Childers ing.

Mr. Childers called the meeting! to order and the offices were filled I as follows: Mrs. Alyse grana secretary; Mrs. MarJOrie Mllld ler, grand chaplain; Mrs. Daisy! Caudle, grand marshal; aad Mabel Thomson, grand The grand secretary read the char-1 ter after which Mrs.

Anne Canze I was apointed grand installing tron to install the following offlo-l ers for Rio Grande City Chapter! 843: Mrs. Winifred MCDoaaW, wor-l thy matron; Mr. Wm worthy patron; Mrs. Josephine! Kelley, associate matron; Mrs. I Bertha Martinez, secretary; Ethel Brooks, treasurer; Mrs.

Ag-l nes Powers, conductress; Mrs. Klstel Mosbeller, associate conductress; I Mrs. Kate Lett, chaplain; Ethel Lee, Marshall; Miss Robin! Brooks, Eiecta; Mrs. Bess warder; and Mr. F.

G. Chatfield.1 Sentinel. ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS Members of the Sewing dub tertained their husbands with delightful Hallowe'en dinner Saturday evening at the home oil Mr. and Mrs. B.

C. King. Guests I were Messrs, and Mesdames B. C.I King, George B. Marsh, H.

L.I Staggs, J. O. Moss, Ted Stone, O.I D. Mosteller, J. H.

May, A. R. kerr and Mrs. F. D.

Guorra. The committee on the dinner I consisted of Mesdames A. R. Ba-l ker, H. C.

Baker, W. W. Marsh, and Staggs; the com- mitee on decoration, I Moss, King, and Guerra; the mittee on entertainment, Mesdame Mosteller, Stone and May. DANCE GIVEN The officers and ladies of Port) Rlnggold entertained Safcordayl night witii a "tacky" party and) dance at the Service club. The committee on I and refreshments consisted of Mrs.) V.

D. Mudge Mrs. H. L. Lt, S.

L. Myers, and Lt. J. Trea-l cy Jr. Prior bo the dance, a dinner! was served to the personnel of the! post at the Post Ejrchange ant.

DIVERSITY CLUB The Junior Diversity held I its monthly social meeting Tuesday! at tlie home of Mrs, A. J.l Vale, with Misses LaReita Smitn I and Sue Galloway as hostesses. Contract was enjoyed through the I evening with scores been made by! Misses Alicia Soils, Willie Mae Pyatt, and Mrs. Alfred Leal. PERSONALS Herndon of Refugio weal the guest of his mother, Mis.

Florence J. Scott, Thursday and Fri-1 day. Miss Katherine Henderson, state I deputy Superintendent, frottv Kings-1 ville was the guest of Mrs. ence J. Scott Monday.

Sizes to tf Every pair carefully fried Put your child in shoes that protect their growing feet. We tevc you money, ind your child's ftet get die proper guidance become strong asA healthy. Why take chanca with JhoK precious feet when these "perfect" shoes cost so little. AZIZ Inc. BROWNSVILLE.