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THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD, BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SS, IPSt PAGE THREE Society Fa slit oiis Activities Doris 0 it Is Honor Guest At Party BENITO--Miss Doris Ogden was named honoree when a group of friends entertained with a surprise party at the Sobrc las Olas Cafe Tuesday night, complimenting her on her birthday anniversary. A typical Mexican supper was served. The honoree was presented with a lovely gift. Those enjoying the hospitality were Misses Brown, Dorothy Dodds, Betlye Swan Lockmtller. Ksithryn Roberts, and Lois Lovetl.

MRS. W. P. SMI-'M IS B. P.

W. HOSTESS Calendulas, candytuft, and roses lent, added charm to the country home of Mrs. W. P. Smith when she was hostess to the Business and Women's Club Monday night, In charge of the program was Miss Daisy Hardin.

A group of pupils from the Fred Booth school were presented under supervision of Miss Ruth Atkinson In several musical and dance numbers, Mrs. Mary Landrum directed an Interesting round-table discussion of the topic, "Your Pay Envelope and Mine," and Miss Mayme Cordlon made a talk on "Unusual Occupations for Women." Miss Zona Sealer, president, presided. Mrs. James H. Carter of Cleburne and Miss Dorothy McMillan were cuests, and fourteen members responded to roll call.

Mrs. Harper Lilly Committees For Mercedes Unit MERCEDES Mrs. Harper Lilly president of the Mercedes Home Demonstration club, has named her committees to have charge of the activities of the club foi the coming year. The committees are: Program. Mosdamcs J.

C. Ohio Joe Grimm; finance, j. Rclstercr, E. i- Settles; benevolence. Jesse Lilly.

R. G. Boiler C. Clayton; recreation. Mesdames Mildred Bealf.

Lcroy Ziegler. Expansion. Mesdames Walter Byrn, Kclso. oJe Moss; exhib- iti Mesdames Mildred Scale. Joe Grimm.

C. C. Harrelson: membership, Mesdames Jesse Lilly. Mildred Scale, Herbert Goza; refreshments, Mesdames George Ferrlcr, Ollie Protho, Joe Ward. LAURA WHEELER ADVISES YOU TO BE PERSONAL IN YOUR ACCESSORIES 0 Member Is Honored on fattem Every one smart and easy to make HARLINGEN-- A.surprise -tribute for the hostess, Mrs.

W. MV Driskill, and e. grab bag of gifts for trie 'entire membership afforded na'yety inK new Marian Martin flatter- Monday for the closing period prints are. slenderizing when the regular-meeting Chapter'T, tjle tiock makes'a point of slim, straight lines, and dainty touches, "WORKADATT" CHARM. FOR MATRONS PATTEBK 9961 Out marketing, or walking your dog, the P.

E. O. Sisterhood. A springtime setting was created by the use jf narcissi and sunburst roses in the dining room where the dessert course was served from a Ince laid table. Red roses were, used to adorn the.

living room. Mrs, L. Hill, president, directed the business period. Mrs. J.

Rabel, secretary of the Valley P. E. O. Co-operative board, reported on the meeting held Saturday In San Beni to. Because of the absence of Mrs.

Eince it's distinctive to be personal in your accessories, let Initials mark things as your own. This filet chair set pattern also contains a complete alphabet. And you can use the same design as scarf ends, too. Of course, you can leave out the initial IT you prefer; Pattern contains chart and directions for making set; materials required; Illustration of stitches. Send ten cents In coin for this pattern to The Brownsville Needlecraf Dept.

82 Eighth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Write plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS. I Music Club Head porter and Mrs. Joe Ward, parliamentarian.

San Benito Music Club Compliments Winter Visitors SAN BENITO--The Benllo Music club honored winter visitors with an Informal game party at the tourist headquarters Saturday night, with Mrs. W. Pratt, resi- Wlsconsin made a SAN BENITO--Dr, Mamie Pester was elected president of the San Beni'to Music Club when that group met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter House- wrlght, Others named to office included Mrs. N.

G. Chatelle, first vice- president; Mrs. 8- V. Neely, second I vice-president; Mrs. E.

R. Ken- 1 nedy. secretary-treasurer; D. I G. Wagner, corresponding secre- tary; W.

T. Pitts, librarian; J. L. Bates, parliamentarian; Mrs, Harry Schneider, critic; and Mrs. H.

V. Gordon, reporter. Progam for the included interesting studies of the operas "II Verdi, and "Mignon," Piano selections from two operas were given b'y Mrs. Kennedy, and Mrs, Gordon told the story of the "Nutcracker Suite." Mrs. H.

C. Massey was welcomed as a new member. Next meeting Mrs. T. D.

King will be hostess at her home In Harlingen. Two Winter GuesK? Display Works For Upper Art League McALLEN--Two winter visitors in the Valley, Mrs. Grace Garrett of Chicago, and Mrs. Mabel Peebles their of the Recent i Is Shower Event Honoree chapter in recognition of her birthday, Health is Topic For Study Program Members of the- Harlingen 'Study Club will be furnished highlights in the life of Madame Curie as, the program feature at their meeting Thursday. Mrs.

S. G. Stringer, director, will present the story of the famous woman's daughter written by her daughter, Eve Curie. HARLINGEN-- As a compliment to Mrs. P.

Hance, the former Miss Ovie Decker, Mesdames A. J. Wilson and L. Wilson entertained with a surprise shower at thtir home Friday evening. Mrs.

HfUlce graduate of the Harlingen school and is now making her horns in San Benito, In a series of games and contests Mrs, Elwood Miley and Mrs. J. Young won prizes and each presented her trophy to the honoree. Mrs, Hance was asked to don an apron and then urged to "travel the rocky road to matrimony." As she passed between the two rows of guests she picked up the rocks and her apron. The be many lovely placed, them in rocks proved to shgwer Rifts.

honoree and Mesdames Aurey Hobson, Bessie M. Cloud, Clayton Simmons. J. C. Young, Mae Mcln- tosh, Elwood Miley, Ben Witt.

San Benito, D. C. Hance. San Benito, C. Decker, Max Van Hay, A.

Chastain, Alice F. Rieley, R. W. Green, D7 Crow, Misses LaFonda Cloud, and Blllie Lucille Patton, O. F.

and D. C. Hance, San Benito, and L. A. and A.

J. Wilson Helen Smith, Mrs. Geo. W. Diehl substituted on the program and read and explained sections of the constitution and bylaws.

Mrs. Keith McCanse introduced novelty by conducting a contest and then producing a. grabbag with prizes for eveyone. Mrs. Driskill, in drawing the top package, received as does Pattern'9901.

a pleasure to make--for it has few pattern pieces its accompanying diagrammed Sew Chart shows just how to cut and seam them together. You'll love the height-giving button closing which makes the laundering easier. Other points you'll two collar and sleeve versions, the choice of shirring or darts at the shoulders. Why not make one version ruffle-trimmed and one with ric-rac? Pattern 9961 may be ordered only in women's sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48. Size 36 requires yards 35 inch fabric and 2ii yards ruffling.

Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern. Be sure to write plainly your SIZE. NAME ADDRESS, a a lovely gift, a token from the STYLE NUMBER Mrs. Mark Gardner Is Honor Guest At Valentine Bridge SAN BENITO--Red and white hues were emphasized in all details when Mrs. Lee Dodson entertained recently with smartly-appointed Valentine bridge having as honoree Mrs.

Mark Gardner. White sweetpeas and red roses adorned the rooms, while accessories for the bridge games bore a holiday design. Mrs. Gardner, successful player in the bridge games, was also presented with a number of lovely gifts. The refreshment course repeated Spring, 1939, MARIAN MARTIN PATTERN BOOK is just out and ready for mailing! See the latest styles, easy enough for beginners to make! Basic budget wardrobes! Bride fashions! Suits and their accessories! Coats dresses and ensembles! "Fundamental" frocks.

Cruise outfits. Styles for the larger figure. College, graduation and "date-' clothes. Togs for the "small fry," as well as maternity wear, and an infant layette. Included are lingerie, and housedresses: Order now! BOOK, FIFTEEN CENTS.

PATTERN, FIFEEN CENTS. BOOK A PATTERN TOGETHER, TWENTY'FIVE CENTS. Send your order to The Brownsville Herald, pattern Department, 232 18th St. New York, N. Y.

Three Hostes Honor Bride Of Month BROWNSVILLE Miss Hayden i Collins, bride-elect of Mr. J. C. tile chosen motif. Mrs, Charles Lockwood of Laredo, was honored Herve'y and Mrs.

Dick.Powell were tea guests, Personnel included Mesdames i i i rvi a i i i i i Refreshments were served to the! Tav or Harrel oUon. George rf Aurev, a A and A. C. Henderson of Harlingen. MRS.

SCHUPF ELECTED MERCEDES--Mrs. Julius Schupp Leftwich WMU Unit To Sponsor Review By Mrs. Yoe, Jr. BROWNSVILLE The Leftwich circle of the Women's Missionary union of the First Baptist church narW oresfdent of the! will sponsor a book review Tuesday, I During the hour, named president 01 wie, jr wilit. with a prenuptlal shower Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

D. F. Leftwich, with Mrs. Jack Baird and Mrs. Earl Landreth as co- hostesses.

Miss Collins wore a charming afternoon gown in brown. During the afternoon, the guests enjoyed a solo, "I Love You Truly," rendered by Mrs. C. W. Davenport, who was accompanied by Mrs.

Seth Gabltzsch. A gme, hearts that beat as one," and. a comic reading. "How the Bride was Dressed," by Freddie Schmidt, also furnished- entertainment. the hon- of appointing a committee to 'assist In arrangements.

1 Various games afforded diversion, with prizes typical of the Valley be- awarded winners. Over fifty attended. Monday evening San Benito tour- 'ists were hosts at a similar gather- Ung. with an informal program be- featured. liTuesday Morning Coffee Honors Arkansas Guest 1- SAN BENITO Mrs.

Frank S. entertained with a morn- coffee Tuesday complimenting 'her sister. Mrs. T. Tate of Ari-nlisas, who is vlslt- In her home, Assisting in hostess duties "throughout the morning was Mrs Thomas, daughter of Mrs A i social hour aa en loved and a dainty refresh- iment course was served.

Plate fav- a were red radiance roses, Included In the guest list were many of the pioneer residents ol i Mrs. Tate made hev homr neve a number of years ago. 'and has many friends in this sec- -Woman's Tuesday Club Hears Current Events Program MISSION Topics of current in- 'terest were reviewed when the Wo- Tuesday club met Tuesday 'afternoon as guest of Mrs. T. Nethery.

Mrs. Leon H. Brown and Mrs, J. G. Decker presented a pro- 'gram of reviews from magazine ar- jiving emphasis to world af- 'lairs.

Mrs D. C. Decker was in the chair for the business Mrs Roy Straw was a yuest. Refreshments were served at the tea to the seventeen members and atraw. MRS- LOBDELL GOES 8AN BENITO--Mrs.

Lee Lobdell departed Tuesday for her home in Wisconsin, after vis- for the past two weeks with parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T.

She Is the former Miss Nell Hughes. IQVELY Kmgt League at the home ol Mrs. Z. W. Schumann.

Mrs. Garret displayed her water colors, and spoke on painting- technique and art appreciation, in line with the program topic, "Art Appreciation," Mrs, Peebles displayed pottery that she had made. Special guests were Mrs. Jack Stone of Juan, Mrs, William G. Olsen of Alberta Lea.

Minnesota, Mrs. John I. Gwin, Mrs, Clara Smith, of Centralia, Missouri, and Mrs. J. P.

Jones. Prior to the showing, Mrs. Schumann honored the two visitors, and Mrs. Smith at luncheon. Others attending the earlier event wer? Mrs.

Anna McCray and Mrs. W. Robinson. Christian Mission Group of San Benito Holds Gathering SAN BENITO Varicolored sweetpeas were used in decoration when the Christian Missionary Society met Tuesday at the annex for their monthly luncheon session. Mrs, John Atkinson directed the program which followed the luncheon.

Mrs. J. Scott Brown gave a talk on "Immortality." and Mrs. Atkinson made an intedesting address, A Bible contest was also conducted. Guests included Mrs.

S. w. Wright of Columbus. Ohio, and Mrs, W. A.

House! of Broken Bow, Nebraska. Slxnen members attended. Llano Grande Club Entertained By Mrs. Newell Waters WESLACO Members of the Llano Grande Bridge club were entertained very delightfully by Mrs. Newell Waters, Attending were Mesdames W.

Glass, C. E. Skaggs, Victor-Myer, Clell Solether, A. Knapp, N. V.

Sidener, Harold Lehman, C. Schwedes, R. H. Mills, D. E.

Kirgan. R. A. Rowland, and MUs Nell Malloy. CARNIVAL PLANNED MERCEDES Plans for the annual Mardl Gras carnival and coronation ceremony set for Feb.

11, at Texas State College for Women, Denton, are well under way, with Miss Elizabeth Tidmore of Mercedes, heading the committee oj dance marshalls. Miss Tidmore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tidmore of Mercedes, she is a senior speech major at the college and a member of the Round Table organization which in charge ol arrangements for the festival, of the largest all-college events' sponsored by TSCW. 'January 31, at 2 p.

m. at the church, loree's sister, Mrs. William Ander- Mrs. Thomas Yoe, will son, presided at the refreshment ta ble. Kline has been named vice presi- review the And Tell of dent, and Mrs.

M. A. Borchelt was Time, by Laura Krey. named chairman of the birthday I An admission of twenty five bank. Mrs.

Schupp succeeds Mrs I cents will be charged. Proceeds Albert Twenhaeffel as president. I will go toward the church debt, OPERATIC TENOR HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured operatic expert. 12 Regions. 13 Drove.

14 Layman. 16 Unsightly 17 To unite by fusion. 18 Modern cursive script. 19 Female hare. 20 Cloak- 21 Lines.

22 Neuter pronoun 23 Matgrass. 24 Nothing less than. 25 Lava. 26 To wade through, Distributive sum. 29 Small island.

To depart, 32 Japanese fish. 33 Many colored (em. 34 Owed. 35 woolly sur. face of cloth.

Answer to Previous Pimle 36 Enemies. 37 Half an em. 38 Diseases. 39 Credit. 40 Most filled with dust.

VERTICAL 1 Grain fungus disease. 2 To remove, 3 Highway. 4 Like. 5 Fearful terror. 15 He is a -by birth.

17 Term. 18 Fern spores. 20 Light wagon. 21 Reverend, 23 Christmas carol. 24 Nqte in 25 Data.

26 Half a hinge. 27 Executes. 28 Creek letter. 30 Painter's knife, 31 One who guesses. 34 Charity allowance.

36 To throw. 37 Measure of work, 8 Masculine 43 To become old Sudden jerk. 45 Foreigner. 7 Queer, 46 God of love. 48 Perfume.

50 He is ol a noted opera Rowing tools. 41 Iniquity, company. Insect's '42 Transposed. 51 He was a 12'He started to 44 Unit 'of energ! 38 Virginia willow. 39 Mohammedan judge.

40 Stream obstruction. member of that same company. fame after an, 47Bone. before 48 Musical note, Caruso. 49 Giant king.

Betty Haynes Chosen Award Candidate Of Cameron HARLINGEN--At a recent meeting of the Stuart Place Senior Girls 4-H club, Miss Ruth Rankin, assistant home demonstration agent, announced the selection of Betty Haynes as candidate from Cameron county for- the Gold Star Award. Miss Haynes, who is a member of the Stuart place club, was selected on the basis of her achievements for 1938. She is the club poultry demonstrator for 1939. i The demonstration, in charge of Miss Rankin, was on the selection a pattern and equipment for a sewing box. Coming as a surprise for the club members was the demonstration, of an economical party by Nina Ruth Higdon.

Attending the session were the club's new sponsor, Mrs. Paul Davies, Miss Rankin. the new members, Patricia Krueger and Mary McNabney, and the members. Mrs. M.

L. David Is Bridge Hostess In Weslaco Home WESLACO--Hostess to the Friday bridge club this past week ww Mrs. M. L. David.

High score winner for the event was Mrs, Glen Schuepbach. Others playing were Mesdames Fred Fetch, Donna Rippert, of Mercedes, Fain Arrington of Harlingen, Clifford Scott, Martha Eubanks, Roy Kendall, George Godfrey, Fred Pepper, H. W. St. John, and J.

Wood, Winter Visitors Complimented By Mrs." Drummond RIO GRANDE CITY Winter visitors in the Valley were complimented at luncheon recently by Mrs. William Drummond, Honorees were Mrs. Sarah E. Johnson of Frost, Mrs. Nel Latham of Los Angeles, California, and MM.

Irish of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. C. L. Honored With Shower a Sponsored By Rio Hondo Legion RESOLVE TO MAKE PEOPLE HAPPY THIS YEAR Send McINNIS FLOWER SHOP 128) Elizabeth Phone Ml Brownarille HARLINGEN-- Mrs.

J. Sam Wil son and Mrs. Herman Watson were) Hostesses Monday afternoon at the; home of Mrs. Wilson for a delight-' ful shower and valentine party honoring Mrs. carlton L.

West. Before her recent mariafie in Harlingen Mrs, west was Mrs. Helen Martin of Waco. Games and contests were enjoyed, The shower gifts were loaded on a little wagon drawn into the room by Jackie Watson and Mary Ann Fisher. The valentine theme was prettily carried out in the decorations and refreshment course.

Enjoying the affair with the honor guest were Mesdames Edith Barger, Marvin Burns, Margaret Rebman, Russell Rebman, Elmer Fisher, Ollie Garrison, Glady Garrison. Hazel Wilson, G. Langcrd- go. O. T.

Bruns, D. A. Lauderdale, Harry Wallace. R. E.

Scale, Lee H. Johnson. A. L. Langston, H.

L. Sparks. W. A. Hext.

Mist Eva. Lee Spears and the hostesses. Children's Garb Demonstrated For Hoit-Hammond Unit McALLEN A demonstration or. children's clothing was given at the recent meeting of the mond industrial club at the home of Mrs. J.

H. Beaty. Demonstrator was Miss. Marie Miller, Hidalgo County Home Demonstrator. Attending were Mesdames L.

M. McGuyre, Floyd Lash, E. L. Weathers, G. L.

Reynolds, C. L. Young, R. Martin, Fred Bevil, E. M.

Birdsall, George Strohmeyer, W. W. Withers, J. F. Swanson, G.

R. Carpenter, E. C. Allen, C. H.

Eastman, Eby Frantz, L. F. WomeldorT, W. T. Hartley, members, and Mrs.

Byren Beatty, and Mrs. G. B. Lucas, Lyndonviile, N. Y.

Social Gathering, Quilting Enjoyed By Lutheran Aid McALLEN--A social meeting and quilting were enjoyed recently by members of the Lutheran Ladies aid at the home of Mrs. B. Hunger. Discussion of "Physical and Mental Recreation from Christian Standpoint," was led by. Mrs.

Mesenbrlng and. Miss Meta Schroeder. Attending were Mesdames Kristina Elser, C. Robinson, D'. R.

Pratt, i and Dr. Helen Curtis, guests, and I the members. Take Calotabs to Help Nature Throw off Colds Hive tound in tmlumble In the treatment of colda. They take one or two tablets tno first eight and repeat tblrd or fourth nljbt II netded. How do CiloUbi help Mature OB a cold? First, Calotabt are one of tbt molt thorough and dependable of all In- tMtinil thus cleansing intutlnal tract of any vlrua-laden and Second, CaloUbs are diuretic to the.

kidneys, promoting elimination ot cold from Blood. Thua Calotabi purpoie of a purcatlvt and diuretic, both of which may be needed la the treatment of coldi. are quite economical; only twenty-five centt tor the family package, Ua far tbt trial RIO HONDO--The local American Legion Post assisted by the Auxiliary will sponsor a play entitled "Mystery At Midnight," a three-act comedy, the direction of Miss Gladys Robinson of the National Producing Company, Kansas City, Mo. Miss Robinson Is an expert director. She received her B.

A. degree from the University of Wisconsin. The play is one of the National Producing Companies best three- act comedies, full of thrills and laughs. It will be given in the local high school auditorium Thursday and Friday, February 2 and 3, and proceeds will be used to purchase suits for the high school football team. Committees are as follows: casting committee, Mesdames L.

P. Hatch, W. C. Gilbert and Geo, B. Warren; advertising committee.

Joe Brittain and Mrs. Geo. baby contest, Mrs. B. J.

Sitz; cochairman of the ticket committee' are Geo. B. Warren and Joe Brittian. The' cast of characters are as follows: Jack Murphy. Paul Affoltcr; Tom Foster, Ellis Ticer; Bonny Baker, Betty Phyllis McCarthy; Professor Rcckbottom.

Jack Carpenter; Elvia, Nosegay, Mrs. Jack Freshour; judge Rollins, C. A. Malternee; Ralph Nori-is, Amos Longbreak; Detective Briggs, Frontis Newell; Sarah, Mrs, B. J.

Sitz; Mrs. Halloway, Mrs. Bernice Lund; Sally Grant. Marcella. Mae Luttes; The Stranger, Curtis Shiflet.

Miss Lois White Complimented By Harlingen Trio HARLINGEN Intimate friends of Miss Lois White, bride-elect, were guests Saturday afternoon for a kitchen shower given at the home of Mrs. Jack Carlisle. Co-hostesses with Mrs Carlisle were Misses Kathleen Yancey and Cornelia Fry. A green and white color theme prettily represented in tions and in the attractive refreshment course that followed games of chinker check. The honoree received many attractive gifts.

Enjoying the affair were Miss White, Mrs. Phillip Newell. Mrs. Fred Giese, Mrs. Schneider, Misses Charlotte Dabney, Kathleen and Billie Jane Jones, and Ann Meri- wethe'r, and the three hostesses.

Society Calendar THURSDAY El Jar dm Heights Social club with Mrs. Gentry San Benito. Coffee between 10 m. and 12 noon by Mrs. William E.

Mahon honoring her mother, Mrs. W. T. Daniel. Brownsville Federation of Women's clubs at 3:30 p.

m. at the First Presbyterian church. FRIDAY Brownsville Federation of Church Societies at 3:30 p. m. at the FJrst Baptist church.

Miss Doris Miller Will Become Bride Of Lake Charles Man MISSION--Of interest in the Valley is the announcement of enagement and approaching marriage of Miss Doris Miller and Mr. Sidney Gray, both of Lake Charles, Louisiana. The will be celebrated in that city at the First Christian church, February 16. The future bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. C. Miller of Liberty, Texas, former Mission residents. For the past two years, she has been making her home in Lake Charles with her sister. Mrs.

Chester Crow, and Reverend Crow, also former residents of Mission. Mr. Gray is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray of Lake Charles.

Directed Personal Service Engaged In By Baptist Women HARLINGEN-- Directed personal service was engaged in by of Baptist women Tuesday following a short business meeting at the church. Mrs. F. D. Walsworth, president, was in charge.

Oneg roup of members visited- shut-ins, another the Valley Baptist Hospital, while others asscm- I bled at the Mexican Baptist Church land at a mission in a camp colony I in the north part of town. Mrs. IE. A. Shelton taught a Bible lesson in the mission and Mrs.

H. E. Butt gave the Bible discussion for the group at the Mexican church. Evelyn Price Named Beta Gamma Leader SAN BENITO Miss Evelyn Price of San Benito was elected president of Beta Gamma, social sorority at the College of Arts and Industries, Kingsville, at a recent session. Miss Price, senior student, suc- 1 ceeds Miss Jackie Roe of Alamo, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. I A. L. Price of San Benito. Moving Pictures Of Gardens Set For Saturday MERCEDES-- The Friday meeting of the Mercedes Garden club ai the home of Mrs Margaret Ragland was given to discussions of seeds and plants and to ordering by the club membetrs.

Announcement was made by the club president in regard to the showing of moving pictures of America's most beautiful gardens, and especially those of the South, at the local theatre Saturday morning of this week at 10 o'clock. Tiic pictures are being shown by the Gulf Oil Company. HOME FROM DALLAS SAN BENITO--Mrs. Frank Robertson has returned from a visit in Dallas with her daughter, Mrs. Harwood Smith.

She has as her guest her sister, Mrs. T. E. Tate of Blythesville, Arkansas. VACATION IN MEXICO DONNA Miss Irene Emanuel and Miss Elinor Poingee arc spending the week-end in Monterrey and Saltillo.

NEW Under-arm Crwm Deodorant Safely STOPS PERSPIRATION Doet not cot dees not irritate skin t. No waitineto dry- can used after i. Stopt perspiration for 1 to 3 days. 4. White, greaselesi vanishing cream.

Arrid has been awarded and Approved Seal oi bwtiruta of Laundering, for beinfl HARMLESS TO FABRICS. WHOM SWANK ON OF MY EASY TO GET ONE OR A SET-If you eat delicious Quaker Oats just do this; Bring one trade mark (picture of Quaker Man) from a large package of Quaker Oats or 2 trade marks from small packa to any of the offices listed below and you get a beautiful spooa FREE. Regular teaspoon size. Handle is beautiful image of Betty Lou. --Get Your Spoons at-- The Herald Brown.ville Star-Monitor-Herald Office San Benito Valley Morning Star Harlingen Kindinger Seed Store" Hondo Sibson Humble Station Feri Schumacher Barber Shop Santa Star-Monitor-Herald Office Valley Evening Monitor McAllea Waite's Drur Store Argo Drug Store i.