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Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 7

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Harlingen, Texas
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July 28, 1948 VAllEY MORNING STAR, HARLINGEN, TEXAS Thursday Barbecue The Women of Grace Lutheran church are holding a barbecue between 6 and 8 p.m. Thursday for the benefit of the new organ. bakery goods also will be available. The church ia located at Tenth and and the public cordially invited. Miss Smith, Bride-Elect, Favored At Tea-Shower HD Club Meets WESLACO BilV Be was to the Sojthem Star Home Mra.

B. Wal- Tuesday. hia Mrs. Visit In Valby LOS FRESNOa Here for with Late Tuesday afternoon, a A. Burger, Mrs.

A. Puiliam, shower at the home of the hoatesa, Misa Bettv Lou Bellinger and Miss ani Mrs 914 E. Mem-Doris Hoston. Miss Fave honor for San Benito was in charge of Mrs E. L.

Brase Miss Billie Jean Smith. the guest book, and presiding in i emon- Guests during the gift room was Mias Patsy Wil- for the year hours were received by helmi. Mrs. A. J.

Tucker, roe, was a prenuptial son, i WjdH of Benito is T. Wall at s. pointed Tucker, the honoree and Mrs. the and leaders of Mrs. Boles ba- Miaa Smith will be come me L.

M. Smith, mother of the bride-bride of Otis U. Mullins of San iBenito Sunday at St. Anthcmy's Between lall twin tapers on the Catholic church. Miss Wilhelmi wiU iLi.i tea table was an arrangement bridesmaid with Henrv Flem- Esther Reed daisies earned out of as man.

5 at In white and chartreuse tones and Following the ceremony, a recep- tnicKect Home, symbolic with golden bells. Green tion will be held in the home of sherbet punch was served with the the aunt and uncle, Mr. white frosted cake. Mrs. A.

H. Pulliam at 1205 Mrs, J. O. Harris and Mrs. A.

C. PoUt street. of San Benito, at the tea table were assisted by Mrs. Thank last Saturday climaxed the primary election. You can now turn your radio on and be' sure you will not have to listen to some big blabber mouth making sugar coated campaign promises and telling you that unless they are elected the world will fall apart Yes, girls, it is now safe for you to come down to KAY DACHE and shop leisurely without one of these etger beavers twisting your arm for A a vote.

The legs on our IV11 I I I table have been bowed for the past two weeks with shower four showers last week and there are three more to be concluded this week honoring Marjorie Smith and Edward Noble with beautiful RAYMONDVILLE At Newly-installed officers of the Carpenters union auxiliary with their installing officer are (standing, left to right) Mmes. Fred Tipton, conductor; A. N. Newbill, warden, W. W.

Miller and G. J. Saxon, both trustees, Ed Read, vice president; and (seated, left to right) F. G. Walley.

financial secretary; E. D. Vail, recording secretary; Bill Baker, president; J. J. Sprague, officiant, and Hardy Means, trustee.

Mrs. Sprague as immediate past president instal led the group. (Purnell Photo) for the past Luncheon Fetes Guest Los Fresnos Pair Gives Elsa News Briefs ELSA Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Nattinger and children and his mother, Mrs. Edith Nattinger, have returned from a vacation spent at Corpus Christi.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston have as their guest for the remainder of the Summer, Harold Ray Johnstcffi of Snyder, Okla. Mr. and Mrs, Judson TroUlnger and family plan to move to Taft, soon to make their home while Mr.

TroUlnger is working for the government for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carruth and are visiting with relatives in siAinii'siMioos the WEDNESDAY 2:30 p.m. Velvet Oakes Neigh borhood club with Mrs.

Mae Me- FHESNOS ihe just-com- son pleted home of Mrs. Leo Moses San Antonio. THURSDAY setting for a Mrs. Fred Giese and daughters Q.oA breakfast" Tuesday morning. are spending several weeks at White Wing hotel here Tuesday youth Recreation program at Pertaining with Mrs.

Moses was ville. Billie Jean Smith and Ernest H. Poteet of Kings- of were ville, formerly of Harlingen, enter- ononqnrs breakfast board held an most pleasantly surprised when ley china and Tiffin June Beau tained with a one luncheon assortment of doughnuts and sweet-their son. Col. Alexander George crystal.

Here is a tip for a wedding honor of another former resi- were with hot and wife of New Orleans, snent gift for beautiful ittle Mrs. Lance Tarrance of Dal- coffee. the past week-end mth them. Joseph she selected new organ. Featured bake sale, QuesU included Mmes.

Vernon crystal we bet that iriTwiie the' lowly 7:00 p.m Valley Theater guild of in otdiiiuiu, lit. Auxiliary Meets andfthrfe of Hum! WESLACO The Auxiliary of plug that should be worth a course a tnrougn pinK, ana a tnree ing continued. All persons inter-ir luncheon was served at- ested in artine and nlav nroduc-P, Macomb, the Presbyterian church met Mon- esLea in animg ana proauc Jack tion may attend. Lyford News McKmney, Jack lilmackey, Charles afternoon at the church forj Patterson, VVsley Moses, George the month's program. i Goates, L.

R. Williams Hous- Mrs. David Anderson gave the! ton, Don Bates, H. A. Marshall, devotional and Mrs.

Raymond Witt, I E. and J. 1. Grunwald vjpp president, presided for the The Groveton visitor is a guest business routine. i coon in the hf ne cf her daughter, Mrs.

bushel of peaches) Times cer-. tainly change and the lowly groom' Other guests included Mmes. A. is the one that is the catch, for Brown, George L. Gallaher, years ago the Indian groom would Jaci Busa, Ted McDonald, Frank have to give twenty ponies to the'Grimsell, John Kirby, E.

D. old man for his daughter (the Coraeliu, Olcott Ben LYFORD Mrs. Naomi ne ci ner uauRnier, Rives oroeram chair- sap) and now it costs the old man vine Menton J. Murray Bob of Pasadena, Calif, and Mr. and Humphreys while Mrs VV.lh ms the couple of thousand buclts to get'Knight, L.

E. Pratt and E. Mrs. C. Warner of Harlingen visit- and her daughter are visiting rid Of his daughter and she comes Alcott, of narlmgen, Bruce ed here Sunday the home of mother, Mrs Goates afternoon.

Christian Atmosphere fully equipped for Ainsworth of Alice, Jack Cook of Mrs. Warner and Mrs. sis- quests found entertainment thanks to all the well-wishing Kingsville and Mrs. A. C.

Dole of ter, Mrs. R. E. Jackson and Mr. exploring the new home.

sisters back to our business, on Brockton, Mass. Jackson. Mrs. Coon will return to sale this week are $1.95 high chair Mrs. Tarrance and her two chil- her home in Pasadena, next week aa iLI aa pads 2 qt.

refrigerator bottles'dren are guests in the Poteet following a visit at points in east WMU MGnthly Meet with caps 25c; all Marker in Kingsville. Texas with other relatives. WESLACO Mrs. C. L.

Burton. ----------------------------Bruce Gilmore has been ill at president of the Mission-' moss usually is found in his home east of here. i ary Union of the First Baptist compact mats along the banks of Mrs. Sadie Self of Dallas and church, was hostess to the monthlv streams and on the surfaces of in the and Mrs. Alvin Crutchfield sang Can Not Build Four was hostess for the social hour in the annex.

proof pottery bowls, casseroles, etc one-third off; 45c aluminum towel bars 25c; $18.95 Condle On daughter Mary, and son, Neil, of meeting at her home Monday bogs and small lakes. mgs No. 2 galvanized San Antonio havere turned to their'night. 42 piece set decorated dinner-; Marilyn Jean first birth- homes following a visit with their the business Miss ware regular $22.95, now all day was highlighted with an after- Mrs. H.

A. Haufer and Mr. Crowley of the Business dinnerware one-noon party Monday at her home, circle, presided for the interesting Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans and third off; these are Just a few of the 101 E.

Buchanan. She is daughter! bargains you will find at KAY of Mr. and Mrs. Jean H. Setton.

small daughter, Caroline, of Sin- Its Miss Annie Merle DACHE. Gift buying and shopping; After the small guests had as- have been visiting near here last week were Mesdames in the backyard, moving her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sanches, Douglas Carruth D. J.

pictures were recorded of their Tillman WUliams. Hale, A. B. Patty, C. I.

Gill, Selia play. Favors were given each child Yundt of Scaggs Leila Carrothers tave the Arbuckle, Evelyn Vassburg, Alma who was later served ice cream Calif, will arrive here soon to 8 Arthur Matz, Lewis Bog- and a piece of the pink birthday his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Alex Matz. H.

C. Jones, Royce cake which had been decorated Yundt. Charles uill receive his A. R. Polinsky, J.

A. Alder-, with a single candle. August. 1 dice we pride ourselves onl Guests who came with their moth- Calvert has been visiting trying to keep as complete stocks ers from Rio Hondo for the partey 0)rpus Oiristi with relatives. of crystal, sterling, and china as were Jack Abbott, Dana Ann Smith T.

Rucker Stanford has possible so that we can make im- and Jerry Lynn Geistman. Har- where she mediate delivery for you instead children present with their bedside of her ordering it like the smaller shops were David MeElwrath, who has been seriously ill. do silver buyers are amazed Carolyn and Jacky Williams, Rick- at the quantity and the range of Parson, Bobbie Kay Larson Ed- left on a vacation trip through of sterling that we carrv Allen and Sherryl Ann Sefton.i tl-tt-c i i 4 we are Mrs Hanlclp-An out-oftown guest was Mrs. G. Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Lefner had road uo WaliacvCountv wav Hack of Macon, Ga. who is as guests Saturday night her father lighted with the comnlete service visiting her grandson, Eddie Allen, and sister, John Domel and Hil iigmea with the complete degard Domel, Ben Richter, and Faske of Georgetown. Sun- Encls VaCOtlOn jday. Mr.

and Mrs. Lefner accom- Mrs. J. Joe Wagner and children panied them to where are in town again after a spent the day with her sister. program on Rural Church Langford, Mrs.

C. T. Frank and Mrs. Martin Smith and Mrs. Inez Potts presented the study topic, devotional.

An expedition is off to explore a submarine mountain range, which may prove the long-sought compromise for the vacationing family unable to agree on salt water or the hills. I WOMEN who feel NEKVOUS eavsed by functional atel Do you suffer from hot flashes, nervous. Irritable due to functional period peculiar to women (38-32 yn4 Then ikj try Lydia Vegetable Compound to relieve such It also has what Doctors caU a stomachic tonic effect I HYDU PINKHAM'S for eight of with all the extra pieces that her ev-sr loving husband bought for her boys, that is the sure key plecis of vacation. Mrs. Wagrier and and you again (but raniff -N Had better not pull that trick you lug!) received last Quincy, 111., Hannibal, Mo.

Cool Beauty ottnnH i DuHng the summer months it is ft camp at Hunt St week were Riii lotions, astringents and creams in potato ricers, (no more knotty younger son Bill, ice potatoes, omon chopper (no crying each time you cut up a icy witch hazel or little onion) laminated bread trip. The major part of chopping boards, cookie presses vacation was enjoyed in or and we finally received our ship-, Alamo City, ment of Reed Barton cream silver polish only 35c per jar, just a Colleqian Summers few rubs and the silver is all 11 ihining again. are sorry that in Horlingen we could not make any rentals of Miss Patricia Pew, student at astringent. Salt Is for scores of things, including making plastics, nyion yarns, dyes, drugs, synthetic rubber, and photographic materials punch bowls and cups this week end. due to the fact that John Mc- Pennsylvania College for in Pittsburgh, is vacationing Kelvie rented all we had for the her mother, Mrs.

Ira Giles of 405 9igparty he threw out at his x. street. She has just Motel. That place is an pieted a summer course of study isset to a city twice this size.j at the University of Colorado. by the latter part of veek we will have some Mix- (nasters, toastmasters and Sunbeam irons also a new shipment of portable washing ma- Sorry, no more of the wooden ice bucket? that we had on last week night the old Blossom Heath place nought them all.

along with other equipment with which they are modernizing the place girls, all those prizes that you have been winning at the Hi-'Way bowling were purchased at KAY DACHE. Tune in next Wednesday. Kay Bache. 113 E. Jackson Phone 1040 (Advertisement) FEEL YOUNG AGAIN Matz Electric Radio Co.

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