Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 24

March 2 1958 MftUWO You Child dog child: at once animais nave rignis, inciuamg an BENITO The Culture SAN BENITO the dog 1 locked up and put under from pam ana dub hosted tlie Athenian club Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a talk by observation for rabies. Wednesday in the educational Pot)- on chma and Why the dog bite the be l0 ones as ceramics Monday night when they child? Dr. Hugh A. Carithers of pels for young children. 1R annual home of Mrs, Alton Jacksonville, has made sortie Parents can help prevent Ritts jth Mrs.

Bennett Monde interesting observations after a 20 Dr welcomed the group as co hostess. 'month study during which X57 ammak with Mrs. Joe Erwin, president oi Mrs. Pothe explained how the and nine other species of animals. Athenian club, giving the response.

maklng oi china was kept a se- 1 None oi the children, it should km he ooted, had a serious or on buy lhr day nthta effect from the bile. Dr. Carith- dPS ,0 aVoW where dogs with or conclusions were that the ani- known ,0 makma mala hit most commonly in aginR t0 mak, Mends introduced Mas Dolly Me- her d.scussi of the making and defense, unintentionally during alluit TOpm.iskw) wlth Carty speech tea.cher at San Be- and protection of their nito h-gh school, who presented Mrs. Tom McCabe, president, By MARCIA WINN At once animals have rights, including an SanBen Clubs Mrs. L.

C. Poth Have Annual Joint Meeting Gives Talk For Sorority Members play, i five of her pupils. Phil Senterfitt opened the pro- temational asking for a donation read a letter from Sigma Phi In- itional asking for a donation their National Chapter Wel- property. (The dog has a bone; to call the child takes the bone; snap! wjien he finds two animals fight- The cat, always aloof touch- ing gram with Tell Tale Heart Pat- for ed by a person he does not love. AnlmaU lft stutlv ty Coston gave an after dinner fare work.

The group voted to is mauled and stretched; scratch! Animals other than docs involv- sPcech and a diamdt)r reading send snap! ed ere Lat MrS Fonev Jo, Outweighs Danger horse, ral. hamster, Foley gave a de- Jerry and Mrs .1 Roney Writing in the Journal of Dis- monkpv skunk and raceoon Sea- Hatchett, a were appointed to act as a tele oases of Children, Dr. Oirithers sonal Actors poem. Renasence by Edna St. committor for the cancel concludes that the joy children re- to for no fewer than four Millay, and John DePue re- show to be given at the Rivoli reive from pets, particularly from fh citod his original oration, Shall We theater.

dags and cats, far outweighs the in Jny one month When it Quit or a teenagers answer A nominating committe compos- danger incurred from bites and bo ai to the necessity of finishing school. Pd of Mrs. Bred tails. Mr, T0 Dclne R0Vh mam Athenian guests attending were and Mrs. Roney was elected to MERCEDES CATHOLIC GROUP New officers of the Solo- of Daughters of Mary in Our Lady of Mercy parish at Mercedes are, left to right, seated, Consueio Cantu, secretary; Sister Mary Pancratia, advisor; Virginia Ya- CoWege Workshops Stress Newspaper Role SYRACUSE, N.

Syracuse University and two other schools will hold education work-; shops next summer to urge public 'school teachers to use newspapers; as "living Teat hers will be shown how daily newspapers can he brought' elassroom work. Workshop of-! s.nd the nowspapers not soniv wiill aid pupils in expanding! rCgulaf but will give' tVem view of the broad field ofi cuVrent events. Syracuse, thf University and the University of California at Los Angeles tll hnld the summer newspaper workshops. LOl'D INTRl DFRS EAST WINDHAM, Me, UP Graffam caughl three yoythp who broke Into The sounds they made reached homo through an amplifying system he had set up. nez, treasurer; standing, Connie Vallejo, historian; Amy Huizor, reporter; Bertha Closner, vice president; and Aurora 0 president.

(Staff Photo) INVITATIONS WEDDING BOOKS NAPKINS came to being bitten, boys main To this he ndcls 3 to 2 lMd stipulations: majority ol children bitten Jr. in. Mrs F. present a slate ot ofi.cers at the 1 Children should not pets Mwwn is Mrs. trank Cahagan Mis H.

meeting, until can care for them and Bupp. Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Plans for a rush party were dis-1 handle with discretion. Dr and Carithers feels this ability is rare ir cmrit taltm nvor Dr fvu- Living-of Mrs.

Ritts, Mis. Monde, anti under 4 and unusual under fi. jthers Raid. the' year J.oe V'aS ,0 worK Children should be taught that a hoe Mrs. L.

A. Thacker, Mrs. 0ut the plans. II. C.

Jessup and Miss Alma Pren- LIGHTLY veil is almost the entire story in this hat introduced in London. The chiffon turban perched atop the head serves as little more than an anchor for the all-encircling net which reaches to the bridge of the nose. Calendar a child has considerable discre tion in handling SUNDAY tiss. Special guests were Mrs. vey Wareham, Holly, Mich.

J. P. Mabyee, Pontiac, Mrs. Fred Schmidt, Earlville. 111.

oppn Mrs. A J. Nelson, Ft. Worth, Mrs Austin School Open House Slated Monday treys, 102 E. Arroyo; Cocke circle Austin School will hold 7 pm.

Luther League of Grace with Mrs. W. R. Harkrider, house Monday from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Hunter, San Benito.

Lutheran church will meet in the Harrison; Sherman circle with in 0 servanre of the annual Sri- once and Mathematics tair. The 0. home, 526 Lake drive. Mrs. H.

L. Ewing, Bnggs-Cole- js aUpnd Auxiliary Ralph Lee Riche, program speak- see the room displays made AIrk 10 a.m. Junior Service League Mias nospuai story hour at public libran'. OI 0 0(rasi0n Tne Ladiet, Auxiliary of the har- MONDAY Workers for Well Baby lingen Fire Department have A 30 a m. WMU of First Baptist Clinic, Mrs.

Weldon Hawk, Mrs. KOOSevelt Plaque made up kits for stuffed animals church will observe Annie Arm- Parke T. Moore. Will PrfKiarvprl occuPational therapy strong Week of Prayer. 2:30 p.m.

Arrington circle with MAScvvA iiiPi of Harlingen State r. Mrs. Bruce Ramsey, 1212 E. Van N. (UP) Tuberculosis hospital.

rs' 1180 11 Buren; Jennings circle with Mrs. 1P placed on the The Reject was accomplished at ft. L. Garrett, 409 W. Roosevelt; Roosevelt bridge to commemorate the group's social meeting Tues- Use a dampened chamois cloth Har- to wash the front side of Mrs.

It ill prevent water getting on t.hn back of the mirror and ruining the silver coating. REOPENING SPECIAL 9:30 a m. Pinafores, Mrs. L. J.

John Junkin, Mrs. circle with Mrs, D. A lp ir'nc: unfoi ficd boundary be ciay evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Mrs John Junkin, Mrs.

BanipSi 5n2 E. Taylor Kenney fwepn U. S. and Canada will iva Polk and Mrs. Betty Striek- jflnon urcrc circle with Mrs.

Gaylord Kenney, survive the downfall of the bridge, land. Mrs. R. C. Bema won the 7.30 p.m.

USCS Eveping circle gl7 pplk; Bowpn cjrclp with The St. Lasrence Seaway con- door prize, meeting with Mrs. Scotty Bowlin, Mrg xhompson, 1645 Sam struction demands that the span 16 Revere Lane. Houston. the boundary be torn pm.

Ann Alt and Ros- DeMolay cir- down. U. Seaway Administra-i ary Society regular meeting. mppting in homf 0f Mrs. R.

tor Lewis G. Castle and t.iVrr Whitley, 1621 E. Taylor. White dian Seaway 9 a.m. WMU executive board 8 p.m.

Xi Omicron meeting in 1 given a place of honor on a barbecue supper. About 15 couples homp of Mrs. Vernon Booth, new bridge across the river. attended. Mrs.

Cantu will be re- mi. South Harlingen Line road. Thp plaque was erected in 1936 mem be red as the former Miss WEDNESDAY by Kiwanis International. Saunseda of Lyford. 9:30 a.m.

WMU Hazel Watson meeting. 9:30 a m. WMU meeting, Darlene Elliott circle, Mrs L. H. Cullen, leader.

9:30 a m. Women of the church executive board meeting in Canteen room of First Presbyterian hurch. First Anniversary RAYMONDVILLE Mr. Cana- Mrs. David Cantu celebrated their President Charles first wedding anniversary at their announced the plaque will home, 471 W.

with a Regular $10.00 PERMANENT WAVE Ravette Cold Wave With $750 Lanolin Mrs. Eloise Smith is the new' manager and operator of the HOLTRY HAIR STYLE SHOP 3024 E. Harrison. Mrs. Smith extends her personal invitation to each of you, LARGE SELECTION OF STYLES PRICES hub studio "Portraits You Will 318 E.

Van Buren FOR EARLY OR LATE APPOINTMENTS Dial GA 3-9070 HAIR STYLE SHOP E. Harrison GA 3-9070 circle. 9:30 a.m. Pinafores, Mrs. Lloyd Pratt, Mrs.

T. Jones, Mrs. m. SCS of ftrs wmetord. odist church mrct p.30 Guidance club Kcncy circle with Mrs.

Evan in homp 0, Mrs Bob Hurst, Dtlworth road: Liston cir- lose Blvd. 77. cle with Mrs. F. B.

Beutelschies, N. Rio Hondo circle ith road; Mrs. For Your TROUSSEAU WEDDING PAPER DELTA COMPANY Harlingen Brownsville MARRIED IN and Claude Thomas Riley of Donna are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Penny Marialice, and Lars Magnum Giertz, Dallas, son of the Bishop Gierti of Gottenburg, Sweden, a noted speaker before tho United Nations. The wedding took place Feb. 13 in the First Lutheran church of Dallas.

The bride, a student at SMU the past two years, was chosen Duchess of Strawberry a few seasons ago. The brideg'room is a student of electrical engineering at SMU. The couple will reside at 2102 Kirby in Dallas. Lawyer Makes Switch to Cows HAVD SPECIALS AT One Group NATURALIZER LADIES DRESS SHOES 6.90 VALUES TO $12.95 H.A.V.D. SPECIAL One Group NATURALIZER LADIES DRESS SHOES Odds Ends Freshmen Cited As Poor Spellers CARBONDALE, 111.

(UP) Dr. Harvey Fisher, chairman Southern Illinois University's zoology department, despairs of the p.m. Thrift Shop, Mrs. Jack Highsmith Firrce Mrs. M.

J. Flavin, Mrs. John Jones. 2:30 p.m. Velvet Oaks club meeting with Mrs.

Jola Passmore. 7:30 p.m. Annual meeting of Harlingen Day Nurseries at Bowie Park Day Nursery. 8 p.m. Rio Grande Valley So- CHICAGO FP A Chicago ciety of X-ray Technicians, Val- attomey dropped his law books ley 'Baptist hospital.

12 years ago, went to a farm and THURSDAY naumched a two million dol- 9 a.m. Junior Service League lar a year rattle business. board of directors meeting at the Rockefeller Prentice was gradu- Country Club, aiod from Vale Law School and 9.30 a.m. WMU Mary Alexan- tme to Chicago in 1940. World circle, Mrs.

J. E. Stack, II interrupted his career but er. when he came back in 1913 he 9:30 a.m. Flower Lovers meet- started again to study torts and ins? in home of Mrs.

Claude Car- ter, 122 E. Washington. But the samp year, he became 1 p.m. OWC luncheon at HAFB of interested in the artificial insemi-officers club. For reservations nation of cattle and used three call Mrs.

Edward McGovern, A-M. Guernsey bulls he had acquired or Mrs. Donald Roberts, N-Z. previously to launch his business. 1:30 p.m.

Thrift Shop. Mrs. W. In 1917, 94,619 cows were insem- Magee. Mrs.

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errnrj. years later, the figure top- p.m. Music levers club meet- i a million and recently ing for Junior club's program, £1 rai'lion m. Study club i bow mwttnf. mn- 5.000 rows day, on average pm.

Coterie meetag. ol about eight FRIDAY to 235 The semen is fro 7 en and stored 9:30 a Town and Country les mm trst pipers from one so that, as Prentice best Garden club meeting, particular institution provp any-bulls rather than thp bum 9:30 am. WMU Eloise New admitted "But sire new- calves. harmless dye braugh circle, Mrs. Harry Ham is least an indication is used tn color each ampule of blen, leader.

fhat man.v high school grad- semen to differentiate cattle a.m. Pinafores, Mrs. antes know very little about their breeds. Charles Binney, Mrs. William own lancuace.

fairly popular Taylor, Mrs. Hester. with dairy farmers but beef cat- 1:30 pm Thrift Shop, Mrs. good substitute for pistachio tie producers have shied from it M. D.

Hensley. Mrs Al Beck, flavoring combines three tea- because breed associations will not SATURDAY spoons of anilla and one teaspoon recognize purebred offspring pro- 1:30 m. Thrift Shop. Miss Mary of a.mond extract iduced by artificial insemination. Margaret Powers.

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