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THURS TURDAY 570 ONDAY bay Laura Wheeler Household chores seem cheerier with these little cherubs to assist! Easy to embroider on kitchen towels a different, gay design for every day of the week! Pattern 570 includes all seven ditferent embroidery transfers; from to inches. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for pattern for 1st-class mailing. resend to Valley Morning Star, 141 Needlecraft P. O. Box 164, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.

Y. Print plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME, ADDRESS and ZONE. Our gift to you two wonderful patterns for yourself, your home printed in our Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book for 1956! Dozens of other new designs to order crochet, knitting, embroidery, ironons, novelties. Send your copy of this book cents, with gift patterns printed in it! Beckers to Attend Son's Wedding DONNA -Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Becker of West Highway, left Monday for Kermit, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Becker and family before going on to Santa Fe, N. M.

to attend the wedding of their son, Randolph Becker, to Miss Fern Lugenheim on Saturday. The ceremony be performed in Lutheran church. Miss Lugenheim is from Albuquerque. Also attending the wedding will be Mrs. Paul Kelch, sister of the bridegroom-elect, and her husband Major Kelch of Indianapolis, Ind.

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J. society, Rally Day Held By HD Women County Home Demonstration women held their annual Rally Day Friday, at the First Baptist church here with registration beginning at 9:30 a.m. and the program at 10 a a.m. Two Lasara 4-H girls, Sue Knox and Juanita Rowland presented the pledge of Allegiance. Group singing was led by Mrs.

Cruce Williams with Mrs. Gordon Scaggs, at the piano. Mrs. J. F.

Longpine gave the devotional. Mrs. Clinton Smith gave the welcome and Mrs. Billie Edgerton, the response. Mrs.

Byron Moore, Council Chairman, presided over the meeting. Guests were introduced, presidents from the different clubs of the county, the District Vice President, Mrs. Stanley Williams: T.H.D.A. Chairman, Mrs Ike Oakes; Council Chairman, Mrs. Byron Moore; Vice Chairman and Mrs.

A. C. Durivage were presented corsages. Mrs. Olan Harris from Homemakers Club was chosen Woman of the Year and presented a THDA pin from the County Council.

memorial service was held for Mrs. Mabel Wilber, deceased member of Stillman club. The service was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Giesler, Pastor of Lyford Methodist church and Mrs.

Fritz Klosterman, Stillman club president. Special music was furnished by Mrs. Al Brinkley, Mrs. Oscar Peterson. Mrs.

Wayne Baden with Mrs. Harry Douthit at the piano. Mrs. Ivar Fredricks gave a Travel Logue on her trip to Sweden after which a group of high school girls including Lean Cobb, Barber Roper, Ann Buel, Mary Ann Mundy, Delores Moris and Martha Gilbert sang several selections. After Grace, led by the Rev.

T. J. Sparkman, Pastor of First Baptist church, the Homemakers club served covered-dish luncheon in the fellowship room of the church. lunch the different clubs presented skits and Mrs. Stanley Williams gave a report on her trip to the National THDA Convention.

RAYMONDVILLE Willa cy, flags and led the group in the NCO Wives Welcome Newcomers Mrs. James F. Olive Jr. was on hand to welcome newcomers at the NCO Wives' Newcomers social held Thursday night at the NCO club of Harlingen Air Force Base. Mrs.

Olive, who was introduced by club president, Mrs. W. R. Jones, gave a short talk on "Pride in Ourselves, Our Husbands, and the Air A special guest was Mrs. V.

W. Curry, president of the Officers Wives club, and the newcomers present were Mrs. Alphonse Finet Mrs. Don E. Denisar, Mrs.

Tewkesbury, Mrs. Mike Buben, Mrs. Robert Galnis, Mrs. Clarence Deencan, Mrs. Charles Quagliana, Mrs.

Frank Salinski, Mrs. Jerry Grabill, Mrs. Louis Wallace, Mrs. Dick Kelley, Mrs. P.

M. Gomez, Mrs. J. G. Garcia, Mrs.

J. A. Miller, and Mrs. L. R.

Siltesh. C. P. Caminiti and Mrs. John' Groves served coffee and tea from a table laid with a green and yellow cloth and centered with a "Butterfly" cake surounded by yellow daffodils and flanked by green tapers.

Arrangements for the evening were made Mrs. Harold Jackson, Mrs. Alfred Derden and Mrs. Stanley Pokorney. New Sorority Members Are Honored at Tea SAN BENITO Members of Epsilon Xi chapter, Beta Sigma the home of Woolam Phi sorority, entertained, Sunday in with a Preferential Tea in honor of the new members.

Special guests for the afternoon were members of Epision Xi Beta Zeta chapter, also of San Benito. Guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. Wesley Echols and Mrs. N. L.

Fox. The tea table in the dining room was laid with a cut work cloth of white linen and centered with yellow flowers. Mrs. Bill Daniels presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. John F.

Phillips, president, served the cake squares which were iced in white and topped with a yellow spun sugar rose. Assisting in the dining room were Mrs. Glenn Roney and Mrs. Chares McDougal. Beautiful Flowers! THE LOVELIEST GIFT FOR EASTER "World Wide Delivery Service" CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS BLOSSOM SHOP 117 S.

FIRST GA3-2230 Ki-Anns Meet In Schvab Home The monthly meeting of the East of Harlingen Ki-Anns was held recently in the home of Mrs. Otto with Mrs. George Fernandez, vice president, in charge. Mrs. George Ashley, president, who has been in the hospital, sent her thanks for all the cards and visits she had received.

She also thanked all those who helped on Pancake Day. After a short business meeting the group had a social hour of bridge games or sewing. Refreshments were served from a table centered with a large revolving Easter egg, topped with a bunny. The next meeting was set for Thursday. April 19, in the home of Mrs.

Dick Keiser, 1561 South Sam Houston drive. Two Host Meeting SAN BENITO Miss Nestora Lozano and Miss Herlinda Zepeda were hostesses when members of the St. Benedict's Catholic Women's club held their meeting recently. It was announced that the members would Pope's Storeroom next clothing, meeting April 13, in the home of Mrs. Carlos Lopez at 7:30 p.m.

It was voted to serve cake and chocolate for the children taking communion during the month. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served to 20 members present. Spectators attending a recent air race meet at Le Bourget, near Paris, were safeguarded by 50 ambulances and a corps of 250 doctors. We two are waiting to get on the Stauffer Home Unit, Dad Dad also agrees that the STAUFFER HOME PLAN of passive exercise and caloric reduction is making him inches slimmer and we patiently wait our turn while he relaxes on the Stauffer Unit to trim down that middle-age-spread. The entire family can use the STAUFFER HOME PLAN to help keep excess weight under control and take those hard-to-lose inches off waistline, tummy, hips, thighs and legs that add accusing years to your appearance.

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S. Hildreth, who have been the guests of Mrs. Mina Williams and Miss Ida Hildreth on Ben Lora Lane, have departed for their home in Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Hildreth is a publisher of trade journals.

While they made trips to "Brownsville, Port Isabel and other scenic points. Mr. Mrs. 0. E.

Cannon and daughter, Kay, of Kingsville, will tend be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Price and their daughter, Margaret Lou, and Mr. Cannon's mother, Mrs. Lula Mae Cannon, for the holidays.

Other guests in the Martin home for Easter will be Mrs. C. D. Hawkins and daughter, Chenna, also of Kingsville. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Shafer, Sr. have returned from a trip to Corpus Christi where they visited the home of their son, Jim Shafer and Mrs. Shafer and children, Pamela and Jack. Bill Sloan of Bartlesville, Okla.

has been the guest of his father, Mr. J. A. Sloan and his sister, Miss Neva Sloan. While here he also visited with Mr.

Mrs. Park Moore of Harlingen. Ed Thomae, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe Thomae, 1S ill and is interned at the Dolly Vinsant Memorial hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Spicer have as guests in their home Mrs.

Spicer's brother, Mr. George Bowie and Mrs. Bowie. Mr. and Mrs.

Bowie formerly resided in San Benito and are being welcomed by their many friends. They now reside in Watsonville, Calif. Mr. Amos Prentiss and Mr. Morgan Finley are in the hill country for a brief vacation.

Mrs. Daisy Kenton, who has been ill for the past month, is now able to be out again. She is the librarian at the San Benito public library. Miss Mae Ford To Head San Benito AAUW SAN BENITO Miss Anna Mae Ford was elected president of the local American Association of University Women at a recent meeting of the group. Also elected were Miss Davis, vice president: Mrs.

Cleo Tompkins, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Miriam Yudesis, treasurer. was announced that a special It, invitation would be extended to all women who are graduates of colleges and universities on the approved list of the AAUW. to be guests of the club at meeting of April 16, when Mrs. G.

J. Lane, president, will be hostess. Taking part in the program were Mrs. Doris Smith who spoke on "The White House Conference on Education, and Mrs. Margaret Palmer who discussed the Fellowship program of the Association.

Refreshments were served to 16 members and two guests, Mrs. R. D. Hanks and Miss Carolyn Vetters. To Meet Friday SAN BENITO The San Benito Garden club will meet on Friday at 10:30 a.m.

in the Ernest Allison home, Highway 83. After gathering there members will go on a pilgrimage. 4616 12--20: 40 by Anne Your favorite step in styling, flattering "princess" silhouette what a wonderful combination to find in this lovely new dress- Simple soft lines, adaptable to many fabrics, many different occasions it's to be the star of your new season wardrobe! Patter 4616: Misses' Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. 16 takes yards 39-inch fabric. This pattern easy to use, simple to sew, is tested for fit.

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Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Weslaco Bridge Winners Named WESLACO This week's winners have been announced by the Weslaco Duplicate Bridge club. North-South winners are Mrs. Wyona Seitz and Mrs.

Seitz of Pharr, first; Mrs. Ralph Winfrey and D. E. Shepp, second; and Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Shirley, McAllen, third. East-West winners are Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Ellis first: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rives, second: and Mrs.

Harry Triplett and Mrs. Harrison Frantz, Mrs. V. D. Callahan and Mrs.

Gordon Potts tied for third. Coming Home for Easter Holiday SAN BENITO Among the many students who will spend the Easter vacations with their parents are Peggy Sandstedt, Harlan Baker and Al Stanley, all of Texas Christian university. Students who will be coming home from the University of as are Sue Kullin, Martha Hood. Eugenia Stalmach, Sally Hindman, who will have as her guest Dick Lilly of Austin; Miss Lucretia Carpenter who will have as her guest, Edward Chew; Lois Randerson, Helen Booth, Max Harris, Lionel Betancourt, Richard Payne, Dick Nicholson, Charles Howard, and Connye Casey. A and college students who will also be spending the Easter with their parents are Charles Brod.

Walter Bayley, Dan Stalmach, Bill Hitt, Dan Duffield. E. B. Gray, Richard Tachibana, and Tommy Roberts: A and I college students at Kingsville are Henry Thomae, Bill Aldridge, Nancy Dobson, Kay Lake, and Jeanette Doan: Other Easter week-end visitiors will be Patricia Bowie, of Mary Baldwin college, and Pat Palmer, Baylor university, Waco. Egypt and China signed a trade pact.

SPRING PERMANENTS Reg. 10.00 Rex. 15.00 Reg. 20.00 $5.00 $7.50 $10.00 CALL GA 3-2468 DRIVE- BEAUTY SALON 209 W. PAYLOR HARLINGEN Ten-year-old Actress Irked by Income Taxes Actress This radio TV lox is published as 8 service to our readers and without cost to the radio or TV stations, al though they compete with this newspaper for advertising.

However, it has been the record of some stations not to correct their logs for months at time. Therefore, we have concluded that if a radio or TV station does not correct its log week. we will drop it from publication since the incorrect listings make it no longer of service to our readers. KGBT-TV-4 THURSDAY 12:00 p.m. Sig en Music: 12:15 Tunes Topics: 12:30 Curtain Call: 1:00 Love of Life: 1:15 Strike It Rich: 1:45 Nelda's Kitchen: 3:00 Movie Matinee: 4:00 Brighter Day; 4:15 Secret Storm: 4:30 Your Account: 5:00 Ranger Jim: 5:30 Superman: 6:00 What's New; 6:15 News Weather: 6:30 Disneyland: 7:30 Parade: 8:00 Highway Patrol: 8:30 Four Star Playhouse: 9:00 Bob Cummings: 9:30 Crunch Des: 10:00 Pendulum 10:30 News Weather; 10:45 Sign Off, KRGV-TV-5 THURSDAY p.m.

On: 3:58 News: 4:00 Trail: 5:00 Here's Bob; 5:30 Tennessee Ernie: 6:00 News Photos: 6:15 Valley Today: 6:30 Show Time: 7:00 Bet Your Life: 7:30 Dragnet: 8:00 People's Choice: 8:30 Theater: 9:00 Celebrity Playhouse: 9:30 Ray Milland: 10:00 News: 10:10 Let's Talk About It: 10:15 This Is Life: 10:45 Sign Off. Taxes two-year-old who scrambled into the room shouting something in French. "I'm busy now, Arnella," Patty said. "Come back later. The rosy-cheeked youngster ignored the request and tugged at one of Patty's long blonde braids.

"She doesn't speak Patty explained, regaining her dignity. The arrival of a harried nurse, who also babbled something in French, saved the day. The tiny intruder was led out the door. "That's Errol Flynn's little girl, Arnella." Patty said. "She lives here with her mother and father.

"My daddy is a fireman. Ile hys to pay income tax too. My mother works as hard as I do on my career, but she doesn't get paid. So it's plain to see this income tax just isn't right. "I'm saving my money these days," she continued.

"A girl never can tell when she's liable to he out of work. But I guess it doesn't matter how much they take away from me. I only get a dollar a week allowance--and I don't always collect that." She was about to renew her attack against the Internal Revenue boys when Arnella toddled in for another round of It seemed like good to pulling. VALLEY MORNING STAR HARLINGEN, TEXAS Lyford Briefs LYFORD Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Young have returned to their home here after visiting two weeks with relatives in Wichita Falls, Hereford, Alice and San Isidro. Tommy Kolterman and Jerry Ellington will arrive home this week to spend the Easter Holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolterman and Mr. and Mrs.

Rex Ellington, Tommy and Jerry are students at Texas A and college. Miss Duana Strader entertained members of the Young Woman's auxiliary at her home west of Lyford Tuesday night. Mrs. Dave Goss is counselor. Mr.

and Mrs. R. W. Champion moved to Weslaco last week, where they will make their home. Mr.

and Mrs. R. B. Threatt had as their guests Sunday their daughter, Mrs. George Nations and family, of Primera, and a son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Lamar Ashley and baby daughter of Hondo, who are moving to Big Springs, Texas to make their where he will be stationed home, Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Harriway of Fort Worth visited relatives here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmar Strader Thursday, March 29, 1956-9 5:30 P.M.

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KGBT KRGV -World News -Ebony Ivory By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD, March 28-UPIt's income tax time and one 10- year-old tax-payer is with the whole idea. She unhappy, just a means of soaking those who work to support the loafers. She is Patty McCormack. pigtailed star of Broadway, TV and movies. "I've been a taxpayer for SIX years," she said knowingly.

"I bemodeling when I was four, and ever since they've made me pay taxes. "It isn't fair." Patty, who weighs all of 70. with pounds, young is in Brandon Hollywood De to Wilde star "An Episode of Sparrows" for CBS-TV's "Climax!" Thursday night. But she is best known for her stage role in "'The Bad Seed" and as the youngster in television's "Mama" show. The pint-sized actress, holding court in her suite at the flossy Garden of Allah Hotel.

launched into an uncomplicated analysis of the income tax problem. lucky thing for me," she said, "is that daddy takes care of all these forms. It seems to me if the government wants the ey 50 bad they'd make out the forms for you. "Income tax is like punishing the people who make money. "They ought to take money away from loafers who don't work--not from the people who work hard for a living," said Patty.

She was interrupted by a wobbly Takes Position In Edinburg SAN BENITO Mr. and Mrs. Michel of Fort Sill, Okla. arrived Thursday to be the guests of Mrs. Kerr's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Ehlers in San Benito, and with Mr. Kerr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Kerr of Brownsville. Before departing for Edinburg where Mr. Kerr has accepted a position with the Soil Conservation, they will spend several days vacation in Monterrey, Mexico. The Vasseurs Visit Grandson Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Vasseur of Colorado Springs, are visiting their new grandson, Zachary Withers, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

W. C. Withers of Rabb road, La Feria. EMERGENCY CASE RICHMOND, Ind. -(UP) A traffie-accident sent Mrs.

Pauline Ellison. 51. sliding down an icy highway on her briefcase. She was thrown from her car when it slid into several piled on the ice near here. Mrs.

Ellison others, up, landed on the briefcase, scooted on it on the ice for 200 feet and walkd away with only her dignity hurt. TIMELY ROCKLAND. Me. (UP) -Edward Moran, insurance salesman, sold an accident policy to Thomas Lott just before closing time one afternoon. Next morning, Lott was hospitalized with a broken leg.

Thursday Friday Saturday Easter Special ALL HATS OFF young fashions Laurel Park Shopping Center Harlingen, Texas and baby son 1 have returned home following a visit in Idalou, Tex. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

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