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Past Matrons Are Honored At Luncheor (Special to Herald) BAN BENITO. Oct. 33. of the Ban Benito Past Matrons clu of the Order of the Eastern Sts 1 who reside in Brownsville were host this past week when they en tertained the members residing i Benito. Those comprising th hostess group were Mesdames Arthu Oooisby, George Walker.

Madg Cherry and Herbert L. Thomas. The affair was held in the dintn room of the First Methodist churcl Plaoecards were replicas of th gavel, a most necessary part oi matron's equipment. Plate souvenli were miniature diplomas and carrie various copies of song and dlnne stones which were used during rol call and in greeting the honor guesi Mrs. Frances McFadden, Gran Representative of Ontario.

Flags of the United States, Cana da and Great Britain were ptaco in holders In front of the cove where the guest of honor was seat ed. Mrs. George Walker, past matroi of Brownsville Chapter greeted th guests and extended to Mrs. McFad den a special greeting. Mrs.

Walke is a native of Ontario. She present ed the honor guest with a beautifu floral muff fashioned of orchil bachelor buttons. Following the res ponse from Mrs. McFadden a sonj was dedicated to her. During the dinner hour Mias Btellf Dtckason of the Brownsville chapter gave two clever readings.

Those attending from Ban BeniU included W. O. Brown Jesse Thompson. Jessie Thomas Frank virimsell, Ora Lee Goolsby, B. Goolsby.

Frances McFadden, Lissie Lee Sanders and Roy Hand 01 Harlingen. Members of the cite) wB observe their next meeting In th( home of the president when a Christmas party will be held. Mrs. Ralph Thacker recently entertained El Jueve6 Bridge club The only guest for the afternoon was the hostess' daughter. Mrs.

R. Hinkly. When scores were counted awards went to Mesdames M. B. Huffman and Jack Torras.

A luncheon of pretty appointments and marked for its informality and charm was given recently In the home of Mrs. Frank S. Robertson when guests for the noon hour included Mesdames Paul RosseU. Harry Foehner, Fred Thomas, B. Goolsby and J.

E. McAnnally. A pretty event of Thursday evening was the barbecue given in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill when Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. McGehee were Joint hosts The affair was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

I. M. Phlppenny who are leaving shortly for El Paso to make their home and for Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Moore who will depart in the near future for Edinburg where they will reside Following a senes of hands of bridge, awards went to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bickle. The floating trophy for the evening was presented to Mrs.

Phippenny. The honor guests were remembered with pleasing tokens by their hosts. At a recent meeting held of the Delta Kappa Gamma in Brownsville. Mrs. Grace Edom was elected president and otheT officers named were as follows: Miss Hattie Fowler, Lyford.

first vice president; Miss Alma Prentiss, San Benito, second vice president; Mrs. J. McAnnally, San Benito, treasurer; Miss Louise Parry. Brownsville, recording secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Sharp, Brownsville, corresponding secretary; Miss Lila Byer.

La Feria. keeper of the records and Mrs. Paul Cottrell. Benito, parliamentarian. The next meeting of the group is scheduled for San Benito and will be held November 9 when Ban Benito members will be hosts.

Friends in San Benito have received the following announcement: Mr and Mrs Owen Lilburn Campbell of Graham, announce the marriage of their daughter Marguerite to Benjamin H. Rankin. Sunday, October 27 at Graham. Mr. Rankin is well known in San Benito and in the Valley where he: made his home for several years.

He is the son of Mrs. B. W. Rankin and a sister of Mrs. J.

A. Hock a day of! Port Isabel. Mrs Roy Kellogg was a charming hostess when members of the Women's Guild of the All Saints' church entertained honoring resident and visiting women of the church During the afternoon a schedule ef programs was announced and plans made for several affairs of social nature. At a meeting of the American Altar Society St. Benedict's churcl) held recently plans were made for a benefit bridge to be given in the near future.

The party will be given in; the palish house and tables of auction and contract will be provided. At this meeting arrangements wer co rolled fer a benefit chicken dinner which will be served during the latter part ctf October. The pub- He is cordially invited to attend these affairs. Mrs. Ed Yarrow was leader for the W.

M. U. program which was presented at the First Baptist church the early part of the week. Uplifting the Banner" was the theme of the devotional Mrs. M.

B. Finley gave an interesting talk on a Century Mrs. Lance Harris assisted by her daughter. Mildred and Lynette Brown. Virginia Lee Dodson, and Joe Brack depicted a pageant, 'Banners in tlie Hands of Youth." Mrs.

W. R. Brown presented an interesting playlet, 1 ing Across the Of interest to a wida circle of frnnds wsus the tnurrlage at Miss Gerrgla May Not wool daughter Mrs. J. Wier of Doium to Mr.

Stuart Penick which took place in Indianapolis October Norwood is well known in! the Valley. She is a niece of Mrs. 1 L. H. Thacker eg this city and at-1 tended the University of Texas at Austin for a period of three years.

Mr. Penick Is a graduate of the Texas University. The young couple will make their home in Indianapolis Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mrs. L. H.

Thacker and eon, Louis, Jr-, and J. D. Thack- ar formerly of this dty. Mr. and Mrs C.

O. Baggett hem- 1 their little da ghter. Jeanne i Evelyn on the occnMoo of her sec- I end birthday annivemary w.th a party given in thru- i.rme II The guest hat Included the honor fueet tod Marjorie Asm Graver, 4 1 Laura Wheeler Designs DOUBLE PINWHEEL FIVE SIMPLE PIECES FOR!) STRIKING LAURA WHEELER QUILT Double Pinwheel is an easy to make and one that will look un usually effective when the quilt i pieced. As the blocks are joined th second pinwheel is formed. And the; do indeed look like the colorful one that the youngsters love to 1 twirl In the wind! If desired, th quilt too could be made with eacl larger pinwheel in a different ma most colorful effect i June Margaret Houaely, Vernor i Hart, Mary Margaret Kyser.

Norms Jean Boyd, Vernon Eugene Hall beck. Buddy Schlichter, Jeanne ant Jo Ann Schmidt. Darwin Hart Shirley Temple Kyser. Jerry ant Billy Housel, Buddy Kyser an: Mesdames Gardner Housel. I.

Boyd Bobby Webb. Albert Schlichter Claud Houaley Jean Hallbeck, Fret! Graver. Kenneth Schmidt Edward Graham, Mrs. J. Baggett grandmother of the little honoi guest and Morris Baggett The San Benito Garden club observed the first meeting of the new club year with a covered dish luncheon in the home of Mrs.

Humble. During the meeting following the luncheon. Mrs. A. G.

Demers and Mrs. Ora Dickey were appointed tc serve as a committee to meet with the Centennial Committee recently organized in the city. Standing committees for the year were named as follows: program. Mesdames Harry Lupton. A.

P. McMurty, C. W. Sullijvan and K. B.

Williams; suns committee, Mesdames Harry Luj ton, C. S. Dunn and Floyd Worth; jarllamentarian. Mrs. Alex Kerr; music, Mrs.

F. W. Burgess. Flowers that may be planted this month provided an interesting round table discussion. Two enjoyable readings were given by Mrs.

Dickey. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. F. W. Burgess.

Mrs. Max Holcomb received the I award and Mrs. Sam Salters was when Mrs. M. S.

Kenking enj tertained the members of her bridge club. Guests oter than club members included Mesdames Murray and Zella O'Brien. The I next meeting of the club will be with Jack Dobson. The Thursday club met in the home of Mrs. Arthur Goolsby when luncheon was served preceding the games of bridge.

The only guests other than members included Mrs. R. C. Burke. When scores were the award went to Mrs.

Jesse Betts. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. J. Koontx. Mrs.

Jack Elliott was hostess recently when she named Mrs. Clara Butler of California as honor guest for an afternoon bridge. During the afternoon score favors went to Mesdames J. E. Glenn and R.

A. Plummer. The honoree was remembered with an attractive gift. Delicious refreshments were served to Mesdames Butler, J. O.

Prentiss, Charles Barnes. Frank Grimsell. William Merriweather. J. Sandmeir, J.

E. Glenn and R. A. Plummer. Conference Of District One To Be Held Oomerenoe of district one of the Western Texas Presby terial will be held Fndav in Edinburg.

The session will open at 9:30 a. with Mrs. Kent Manning presiding. Theme of the meeting will be The program follows: Registration. to dkder; hymn; greetings, Mrs.

E. N. Smith; response; soiq: Mrs T. E. Wiedemann; Looking for Guidance.

Mrs. E. N. Hall; Learning Our Work. Mrs.

Joe B. Moore; 1 Our Kerrville Conference. Mrs. O. West; Missionary Challenge.

Rev. Leighton McCutcheon; appointment committees; question box. hour. to order; hymn; prayer; Seasons to Observe, Mrs. R.

R. Stephenson; Living for Others and tor Him. Mrs. P. T.

Neary; reports )i committees; business, hymn; senedietkm. Society Calendar THURSDAY Alpha Delphian chapter at the Woman's club at 9:30 a. m. Bluebonnet troop at Girl Scouts in the basement of the Pirn Presbyterian church at 7:90 p. m.

City Federation at the Chamber 9f Commerce at 3:90 p- m. 4-H Boys Meet (Bueelal to The Herald) SAN BENITO, Oct. 23. Camion County 4-H club boys will meet his week at Wilson Tract, Stuart and Rangerville, according to lenry Alsmeyer. county agent, who rill meet with them.

Wilson Tract oys will meet Thursday morning, ituart Place Friday morning and tangerville Saturday morning. The oys are to bring their record books 9 the PATTERN 1066 11 Pattern 1068 ecmes to you with complete, simple Instructions for cutting, sewing Mid finishing, togethi er with yardage chart quilt to help arrange the blocks for I single and double bed sue. and a dia! gtam of block which serves as a guide for placing the patches and i suggests contrasting materials. Send 10 cents in stamps or coin (coin preferred) for this pattern to i The Brownsville Herald. Needlecraft 82 Eighth Avenue.

New York, 1 I Valley Rally 1 Held Lately In Rio Hondo (Special to The Herald) RIO HONDO, Oct 23. The Valley-wide rally of Home Economics clubs was held here Saturday at the high school auditorium with; the Rio Hondo Home Economics club as hostess. Miss Elizabeth Bingham called! the meeting to order and Miss Grace Wolf, home economics instructor welcomed the guests. A business session was held during which an election was held with Miss Doris Schribers being selected president- Miss Bernetoa Me padden, lormer president, has moved away from the Valley. Reports were given by the president of each Valley club present for the occasion.

Following the business session a special stunt was staged by each group. A luncheon was served at the noon hour on tables arranged in the Home Economics department. A swim at the Y. W. C.

A. camp rounded out the activities. Dates for the two most outstanding events of the club year were set I by the North 8hore Demonstration club at a recent meeting Annual Guest Day was set for November 7 at the Y. W. C.

A. camp when members will entertain with a tea and program. The Santa Rosa and i Cleo club will be especially Invited guests for the affair. The second announcement was the date of Achievement Day i which has been set for November 21, at the home of Mrs. William Magee.

At this time an exhibition of the work In bedroom improvement will be shown. Miss Dorothy Porter gave a talk on "Protective Bed Clothing," Mrs K. Hodgkin was elected vice president of the club and Mrs. Austin Goode, club reporter. An interesting council report was given by the president, Mrs.

George B. Warren. Mrs. Eugene McCabe and Miss Frances McCabe were admitted into the club as new members. The home of Mrs.

Will Beene was the scene of a pretty shower here Friday afternoon when Mrs. Beene and Mrs. A. T. Hough entertained honoring Mrs.

Dougles Early, a recent bride, who was until her marriage. Miss Annie Newell. Present for the occasion were Mrs Early and Mesdames Frank Sizer. E. M.

A. Sizer. Genevieve Rounds, Ellen McMurtry, J. T. Hartzog.

E. Dick. D. P. Pounds, Frank McCabe.

J. R. George. A. J.

Carpenter. F. O. Lewis, John RJones. Alton Caffal.

Merle Bishop, George Brown, Key Merchant, Swan Williams, Misses Lorraine Moore. Mattie Belle Grantham, Frances McCabe, Ethel Hartzog, and Gladys Hough PHARR NEWS (Spec to The I PHARR. Oct. George Gunn has accepted a secretarial position at the Edinburg hospital. where she reported for duty Tuesday.

Mr and Mrs. C. E. Dowdy left Thursday for Falfurrias Mr Dowdy has been transferred by the Briggs-Darby Construction contractors. Mr.

and Mrs. C. O. Evans and are moving in the Scott Poro house this week Mr Evans Is manager of the Southland Lumber company and has recently come tc Pharr Alice. Mr and Mrs.

Owen Parris, who have been away trom Pharr for the past two years have returned to make their home. Misses Catherine and Bla Beth Melton had as their week-end guests Misses Marilyn MacAskill of Edinburg and Bernice Christenson Ala meMr. and Mrs. E- Breckinridge Nebraska arrived in Pharr this reek to spend the fall winter reason. They will be located at the Conrad apartments during their in the Helps Prevent Many Colds for noze and upper throat, where moat colds start Sot 3buU.0t.nMy Vicks Vatro nol I Visitors From Houston Are Entertained Mm.

Thomas C. Foley and Mn Frank Youngman, both of Houstoc who have been visiting Mrs. Young man's sister. George McGon igle, Jr. and Mr.

McGonigle, for th past week, planned to leave for thei homes Wednesday morning. The two charming visitors hav been extensively entertained at number of informal affairs durim their brief visit here. Mason Watts was hostess a luncheon at Fort Isabel at the Brasoa in their honor during th first of their stay here. Mrs. Georg Murphy also was hostess at lunch eon at her home, the informal af fair being one of the most enjoy able of the courtesies attended th two visitors.

Mrs. James L. Bentfro at a seated tea the latter part the week, naming as honorees Mn Foley and Mn. Youngman. Anothe very informal and enjoyable affai was the merienda'' at which Mn Morris W.

Clint was hostess Satur day afternoon. Rangeroille News, Notes (Special to Tbe Herald I ANGER VTLLE. Oct. 23-Rev McKinney of the £an Benito Baptist church will fill tbe pulpit of the Baptist church here Sunday, Mesdames M. Doss.

Ernest McIntyre and Dave Buchan were appointed by the Baptist congregation atives at the convention meeting at Lyfcrd last week. Tne 4-H dub met at the school auditorium Saturday- Miss Dorothy Porter, county demonstrator met with the girls. She gave instruction for the making of shoe racks. Di'ss patterns and completed desses were discussed. Misses Elizabeth Parmer, Dorothy and Thelma Pern Hubert, Irene and Mary Alice Sparks and Bettye Jayne Foust are members of the club.

The fifth and sixth grades of the school undei the supervision Superintendent Cook have organized a Better English dub. The following officers were elected by the dub: President, Calvin Wayne Wade; vice president, Ralph Eugene Wade; and secretary. Charles William Foust. Club meetings which include inngrams are held each Friday afternoon Each room of the elementary school Is preparing for Hallowe en. The playlet, Scare Crow" is being prepared by the primary room.

The following will take part: EoRena Minor; Nina Guerrero, Leta Adams. Joy Lynn McCorkle. Margaret Haynes and Auroro Nerio. The prim-try chorus will sing selections and various other numbers will be given by the other grades in the building. Mr L.

Wordiow and sons who moved to Missouri last year have returned to their former residence here. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morrow announce the birth of a son this week. The boy has been named Bobby.

Announcement of the birth of a son tc Mr. and Mrs. C. A- Thompson has been received by Mr. and Mrs.

A. Dan ley. Until recently the Thompsons were residents here. State inspector Miss Katherine i Iler oeraot: visited the school this week. Mrs Mary Doss was leader of the devotional part of the program at the singing Wednesday evening Mrs Dave Buchan will be the leader next week.

There will be special music. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Perry of Brownsville were week-end guests of Mrs. Perry's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Buchan. J. R. Parmer has been appointed peline inspector for this section of the company's lineMr and Mrs.

Turner and family and Ernest McIntyre were fishers at the bay recently. They a splendid catch. Miss Clotelle Bryant ot Harlingen v.as a recent guest in the home of Miss Chnstel Doss. Mrs. A.

Morgan entertained with a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Mike Buffo a recent bride. Many contests and games were enjoyed by tlv.se attending. Mant little girls and boys gathered ai home of Mr and Mrs. J.

Anderson Sunday afternoon to help Mttie Lave me Freeman and James L. Rickets celebrate their joint birthdays. Games were played In the yard. Charles William Foust attended the Boy £ccut hike and welner roast held Saturday near the home of their scout leader, Mr. R.

Bone of San Benito. Mr. Pinkston is recovering from a recent Illness. Mrs B. J.

Trousdale has been called tc because of the serious Illness her brother. Mrs. Edith Smith and son of Combes were visitors in the Arnold honv this week. Supt. A B.

Cook was in Brownsville on business Saturday If OVER SIXTY-FIVE Prolectioa is Available Witbont Medical Examination Tbe Same to Tboae Under IS Federal Mutual Insurance Go. Edcouch-Elsa Club To Join Federation Of Garden Clubs EDCOUCH, Oct. 21. At a cent meeting of the Wayside Garden club of Edcouch and Elsa, It voted that the club loin the Valley Federation of Garden clubs. The Wayside dub la a very active i organisation, taking for its major project this year, the beautification of the highways connecting the two 6 communities.

Mrs. R. F. Pitts and Mrs. E.

O. Brieger have ben appointed chairmen of the committee in charge of this work. i Caoazos-Garza Nuptials Said In Ceremony The marriage of Miss Oonueio Gam, daughter of Mrs. J. C.

Gam, to Mr. Alberto Cavaaos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cavaaos, was solemnized Wednesday morning. Oct.

16. at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Rev. 8. Varans officiating. The church was decorated beautifully with white chrysanthemv is and lace fern.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother-in-law. Mr. 8. BOija, was charming in a gown of white satin worn with a veil of illusion held to the head with orange blossoms. Her uouquet was of white chrysanthemums.

Padrinos were Mr. and Mrs W. Perez, and Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Vidal.

Bridesmaids were Misses Estela Cavazos, and Luz Marla Borja. Miss Cavaaos wore blue taffeta with gold accessories, and Mas Borja rose taffeta with silver accessories. The flower girl was Celia Borja who was dressed in blue. Scout Troop Will Gather He re Soonl The Bluebonnet troop of Girl Scouts will hold the weekly meeting in the basement of the Pint Presbyterian church Thursday evening at 7:30 The program will be as follows: troop in formation for formal opening; song, by the troop with Betty Jo Samuels accompanying; roll call, by patrol leaders; report from secretary, Betty Jean Me Minn; investigating of new members, by troop captain; games, planned by Bob White patrol. Girls who have completed their tenderfoot tests and who will receive membership pins, are Dixie Edwards, Gloria Hays, Betty Pruden and Dorothy Shearer.

Parents are extended a cordial invitation to attend this meeting. imstmdTium IS YOUR SUMUNO of PURITY Which Is the Quickest A Blotter will Answer the Question If you put a solid remedy, such as a tablet or powder on a blotter nothing will happen. Not until you have dissolved these solid remedies in liquid tan the blotter absorb them. The same applies to them in your stomach. Your system cannot absorb them until they are first dissolved, and, of course, you cannot get relief until they an absorbed.

This means suffering. II Capudine Liquid to absorbed at once because Its Ingredients an already dissolved even before you take them. So why not take Capudineliquid and avoid useless ,4 'L Circle Group Has Luncheon Here Lately Various of the Missionary society of the First Methodist church met afternoon, with circle one mining for a Mexican luncheon at the home of Mrs. Charles C. Stewart Decorations for the affair were colorful flowers In Mexican pottery.

Mn. EL A. Hunter was and talks were lowing luncheon by Mrs. O. A.

Pechstein, who spoke on Mexico; Mrs. J. A. Sewell. Panama; Mn.

McGilvery. Brazil; Mrs. O. W. McKee, Chile- Mn.

B. B. Wallen. United States and Mrs. Charles C.

Stewart, second chapter in the new mission study book. Mn. F. EL Morris was hostess to circles two and three. The devotional was given by Mn.

W. D. McBryde, and the lesson from the Mission study book by Mn. E. E.

Dickason. A refreshment course was served during a social hour. There were 12 present Circle four was entertained by Mn. Harry L. Faulk with seven members present.

Mrs. C. N. Hill gave the missionary leaflet, while Mrs. Faulk gave the chapter from the mission study book.

During the which followed the study refreshment course was aarved. Matrons' circle mei with Mrs. Ellis Perry with II members and one new member. Mrs Heatherly, present. Mrs.

A. M. WVrtck gave the devotional and Mrs. Sam L. Lockwood gave the second chapter from the mission study book.

A delightful refreshment course followed the study part of uib meeung. Senior Council The Presbyterian Senior Young People's Council met In the home of the sponsors, Mr. and Mrs Cleve Tandy the first of the week. The president. Mrs.

Eknoe Clark presided and plans were nude for a study of Bradi with the chairman of foreign missions, Richard McKay, In charge of the program Ann Tandy, Christian social service chairman, made several suggestions for service activities and it was voted to do for during the month of November. Plans were made for a large representation from the local church to attend the district young people's rally to be held in Weslaco Sunday, October 27. Mrs. Tandy, assisted by her moth er, Mrs. ark French, served a.

A ilc sous supper to the council men bers and guests. Elouiae Clark. Jt Bataell. Mary Frances Seago, Don thy Crowe Anna Louise Briar: Douglas Early, Richard MeSa Donald Early. Maxine Rookwa George Enunett Dodd, Ann Tend Bob Bataell and Mr.

and Mm. 1 Bataell. LEAVE HOSPITAL HARLINGEN. Oct Mm R. Massey and son.

bom this was at the Valley Baptist hospital, has returned to their home here. la'y Took Cardui Says Pa Stone Many women who have Oil dul have reported hist such result as Mrs. Dow Parker (of FarmJnctai Mo i describes below. was weak and tired and did nfl feel like doing she witter "I had cramping spelts At tinea, would be very nervous. The pain wa mostly in my back and sides.

I wool just complain and not feel good, heard several ladies speak of Card! and my mother had taken It. I da elded to try it. I took several bot ties of Cardui It helped the aer vousness and the pain stopped, felt just fine. I gained In weigh and strength. Of course, if Cardui does not bene fit YOU, consult a mSPV'Mm lPBftiMiJI'BWIWlWi! HOLD THIS PAGE AT LENGTH! This picture like a snowstorm at midnight, doesn't it? But hold it at arm's length and you can see that it's a great big eye.

Look at it from across the room. Notice the soft lights and shadows, now? You can almost catch your own reflection in the pupil I This eye belongs to a lovely photographic model. Her entire face appeared in an ad in The Brownsville Herald not long ago. We've simply taken a portion of it about an inch square and magnified it to give you an idea of what a good advertising picture looks like to an man who makes it. He's not interested in her bewitching he cares about are the little dots, black and that you see.

These dots are tiny in the engraving plate. They hold the ink and print the picture on paper. If made 1 You have a lovely photo. It different story. Good pictures make ads interesting.

They show you the things a store has to sell. They can even show you the adorable plumpness of a baby fed wholesome milk! So the Brownsville Herald takes no chances on its advertising pictures. We buy the best. We get them every month for our advertisers in the mous Meyer Both Newspaper vertising Service. Meyer Both tures always right.

They always tell yon what the latest styles in dresses, curtains, eyeglasses and coiffures really look like. Sroumsuflle BeralO.