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‘CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDWG; ^
THEIR SON HIS SILVER EVENT
The golden wedding anniversary
t»f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Radley, and the silver wedding oi
their son and her brother. H. D.
Radley, both of Houston was cele
brated last week; according to an
'Otwcement Tuesday by Mrs. J. H.
wis of this city.
he parents were married cm Feb
y 15 and their son 25 years
1' • 4, the parents in 1377 and the
l *n 1904. The occasion was cele
..,Jkd at the home of the son with
four children and five grandchil
dren of the elder couple present.
MM wedding of the two couples be
ing re-enacted.
«^JThe double ceremony was per
forated by Rev. D. Baltzer. pastor
of the First Evangelical (Lutheran)
chtrrch, after which a real wedding
dinner was enjoyed.
W%i Radley the senior is 76 years old
and for more than 50 years has been
) a barber. He still is active m his
profession and daily is at work at
I his chan in a Houston shop w here
1 he has been working the lait It
year*.
I His system for matrimonial bliss
is simple. For the 50 years of their
(married life he has gotten up first,
cooked breakfast and brought it to
his wife. "You have to treat them
hey crave atten
, Men should pay more attention to
their Wives Is Mr. Radley's opinion.
He. declares men arc most!” to
blame for the divorc** evil. Thc.s*'
^ days men let their wives work and
perhaps they meet some other fel
low who they think they like better,
then the divorce court, be asserts.
Another cause for divorce as seen
by Radley senior Is that the man
marries without taking stock of his
finances. Without funds the couple
wed and live with their parents,
which "Is bad." in his opinion.
While professionally he likes
bobbed hair, as a style he is against
it. "Women will be growing mous
taches next.” he savs. "I wouldn't
want my wife to have her hair
bobbed." He thinks women are
copying too much after men these
days.
^ Cameron Courts1
Suits filed in the District Courts:
No. 8373. Joe W Goodykoontz vs.
Elsie Mundy et al; to set aside
deed. •
No 8371. Graus-Hownrd Fire
Brick Co. vs. Fcrrans Lumber Co..
debt.
28TII DISTRIC T COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge
First day of new term
1«3RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. M Kent, Judge
First dev of new term
COUNTY COURT
No suits filed.
COUNTY COI RT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber. Judge
i No. 2754, State of Texas vs. Man
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uel Medina, carrying a pistol, HOC
Ting and curls.
Ko. 2762, State of Texes v». 2. W.
Miner, unlawfully opening a canal.
f JO fine and costs.
MARRIAGE LICENSER
William Shears. Jr., and Tomasa
Guzman.
Paula Serma and Concepcion
Escamilla.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERR
! < Furnished by Valley Abstract Co *
Cameron County
Thos. W. Blake to County of
Cameron, a strip of land 80 feet
wide along state highway No. 95
! for road purposes. $i etc.
W. A. Loveless to County of
Cameron, a strip of land 80 feet
wide along state highway No. 96
for public road purposes. H etc.
The Combes Baptist church by
Tr. to County of Cameron, a strip
highway No. 96 for public road
purposes. *1 etc.
A. II. Fernandez. Tr. to A. N.
Tandy & Sons, Los Fresnos Gm
Property. |450.
F. A. G. Curran et al to Dr. A.
C. Kunkle. NE 1-4 block 150. San
Benito L. & W. Co's subd., Con
cepcion de C. grant, $1 etc.
H. C. Harding. Tr. to Delta
Irrig. Farms Co., lot 7. blk 4. plat
4. Citrus Gardens subd.. Esp. Santo
grant. HO etc.
A. E. and Ola Whitney to Fied
Virrkottcn. blk. 110. Esp. Santo
Irrig. Land Co., share 1. Esp. Santo
grant. $1810.
Charles and Augusta Larson to
W B Green. lot 18. blk. .11. East
Avondale. Harlingen, $1 etc.
George F. Walker to E. C Tuaetti
, lot 13. blk. 3. Valencia Park, San
Benito. $10 etc.
Bertha E. Hilton to Anton Erick
son. Ed C. Hus tad. blk. 389. San
From a field of .">00 contestants Mis* Elizabeth McDonald, 20. of
Memphis, Tenn., ha* been chosen to bear the title *Tha Pride of Ten
nessee." She is descended from John Sevier .first povernor of Tennes
see, and a typical southern beauty. She is a school teacher.
_ _ - - - - i
Benito Irrig. Co.'s subd . share 1,1
Esp. Santo grant. *331.90._ 1
Mrs. Z. R. Davenport et al toi
Bertha E. Hilton, ail bl.lt. 36!). San
E. C. Tuaeth to C. A. Buff, lot 13.
blk. 3, Valencia Park, Plat *-51,
*510.
Delta Irrig. Parma Co. to Joseph
Clesen and Barbara Clesen. lot 7,
blk. 4, plat 4, Citrus Gardens subd..
share 43 of share 19, Esp. Santo
grant, *8.000.
Delta Irrig. Farms Co. to John
and Mary Betz, lot 5. blk. 4. plat 4.
Citrus Gardens subd., share 43 of
share 9. Esp. Santo grant. *5667.20
J. R. Wilcox on to Robert R. and
Carrie A. Flory. lot 20, blk. 53.
Townsite Santa Rosa. *10 etc.
Sterling Davis et ux to Terrill
of land 80 feet wide along state
T. Taylor, lots 1074 and 1075. Col
onia Victoria. Brownsville. *10 etc.
Enrique P. Valentin to Guada
lupe Saenz, lot 9. blk. 27. Bella
Vista addn. of Paredes addn..
Brownsville. S10 etc.
E. K. Potts tc Anne Horton, east i
35.27 acres of blk. 88; east 1-2 of
blk. 91, except north 20 acres
thereof; San Benito L. & W. Co.’s
subd.. (1 etc
L. W. Pratt et ux to E. K. Potts,
cast 35.27 acres, blk. 88; also east
1-2 of blk 91. except north 20 acres
thereof. San Benito L. & W. Oo.’e
subd., *10 etc.
A. E. Whitney to Charles B.
Cochrane, east 10 acres blk. 307.
San Benito Irrigation Co.’s subd..
share 1, Esp. Santo Grant. Plat
3-16. *1010.
Bruno and Elizabeth Pechstein
to A. E. Whitney, east 10 acres blk.
307. San Benito Irrig. Co.’s subd..
share 1. Esp. Santo grant. *1010.
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4:00-5:65 p. m.—Associate ' Press dispatches end Vajley news frnti*
The Brownsville Herald, followed by musical numbers. "
5:55-6:00—World Bookmau. popular radio feature.
6:00-7ft>3—Musical numbers.
WEDNESDAY
11:00-110 a. m.—Musical cumbers end studio specialties.
11:00-11:30—Popular and semi-ctassicmi selections from the
Capitol theater organ by remote control.
11:55-12:00— Local and general weather forecast and bulletin on
Rio Grande.
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by the time-locks that safeguards its depositors’
I funds—but by the confidence of those it serves. For
| thirty-eight years this instittuion has been a consist
ent builder of confidence. ■'
Your confidence too, will be justified, if you
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Your requirements will be met with prompt, |
tcous attention by every officer and employe».
8 4%’ Interest Compounded Semi-Annually, I
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"THE FRIENDLY BANK” I
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S:M — 12:99 — 4:99
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General Welding
Radiator Specialist
LAWN MOWER EXPERT
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Phono 732
Roar Millar Hotel
J. S. FORD & SONS 1
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
L RENTALS LOANS
Brownsville, Texas
Dependable Prompt I
BROWNSVILLE TITLE COMPANY j*
Brownsville I
Complete abstracts of title to lands In Cameron i
County, Texas |
georgeTTsimpsoncompany I
Certified Public Accountants
Brownsville San Antonio Washincton
(Successors to: Simpson, Chenault, Cameiro
& Company) •/' |
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INCOMJTTAK SERVICE Systems. Organimtlon and
Travis Building Nixon Building I
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highest quality being delivered to tho purchaser.
For complete Information address Owen M. Comb#,
GULP CONCRETE PIPE CO. i
•P. O. Box 1051—.Brownsville, Texas.
Plant located at Bialork Switch on Highway. 8
Tbo Pioneer Concrete Pipe Manufacturers of Texas.
Coacrete Pipe 'or lrrlfation, Drainaga^andJSewtMf^^ ,
Valley Abstract Co. !
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