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RIO GRANDE CITY
WOMAN'S ait
With Mrs. C. J. Martin as hostess
the Woman s club met in regular
session Thursday afternoon at the
club rooms.
Mrs. J. P. Bass was named dele
gate of the Fifth District Federa
tion of Woman's clubs at Harlin
gen May 7-9. Mesdames Juan
Hinojo..' ~nd W. W Shuford vrere
named delegates to the Rio Grande
Valley Federation at McAllen May
14. At that time. Mrs. E. Owen
8cott will be Installed as president
of the Valley organization.
Following the business session
Mrs. L. R. Brooks took charge of
the program on illustrated lecture
or dietetics.
Among those present were: Mes
dames C. J Martin. Harold Smith.
J. P. Bass. L. B. Caruthers. Jr.. L.
R Brooks. W. Venerable. Juan
Hinojosa. Amado Gutierrez. Jr.,
and Donna Garza of Austin.
TUESDAY BRIDGE*
Mrs. George B. Marsh entertain
ed the member of the Tuesday
bridge club at the Woman's club
rooms.
Mrs. Harold Smith was the win
ner of high score club prize and
Mrs. Fred D. Guerra winner of
second high Mrs. F. B Mason drew
the cut favor.
The personnel was composed of
four tables of players who were:
Mesdames Virgil N. Lott. H. E. Kid
well. Carl A. Raguse. F. B. Mason.
W. Venerable. Lawrence R. Brooks.
Harold Smith, F D. Guerra. J. J.
Guerra. H. E. Taylor. George B
Marsh. J. Wallis. B. C. King. Misses
Alicia Solis and Camile Block.
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DINNER PARTY
A number of officers and ladies
of Fort' Ringgold, together with
other friends enjoyed a dinner
party at San Pedro Saturday
night. Among those who enjoyed
this pleasant diversion were: Maj.
and Mrs. Herbert E. Taylor. Capt.
and Mrs. Rossiter Garity. Mr. and
Mrs L. B Caruthers. Jr.. Capt. and
Mrs. C. W. Richmond, Capt. and
Mrs Vivian Brown. Capt and Mrs
H. E. Kidwell. Capt. Olsen and
Capt. Shoemaker
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BROWNS ENTERTAIN
Capt. and Mrs. Vivian Z. Brown
entertained with a dinner party at
the Post Exchange restaurant Sun
day at noon, having as their guests
Major and Mrs. H. E. Taylor, Capt.
and Mrs. Walter Hamilton. Capt.
and Mrs. Mott Ramsey. Capt. and
Mrs. Edward M. Pickett. Capt. and
Mrs. H. E. Kidwell. Capt. and Mrs.
C. W. Robertson. C. W Richmond.
Lieut, and Mrs. Carl A. Raguse.
Captains Olsen and Shoemaker.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B Caruthers. Jr.
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PERSONALS
Mrs L. B Caruthers. Jr., chair
man of badges: Mrs. C. J. Martin,
chairman of the Speakers' Bureau:
Mrs. E. Owen Scott, chairman of
general education, attended the
Fifth District Federation of Wom
en's clubs at Harlingen this week.
Colonel Stanley Kosh of Fort
Brown arrived here Thursday and
Is the guest of Major and Mrs. H.
E. Taylor.
Lieut. Finnegan, recently sta
tioned at Fort Clark, has arrived In
Fort Ringgold tshere he will serve
with the 12th cavalry.
Captain and Mrs. Walter Hamil
ton had as their dinner guests
Thursday evening. Capt. and Mrs.
Vivian Brown.
Miss Mabel Nicholson has as her
guest, Miss Margaret May of Mis
sion. Both young ladies are the
house guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Walter Hamilton.
Lieut, and Mrs. Edmonds and
Lieut, and Mrs. Massle of Fort
Brown are in Fort Ringgold. The
officers are attached to Headquar
ters troop now shooting on the
range.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pope. Jr.,
and little daughter returned Sun
day from Laredo where they spent
several days with Mr. Popes par
ents.
Captain and Mrs. Mott Ramsey
motored to McAllen and Reynosa
Saturday. Miss Mabel Nicholson
of Mission accompanied them home
for the week-end.
Mrs. Roy Conway of Mission was
the guest of Mrs. E. Owen Scott,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. O'Brien of
San Benito were the guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. King.
SAN JUAN
The Busy Bee circle of the
Methodist church met with Mrs O
C. Racke. Tuesday afternoon, May
7, for their Vanity Tea.
The afternoon was spent In cut
ting and making quilt blocks.
Refreshments of sandwiches, nut
salad, chooclate rolls, and ice tea
were served. All left with expres
sions of happiness for the after
noon.
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LADIES AID v
The women of the Methodist
Aid met at the church for regular
business meeting, plans being made
for the remainder of the year.
A very interesting talk was made
by Mrs. Henry Cummins, also one
by Mrs. O. C. Raeke.
All of the women left full of
enthusiasm and plans for the re
maining part of the year's work.
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FAREWELL PARTY
Miss Mildred Garke gave a fare
well party for her school, at the
home of her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Belke, north of Alamo.
All of the girls attending were
her schoolmates, from* Alamo
school. Plenty of ice cream and
cake and candy were available.
Those present were Louise Baslt.
Emogene Lee. Betty Burkhart. Es
ther Natting. Wilma Jennings. Ar
neen Bemarke. Hattie Norwood. El
len Underland. Alice Underland.
Julia Underland. Leona Jasseman.
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PERSONALS
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor of
Taylorville. HI., came in the lat
ter part of last week to spend sev
eral days with Dr. and Mrs. B. A.
Lensgraf. Both Dr. and Mrs. Tay
lor are chiropractors, and are on
their way to California for a sum
mer vaaction.
Mrs. J. W. Smith. Mrs. J. W
Parker and Miss Eva Parker of
Woodstock. Ontario. Canada, are
spending a few days with their
brother. B. Blair at the San Juan
apartments.
Prof. D. U. Buckner and family
of the high school, was in Point
Isabel Sunday with a party of
friends.
E. E. Lipscomb of Donna was in
town Monday.
L. F. Kruse and family made
an automobile trip to Muir. Mex
ico. Sunday. Muir is inland about
twenty miles from Roma and San
Pedroi
J. Lee Stambaugh left Saturday
night for Houston and Austin. He
took his little son as far as Hous
ton with him and left him with
Mrs. Stambaugh, who is spending
some time there.
Harry Bergman of Muskegan,
Michigan, was in San Juan Tues
day on business.
W. N. McCawn of Alvin. Texas,
was in town Tuesday of this week.
Joe Eldridge of Guthrie. *Okla.,
is here this week on business.
Ed F. Renner of Earlsboor, Okla..
who has been here for a couple of
weeks and who is planning to move
to San Juan, was a visitor to the
Lions club at their Wednesday
luncheon at the Reilly hotel.
O. M Starlm and family of
Donna, visited with Mr. Starlln's
A Finer Powder
in a Smarter Container
SEVENTY-FIVE year* ago French
and English royalty enjoyed the
exclusive use of a face powder ex
quisitely soft and delicate.
The formula for this powder,
recently disclosed to me, has been
utilized anew in compounding
Lucretia Vanderbilt Face Powder.
This powder, laden with the lux
urious, seductive Lucretia Vander
bilt Perfume, is now available to you.
The container — as
adorable as the powder"
—is of metal, in rich blue
and silver—with a gen
erous puff of downy ve
lour just inside the cover.
Evolved by a gifted French de
signer, you will accord to this
charming receptacle a permanent
place upon your dressing table.
The coupon and ij cents pre
sented at the toilet goods counter
displaying the Lucretu Vanderbilt
announcement will entitle you to
one of toy miniature presentations
containing Perfume and Powder
Compact (in your favorite shade\
If perchance you do
not obtain one, mail your
BB^ coupon and ajf to Lu
M cretia Vanderbilt, Fa:r
held. Conn . giving your
dealer 's name.
ARISTOCRATS OI TO 1LITRIES
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brother. Chas. Starlln and family,
Tuesday evening.
E. H. Russell, vice president of
the water board for this district,
left Wednesday night for Austin,
where he will be in attendance at
a meeting with the Joint associa
tion board and engineers. The
meeting is called to protest against
the application of the Franklin
tract of 88.000 acres lying west of
Mission, being brought under irri
gation with water from the Rio
Grande river.
F. T. Leary of McAllen was a
business visitor in town Wednes
day.
Kenneth Hazle of Alamo was a
dinner guest of Don Linn Sunday
at the home of Don's sister, Mrs.
F. E. Snowden.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Starlin were
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. O'Neal at
McAllen.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Deckard
and baby Billy Jean. Mrs. W. P
Wheaton and Leon Thompson were
callers at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Ewing at Brownsville.
Saturday and Sunday. From there
i a party was formed and they all
motored to Boca Chlca, where they
enjoyed a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 8 Spencer, who
have recently come from Seminole,
Okla, have moved into the E. A.
Ewing house.
Carl Conrado of Bremont, Texas
was a Monday afternoon caller and
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Drcnnan.
C. M. Lentz motored to Harlin
gen Tuesday on business.
Mrs Roy Faught of Fort Worth
is at the bedside of her mother,
Mrs. M. N. Carter, who is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills and Mrs.
Lindenmeyer of La Feria. called on
the J. F. Hetrick family Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Starkey and
daughter Xiss Dorothy of Browns
ville were Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Rid
dle.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Cor
pus Christ! were callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bart
lett Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. o. J. Hubbard of
Alamo were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Drehnan Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Myers and children mo
tored to McAllen Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bell were
callers at the F. A. Williams home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Benedict and daughter of
Harlingen were week end guests of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Richert.
Louis Johnson of Edinburg
spent the week end at the J. M.
Vingar home.
Misses Ethel and Stella War
mock of Pharr spent Sunday at the
J. F. Hetrick home.
Little Rosemary Drcnnan attend
ed a birthday party Tuesday, given
in honor of Martha Morgan’s sev
enth birthdav, at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. C. C, Gum of Weslaco.
Dr. and Mr?. Wm. T. Verhocks
left Friday for Detroit, Mich., their
old home.
Miss Cleo Masev was one of those
who sang in a mass meeting of
the Girls’ glee clubs of the Valley
Monday night at Harlingen.
Mrs. George Brown.’who lives on
Momingside road was given a sur
prise party Tuesday night bv
friends and relatives.
NORTH MISSION
Miss Bertha Hughes of San An
tonio is a guest at the home of her
Brothers, Ward and Rhoads Hughes.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Phelps left
Monoa.v for their home in Iowa
where they wil] spend the summer.
Mr Phelps owns a 10-acre citrus
orchard on Olmito boulevard and
expects to return to the Valley this
fall.
Mrs. J. C. Baker returned to San
Antonio Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neal and fam
ily of Pharr were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alsmever and
son. Henry, jr„ of San Benito and
Miss Grace Alsmeyer of Raymond
ville were week-end guests at the
home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Alsmeyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Gallin and
family of Brownsville and Mr and
Mrs. E. V. Thorpe and family were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr
anti Mrs. O. A Parks
Mesdames Elmer Betilsen and
George Mitchell motored to McAl
len to call on Mrs. Weems, who is
one of the patients at McAllen hos
pital.
Ward Hughes and sister Miss
Bertha, were guests at the home o'
their brother. Mr. Walter Hushes
and family of Edinburg Monday.
Mesdames Sheldon Smith. A1 Vols
Harry Stef fins and J F Tanner
left for Corpus Christi Sunday
They will attend the thr^-dav
convention of the Catholic Daugh
ters of America.
Mrs. Georg- Mitchell accnmonn
icd her son. Rosemond. to McAllen
Thursday. Rasemond is playing
with the McAllen band this season
Ernest Thorn- came from Falfur
nas to spend the week-end with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs John Lawrence of
Falfurrias were week-end guest*;
of their narents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs Frank W Townsend
nf Mercedes and Rev. Bueisen of
Mission were griefs at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Jack Grev Thursday.
Miss Ina Holmes returned from
her trip to Altus. Okla.. Monday.
Miss Marion Reeves left for San
Antonio Saturday.
Mrs. P M Mortensen was a Sun
day guest at the home of Mr and
Mrs. J. C. Nelson of Smith Sharv
land.
W H Ferguson who *>»s beep the
guest of his son. Mr Williard Fer
guson. and familv.
Mrs. Charles Rigler and daugh
ters called on Mrs. Ernest Allen of
M-AHen Saturday.
Miss Estella Gray left for Har
lingen Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Adams of
Mission spent Monday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. M.
Burk.
Mr. Herbert Grover of Wink.
Texas arrived at the Wilson home
Saturday evening
Mr and Mrs. William Pollins and
family were Sunday guests at. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grav.
Guests at the home of Mrs. L. L.
Frv on Tuesday were Mrs. Dr. Jas.
Miller of McAllen. Mrs. A. Hen
ninger of South Sharyland. Mrs
B-n Ochner and daughter. Mrs
Walter Ochner of North Sharyland.
and Mrs. O. A. Parks of North Mis
t sion.
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PERSONALS
Major Sammons was a visitors in
Harlingen. Saturday, taking In the
talkies before returning.
Miss Corine Bonham was a Sun
day visitor with Miss Geraldine Lobe
at her home in Lasara.
Mrs. Rubin Harris of Hargill was
shopping In Edinburg Monday.
Miss Heald of Santa Rosa was the
week-end visitor with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heald of Har
gill. she returned to school at Santa
Rosa Monday.
Charlie Lancaster was a business
visitor in the lower Valley Monday.
Victor Holt and friend Buck Ca
zort of Donna, spent 8unday with
Mr. Holt's home folks at Hargill.
Mr„ and Mrs. Rutland of Edin
burg were visiting friends north of
Hargill Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fewell and
Miss Gene Fewell have moved to
Redftsh bay where they will reside
in the future. Mr. Fewell being en
gaged in fishing for market there.
E. N. Saunders and family have
moved Into the Fewell home which
they purchased last week. They are
from Dierks. Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gambrell and
children of Pharr, Tex., were visit
ing in the home of Mrs. Oambrells
parents. Mr and Mrs. Rubin Harris
of Hargill last Sunday.
Sydney C. Lackland was a busi
ness visitor in Edinburg Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Harris and
Mr. and Mrs. Moore all of Raymond
ville. were social visitors of Sydney
C. Lackland Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers were
visitors with Mr and Mrs. Jack Holt
Sunday. Mrs. Holt served delicious
ice cream and cake to her guests.
The Junior League of the First
Methodist church of Hargill will
render a program at the church aft
er Sunday school on Mothers dav
Sunday, May 12. the program will
be led by Miss Alice Lancaster.
Dempsey Renfro spent Sunday
night at the home of his parents at
Edinburg.
Miss Corine Banham had as her
guest Monday night. Miss Alice Lan
caster.
Mr. and Mrs. J L Brisro of La
sara. Texas, were in Hargill Sunday
saying pood-bve to Hargill friends.
Having sold their home in Lasara
thev are moving to Electra.
Messrs. Wren and Wilson of Wes
laco were visitors in Hargill Monday.
Sydney C Lackland and Mr. and
Mrs. M. P Lackland of Edcouch.
Texas, attended the Passion play at
Harlingen Friday night.
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BAPTIST SOCIETY
The ladies of the W M U. of the
First Baptist church held their
regular meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. F T. Linder at which
time It was decided to hold an ice
cream supper on the lawn of the
First Baptist church Saturday night.
May 18.
a .WESLACO
ELKS’ BRIDGE
Mrs. M. M. McAsklll of Weslaco.
Mrs. H. E. Sugg of Mercedes and
Mrs. H. L. Oler of Harlingen were
hostesses Wednesday night with
twelve tables of bridge at the regular
monthly ladies night of the Elk’s
club. The young women who at
tended the Battle of Flowers in San
Antonio representing the Elk’s club
were guests of honor. Miss Alma
Reeves was the honor guest from
Weslaco. Punch was served through
out the evening.
At the games of bridge Mrs. Rob
ert Robertson of Mercedes and Mr.
Phail who is visiting here from
California were winners of the high
score prizes. After the games the
guests were taken to the roof where
they were served delicious ice cream
and cake in the club colors of purple
and white. Upon returning to the
club room the guests were surprised
with an orchestra and dancing was
enjoyed until a late hour.
• • •
MOTHERS CLl’B
The Mothers’ olub met for the last
regular meeting of the school vear
Wednesday afternoon at the Steph
en F. Austin school with a large at
tendance. An excellent program was
given by the children under the di
rection of Miss Gertie Whitehurst.
The new officers were installed for
the coming year and era as follows:
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Beautiful Hair
and healthy scalp
I’M Valley Flowers Hair Oil
and Brilliantine.
Well kept, beautiful hair is a
personal attraction and a
personal satisfaction.
If ycu need a goci scalp food
trv VALLEY FLOWERS
HAIR OIL. It not only is a
food but keeps the hair in
place.
Valley Flowers BrUUnnti*
in paste and liquid form and
is excellent to keep the hair '
looking well dressed.
Both product* delightfully
perfumed.
All leading druggist*. Barber
Shops and Beauty Parlors.
Valley Flower*
Brilliantine, 50c
Valley Flower*
Hair Oil, 25c and 50c
Mrs. T. W. Glass, president; Mrs.
Earl Clark, first vice president: Mrs.
O. B, King, second vice president:
Mrs Seth Duncan, secretary; Mrs.
W. F. Powell, treasurer; Mrs. A.
Hendrickson, reporter.
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RECITAL
Mrs. Ida Love of Alamo will pre
sent her dancing pupils from the
entire Valley in Dreamland Vaude
ville and Miss Thelma Smith will
present her pupils in expression at
the local high school auditorium
Monday evening. May 13. Fifty and
twenty-five cents will be charged
and half the proceeds will go to
benefit the local Girl Reserves. This
will be one of the outstanding enter
tainments of the month with special
scenery, music and costumes. Pupils
of Miss Smith on the program are:
Marv Ann Wall who will read, "Half
Fare’’ and “The New Baby"; Dor
othy Bell King who will read.
“Sonny meets the Smiths : Golde
Frances La Duke who will read,
"Think before Speaking” and "Ma
and her Check Book’’; Blinda Carl
son who will read. "A Hurried call
Laddies". Children from Weslaco
taking part in the dancing are;
Martha Joe Daney, Neomi La Duke.
Marylyn McAskill. Peggy Grimes,
Mariorie Warren, Nova Smith and
Gladys Clark.
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P. -T. A. ELECTS
Oficers were elected at the recent
meeting of the P.-T. A. with the
following result: Mrs. A. C. La
Duke. president: Mrs. C. E Thomp
son. vice president: Mrs W. T. Bar
bee. secretary; Mrs. Carl Moeller,
treasurer.
The committee chairmen were also
elected and the president appointed
the other members of the commit
tees. they are as follows: Program.
Mrs. C. E. Thompson, chairman.
Miss Eu Jean 8mith. Mrs. Carl
Moeller. Mrs. V. R. Myers: member
ship, Mrs. L. M. Brasher, chairman.
Mrs. J. T. Hudson and Mrs. L. W.
Yates; finance, Mrs. B. J. Scott,
chairman. Mrs. R. E. Clark. Mrs.
Walter Andrews. Mrs. A. 8. Pike and
Mrs. J. 8. Phillies; magazine. Mrs.
H. Raymond Mills, chairman, Mrs.
C. Lester Skaggs; publicity. Mrs.
Monte Walker, chairman. Mrs. W. E.
Anderson. Mrs. E. E. Chamness;
health. Mrs. R. A. Rowland, chair
man. Mrs. Thomas F. Rives; hos
pitality. Mrs. J. E. Montgomery,
chairman. Mrs. George Morrison,
Mrs. W. L. Forbes. Mrs. H. J. Buddv
meyer. Mrs. Harry Stebbbins. Miss
Gertrude 8treuer: scrapbook. Mrs.
W. B. Benton, chairman. Mrs F. C.
McConnell.
Mrs. J. E. Montgomerv Is the re
tiring president. Mrs. LaDuke was
vice president for the past year
The next meeting of the association
will be held the first Wednesday in
June which will be June 5 at the
community hall.
ADVENT SCHOOL TO
BE HELD AT 9 A. M.
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Sunday school at the Church of
the Advent. Episcopal, has been
change Is made to allow members
the morning service from 11 to 10
* m. for Sunday. May 12. The
change is made to alio members
► to attend the baccalaureate sendee
at the high school auditorium at
11 a. m. Services will be held at
the regular hour thereafter.
MOTORIST CHASED 92 MILES
NORWICH. Eng.—Pursued for 92
miles. Robert Colton was arrested
! for failing to stop after his automo
i bile struck a woman.
By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Dinner Menu
Lamb Chops. Park Ave. •
New Potatoes in Cream
Asparagus and Tartar Sauce
Fruit Rolls Butter
Head Lettuce and Russian Dressing
Lemon Pie Coffee
Lamb Chops. Park Avenue.
Serving Eight
8 lamb chops; 1-2 teaspoon salt:
1-4 teaspoon paprika; 8 slices
pineapple.
Pan broil the chops until well
Valley Boys Invited
On Annual Rotarians
Lake Olmito Picnic
(Special to The Herald)
SAN BENITO. May 11.—Boys
from San Benito, Highland, Los
Indios. Rio Hondo. Los Fresnos and
the Browne tract are Invited to as
semble at the San Benito city
park at 3 o'clock Thursday after- |
noon of next week, from which
point they will be taken by San
Benito Rotarians to Lake Olmito. j
for the annual Rotary club boys
picnic. :
Arrangements will be made for
the boys to be excused from school
classes in time to attend the
party.
Frank C. Ludden is general chair- |
man of the day, and is in charge
of transportation. Asa Agar Is in
charge of the food, and has as his
task the assembling of 2.000 ice
cream bars, 3.500 buns. 275 pound*;
of weinies, and ten gallons of
pickles.
Bruce Gentry Is in charge of
sports, assisted by Ed Brady. Ralph
Agar, A. L. Montgomery and
Charles Pugs ley are other members
of the committee.
browned on both shies. flprtnfeS*
with the salt. Place the pine
apple slices under the browned I
chops and broil foe lb mtouua.
Serve on a platter •antlatMd with,
parsley.
Baste the chops several time*
during the broiling.
Xew Peis tees In (M
1« cooked new potatoa# «"filed*
I teaspoon salt: 1-4 twipoifl|
rtka; 1-4 teaspoo-. eatery ^pPbav
cup cream.
Mis the ingredients and bake fee
20 minutes in a baking dish in a
moderate men The potatoes am
very well flavored.
Tartar Saare far the ksparagwe
1-2 cup stiff mayonnaise, 3
tablespoons, lemon juice; 1-4 cop
cHbpped pickle relish; 1 teaspoon
finely chopped onion: 1-i let
spoon salt.
Mix. and chill the ingredient*
and serve with the asparagus
Fruit Ro'ls. Herring Eight
3 cups flour: 4 teaspoons baking I'
powder; 1-4 teaspoon, salt; 1 table- *
spoon sugar; 3 tablespoons fat; ! I
egg: 1-2 cup milk; 1*3 cup chop
ped figs: 1-2 cup chopped candied! 1
pineapple; S tablespoons nut.*.
Mix the flour, baking powder
salt and sugar Cut in the fat a it n
a knife and add the egg and milk
When a soft dough forms, pat out,
on floured paper until the drmri
is 1-2 inch thick. Spread with tr
uest of the ingredients and mil, up
Pinch the edge? together to pre
vent the filling 'from falling otr
Cut off 1-3 inch slice* and place if
them, flat side up. tn a greased i
baking pan Bake tn a moderate
oven for IS minutes. Serve warm'
with butter.
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Change of P< ilicy
Sale
Commencing Tuesday, May 14th
*
After four years in the Valley I have decided to change
the policy of my store. My announcement following my
change of Policy Sale will be of utmost importance to the
women throughout the Valley. Something new and dif
ferent will be offered to you. Now I am offering my pre
sent stock at—
Tremendous Reduction
The most complete stock of high grade ladies ready to wear in the en
tire Rio Grande Valley. My friends and customers are well meq«alDt#<f
with the Annette Ramming merchandise and this same merchandise in
being offered to you at prices within reach of all.
Every Garment A Bargain
Dresses of Chiffon, Georgette, Linens, Printed Crepes, Wash Silks, ill
all the new modes in Dresses and Ensembles. Georgeous evening
Gowns in the height of fashion — A few spring coats — Summer Mil
linery', Lingerie and Costume Jewelry
All Must Co
And They Are Certainly Priced to Sell v
Of Courae No Exchanges or Refunds
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ANNETTE RAMMING
I Opposite Rialto Theatre Harlingen I