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Donna High School
Names Honor Studes
(Special to The Herald)
DONNA, April 30—The honor
atudenta of the Donna high school
are Aileen Scott, valedictorian, and
Joy Sergeant, salutatortan. Ruth
Sergeant, a sister of the salutator
lan, came close to winning the posi
tion of second honors.
Max Bortensteln is first honor
boy.
Dor f man’s Dorfman’s
t 7th Annual
'Graduation Sale
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PHARR SCHOOL
PLANS GIVEN
Commencement to Begin
Thursday With Annual
Operetta
(Special to The Herald.)
PHARR. April 30— Commence
ment activities in the Pharr-San
Juan schools will begin Thursday
when the Pharr grammar school
presents the annual operetta.
On May 2 Pharr Baptist church
will entertain the seniors of the
high school with a banquet and a
lawn party, an annual affair.
On May 9 the annual Junior high
"open house" will be given. At this
time the teachers of the junior
high school and the students are
hosts to the patrons of the school
and the public. Representative dis
play of the work accomplished dur
ing the year is made and a program
showing the accomplishments of
the fine arts department will be
rendered.
Junior-Senior
The evening of May 10 ha* been
designated Junior-Senior night. At
this time the juniors of the senior
high school will entertain the grad
uating class with a banquet.
On May 11 the boys and girls
glee clubs will render a sacred
musical program under direction of
Mrs. Lenore Motley.
On May 25 the baccalaureate
sermon will be delivered at the high
school audtiorium.
Senior class night will be May 27.
The program will consist of clasr.
will, class prophecy, class history,
class songs, and other features.
Graduation exercises for junior
high will be held May 28.
Dr. Joekel to Speak
On May 29. commencement will
dose the school activities for *he
year. Dr. Samuel L. Joekel of Aus
tin, professor in the University of
Texas and in the Austin Presby
terian Theological seminary': will
deliver the address. Dr. Joekel will
use as his subject "The Basic
Qualities of Life."
The senior class this year is
composed of 36 members. Prospec
tive graduates are Jack Anderson.
Richard Banks, Elden Bell, Mildred
Bell, Alice Cameron. Alejandro Cas
tro, Dorothy Christiansen, Cornelia
Citty, Marvin Clark, Louise Craw
ford, Iva Lee Derr. Harriet Doff
ing, Harlin Doty. Bernice Dreibelb
is, Carly Ebv, Madeline Gillespie,
Imogene Holdridge, Leonard Irving
Victor Kormeier, Nina J. La Fleur.
Evelyn Latham, Ruby Motley, Lois
Nelson, Edna Lee Platt, Carmen
Saldana, Mary Ellen Savage. Hel
en Senters. Helen Sharrer. Bernice
Skeans, Thelma Slocum Myrl
Splawn. Ernest Wagner, Stella
Warnock, Dalton Wittenburg, Erma
Young, Ethel Barbara Young.
Joint Club Meeting
PHARR, April 30-Pharr Kiwanis
club and the Lions club of San
Juan plan a joint meeting at the
Pharr Kiwanis clubhouse. Dr. Sam
uel L. Joekel of Austin Presby
terian Theological seminary will be
the principal speaker. Dr. Joekel
addressed the local club two years
ago.
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Caaeron Courts
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
COURTS
No. 9474—John D. Ritchie vs. First
National Bank of Harlingen, Texas,
debt and sequestration.
No. 9475—Aldridge-Kimmell vs.
August Vlemink, debt.
COUNTY COURT
Han. Oscar C. Dancy, Judge
Filings: No. 1850—In re Estate
Myrtle K. Cook, Deceased.
CAMERON COUNTY COURT AT
. LAW
Hon. John I. KlHber. Judge
No. 4386—Ed Lindberg vs. Johnnie
R. Frlebele, judgment for plaintiff
No. 4389—First National Bank In
Brownsville. Texas, vs. J. C. Tubbs,
et al, judgment for plaintiff.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
(Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.)
Cameron County
George and Laura Jeffus to J. B.
Still; 24 ac. tr. out of north 1-2
farm block 57 Wilson Tract, $10.00
George F. Walker to Chester H.
DeBardeleben; lot 6 blk. 41, Browns
ville, $4500.00.
Claude Macy to Matthew L.
Whelan; the south 15 acres farm
blk. 177. El Jardin Sub. 8h. 27, E.
8. Ot. $10.00.
A. Wayne Wood to Margaret Mc
Clughan; lots 978 and 979. Colonla
Victoria, Brownsville. $10.00.
May Peters to P. W. Burger M.
Elizabeth Burger: the east 3 acres
of the west 6 acres of the north
11.9 acres of blk. 70 Wilson Tr.
$3500.00.
Nabor M. Torres to Antonia O.
de Gam; lots 18 and 19 blk. 3.
Villa Maria Gdns. Brownsville $10.
Nabor M Torres to Mrs. Horten -
da G. de Torres: lot 6 blk. 140,
Brwonsville $10.00.
D. M. dc Mrs. D. M. Heame to
Cuates Dev. Co.; the north 18.09
acres blk. 3 Collins Sub. La Ferla
Grant $10.00.
Bruce S Gentry, Arthur L. Har
1 ris to Cuates Dev. Co.; lot 21 sec.
1. 20 ac. Harris Gentry Sub. Sh
28. E S. Gt. $10.00.
Berly Prop Inc. to Jacob Kuhn
and Nora Kuhn: the west 10 ac. of
the east 20 25 acres blk. 58, Briggs
& Coleman Sub. S10.000 00.
C. M. Pierce to J. B. Olinger;
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CULFREFINING COMPANY
block 108 coot. 40 ac. El Fresnal
Sub. San B. L. & W. Co. $10.00.
M. F. and Nina Orr to J. B.
Oiinger; 33.7 acres south of the
main canal In block 84, F. L. & I.
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H. J. Hinkley. Alice L. Hinkly to
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a re-sub. of blks. 7, 8, 9. 19. 29.
Ebony Heights out of farm blk 123.
San BL Sc W Co. C. de C. Ot. $10.00
Oscar and Alice E. Paterson to
Milton Construction. Co.; out of E.
8. Ot. 3.24 ac. lot 7, blk 306, Oscar
Hart et al. $575.00.
J. L. & Jane McDonald to M. K
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Valley Orchards Rel. Co. to Mc
Leod-Hood Co.; east ten acres blk.
29, McLeod-Hood Prop. 1, $10.00
Valley Orchards Rel Co. to Mc
Leod-Hood Co.; south five acres
block 25, McLeod-Hood Prop. I,
$10.00.
Valley Orchards Rel. Co. to Mc
Leod-Hood Prop. 1, $10.00.
The A1 Parker, Sec. Co. to A1 end
Lloyd Parker. Inc.; the north ten
ac. blk. 39, Pomelo Sub. Pa Peria
Grant $10.00.
Cecil Carruth, Lois Carruth to
A. G. Kendrick; lots 23 and 24.
Brown Addn. Harlingen out of farm
blk. 4 Sur. 36,288,290, H. L. Ac W
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Port Isabel Irrl* Co. to A. L.
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