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County Club Women
Close Encampment
The annual encampment of Cameron county 4-H club women opened
Tuesday at the Y. W. C. A. camp at Rio Hondo, and will continue througn
out today. About 35 club women of the county and visitors were pres
ent for the first day’s session, and a larger attendance is expected to
day. A delicious picnic lunch was served at noon at the camp, brought
Dasjsei sxyie oy me ciuo mcmoers. *
Miss Dorothy Porter, Cameron J
county demonstration agent, is di
recting the two-day camp and the
program which includes discussions
and demonstrations of phases of
club work.
Mrs. Volney Taylor of Browns
ville, president of the Fifth District
federation, spoke yesterday on
“Value of Federation to Home Dem
onstration Clubs” Miss Mildred
B®r;nn, spoke on the subject Look
in* Forward in Home Demonstra
tion Work.” Henry Alsmcver, coun
ty agent, discussed poultry dem
onstration. and wardrobe demon
strators. led by Mrs. Dora Barnes,
gave reports. A stunt program
was the entertainment in the eve
ning.
Today's program was to include
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Society Calendar I
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THUR8DAY
West Banker civic club meets
with Mrs. J. L. Kowalski at 3:30.
a talk by Miss Bennie Campbell;
"Inexpensive Home Improvements.”
by Miss Mildred Horton; Demon
stration of the Making of a Sewing
Screen. Mrs. Etta Ringgold; ••Illu
mination for the Home” Miss Al
ice ScLeutze; "Present Styles and
Style Trends.” Mrs. Dora Barnes;
Rug demonstration. Mrs. Charles
Yost.
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Delegates Attend
Lodge Meet
Mrs J K Bull. Mrs Florence
Avehhe. and Mrs. Margaret Mc
Clughan attended the all-day semi
annual session of the Valley As
sembly of Odd Fellows and Rebe
kalis held yesterday in Raymond
ville. Over 100 members and guests
of the lodges were present during
the day.
An outstanding feature of the
morning session was the address
given by Ray Rector of Stamford,
grand master of the Odd Fellows
of Texas.
The delegates were welcomed by
Judge Dorsett of Raymondville and
response was given by O. J. Love
joy of McAllen for the Odd Fellows,
and by Mrs. Ada Dean of San Be
nito for Rebekahs.
Isadore Moritz was elected pres
ident of the assembly during the
afternoon business session, with
other officers as follows: M. L. Em.
mons. first vice-president; Mrs. Ada
Curry of Raymondville. second vice
president; J. O. Ward, Mercedes,
reelected secretary; o. J. Gunn, re
elected treasurer; Mrs. Allan,
chaplain; W. J. Woods of San Bc
nnlto. sergeant-at-arms.
The afternoon address was de
livered by Barry Miller, candidate
for governor. A watermelon feast
was enjoyed late in the afternoon,
and the evening session was given
over to degree contests among the
teams.
Comings, Goings
Miss Bessie Goforth left Wednes
day for a visit m California. Her
sister, Miss JLee Goforth, returned
this week from an extended visit in
Chicago.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Flores. Miss D.
Downs and Oscar Schodts are h^-re
irom San Antonio to attend the
wedding Sunday of Miss Hazel
Downs and Noel Ryall at Point
Isabel.
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Miss Billie Irene Bennett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Bennett, received her diploma last
night with the graduating class
from the Methodist hospital in
Houston.
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Mrs. J. L. Abney expects to leave
Thursday for her old home in
Omaha. Neh, to remain the rest of
the summer.
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Mrs W R Jones, county super
intendent, Mrs. A. W. Cocke, and
Mrs. Volney Taylor went to Rio
Hondo Tuesday for the opening day
of the Cameron County 4-H clubs
camp
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Convention To
DrawNumerous
Ex- Valleyites
A number of former residents of
the Valley, together with frequent
visitors to the Valley, are planning
to attend the state convention of
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs June 9. 10 and 11. according
to Mrs. Blanche Fulgham, Harlin
gen, president of the Valley federa
tion. The Valley federation includes
the clubs of Brownsville. San Be
nito. Harlingen. Mercedes. Weslaco,
Donna. McAllen. Edinburg and
Raymond vllle.
Mrs. W. D James o! Corpus
Christi lived for many years in San
Benito. She is employed in the city
ticket office of the Missouri Pacific
Railway in Corpus Christi. where
she has lived for the past sis
years.
Mrs Margaret Barry Treflich,
also of Corpus Christi. lived in Mc
Allen for some time. Mrs. Treflich
has been with the W. L. Pearson
company for several years in var
ious capacities, and part of the
time she was in the McAllen office
of the company. Prior to coming
to McAllen. Mrs. Treflich was in
the Houston office. After leaving
McAllen. She was transferred tc
Corpus Christi. when the Pearson
of lice was installed there. She is a
charter member of the Corpus
Christi club Mrs. Treflich will ar
rive in Harlingen Saturday even
ing In the party with her will be
Misses Leona Witherspoon. Jamie
Mateer. Claire Richardson Bovett.
and Lucille Lawrence Smith, also
of Corpus Chrlsti.
Mrs Alice Sampson of Waco
will visit her son. Torn Sampson of
Harlingen, during the convention
days. Mrs. Sampson is president of
the Waco club, and during her
term of office the club membership
has increased from forty-eight to
seventy members. She is custodian
of the Vault at the Citizens' Na
tional Bank. Mrs Sampson is an
active worker in the Waco Little
Mrs W T Bolding of Temple is
very well known m the Valley. Mrs.
Bolding is the widow of a well
known Texas physician, and has a
wid? acquaintanceship throughout
the Valley, having made a number
of trips with the late Dr. Bolding.
For the past two years she had
been hostess in the Scott and
White Clinic of Temple, and
through her work has become ac
quainted with many more Valley
people. She is arriving Saturday
with Doctor Bertha S. McDavitt,
also of Temple, so that she will
have a chance to renew friend
ships.
Miss Daisy H. Leake, also of
Temple, has been a visitor to the
Valley many times. She has ad
dressed clubs of the Valley on sev
eral occasions. Miss Leake is se
cond vice president of the Nation
al Federation and will be a featured
speaker Monday evening. June 9,
at the Fair Park Auditorium, Har
lingen. when the convention will
be opened. The Valley will have an
opportunity to hear Miss Leake, as
the program will be open for the
public.
Dance Pupils Please
In Evening Recital
A crowd of patrons which filled
♦ ie auditorium of the junior col
;e last night witnessed the eighth
nnual presentation of Katharin
lay’s dancing pupils in a beautiful -
iy arranged recital program. A
umber of pupils of several years
uning, as well as a large group
i beginners, impressed the audl
ce with marked demonstrations
their ability.
Leads in the evening’s feature
.nces were taken by Elizabeth
Morris in the gypsy number; Ber
nce Kowalski in 'Sweeter Tha:
Sweet;” Craig McNair, the only bo'
in the recital, in his tap danclns
and Alice Fitch Warden in music*
comedy tap dance*.
The opening number demonstrat
Ing mechanics learned by the child
ren during the year was presente
by the two younger classes and tin
tots in green and white polka do
rompers. Costumes and stage Ret
ags for the gypsy skit were color
ful an fantastic, and "Sweeter Thar
Sweet" was enhanced by the young
children in lovely shaded pgr
costumes. The older pupils partici
y ited in the same dance In smart
nodern white pique outfits.
The babv number of the program
In the Garden.” won much ap
>:mse in its stage and beauty cos
jme effectiveness displayed by the
tie folks. Dancers in “Tiptoe
Through the Tulips” wore Ions
•pen organdy frock*, and damtj
y.nk tulip bonnets.
Closing the brief but highly en
joyable program was the waits
clog, an Innovation in dandns
which the children learned this veai
in class work featuring tap special
ties.
The program follows:
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Health exercises, Cart Wheels and
Sollts: Craig McNair.
Janice McKay, Ann Wells.Bevere
]y Black, Dorothy Shrum. Joe Anr
f kInner, Ruth Edelstein. Ella Mat
?.!''Campbell. Bettie Hicks, Nelwyr
Dodson. Doris McKay. Mary Rutt
Graig, Gweneth Douglas. Jeannive
Mgil. Alice Graig, Truly Joyce
Wells. Betty Havks, Albert Young
II
Ovpsy Frolic, Craig McNair.
Janice McKay. Ann Wells, Bever
]y Black, Dorothy Shrum, Joe Anr
Skinner. Ruth Edelstein, Ella Mat
McCampbell. Bettll Hicks, Nelwyr
Dodson. Doris McKay. Helen Edel
stetn. Ethel Marie Stevenson. Phylh
Moncur, Gweneth Douglas, Jeannive
Magll, Truly Joyce Wells.
Two Little Gypsy Maids.
Aline Graig. Mary Ruth Graig.
Gypsie Widens.
Mary Ruth Craig. Mary France:
Seago, Alberta Young, Jane Rich
ardson, Lillian Rose Schmeiling,
ines Bruiay, Bernice Kowals&i.
III
Special .tap number, Alice Fitch
Warden.
IV
“Sweeter Thau Sweet", Tap
iYounger Ciassi
Craig McNair, Doris McKay,
Oweneth Doug,as, Pliylis Moncur,
Mary Ruth Craig, Aluie Craig.
Tap; Older Class.
Mary Trances Seago, Alberta
Young, Jane Richardson. Euzabetn
Morns, Santa Young, Alice Ward,
en. LUiian Rose Scnmelilng. Inez
Bruiay.
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In The Garden; Baby Class.
Nelwyn Dodson, Dorothy Shrum
Beverly Black. Joe Ann Skinner,
Ann Wells, Ruth Edelstein, Janice
McKay, Betty Hicks.
VI
‘ Tiptoe Through The Tulips With
Me”; Musical Comedy Number.
Younger Class.
Craig McNair. Nelwyn Dodson,
Deris McKay, Mary Ruth Craig,
Helen Edelstein, Ethel Marie Stev
enson. Phylis Moncur. Oweneth
Douglas, Jeannive Magil, Aline
Craig. Truly Joyce Wells
Musical Comedy Number. Older
Class.
Alice Fitch Warden, Mary Fran
ces Seago, Alberta Young, Jane
Richardson. Elizabeth Morris. Lil
lian Rose Schmeiling, Eernice Ko
wal&ki, Inez Bruiay.
Walt* Clog; Older Class.
Alice Fitch Warden. Mary Fran
ces Seago. Alberta Young. Jane
Richardson, Elizabeth Morris, Sa
rita Young, Lillian Rose Schmel
img, Bernice Kowalski. Inez Brulav.
• • •
Miss Claire Key returned this
week from a stay of several months'
in New York City and will resume
her former position with the Her
ald.
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Mrs. Bascom Cox left the city
this week for Austin to visit her
parents for a week or ten days.
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i Weslaco
BRIDE ELECT IIONOREE
AT KITCHEN' SHOWER
Mrs. Frank Edwards most charm
ingly entertained a number of
friends Saturday afternoon with a
kitchen showpr honoring Miss
Maurine Hvistendahl. who is to be
married to Stanley B. Crockett on
June 11.
The spacious living room was
beautiful with its decorations of
roses and cape Jasmine attractively
arranged.
Games and contests furnished;
laughter and entertainment
throughout the afternoon.
. The bride-elect was presented
with a recipe calinet. each guest
bringing their choice recipe. A re
cipe "How to Preserve a Husband"
which was read aloud was very
Interesting.
In the midst of the merriment a
knock was heard at the door. When
the hostess answered the knock she
found an Italian pddler who want
ed to show his wares. The hostess
Suffered for 25 Years
With Rheumatism
Mr. George Straka of Rowena
Texas, says—I want to thank you
for helping me to health and hap
piness again, as your Alonzo Urban
Treatment has entirely relieved me
of Rheumatism after using every
thing else recommended. No mat
ter how long you have suffered or
how many other remedies you have
tried this Treatment will surely give
you relief.
$1.50 or full 35 Days Treatment
for only $3.00, At Cisneros Drug
■ Stores. adv.
said she did not wish anything but'
he insisted that he had verythlng
for the kitchen and must show
them. He was tnen admitted and
told that he could show them to
Miss Hvistendahl. As he displayed
each gift he explained its use.
A delicious salad course was serv
ed with lemonade to the following
Mesdames George Morrison. Grant
Morrison, Alden Wade and daught
er, PriciUa, J. C. Potts and daught
er Edith, O. E. Ridenour, L. J.
Hartvell, B. E. Nickols, 3. T. Nick
ols. Fleet Lentz and daughter, Nad
ine. Marvme Hvistendahl, A. Hvis
endahl, H. E. Hvistendahl, George
D. Crockett. L. R. Crockett. T. F.
Langford and Miss Emily Edwards.
Out of town guests were: Mes
dames Frank King of San Diego,
Cal.. B. E. Matteson of Donna.
Cooper of San Antonio, H. L.
Schmalzreid of Harlingen. Ewing D.
Clark of Brownsville and Miss
Marie Clark of Brownsville.
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MANY ATTEND
OPEN MELTING
The Knights of Pythias of Wes
laco held an open meeting for its
members, their families and friends
last Thursday evening. A good at
tendance enjoyed every number of
the evenings entertainment, after
which light refreshments were serv-1
ed
The evenings program consisted
of very well rendered piano solos
by Mrs Geo. H. Hoefer, Tap and
toe dancing by Miss Mary Jan- Lee.
who is a little artist appreciated by
every one; select readings by H. B.
Van Viiet and Miss Mildred Nettles;
Some very clever magic stunts and
hypnotism leatures by *Oeo. H
Hoefer; special numbes by a young
ladies quartett. consisting of Miss
Nettle. Butts, Fleming and Paish.
Music was furnished by the Wesla
co "Old Timers’* Orchestra, well
known in this community.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. John Robinson and children.
A FAMILY !
; DOCTOR’S LAXATIVE
IS BEST
Your health is too important! You ,
cannot afford to experiment with
your delicate bowels when coated
tongue, bad breath, headache, gas,
nausea, feverishness, lack of appetite,
no energv, etc , warn of const ipation.
This applies not only to grown people,
but more particularly to children.
That’s why a family doctor’s laxative
is always the safe choice.
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
prepared today under strict labora
tory supervision from fresh laxative
herDs and other pure ingredients,
and exactly according to Dr. Cald
well’s original prescription.
Today, millions of families rely
on Dr. Caldwell's judgment in the
selection of their laxative. For Dr.
Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, in bottles
ready for use. sold in all drugstores,
is now the largest telling laxative in
the worldl
May’ine and Jack, left Monday for
their home in Alpine alter a two
weeks visit with Mr*. Robinsons
sister, Mrs. T. W. Lowe.
Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Wren are the
proud parents of a seven-mad one
half pound baby boy born Monday,
June 3. The baby has been named
Elden Butord*. Mother and baby are
doing nicely.
forever <5\fter I
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pantheon
DESIGN
The bride with the traditions of ft
new name to uphold—chooses Pan*
theon. The bride with a background
of her own to maintain—chooses
Pantheon.
It is solid silver. It is a design
gifted with superior loveliness, Dis* i
tinguished simplicity of line and de*,
tail makes it the most perfect modern
expression of good taste. And this
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