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(Valley Society
» Telephone 7
f Weslaco |
*** OCTST AKM3SG
SOCIAL ETEXT
^Ope of tiie —totaadiag soca.1
of the week was a tea ptet
Mr the Bassness and Profeajanil
Wo&ta'i Clan. Saadaj itlcmxr.
« ^eCJty Hall. in honor of the
La Fma dab. Tbe dab colors of
yflwi and green were a*ed
^^*boat-the party. Larkspur anc
flwi decorations. The tea table
was bud with a beaataf al ^
cbKh. with a censer piece of flow
ers and green tapers a silver MM
^era Mrs. Era Cremaer presided as
Tbe program was as follows: ’
Made by Weslaco dab. reading of
Oie creed, vocal welcome ad
dress by Mrs. Nat Howard, paso
sc'i® by Mrs Bryant James. Mrs
Waee Btebfcns presented tbe La
^etia dab with baloons as they
are known as the baby elab of tla
Valley, talk by the viee-presiden:
<* the La Ferta dob. talk by Mrs
Cressner, ptubst of the Weslaco
dab. song “Into the Dawn with
Ton” by Mw Jean Smith, piano
«*> by Mrs Bryant James
■Rim BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN
The Mothers club of the Stephen
P Austin School held a benefit
bridge party at tlx City Ha2 Sat
urday afternoon Nasturtiums
fern were used in the dnantiocu
Mr*. T. W Glass and Mrs Carl
Moeller were in charge A refresh
ment course was served to 54 guests
• • •
lovely decorations
ARE DAINTY FEATURE
Mrs If V. Sidner deaghtfully
entertained the Lhao Grande
Bridge club Friday afternoon. Sweet
peas and stock in shades of laven£>
aad pmk were used ip the Coral
deeormtiom. these colors being far
ther emphasised in the tallies tah>
aceessoeles and pri» wrapping?
High club score faror was present
ed to Mrs. R Raymond 1CH& and
high goes to Mrs. J. Edvard Jay.
Jr. •
A plate luncheon was served to
club members and the fol
raests: Mesdames Carl
MaeEer. BrtekseH. Harry Soother
Anna Richardson. J Edward Jay.
Jr. of SmiihTiHe. Texas
WWW
STSreiSE BIRTHDAY
TARTT DELIGHTF1L
Among the interesting mhi’ *
events of the week vrms a surprise
Mrtbdajr party given by Miss Louise
Douthit Saturday evening at the
name of her siater Mr, E G.
Cashier, honoring Mrs Brran
Hutto a profusion of spring
ers was used throughout the house
Danring furnished amusement un
12! a late hour.
A sweet course was served to
Mews, and Mesdames Brran Ha*
tn. Dock Odem. Randan Cone. Fiord
Langford. E. G. Brashier. Mrs
BSaach Janes of Harlingen. v ^
Dorris Douthit. Mary Heller. Ethie
Mary Stath. Ora Doris. Haze!
Rogers. Edith Shrode. Thelma
Smith of Corpus Christ!. Jean
Sni'h. Botera Baker Louise Cook.
Margaret ptca
Messrs. Bdj Thomas, C. H. G
Sctpheascc, Lather Hughes. Hodre
Thompson. Hugh Sams. Henry
Lnt Henry Wnght. Ted Sneed. S
-V McWhorter. J p. Wood. C. F.
Mackey. Henry Po^akooski. Mc
Mases, Gaegrr Charles Perry.
The hoporee received macr
lovely gifts.
• • •
%l~XILIAST ELECTS
MW OFFICE! S
The Wes^co Toiunteer Fire De
partment Auxiliary met Friday eve
ning as the home of Mrs. T. D
Potter, vtth the president.. Mrs. C
C. Casey, presiding- In she shdrt
business session officers far the
cocnng pear were elected as foi
lo*s: president Mrs. Irby Ford,
v.re-president. Mrs. Parks: secre
tary and treaarer. Mrs. T. D Pos
ter Refreshments were served by
Mesdames Parks and Salgae to
fifteen members. The next meeting
am be Aprs 3rd at the home cf
Mrs. T. D. Fhrd.
METHODIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETING
Cire> two of the Methodist Mis
sionary Society met Mooday after
noon at the home of Mrs C. C.
Marsh?: with IT members and nw
guests present Mrs W J. Batch
president, was in charge of the
then turned over to Mrs H. T
Hampton. Mrs. T W Glass dis
eased the last chapter of the BJ»>
study wrucr. was. "Practical appli
cation of the Method of Friend
ship" References from the Bih>
•ere read by Mesdames W F
Andersen. Gordon Kethley Irby
Ford, and C. H Stevensor.
The next meeting will be a scd&l
tneetmg at the home of Mr*. E
F Pepper.
• • •
review or chapter
or ROMANS is STUDY
Circle one of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary met Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Votrtk. Tfe
meeting was opened with circle
nrayer and roll cal A review of the
IS chapter? of Remans was the
lesson study for the afternoon, with
each woman giving a renew of one
chapter A delicious refreshment
courv was served to twelve mem
ber.. and two guests
* • • •
EIGHT PRESENT
AT SESSION
The Lottie Moon circle of the
Baptist W M. C met Monday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs Bert
Robertson for their reeular meet
ing The Bible study was on the
lith and 19th chaucer* of Matthew
led by Mrs E C. Coach. There
were eight members present The
newt meeting will be a Missionary
program at toe home of Mss
Char'ie Hound
Mission
week or nmnEK
OBSERVED LAST WEEK
Las: week was obsertfrec u “week
of prayer" for Home Mission by
the lfrssionarr ^njoc of the Bar:.-*
charcii. w£h Mn R Hardsra-re ta
change of the deroctexal. others
taking their Jura m leadmx the
WELCOME
' To
Julian’s Booterie
^ e wart to take this occasion to wel
come oar new nei^hbo^ and wish teem
all the success in the world.
Guarantee Shoe Store
1312 EUufcrth Sc BrovasTiile
THE
UHERNATWUL SlIOE $T0RE
Takes Great Pleasure
In
Welcoming To |
Brownsville
THE NEW
T_ ULIAN ’S OOTERIE
STSdS °* ** 3**10m ***
On Wednesday the meeting* dosed
with a general report and the
regular first of the month business
meeting as usually observed, with
a real get-together of the member*
of that faith on Friday as the First
Baptist church, presided over by
Rev. George Benson.
On Sunday evening the Mission
ary Union was also in charge of the
program. Mrs. Galen Bushev jres
idmg with ‘Home Missions' pres
ented to the large audience in a
very effiaent manner.. A big ob
jection was received for the wom
ens work of the cause
• r a
REGULAR WORK
TRANSACTED .•
The Presbyterian Auxiliary held
their regular first of the month
has;peas meeting presided over by
Mrs T. B Sammons general prrs
The session way held to Use
church and the regular routine of
business caned for.
_ • a m
REPORT' HEARD
AT MEETING
Mrs. H:rr.er Smith presided a:
the business affairs of the Wom
an's Missionary society a: the Pin*.
Methodist church last Thursday.
Reports were pren by Mrs
Bieifus and Mrs Scotpns. treas
urers. also ocher chairmen of Art*
Announcement was made of the
Quarterly me meeting here on
the las: Tuesday afternoon in the
month, the change due to ocher
affairs of note far the repilar
meeting day.
Mrs Wilbur Close tendered an
invitation **> the members and
fnecds at her home south of this
city far the third Thursday m the
month, which was accepted. It
wiE be a social meet.
• • •
FOUR TABLE PERSONNEL
ENTERT AINED SATtRDAT
Mr. and Mrs S. L. Hardin were
hosts on Saturday evening to the
members of the Fnday Nile dinner
bridge club, with a four-table per
sonnel
Hhta scores were held hr Mrs
W O Brown and Dade Hiester
with Mi Samuel Daffie and
PrankEi: Ewers low icrrrv
Oat of club guests included Mr
and Mrs Owen Council Mr and
Mrs Dade Hiester and Verson B
Hid
MI.<. CONWAY HEAD*
P. L O. CHAPTER
Mr? Da> Conway was elected
president of fee local chapter P
E O. Chapter J. Friday at the
meetm* at the T B Sammons
home.
Other officer? are lady Cary
Gillett. nee president: Goldie
Opoenheimer recording secretary;
Le^ie Coeurdon. corresrxmdine sec
retary: Genevieve Jeffries, treas
urer: Mary DeYoe South, chaplain.
Mr? L?:ae Conedon presided
over the meetinr, which ended la
s “constitutional qoh.' which is
observed each year
Delirious refreshments were serv
ed by the hostess
• • •
BRfDC.E rint MEETS
The N:eht Br-dee club met a: the
home cf Mrs. Forence M Hares
Thsrsda- w::h a three-table per
sonnel No oat of club guests were
present
one Lr.ir.i E
MEETING MOVIMT
The Cmr Iearae orjma .on
win meet next Monday afternoon
T.d a spiendid proerax has been
pr-rared.
Mrs. T S He: rer of BrownsrUe
rriH be here and address the to*.
-rt. Mrs. Berrer. is a w»Z known
wae*-an a fane sneaker ar/» an
umtarmn » extended to aZ wxaen
interested in the enrx betterment
of iLssoc and snrrtxcdnx terrt
Ufj.
• • •
PR50VU5
Mr mad Mr« Cards* Erhais and
Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Olsoc were in
Rx Grande City Sunday.
Mr and Mrs A. J. Moan nrt
he~» too ■vtagai 9urxU~
Miss Adhee has been here from
Rkkx sacing wish the Gas
R*ne faaulT and Mr and Mrs. J
W GnaewwM
Mrs. Pxa Gina has get^sed t*»
. 111 .. *
' I
Here's
Real News!
KAYSER
HOSE
S1.95
* _ * _ i
Or and Up Chas it Mcdrt
jef; Sunday cresuzg tor an extend
ed tnp through the wuthea. «and
east. They ar« to {O to Sn Eng
land, where Or. Meidrn wU. at
tend the annaa, conference at the
Methods: Episcopa. charts They
have been spending the pais; aaocth
here wi:h their son and daughter.
Mr and Mrs. T U Melden. and
will return to theg home Oak
Mr. and Mr? George Speer re
turned to thetr Austin home Again
• ni« week
Mrs Penrod has returned to her
home in North Texas, after a very
pleasant mi; with her friend. Mrs.
R. N. South and family.
Paul E Kershaw, physician of
Covington. Ky. was in sown Man
day attending Rotary luncheon.
Rob Dcuglass and B H King of
Edinburg were is Mission Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bishop are in
Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemler ;xd Mr.
and Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Hoebe.
■titer of Mrs. Kemler came las;
Friday from a rant with Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. L Dunbar a; their home
northwest of town.
Miss Eugenia Eppright was elect
ed to membership is the Reagan
Literary Society a; :ae Umveriitv
of Texas, an honor conceded her
because of her splendid grades
e English Miss Eppruth: made
straight ‘As* during the entire
semester in that difficult st dy.
Mr. and Mrs. H G Haslie! and
Mr and Mrs. W. G Johnson of
Oklahoma City came down to the
VaZey she first of the week for a
ibort stay. Bocn these families are
friends of Mr and Mrs. Polhearus
L H Boling of San Beruto was
in Mission the first of the week
on a business trip.
Mrs Mary E Combs, connected
with the VaZey credit bureau of
McAllen was here Monday, giving
a talk before the local Rotary chib
\rs Gus Remark? was here from
the Edinburg section Monday
Miss Myrt> Hatch was m McAZen
Saturday, assisting the Ebtscopahan
Guild at the serving cf a waffle
supper for the benefit of Trinity
church.
Mr and Mrs R ». Rome and
daughter Miss Myrtle Bess listed
-a Brownsville Saturday.
Mrs Herhet Melch and son. Her
bert Jr., returned Tucsdai from a
vatit with her sister. Mrs Kemp in
Houston.
_ Mrs Fiarenee M Haves and Mrs.
T_ B Sammons left Monday mom
at in Mrs Hayes- auto for Hous
ton. where they wi2 attend the
regional conference of the Young
Womans Christian Association
Mr and Mrs. J. E Rutledge of
San Antonio seen: the weekend
with Mr and Mrs Wil: Martir.
Mrs Kemo of TtaBnt who has
been a guest in the home of her
daughter, Mrs Dere Johnson for
some time past, returned the fir**
cf the wejk to her home in that
city
Dr and Mrs Griffith of Houston
are here visiting at the home of
Mr and Mrs Chas Vo^ an the
H®-bert Meleh home
Mrs Kern*? is here with her «maZ
*'*b. Chas. rr. visiting a: the home
nf her narests. Mr and Mrs Chas.
rw Miss Iris wC return to
Hwistoo with her sister the
«f^the week for a time
----A
Harlingen |j
SAX BENITO HOSTS
IXTEtTUX CUT
Mr and Mrs. Pa: Morphy were
cardial basis far the member* at
ibe Della Deck c.ob a: pleat*
as: borne a Sac Bemtc. Tfcarada?
The living rooms were teaixmc:
with the twee. odor of vasey white
orange da«wiH a prcf'a&ior.
of bhaebcnaeUk in arusuc color
As the ranrloiim or Use Hi
ferine games., n was f«zad chat
Mrs G. M Car.cn von the Mft
score and pretty trope* lor tt*
women, and Emmett PteiDipt fcige
for the men. The eonsolanoB seare
was awarded Mrs Berman Wattoc
A salad course was served
FRED WINTERS BO NOFEE
OX BIRTHDAY
A lonely dimer party was gnen
by Mrs. Pted Winters a: her base
oc Saturday when. aftie was a jurat
mg hostess lor a group of friesc*
minted to hoocr the annrrersar
of Mr. Waiters bathdaj la accord
aaoe wah tbe approach^* St
Patrick's Day. green was the cake
chosen for the tasteful appear:
men:,* a; the bounteous *fer
•erred a: 7 o'clock. and also d*
P-ayed *: the after darner game,
of bridge and 50G Late ha the ere
saf a dehcaous colla:«ac wa
served
• Gaests were Messrs and Mec
dames W E Johnson. B Egener
Robert lien?. R. j. Shafer Mrs
Ida CoSe. Miss Helen Waiter*. M. ?
Bessie Eee.’ter Messrs WI&bb
Winters. Henry Gteenleaf. the
baeior guest. Mr F*ed Winters.
• • •
MELODY WAY ft'fjt
EXJOY OlTDOOR PARTY
An Easter egg hunt sat a per
fect ending .to the pang a; the
Pair Park, oq Sataraar afternoon
Own by Mrs, Prank Chastain, fer
the young pupLs of her llelwdr
Way Music class. The children bad
a royal time in psaymg games oc
the beautiful lawn. arAr the eooct
trees. In the same delightful spot
the panic sapper was served
enjoyed
• • •
P-T. .1 MEETING
WELL ATTENDED
The North Ward Pare- :-Tears
ers Assort*: mc me: an fall f_rre in
the aaditrr.'ia of that school on
Monday aficrtscn. with Mrs H H
Shander presiding Mrs E R
dements acted as secretari Sev
eral item* of business relating to
the preparations far the Parent
Tear her^' Apnl meeting to be beid
in Harlinres. were discussed •***
attended to. The Annual Reoorc
Book, to be sen: in to K3ng*«i3e bv •
March 25. w21 be completed ui a
few dars Picture* were ***»?» m
this afternoon. to be used la com
point the book
Mr? Leonard Sm.ih. chairman
on the program work, introduced
the main sneaker of the —bob
Reverend Lesla* Boone, who was
heartily peeted He sacks on the
duties .of mother* to their childless..
M-ss Eaeesia T |ti~T—t gave raw
'■kwr humorous nadmga. (Mar
her hearers great pleasure. Mrs J
T. Rater wa* neat. w*tfc a parS
anenriri dr®. which nt iastrae
tire and in'erestmg Miss Ada Read
Aldrrdice sac* two psetrr scaurs
which ««f much a-pi-eciaicd Mrs
J A. AMerdBce pSayed the pitas
•txamrmaxaanSM for her daughter
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
FRIDAY, MARCH Utk MCI
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Any style
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At Sac* so etvrraoe Sc Ora Xtscse VO-t at tiieSr f scare la.
eased acraa.- screes tram. BoS-adt s.
Toe are ssTied mad espeetec to be prw” as cer »
FtaSaj lUnt — Ow ^cfcr dir.
Favors for Every Guest
One Price — Distinctive $7-50 Footwear
W1I Be ObttTOXe c AAA to B VWo
Mr. C W. McKumey
Natural Linen One Scrap
Baby Look Heel
II 1 u
Green Back With Green
Morocco Tran
Sea Sand Kid One Strap
1 9S Spike Heel
JULIAN'S
BOOTEJUE
POLICY
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B
WIDTH
Any Style $7.50
Benham’s Dress Shop
CLOSING-OUT
SALE
Dress “Thriller”
! —•
2-FOR-l
DRESS SALE!
Webou,*..
“DOUBLE QUANTITY"
Well Mil
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Price af ONE
MADE TO SELL UP
TO SIS EACH
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MIRACULOUS
...tsa‘t it?
CHIFFONS: GEORGETTES: CREPES:
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littie jackets ... ppmpM* fracas at aavy fc»i jt . .. u «f < 4 u** a*
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