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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
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Valley Society News
and Events
Informality
Marks Events
Mercedes
(Special to The Herald)
MERCEDES, Sept. 10— A group
of Mercedes folk were entertained
tn the home of R. R. Ohls last
week, with the Misses Dorothy
and Beatrice Ohls and their bro
thers. John, Paul, Arthur and
Frederick, as hosts. Games were
played on the lawn and later a
refreshment course wits served.
Guests fv»r the even.ng included
Misses Elizabeth and Thelma Karle
Emma Registerer, Marie Kline,
Elsie Zlebarth, Christina Rickert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Karle, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Reisterter, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Drefke. Gus Weider
enders, Arthur Krueger, Raymond
Stern, Arthur Karle, Ralph and
Kenton Jones. Carlton Mottmiller
of Weslaco. Millard Dilg and Fil
bert Engelbrecht of Harlingen,
Paul Rickert and Walter Kline.
• • •
DINNER DANCE
HONORS COUPLE
A most enjoyable dinner dance
was given at the American Le
gion club rooms for Mr. and Mrs.
Dort Davis of Weslaco, who are
leaving soon for Nebraska to spend
the coming year. The club rooms
were graced with a profusion
of gaily colored flowers. After din
ner, dancing was enjoyed.
The host and hostess group in
cluded Messrs, and Mesdames C.
C. Me II'.vain, O. J. Gunn, Leo
Clark, R. R Talbert, M. A. Bcr
chelt, Roy Miller. A. C. Schaudies,
Eric Green, Charles Bennett. Hen
ry Bowers and Jerry Tessar, the
last three from Weslaco.
Ill
MEXICAN SUPPER
AT GARRISON HOOME
The Misses Dorothy and Mar
garet Garrison were hostesses at
a Mexican supper at their home,
their guests including a number
of young folk. Vari-colored wild
flowers made pretty decorations
and tiny potted cacti formed uni
que centerpieces for the quartet
tables where supper was served.
Places were marked for Misses
Catherine Commons and Gladys
Hampton. John Shaw. Glenn Com
mons, and Charlie Carr and Ver
shal Rvlander of La Feria, and
the hostesses.
• • •
AUXILIARY RE-ELECTS
MRS POTT'S PRESIDENT
Officers were elected in the lo
cal Baptist Auxiliary with Mrs. J
C. Potts being re-electea president,
at a meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Fleet Lentz. Mtss Ettie Ivev
was elected vice-president to suc
ceed Mrs. A C. Cope. Mrs. G. K
tng secretary, an office which wh*.
not filled last year. Mrs. S. O.
Bates was re-elected recording
secretary and treasurer.
At the next meeting circle chair
men and committee chairmen will
bl announced. Mrs. Osbourne W
was in charge of the devotional
services.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Mary Morrow and daughter
Mias Marie Morrow, have return
ed from a ten day visit in Salti
llo and Monterrey, Mexico. En
route home they spent several
days In Edinburg with Mrs. Mor
row's daughter. Mrs. Rogers Kel
ley. Morrow Is leaving the
first of the week for Austin where
she is an instructor at the State
University.
Mrs. John Phelan has for her
house guest, Mrs. Zula Walker of
San An*onio.
Mrs. H L. Traugott of La Feria.
was a guest In the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry HanschecK.
Mr and Mrs. Judson Trollinger
©? Edinburg, were guests in the
home of Mrs. Trollinger's parent
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tull is. They
have recently returned from a hon- ;
eymoon trip to San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Crockett and
son and daughter. Robert and
Joan, have returned from an ex
tensive trip to Savannah, Missou
ri. xhere they visited in the home
of Mrs. Crockett's parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. R Thompson. They
were accompained home bv ML"
fk -is Thompson, who rill resum*
her work in the Weslaco schools
this term
Tlie Rev. and Mrs. C. P Owen
and children have returned from
a vacation trip which took them
to Albany and Van Horn, ar.d i
Carlsbad Caverns. They were ac
compaired home by Mr. Owen's
sister. Miss Anne Owen, of Albany,
who is now their guest.
After having spent the past two
months at their former home, Mrs
W C. Swarmer and two sons. Ned
and Walter, have returned to Mer
cedes.
Mi's Rose Thiboux of Detroit,
Michigan, was a guest last week
In the home o? Miss Beatrice
Ohl.
Miss Catherine Watson has re
turned to her home in Dallas af
ter spending the summer months
here in the home of her sister,
Mrs. O. J. Gunn.
Mrs B T Freasler and daugh
ter, Miss Lillian Freasler, of San
dia. are guests of Mr. and Mrs
I L Freasler.
I_Mission
(Snecial to 'Hie Herald)
MISSION. Sept. 10.—Mrs. A. A
Bentsen entertained the members
of the Junior Tuesday club at her
home with a 12 o’clock luncheon. L
After the business session. Mrs.
W. B. Lauder acted as program
chairman, presenting the topic.
••Russia.” Mrs. Louise Lockhart
discussed- the “Amciilin View
point”
Club members were Miss Janet
Caldwell. Mesdames John FVrrell,
Jr.. W. B. Lauder, Nelson Wimber
ly. Martin rice, Ted Lomburg, Sam
Yates. Miss Lillian Mayberry. Miss
Vivian Card. Mk. Louise Lockhart.;
Miss Helen Eppright, Miss Mary I
PMHiimfi, Mm MmMm.
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OF THE j
WEST
There's romance, excitement
and two-gun adventure In this
new serial. It begins September
14 in The Brownsville Herald.
Eugenia Eppright, and the hostess
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Akers were
hosts to the Dominoe club at their
home north of Mission last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ioward Quick were
guests. Members playing were Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Brummage, Mr
and Mrs. Dan LonganbiU, Mr. and ;
Mrs. Albert Wicks, Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Triple.;, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. *
Pever. and Miss Lula Thompson and
the hosts.
• • •
Mrs W. O. Brown was hostess to
the Tuesday afternoon bridge club,
with Mrs. H. C. Jeffries and Mrs.
Flynt SoRelle as the only out-of- j
club guests.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Avery left
Friday for their vacation to be
spent In Tennessee. Mrs. Avery
1 visit her mother, Mrs. H. C
Compton, in Memphis. They will
also visit Mr. Avery's father, Sid
Avery, at Crockett Mills, Term.
They will be back In Mission after
the 15th.
• • •
Several families met at the
home of W. E. Dorsett Wednesday
for a bird fry.
Those enjoying the courtesy were
Mr. and Mrs. Will Martin and fam-!
ily. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Forrest and
family of Kingsville. Mrs. Clar- ,
ence Ashley, Miss Ruth Stewart, i
and Mr. and Mrs. W. E Dorsett
and family.
• • •
Miss Fleta Mims entertained at
her home on 1212 Koralum Thurs
day afternoon In honor of her
house guest. Miss Ellie Magruder
of Alexandria, La.
Miss Jennie Page won high
score and Miss Wilma Killtnger
low score The honoree was pre
sented a silk scarf.
• • •
The guest list Included Misses
Charlotte Llssner, Artemicia Mar
tin. Denley Gill, Loucllle Langham.
Aldea Lambert. Marv Bea Tiller,
Martha McCurdy. Wilma Kililng
er. Elizabeth Sammons, Orpha
Foster. Jennie Page. Merle Holmes,
Zeda Dorsett, Myrtle Bess Roma,
and the honoree. Miss Magruder.
WELCOME
TEACHERS
Glad to Have You With
Us Again
Please let us call your atten
tion to our large stock of
pocket and wrist
WATCHES
Nothing is more essential than
a good time-piece, particular
ly in your line of work. The
quality of Dorfman's Jewelry,
the perfection of workman
ship. emphasizes the price as
far below usual.
Fountain Pens
Perhaps you need a new foun
tain pen. We are featuring
Lifetime pens at prices lower
than can be had anywhere.
Eastern Star
Hospitalities
During Week
(Special to The Herald)
RIO HONDO, Sept. 10.—The
country home of Dr. and Mrs. E.
M. A. Sizer was the scene of a
birthday party Tuesday evening
when the Rio Hondo order of the
Eastern Star No. 815 entertained
honoring the founder of the East
ern Star. Robert E. Morris.
Crystal vases with hibiscus, cor
ona and roses formed floral adorn
ment and were placed at vantage
points.
An appropriate program was giv
en, Mrs. P. M. Brannon singing "In
the Twilight Hour." J. R. Jones told
of incidents in the life of Robert
Morris. Mrs. G. Lassiter told of
Robert Morris as a Mason and Miss
Pearl Brown told of Robert Morris
as the founder of the Eastern Star.
A song "My Valley Home" was
given by little Misses Peggy Bran
non and Elizabeth Sizer. Mrs. J. P
Lindsey delighted all assembled
with a humorous reading. Games of
various kinds were enjoyed.
Refreshments were served to
Messrs, and Mesdames J. R. Jones,
M. Q. Zelgler, George Brown, Dr.
and Mrs. J. P. Lindsey, Mrs. J. R.
George, Mrs. Rex George, Douglas
Rounds, Mrs J. F. McCarty, Mrs.
G. Lassiter, Mrs. F- M. Brannon,
Mrs Flsie Vinke Y3ncy, Bruce
Faulkner, Miss Pearl Brown. Miss
Carol George, Miss Gladys Hough,
Mrs. J. Zelgler, Peggy and Bob
Brannon, Miss Elizabeth Sizer and
Dr. and Mrs. E. M. A. Sizer.
Complimented
Members of the Rio Hondo Order
of the Eastern Star were honored by
the San Benito O. E. S. recently.
Mrs. E. M. A Sizer, worthy ma
tron of the Rio Grande chapter,
and J. W. Tredway. worthy patron
were escorted to the east and were
welcomed by the San Benito worthy
matron. Mrs. flzer was presented
wtih a shoulder corsage of pink
roses and fern.
Mrs. Sizer responded with an ap
propriate greeting and gave a brief
history of the order In the neigh
boring city. J. W. Tredway also gave
response.
Eastern Star members who at
tended included: Mr and Mrs. J. W.
Tredway. Dr. and Mrs. E. M. A.
Sizer, Mrs. George Brown. Mrs. J. R.
George and Mrs. M. Q. Ziegler.
• • •
HONORS STUDENT
WHO LEAVES SOON
Miss Frances McCabe entertain
ed last week in her home, honoring
M. C. rushing a popular member of
the younger set who will leave
shortly for college at Huntsville.
Dancing and bridge we diver
sions. A refreshment course of home
made ice cream and frosted ginger
cake was served to Misses Mamie
Lee Burleson. Mildred Burleson, Eva
Jean Yoeman. Gladys Vickers, Jean
Vickers. Loretta Schafer, Lou Zelg
ler, Frances McCabe Messrs. M. C.
Rushing Bob Noe, Milton Mills,
Vincent 'McCabe. Red Hill, Eugene
McCabe, James Rushing, Pete Bar
low of Tennessee and Morris Greene
of Diasetta.
• • •
DEMONSTRATION CLUB
HEARS CLOTHING TALKS
How to take a clothing inventory,
keep accounts ar.v* budget the ward
robe was the topic of the Brown
Tract Home Demonstration club at
their meeting Wednesday with Mrs.
J. Conklin of the Brown Tract. Miss
Dorothy Porter, Cameron County
Home Demonstration agent, gave a
talk and demonstration.
A short business session was held
during which the importance of at
tending the next meeting was stress
ed. as election of offices will be held.
This will be at the home of Mrs.
Karl Klose Sept. 14.
• •
MRS. MIZE TO
ENTERTAIN CLUB
Mrs. Mack Mize will be hostess to
the North shore home Demonstra
tion club in her home on the Rio
Hondo-San Benito highway Sept. 15.
The meeting will be an all day af
fair and all members are requested
to bring a covered dish. The demon
stration on the making of rush bot
tom chair will take place.
lit
PERSONALS
Miss Pearl Brown has returned
from her summer vacation in Gates
ville and has resumed her position
in the Rio Hondo Schools.
Greetings have been received from
Samuel and Rodney Mize who are
visiting relatives in Kansas City
and Chillicothe, — x
Mr. and *rs. H. T. Uzzell and wife
of Alvin have arrived in Rio .ion
do. Mr. Ezzell is a teacher in the
schools here.
Mrs. J. Hanson of Newelton, La,
formerly Miss Lorene Beene popu
lar Rio Hondo girl, has been visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Glazener have
returned to their home in Stanton
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. For
rest Woodslde.
Mrs. C. E. Derby, Miss Virginia
Derby anc Miss G. Armstrong have i
returned 1 the Arroyo City after i
an all sun ner stay in Colorado and
other points.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Todd are back
in Rio Hondo after a summer trip
to Nachogdof hes.
Miss ear’ Cardon, Nell Kasefang
and Ursell ~vaiu are among the Rio
Hondo pupils who will register at
the College of Arts and Industries
at Kingsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yoeman are the
parents of a babv girl.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Haines are
the parents of a baby girl born last
week.
Rilev Alexander and Louis Kel
sey, who have been visiting relatives
and friends In Ennis, have return
ed to Rio Hondo.
Past Styles
(Continued from Page Six>
blned with these new colors for
afternoon wear Evening wraps
are generously fur trimme J and so
are the more formal afternoon
coats.
While every creator has offered
the most attractive and at the
same time economical clothes for
the daytime, each seems to have
specially concentrated on evening
wear, as seldom have there been
seen, in the annals of fashion,
such luxurious-looking gowns.
Los Fresnos
PERSONALS
Mrs. G. B. Waller and son Hol
lace have returned from 3a n Ag
ustine.
Mr. and Mrs A. Wall left Sat
urday for their home in San Ag
ustine after a stay of three weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Waller.
BROWNSVILLE AND
VALLEY PEOPLE
Cordially Invited to see the new
shapes in the dark blue, hand
blown glassware just received,
and displayed in the back room
of Colonial Curio Shop, the
Blown Glassware headquarters.
Matamoros, Tamps., Mexico
Main Plata
Now Is the time for you to start
to buy your Christmas gifts be
fore they’re all gone.
Also see the gold leaf
Antique Mirrors
L. E. RENDON
Manager
NELLY DON Presents )
Fall 1932 prices have plaved into Nelly Don's
hands ... and again she passes the savings along
to you in a group of Jersey Dresses for the first
time ever at $3.93. Nelly Don's original styling . • •
fine tailoring ... perfect fit throughout in a pure
French Spun Jersey,
SAN BENITO I
GIVING HIM ALL
LOS ANGELES—A shower of
flowerpot# had crashed through the
windows of Charles Pahl’s home.
Mrs. Lydia E. Glass, 76. was taken
to court for the throwing, she
blamed Pahl for her financial
troubles and said: "The flower pots
were all I had left and I thought
he might as well have them too"
| one of the most peculiar aspects
I of the present business sltustlon
Is that everbnuy expect* the frosm
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weather arrives. >
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Any of these Printzess models will be
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Knit Suits
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“Smart Sports” knitted suits
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•22.50,
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