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Art Teacher Is
Honored At
Reception
(Special to The Herald)
HARLINGEN. July 2.—Anthony
De Young of San Antonio, national
ly known artist and art instructor,
who has conducted a two-week’s
summer art class in Harlingen,
sponsored by the Rio Grande Valley
Art League, was honored at two
delightful social affairs given dur
ing the weekend.
First of these was a studio tea
given Friday afternoon in McAllen
by the upper Valley branch of the
Art League and marked the open
ing of the McAllen Studio of Art.
Mr. De Young addressed the mem
bers and guests on the subject of
• Modem Art".
Saturday evening. Mr De Young
and members of his art class were
honored guests at an informal re
ception given at the Woman's build
ing by the Art League. A feature
of the evening was the exhibit of
more than 100 plantings, work of
t pupils during the two weeks of
s period. A group of pencil j
ches. a number being of Valley |
|ect matter, was of special in- ;
st to the guests.
9 Orville Huntley, talented bari- j
tone, and a member of the class,
gave as a group of vocal solos, ac
companied at the piano by Joseph
ine Pollard Huntley.
In keeping with the Spanish
theme of the evening Mexican can
dies in native reed trays were serv
ed by llva Jean McCright and
Betty Leu Hill in colorful costume.
Ruth Townsend and Lou Evelyn
Brindley also in Spanish costume,
served j,unch in the patio where,
colored lights and gay streamers
overhead and the soft strains of
Mexican music gave added Span- j
lsh atmc phere.
A gift it blue Mexican glassware |
was presented Mr. De Young and i
also an honorary membership in
the Rio Grande Valley Art League j
Approximately 30 were enrolled
in the class and so successful was I
the project, according to Mrs. J. J.!
Murray, president of the Art League
that Mr. De Young agreed, at the I
unanimous request of artists of the i
Valley, to return in the fall for a
one-day conference monthly.
Mr. De Young, who has made his
home In Texas since 1929. is a mem
ber of the leading associations of
painters m America, has been rep
resented in many of the important
exhibits of the middlewest and his
works have received numerous re
wards.
That Mr. De Young is regarded
.ghly as an art instructor is shown
ft his record as teacher in a num
ber of the leading art schools of
Chicago and the midwest and Val
ley artists consider it an opportun
ity to have advantage of his con
tinued instruction and criticism.
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News, Notes
Of Del Mar
(Special to The Herald)
DEL MAR, July 2—Mr and Mrs
Pen Woods of Weslacc, were at Del
Mar Beach this week, for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. R 8 Lightner and
family of Mission, visited at Del
Mar this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Sherwood and daugh
ter. Caroline, of Temple, arrived
Sunday to spend the week at Del
Mar cottages. Dr. Sherwood is con
nected w’lth the King and White
Clinic at Temple.
Mrs. W O Browne and Mrs. Ollen
Rome and families of Mission, en
jcyed a three-day stay at Del Mar
cottages.
Harry A. Kessell and family of
Brownsville enjoyed several days at
Del Mar this week.
B. B. Line and party of Weslaco
enjoyed several pleasant days at
Del Mar cottages this week
Mrs. C C. Bryant and party of
Harlingen spent several days at Del
Mar Beach resort this week.
Mr and Mrs J. O Moss and fam
tifrcf Rio Grande City enjoyed the
nv.l breeze and delightful atmos
phere at Del Mar this week.
Mr and Mrs. M F Abernathv
cf Freer, enjoyed a short visit at
Del Mar cottages Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Salter of Se
guin, had a pleasant visit at Del Mar
this week.
Mr. C. 8. Maupin of San Antonio
enjoyed two days at the Beach this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hesby and fam
ily of Harlingen cottaged at Del Mar
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moses of
Donna spent Thursday and Friday
at Del Mar Beach Rescrt
Mr. T. E. Vessels and family of San
Antonio arrived Friday to spend a
week.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Windeiker of
Karnes City, enjoyed several days
at the beach, arriving Friday.
Mr and Mrs. M E. Barhar of
San Juan arrived Friday to spend
three days at Del Mar cottages.
Mr and Mrs. C. S. Eidman of
Brownsville enjoyed the week end
at Del Mar.
Miss Mable Humble and party en
joyed the week end at Del Mar Beach
Resort. They are from San Benito.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Koont* and
family of San Benito enjoyed the
week end fishing at Del Mar
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Return
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(From the Scout Reporter)
The Girl Scouts are home from
Camp Perry with a healthy coat
Oi tan and happy memories of the
days spent there last week. Fifteen
gills from Brownsville were present
under the leadership of their cap
tain, Mrs. P. G. Hales, and camp
committee member. Mrs. R, D.
Sundell. Troops from Harlingen.
San Benito and Los Fresnos brought
the number of Girl Scouts regis
tered at camp to 50.
Each day, from reveille to retreat,
was filled with various activities,
such as fire building and cooking
out of doors, nature study, boating
and swimming and other things.
Each evening all troops gathered
in the bowl around a blazing camp
fire for star gazing, dramatics and
singing.
In short the girls learned that
C—stands for character
A—for association and friendships
made
M—manual skill
P—pleasure
I—initiative developed
N—nature appreciation
G—growth, mental, physical and
spiritual
Under the instruction of Mr. W.
C. Gilbert, Can;p D % *ctor, Ruth
Sabotka. Gene Hales and Edith
McKee qualified as Red Craw Jun
ior Life Savers.
Wednesday. Visitors’ Day, the
following from Brownsville visited
Camp: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pruden;
Mrs W. O. Coil; Misses Mozelle
Pruden and Mary Anderson; Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Graham and two
small sons, and Mr. Samuel and
son. Woolsey.
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Arthora Hipp Is
Honoree On Her
Fourth Birthday
Arthora Hipp. small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Hipp. was
honored Monday morning between
the hours of 8:30 and 10:30, at
her home when her mother enter
tained, the occasion being the
honorees fourth birthday.
Diversion during the social hours
included the breaking of the “pi
ftata”. Colorful baloons were given
as favors to the small guests. A
refreshment course was also serv
ed.
About 35 little friends of the
honoree were present, in addition
to a number of the mothers.
CALENDAR.
WEDNESDAY
Ernestine Boye will entertain
members of the Little Women's
club.
Meeting of the Valley Pan-Hel
lenic at the Madison hotel in Har
lingen at 12:30.
Mrs. Herbert L. Thomas will en
tertain members of the Wednesday
Bridge club at bridge and luncheon
at her home at 9:30 a. m.
Every one smart and easy to make
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Miss Martinez
Is Entertained
In San Benito
Miss Estela Martinez was honor
ed by her cousins, Misses Minnie
and Estela Esparza, in San Benito
this past week. The house was
beautifully decorated with floor
baskets of pink roses intermingled
with fern. Dancing was the main
diversion for the evening.
Guests from Brownsville Includ
ed the honoree. Miss Martinez, and
Misses Magdalena Zavaieta. Berta
and Estela Lavios and Effie Kcbe
laris, Mariana Hinojosa of Harlin
gen; Dorothy Price, Consuelo Mar
tinez. Rosa Muniz. Elena Gonzalez,
Joseiina Garza. Carolina R|i
riguez, Estela and Celeste Esparza,
Maria Herlinda and Prances Zep
eda. Herllnda Alonzo. Minnie and
Carolina Esparza. Emma and Lille
Escamilla. Consuelo Cabazas. Bea
trix Garza.
Misses Katie Polizo, Beba Danache,
Maria Fernandez, Joseflna Fem
anoez, Adelaida Ramirez. Marla
Garcia. Mary Frances Turner, Car
mela Saldana. Emma and Eliza
Hernandez. Maria Christina Ruenes.
Agueda Rodriguez. Rebecca Gon
zalez. Dora Saldana. Anita Ram
irez, Emma Cantu, Petra Garcia,
Einestlna Cabazos. Lola Hernan
dez Eliza Gomez. Josefina Rod
riguez. Berta Cabaza. Romana Muniz.
Elma E. Scroggins, Estela Rowland.
Maria Corklll, Esther Ruenes. Ange
hta Martinez. Victoria, Eva. and
Berta Atkinson. Helen Ogdee, ano
Lily Herrera, all of San Benito.
Messrs. Raul Zavaieta. Chaco
Garcia. Raul Villarreal. Rafael
Fiores Gustavo Garza. Manuel
THmer, Jr.. Manuel G. Martinez,
ana Roberto Ramirez, of Browns
ville; Joe Rodriguez and Amadeo
Longoria of Haltngen; Rafael Can
tu Jimmie Corkill. Ramon Trevino,
Alfonso Trevino. Alfonso de la Gar
za, Samuel Garcia, Olegarlo Ram
irez. Herminio Cantu, Felinr Ze
peda. Amadeo Mancillas. Joe Cab
aza. Edtlmiro Moody. A. G. Lon
goria. Enrique Zepeda. Jr.. Juan
Villarreal. Carlos Esparza. Jr..
David Rodriguez. Willie Esparza.
Abe! Cantu. Ovidio Gonzalez, all of
San Benito and Mr and Mrs Man
uel G. Martinez, of Brownsville.
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AUSTIN VISITOR
Mr and Mrs. Harry B Moler had
as their guest Sunday the latter’s
niece. Miss Floris Smith, of Austin.
Miss Smith was en route by plane
to Mexico City to visit her brother
who represents the American Air
ways.
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Guest Honored
With Bridge
This Week
Miss Betty Elfrink and Miss Inez
Brulay entertained very delightfully
at bridge Saturday afternoon at the
home of the latter, honoring Miss
Shirley Bennett, cf Shreveport, who
is a guest of Miss Valerie Rosenthal.
An attractive color scheme of pink
and green was carried out in all ac
cessories and appointments for the
party. The hostesses served a re
freshing dessert course before the
games of bridge in which Miss
Hazel Ross Deputy was high. A
pretty favcr was presented to the j
honoree, Miss Bennett, also.
Among those present were Miss
Bennett, and Misses Valerie Rosen
thal, Hazel Ross Deputy. Mozelle
Pruden, Marcile St rein. Pampy Ha
den, Laurita Grider. Jane Richard
son. Virginia Runyon. Lenore Ytur
ria. Prances Wagner. Alice Pitch. I
Dorothy Crowe and Mrs. Bill Cabler.
Jr.
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Myer - Valenta
Nuptials Are
Of Interest
Word has been received here by
friends of the marriage of Miss
Ma.-garet Valenta. daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Valenta, of Sweet Home,
to Mr. V. J. Myer, formerly of Los
Angeles, and now cf Houston, the
marriage taking place. Saturday.
Jun» 29 in Sweet Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Myer left Immediate
ly liter the ceremony on a wed
ding trip to Los Angeles, the state
of Washington and Colorado. They
will be at home to their friends in
Houston after the first of August.
The marriage will claim a great
deal of interest here and in other
parti of the Valley where Mrs My
er has a great many friends Mrs.
Myer has been both an athletic and
academic instructor in the Browns
ville school system for several years.
Mrs. Myer for a time was super
visor of playground activities in the
school system, and was one of the
mcwt popular teachers In the sys
tem at the time of her resignation
in the late spring.
Mrs. Hall Is
Honor Guest
For Affair
A delightful social event erf Sat
urday afternoon was the informal
party at the home of Mrs. Randall
Mathers, given by members of the
Self-Culture club, honoring one of
tiielr members, Mrs. Marvin Hall,
who leaves soon to make her home
in Austin. Large bowls of vari
colored dahlias made colorful the
rooms given over to the affair.
Miss Kathryn Worley sang very
delightfully a pleasing group of
songs, "Until” by Sanderson, "The
Last Rose of Summer," Moore, and
The End of a Perfect Day,” by
Bond. An original verse, fitting the
occasion, and by one of the club
members, was sung by the club
members to the tune of “The Eyes
of Texas.” At the close of the
song, a gift was presented Mrs. Hall
by Mrs. Homer Pitch.
Mrs. Gertrude Holcombe presided
at the daintily appointed buffet
luncheon table, and was assisted by
her nieces. Miss Gladys Big^rstaff,
ol Dallas, and Mrs. Ltroy Roomson,
of Norman. Oklahoma.
Mrs. Gertrude Holcomb presided
at the daintily appointed buffet
luncheon table, and was assisted by
her nieces. Miss Gladys Bigger -
staff, of Dallas, and Mrs Leroy
Robinson, of Norman. Oklahoma.
Guests on this occasion Included
the honor guest, Mrs Hall, and
Mesdames Roy Ruff, H. E. Wat
kins. Homer L. Pitch. George Ham
ilton, H. L. Yates, Virginia Watson.
Lillian Kenuiiy. Bascom Cox. Milton
H. West. W. Y. Worley. Randall
Mathers. Nathan Moore. C. A.
Manahan, V. L. Conrad, Gertrude
Holcomb, C. C. Stewart. C. W.
Landregran. Leroy Robison, of
Norman, Okla, and Misses Kath
ryn Worley, Ella Evans, and Gladys
Biggerstaff. of Dallas.
Executive Board Of
FT A Will Have
Gathering Friday
_(Soeclal to fhe Herald*
WESLACO. July 2.—The exec
utive board of the Parent-Teacher
association of the South Palm Gar
dens school will meet at the school
(Friday. July 5. at 3 p. m All mem
bers are Invited to attend this
meeting. Refreshments will be
| served Children when accompanied
'by their parents are also invited.
Mrs. Everett Smith
Compliments Son
On His Birthday
(Special to The Herald)
HARLINGEN. July 2 — Mrs. Ever -
ett Smith entertained Friday after
noon honoring her son, Darrel, on
his fifth birthday. The little guests
mere entertained at games and con
tests in which prises were given.
Among those present were Billie
Moore. Dixie Pearl Dennison. Billie
Surkehatten. Jimmie Burkhatten,
Charles Sinclair. Janice Simpscti.
Grace Mats, Totsie Bowman. Dor
othy Mae Allen. Jackie Galloway. Jr„
and Palmer and Mary Ann ^nith.
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TEACHER RETURNS
Miss Louise Parry, head of the
mathematics department of the
Brownsville Junior college and high
school, has returned from r* months
trip through the south and east, in
cluding visits in New Orleans, La..
Washington. D. C.. and New York
City.
WEEKEND VISITORS
Mr? W T. Vann had as her guests
over the weekend, Mrs. Hendr,.: Mc
Culloch, of San Antonio and Mrs
Lauren Smith.
Comfort
Linen Suit
Will keep you cool and
cheery on The Fourth.
Smartly fashioned from
pure imported linen. A
mighty good invest
ment at—
$13.75 and $15
County Clubs
To Take Part
in Contest
'StMdal to Th» Herald)
SAN BENTTO, July 2.—According
to an announcement made by Miss
Dorothy Porter, Cameron County
home demonstration agent, the
Cameron County wankrobe dem
onstration contest and foundation
pattern round-up will be held at
the Briggs-Coleman school house.
July 10 at 2 p. m.
The oontest and round-up will be
for class one and two wardrobe
demonstrators, and all co-operators
who have made foundation pat
terns in any year of their club work.
Prizes in the demonstrators’ div
ision for first place in both classes
one and two will be trips to the
short course. Prises for second
place In both classes win ba
merchandise.
In the co-operators' division prims
will be merchandise In both classes
loi first and second places. Hat
merchandise prises am being don
ated by Downs' Brothers. Adoeson's.
and J. C. Penney Co., of San Sen
ile. and Sears Roebuck. J. C. Pen
ney Co., and the New York Store,
of Harlingen.
This contest will be the climax
of three years' clothing work in the
Valley, the work being finished tn
July. Demonstrators during this
time have kept clothing accounts,
planned their wardrobes, improved
clothing storage and have fitted
Individual patterns for club mem
ben that desired them The gosl
ol co-operators has been to improve
storage for clothing and to acquire
individually fitted patterson.
SHREVEPORT VISITOR
Miss Valerie Rosenthal has aa
as her guest for the summer
months, her cousin. Miss Shirley
Bennett, of Shreveport. Louisiana.
This Evening
FRED WARING
and his
PENNSYLVANIANS
and
COLONEL STOOPNAGLE
AND BUDD
PRESENTED BY THE FORD DEALERS
Beginning tonight this great music
and fun program u’ill be broadcast
Tuesdays instead of Thursdays.
All Columbia Stations*
RADIO STATION
KM OX
7:30 to 8:30
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