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Two Are Club
Hostesses In
Valley Town
WESLACO, July 1#.—Mrs. Della
Clatter buck and Mrs. H. C. Neptune
were co-hostesses at the home of
the former Tuesday to the South-1
era 8tar Home Demonstration club
with 25 in attendance. Mrs. Etta
Hale, president, conducted a lengthy
business meeting.
Mrs. A. F. Langford was elected
as centennial delegate from this
club. Mrs. Florence Emmons was
elected assistant delegate to council
The next meeting of the club will
be at the home of Mrs. E. I. Em
mons on West Eighth street in Wes
laco with Mrs. Clark Miller as co
hostess, the meeting to be August 6.
If possible there will be a report
from the A.&M. Short course at
that time. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mesdames E. S. Brewer, Wood
Wilson. Gates Clatterbuck. W F.
Andersen and Miss Pauline Hale
were club guests.
• • •
The Lottis Moon circle of the W.
M. S. entertained the remainder of
the organization in the basement of
the Baptist church.
"The Challenge of Modern Condi
tions to Uplift the Banner of the
Cross in AJTrlca,” was the topic of
the month Mrs. Glenn Schuepbach
was the able leader with Mrs. A.
J. Hayes giving the Bible Study "To
Believe is to be Happy," followed by
prayer by Mrs. T. L. Smith. Mrs.
Schuepbach spoke on Changing
Africa.
"Interesting Facts about Africa"
were told of by Mrs. John Arant,
Mrs Tom Buckow, Mrs. H. D. Ram
sey Mrs. Ross Mrs. Alexander, Mrs
J. K. Stone. Problems old and
New" were given by Mrs. E. W. I
Goss. Mrs. 6. V. Brandon spoke on
"Nigeria" with Mrs. Walter Wagers
describing "Our Workers in Nigeria.”
Mrs. Zada Jones spoke of "Mis
axmaries." "Banners of the Cross
in Africa” were discussed by Mrs.
Brandon. Mrs. R. E. Clark was ap
pointed as president while Mrs.
Smith is away, and was asked to
pack a box for Buckner’s Orphan’s
Home on Tuesday. Refreshing
punch was served to 23 members.
• • •
Monday July 22, at 3:30 o'clock
the W. M 8. will meet In the church
in circles for Bible study. Mrs. C.
A. Ballard, Bible leader in the
Leigh circle; Mrs V. Brandon in
the Lottie Moon Circle; Mrs. R. L.
Reeves in the Compere circle.
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The quarterly meeting of the W
14. U. of the Lower Rio 0ramie
Carnation Is Bride s Latest Favorite
Stems
Wired,
Ribbon
Wound
' About
Them
Above, bridal bouquet of
white carnations; below,
•mart boutonniere for the
lapel.
Volley Baptist association will be
held in Harlingen on July 31st.
The Federated Missionary Society
will meet In the Baptist church the
fifth Monday of July.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs T F Rives enter
tained Monday evening in honor of
their house guest. Mrs W E. Engel
of San Antonio. The affair was a
barbecue.
• • •
Mrs. Watson was hostess Thurs
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BROWNSVILLE
day to the Dos Mesas Bridge club
Guests included Mrs. Roy Lom
bard. Mrs. Jimmy Betts and Mrs
, Glenn Schuepbach. Score trophy
went to Mrs. Frank Koester.
i Dr. and Mrs. J. E Montgomery
had as their guests during the past
week. Mrs. Barbara Montgomery ana
•jon of McAllen.
Mrs. Lester Webber entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rives and their
I guest Mrs. W E Engel with lun
cheon on Tuesday.
Miss Zuella Collier and three of
the Goss children have left for a
lew weeks vacation trip to Tyler.
Miss Clara Brandon, who has
spent several weeks in Dallas. Tex
as City, Houston and other Texas
points, has returned home. *
Mr. and Mrs. T. F Rives have as
their house guest. Mrs. W. E. Engel
of San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Chandler and
two sons have returned from a
months visit to relatives and friends
in Kansas. They were accompanied,
home by the latter's sister. Mrs. L.I
L. Grace and daughter of Topeka,
Kansas.
Miss Marcella Leheman has gone
to Kansas City to visit relatives and
friends.
Hazel Emmons returned Wednes
day from Harlingen, where she
spent a week with relatives
J L. Compere left Wednesday for
Austin. He will return by way of
Abilene.
Mrs I. R Stahl. Shirlev Gudman
sen. Mr and Mrs. Raymond £,ahl
and daughter. Llnette. will leave
Fridav for Kemille for several weeks
vacation.
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Dallas Guests
Honored With
Bridge Event
RIO HONDO. July 19—Mrs. Harry
Field entertained with a delightful
party Wednesday evening honoring
Mr and Mrs Brank McLeran of
Dallas, who were guests of Mrs. L
L. Brown.
A small group of intimate friends
of Mrs. McLaran were invited fcr
the affair. Mrs. McLaran formerly
resided in Rio Hondo having taught
home economics in the high school
here for several years.
Bridge furnished diversion fcr thfc
evening with high score award going
to Mr. Key Merchant.
Attending were the honor guests.
Mr and Mrs McLaran. and Mr and
Mrs Key Merchant. Mr and Mrs.
H. Sheffield. Miss Maud Johnson,
Mrs L. L. Brown and Mr. Hugh
Johnson.
• • •
Mrs B J. Sitz and Mrs. Paul Af
folter were honorees of a delightful
party here Wednesday afternoon
when a trio of hostesses. Mrs A. C.
Garrett. Mrs. Robert Noe and Miss
Sv.via Affolter entertained in their
honor The party was given at the
Affolter heme in La Paloma Avenue
Those present were: Mesdames
Elmer M A Sizer. George Brown.
W. E. Beene. Prank Sizer, Ed Al
ters. Gleason Rounds. George K*nd
inger. H Woods. H P Mall-»^-e
H. Taylor Hartzog. W K. Clore.
Stele Thornas. Georre Evans. J. T.
Hnrtzcg. R H Pot**t V M Heinig
Frank Brannon, and Affolter. B
Wodds. Della Meredith. Geneveive
Rounds. Arthur Kinfer. Misses Fran
ces McCabe and Ethel Hartzog and
the hostesses. Miss Affolter. Mrs
Robert Noe and A C. Garret.
• • •
Attorney Fred Newland of Har
lingen was guest speaker at the reg
ular meeting and stroner of the
men s Fellowship club of the Cotp
Blue Star Kills
The Itch Germs
To get rid of itch, rash, tetter, foot
Rcli. ringworm or eczema, cover with
toothing Hioe Star Ointment wbieb
contains tested medicine that melts,
•oak* in quickly and kills the fUJfc
Hemu hack if first jar bul*
I
• munity church here Tuesday eve
! ning.
Mr Newland had for his subject
• Change.** About 40 members were
present and heard Mr. Newlanos
talk on the changes of government
and civilization through which we
are now passing. Careful considera
tion of changes in the constitution
was deemed advisable by the speak
er as he said “the doctrine protected
our human right as Individuals."
Serving as kitchen police and serv
ing the delicious “pot luck” supper
were H. T. Hartzog, E B. Dack. Knox
Jeffery, R. Brotzman. and Ed Al
ter*.
• • •
Mr. Alton Caffal was honored with
in ice cream party here Monday
evening when his wife entertained
cn his birthday. The party was held
on the lawn of the home. Later the
croup enjoyed games of bridge and
•42’*
Those present were Messrs, and
Mesdames Austin Goode and son.
Byrl Holcn and sons. Rex George
and son, Mrs. Frontis Newell and
small daughter, Mrs Forrest Wood
side, Mrs Caleb Glazener and son.
Temple Ray. Mrs. G. M. Goode. Mr.
and Mrs Kelsey Worly and Mrs.
M. E. Worly c*f San Benito. Mr and
Mrs. Alvey Williams and Miss Willa
Mae Cross of Mercedes and Mr and
Mrs. Alton Caffal and daughters.
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come in flesh, white, navy blue or
black. They are stitched to a sort
of elastic band so you don’t have to
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eyes. The majority of women prefer
to wear them with teddies or a che
mise, instead of the regulation slip.
Miller-Austin
Engagement
Announced
(Special to The flt-rald)
McALLEN. July\ 19—A beautiful
courtesy was extended Mias Rena
Austin recently when her mother,
Mrs. C. A. Austin, entertained with
a lovely tea at her home, announc
ing the engagement and approach
ing marriage of her daughter to Mr.
Vernon Miller.
The guests were welcomed by Miss
Margaret Miller and presented to
those receiving; Miss Austin. Mrs
Austin, Mrs J. O. Miller and Miss
Elnora Smith.
The announcement was made by
little Dorothy Louise Lincoln, niece
of the bride-elect, who presented
each guest with two tiny white bells
tied together with pink ribbon and
bearing the words, “Rena-Vernon,
August."
Pink rcces and fern in pretty ar
rangements graced the reception
room emphasizing a color note of
pink and white.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson presided
at the bride’s book.
The tea table was attractively laid
and centered with a basket of pink
roses Tall tapers in holders added
to the setting. Delicious cakes were
in the form of hearts, bow knots and
wedding rings and served with
punch, he table was presided over
by Mrs. S. E Lincoln and assisted
by Mrs R. E. Wilhite.
During the afternoon, delightful
musical numbers were offered by
Misses Eva and Gertrude Miller, sis
ters of the groom to be. Sixty-six
guests called during the receiving
j hours.
Miss Harriet Bradshaw is the
week-end guest of Mercedes friends
Mrs Zoe Brasher left this week for
a vi'lt to Laredo and San Antonio,
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Albertson plan
to leave this week fcr a two-weeks'
visit to Boulder. Bums and other
points in Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs W R. Briscoe ha\’*
returned from a several weeks' visit
in Jonesboro, Arkansas They were
scc'mpanied home by Miss Ailcen
Matthews. Mrs. Briscoe’s sister, who
will visit in their home.
Mr. and Mrs c. D. Killam are
leaving this week for Denver. Colo
rado. to attend the national con
vention of the Gideons. They will
be grne about a month.
Misses Dorothy SheDnard. Polly
Smith and Nadine Sheppard visit
ed in Laredo Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. John H Hallibur
ton. Miami. Fla., arrived this week
to visit their parents. Mr. and Mrs
John H Halliburton. Sr., who have
recently come to McAllen from
Memphis. Tennessee, and are making
their home at No. 13 Highway ave
nue.
Miss Amelia McRee who is attend
ing summer school at Texas college
of Arts and Industrie*. KhwnwtlV
visited her mother. Mrs Lena Mc
Ree. during the week-end.
Mrs Paul Vickers, acomnanled bv
her father. J B Richbourg of Mon
day. arrived this week from Mon
day where she has been visiting fo
the past month. Mr. Richbourg wi’’ j
remain here during the forth-com
ing week-end before returning t< |
his home.
Mrs. S J. Voting and daughter »
Mrs Orville Cox. have returned from
a recent visit at Galveston with Mrs
A C. Guion.
Mrs Bon H. Smith, returned this
week from a seven weeks* trip to
California. While a wav she visited
in Pnsadtna. Los Angeles. Hollywood
and the San Diego Exposition.
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TSF NEWSPAPER FIRST
It the widows of the inclosed
porch have been splashed with mud
and are very dirty, it will be wise
to rub them off first with a damp
ened newspaper and then clean as
usual. It will mean clearer, more
easily-washed windows.
Every one smart and easy to make
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HOUSE FROCK HAS MANY
POINTS IN ITS FAVOR
PATTERN 9483
Not many house dresses can
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besides a few very important and
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anc* sleeve decoration—then gener
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lend. One of its important, practical
points is its simplicity, for tne one
pieoe sleeve joins the bodice so eas
ily in its nglan line. The little
sketch demonstrates clearly how
readily you can run up several now
—and for Pall with the long sleeve.
Anv of the sturdy washable cottons
tie good, of course, and so is shan
tung or linen. Complete, Diagram
med Marian Martin Sew Chart in
cluded.
Pattern 9483 may be ordered only
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40 and 42. Size 16 requires 37» yards
36 Inch fabric.
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Del Mar Resort Is
Becoming Popular
As Dance Place
(Special jc Tat Herald)
DEL MAR. July 19 —Del Mar has
become quite popular for private
dances. The Lulac club enjoyed an
Informal dance at the Del Mar pavil
ion Tuesday night. About 75 couples
attended' Music was furnished by
M. Garcia and his Midnight Merry
makers. Dancing lasted from 9 to 1.
The Pan American will follow with
a dance Friday evening. Music will
be furnished by the same orchestra.
i MPUI
, News, Notes
Of Del Mai
(Special to The Herald)
DEL MAR. July 19—Mr. D. L
Welsh of Harlingen arrived Friday
at Del Mar Beach Resort.
Mr and Mrs M H. Frisby and
Mr. and Mrs. J E. Smith of Harlin
gen spent the week end at Del Mar.
Mr James Wood entertained at
Del Mar over the week end. Mr
Wood is from Mission.
Maurine Pendelton and party of
Brownsville enjoyed the week end
at Del Mar cottages.
Mr. and Mrs. M H. Brooks of Har
lingen spent a pleasant week end at
Del Mar Beach Resort.
A large party was entertained at
Del Mar by W A. Heller, Jr., from
Mercedes, over the week end.
Bey tar F Sweeney of Brownsville
enjoyed several days stay at Del Mar
this week. He entertained a num
ber of Brownsville folk.
Mr and Mrs J. P Tipton and
family of Mission spent several
pleasant days at Del Mar Beach
cottages.
Mr and Mrs Fred Griffith of
Kansas City. Mo. spent the week
end at Del Mar.
„Mr. Roy L. Turner and family of
Harlingen enjoyed a short visit at
Del Mar this week
Mr A. F. Ashford and family of
San Anaelo arrived Sunday to spend
a week at Del Mar cottages.
Mrs T. J. Chidlow of McAllen Is
enjoying a week at the beach with
her family
Mrs. Peter H Heins and famllv of
Brownsville emjoyed several day*
stay at Del Mar beach.
J. B Challes and family of Har
lingen arrived Monday to spend a
short visit at Del Mar.
Mr*. A M Hervey and family of
San Benito are snending several
days at Del Mar cottages.
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Crlmsel
and their families of Harlingen ar
rived Monday to enjoy several days
at Del Mar.
Mr and Mrs. Leo Pile are en lov
ing several days at Del Mar this
week. They are from Harlingen.
Mr and Mrs. O G. Bennett of
Brownsville snent a pleasant severs’ •
days at the beach.
Mrs. Denick
Is Hostess
For Bridge
Mrs A. E. Derrick was hostess
Thursday evening at her home In
El jardin, entertaining members of
the Blde-a-Wee Bridge club snd
their husbands at bridge.
During the games of bridge. Mrs
R. W. Shuler was high among the
ladies. Mr. W. L. Lipscomb high
among the men and Mrs. W.W
Street and Mr. F F. Baird low.
Those playing were Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Lipscomb, Mr. and Mrs. R. W
Shuler. Mr. and Mrs W F. Street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Street. Mr and
Mrs. F. F. Baird. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge
Carson. Mr. and Mrs B. O. Hanna,
and Mr. and Mrs W F Huffman.
The club will have its next meet
ing Thursday. August 1. when Mrs.
B. G. Hanna will be hostess to the
group in the afternoon.
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Takes Out Grease
In order to take out grease spots
from the floor, sprinkle first with
dry soda, then drip boiling water
over the soda. Let this all stand for
a while—and the spots will obliging
ly disappear.
Recital Will
Be Presented
Friday Night
Mr. Antonio Ortiz and Miss Aurora
Ortiz Leyraud will present their
pupils in recital Friday evening at
8 o’clock In the Junior college audi
torium. The general public is cor
dially Invited to be present.
Violin, guitar and piano pupils
numbering nearly 30 will be present
ed In selections from Or leg. Chopin,
Massenet. Dvorak. Schumann. Tsch
alkovsky. Brahms and others.
Mr Ortiz Is the director of the
"Beethoven” Academy of Music in
Brownsville and instructs classes in
violin and guitar. Miss Ortiz Ley
raud daughter of the director. In
structs classes tn pianoforte.
PREPARING BR1SSEI.S SPROCTR
With a sharp knife remove outer
wilted leaves and part of cores of
sprouts Wash thccoughly in cold
water and soak fifteen minutes in
f four cups cold water and two tea
! spoons salt. Steam or boil the sprouts
until tender when tested with fork.
This usually requires about 20 min
utes Be careful not to overcook
them.
“ENERGY”
“Mother say* everybody know*
bow important a well-balanced
diet is ... and she says Shredded
Wheat is an ideal food. She must
be right. It tastes fine and I feel
fine”
. Crisp, golden-brown Shredded
Wheat is just right for youngster*
...contains the vital health ele
ments necessary for strong bones
•nd teeth...for sturdy growth.
ANTIQUES
Announcing the Opening of
THE LONG AGO SHOP
Saturday Morning, 9:30 o’Clock
NINTH & ELIZABETH STS.
Preferred to the
costliest shortenings
by famous Southern cooks s
*..—— - —
MR5.T.B. NEELY,
' FORT WORTH,TEXAS, MAKES
HER DELECTAB1E PRIZE CHERRY
PUDDING WITH JEWEL
SOUTHERN - STYLE
SHORTENING
f
TWO GENERATIONS
OF FAMOUS SOUTHERN
COOK* LIKE MRS. NEELY, ' ^ ' L 'ft
HAVE PREFERRED JEWEL
SOUTHERN-STYLE SHORTENING
TO THE COSTLIEST TYPES.
!«
THE FAMOUS SOUTHERN-STYLE
SHORTENING
*
THIS SPECIAL KINO OF SHORTENING, LONG THE FAVORITE OF THe
ENTIRE SOUTH, IS A DELICATE BLEND OF VEGETABLE FAT WITH
JUST THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF OTHER BLAND COOKING FATS. BV
ACTUAL TESTS, JEWEL SOUTHERN-STYLE SHORTENING MAKES
LIGHTER BAKED FOODS AND CREAMS FASTER THAN THE COSTLIEST
SHORTENINGS. YET IT SELLS FOR MUCH LESS! SWIFT & COMPANY.