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Berry-Duncan
Nuptials Said
In Mission
rrSoecUl to The Hen Id)
MISSION, Aug. 29. — Miss Helen
Duncan, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Logan Duncan, of this city, and Mr.
Curtis Berry of Oklahoma City,
Okii.. mere married at the First
Christian church here Wednesday
morning, at ten o’clock in a beau
tiful ceremony.
A vocal solo “I Love You Truly”
by Mrs. S. L. Hardin, was accom
panied by Robert Osborn of McAl
len, at the piano, with obligato by
Mr. Cifford Peterson.
Rev. LcOrand Pace, pastor of the
First Christian church of McAllen,
read the marriage service.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, was beautiful In
a velvet wedding gown, with train,
and was attended by her sister.
Miss Helen Duncan, as maid of hon
or, and Mrs. Orville Cox of McAllen,
matron of honor.
With little Miss Betty Elly Bent
•en tu. flower girl. Miss Janet Cald
well, Iris Volx. Mary Jane Waite
and Rennie Berry acted as brides
maids, while the groom's brother.
Mr Leo Berry, was best man.
Other attendants were Messrs
Orville Cox. Levi Walker, Billy
Duncan and James Wood.
After the ceremony members of
the wedding party were entertained
at the Mission hotel at a wedding
breakfast by the parents of the
bride.
Mrs. Berry Is a popular member
of the social set having spent prac
tically all her life here, with the
exception of the years she was in
college preparing for her work she
had planned as a music teacher,
while Mr. Berry is a Junior in the
Oklahoma University.
The young people left immediately
after the breakfast for a wedding
trip and will be at home in an
apartment in Oklahoma City.
• • •
Mrs. Henderson Woods returned
Monday lrom Louisiana, where she
has been spending the summer with
her son, Roilin and family.
Mrs. Clarence Ashley came home
the first of the week from Fort Col
lins, Colo., where she had been
•pending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. “Buck*’ Weathers
and little daughter are here for a
visit with Mrs. Weathers’ parents,
Mr and Mrs Friedrichs.
Mrs. Harry Stebbins left the first
of the week for San Antonio, after
•pending her vacation here with her
brothers. Al and Charles Volz and
their families.
Mrs. Rose LeLachuer returned
this week from a vacation spent in
Colorado.
Mrs. James Pealing and her
daughter. Miss Florence Huff re
turned Monday from a three •
months’ vacation In Kerrville.
Mrs. H. H. Hargrove and sen
■pent the weekend in Mlslson with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. R. Buck left this week
for Harlingen where Mr. Buck is
located.
Mrs. L. Berry, mother of Mr. Cur
tis Berry, her daughter. Miss Ren
nie Berry and her eon, Mr. Leo
Berry, who were here in attendance
at the Berry-Duncan wedding, left
far their home in Oklahoma City
Thursday.
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Miss Adams
Is Hostess For
Party Event
Miss Juanita Adams was hostess
Thursday evening at a slumber
party at her home. Each truest was
requested to prepare a stunt, and a
prise was given for the best one.
Mias Lucille Canon was presented
with the trophy. Other diversions
of the evening were candy making,
and the popping of pop com. A
•upper was served at midnight.
Miss Adams' guests Included Miss
is Mary Sue Saunders, Ruth Saun
ders, AUeen Hanna, Vida McMinn.
Dorothy Caldwell, Martha Lee
Street, Lucille Carson, Clara Bel
Unghausen, and Lula Grant. Mes
dames Annie Champion, Clarice
Adams, Oleda Walker and Mary
Adams.
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Society Calendar
SATURDAY
Founders' day picnic celebration
for Hope Chapter 124 O. E. S.. Ma
sons and their families, at the home
of Mrs. Collis Perkins on South
mest road at 6 p. m. _
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Miss Sansing Is
Honoree For
Dinner
_ (8pecial to The H**" d*
WESLACO, Aug. 30—Miss Vianna
Sansing was honored with a dinner
given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Sansing Tuesday, compli
menting her on her birthday. Guests
included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carter
and family who leave soon for
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and Miss
Lcis Smith.
• • •
The Baptist W M. U. met in
circles Monday afternoon for In
dustrial Day. The Lottie Moon and
Leigh circles were at the church
while the Compere circle met at
the home of Mrs. Q. w. Cook and
sewed for the Valley Baptist hos
pital.
• • •
An executive meeting of the W
M 6. will be held in the church
at 3 p. m. Monday September a.
All the officers and chairmen are
urged to be present. The regular
business session will be at 3:30. This
Is the date to elect the officers and
cnairmen are urged to be present.
This is also the time for the Penny
A-Day collection as September is
the month to make reports.
• • •
The four circles of the Presby
terian Auxiliary met Monday in
the various homes. Circle one met
at the home of Mrs. J. H. Christner
with seven present. Miss Emma Mae
Smith of East Moline, Illinois was
a guest. Reports of committee* were
j given.
Circle two met at the home of
Mrs. Harold Harrison with ten
i present. Mrs. Mibel Gwilliam led
the lesson. A round table discussion
i was enjoyed.
Mrs. Paul McCasland was hostess
I to circles three and four with twelve
present. Mrs. A. W. Voelkel was In
; charge of the business session.
Plans for entertaining the Young
i people of the church were discussed.
| Mr L. C. Williamson led the les
sen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Snead enter
tained members of the Tuesday
night bridge club this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Link of
Progreso were club guests. Score
frvors were awarded Mrs. Link and
Mr Earl Pike.
• • •
Mrs. Paul Strong charmingly
entertained members of the Dos
Mesas Bridge Club Thursday Mrs.
Neal McNaughton and Mrs. Walter
Anderson were club guests.
Mrs E. B. Ballard received »fre
score trophy. Mrs. Monroe Watson
■vill be next club hostess.
• • •
Mrs Matheson was hostess
Thursday to the Just We Neighbors
club. Roll call was answered with
current events.
Guests of the club were Mesdames
Hayes and Misses Nadine Lents.
Marjorie Trott. and Harriet Kid-1
der.
• • •
Mrs O. W. Sansing and daugh
ter. Miss Vianna. entertained Mon
day with a birthday party compli
menting tha twins, Marjorie and
Martha 8ansing on their twelfth
birthday. Many games were enjoy
ed by 30 guests.
Several numbers were asked bfc
friends to be dedicated to the girls
over KRGV.
• • •
E. F. Miller expects to leave this
week on a business trip to New
York.
Mike Hughes and his father, Bur
ton Hughes, of Elsa returned this
week from a two weeks visit to Mad
ison. Indiana.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Edwards and
family have left for Missouri to vis
it relatives. They were accompan- j
led by Mrs. J. Y. Rohr and daugh-;
ter. Lucille, who will visit in Hanni
bal. Missouri On their return trip t
they will leave Miss Emily Edwards
wave xour tyes careruiiy
Examined and Glasses
Properly Fitted by
R. A. LACKNER
Dr. of Optometry
1110 Elizabeth Brownsville
at Denton, where ahe will attend
Baylor Belton College.
Miss Eda Schaeffer and Mr. Rob
ert Fairbanks and children left for
their home In San Antonio af*T
spending several days with their sis
ter and aunt. Mrs. E. S. Brewer.
Mr and Mrs. Chester Richardson
announce the birt hof a « 1-2 pound
baby Wednesday, August 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gloor have
left for Gonzales, where they will
attend a family reunion, the occa
sion being the birthday of Mr.
i Cloor’s grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs W. M Smith and
family and Mrs. Edgar Gloor return,
ed last week-end from a visit to rel
atives in Oklahoma and San An
tonio.
Miss Emma Mae Smith will return
to East Moline, Illinois this week to
assume her duties in the schools
there. She has spent the summer
in Weslaco with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. 8mith.
Mrs. Paul Cowan left Uu*t week
to Join her husband near Tyler
where he will be employed in gov
ernment erosion work.
A. L. Johnson left Sunday for
Austin where he will Join his fam
ily who have been there for a few
weeks. Alter a week s visit with
relatives they will return to Wes
laco.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carter and
family left Wednesday for Alabama
where Mr. Carter expects to go into
the grocery business.
Mrs. J. A. Reed and children re
turned Monday from a week’s visit
in Brownsville with her parents. A
sister from Oeorgta was also a guest
there.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Nichols left
last weekend for Alabama where
Mr. Nichols will reenter the hos
pital for medical observation.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards and
family spent last week-end in Gal
veston with Mrs. Edwards’ brother,
Luther Nolan. They were accom
panied by Mrs. E B Trummer who
visited relatives in Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H Baxter. Sr ,
and son. William, spent last week
end In Corpus Christi visiting rel
atives.
Luther Hughes underwent a ton
sil operation Saturday. He will not
return to his law office this week.
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Band Concert
The 12th Cavalry band will pres
ent a concert Friday at 7 p. m. at
Fort Brown, with W. G. Archam
bault, conductor, directing.
The program will be as follcws:
March, “The Boomerang"; overt
ure. ‘‘Paragraph III"; slow fox trot.
“Roll Along Prairie Moon”; waltz.
“Rose Queen”; Jazz fox trot "Tiger
Rag”; morceau, “Exal I ticn”; slow
fox trot. "Clouds”; selection. "The
Yeomen of the Ouard”; march fi
nale. “Olevine ”
Artificial leather has been suc
cessfully made from raw wool.
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Law Offices of
R. B. Creager
(R. E. Green, Associated)
First National Bank Bldg.
Brownsville
General Practice In
All the Courts
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Entre Nous Is
Entertained
In San Benito
SAN BENITO, Aug. aO.-M». O.
D. Carr, entertained the Entre
Nous bridge club this week. During
the afternoon Mrs. E. H. Fairer held
high.
in addition to the dub members
those present were Mrs. A. H. Lamm
and Miss Mayme Liles. The next
meeting of the dub will be with
Mrs. J. E. Craven.
• • •
Among church meetings of the
week was that of the First Method
ist with circle number one meeting
in the home of Mrs. J. M. Graham
when plans were made to serve a
dinner Friday at noon September 6
in the dining room of the church.
Following a program refreshments
were served.
Circle number two met In the
home of Mrs. Marie Fitch when a
musical program was the feature of
the meeting. Mrs. H. Alsmeyer- of
Sebrlng, Florida, and Miss Grace
Alsmeyer of this city were guests.
In the late afternoon a tempting
refreshment course was served.
Circle number three was enter
tained In the home of Mrs. Jack
Hays in the Palm Grove when ten
members enjoyed the afternoon.
Plans for a garden party were made
which will be given on the lovely
lawn surrounding the home of Mrs.
L. W. Humble In the country.
• • •
Miss Della Villarreal was a delight
ful hostess Monday when she enter
tained the Mignon dub. During the
evening various kinds of needle
work provided diversion, a musical
program being presented in the lat
ter part of the affair.
Guests in addition to the dub
members included Mrs. Virginia Leal
and Misses Maria Aguilar, Adela
and Joseflna Gonzales and Lela
Villarreal. The next meeting of the
dub will be with Miss Joseflna Ro
drigues.
• • •
At a meeting of the Torch Bear
er's Union held Tuesday at the First
Baptist church a delicious luncheon
was served at the noon hour. Dur
ing the session a quilt was complet -
ed which will be sent to the Buck
ner’s Orphan Home in Dallas. Mrs.
R. C Stone of San Antonio, a sister
of Mrs. W. R. Brown was present
as a guest.
• • •
Robert Collins has returned from
a trip to San Antonio.
Miss Ruth Brown has gone to
Washington. D. C., where she will
be the guest of her brother for sev
eral days. While away she will con
tinue on to New York where the will
spend a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill and two
children will go to Austin over the
week end to be the guests at Mrs.
Hill’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steph
enson. While away they will also
visit in the home of Dr. Lucius Hill
in San Antonio for a short period.
E. W. Edwards has recently re
turned from San Antcnlo where he
visited with Mrs. Edwards who has
been confined to the Santa Rosa
hospital for treatment. Mrs. Ed
wards will be able to return to the
Valley In the next few days.
Mr. and Mrs R. B Stewart and
children, Annette and Sonny, are
spending several days at Bcca
Chica.
Mrs. Ora Lee Goolsby has return
ed from Austin where she attended
the graduation of her grandson.
John Frankllh Sanders, who resides
in Harlingen.
Bide-a- Wee Is
Entertained
This Week
Mrs. W. L. Lipscomb was hostess
Trursdav afternoon to members or
trie Bide-a-Wee Bridge club at her
heme on the Boca Chlca highway.
Summer flowers were arranged at
tractively about the rooms given
over U the affair.
At tne conclusion of the games.
Mrs. Lipscomb served a delicious
supper. Club members presen.
mere Mesdames F. F. Baird. Oeorge
Cerson. B. O. Hanna. H. R. Street.
R. W. Shuler, A. E. Derrick and W.
F. Huffman.
The club will have Its next meet
ing with Mrs. R. W. Shuler, Thurs
day. Sept. 12.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Has Meeting A t
Church Monday
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian church met the.
first of the week In the church:
building. Mrs. E. P. Day gave the)
devotional while Mrs. Harrison M.
Clark was in charge of the program.
Mr*. J. Orider Perkins, and Mr*.
T. P. Harris led the discussion on
-Life in the Smokey Mountains."
Hiey were assisted by Mesdames
M. J. Tipton, J. H. Batsell. Jim Mc
pall. Sherwod Bishop and C. K.
Lam berth.
Circle one served refreshments
at the close cf the meeting.
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Ernestine Boye Is
Hostess To The
Little Women
Ernestine Boye was hostess to
members of the Little Women's dub
Thursday afternoon at her home.
Diversion for the afternoon took>
the form of bridge and contests
with Virginia Miller being presented *
with both awards.
There was one guest of the dull,
Mildred Sommers. Club members
present were Prances Barnet, Vlr
g.nia Miller, Sylrla Sommers and
Evelyn Hayes.
The club will be entertained next
week by Joyce OoXorth.
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