El heraldo de Brownsville. [volume], August 02, 1935, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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Mrs. Simmons
Is Hostess For
Group
(Special to The Herald)
BAN BENITO, Aug. 2—Members
of the Entre Nous Bridge club were
delightfully entertained in McAl
len when Mrs. W. W. Simmons
complimented the group with a
luncheon.
Following the games, Mrs. Har
old Fariey was high The next
meeting of the club will be held in
San Benit
• • •
The Christian Endeavor society
of the First Presbyterian church
named as honor guest one of their
members. Miss Dorothy Erwin,
bride-elect. Monday evening when
they assembled in the home of Mr.
and Mrs M. F. Orr in Los Fres
cos.
Following a delightful swim in
the pool a picnic supper was enjoy
ed. About twenty young people
were present. Mrs. E. L. Barmore,
sponsor of the society was also
present.
• • •
Miss Dorothy Erwin, a bride of
the month, was complimented with
a theatre party and linen shower
in the home oi Miss Alice Hill dur
ing the first of the week. Follow
ing the matinee the guests enjoyed
games and contests in the home of
the hostess after which they pres
ented Miss Erwin with many pretty
and useful gifts. A dessert course
was served to the guest of honor
and ten Intimate friends.
• • •
A pretty event of Monday eve
ning was dinner party given by
Miss Frances Grimsell when she
named Miss Kathleen McCrieght
of Kirbyville, the house guest of
Miss Kate Robertson, honoree. The
Mexican dinner was served in Har
lingen. All appointments for the
occasion carried out the Mexican
theme.
Following the dinner an Interest
ing social hour was enjoyed. Thir
teen San Benito girls were present
for the hospitality. Out-of-t<\;
guests included Man' Spradlintr.
Jeanne and Kelsey Stuart of Har
lingen. Beth Gregory and Harriet
Boyd of Brownsville and Lena Loi»
Griffith of Victoria.
• • •
Misses Dolly Vinsant and Maureen
East were joint-hostesses when they
named Miss Kathleen McCrieght of
Kirbyville as guest of honor at a
theatre party. Following the ma
tinee the guests assembled in the
home of Mks Vinsant where re
fr« hments were served.
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Ranperville
News, Notes
(Special to The Hera*d)
RANGERVILLE. Aug. 2.—Rev. S
Dunn ot The Methodist church of
6an Benito will deliver an address
u> the people of thus community
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
* • *
Rev. Owens of the Mercedes Bap
tist church was unable to fill the
pulpit at the Baptist church here
6undav as he was call'd to his
home town in north Texas.
• * •
The “True Blues” of the Baptist
church are working hard on their
f'unday school attendance. Award
ing of thp pins at the end of each
quarter has been a stimulant. Bettye
Jayne Foust has the honor of being
th* first gold star member having
attended twenty-four Sundays in
succession. Five other members are
near their silver star pirn.
• • •
Supt A B Cook Is supervising
the cleaning of the school premises
this week.
Mr and Mrs. Art Williams en
tertained at a fish frv at Boca
Chim recently, the following at
tending: Mr and Mrs. John Bar
ren M" and Mrs Ellis Perry. Mr.
and Mrs. D. M Buchan, and Mr
Ex-Movie Star Is
Censor Now
11
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Member of Louisiana* new
board ot him censorship ere
ated at a special session of the
legislature Marguerite Clark,
former stage-screen star is
shown here as she examined
the first reel of film approved
by the board Sentng on the
board with the ex-tnovte head
liner now wile of Millionaire
Harry P Williams are two
strong Huev Long aides
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urd Mrs. J. M Buchan and daugh
ter Joann.
Mr. and Mrs Hook and baby from
Rio Hondo visited with Mr. and
Mrs Ben Trousdale this past week.
Leatha Welch of Harlingen has
been visiting with her cousin Betty
Lynn Arnold.
R. C. Nolle.v has returned to the
Lome of his grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Halbert after an extended visit
with his father in Houston. -
Messrs. J. M. Buchan. Doyle, Har
row and Tom Parmer were on a
fishing trip at the Port this week.
They reported a good catch.
Eetty Lynn Arnold spent a few
da vs last week with her brother
Milton Arnold and Mrs. Arnold at
Hio Hondo.
Mr s. Nabors, who has been spend
in" the summer with her daughter
Mrs J. R Parmer left this week for
her home near Gorman.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Foust and
<• :'dren. Betty Jayne and Charles
William, and Mr. and Mrs. Harrow
Parmer were among those attend
ing the Port celebration Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Buchan
entertained the following guests at
I oinner this past week- Mr and Mrs.
\ t Williams of Harlineen; Mr. and
Mrs Ellis Perry of Brownsville and
Mr and Mrs. Darrow Parmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Magee are
i having their Ha-lingen home re
modeled prior to their moving there
'•his fall.
Mis Ruth Sparks entertained
Mi'S Ore’l Anderson this week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Passmore have
-et lined to their home here after
*r extended stay with relatives in
| Harlingen.
Mr. and Mrs Fills Pern- ot
Brownsville were recent dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs. D. M
Euchan.
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LEAVES FOR NORTH
Miss Bibf B-eeden daughter of
Or. and Mrs R F. Breeden. left
'vv:r>: lay morning for Chicago.
Illinois, where she will enter St.
Luke’s hosnital for nurses’ train
ne Miss Breeden will visit in Chi
<." o and W: eonsin until the fourth
cf September when she will enter
the hospital for training.
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HOME FROM VISIT
Mrs. Sam L. lorkwocd. who has
been visiting in Wh rton for the
oast ten d;«vs with relatives has re
turned to her home here.
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Bride-to-Be Is
Honored With
Linen Shower
(Special to The Herald)
MISSION, Aug. 2.— Miss Helen
Duncan, bride-to-be, was honored
by & number of her friends at a
linen shower, given at the home of
Mrs. Orville Cox near McAllen
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, E. V.
Sprowl and Mrs. S. L. Hardin gave
a program of readings and song,
t>fter which a peddler came to the
house insisting there were some
splendid bargains in the ready-to
wear line, displaying pleasing wares
among the other guests.
After the presents had been dis
played the guests were asked into
ihe dining room where a tea was
served by Miss Janet Caldwell and
Miss Mary Walsh.
Mrs. Howard Quick was honored
at the home of Mrs. A. C. Trapp
ard Mrs. Clark Norton recently
when these ladies met at the Trapp
home for a shower. Mrs. John Os
born and Mrs. Otto Jensen were
winners in the contests and pre
sented their prizes to the honoree,
Mrs Farrar Dooley reciting a clever
little poem.
* • *
Miss Doris Red entertained with
a weiner roast Monday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr. ana
C. D. Red.
Games were played after which
the wieners were roasted and serv
ed to Misses Dorothy Jean G arl
ir.gton, Marian McHenry, Dorothy
Beli Adkins, Mildred Hooks. Helen
Miller. Helen Card, Ella Jean Tay
lor Lura Sue Peavy, Norma Event
off. Peggy Covington and the host
ess.
Mrs. Herbert Melch entertained
fhe Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
this week. Mrs. A. F. Volz being
high.
• • *
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Wilson were
hosts Tuesday night for members
of the Ace-Hi bndge club and their
husbands awarding score trophies
for ladies and men respectively to
Mrs. Thomas Robertson and Mr.
W R. Parrish.
» • • •
Mrs. Tracy Card was hostess to
the members of the Mardi bridge
club Tuesday Mrs. J. F. Tanner was
high, with Mrs. Ollen Rome the
only out of club guest and Mrs.
Cideon Newman a tea guest.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rome en
tertained the members of their
bridge club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H. E. Moore being the only
out of club guest, and Mr. Al. Volz
holding high.
• • •
The members of the YW-V were
entertained Monday afternoon at
the home of Billie Martin with a
swimming party. Following the
swimming party a study of foreign
missions was presented by Misses
Ad? and Edna Newbrough. Mrs. Joe
Cook, the sponsor, was the honor
gitfs*. while Miss Ada Newbrougn
presided over the business session.
• • #
Mrs. Chas. Braskamp entertained
the members of the Alton Bluebon
ret Hub this week. The afternoon
being spent with fancy work.
• • •
Mrs T B Sammons entertained
the Wednesday bridge club this
week. Mrs. T. B. Sammons. Jr.. Mrs.
Parker Spence and Miss Elizabetn
Sammons were out of club guests.
» • •
“Young Tnm” Hu mason was the
host at his home Monday evening,
entertaining in honor of Bernard
Olswanger, formerly of this city,
now of Los Angeles. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bun?oon
have left for a vacation visit in San
Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Whlttlesev and
children and Mrs E H Pilcher
spent the dav at Port Isabel latelv.
Mr and Mrs. E. W. Coble and
children have returned from a two
weeks' visit with relatives in ana
near .®an Antonio.
Mrs. A C. McHenry expects to
return Monday from San Antonio
wnere she has visited a week.
Mr and Mrs. R R. Stephens had
is their dinner guests recently.
Mr and Mrs. Ted Stephens and
chi’dren of Brownsville and Mr.
and Mrs. G. R. Stenhens.
Mr and Mrs. Carl A Roettele
Wf Thu-sdav to soend their vaca
tion with Mr. Roettele's parents in
Omaha. Nebr.
Mrs. T W Thies returned from
Austin Tuesday where she had vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Murphv
during her vacation.
Mrs. J M Salter left Thursday
for he- home in Vernon after a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. David
G Wood and Mr. Wood.
M. L. Havs attended the opening
of nort at Port Isabel Tuesday.
Miss Angie Stroud exnected to
leave Fridav to spend her vacation
in San Antonio, and points in
Arizona.
Joe Carvajal left Fridav for Ver
ron to attend the Walker-Broyles
wedding there Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Jenkins returned Tues
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day from a visit In Dalhart and
Roswell, N. Mex.
Miss Zeda Dorsett left Wednes
day to visit friends in Kingsville.
Mrs. Chester Crow and baby
daughter of Liberty are guests of
Miss Elizabeth Sammons.
IN SAL’flLLO
Mrs. R A. Porter is In Saltillo,
Mexico, for a two months visit. Mrs.
Sorter was accompanied to Mexico
by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wellborn, who will remain with
her throughout her stay.
Mrs. Porter plans to leave later
on m the year lor St Louis. Mo.,
where she will join Mr. Porter.
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EL JARDIN GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. E B. Wells, and Miss
Em alee Wells, are now at home to
their friends in El Jardin hotel. Mr
Wells, of the E. B Wells Motor com
pany. has been here for some time,
but Mrs. Wells and their daughter
have just recently come here. Miss
Wells is quite an enthusiastic goiter.
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RECALLED TO LAREDO
Mrs R. L Bolding has returned
to Laredo where she has spent
some time lately, and where she was
called by the critical illness of her
sister, Mrs. Perrin.
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BEEVILLE VISITOR
Mrs Lawrence Brady spent two
cays this week in Beeville.
Local Couple
Appointed As
Committee
Jack Mohle and Bernice Hutton.
; of Brownsville were named as a
nominating committee at the Tues
day evening meeting in San Benito
ol the Christian Endeavor council
ol the Rio Grande Valley. The
meeting was held in the First
Christian church in San Benito.
An excellent attendance, with
practically every member present
i was noted. Re;x>rts indicated that
the work of the members was pro
pressing very well.
! Otto Nielsen was present and
made a short talk. The president,
I Lawrence Cron, tendered his resig
| ration as he plans to attend col
lege
The next meeting will be held In
: Harlingen at the First Christian
church.
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IN NEW ENGLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Porter and
| baby daughter, and Mrs Larry
Lightner are spending the warm
months with their mother, Mrs. E.
■ C. Sams, in her home in New
‘ Hampshire.
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Picnic Suppers
Noted Lately
In Rio Hondo
«Special to The Herald)
RIO HONDO, Aug. 2.—M>nv Rio
Hondoiars are enjoying the infor
mal serving of picnic suppers on
their lawns during the heated days.
Others are preparing their suppers
in the back yards of their homes ever
camp stoves or grates, and are in
viting friends to join them.
Three such parties took place re
cently. Wednesday evening Mr and
1 Mrs. H. Taylor Hartzog served an
; al fresco supper on their lawn having
I as their guests. Mr. and Mrs. George
Kindinger and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Carpenter.
Another party Wednesday night
was that at the Alton Caffal home
when the CaffaLs invited a group of
friends to an ice cream supper. En
joying this were: Mr. and Mrs Rex
George. Mr. and Mrs. J. R George.
Miss Carol George. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Yecman, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jef
fery.
Thursday Mrs. Amv Yeoman in
vited a group of friends to a fish fry
in the back yard of her home. En
joying the supper were: Supterin
tendent and Mrs, R J. Bingham
and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Yeoman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fresh
our and Mr. and Mrs. Jark Carpen
ter and Miss Eva Jean Yoeman.
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Three were named honor guests at
a recent swim party at the Y W C.
A camp here when three Sunday
School classes of the Community
church entertained in their honor.
I The party was sponsored by the
teachers of the classes. Mesdames B i
T. BullLs. Forrest*Woodside and H
C Chamber*. Honor guests for the!
affair were Miss Berneice Brockhau .
who Is home from school In Mil
waukee. Wis., Miss Merel Bowser of
St. Petersburg, Fla., who Is here for
an extended visit and Norman
Johnson who L> leaving for Wiscon
sin. A delicious picnic supper follow
ed the splash.
Present for the occasion were:
Clayton Watson. Richard Hollon.
Hazel Taube, Eva Jean Yeoman.
Norman Johnson. Emerson Webster.
James Joyner. Lecna Dack. Carl
Dack. Temple Ray. Elizabeth Bing
ham. Posey Coleman. Kenneth Dack
Loyd Dimtck, Turner Divers. Mur- ;
iel Bowser. Bemeice Brockhaus.1
Elizabeth Mixon. Ronald Schultz.
Earl Wheeler. Janet Brockhau> Os
car Bounds. Mack Mize. Margaret
Bull is, Marcella Schultz. Mr and
Mrs. B. T. Bullis. Mrs. H C. Cham
bers and Mrs. Forrest Woodside.
Ric Hondo Bob Cat Troop 2i In
encamped at Camp Cha.v F Perrv
for the 10-dav annual summer scout
encampment. In the group enjoyint
camp life are Robert Corn-gill, p j
McMurtry. John Brown, Richard
Wheeler. Pius Davis and John D
Baugh.
• • •
A large group of Rio Honri tans
were present Wednesday at the Har
lingen Quarterly W. M. U. meet at
the Baptist church in that city In
the party from Rio Hondo were:
Rev. J F Curtis. Mrs Richard Stew
art Betty Stfwart. Mrs. Albert
Knight. Muss Perrll Knight. Mis
Katherine Knight. Miss Agnes Ticer.
Mrs. Rex George. Miss Violet Gran
tham. Miss Evelyn Grantham. Mi
Ruth Bishop. Miss Evelyn Grantham
Mrs A. J Carpenter and Miss Shir
ley Carpenter.
• • •
Mr and Mrs Frank Sizer and
small son were Port Isabel visitors
recently.
The Kum Jovnus Klass of the
Community church will hold the
regular meeting at the church Mon
day evening. August 4.
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RETURNS HOME
Mrs K. M Black, of Austin, who
has been visting her son. Mr A K
Black and Mrs. Black for the past
week, has returned to her home m
Austin. Mrs. A. K Black returned
trom a six-weeks* trip to Memphis
Tenn., by way of Austin and was i
accompanied home by Mrs. K. M.
Black, and her daughter. Beverly,
who had spent six weeks with her
grandmother.
LEASE HOME
Mr and Mr*. J. C. Jordan,
take n pOMCt J of the
ter home at r.bony Drive _
Ebanufc Mr. Jordan is general man.
ager of the Rio Grande Valley
Gas Company.
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I have good movements every day.
I am 73 years old. 1 am telting my
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