_PAW OF “KING KONG” < 50 LEAVE ON Brownsville SOCIETY Valley Cities AUTO j VISIT B Q. Hanna. George Carson, A. E. Derrick. R. W. Shuler. W. H. Huff- Audien ce I To man. F. F. Baird and J. C. Gracey, ! INTOMEXICO College Play Valley-Wide Auxiliary • • • Tells of Once Hea rs Sacred Cantata Have Benefit Senior Christian (fecial to The Herald* Endeavor To Have Mr ALLEN, April 17.—Fifty offi- A most appreciative Valley-side those attending from Brownsville Called Meeting cials and business men of McAllen, Rich audience of 2.500 persons heard the were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cun- Party Friday Family Glenn Herman, president of the beautiful sacred cantata. “The Seven ningham. Mi&s Katie Mr. and Million, Donna, San Benito and Mays, senior Christian Endeavor Society* Last Words of Christ” presented ty Mrs. Prank Hardin, Mr. and Mrs. in Reynosa, Mexico, left Reyoea early Tuesday night at 8:15 o’clock Lie Much Interest is being shown 1ms called a meeting for Tuesday the Methodist Choir of Harlingen John Carr Sewell, Mr and Mrs. American Le- Sunday morning in 20 automobiles dramatic club of the Brownsville the btnellt bridge the evening at 8 o'clock at the church, Sunday evening at 6 o’clock. Among A. S. Gimbie and Mr. and Mrs. L. has for Fri- on a goodwill trip to the capitals Junior college will present, ‘‘Blurt gion Auxiliary planned all members being urged to attend A. Boory. the of two Mexican states and confer- Sleeves,” a three act comedy by day afternoon at 3 o'clock In as important business matters are David Ormesher, one of the most W. ences with three high Mexican of- Charles Quimby Burdette with spe- home of Mrs. G. W. Johnson on to be discussed. Especially im- able musicians and conductors in ficials regarding completion of the cial permission of Row. Peterson Levee street, and to date reserva- portant is the Valley C. E meet to the Valley, conducted the choir of tions tables have been Monterrey-Rt ynosa section of the and Company of Evanston. 111. Mr*. Guests far several be held Friday, Saturday and Club, more than 60 voices. The chorus Mcnterrey-Matamoros highway. Joe Lindaberry sponsor of the club, made with Mrs. R. C. Morris, who Sunday at Mission. It is possible was as beautiful as the solo- is directing a cast composed of jun- equally u In charge of that particular phase that delegates from here will at- Led by ists and as well trained, of the benefit. Mayor ior college students, most of whom equally tend. Entertained their renditions of the have had previous experience in inspiring Anyone desiring* to make reserva- The motorcade was led by Mayor the audience ! amateur stage work songs holding spill tions either for individuals or tables John W. Ewing and Joe J. Ra.dt. J-ay Wray, neroine oi the photoplay, and Meriam C. cooper, pro- Anahauc club were en- bound. Leads are taken by Miss Char- ant^uests may call Mrs. Morris up to Friday president of the McAllen Chamber measure the five-foot mold of the great ape’s paw. King Kong” tertained at a de- Soloists were Mrs. H. E. are ducer, lotte Kohler. McMurry Richey, Ayo- Sunday evening Hager, morning. Tickets 50 cents and of Commerce, and Manuel a monstrous in the home of Prank Mayor RKO-Radio picture, features anthropoid. King Kong Uffe Cobolmi Todd, Blanche Pat- lightful Easter courtesy soprano Mercedes; Wright proceeds go for the milk fund fci Gars* Zamora of Reynosa. Ar- comes to the Brownsville next and Tues- of and Mrs. Antonio tenor of Edinburg: Orville Huntmv, Capitol, Sunday, Monday ton, Billy Townsend, Ramona Mr. Tamuya undernourished children of veter- rangements have already been made baritone of day with a midnight show Saturday night, 11:30. Baldridge. Otto Gavenda. Amali on 1455 Monroe street with Mi*s Harlingen; pianist, Mrs. ans. Mrs. Johnson is general chair- for their conferences tn Monterrey, --- —.-.-.——.- -. i— ... ■ ■- Rosa as hostess. Ernest Wright and Mrs. M. man for Runyon, Inez Hatchett, Anna Ruth Tamaya organist. arrangements. of Nuevo Leon, and Vic- the chosen E Deaklns. capital Langford. Barbara Barrier, and El- Expressing motif was Trophies are to be awarded for toria, capital of Tamaulipa*. states Tentative are to this Pan-American don Brown. the profusion of Easter lilies taste- plan* present high score at each table and there bordering the Lower Rio Grande Day 'ov- wonderful a dramatic and The play, a domestic comedy cf fully arranged about the rooms cantata, also will be a door prize Valley. over to the musical setting of the Uiat • • « MISSION VETS Observed In Assembly oresent time, tells of the once- prt>6- en hospitality. The tragedy. Bearing resolutions from several of the of the was enacted on Calvary, the Cruci- Brownsville high school and juu- i>erous Rands who have financial beauty spacious patio Valley chambers of commerce and home further enhanc- fixion of the Christ, for solo and : ior college Spanish clubs held as- disasters which plunge them tnio Fair.aya was letters from numerous mayors of ed the and white chorus, in at a future sembly at 10 a. m. Monuay morn- the “shirt sleeve stage" of the soc- by pink decora- Edinburg cities, the trippers will con- date. Birthdays Valley in of Pan-American the iions.“ Much excitement was furnish- OPEN HOME ing honor ial started vigorous • • TO cycle by • fer with Gov. Francisco Cardenas ed with the of Day. Guests speaker* were Mrs. ancestor, old Jonathan Rand. breaking the pinata, of Nuevo Leon at Monterrey Tues- • • IG. W. Col. • filled with colorful confetti, whicn to Johnson, Br, Pedro Celebrated day morning They will endeavor i broken billowed over (Special to The Herald) j Chapa and Cel. T. E. Gilmore. when the show him the Immediate possibili- and brisca were Miss Barbara Barrier sang “La guests. Dancing ties of international trade and trav- MISSION, April 17.—Marion will C. E. Friends of Mrs. H. R. Street. Violeter accompanied at the pi- diversions, in the latter. Mis. Valley el with completion of the highway celebrate San Jacinto Day on April Mrs. W. F. Street and W. H. Huff- ano by Miss Charlotte Kohler, CALENDAR Henry Barreda and Fred Recio sere which will connect Texas and north- 21 with formal opening of the new man them eve- The clubs to lucky winners among women a:.d surprised Saturday American home and civic wish take this op- ern with large Mexican cit- I Legion j men. Meet Planned ning at the Huffman home, com- points accord- portunity to express their apprecia- ies through the Lower Rio Grand* center in Lion* Park here, Til—day them on their biru.- tion fcr the be hostess The hostess served delicious hot plimenting ing to Commander Jack Gray of splendid cooperation Miss Florence Bell will were and Valley. On Tuesday afternoon, they chocolate and cake to Manuel Ta- days which Saturday the Post. and courtesy extended by these to the Learners club. will confer with Oen. Juan Andreau Fred H Morgan | Anita Mission Christian Endeavor will Sunday. speakers in giving their time and Mrs. R. p. Breeden will entertain mez, Cisneros, Tito, Maria Almasan. secretary of the Buretu The new stucco and brick build- A of delicious sandwiches, inspirational help. club. and Alfonso Crixell, Gloria Car- be host to the three day session of supi>er of Communication!* and Public ing for the Legion is virtually com- j Mardi Bridge salad, strawberry short cake with club doza. Isaura Longoria. Jesse Sioss, oon- and touches will be Tuesday Contract Bridge the annual Christian Endeavor coffee was Works of the Mexican national pleted finishing : James whipped cream and with Mrs. Kenneth Crowe. Chapa. Frank Cortez. Chano vention of the Fri- government, at his Monterrey of- added before the celebration Pridav, Valley district, served after which games of brtdgu I lime Club will Crixell, Ricardo Garcia. Jr., Con- Ses- of ftd- it wa* announced. The structure has Merry American Legion Auxiliary day. Saturday and Sunday. were fices. He has active control 1 played. Plate favors suggest- home of Mrs. suelo Ytuma of Harlingen. An- Christian fral construction in the ~e- been under construction for the day. meet at 8 p. m. in the sions will be held in the ing Easter were tiny candy chick? highway Entertained tonio Barreda, Eugenio Cuellir, in a barbecue and dance. Invitations By Harbert Davenport. church that city. Evangelism will for the women and little puMic. Evangelina and Estella candy have been extended to other Legion Dr. Bell Men's club of the Pres- Delgado. be the theme. More than 200 dele- Mattie Mae Yates Lozano bunnies for the men. i at the Maggie of Harlingen. Mikey the are open New Area I poats in the Lower Rio Grande Val- byterian church meeting gate* »m Valley expec^d. The honorees were recipients of Merry time club met Saturday alt- Memor- and Sofia Lozano, Eva and Ro- st ley and other citiea. church at 7 n. m. Skinner Th' convention open* Friday merrerroes. j Valley ernoon in the home of Miss Mat- sario Gavito, Ofella. Mela and F.s- birthday Continuing their southward, one iai Bible class to serve ?*;3J * through trip The Lion* Park project is of | supper. m., continuing Making up the |>ersonnel of this the Valley officials will visit Gcv. Ule Mae Yates for an Easter par- of mark- tela de la Garza. Quecha Barred m. the most ambitious public improve- Dedication Confederate | Sunuuy u 4 p. with Frank were at Bunco and an Easter Alfredo and pleasant occasion Messrs, and Rafael Villareal of Tamaulipa* ty. egg hunt 13 miles Andres Vela, Romeo o» ment programs undertaken by any er on Boca Chica highway Crabtree Alamo district, presid- Mesdames W. F and H R Street, Victoria morning The: I were diversions for the afternoon. Villareal. Osvelia Villareal. Socoiro ■ Thursday Valley city during recent years. from Brownsville at 10 a- m ing. Harold Lovltt, state secrets: y, their resolutions In the games of bunco, Barbara Garza, Pepe Reyes. Guile. Raul and will again present Permanent improvement* costing Luncheon at El Jardm hotel, will be principal speaker. General and for his co-operation Ann Lang worthy wao winner of high Humberto Cava806. Juan Garcia cf is Ii request* more than $6,500 have been made honoring state officials of the Unit- chairman Sam Field, president The highway construction score and Miriam Reil. guast Mexico City, Gustavo Longoria, You Can Be specific during the paat five years and the trophy ed Daughters of the Confederacy at of the Mission C E ; Miss Virgin.a will shorten the distance low score. Virginia Miller, also a Magdalena Lavaleta, Alredo Lavlos, requested addition of a 9-hole golf course is 12. McKinney, Mission, Is treasurer and from the Valley to by- guest, found the most eggs in the • • • Enrique Saldana. Rogerio Cavazos, Monterrey the newest part of the plan *o be registration chairman for the con- Lovelier This more than 100 miles and will pro- | exciting Easter hunt and was Henry Hernandez. Nena Boms. Min- Way given consideration. The park will egg ference the first Unit of a route presented with an Return From nie Rendon. Virginia Renden of • • • Now. wonderful MELLO-OLO vide paved cover, including the golf courss, appropriate prize. Stay pow- from the to Victoria. Both Election of officers was held with Harlingen, Manuel Amado der makes skin look fresh, Valley about 65 acres. The project was Garza. your roads n vast new areas the following result*: At Del Mar Beach Tomez. Conchita Ernesto At Made a new French will op*, up started by the Mission Lions club President, OReilly, Sailing tempting. by of to travelers in Ma’tle Mae Mrs. Frank P. Jackson has re- Duarte, Dr. Alfredo Lozano. Pertiro [Guests it with I scenic beauty and several other civic clubs, a well Yates; vice-president, process spreads surprising northern Mexico. The area prom- Barbara Ann secre- turned frem a two weeks stay at \ozano. Antonio Alonso. Henrv Val- smoothness, on hides as the City of Mission, have co- Langworthy; Party Recently stays longer, ises to be sn location in tary. Helen assistant Del Mar where she entertained ntin. Jr.. Jimmie Guzman. Mr. and Misses Alice Warden. Marcilie lines and wrinkles, important operated on improvements. EdeLstein; tiny prevents resources development of mineral , secretary, Elizabeth Bingham; treas- Mrs. Charles Wiech and her little Mrs. Henry Barreda and Mr. ar.d Strain, Anna Ruth Langford, of large pores. Ugly shine banished. Within tla- next few years, partic- urer. Iva Blanche Dittmann and daughter for several days and her Mrs. Fred Recio. Brownsville were among the guests No drawn o. “pasty" look. No irri- natural reporter. A. Jr. and • • • ularly in petroleum and gas I Miriam Reil. sister, Mrs. D- Tunstall. at a sailing party at Port Isabel tation with purest face powder WEATHER j Completing the personal w is little sen of Waco in a cottage at Mrs. Rar Asher o? El Jardin recently given by Miss Frances Pat- known. Buy delightfully fragrant Elizibeth Wilson. the beach and remains at Fishing, swimming ommunity seriously ill I tee of that nlace for members and MELLO-GLO today. 50c and $1.00 j I Resurrection Morn The hostess served fello and other beach amusements were en- the home of her mother. Mrs. ■niests of the Hustlers club of Har- —Tax Free. Cisneros Drug Stores East Texas (east of 100th meri- whipped cream and cookie* joyed. Smith on Washington street. I Ungen. —Adv. Text For Sermon dian): Increasing cloudiness; warm- "The Resurrection Morn” was er in northeast and southwest por- the subject of Mrs. Sander’s mes- tion Monday night; Tuesday part- sage last night, at the Christian ly cloudy to cloudy. and Missionary Alliance Tabernacle Light to fresh southerly winds on Lowing • tent at the corner of Washington the coast f r«v pNow She said the 1^"^ and Fifth streets. hope of a resurrection was what RIVER EC RECAST nvt.n U * arc! through to There will be no material charge life, bravely facing the hardships *ckMe5w nver next to ib ■> be in the the 24 sorrow during rOOLED v—*■— and disappointment*, pain, mmr- : ; -*5-— I k =*... — — hours. ------— ... ■*■ fa-* m, ii. i...... nlt II II and grief. She contrasted the Plood Present 24-Hr 24-Hr ■ »■'!'»!" «■■■■—-——— -inn resum -. n of the Christian with ii A Stage Slsge Cbsng Ha n ^ '$w.:' m1^1—j**-*— that of the unsaved sinner. "The Eagle Pass 16 3.1 00 .03 hi Christian will rise to immortal Laredo 27 00 00 00 you knowM and LAST NIGHn SAW Y’’ life with Joy. peace happiness: Rio Grande 21 00 0.0 .0C J will cast out into WHAT THAT ---% the sinner be Hidalgo 22 3 8 0.0 .00 HARDEEN DO A 3, WHAT outer darkness where there It Mercedes 20 5.5 0.0 .00 TRICK IS NO-WHAT IS weeping and wailing and gnashing WONDERfUl HE SAW Brownsville 18 5.1 -0.3 .00 DON’T yOU J THE CATCH ? oi teeth.” ESCAPE)^ ? J Mrs. Sander said this life is only TIDE ( ABI E a vestibule leading into the courts SHACKLED, of eternity. High and low tide at Port Isabel meteor- NAILED IN A Interest in the revival is , Tuesday, under normal report- 1 ed growing. Meetings will be held olugicu! conditions: PACKING CASE. m. at 7:45 p. m each evening through- High . 1:12 o a. m. out the week The services are Low . 4:20 AND ROPED, inter-denonun ational. MISCELLANEOUS DATA 4 hardeen,fam* C lMtttOX HFCOR fid Sunset today • M OUS BROTHER Ma nses issued: Tom- Sunrise tomorrow b:W y loves his Post OF He just mie Lee Brown and Anna May 1 HOUDlNI# Martin Ban Benito; Gavuio Aguilar WEATHER SUMMARY Toasties • • . and he gets disturbance moderate in- I fsgAPee and Ed vices Marques. Mercedes; A of 1 mother L* wi* •torj and Vada Mae KRgoie. tensity was central over the Ohio FROM It every day I (His San Benito. valley and the lower Great Lakes THE BOX! knows it’s for himl) Intent filed: Santos Cavazos and another of considerable in- ^ good and Eloi*c Ball Rnngerville. tensity over Utah and Nevada this in with high New su.t district court: John morning, relatively How often youngsters scorn the Schutte. > a; is. John Olson. e« barometric pressure over the bal- for •1. *u*t for debt. ance of the country. Light to heavy foods you know are good rains attended the eastern disturb- I ___ them! but here’s one ance. and rain and snow was they simply light in*** ■■■!■ ■' ,wh».'" .... reported from the far northwestern love to eat—Post Toasties! Distress states. Temperatures were mostly I SEE THE TRICK NOW. And no wonder! How- moderate throughout t he country grand at the morning observation. J HE HOLDS THE KEY HAVE A CIGARETTE taste —these After Meals ? they honey-colored 'M TO THE HANDCUFFS flakes so and crunchy ..; I BULLETIN crisp “After 1 eat a meal, my serve heavy (First figures, lowest tempera- BETWEEN HIS TEETH, so delicious, whether you food set n s to sour and form trae.” ture last night; second, highest j writes Mr 8. R. Williams, of THE ORIGINAL NAILS them plain, with milk or cream Long- yesterday; third, wind velocity at 8 ■jg view. Teiu. *'I find that by tak or off with a. m.; fourth, precipitation in last THAT HELD THE BOX and sugar, topped a h of Black ing pitii Draught after 24 hours.) / isle I do not ha\*c this trouble, TOGETHER HAV£ luscious fruits or berries. Abilene . 58 84 12 .00 v tak. a few only Black-Draught Amarillo . 48 78 .. 00 Post Toasties is made from days at the time. I 1 BEEN REPLACED BY also take it Atlanta . 42 62 12 .00 for lender toasted hearts of corn that constipation which causes me 84 .. .00 Austin . 54 f LITTLE SHORT NAILS to a have heavy, sluggish and tired Boston 44 56 .. .00 mrn to it to- SO THAT HARDEEN CAN energy—quick! Try feeling This Is BROWNSVILLE... 66 85 11 .00 tiorrow for breakfast! PostToast* followed by head- Brownsville Airport 62 85 .. .00 PUSH A BOARD UP " Foods. ache. 1 take a Chicago 42 42 12 .84 ies is a product of General 66 AND CRAWL OUT. THEN larger dose of Cleveland . 48 12 .2? 1 80 .00 “ Black-Draught Corpus Christi .... 64 10 HE PUTS THE BOARD 52 74 .00 for two or three nights and It Dallas . 12 BOYS AND GIRLS! 86 BACK TO MAKE THE ■tops this trouble.’’ Del Rio . 58 12 .00 Toostias Cut-Outs now on ovary Denver . 46 74 12 .00 Post Thrdfnr4'!t BOX LOOK O-KAY. circus Dodge City . 44 76 .. .00 packoga. Soldiors, clowns, El Paso 50 76 .. .00 animals ... what fun for boys and Fort Smith 46 64 .. .00 BLACK-DRAUGHT I girls I Tall your mothar about thorn | Helena . 26 50 .. .22 Houston . 58 78 .. .00

Huron . 40 74 10 .00

Jacksonville . 58 72 .. t

48 64 .. .0.7 I Your Old Kansas City . lays . 50 66 .. .00 Angeles * Louisville . 44 60 .. .60

Memphis . 48 54 .. .00 Gold Miami 64 78 .. 1 82 New Orleans . 58 72 .. .00 North Platte 50 76 18 .00 Oklahoma 72 12 .00 Lying around the City .... 52 Palestine . 52 76 .. .00 ho line is worth Pensacola . 56 66 ... .00 money. Phoenix . 56 86 .. .00 Port Arthur . 60 78 .. .00

44 80 .. .00 Why not convert it Roswell . St. Louis 46 58 .. .00 into cash at Dorf- St. Paul 42 64 .. .00 i man’s Lake Jewelry Salt City .... 50 70 12 .00 Store in Browns- San Antonio 56 84 10 .00

Fe 60 .. I ville. Santa 36 00 Sheridan . 32 62 .. .00

Shreveport . 48 70 .. .00 WE PAY CASH Tampa 60 76 .. .00 Vicksburg 48 56 .. .00 Washington . 50 62 ..1 38

Willusion . 36 58 14

Wilmington . 58 66 .. 2 60

Winnemucca 24 60 .. .00

BLAZE EXTINGUISHED The Brownsville fire department extinguished a blase at Ft. Brown Saturday which developed in a building which was being razed. Little or no damage was caused 'ey the lira. i _I