! Mrs. Ben Harlin- the week-end lor east before Careful ident; Eppstein. points NOT HARD WORK A COSTLY LESSON Planning and Mrs. Schwartz. to obertsons Chosen to Lead Dinner-Dance gen, secretary going California. "Tom tells me he's working for all She: Have you ever had a lesson Hr Lowers Costs Raymundvilie, treasurer. Miss Minnie Mays has returned he's worth Just now." sa.d the fond by correspondence? Says 1 Peace Caravan * first of the sister- to her home in after a Mrs. \V. A. Cox The activity Marshall aunt. He—You bet! I never write to wo- Is ven hood was a oenefit visit here in the home bro- I Return From Gi bridge p»rt> of her men now —What a on the Atr. 1 i By "Well. I suppose that's hts way this week. ther. F. W. Fisher. A Cox. dem- ; given j Mrs- W. wardrobe • • • of saying he's only earning five dol- Mrs. H. E. Hvistendahl left this i of the onatrat of the Brown Tract The cost World War la EASTERN CTAR HAS week for Sioux City, S. D.. where lars a week." returned his cynical Demonstration club, has found that Mercedes Club money has been estimated at about Trip INITIATION SERVICES she will f the summer Wedding spend with ■■ ■ uncle.—Answers. i by careful planning she can t* v 1186.000.000.000. % services were helc her Mrs. A. better dressed at a lower cost than j Initiatory daughter. G Renvold. at the meet- i Miss Anna Baum has to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Robertson ol methods. To (Special to The Herald.) I Monday night regular gone by haphazard buying of the Eastern Star ol Houston, where she will make her Brownsville have returned home ret these results Mrs. Cox took an MERCEDES, June Ja.—One ol ing Chapter i thts with the newly installec home with her sister, Mrs. A. Wem- !, after enjoying a delightful wedding inventory of c'othes and materials the delightful social activities ol place, | officers 'e work. garten. Later in summer sne in Colorado. on hand and her wardrobe the week-end was the dinner dance putting the trip, touring planned • Mrs. John Rouse, retiring worth? will visit in El Paso. The coup.e were qu: arried for the year. She is a second year given y the recreational club ol the matron, was hostess a socia Mr. and Mrs. Crockett by the Rev. Scheffer of 1! demonstrator, so from records of American Legion. during Stanley If,J 1 hour, a refreshment course are several weeks In Den- 27 and before is to know the dinner, the remain- serving spending ! Wednesday morning. May the year she able Following • • • ver. Colo. Mrs. Crockett has been a ! Immediately for Colorado, fairly definitely how long she can der of the evening was spent in personals member of the Mercedes school they spent several weeks rxpect each garment to wear, how dancing. An election of officers for Mrs. Jack Trollmger and rhildrer i ■ faculty during the past term. mg the Cave of the Winds, the many of each are required to last the coming year was held with O have returned from a recreations Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Evans have ius Pikes Peak. Eleven Mile through the year, and which calls J. Gunn being named president. W. visit in the mountains near Kerr- for house guests, Mrs. Josephine on. Cripple Creek. Garden of for the greatest expenditure. By J. Scoton was named vice president, tr_* vii!e. Patty of Crowall. Iowa, and Miss the Gods and various other points using this knowledge, her plan, and L. A. Clark secretary. The din- Mrs. H. Blake and son Eleanor Mac Smith of San Benito WAVE A BAG OF SUGAR ON of interest. made In January, is very accurate. ; ner was in celebration of the first Seay j Vernon Van Horn has to then motored to Koase. Mrs G H Barnes, wardrobe de- of the club, the central Ralph Greenlee, who have beet returned ! # They j anniversary' his home in Kansas, after , the groom's home, where monstrator. of the South HarlinRen ornament for the dinner table be- guests here in the home of Mrs spend- FLAG COMPANY! Walden Greenlee, left this w'eek foi ing the winter here in the home of THE BLACK they spent a few days with Mr. Home Demonstration club belives ing a large birthday cake bearing Pallas, where will Bob- his sister. Mrs. R. R. Talbert. Robertsons parents. While there that clothes well cared for last one candle. A color scheme of pink they Join Black costs less. Saves you enough to buy Greenlee Miss Bell Acker has re- Flag Liquid honor and look beter while in use and white was bie From there they wil Mary the bride was the guest of 'onger chosen for this else want—often for a sack of go to Chicago, where the boys wil turned from Austin, where she has something you enough a bridge party given by Mrs than clothes that are neglected. In pretty affair, both In floral decor- attend Northwestern been attending school to the Black is Garret of Kosse. order to be able to do this, Mrs. ation and place cards which marked University. spend sugar, for instance. Flag the deadliest and Mrs Letie Gibson, owner tlx summer months with her parents Mr and Mrs. Robertson returned Barnes has provided adequate stor- places for the following; Messrs, anti of of insect killers. Kills flics, mosquitoes and Gibson Beauty Shop of this city Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Acser. pleasantest to the Valley by way of Corpus age space for clothing in the home Mesdames S. W. Allen. Eill Allen. | and Mrs. Lellah a member ol Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Tidmore and other insects quicker. Pleasant-smelling. Harmless to Christ! where they spent several she has recently built. She does Murray Howze. E. D. Green. R. R. Lyle, Sat Miss Dorothy Cook, above, of the Mercedes school faculty:, left two children, have returned from back A days with friends. not find time to sew for herself, Talbert. E J. Hauff. Dart Dans. J. humans and pets. Money guarantee, c..*. Washington, D. C.. vail be at the this week for Dallas. Mrs. Gibsor a recreational visit to Mexico City. Mrs Robertson was the forn ■§ but she made an inventory of her Ben net. C». A. King. E. C. M Manus, I ) i wheel of the car when a I will severa’ weeks there Miss Hall has returned to a the at the the leading Fred spend in Peggy Miss Lois Barlett. teacher in cothin; beginning of 1 Johnson. C. C Mrllwain. Mrs. motor caravan of members of the the her home in Eckhart. lnd after an Brownsville school system Mr. 'ear and planned carefully what Jimmie Johnson. W. T. bcatton, interest of her business. Mrs Women's International League ! will on to where extended in Mercedes. connected with the she would need. She has demon- Mrs. Harrell. Mrs. L. A. Clark. Lyle go Bonliam, stay BLACK FLAO-A Robertson Is Rcy 1 for Freedom and Peaces leaves • • ! she will the summer in the Misses Dogma and Juanita Rian- La Paloma company and is well strated that a woman may be well •» spend KILLS FLIES AND California this month to carry home of her sister. chard arc several weeks m I A I I I n known in the Valley as a citrus ex- dressed at small cost if she analy- INFORMAL spending I ' disarmament to F. Mrs. Frank Hall and Pleasanton visiting with relatives I II MOSQUIT Olt-DCAD.' T pert. ze* in". !'!ob’>ms. makes her budget petitions BRIDGE PARTY daughter, LIV|U dent Hoover. The caravan will Isabel, have returned to their home and friends ■; They are now residing in the Van and buys by plan. Auction bridge formed diversion be met by prominent women of in Los Ange’es. California, where Siclen • • • for a 01 ladies who Apartments. state group gathered • • • each along the route. The thev will spend the summer Mr. Odds quoted against twin babies at the home of Mrs. Careuce Rouse ! Foilrnamen t same petitions are to be laid be- Hall, who is affiliated with the Co- bv a London insurance broker are m Bridge a few afternoons ago. Mrs. Paul * fore the 1932 Intmattonal Disar- Association here, left at ' 100 5. i | Is Ruckell. Mrs. A. L. Kline and Mrs. Operative to Marriage Club Entertained mament Conference in Geneva. Announced For Joe Wood acting as co-hostesses. Bv Mrs. Boq-gus After the games, a tempting re- See the New 27th was a member of the Metropolitan freshment course was served, the Mrs. J. L. was hostess to 1 Evelyn Saturday. Boggus Opera Company orchestra In New following other ladies being pres- members of the Wednesday Tourna- 20% OFF ENTIRE STOCK interest to Brownsville York when German opera nrst ent: Mesdames Jack Hawkins. Of many ment bridge club this week with is the announce- i started. He was associated with Dr Charles Weiner. Bess Roberts. and Valley people three tables of players present. ment of the marriage Leopold Damrosch and his sen. George Potts. Harold Roland. Floyd approaching Daisies were used as decorations of MERCHANDISE SAVE Mr. A. Abelow of New Waiter Damrosch In the Metropoh- Langford. Nell Kendrick ot San Of Irving the rooms given over to the hos- Wash tan Benito and Miss Ruth Anderson. Frocks Miss Aida Soko of Opera Company. York City to pitality. | FORD Model T Birmingham, Alabama whioh is to I Concert tours throughout the Hit’ll score was awarded to Mrs. to SERVING CL1 B on June 27 in endeared Venth Pistons JL take place Saturday, Ed Bounds and Mrs. W. E. Heaner .^ for Hot Weather Wear, New York musical circles of the west and he ENTERTAINED City. received second » re high. Both settled in Dallas in 1907 Since that The Bee club was The couple will spend their honey- I Busy Serving presented with appropriate trophies. time has and entertained Mrs. Ernest A Lar- SUPER SERVICE PISTON RINGS moon in Birmingham, Niagara he conducted taught by All new colors After the games, the hostess served son at close of Palls and Canada, and will be at violin to many of the rincst Texas her home At the For “T” Fords and a delicious dessert course. I violinists. the a in home to their friends in . He was conductor of pleasant afternoon spent ^ <| Guests for the afternoon were Mr. Abelow was formerly con- Dallas Symphony for two years. the following enjoyed Chevrolet Per Set New Style*. Mrs. Ralph Buell and Mrs. Ed • • • (needlework, Four, .X nected with Edelsteln's Furniture a tempting refreshment course. Semi-Long Bounds. Mesdames A. E. Krause. J Ziebarth. Store in Brownsville and made Mrs. Morris Clint will entertain F,d. A FORD "A” PISTON per set.$1.00 Lengths. Voile* numerous acquaintances during William Crockett, Ziebarth. RINGS, the club next week. and Light Mate- his stay here. He is now with a Twenhafcl and Ju'ius Schupp. Chevrolet 4 and 6 FAN BElTS. 4Sc • • • CARA VAN • • • brokerage firm on Wall Street. A SPARK each 43c rials. Misses' and MISS CARD OF A. C. PLUGS, .. brother. Sam Abelow. is stationed Guests Are 1'resent Ladies’ sizes— I m Fort Brown. MISSION HONORED Model A OIL GAUGES.$1.48 • • • ON AGAIN 14 to 40 At Just-Scw Club Miss Elizabeth Card of Mission, — who has had a business position in sea- 7 $1 size.59c ! Woman’s Club Meet W WASHINGTON. June 23. —i.F,— Mercedes during the vegetable DUCO No. ednesday is to her These new Evejyn Wash Frock* are the Daisies and zinnia* formed lovely Old Pennsylvania Avenue well j son. and who returning Plans Beach home this week, was named guest POLISH 50c Size.32c I floral adornment of the « S. M. knows what will happen to it Oct- ideal thing for hot weather. Fashion of honor at a bridge Mondav Harvey home on Wednesday when ober 16. now that Miss Mabe* \er- party At Meet night, Miss Ista Pritehard says they are chic light, ma- I Party Mrs. Harvey was hostess to mem- i non is on caravan again. given by SIMONIZE POLISH, only...39c pretty at the home of Mrs. E H Po'eet. I An Informal luncheon hour was bers and several guests of the Just There'll be women with banners Bril’s TUBE PATCH, can.10c terials and semi-long length make them In the games of bridge. Mrs. H ,1 members and guests of Sew club. Informal entertainment and an imposing array oi iietitions •qAv by cool. are was the afternoon E. Sueg scored hich and Miss Inet- You urged to see the real val- i and Professional Wo- enjoyed during parading its length with the f»n- BLUE GRASS TIRES ipkiusiness ta Roland scored low A refresh- mfi's club at their regular meet- hours after which a tempting salad fure oi a coast-to-coast trail com- ues. ment course followed the games. ~ . an nnn 30x3,2 .$4.80 ing on Wednesday noon in the El course was served. pleted at the White House door. Guaranteed 40,000 The personnel Included Mesdames 29x4.40-21 Jardin dining room. Guests present were Mrs. Dolly True, Miss Vernon and her .$6.00 j Myrtle Lee. h. E. Sugg and Misses It was announced that a beach Riley of Dallas, who is visiting her pcace-paraders have just started 30x4.50 .$6.80 Card. Fmms and Lenore Reisterer. 8 would be given Tuesdav eve- daughter Mrs. F- E. Macmanus, irom Los Angeles with more than party Dorothv. Nell Smith. Mvrtle Jones 2 ning at Boca Chica. members and and Mrs Dudley Morris. I three months of desea heat and Garieile and Estelle Vann. Mare- Hats 1 their friends meeting at the Miller Hoatess next week will be Mrs. i mountain chill intervening between S3.95 1 arft Hutto. Helen Eoyre and Inetta Electric Fans Hotel at six from which place the Duff Howard. them and their October date with | AAe, • • • Roland. And entire leave for the Pennsylvania Avenue. a group will • • • V 9 Y/noff Clearance Sale But Mabel Vernon, former suf- ^ beach. JEWISH SISTERHOOD Electric Fixtures Mrs. Maude Biard. voice teacher Friday Bridge frage campaigner, hasn't broken a A El Ft TS OFFICERS Bollack super-value In Harlingen and Mrs. Robert date with her destination yet. and in smart Club 1 b»tess Mrs Max Hesse!! represented millinery that Paulk of California were rhe has been roast-to-coast cara- guests Mfrredes a‘ offers savings tomor- Mrs Milton West will be hostess at intervals for the a meeting held recent’y Mrs. Paulk will be remembered vanning past row. models on afternoon to members of at the Reese-Wil-Mond hotel in Many that as Miss F.orene Pierce. Friday futeen the former years. 1 are good to wear now • • • the Friday club at her home Harlingen, at which time the Sis- Bridge Many a campaigner takes one C0VACEVICH SUPPLY CO. on street. terhood of the Beth Israel Remember the values i Washington street with his and Temple Wholesale • • • city pet petition and Retail Auto Supplies were Hostess l Sfb for Jewish women was formed *3 95. I thinks he has done well when he j BROWNSVILLE’S LEADING HARDWARE STORE Mrs Harry Brooks of Harlingen gets to the end of It with his garn- Across Street from ( hamtier of Commerce Theme was elected Mrs Irving Summery ering of names Miss Vernon takes president; Meddler of Harlingen, vlee-pres- In Decoration" Venth to Head a transcontinental highway, and. j for good measure, bra aches off mto by-ways. Summer was most daintily ex- Sixteen years ago she served as Beach pressed in the pretty blossoms fill- scout blazer to a mode' Pajamas Conservatory and trial ing vases and b h me _I_I_ caravan that was lost one whole Solid or of Mrs. Lawrence Brady in I<^s Printed Colors Carl Venth, nationally famous on the desert land was mlrea on when day Ebar.os Wednesday she violinist and composer, will head down in Kansas But up Pennsyl- GREATEST TRAVEL BARGAIN- Nicely made of fine entertained her club with a one Broadcloth, Voiles,' the reorganized Conservatory ot I vania avenue it tooted on schedule o'clock luncheon and an afternoon Swasette and I- me Arts at Westmoorland Col- with 300.000 for woman's other materials in solids of signatures bridge. lette. , tfots fall, accord- Present, other than members, i suffrage and printed designs. The styles are to an announcement made re- ■ ing The next Miss Vernon, with wer Mrs. R. C Schmelling. her year cently by President W. W. Jackson 23 suffrage retraced her clever in sizes for all. sister. Mrs. Glenn Crigler of Sharon. envoys Mr Venth will be a cultural asset trail train. Again all the Pennsylvania. Mrs. Winship Hodge, by may- to the college and to a.l Soutn ors of all the towns and all the and Mrs. Burnell Goodrich. »>xa.s. having most recently been governors of all the states, got n in the games which were played 36-in. Marquisette head of line arts at Texas Women’s visit and a chance to sign following the charming appointed personal College at Ft Worth and at Ktdd- their names In another three luncheon. Mrs. J. K Wells won Kev College at Sherman. years the indefatigable Miss Ver- high and Mrs Hodge received sec- Panels This famous violinist was horn non was at them again this time on 1 high. The hostess presented Now ran in Cologne. , and received with a "prison special." featuring you each with an attractive gif*. those new • • • his early training there. He studied Miss Doris Stevens and some ot buy curta ins at under Wieniawskl and George her fellows who were, to quote the Members and < iuests Japha in Europe and was concert ! title of Miss Stevens' hook on the savings The master of the Symphony Orchestra subject. "Jailed for freedom.*' new sand col- Are Kntertained at Utrecht. Holland, at the Opera • * * or Fr e n c h Pouffe Members of the Missionary So- m , and at Offen- Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tarwater Marquisette panels will de- bachs in il ciety of the Mex. Methodist church Opera Comique and small son, Johnny of Harlingen light you at a special bar- After concert tours. f were entertained Wednesday after- European are visiting Mrs. Tarwater's mo- galn— Mr. Venth ramp to America and Mrs. y noon at the church by Mrs. Sophia ther, Henry Ruth. Villareal and daughters Beautiful i were used for the decora- ^ flowers and Wash tlons. The devotional program was Cooling invigorat- Frocks ■ In charg’ of Miss Carlotta Villa- At Low Prices i real. ing on the hottest day— Five guests were present: Misses Frances Soto and Deborah Ortega Lipton’sTea, iced—with 39c Values, at A • from Austin. M ss Lopez from Mex. j" Year rti^nd Zephyrs. P.- § r ico City and Mrs. Perez and Blan- its freshnes*— is W\f% and Broadcloths. M — li- Austin from Mission. Piano garden que Shop quita st Bollack s Friday and '' selections plaved by Miss Ofelia the Perfect Summer THAT you might have plenty of time to make arrangement* for Qm Miss Alicia Loot’ Miss Dina Saturday. Flores. /.K» *en*ational bargain summer trip we ara giving sufficient Fernandez. Miss Villareal and 59c Values, at i% Austin were enjoyed bv Beverage. advance notice. These excursion tickets and reservations are Blanouita Printed Voilet Normal 4 A all as also was the vocal duo ren- now on sale for ONLY— Faij. ■ 11. bv M '* Roto and Miss Or- departure s. dered ttes and Printed B > %p w Mrs. Cavazo and Mrs Guada- See them! lupe Perez gave a vocal solo and JULY 18th*19th and AUGUST 15th-I6th following this the hostess served 79c Values, at refreshments to the twen- A return limit will be allowed. Tickets will bo on delicious 21-day good Cclanese Voiles — Chif- x (tega.ty I present. LI PTONT TEA America's finer fast trains, "Sunset Limited" and "Argonaut", fon Voiles — Sport Crepes — Printed Voiles and Rich where travel comfort and convenience contributes to the i every color combinations Ma- ; •, vacation. Excursion in terials like to CH^CE^^RANG^EJ^OE^^EK^E of tickets make I Cnmin"?. Goings | enjoyment your good sleepers you’ll ( upon payment of sleeping car charges. ^- Miss Cleh* Bolado, who has been 50 Regular $15 Permanent Of special interest is the stop-over privilege "S P" is allow- in San Antonio for the past two if You off en route at certain or L on a vacation trip, return- ing. may stop points, going Sale House Shoes months ONLY . WAVES, * of 1, ed Thursday accompanied bv Mr. returning—ask agent. Fabric Cord slippers Shown in four col- and Mrs. J. R Fstes of Houston, A TICKET TO THE CAPITOL Remember the dates—make reservations as in Reds and Blue, s are visiting their little dauch- quickly possible. They Theatre good lor any week &£ C8&22 a* the home of Mr virt [t ter. Damie day or Sunday performance— You NEED THIS trip. Take it while the opportunity is offered. Chrome leather leather aoles and L E. Ililado While in San Mrs R ___ , covered wood heel*. visited to each of the 50 ladies receiving one of our soic, Cool for sum- \\ Antonio. Miss Bolado with Snake Skin trim, R Valle. beautiful Permanents at this offer. sister. Mrs Consuelo mer wear. Rc»v values at— • • • Tn the 10th 20th 30th 40th anH *Ath ladies this wonderful we C-^est Rove and brother. Herman I, taking advantage of offer will give their Permanent to FRFE! perc from Youngstown. Ohio 1 Wave them Absolutely weeks Mr. is far a counle of Boye also visi'ing his wife and his J. C Musel. Southern Pacific mother-in-law^ Mrs._ I! Carter s state Bank Beauty City Ticket Office Phone 1207 or 1208 !prr Mrs. F F. Maemanus Mr and Mrs Mae- state Bank Brow ns\ ill,> 1106 Levee St. Travel I have as their houseeu*«t Headquarters Riley of & magus' mother. Mrs. Dolly Shoppe Phone 474 I A She wl11 sp€nd the 8umnier 1 " Dallas writh them. I |

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