The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 119, Ed. 2 Monday, October 28, 1929 Page: 3 of 8
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Q. E. S. Delegates Back
From State Assembly
Mrs. George Hillyer. worthy matron of Brownsville Hope Chapter of
O. E. S. Mrs. J. K. Bull Mrs. J. C. George Mrs. George Walker and
Dr. C. H. Thorn returned the latter part of the week from the state
O. E. S. convention held at San Antonio from Monday through Thursday.
A large delegation of Valley representatives also attended the meeting.
British Heir’s New Pilot
Picked With Hard Tests
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Helpful Advice to Girls
By ANNIE LAURIE
ocietv Calendar j
^earners Club with Mrs. Lena
More.
.Rebekahs meet at 1. O. O. F.
hall 7:30 p. m.
McAllen to Have
Booth At Fair
<Special to The Herald)
McALLEN Oct. 28.—McAllen is
making extensive preparations to
take part in the Hidalgo county
fair at Mission November 11 12
and 13. according to an announce-
ment made Saturday by Whit Ro-
gers secretary of the McAllen
Chamber of Commerce.
McAllen Chamber of Commerce
has practically completed arrange-
ments for installation of a commun-
ity booth and exhibit while Loyal
Service Post No. 37 American Le-
gion of McAllen has arranged for
the entrance of their float in the
monster parade scheduled for Arm-
istice Day. The Chamber of Com-
merce v/ill also enter a decorated
float in the parade.
A number of business firms have
signified their intentions to place
exhibits in booths and floats in the
parade.
S. A. T. Officials
Visit In McAllen
^Special to The Herald)
McALLEN Oct. 28.—J. D. Blain.
member of the engineering staff of
Southern Air Transport Inc. of
Fort Worth and R. S. Lee sales
representative for the same com-
pany were visitors in McAllen Sat-
urday as guests of the McAllen
^u*mber of Commerce. They were
accompaned by Les Mauldin of
Brownsville sales representative for
the South Texas district for S. A. T.
Messrs. Blain and Lee inspected
two proposed sites for the McAllen
municipal airport following which
they conferred with city and cham-
ber of commerce officials regarding
the value of the two proposed sites.
No information was forthcoming
as to whether immediate action in
connection with the local airport is
being considered.
To relieve^
itching bleed-
ing blind or pro-^
truding piles use'
PAZO. Money back guar-^
antee. Handy tube
j>Hfl_pipe 75c; tin box 60c7_ I
Hard to believe j
adoui 3uuu delegates irom an
’chapters of Texas were present at
the meeting Mrs. Hillyer said and
the conference time abounded in en-
tertainment and business features.
A reception for all grand officers at
the Scottish Rite cathedral Monday
night opened the convention at
which Mrs. Birdie J. Easterling of
Del Rio. worthy grand matron of
the state and Gregory W. Hatcher
of Austin worthy grand patron
were among the honored officers.
A feature of Tuesday night was
the impressive degree work put on
by grand officers followed by the
annual memorial services for mem-
bers of state chapters who died the
past year. *
Rainbow Girls of the San Antonio
assembly participated in a preten-
tious drill and demonstration Wed-
nesday night when the meeting was
also featured by an address on the
international temple by Frank W.
Lynn of Dallas chairman of the
temple fund.
In Thursday election of officers
Mrs. Beulah Rawlings of Johnson
City was made worthy grand ma-
tron and Captain Daniel O'Connell
of San Antonio worthy grand pat-
ron. The new officers were in-
stalled Thursday night. San Angelo
was selected as the site for the 1930
state convention.
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Mrs. Tucker Has
Friday Bridge
Mrs. F. W. Tucker was hostess
to the Friday bridge club at her
home. Mrs. Jimmie George and
Mrs. Lawrence Brady won prizes.
The club meets next Friday with
Mrs. Travis Jennings.
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Enlisted Men’s
Costume Dance
Enlisted men of Fort Brown will
hold the annual Hallowe'en costume
dance at the Service Club. Tuesday
evening. Oct. 29. it is announced.
Music will be furnished by the post
orchestra.
London Communists
Riot Over U. S. Trial
LONDON Oct. 28.—(/P)—Com-
munists and London police last
night fought for more than a half
hour outside the American embassy
when several hundred paraders at-
tempted to present a resolution of
protest at the Gastonia N. C. tex-
tile workers’ trials.
The parade of Communists num-
bering several hundred formed at
Trafalgar Square and moved to-
ward the American embassy when
its way was barred by police who in-
formed its leaders they could not
be received at the embassy.
IN OUR VALLEY
(Continued From age One.)
find a Navel orange which has ma-
tured on a tree planted on sub-
drained soil in the Valley you will
find one of the most exquisite fla-
vors you have ever tasted. It is not
the truck man alone who rushes
fruit to the market. The growers
themselves importune the regular
buyers to purchase fruit too early
in the season thereby undermining
their own best interests ultimate-
ly.
“A little common sense is one of
the crying needs of the Valley just
now and if we are going to make
this Valley the ‘Garden of Golden
Grapefruit’ we should not make it
out of fool’s gold.”
and
%3 Diamond Wedding Ring
The diamond ring is the
famous Bud & Blos-
som design.
The wedding ring is set
with 3 diamonds.
that’s how
CRISP
So crisp that every delicious
bubble pops and crackles
when milk or cream is
poured on it! Rice Krispies
are toasted rice—filled with
flavor and crispness—what
a breakfast!
R ice Krispies fascinate
children. They are ideal for
early suppers. Order a red-
and-green package from
your grocer to-
day. Made by
Kellogg in Bat-
tle Creek.
Kdtufeff
EUCE KRISPIES
beware the cough from
COLDS THAT HANG ON
Couchs from colds may lead to se-
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Creomulsion is a medical discovery
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CRLUSVIUL^IVPi
fOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON
SELECT BOUQUETS TO
SUIT YOUR COSTUME
Know the Flowers That Enhance Your Beauty
Urges Miss Huddleston for the Wrong Selection
Will Mar the Most Perfect Ensemble.
Bv JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON.
ALTHOUGH Summer is the ideal time for wearing flowers be-
cause they are so easily obtainable and so much less expensive
than during the Winter months I always dislike wearing them
then because they wilt quickly.
Now that the 'weather is cooler and there
is such a colorful and rich supply on every
hand I begin to think of flowers in their rela-
tion to feminine beauty.
There is a definite etiquette of flowers just
the same as of manners and clothes and so one
must use care in selecting flowers because the
wrong choice is just as fatal to charm as the
right selection is complimentary.
For example far too many women wear or-
chids with tailored ensembles. If we stop to
consider a moment we soon realize that orchids
i are not only hot house flowers of rarity but that
! their delicate coloring and structure have far
1 more in common with fragile evening frocks than
with sturdy street apparel.
This same consideration of the structure __
color and background of all flowers should be JQjCPilmt nUDDUj'On
considered before a selection is made. Only by . .
such thought can the perfect flower for the costume and occasion be
Then there are those innumerable blossoms that make a delightful
cnnt of color and add a note of individuality which are nof common.v
thought of as wearable flowers.
The dahlia is one of these and.T
with its large variety of rich color-
ings offers unlimited and variable j
opportunities for a touch of smart-1
ness when worn with street cos-
tumes. It is too large and full in
construction to be favored for eve-
ning or afternoon when one’s frocks
qre of a sheer clinging material.
Worn with velvets however they
idd a note of richness and color that
is achieved with very few other
flowers.
Chrysanthemums both the large
and small variety also are effective
especially if your Fall tailleur is
fashioned from one of the new
brown-tone or hunter’s green ma-
terials. The small chrysanthemums
that come in cluster form where
each blossom is about the size of a
quarter and has russet edges look
particularly well with nut brown or
any of the new greens.
Violets when used for a spot of
color on the lighter shades of brown
and on those bordering on beige are
effective whether velvet silk or
smooth surface materials are used
for the dress wrap or suit.
The gardenia has. of course be-
come a perennial favorite. Not only
is it beautiful but it is decorative
without being bulky lying flat as it
does upon the garment. A single
gardenia lends a note of femininity
to the smart tailleur and daintv
freshness to the afternoon frock.
From the French we have learned
the„charm of__arrang;nsr three rar-
RIVOLI—SAN BENITO
New light is thrown on an age-
old mystery in F. W. Murnau's gor-
geous creation. ”4 Devils” the sec-
ond achievement of the great screen
master in the United. States for
Fox Films. ‘’Sunrise” was the first.
It would be unfair to reveal the
plot of ‘‘4 Devils.” The circus back-
ground is merely incidental to the
true theme of the story the players
themselves are subordinate to the
amazing concept that Mumau offers
in the picturization of Herman
Bang's great human document.
Janet Gaynor and Charles Morton
i Mary Duncan and Farrell MacDon-
ald attain new heights of artistry.
Barry Norton and Nancy Drexel are
profound demonstrations of the ca-
pabilities of immature actors in the
hands of an understanding direc-
tor.
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN
HAVE BEEN FITED
Indigestion poor appetite low vital*
Ity constipation and other common
ailments due to physical neglect have
been conquered by thousands of women
I with the aid of
St. Joseph's
G.F.P
ShocUJQman% Sonic
denlas In a vertical line and permit-
ting them to droop gracefully from
the shoulder. Now that black frock-
for semi-formal wear are so impor-
tant a part of our wardrobes the
gardenia is a particularly flattering
choice.
The selection of flowers for eve-
ning wear is almost unlimited and
one s choice should be guided oy the
construction and coloring of the
blooms rather than by their fra-
grance or cost.
Referring to fragrance reminds
me that It is essential to forego the
use of perfume when wearing fresh
flowers unless one of the same scent
as that of the flower is used.
Another thing that is important to
the wearer of flowers is that she
experiment a bit with various ar-
rangements. Some truly lovely and
unique effects can be cchieved II
one has the courage to wear un-
usual combinations both in color and
kind from those generally worked
out by florists. Nothing so detracts
from the charming effect of you-
flowers as to see innumerable otiie’-
girls wearine tbe same thing.
Individuality in any form Is the
most prized possession of a woman.
Therefore even in the matter ot a
choice of flowers let them so ex
press your individuality and person
ulitv that they complete the en
semble. rather than prove a Jarring
note. True beauty is a matter of
carefully chosen accessories and
exquisite grooming.
S500 DOG BITE
CHICAGO. — Thirteen-year-olc
Walter Makim was awarded $50(
because a dog owned by J. V. Cole-
ham bit his arm.
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Dear annie laurie:
I have seen your advice to
other young people and wondered
if you couldn’t help me in my
trouble.
My problem is this: I am twenty*
two years of age and for the past
three years have had quite a few
girls but none of them seem to
care very much for me as I am
quite shy when In company with
the opposite sex.
Please tell me what my trouble
Is? PERPLEXED.
PERPLEXED: Your problem lies
within yourself and so only you
can cure It. Mix more with young
people indulge in outdoor recrea-
tions. acquire an interesting hobby
endeavor to be interested in the do-
ings of other folk and you will dis-
cover that they will quickly respond
to your sympathetic Interest in
them.
Dear annie laurie:
1 am a girl in my late teens
and am very much In love with a
young man two years my senior.
He is an out-of-town boy. but
comes to see me twice a week. He
now wants me to be engaged. Do
yoji think it often enough to come
VETERAN DEAD
AUSTIN. Oct. 28.—(AV-Captain
Henry Orsay 95 who led federal
troops into Austin to establish
’ And wh«o goto*
to his home what is the proper
answer to the introduction?
B«pp T BABE.
ABt'. 1 »» wire ein co the
young man has asked you U
marry him that he endeavors to
spend as much time as be can with
you. When you are Invited to hi*
home. Just be your natural self be
polite and pleasant and I am sure
that his family will approve of bh
choice.
Dear annle laurib:
For the past two years J
; have been going steady with a fel-
low who wants me for his wife
but I have my doubts. Now. one
is. he is short In height. “Just mv
height" And well. I like a tail
fellow. The other Is. when I'm
with him I don't seem to "care/'
and when I am not with him. I
think a lot of him. He is very
good in habits and Is admired by
everyone who knows him.
"PUZZLED PATTY."
OUZZLED PATTY: I think that
you aro very fortunate to have
been asked in marrlago by such «
good and sincere young man. After
a;! it is cnameter and not looks
that creates bamunese.
Union government at the end of
the Civil War died here last night
at the home of his only daughter
Mrs. E. T. Houston.
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E. H. Fielden (left) is persona 1 pilot for the prince of Wales.
Below the arrow line indicates t he prince entering cockpit of plane
LONDON Oct. 28.—Among the . tinent and in Africa. Last March
passenger pilots of the aviation he was awarded the air force cross
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world there am many no doubt j for distinguished peacetime flying
who will envy E. H. Fielden of his The prince’s new plane is a de-
job. luxe affair with inflatable red up-
Fielden has been appointed per- holstery in the cockpits and trick
sonal pilot to the prince of Wales compartments for the storage of
The choice fell on him only after baggage sticks and the like
scores of picked air men of the The exterior is finished in cher-
royal air force reserve had been ry red and bright blue while the
considered for this highly respon- nose of the ship is aluminum
sible post. While the prince is said to be
It is up to Fielden to see that making excellent progress as a pi-
the heir to the British throne flies lot he does not contemplate tak-
in safety when he rides the clouds ing out an of-.cial pilot’s license
in his newly-built private plane a When he chooses to fly in an air
two-seater with dual control. force plane instead of his own he
Fielden is 26 pears old and has will be piloted by Squadron Leader
had unusually wide flying experi- D. S. Don with rhom he has of-
ence. in Great Britain on the con- ten flown.
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