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McALLEN DAILY MONITOR
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Mrs. McKinney Elected President
At Zone Meeting; 1936 Conference
Plans Presented By
Sunday, December 8, 1935
MERCEDES. D*c. 7—Mm. T. O.
McKinney of Bdlnburtc vu
•6 president of tbs' Hidalgo County
Zon* of Womwi'n MMvnary Boc-
latW* of th# Method** Church ot
th* #Bnt»wtni*v1ll«> dintrtjt. tml the
quarterly none me*-tin*, in an all
day amnion at Miiorion. Friday'. Mr».
McKinney auor##d* Mr*. F. W.
Dooloy of Miaaion, who pr*f»irfed
at the entire amaion. Mra. Cla-a
Finch of McAllen van elected vice
preddent.
Mm E. W. Pile of McAllen,
treasurer, and Mm. 0. C. Flttz of
Merced****, will continue their of-
floeo for the coming year, Three {suing year
Orpartm#nt chairmen wore choeenr The visitors
Supt. of Kuppliea, Mra. Frelateck of
S*haiy ;SupL of Ohlklrmt’a! Work,
Mm JR. M. Jewell of Donna, and
program chairman. Mra. T. J. Rip.
port of Merocde*. [
These newly elected officers* will
serve with a numler of pfflcera
W^hio hold lover f**r another Sftr.
Mra. F. W. D*»oley will, fill the
place of district secretary for the
com in* year, to auccet.*d Mrs: Wal-
ter Bach of WeiSaco, resigned. Tlie
nominating committee was. com-
posed orf all the p|ea!dfyith of the
aonfe auxiliaries. j
The meet in* waA #held at the
Mission Methodist church, h Yule-
tide nplrit prevailing in the decora-
tlons of jxdnaettlas nnd Kreeneri'**.
Mm. Marguerite Hardin of Mission,
preeeeded the devotional given* bv
Mm. B. I*. Neal. pa*Wor of the h<>-»t
church, with organ selection**. Lit-
tle Miss Jean Kilgore, in verse,
welcome*! the visitors.
Two-minute reports, wore given
from each auxiliary in the zone*
tell In* of the splendid aceompMafi-
tpents in chim h and civic work.
Mite* Gloria Swanson, in charge of
the Valley Institute «t T’hrtirr for
Ijotln-Amarican girls, sponsored tty
Methodism, gave a detailed account
of the work there, and Miss I/erri-
ons. an instructor in the institute,
f>re**6nted f*»ur <tf the students in
tnusicai n u ni hem. M rs. Ethel Butz
of Weslaco, gave special music,
and .Mm. Allen -Harper of Donna,
had ^he quiet hour. Just ls-f**r*; the
noon adjournment.
‘The outstanding event to he con-'
aidered by the Methodist women of
the Valley, in 1936, is the West
Texas Conference to he held in
McAllen, In A l sr i 1. Mrs. Harold
Brehm of that city, gave a rifyo.t
on plans for the entertaining- .of
the 'large number of women., ej-
pectedi to he in the Valley at.that
time. It was deckled that the Vh!-
Jejy delegates to th** conference, in
the lM*lalgo County Zone, would
plan tor their own accomoddtlons,
as had been decided at-tbe ncs-ent
meeting of the Wilkicy-Comic*m.
County Zone meeting.
A beautiful display of harvest
Pfifrsf t<* th*- Valley Institute,'in the
way of edibles, was presented hy
Mm. H. Fitzpatrick, to which,\MLse
Bwawon responded.
During the afternoon fession,
quiet hour music lieing again given
by Mrs.-Hardin. Mrs. A. O. Paynf
*>f Merced***, was the speaker' for
the session, bringing an ins pirn
tttuual message in her su iijeit
“Good Stewardship”.
Mrs. W. I*. Sip it h of Edinburg,
led t'Jie consecration services for
Alii 1936 auxiliary 5}rid zone
com, at which time Rev. (J
Crow*, pastor Of the Biio wnjsvllh-
Metbodiet church, tirade a talk'and
gave the consecration prayer, r
’Merced*'** was awarded the. at-
tendance banner,. More than-'one
hundred women weVe presentyroan
the following towns: Mission. Ed-
inburg, McAllen, Brownsville, Mer-
cedes, Pharr, Ban Juan, Donna.
Wests, o. The nett meeeting of the
aorie will be held in March, at
Pharr.
A beautiful poster display was
preerent by McAllen auxiliary. The
,Mission Auxiliary presented .Mrs.
C. L. Murphy, cne of their mem-
bers. a Life Membership, at the
meeting. A rising vote of thanks
was given Mrs. Waiter Ba<oh of
Wesiaoo, for her faithful work as
district secretary, and who is suc-
ceeded by'Mrs. Dooley for the en-
were extended an
Invitation from the Mission cham-
ber of, commerce and the Fiesta
officials to visit the city, and view
the sareet and business: deco-ratio-ns
In .readiness for the* Citru Fiesta.
The'day's session was closed with
the singing of “Clod Be With You
Till We Meet Again."
Twenty'-one members of tj>e Wo-
rgen's Missionary society of McAl-
len were present at the meeting,
accompanying their president, Mrs.
Harold E. Brehm, who gave a re-
view of preliminary plans for the
entertainment o*f the West .Texas
conference Women's M V**i unary
societies ot the Methodist church
to be held in McAllen hfxt April.
The conference will be held from
Tuesday to Friday the first week
In April.
Mro. G. C. Eh linger was the re-
porting delegate for the local soc-
iety while Mrs.'C. O. Bennett • re-
ported the outstanding accomplish-
ments of the McAllen group at the
meeting. The*** included an in-
crease in membership and funds,
and the organization of a Young
Matron's circle of the*church.
Those attending were Mrs. Q. C.
EWinger, Mrs. C. O. Bennett, Mrs.
R. Harris, Mrs. M. H. Layoock,
Mrs*. Clara Finch, Mrs. Alma Os-
liorne. Mrs. Gibb**, Mrs. Merrill,
lMw. N. C. Ferrell, Mrs. W. R.
•Jack.son, Mrs. Ellkwn, Mrs. M. D.
Council, Miss EUi;x>n, Mrs. R. C.
Smith,, Mr**. C. K. Leslie, Sr..
Mrs. Harold Brehm. Mrs. C. C.
Sc.hwingel, Mrs. E. W. Pile. Mrs.
Alfred Myers, and Mrs. Fred Welsh.
AT THE CHUHCHES TODAY
CHURCH OF GOD
South Broadway ud Houston Sts.
Rev. Leslie L. Gaylord, Pastor
The Sunday school and preach-
ing hour wil begin at 2:«0 o’clock,
Sunday afternoon. Servlets will M
held at 7:45 p. m., Thursday even-
ing. !
State President
Of Rebekahs In
McAllen
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
221 North Main St.
Rev. M. D. Council, Pastor
Preaching services at 11 a. m.
and 8 p. m.. with special music
by the choir featured th these serv-
ices. Sunday school begins at 9:30
a. m. and Leagues at 7 pi m.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
College Heights Addn.
A. R. Lawrence, Pastor
Preaching services are scheduled
for 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. nt. Sunday
school meets at 10 a. m. apd in the
evening the young people meets at
6:30 o'clock. j .*
Prayer meeting Is held .Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o’clock; and the
Ladies Bible school meets Thursday
at 3:30 p. m. i
FIIRST CHRISTIAN CHURC^
Eleventh and Beecfi |-
Rev. Norman D. Dyer
Morning worship service; will be-
gin at 11 o'clock follovyiarig the
Sunday school at 9:45 o’clpek. The
topic of the seimon J»y thie pastor
will be, "Mene, M e n e, Tekie
Upharsin.”
In the evening “A Radiant Cer-
tainty” will be subject of |the ser-
mon at the 7:30 o’clock j evening
Jservice. The Christian Endeavor
society will meet at 6:30 pj m.
Next Friday evening at 7| o'clock
the men of the church wiljl attend
a barbecue at the C. If. & L.
grounds on the Pharr highway.
ment, W. G. Rice, Supt.
| Junior Christian Endeavor meets
basement at C:30, Mrs. Bostrom
leader.
, : Intermediate Christian Endeavor
meets in basement at 7:15, Mrs.
Hteutour, leader.
Adult and Senior Christian En-
deavor meets in church auditor-
ium at 7:15 p. m. Orchestra prac-
tice Monday at S p. m.
Surnay School at 10 a. m. J. C.
Doedyns, superintendent.
Choir practice Thursday at S p.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:30 p. m. followed with Bible Stu-
dy at 8 p. m. ^
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board ol Trustees convenes on
the first Tursday of each month
at 8 p. m.
The Sundev School Council meet*
every first Wednesday of each
month at 9 p. m. ±
Methodist Church
/The Rev. J. Edman Scheer makes
the following announcements:
Bible school is at 10 a. m., W. G
Smith, superintendent.
Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting at 7:45 p. m.
Wednesday.
Pharr Churches
mon during the 11 a. m. service of
the First Christian church. Sun-
day school is at 9:45 C. E. socie-
ties meet at 7 p. m.
Rev. C. E. Wheat will preach dur-
ing the morning worship service at
11 a. m. following church school
at 9:45 and again during the
evening service at 9 o’clock. The
Epworth league meets each Sun-
day from 9:45 to 11 a. m. and from
9:10 to T:I0 p. m. *
Presbyterian Church
’ Sunday school is at 9:45 a. m.
and precedes the 11 a. m. service,
when Rev. Herbert McDermott
will preach the morning sermon.
Young Peoples meet at 8:45 and
Midweek service is held at 8 p. m.
Wednesday. *
First Baptist Church
The Rev. A. C. Cowan,- pastor
of the Donna Baptist church, an-
nounces the following- schedule:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.; Preach-
ing, 11 a. m.; B. T. U„ 6:30 p. m.;
Preaching, 7:30 p. m.; and W. M.
U. Thursday at 3:00 p. m. Prayer
meeting is held at 7:30 p. m„ Wed-
nesday, and choir reheersal Thurs-
day at 7:30 p. m.
Leaves Hospital
E. A. Graiham of Mission was
{released (from the city hospital
Saturday.
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Mrs. Emma King Fountain of
Orange, state president of the Re-
bekah assembly. Is the guest of
the McAllen Lodge this week-end.
Friday evening she was entertained
with a party given by the encamp-
ment at the I. O. O. F. hall and
Saturday she attended the bazaar
sponsored |by t^ie Rebekahs ^on
South Main street.
The local lodge made arrange-
ts for Mrs. Fountain to be tak-
for an airplane ride over the
y later Saturday afternoon. This
was the first time Mrs. Fountain
had ever been up in an airplane
and she experienced a great thrill
as well as the, pleasure afforded
by a bird's eye view of McAllen
and environs.
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r -m fin
Announce Meeting Of
I. O. O. F.-Rebekahs
Event Enjoyed At
Home Of Mrs.
f'
Morton
Mrs. J. B. Morton entertained, a
group of friends With a lovely hos- j
pitality Friday afternoon at her
home on the North Tenth street
road, naming Mrs. Osborne Webb
a* her honor guest at this occasion.
Nfrs. Wwbb was presented with
'many beautiful gifts.
Mrs. t'reola II. Vickers,' who . was
In charge of the games and con-
tests, brought two of her pupils,
ncia Kelly and Lila Beth
Culwell. Miss Kelly gave a redd-
ing. "Advice on Matrimony, Before
and .^fter Marriage," and Miss Cul-
well read “Our New. Baby” and
"The Mother.” By special request;
Mrs. Vickers gave a reading en-
titled "So Tired/
At the close of the afternoon de-
licious refreshments of devil's food
cuke, whipped cream and coffee
were served to the guests, Mrs. M.
L J^oore, Mrs. J. o. Whartdn, Mrs.
Clyde Arnold. Mrs. W T. Oart-
nmn; Mrs \>m N. Payne. Mrs. Cre-
ola Vickers, Mrs. H. \\V Shirley,
Mrk. Harrell, Mrs. Alice Ric^
' Mrs. G. T Colbath, , Mrs. "Os-
borne Webb, Mrs. Holt. Mrs. Myr-
tle Robertson. Mrs. ! Vaughan,
Mrs. Leverett Leonard, j Mrs. Ni.it
J. F. Cummings, Mrs. WhJjt Rogers,
Mrs Levertt Leonard, Mrs. Nat
Leonard, Mrs. Ed Roberts, Mrs.
Bushart, Mrs. Robert Henderson,
Mrs. S. J'*e McKinney. Mrs. Itill Ar-
thur. Miss Nina Leq Gatjhmun. Miss
Mary Ann Wharton, Miss Clemeh-
cia Kelly, and Miss Lila Beth Cui-
wrell. . <
There will be a joint meeting of
the lijubekah and Odd Fellow's
lodge Monday Dec. 16, at the I. O.
O. F. hall, according to an an-
nouncement made Saturday by
Mrs Elva Deal, noble grand. The
session 'will follow the regular
meeting of the I. O. O. F. lodge.
AH delinquent and visiting Odd
Fellow#* and Rebekahs are invited
to this meeting, said Mrs. Deal.
Ray Allen is chairman of the pro-
gram for the evening. A refresh-
ment course will be served.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
521 N. Twelth St.
Rev. ( lias. W. Bowman, Pastor
Sunday school begins at 1:45, R.
C. Millen, superintendent. Morning
service with sermon by the pas-
tor will be held at 10:45 a. m.
The Nazarene Young People’s
society will meet at 6:30 p. jn. with
the evening service at 7:34 p. m.
The Rev. W. F. Rutherford will
preach at this service.
Mid-week prayer services! are to
be held Wednesday at 7:36 p. m.
This service will be in chirge of
the Women’s Missionary society. It
wjll be a public missionary Service.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST I
308 North Main St-1
Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.
m. and church services at| 11 a.
m. Testimony meeting will be held
Wednesday- at 8 p. m. - ;
“God-the Only Cause an6 Cre-
ator” ls the subject of the ijeseon-
Sermon which will be read ■ in all
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday, Dec. 8. ^
The Golden Text is: “Thp Lord
reigneth, he is clothed with1; maj-
esty: the Lord is clothed; with
strength, wherewith he hath girded
himself: the world allso is establish-
ed, that it cannot be nloved”
(Psalms 93:1).
Among thee itations which; com-
prise the Lesson-Sermon is th(e fol-
lowing from the Bible: “Thine,
O Lord, is the greatness, and the
power, and the glory, and thfe vic-
tory, and the majesty: for all that
is in the heaven and in the learth
is thine? thine is the kingdojrq, O
Lord, and thou art exalted as head
above all” (I Chronicles 29:|1).
The Lesson-Sermon includes afl-
so the following passage froiji the
Christian Science textbook, /•Sci-
ence and Health with Key tt> the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker &ddy:
‘The Scriptures imply that: God
PHARR, Dec. 7—(Spl.) — Ser-
vices every Sunday morning at 11
o’clock conducted by the Rev.
Charles T. Raynor of Donna In
the Trinity Episcopal church.
For the convenience of visitors
the Trinity Episcopal church is
the only Episcopal church In the
western half of Hidalgo county and
is located two blocks »south of the
main Valley highway in Pharr.
Alamo Churches ==
ALAMO, Dec. 7—(Spl.)—Ser-
vices for the Alamo Baptist
church of which the Rev. A. L.
Teaff Is pastor, are announced aa
follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m.
and the preaching service at 11
a. m. Sunday, with B. T. U. meet-
ing at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at
the 8 o’clock evening service.
Prayer meeting is Wednesday a*
7:30 p. m. The W. M. S. meets
Monday at 3 p. m.. The .teacher*
and officers council meets the
second Monday night of each
month.
Mission Churches =
MISSION, Nov. 30—(Spl.)—The
Methodist church calendar for the
week, according to the Rev. E. P.
Neal, pastor, is as follows: Church
school at 9:45 a. m., preaching at
10:55 a. m. and 7 p. m., Young
People’s services at 6:30 p. m..
Mid-week service Wednesday 7:80
p. -m., Women’s Missionary society,
Thursday 7:30 p. m., Board of
Stewards meeting second Thurs-
day in each month at 7:30 p. m.
morning during the preaching hour
for the purpose of caring for lit-
tle children while the parents at-
Flrst Christian Church
Bible school at Christian church
at 9:45 a. m., G. H. Bushey, super-
intendent and morning worship and
communion s'ervice at 11:00 a. m.
Christian Endeavor will meet at
6:30 p. m. Evening service at
7:30 o’clock. You are cordially in-
vited to join with us in all services
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.; morn-
ing worship ll a. m.; Junior En-
deavor 4 p. m.; Intermediate and
Senior Endeavor 6:30 p. m.
are events scheduled for Sunday,
according to Rev. Paul D. Hanna,
pastor.
No wisdom isj wise
C, E. Societies To
Meet In Edinburg
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Christian Endeavor Societies of
the county will hold their month-
ly rally next- Tuesday at 7:M
o’clock with the Edinburg Chris-
tian Endeavor society :fs host at
the First Christian church of that
city. All young>pe«»ple of the Edin-
burg churches will be invited
guest* for tbe vening.
Mia* Margaret Gohman I* chair-
About 40 members of the Odd
Fellows and their wives enjoyed
an Encampment supper at 7
o'clock Friday evening. Following
the supper games of dominoes .andv
cards formed the diversion.
Mrs. Einnia King Fonutain, of
Orange, state president of the Re-
bekali assembly, was a guest. In-
cluded in the personnel wer^' a
dumber of visitors from Edin-
burg.
PUBLIC 24 SOC________
Honoring those persons who
hayeigiven their support and ma-
terial assistance in past projects,
the Upper Rio Grande Valley Art
League will hold a tea and art
exhibit from three to six o’clock
next Friday afternoon at the stu-
dios adjacent to the home of Judge
and Mrs. John Ewing on North
Main street.
Mrs. E. E. Casey is the general
chairman in charge of arrange-
ments while Mrs. George McCul-
lough of, Pharr is preparing for the
exhibit. Assurance is given that
the walls of the studio will be well
colored by .paintings by league
members. ,
1 M|iss Margaret Mathis, corres-
ponding secretary, is writing spe-
cial invitations to members of city
clulbs to attend the tt-a. The gen-
eral public is invited as well, es-
pecially those who are interested
in art.
is All-in-all
but His wisdom; no, truth is (true,
no love is lovely, no life is Life
but the divine; ho good is, bujt the
good God Bestows” (pages 331 and
275). j
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Austin Ave. and Twelfth 1st.
J. W. Hassell, Th. M., Minister
Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.
m. and preaching servies at a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. Young Peoiple’s
services begin at 6:30 p. m.
Everyone is cordially invited.
majn for the affair and Misses Lo-
rayne Harper and Janet Hay are
in charge of the program, which
will consist of out-of-town speak-
ers and musical numbers. A social
k*>ur will follow.
Highest market prices for ycur
butter fat. sweet or sour, ars paid
by your Kree-Mee station.
Montior Classified* always get
rceulta '
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and Ash
Rc,v. IL W. Slilrk*y, Pastor
Bible school meets at 9:46 a.
m. with the morning sermob at
11a. m. The topic will be “Changes
Christ made at His First Coming to
Earth.”
B. T. S. will meet at 6:30 pLm.
and evening sermon at 7:30, with
"Hidden Resources of Faith’! as
the topic of the sermon by the pas-
tor.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
N. Broadway and Fir Ave.;
Rev. R. I. Francisco, Pastor
Evangelist T. J,^ O’Neal ]will
preach both morning and eventing.
He will be a*isted in tihe services
by the Rev. Giles M. Claj-k. !
The Rev. O’Neal will speak! for
the Rev. A. Viken over radio Sta-
tion KRGV at Weslaco between 8
and 8:45 a. m. today. Musichins P
and singers from the Alliance Tab-
ernacle will also assist in this rgdio
deyiotional program.
The evangelwtlc campaign at: the
Tabernacle will continue until J>ec.
22.
MISSION, De<i. 7—(Spl.)—T;ic
Rev. Paul D. Hanna, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, an-
nounces the following schedule for
Sunday. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.;
Morning worship 11 a m.; Junior,
Intermediate and Senior Endeavors
at 7 p. m. and Unified Eveaing
services at 7 p. nr.
The Mid-Week service will be
held at 7:30 p. m., Wednesday in
the annex. Choir rehearsal at the
church will follow.
Last Monday night of month will
be teachers council, second Tues-
day night of month, the men’s
club. The Women's Auxiliary meets
every Thursday at 3 p. m.
First Christian Church
Church school at, 9:45 a. m., G.
H. Bushey, Supt. and morning wor-
ship at 11 a. m., communion of
the Lord’s Supper every Lord's
Day. The pastor, the Rev. E. R.
McWilliams, will preach the ser-
mon at this time.
Christian Endeavor meets at 6:45
ifollpwed by the evening service at
7:30 o’clock.
Catholic Hiurdi Calendar
Time of Maiwes: Sunday, 7:30
and 9:30 a. m. During sumpier
vacation 7:00'and 9:00 a. m. Week
days, school days,, 8:15, other days
7:30 o’clock.-
Evening services at 7:30 o’clock.
Rev. J. Michel, O.M.I.. Pastor. I
First Methodist Church
Church school at 9:45 a. m.;
Preaching at 10:55 a. m. and f
p. m.; young people’s services at'
6:30 p. m. are scheduled for Sun-
day according to announcement
made by the Rev. E. P. Neal,
Red beans may be cooked as
lima beans, and may' be served
either with a white sauce, tomato
or meat-stock sauce.
Parking Limit
Law Is Now Up
For Discussion
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Forest Plolmer, He Ary H. Damme
and Kent Manning compose a spe-
cial chamber of commerce traffic
committee to confer with the city
council regarding the proposed
two-hour parking limit on Main.
Broadway . and Beaumont and
Auatln between Broadway, and
Main streets. #
An acthal survey conducted
same weeks ago by members of
the chamber of commerce retail
committee %ith a questionnaire
showed replies from 130 merchants
on the twb-hour parking law. Of
these 130, there were 126 who voted
tor a parking law and four against
it. The percentage in favor of a
parking laws was over 97. while
the opposition was a little over 2
percent.
A man who lives In another Val-
ley | community stated Saturday
when told of a parking vote that
fire^iuently he decided to buy a
shilt, pair of socks, or some hard-
ware article and drove up Main
strict, but when he found all the
partdng places filled 1>y cars of
McAllen merchants, clerks, doctors
lawyers, real estate men and oth-
ers who ought to want-his busi-
ness and leave him a place to park,
he got disgusted and went somo-
w'here else to spend his money.
1936 Texas Citrus
Week I* Planned
Tlie McAllen chamber of com-
merce will again next year ask the
governor of Texas to proclaim
Texas Citrus Fault week. Advertis-
ing from McAllen, Miwdon, Wesla-
oo, Martin gen. and the Valley Cen-
tral Labor Council has been so
great that tbe McAllen chamber
has determined to ask every gov.
ernor of Texas from here on out
to designate one we-*k each year a*
Texas Citru* Fruit Week.
SILVER—
(Continued from paga Four)
anticipated pleasure. Sb this was
where Christine lived, pfe pushed
open a gate at the side and walk-
ed down a neat drive I lined with
palms. Wondering hear one got
Into the house, he turned a corner
and drew In his breath in surprise
He was standing in a paradise
of flowers, a luxuriant riot of
color. Then the flowers were for-
gotten, for there was Christine,
dropping a watering can heed-
lessly at her feet aSid throwing
herself into his arn^ with a little
sob.
“Kurt, Kurt!” f\
Me smothed the tangle yellow
curls'back from her forehead and
looked down at her gently. He
had almost forgotten she was so
small and frail, but it was the
strained, drawn look about her
Red Cross RoH
Cedi Completed
In Hidalgo County
The 1985 rou call of the Amer-
ican Red Crass 1ms ust bean com-
pleted for Hidalgo county. Tots)
receipts this yei-r were 8l.99t.79,
of which 8442.85 goes to the na-
tional organisation, and 8589.81,
stays with the county chapter.
The total receipts of $1,908.79
for this year, was ap increase over
lost year, when the total collected
amounted to $681.68.
The 1986 Roll C*ll in McAllen
was handled by Maynard Kreidler
and the total receipts frere $258.59.
A roil of heavy waxed paper Is
a good investment. It keeps sand-
wiches fresh, prevents refrigerator
left-cvers drying out, and ho*
many other
Use firm, uhpeeled sliced toma-
toes for frying. Dip the altces Into
flour to which salt and pepper
hav* been added. Fry' to a light
brown on both side*.
eves that 'eaught at his heart.
"Well, my lady Chris?’*
She laughed as she use$ tb
laugh at his old boyhood name for
her.
“Dh. Kurt, thapik heaven you’v#
come," she said simply.
(To be continued)
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• After 3 years of Intensive Research work, The Algeria 1
Chemical Co. offers to the World, relief from the fol- S
! <lowing conditions: • - ■
VImpetigo, “Athletes Foot”, Ring Worm, Blood Poison, Infections, S
Skin Infection*, Fungus Growths, Sore Throat, Trench Mouth, Or =
Any Infection Where Pus Is Present. And In Substantial Proof Of
The Efficiency of Our Product We Offer The Following Testimonials
to-wit: / 5 ll
The Woman’s Missionary society
meet** at 3 p. m., Thursday; and
choir rehearsal Is Thursday at 7:86
p. m. The church board of Chris-
tian education meets at 7:30 o. n.
I the first Wednesday in each month.
The board of stewards meeting :s
held the second Thursday in each
month at 7:30 p. m.
Under .the supervision of Miss
The People’s Church of Kan Juan Alice Bormann. a nursery d opart-
San juan Churches
Rev. Homer Kirk, pastor .
(Community Church)
“The Church where all meet In
a common faith and work for a
common cause.” j
Sermon by pastor at 11 a. In.
tnd 8 p. m.
Adult department meets In the
audltorlvm, Bryan Harris, Supt.
Junior department masts in base-
• r t
ment Is conducted every Sunday
morning during the preaching hour
for th« purpose of caring for little
children while the parents attend
the service.
Donna Churches
DONjA, Dee. 7—(Spl >—Rev-
O. H. Farmer will preach th* oar.
Algeria Chemical Co.,
McAllen, Texas.
Gentlemen:
I heartily endorse Al-
geria. I had been suffering with
Athlete foot for two years and
found nothing to relieve it. I heard
about Algeria and as it was highly
recommended to me I tried it. The
very first application dried up the
blisters ana the next application
completely cleared up the infection
1 take pleasure in recommend-
ing this wonderful product.
Signed: Mrs. Grace Rothe. ^
Algeria Chemical Co.,
McAUcn, Texas.
Gentlemen:
My wife, Mrs. Madge
Fryk, had been suffering from a
very large carbuncle on her left hip
adjacent to the spine. She sought
relief in several remedies without
favorable results. She was induced
by a friend to try "Algeria**. The
results were highly satisfactory. On
application of "Algeria** the in-
flammation was quickly reduced
and all traces of pus drawn from
the carbuncle in a very short time.
The healing process was rapid. • We
take pleasure in recommending this
wonderful curative agency.
Signed: John Fryk.
McAllen, Texas, Nov. 10, 1935.
Algeria Chemical Co.,
McAllen, Texas.
Dear Sirs:
I wish to tell you «f the
effectiveness of your wonderful
product in appreciation of what it
did for me.
I had for about four , and one
half months an infected arm due to
a breaking out on the left arm. I
used many prescriptions and no re-
sults. ' But after three applications
of Algeria my arm is entirely recov-
ered.
Signed:—R- N. Eaves, ,
Grove ton, Texas
McAllen, Texas, Ncv. 22, 1935.
Algeria Chemical Company.
McAllen, Texas.
Gentlemen: ,
Our daughter, Charlotte
Ann, nine years old, for three
months was afflicted with a severe
case of Impetigo, approximately
ten open sores. We tried various
treatments unsuccessfully. Our at-
tention was called to Algeria. With
three days treatment with Algeria
the sores were completely dried up
and the infection destroyed without
leaving scars. We take pleasure in
commending this highly effective
remedy..
Sincerely yours,
SIGNED:
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stewart,
816 Kennedy St.
STATE OF TEXAS -
COUNTY OF HIDALGO
Before me, the under-
signed Notary Public, Hidalgo Co.,
Texas, personally appeared Clar-
ence Shoemaker, who after hemp
duly sworn by me makes the fol*
lowing statement:
After moving to the Valley my
three boys became afflicted with
what is commonly called ‘‘Mexican
Sore*” *>
For several weeks we tried about
everything prescribed by doctors
and recommended by friends but
got small results and no permanent
cure. Then ‘/Algeria** was recom-
mended to us. We used it with
meat satisfactory results. In a few
days the sorfs were healed perman-
ently, leaving no trace of their pres-
ence and there has been no return
of the infection.
Signed: Clarence A. Shoemaker.
Subscribed Mid sworn to before
me this 7th day of October, 1935,
by Clarence A. Shoemaker, known
to me to be the person whose name
is subscribed to the foregoing instru-
* Della Sullivan
. Notary Public, Hidalgo Co., Tex.
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Kling, A. R. McAllen Daily Monitor (McAllen, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 238, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 8, 1935, newspaper, December 8, 1935; McAllen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1143537/m1/3/?q=El+Paso: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting McAllen Public Library.