Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
SAN BEN1TO

. The Missionary society Of the Bap-
\ fist church entertained the young
H people of the hurch with a delight
tul party at the home Of Mrs. K. II.
Ward on Thursday evening. Mrs.
MI. p. Cooke assisted the hostess with
\ tAe entertainment Of interesting con-
pHff7tp and games. Ice box cake was
served TO those present which con-
sisted Of members and several guests.
Circle Number Two entertained the
Junior girls with a picnic at Olmito
on Tuesday afternoon. A delicious
picnic supper was served which was
enjoyed by all. Thirteen girls were
present. Circle Number Three enter
! tanned the Sunbeam band at the home
\ of Mrs. Lance Harris. The children
n enjoyed the afternoon playing games
Y on the lawn after which ice cream
kcones were served to about twenty
-four children.
Mrs. j. +. Shafer entertained with
five tables of bridge at her home
Wednesday evening. The country
NJ bone was beautifully decorated with
garden flowers Of all colors. Mrs.
Frank Grimsell scored high when the
" points were totaled and received an
fA1ttractive prize. Robert Bone re-
\ ceived high among the men. A de-
licions ice course was served by the
hostess in the late evening. Those
Il present were MI. and Mrs. A. T..
n Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Bone,
n Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Grimsell. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Cotton, Miss Edith
Shafer. Mr.. ard Mrs. c. E. Burke.
pr. and Mrs. e. F. Bonner. Miss
Hkhristina Fleming. Glen Shafer, Mr..
Fl md Mrs. Charles Strong and Mr.. and
Yrs. w. ]. Carson.
Mrs. E. B. Wells entertained We'd
kAesday evening with a delightful
akwimming party and picnic supper
Nscomplimenting her niece, Miss Aubrey
Lewis Of Houston. After a swim az
1.-The Rotary pool, the young guests as
<mbled on the lawn of the Wells
Hs&me where games were enjoyed. The
lest list included Misses Grace
niAAi--~n. Gladys Mills. Chrissie
Nt .SgIe, Elizabeth Nommenson, Mary
M knces Marchbanks, Eudoa James,
m ~arlotee Hinkly and Fred Booth,
1farwood Smith, Bobbie Carter,
lteorge Ogden, Gene Wade, Jack Lo-
|44ax, Born Brooks, Joe Taylor. James
brown, Lee Murphy. James Graham
nd Scheer King.
III Mrs. W. B. Hinkly was hostess this
keek 10 members Of the Wednesday
4Ayening bridge club az the home Of
hrs. E. F. Bonner. A dinner was en-
oved down town after which games
8f bridge were played. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Dodds were guests of the club
W - ~~ANn@ wrnWn trenl~l NJ
4 Mlndds was successful among the
#ndies and r. J. East received the
igh score among the men.
PERSONALS
Harrison Buck, Hardin Moses and
vnvis Wallace of San Benito left
80 week for San Antonio where they
ksIi attend the Citizens Military
raining Camp which will last one
nonth.
Misses Irene Dodson, Margaret
3z rick. I've Dodson and Ruby Audrey
nnamer and Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
AFFORD have returned from Dallas
ere they have been attending the
ssd Assembly convention.
~ and Mrs. Tom Morris have
we'd to San Benito from Harlingen.
Morris il connected with the
Benito Motor company.
~ Z. Leach. Missouri Pacific Of
NJ t;sl Of Houston arrived in San Be-
IA "a Saturday to be here a few days
business.
lrss Olive Espey OF McAllen who
fs heen visiting at the home of Mr..
Ii Mrs. George Espey for the past
N IL has returned TO her home.
q. Riley left Saturday night for
III Eslsssippi for a few days visit with
u-ss o. M. Slaight and daughter,
E-lsv Of Houston, are visiting Mrs.
c. Fitch.
rrlsnds in San Benito have re-
80 word of the arrival of a son.
= ~ Mr.. and Mrs. James J. WHY
rrre 8. at their home at Bogota,
~seTersey. Mr.. WHY is a former
10 Of San Benito.
Ind Mrs. Marcus Dcdson have