Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-17

veil from q crown Of forget-me-nots.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom were driven 10 the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blsskosky. where n few friends and
invited guests were to psrtake Of q
sumptuous wedding dinner. The long
table in the dining room wa beau
tifully decorated with garden flow
ers- The wedding lake was suit and
the first article retrieved was n small
safety pin which fell to the lot of
the groom, next was the button fall
ing to Rev. Ekrut, the thimble, ring
and other articles not being recover
ed at the end Of the meal.
Those present. beside the bride
and groom and the immediate family
were Rev. and Mrs. Roy A. Baldwin
Of Edcouch, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Ginnis Of Hargill, A. II. Hockspring.
Miss kathrine Hockspring, Miss
Adeline Hockspring, Miss Mable
Christian Of Lasara, Miss Ida HilbiF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D~rachenburg.
Rudy Mirts. Harviil, d. w. Heidland.
Mrs. r. ". Childers and daughter and
son. Rev. H.. Ekrut and son. Vernon.
Of Donna, and Sydney c. Lakeland of
Hargill.
Many beautiful toasts were given
to the bride and groom and many
hearty congratulations offered by
all present, who wished them a long
life and happiness. This was the
first wedding to ever take place in
Hargill proper, the previous wedding
Of Z. NJ. Albrecht and Miss Lora Rob-
inson last December being performed
at the residence of Rev. Harry Pea
cock, the local Methodist pastor.
The W. NJ. $. met at the church on
Tuesday Of this week. A yery in
teresting lesson on Bible study was
conducted by the leader, Mrs. Shift
flet. 1t was decided that all the Of
ficers and as many others that
could, would 60 to the Harrington
Missionary district meeting. Mrs. II.
Fewell gave the society 4 treat Of
cold drinks and cake.
Mrs. b. c. Bailey and daughters
were among the early visitors to
Raymondville on Monday.
Mrs. Bonham is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Bumpass, and
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell and two babies, all
Of Okmulgee, Okla.
Messrs. Ted Day and Glen Bailey
Misses Aileen Pollock and Goldie
Amason motored to McAllen Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. Z. Holt enjoyed the pres
ence Of her married children on her
Dist birthday Sunday, June 10. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Holt, and
MI. and Mrs. Jack Pollock.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Bailey were
Sunday guests at the Amason home.
Mrs. G. c. Beck and sister, Miss
Leon Ella Rodriguez were business
visitors in Edinburg Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Jackson OF
Hightower. Texas. mother and faith
er OF Mrs. j. w. Phillips of Harrill.
arrived by motor to visit Mr.. and
hrs. Phillips and also to see Har-
giiIs first baby. They were accom-
panied by their son, B. Z. Jackson.
and two daughters, Misses Letha ana
Velma Eunice.
Earl VI. Aibrecht was = visitor q.
the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Albrecht in McFaddin
Texas, last week.
I. G. Richards and Kenneth Rom
nam were business visitors in Edin-
burg Tuesday and Wednesday. While
there Mr.. Bonham filed his name as
candidate for public weigher.
G. c. Beck and r. Harris transact
ed business in Edinburg Monday.
Mr.. Peters of the Peters Electric
and Machine shop at Edcouch. was 4
caller in Hargill Wednesday.
c. NJ. Robinson, McAllen. general
Valley agent Of Etna Life Insurance
Co., visited his old friend, S. NJ. Ed
ward Tuesday.
Mrs. Carter and little daushter
Alice, left for their home in Cleve.
land, Texas, Friday night after
spending several weeks visiting her
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Phillips. Mrs. Carter made
many friends while in Hargill and
laid she regretted to leave.
Miss Dorothy Heacock and some
OF her friends from Edinburg were
visiting in u town Sunday after
noon.
Miss Stella Geren left for Simmons