Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
EDINBURG
EDINRURG STUDY CLUB

kDINBURG STUDY CLUB
regular October meeting Of the
hamburg Study club was helc on
thursday, November !, ct the hCme
q Mrs. J. j. Closner with Mrs. Elmer
snort and Mrs. Z. L. Looney assist
ing In the hostses duties. Mrs Z. Z.
Bryan, assisted by Mrs. w. J. South
we'll. led the program on Texas
Jay. Mrs. j.. L. Fuller also assisted
on the program, and a chorus Of
members gave several suitable selec-
lions. Mrs. Marshall McIlhenny's
appointment to serve for the Edin-
burg clubs on the Valley Federation
nominating committee was confirmed
oy the club members who also en-
dorsed the candidacy Of Mrs. L. Owen
scott for president Of the FEEDER
alton. A report was heard from The
year book committee and Mrs. {. W.
Benson was unanimously elected to
membership in the club. A salad and
coffee course was served.
SWASTIkA BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Y. H. McManus entertained
the Swastika Bridge club and one
guest table at her home on Thurs
day afternoon. Halloween decor
atoms were used in p~rofusion, yell
low chrysantremums blending beau
tifully with the Halloween symbols,
Mrs. j. w. Bryant Of Orangeburg,
y.South Carolina was presented with
the high score trophy for the guests
and Mrs. Joe CLARK received the club
prize for high score. Guests and
members who enjoyed this delight.
ful party were: MesdameS r. l.
Ralston of Weslaco, L. F. Blackburn
and guest. Mrs. Reece of Fort Worth
Vernon Weinette, ID. c. Printy, Jack
Berry, ]. W. Bryant, c. s. Collier
Eugene Doughtie, Joe Clark. and
II. c. Aderhold.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss LeVerne Litton was the
honoree on Thursday afternoon when
her mother, Mrs. 4. L. Litton, enter
tanned in celebration Of LsVerne's
fifth birthday. Games were played
and favors Of pink baskets and can
dies were given TO the guests. Birth
day cake and fruit jello were served
Miss Lila Dyer assisting the hos
tess during the refreshment hour
The guest list included: Carol
Phyllis and Janet Cramer, Mary
Claire Weir, Lorraine Malsberry
Billy Jean Roberts, Jerry Dean Lyon
Florence Hightower, Laura Jean and
William Forbes. Helen Frances Ram
sour. and Christine Ferguson.
wIN-ONE CLASS ENTERTAINED
Mrs. r. L. Mann was hostess or
! Friday afternoon mt the monthly so
cial meeting ( the Win-One class Of
the Methodist church. The meeting
was opened with a devotional service
/ A short business meeting was hello
at which Mrs. J. L. Fuller, who j:
moving to Harrington, rendered he
resignation as secretary. Mrs. Ralpf
Hughes was elected TO take her place
The program consisted Of the telling
Of laughable incidents in the lives OF
those present. Stunts by groups
were given during the refreshmeni
hour, partners for which were chosen
BY matching parts Of pictures. Mrs
Hughes assisted the hostess II
serving the refreshments. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. A. W
4 Golden.
HALLOWEEN FROLIC
% The young peoples class of the
/ Central Baptist church held a Hal
\ lowe'en party at the home Of Mrs
o. EN- Jones on Friday night. About
seventeen members and guests were
present all in costume, and Laymar
z Skinner received a box of candy as
a prize for being the best costumec
guest. Witches and ghosts prevailed
in the decorations. After playing ole
fashioned games, delightful refresh
ments OF sandwiches and hot choco'
I late were served TO the following
Misses Gladys Shanks, Gladys Skin
i ner, Ida Mae West, Jean Runkle
Flossie Stack, Alyne Magee, Willie
Haddock, Lois Odom, Tony McElroy
Mrs. Marvin Kruegger. Messrs. Rob.
ert Evans, Glenn Magee, Harold
Combs, Layman skinner, Wilmer
! Ausmus, and Billie Butler.
ENTERTAINs AT BRIDGE
d Mrs. j. NJ. Jetton delightfully."- en-
4tertained W tables of bridge or
saturday evening in honor OF hei
daughter, Mrs r. B. Newman, VIII
lhas been visiting here. The room II
which the games were played wa:
decorated with large boquets OF ley,
Law cosmos At the conclusion o.
the games, Mrs. Newman was pre-
sented with a lovely guest remem'
hrance and Miss Charlotte Evins wa:
awarded the high score prize. A de-
I;cious salad and coffe curse was
ssrved to the following players;
WisSeg Charlotte Evins, Bernict
Cnrrv. Murrel Dunn, Gertrude Scha'
isben. Mrs. Hornberg. Mrs. Seottl'
norsev. the honoree and the hostess.
LUNCHEON -.
' Mrs. E. VI. Smith. Mrs. A: +. Hat
fsld' and Mrs. II. o. Schaleben were
.hs gue.ts Of Mrs. r. L. Portertielc
:. luncheon on Thursday. Pink roses
Eve used in the rooms and on the
-rs,tv table. A three course lunch
- was served after which the ladies
snent the afternoon in visiting.
swANsoN-HARTMAN
W;sx Eunice Swanson and Thomas
us-.man. both of Edinburg, were
n%.;s.Iv married at the home OF Mrs
Va BARNARD on Sunday morning
s-.-her a. at eleven o'clock, Rev
~ stack reading the marriage ser
Only a few intimate friends
va N rroom's family were In az
a~nnssrre' Immediately following the
s-smory everyone motored to Mata-
Eos where Mr.. and Mrs. I. "
uo-tman. parents Of the groom, were
hosts AZ the wedding dinner.
nVW-s Thomas Hartman has been
-aioved during the last few months
tths office of DR.. Fl. W. Griffin
~ although she has not lived IN
rsl G very long. she has made q
ta.t ~ friends. Mr.. Hartman. who
host ol.iar rnenher Of the Younger