Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12

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gram. The afternoon was devoted
10 the study of the work OF the mis-
scenarios Of the church in China and
Tibet. Assisting Mrs. Baker in the
presentation Of the program were
Mrs. ]. O.. Duncan. Mrs. John Me-
kinney and Mrs. j.. A. Braden. At
ne conclusion Of the afternoon. the
1stfSs served a delicious salad
CLAsS PARTY
With Mrs. A. III. Baker and Mrs.
q z. Baker as hostesses. the Win
One class of the Methodist church
enjoyed a delightful meeting on Fri
Cay afternoon at the Methodist
church. Mrs. w. L. Sterling con-
Quoted the devotionals. A short bus
mess session and social hour COM
pleted the afternoon. Il was de-
cided that the class meet regularly
on the first Friday afternoon OF ev-
cry month. The hostesSes will be
selected alphabetically. and the
place OF meeting, either in the social
rooms Of the church or at home, is
70 be optional with the h~ostesses. A
devotional service will be held at
each meeting and a study of the
Bible will be made during the year.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Craney on June Z.
REBEKAH LODGE MEETS
The Rebekah Lodge Of Edinburg
held q regular meeting on Monday
night IN the Odd Fellows hall. A
short business session was held. and
the regular routine business was dis
posed Of. The degree team. which
expects to go to Mercedes on June
4. held q very good practice. A
short social hour closed the meeting.
Approximately 80 members were in
attendance.
EVENING SERVICE
About 90 persons were present at
the prayer service and social hour
which was held in the Sunday
school annex of the PRESBYTERIAN
church on Wednesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Y. Barnett. Mrs. Asa
Judy and Miss Helen Fairbanks had
charge of the supper and social hour
preceding the prayer service. These
affairs are held every week and all
members of the congregation and
their friends are cordially invited to
attend and bring a covered dish for
the supper at z o'clock.
FRIDAY NIGHT BRIDGE
Mrs. K. w. Shumann entertained
the Friday Night Bridge club with a
6slightful party carrying out a
4 chosen color theme of pink and
Nreen. Graceful baskets Of corona.
INK geraniums and lace fern struck
he floral note. and the dainty color
scheme was repeated in the attrac-
Z tive tallies and table accessories.
he honor scores were made by Mrs.
K. Tut and Mrs. W. A. Schultz.
UDY CLUB
Mrs. T.. Y. Baker, Mrs. A. r. Ba-
44-ri Mrs. j. X. Miller we're host
49, the Study club on Thursday
aftd&oon at the home.o OF Mrs. A. Y.
Baker. This was the Hast regular
meeting of the year and cue to the
proximity OF Mothers Day. the sub
Jet of the program was Mother"
Mrs. w. r. Rowley led the pro-
gram and gave a very lovely talk on
the subject. using a copy Of Whist
ler's famous painting. Mother" as
an illustration. A very charming
duet. Loves Old Sweet Song" was
SUM- by Miss Emma Gene Baker
and Mr.. Frank Wright. with Miss
Murrel Dunn accompanying. Mrs.
Q. W. Curry read a paper entitled.
"Glimpsing the Beautiful" and Mrs.
N. E. Tuel read "A Healp O. Livin'."
by EDGAR a. Guest.
After the delightful program. a
short bushes session was held. The
president appointed delegates 10 at
tend the Valley Federation in Nc
Allen on Tuesday. May "a. They are:
Mesdames J. j. Closner. l.. K. West.
o. w. Curry: alternates. Mesdames
A L. Jansen. G. s. Kennard and