Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-29
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DANES E. P. Congdon and H. c. JET
ferries were out of club guests.
G. R. ELECTS
The Girl Reserves elected officers
as follows at their regular meeting
last Thursday; Miss Melrose Stops,
president; Miss Clyde Wilson, vice
president; Miss Beatrice Pullen, Sec
rotary; Miss Ruth Broyles, treas
urer. The remainder of the cabinet
membership will be chosen later.
the president and vice president
elect and the retiring president and
vice president with the faculty ad-
visor to make the selection Of these
girls, Miss Ruth Stewart was elected
corresponding secretary.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Quite an interesting meeting was
held at the Masonic temple last
Tuesday evening; being the annual
memorial service for deceased stars.
Mrs. Mary Peterson, assisted by Mrs.
| josiah BiXler and others, put on the
program. Mrs. Finley Ewing, wor-
thy matron Of the McAllen chap
ter, was present, as was her mother.
Mrs. Ewing, Sr., Mrs. KnudSon and
Mrs. HUMPHREYS.
ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Al Volz entertained the
members on the Tuesday afternoon
bridge club at her home east Of town
this week. Mrs. William Massey
was an out-of-clUb guest.
COUNTRY CLUB
The Country club met with Mrs.
Will Douglass at her home north
west Of town Tuesday, with a two
table personnel Of players. Mrs.
Fred Guerin and Mrs. Esther Fer
! guSon were the only out-of-club
guests.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Fleishacher
Of Louisville, KY, who have been
guests in the Edward O~ppenheimer
home, left Wednesday afternoon for
San Antonio, to attend the big fl
esta. Mrs. Oppenheimer and Mrs.
Percy Herman, the latter from Rar-
lingen. accompanied the Fleishach-
ers.
MI. and Mrs. J. S. Decker were in
McAllen Monday evening, Mrs.
Decker being in attendance at the
Eastern Star chapter meeting.
Mesdames S. M. Duffie and S. L.
Hardin we're in Brownsville Tuesday,
eScorting Miss Ruth Pennybacker
| thither, where she was a guest in
the home Of Mrs. Volrey Taylor,
and when she delivered a lecture be-
fore the women's clubs in the after
noon.
Mrs. M. z. Armstrong, Mrs. T. M.
Armstrong, Mrs. James Gillett and
Mrs. S. w. Hargrove were in Edin-
burg Wednesday, guests at a bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. A. Y. Baler.
Mrs. Fred Guerin, Mrs. Esther
Ferguson and Billy Ferguson are
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Mowery in RobStoWn.
BAPTIST CIRCLES MEET
Circle day for the Baptist Mis-
| sionary union comes twice a month,
the different circles meeting sep
arately circle number one, with DR..
Minnie Parish, chairman, meeting
at her home on the Pike. Mrs. Min
Iyard was in charge of the devotional
taking the book of Ruth as her top
ic. The four chapters were read
by the leader. with a general study
and discussion following. DR.. Par
rish led the study period which took
for the subject certain chapters in
Royal Service" during which much
that was Of special interest was
brought out.
Circle number two, with Mrs. r.
"A. Mathis, leader, met 1T the home
| Of Mrs. Meredith in this city, with
Mrs. TankSley co-hoStesS. This cir
Gle is studying the book of Exodus,
and the leader, who is the chairman
| also. gave a very interesting outline
! Of the chapters under consideration,
in tie discussion of which all mem
bers joined.
Circle number three, with Rev.
Benson as their special guest. en-
loved a wonderfully enthusiastic
session at the home of Mrs. Bob
Hardgrave. Rev. Benson led the de-
votional, Mrs. Hardgrave leading the
study course, which included the
first three chapters of Genesis. This
circle held their Blue Bird Sister"
distribution day, also choosing new
sisters" for the coming month. A
feature of the meeting was the food
shower" for Rev. Benson, which was
greatly enjoyed and appreciated. as
he is a temporary bachelor while
awaiting the return of his family,
who expect to be in Mission as soon
as school CLOSES in the old home.
These circles, with number one,
al held a socia lperiod, during which